., ect., and it's paid off very well so i believe in long term investors should be buying on days likeay when the market's coming down, not up. cheryl: ben, as we get towards sequestering, the issue coming up, seven weeks from now, the debt ceiling debate creeping up, that's fairly soon. we -- the horizon is short now for investors. should they make moves now to prepare for this fight to have in washington? >> i think, yet again, it's another situation of political theater that will be played out in the media. i think the media's taking advantage of it by our politicians in washington, but the end result will be one that should allow long term investors to be buying when there's that kind of panic. it's a value play. they played out over and over again, some of the best investors in the world. we tell you that's the way to invest whether it's warren buffet or peter lynch back in the day, by what you know and buy when it gets cheaper. those are the opportunities that come along and when you should be taking advantage. cheryl: keep emotion out it. i'm just reporting the news here, been,

rivers, god of purity, god of war, god of the moist elements, ect., ect., that's the uncertain. this mischievous person upset the plants, that's the devil so issue became for christians, the devil, satan, and even in the interpretation, translation of the bible, each time fear of the devil set in, it is issue, but issues anything but evil. that is the truth. on the contrary, you will find a cymbal of issue in the definition bowl because they help interpret this and defie the scriptures with wisdom, even from ecology, all the wisdom of the bound up verses, and the -- whose verses the definer recites, a devine source of human beings. it's anything but the devil, but today is very painful to find one's own countrymen and women referring to issue as the devil. by contrast, look at what happened to issue when he moved with the sleeves to latin america. having arrived with the issue, feared by the christian missionaries, the slaves adopted this as their patron deity. just to scare the christians who wanted them to convert. it became the cymbal of resistance in latin america and in the

is ects, a flu shot may have prevented this little girl from getting sick is, but because she was aallergic to eggs she could not get the hot. her mother said she is glad her daughter has an option to fight flu. >> it's nice to have the option if i want to get her the flu shot, i have the option available to me which i did not at all before. >> the new vaccine is called flu-bok, it's made by injecting a flu gene into a insect, it can be quicker than growing it in chicken eggs that could prove helpful in the event of a flu epidemic to quickly increase the vaccine supply. researches at the vaccine study center tested it and said that it is just as safe and effective as the traditional vaccine. >>> scary scene caught on camera, a smash and grab at a jewelry store, but the thieves you see here fled without any jewelry when the owner of the store pulled out a gun. the would-be robbers ended up hiding in a menlo neighborhood. the neighbors in that area were watching and using a new kind of online neighbor watch to keep everyone safe. scott budman uncovered the play by play, he joins us from that

we are getting me men tum building, the s&p 500, broader market, the stocks we all own in the 401(k) ect high and pushing close to the all-time high, over october 2007. up for the week, looking to be higher for two weeks in a row. over to jeff with the crop report, hey, jeff. >> boy, the bulls are going crazy here now. we were down in both corn, oats, and wheat going into the market, and they slipped around to the green. it looks like -- i'm going to get virginia if i can, in the middle of trading, but i want a trader reaction. extremely bullish, that is to say, you were harvested acres, and let's see if virginia has a quick -- what do you got, virginia? bullish. >> very bullish. the market spiked up 25 cents on the week, came down, but we'll start off strong, certainly for, you know, this quarter of the year. >> looks like less out there harvested and less crop up. >> that's correct. depends on what happens. with the heat in australia, this market could go crazy by summertime. >> you like that. get back to it. make money too. that is the pit right there. you can see how crazy that thing

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lou: i will just remind you however low he may be, the senate majority leader was ected by his state we have these dynamimics at work, do we? congressman cohen always good to talk to you a hope that we can talk about significant progress coming up. seeing fiscal responsibility come to the forefront. >> thank you. lou: much more on the political battles ahead. they are going o be significant in this 113th congress. and the congressional republicans and opposition they face on any issue. especially on putting the national debt. >> trainingnd arming principles to stop intruders in our public schools. arizona's attorney general tom horne is with us next. and why isn't anyone in washington talking about jobs? millions of americans still out of work. where have the jobs gone? where will we find new ones? are economist joins us lou: the job market slowly improvg. but will this year be a breakout year for job creation? de minimis joins us in moments to answer that question and many others. the economy added 155,000 jobs last month. the unemployment ratcoming in at 7.8% unchanged from the rev

illustrative of the plank of the republican party, an it was the house leadership, you know, boehner, cantor, ect., i'm answering in a general way, but there are -- they were rather cd and believed the debt ceiling had to be raised believing risking the full faith and credit of the united states was a dangerous proposition and default would be a terrible thing for the country. because they see their fellow members did not believe that to be the case, they brought in a treasury under secretary named jake powell who served in the george hw bush administration to explain what would happen if when august 2nd came and went and the debt ceiling was not raised and givers through a powerpoint presentation of, you know, when certain social security checks would not go through. how immediately all federal prisons close, and at such and such a point veterans benefits would be cut off, and it was very, you know, compelling evidence this would be calamitous, and, yet, there were some republicans who set up, house republicans that during the end of the presentation said it's outrageous that you're talking abou

down nearly 12%, and the question is whether or not apple, itself, is out of favor, lost its cool, ecttocks at 453 from 700 in september. that brings you to the suppliers; right? what goes into making the iphone, the ipad, the ipods? here's names that supply app 8 for those great things, and here's a look. logic, qualcom, broadcom, all to the downside, logic down 10% itself so having an extremely tough day. obviously, with the idea that there's not going to be as many apple -- as much demand for apple products affecting the suppliers in particular. back to you. >> all right, nicole, thank you very much. talk to you soon as we are now 46 minutes away from the close. well, somewhere in your portfolio or 401(k), you own a farm of stocks. one of the largest says the number one thing option list no matter how affordable health care is, big spending on research and development, liz claman with the ceo of the company at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. >> if i were to tell you that you could get the glory of creating a life saving drug, but it would take you a minimum of 15 yea

tuned out the headline of what they were announcing and looked more at what are their ad sales number, ectpick those apart, look at, what, cash position? i know your concerned about dealt. you don't like big debt levels; right? >> absolutely, and we'll occasionally venture into a company that has quite a bit of debt if the other factors are so overwhelming that the debt isn't, you know, the big issue, but we start out, basically, very fundamentally looking at the asset value of a company, their cash position, the amount of debt they have, the quality of the management. they are just many, many things that go into evaluating a company, and there's every kind of company that you can imagine out there for us to look at. liz: well, some of the most widely held stocks, for example, cracker barrel, trinity industries, chico is up there, viewpoint financials, but a couple of your picks, three of them are now based sort of in a derivative way on the auto industry, and one is nothing to do with automobiles, but you like belo, an advertising company in a way. tell me about why you like this one and

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millions of dollars flowing into the market, and that has to do with changes in terms of guarantees, ect., but there is a lot of optimism about the equity market, because because there's no place else to go, nowhere to get a rern on other than equities. some people are concerned about this, though. they are kind of spooked by the bullishness. are they too pessimistic or what? >> we're a momentum based trading shop. we're happy with the money in the market. we followed a trend in u.s., european, and asian equities for the last few months, and, certainly, it was nice when everybody else panicked and got out of the market, we had opportunity to add to the long position and with more investors coming into the market here in january, it's only going to continue to drive higher and push markets up to the five year high. liz: okay. you know what? everybody wants to know whatever your perspective, why -- where do you put the money? joe, starting with you, i mean, where do you find the most compelling investments for the retail investor out there? >> i think when you are looking at the sector, th

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in the meantime, the olympics were held in moscow, ect.. a couple words about cuba and our relative indifference to the suffering of cubans, ordinary cubans, but also disdense, people of conscious, people who starve themselves to death for example, and hunger strikes, why the extremes? i spoke to a great many people about the problem, our indifference to cuba, and i recall one saying it was one of the most puzzling and painful phenomena of our times. there's some, many people, but i think of one in particular, a man who ought to be famous. he ought to be on the cover the "time" and "news week," and he ought to be a big deal, ought to be songs about him, poetry, movies, movies of the week, ought to be o 60 minutes every other week. it's a man named oscar, a heroic man, a brave man, inspiring man, and a practitioner of non-violence, he got out last year, interviewed him as soon as i could. he's a follower of ghandi and martin luther king, and he's even black, but nobody cares or who who he is. they are on opposite sides of the great divide. h

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most economistes ect modest growth but little overall improvement this year, as the pace of job growth remains too low to make much of a dent in the unemployment rate. we get an economic snapshot of different regions of the country from three public broadcasting reporters: erik anderson is a business reporter and anchor on kpbs in san diego, california; cathy lewis is an anchor and host of her own show, "hear say," on whro in norfolk, virginia; and stan jastrzebski is news director for wfiu in bloomington, indiana. eric ander son, let's start out west with you. do the new numbers jive with what you are seeing in your area and in california? steady but not spectacular hiring? >>. >> that's exactly right. california has been tracking in that steady way. we've been seeing growth for now probably the past 18 months or so. but it hasn't been that spectacular growth. it's not that recovery growth. a lot of economists here are talking about the economy is showing good healthy signs and the job market is reflecting that. but it's not showing the kind of signs you need for the economy to recove

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alcoholic use generated 1300 including homicide, suicide, rape, child abuse, ect..ould like the panel to discuss is are you talking to street level cops, especially those who have no skin in the game, retired, not trying to protect the burn grants, good overtime, ect., to determine how much police resources are put into chasing the green plant? thank you. >> very good. take a couple. would the gentleman in the row behind you i think. >> thank you. i'm from one of those governments that you mentioned in the netherlands. >> i think the context was even the netherlands. [laughter] >> i was going to say that the united states is readily becoming a more liberal country than the netherlands on issues like gay marriage and legalizing marijuana because we only decriminalized and legalized it as mentioned. i would like the panel to address the international implications a little more when the federal government would decide to leave these states, leave the action of the states in the books because it's a clear violation of international obligations by the united states, rati

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head on in the united states with toyota, with the fuel efficient products like fugs, fiesta, taurus, ect #% yield hit again on ford. the stock is climbs and climbing back to the debt ceiling debate, in 2012 # coming into 2013 were concerns about consumer spending. government numbers out, retail sales better. does that give you hope? is that why you are bullish at this point for 2013? >> yes. i mean our economy plods along and improves looking at real estate, consumer spending, major purchases such as auto. once again, i make the statement that once washington gets out of the way, we really think that the financial markets based upon where our economy is at this point opposed for a very positive run up, bumpy all be it, that it will be. cheryl: all right. s&p target, 1600 to 1700 this year. the " b" as in bull with you. thank you. good to see you. >> thank you, cheryl. dennis: facebook shares up over 1% today, $31 and change. an hour before a mystery announcement on a product. speculation there may be a smart phone or a search engine or something else. joining us now, stern aggie senior r

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talk about the drug add kicks, drinking the kool-aid and more and more easing, free money, printing, ect., and to your point, talking about resiliency, it's basically say, hey, maybe the economy's getting a little better. >> it's at an infliction point. up 220% from the trough in 2009. we got far ahead of ourselves so people analyze on the economic fundamentals sioux they take a little bit of -- i think we are getting stronger, not great growth in the first quarter, but see what 2013 does and hinges upon policy and regulations from washington. >> i know. so closely tieded here on wall street. >> exactly. >> to washington, keith added sadly, but never before in my entire career down here have i talked about wash the way we have over the past few years, back to you. ashley: no doubt. thank you very much. back in 15 minutes. tracy: john boehner sworn in for his second term as speaker of the house as the 113th congress is now underway. peter barnes in washington with the latest. all right, peter, so was it close? >> well, here's -- it was a little bit of suspense here. he lost nine republica

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20%, and looking at the post election cycle, dividend paying gold companies like franklin and nevada, ectttractive. >> franklin nevada, one of your picks. you are not buying the blocks of gold. you are going out, buying stocks. are you looking at the miners? what are you looking at in particular in the stock world? >> coming back to buying dividend paying tokes is key. gold should be # 5% to 10% waiting in a portfolio. don't buy it to get rich. it's basically an insurance on portfolio. 5% on good quality jewelry, gone up dramatically in five years, and good quality dividend paying stocks in companies growing the balance sheet. >> frank, thanks for the tips. >> thank you. >> that means you should buy your wife some fine gold. >> yeah. why not some bling. do they still say "bling" these days? probably not. i'm just old school. time for stock z -- stocks now like every 15 minutes. nicole? still up above 200 for the positive side on the dow. >> that's right. old school is not a bad thing. dow jones industrial up 215 points now, a great day on wall street, up arrows, s&p 5 # 00 up 1.75%, techs

mean carding to the cfpb, look to standardize home loans, present exotic loans, the all pay loans, ect., and aim to prevent another subprime crisis. what does that mean? just check the box on the loan you want? >> no. what it means is dodd-frank outlawed the underwriting guidelines that existed that caused problems we had. the rules written now is the ability to pay, and it's going to be -- it's not a check balance. it's what -- there's lending cry criteria that exists based off the new rule, and if we lend within the criteria, it's a qualified mortgage, and you'll be good to go from an ability to repay. if you lend outside of that, you're going to have an increased litigation risk as a lender so folks are going to stay inside the four corners of that new box. lori: what's that mean for you? considering the fact you have the robo signing settlement letting banks move forward. are you looking at a competitive environment in the new year? >> we'll see. i don't know if it's more competitive. the settlement that took place really has more to do with servicing. i think that, you know, we've

lee ected to give update >>> good morning. 7:56. i'm frank mallicoat.f the city at 10 a.m. he is expected to give updates on the job plan he created during his mayoral campaign and stricter gun control. >>> the 9ers in the big easy getting ready for the big game this sunday. they arrived last night. there they are deplaning. the team is focused to take on the ravens at super bowl xlvii. the ravens get in this afternoon and hopefully, championship number 6. we shall see. got your traffic and weather on this monday coming up. >>> good morning. liza battalones here. slow traffic now for the drive approaching the 101 interchange. if you are heading for 101 through the south bay, got an accident now northbound heading through san jose approaching mckee. expect delays on and off out of the gilroy area. so very long delays. it's also backed up this monday morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. traffic is backed up from the foot of the macarthur maze. fine at the toll plaza. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >> liza, looking good outside n

natural gas resource today, which is resulting in the price coming from about $13 down to $3, $2.5, ect., and the more consumption of the natural gas in the electric facility sector brought greenhouse gas emissions in the united states to 1992 levels. that required no government mandate or regulation. it was simply a matter of what the economy produced as a result of producing a cleaner burning fuel, in this case, natural gas. i believe what the epa should do looking to regulate activities, be thoughtful. this goes back to the broader question about access. here we have a cleaner burning fuel that dmon straighted -- demonstrated a positive impact in carbon emissions reductions. they are pursuing low carbon in many technologies, but the very fuel we're allowed to produce in vast quantitity is really what's driving that to date in reducing the carbon emissions. that should be taken in consideration with all other aspects in regulating carbon emissions. >> [inaudible] >> well, within the refining sector, we're looking at that and constantly improving what we do in terms of emissions. again

talked about the itemized deductions and they include mortgage interests, charitable contributions, ect.. we already took a step in that direction in the tax reform bill that we pass the tax bill, the so-called p's provision. we have to look at it better. there's a proposal, and where's the budget? well, the president had in budget proposals a 28% limit on deductions itemized deductions, and i think we need to look at that, but carefully, charitable contributions, for example, mortgage interests, state and local taxes so that's a major area and the president proposed essentially $600 or $700 billion in ten years from that areament i don't think we can now obtain that much even if we adopt the president's 28% limit, but -- >> host: why not? >> guest: why not? because i think we have to look at the impact on charitable contributions. most -- half of the charitable contributions in the country, a lot of us, most contribute something, but a lot comes from the very wealthy. i think we need to be careful we don't come too -- come down too hard -- >> host: we need more coffee. >> guest: we hav

measures to try to reduce the possibility of fire, but there's a big question at the heart of this ectly. the faa last week in their press conference, when they announced basically the nose tail review of the plane even said -- they admitted they were not confident of their certification work, that the faa had done. i think the faa stands to bear a good measure of this glam, because they should have been on top of it, and because it is a new application, that's where most of their resources should have gone, to look at what's totally new on this plane. the faa has some explaining to do. >> your line of logic, therefore, is very dangerous, then for boeing, for the faa and for this project. we should be very clear. the 787 is a more fuel-fish, yes, but it also doesn't have the heavy, pneumatic systems. it has this unique electrical system which relying on lithium-ion batteries. how far do you go that actually it has potentially a conflict of interest in that it has to both regulate and promote this industry. >> that's true. that's why when last weerk the faa at the press conference said

example, with multiple chronic conditions that is necessary versus seeing folks in 15 minute increments, ect.. what impact will those policy changes have on the -- on the number and number of primary care practitioners in this country. anyways, mr. chairman, thank you for focusing attention on this issue, and i hope to return to hear to -- to here to hear from the witnesses and ask my questions. >> thank you very much. senator franken. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for this incredibly important hearing, and we have 30 million more americans, we hope, if medicaid is adopted by the state, the expansion of medicaid, leaving some people still uninsured. i read the testimonies last night, and it is very clear that when you insure people, their health care outcomes are better, and it actually costs us money when people are not ensured. it's so clear. you hear, well, we have health care in the country. go to the emergency room. well, that's the most expensive health care, and it doesn't mean you get treated after the emergency room. it doesn't mean you get what you need to treed croppic conditions, a

the policy levels of the situational awareness, that's critical from the due diligence point of view, ect., but it's not the only thing required to introduce security. >> do you have suggestions on how we get that capability? >> yes, i do. one of the things we overlook is when discussions happen about the ability of states to work with private sector over cyberspace and res of -- and issues of privacy, we forget the issue of cyberspace, the telecommunications carrier is the queen. this is where infrastructure, data, and network all come together. we forget telecommunications is the most regulated industry we have. our ability to incentivize telecommunications carriers to detect anomalies at scale that would essential hi address 90% of what we see as malfeasance in cyberspace is quite possible, but we have not taken that step. >> rafal, pushing back on the attribution question that you don't see as that big of a challenge, i guess. if i bought a laptop with cash, and i created malware, and i stripped all the io dent fieres out of it -- identifiers out of it, traveled to a foreign city, wen

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