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>> one of the proposals is the economic areas or the ea's. i know some of the rural carriers made that proposal. i think it is an idea we should be open to. >> did you support the two-phase proposal? >> that is another one i hope will gain more comment and at the appropriate time i will take an open mind as to how to resolve it. >> the head of the ncta michael powell and dick wiley and read hunter testified on the hill about changing the communications law and whether the '96 law needs updating and if the '34 law needs updating. would you be game for a big overhaul? >> i think it is obvious it isn't keeping pace. the fcc should calibrate to keep up with the times. i think we have reached the point given the intro modal competition we are seeing, the fcc needs to take action and bring regulations into the 21st century and get rid of the furlou furloughs saying they need to be treated differently. >> couldn't that lead to more regulation of wireless company and pushing broadband in as a common carrier? >> you know my own views as to what the fc

he ruled in favor of bay area company, electronic arts, and ea has earned billions of dollars in profitrom madden football sales. >> a rare video game cartridge has sold for over $100,000. there were just 90 made. now the world's most expensive video game. the cart trimming was created for the nintendo world championship in 1990, has supermario brothers, rod racer, and there are also 26 gold-colored versions, one is on ebay with nine days left and the top bid is $20,000. >> time to get a check on the weather with leigh glaser. >> another terrific weekend but we are going to start to see signs of change. yay. finally. a little built of rain. looking back towards the bay area. something we need. may have noticed some high clouds. earlier this morning almost looked like some clouds could produce showers but most of the high clouds, thanks to the area of low pressure and you can see that counterclockwise motion so these high clouds will drift over the bay area overnight these evening. here's a look at highs for you. 70s. cloverdale, 73. santa rosa, 73. 68, san rafael. the new record for tho

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. >> ea sports used its madden game.he denver broncos beat the seattle seahawks on a sudden death field goal. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian, our coverage continues with our 10:00 news and tonight allegations on an attack at school on a 6-year-old. we're meeting with parents right now who are concerned about the way the investigation is being handled. keep in mind we're always here for you on ktvu.com. tmz is next right here on tv 36. one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll now. at coveredca.com. >> today on "tmz"... >> grammy parties are not about music but about camels and naked women

the choices were too wrenching on eas either side of the vote. hone man could not cast a ballo. >> president obama is expected to take up the issue of unemployment benefits at the white house on tuesday. today the president used his weekly address to call on republicans to back a three-month extension of emergency unemployment insurance. 1.3 million people ran out of long-term unemployment benefits. >> obama: instead of punishing families who can least afford it. republicans should do the right thing and restore this vital security for their constituents right now. >> the senate is expected to take on the measure next week. i spoke to boris epstein, and i asked him about expanding the program instead of simply extending it. >> i believe there will be an extension for three months but there needs to be a solution to the underlying problems. the notion from the message they've been trumpeting out there does not meet with what they've been saying out there. it sounds like they're saying the economy is better but unemployment is worse. >> does this s

he ruled in favor of bay area company, electronic arts, and ea has earned billions of dollars in profitdden football sales. >> a rare video game cartridge has sold for over $100,000. there were just 90 made. now the world's most expensive video game. the cart trimming was created for the nintendo world championship in 1990, has supermario brothers, rod racer, and there are also 26 gold-colored versions, one is on ebay with nine days left and the top bid is $20,000. >> time to get a check on the weather with leigh glaser. >> another terrific weekend but we are going to start to see signs of change. yay. finally. a little built of rain. looking back towards the bay area. something we need. may have noticed some high clouds. earlier this morning almost looked like some clouds could produce showers but most of the high clouds, thanks to the area of low pressure and you can see that counterclockwise motion so these high clouds will drift over the bay area overnight these evening. here's a look at highs for you. 70s. cloverdale, 73. santa rosa, 73. 68, san rafael. the new record for those guy

. >>> and ea is cutting its outlook as new video game sales are hurting games for older devices. ea says it's been surprised by how quickly demand has dropped for games made for the xbox 360 and play station 3. staers down 2.5% after hours. >>> also in the united states, president obama is vowing to act alone on measures to help u.s. economy. in his fifth state of the union address, the president stressed he'll no longer be content to wait for congressional approval after a year mostly marked by inaction on capitol hill. he's challenging lawmaker toes work together on large scale initiatives by boosting the minimum wage and increasing a new retirement savings program called myra. the president outlines several ways in which he intends to use executive power toes bypass congress altogether. >> the cold, hard fact is that even in the midst of recovery, too many americans are working more than ever just to get by. let alone to get ahead. and too many still aren't working at all. what i offer tonight is a set of concrete, practical proposals to speed up growth, strengthen the middle

ea earned billions of dollars in profits from madden football sales. >> a rare video game cartridge soldor nearly $100,000 on e-bay. this game doesn't look like much. there were just 90 made. now the world's most expensive video game. the cartridge was created for nintendo world championship in 1990. it has portions of super mario brothers, rad racer, and tetrus. and there are gold cartridges. one on sale with e-bay. with nine days left, top bid it as $20,000. >> a check on our weather. which is actually going to change. >> yeah, really is going to change. we made the change. another day today. near record highs. even some records as we saw at the top of the show. already starting to see, live doppler, 7, hd, starting to pick up high, mid level cloud. we actually have two system ttz atz -- systems. cold to the west. to the south. southern, california. the wraparound motion here. this is drawing some of the high cloud to the north. and then the cold front, to the west of us. kind of bringing in a few high cloud as well. we are going to be sandwiched in. between the two systems. here is a

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once an upon a time a steady income, a good credit score and some cash for a down payment made it easasy to buy a home. many people unable to take advantage of good rates from existing homeowners refinancing their mortgages. but recently the banks got a scare. the boom financing of 2013 fell off a cliff in the final three months of the year. america's two biggest home lenders are seeing huge drops of mortgages which sees homes refinance and purchases. we wills fargwells fargo report. jp morgan reported a 54% drop. it could be rising rates, we don't know. even though rates are inching up it may be easier for people to lock in a loan going forward. we've seen lenders relax loan standards modestly. the national average fico score or credit score used by a lenders ability to pay back inched lower in 2013. in december the average score dropped to 727 according to a mortgage software firm. that's down from the priest years' average score. banks are looking to lend, and banks are loosening up. this all had have you had big implications for consumer lending. who better to discuss that then sh

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stephen said heat went out, using electric often and just bought a space ea heater. and be careful using your ovens to stay warm, folks. tell me what you think about tweeting me or leave us a comment on facebook. i do look at all of these. >>> prepare to pay more for meat, milk and corn. that's wha what jj said. and how high the energy demands effect the price of heating your home, jj, good to see you. how does it effect agriculture in january? there is a whole lot of agriculture in january. >> this will give people new appreciation for how the farmers do it. you touched on the main areas there with cattle. you know, i would like to have the same problem you said he would like, as it gets colder i would like to have a tough time putting on weight. but the cattle i see do have that problem. you know, you have to remember in the cold weather it's harder for them to get some supplies as it is for the rest of us. go to any grocery store and you'll see how empty the shelves are. farmers can store some but they need more as the year goes on. >> a lot of country does depend

the station in seattle to see who has the best fans, seattle's elliott bay or the san francisco bay ea. >> we have to beat seattle on the field and off. we are a little behind, we'll be honest. that's okay. we will make it up. let's show you that nobody has p better than us. we will clobber them on the field and off. who ever has the most likes by kickoff on sunday will win. >>> tomorrow is a huge day for movie fans. the oscar nominees will be announced at 5:30. we will bring them to you live on the abc7 morning news and you can see who wins on oscar sunday here on abc7. >> always love oscar time. >>> let's update the incredibly warm and dry weather. >> sandhya patel is tracking it for us. >> there is a glimmer of hope that perhaps we may be seeing changes in our weather. a slight chance of rain in my accu-weather seven-day forecast. we will talk about that in just a moment. right now doppler 7hd is not tracking anything. skies are clear. we did have a record setting day for the second day. 75 in gilroy today was a record. oakland 77, 72 in napa. pretty warm though san francisco 71, 77

i would just add that in the education area, i'd love to ea i think one area he has not touched on much is in job training. he's talked about how we've fallen behind as far as the high school graduation gap and college costs of course are soaring. i hope he addresses that. but also in between job training. you've got to have some schooling beyond high school in your life. i'd like to see something like subsidizing private businesses that have job training programs and thus they bring in workers perhaps on reduced salary while they're learning a trade, learning to do something with their hands. this also has tone -- done wonders for closing the gender gap. girls are doing better than boys now as far as -- >> people want to know what are the new ideas and if they have new ones they haven't telegraphed them yet and short of new ideas they're going to repeat all the old ones and i think that's fine. i mean i think that basically a lot of people are going to be tuning in not only just watching tv. the way this white house is going to disseminate this speech through all the social media, it's

>>my dad actually spent 10 years in chicago with ea pierce which is a firm that charlie merrill had essentially sold to in the 1930s. in 1939 he convinced charlie merrill to come into the business, get out of the grocery business and back into the securities business and come up with a new motto of bringing wall street to main street, of taking the conflict of interest out of brokerage, about separating research, about training brokers, educating the public. it was really a revolutionary concept in 1939 and 1940. >>people forget that it was merrill lynch who basically did that. thank you very much mr. smith. >>thank you bill. coming up...the in crowd. a trader takes on some of the most "popular" stocks of the moment.and...our friday favorite! in traders unplugged...the guys reflect on wall street's girl power. that's just around the corner. time now to take it to the streets-- or at least the floor of cme group. joining us for traders unplugged alan knuckman and scott shellady. at the bell gentlemen topic number one: gender bender last year hedge funds run by women out performed those run by me

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and you can deliver a nuclear weapon in a truck actually ea easier than you can fit it on a missile. i think there's a genuine danger that some day we could lose cincinnati -- i'm picking that at random. that's a bigger danger to me than the risk of the current government doing something with data that threatens me. it strikes me that the alcu position is that losing cincinnati is a lesser danger than the government having your personal data. how do you comport those two? >> that's ridiculous. i don't want to lose cincinnati. >> good. >> i want to be safe and security. but there's this false dichotomy with security and our compliance with the bill of rights and our constitution. we're living in an orwellian time where data from the private sector, as you said, as well as data collected by the government is being collected on our every movement, location, text, internet searches and all of this is being stored by the government. and that is inappropriate. it's no problem if the government specifies in a warrant that they want to look into someone who may have ties to terrorism. and th

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the new on whether the current regime will outdo previous governments in going too far with this the eas you're in for mr azhar mosque down for a meeting hosted by russia's chief diplomat painting to wait too long delayed piece toxins serious casualty in a week. moscow insists that iran should be one of the main players in geneva to all sky is falling the fresh round of syrian diplomacy taking place in the russian capital. to have reiterated their desire for iran to take part in next week's piece called on syria in the geneva most of the means to tehran to be represented as an equal member of the discussions and should not be participating from the fringes from the sidelines as has been suggested by either her out by the united states now these peace talks on syria to geneva to chuckle to stop when january the twenty second. russia held to managed to start the ropes as the successful discussions for the interests of the entire international community that was before. we stand in support of syrian sovereignty in its territorial integrity. we want the equal rights of all ethnic religious a

this man is the ceo of bombard ea. to tell us whether 1700 layoffs set a negative tone for the coming months what positive stories you really have to tell. >> it's an adjustment, really. since 2000 and we have added and right now we felt that it was time to make an adjustment so it's not a big layoff, of course. but it is a major issue, of course. liz: some of it is due to delays and we should just explain to people about this. >> things are going well. we are ardea 198. compared to any other play programs and development, we are doing us a little bit faster. liz: people are looking at the headlines and saying what is wrong with bombardier? the stock has had a tough three months.@ what is the message that you want to tell them? >> when we invest in them there are long-term adjustments. and there will be some setback. we had to announce a delay in the first half of 2015. so it makes the market a little bit nervous. but what i would ask to say is that our products are long-term. it's when you invest in bombardier it is a

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i'm always ea here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst

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and create an ally, a set of allies in an ea that was of strategic significance. >> what is the pointbvious, american respect represented through the eyes of those three arabists but also, the government itself. respect for islam and the muslim culture and the arab culture. when was that all torn asundis r and when did it change? >> these men inherited a quite positive attitude towards arabs from some british arabists like people like lawrence of arabia and american missionaries in the region despite the lack of government offices have been there since the 19th century. so they were really quite, quite pro arab but that changed in the course of the 1950's. partly because eisenhower secretary of state got arab nationalists as unreliable allies in the cold war and because some of the arab leaders didn't want to perform according to the script that had been written for them. >> a script being written by, of course, the soviet union? >> well, indeed, the soviet union, especially when khruschev repla replace stalin. but also, when i refer to the "the script" i'm referring to the fact that