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this may be reflected by the credit score and othe other facs do you have enough money, do you have ayment i think that's important. the a variety of underwriting factors that banks have looked at and did so quite successfully before the advents of the private security market. >> so my viewers understood it's a commodity. we know you are a good risk, doesn't matter they'll give you a loan and sale it off to somebody else. >> yeah. well, there are still a lot of small banks that do portfolio lending but do a lot with fannie mae and freddy back. it's called the private label security market organizations that doesn't exist now it exploded during the crisis and hasn't come back yet, which may be a good thing. so, yeah, i think some balanced lending standards is good. but we certainly don't want to get back to where we were prior to the crisis. we had too much mortgage lending prior to the comprise us it was an unstainable engine of consumption, people doing serial cash-out re-identifies witoutoo. ballad preach is good. long-term rates are going up. may give banks inning sen testify. we h

. >> so it's a very bravo in your fac if you will.ackey took on the establishment and this is the weight comes back. he has become radioactive. nobody is going to get near him now. >> as much as they dislike him they dislike the mainstream media more thanthey feel that this is the mainstream media against them? >> i don't think it rallies him necessarily but with a lot more credibility in a guy like marco rubio are one of those guys with the candidate and i think that the republican establishment is coming irrelevant really quickly. in the next couple of years we will see them move faster towards irrelevancy. >> so you think this is finished? >> i think that he's done. >> so when the mainstreamers are saying that he is the only one who could beat hillaryclint, what you say? >> you don't know whether the chf of staff come out and out him at some point. >> what is the difference between his and yours? >> i'm very transparent. and this time the scenes he'a bully and he's pushing around. >> yes, but he's threatening the mayors quietly and

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in a del will fac play in the quarterfinals. >>> another spaniard, taking on german daniel brand. he has a 5-4 lead in the second half. >>> over at the brisbane international, she breathes past australia's casey 6-3, and 6-1, they'll play in the last set. we're one day into the new year and already there has been a new cricket world record, the fastest ever national century. the previous record was set by pakistan'sa's alfridi. he would win the series at 1-0. in stay two, pakistan 327-4, that's it for sport. i'll be back later. >> thank you very much, robben. >>> well, every year innovations in technology promise to change the way we live, work and communicate. some prove to be little more than passing fads and disappear while we take a look at new technologies that could change the world this year. >> reporter: much hype and development in 2014 will see google's glass eyewear go on sale to the public. questions remain whether it's function and style will make it anything more than a fad. >> this is my watch. >> reporter: watches that sync to phones. some experts are predicting we

at the same time, you've got a prime minister in baghdad who has bee been alienating, he facs two problems. he faces a militant extremist problem, a military challenge but he also faces a political challenge from a alienated population, and if those two come together they could create a much bigger problem. >> i'm wondering, steven, obviously we talked about the price of american price that americans paid for fallujah in 2004 during the surge, that big influx of troops that was meant to quell basically sunni insurrection in anbar province. could be brought on side to begin to have some support for the central government of al maliki. has all the work that was done in anbar basically fallen apart? has it all been for nothing? >> i think that's basically the case. the biggest problem internally in iraq last been that al maliki and his government has not retained the confidence of the sunnies. iraqi military has largely perceived as a militia, sunni tribal leaders to work with the iraqi central government but i think al maliki and his government squandered that so now we're in a difficult spo

that threaten our planet and its rich array of plant and animal life, our homes, farps farms, and facs and our very health and well-being. carbon-driven climate change can be seen in warming surface temperatures and in shifting seasons, but perhaps nowhere is carbon pollution doing more harm than in our oceans. the year 2013 brought ample new evidence of these changes in our oceans. here is what we know: people often talk about climate change as if it were a theory. here's what we know: we know that the oceans are warming. that's not a theory. that's a measurement. it's done with thermometers. it's not complicated. sea level, we know, is rising. that's another measurement, very simple. you can do it with a yardstick. oceans are becoming more acidic. every american with an aquarium measures acidity with litmus paper. again, simple measurement-proven facts. if we put those proven facts into context, let's look at geologic context. according to an article published last year in the journal "science," our current rate of carbon dioxide emissions, mainly from burning fossil fuels, is enough

getting our own people's to be killed from overhead within considering there are all these different facs on the ground. who represents them at the table and if there is not that quorum, does the u.s. go anyway? >> great questions. one, even if this opposition group goes, they don't actually represent the fighting portions on the ground, and a lot of the fighting forces said they don't want a bunch of civilian exiles up there in geneva making a deal, all right. so one, they don't really represent the footing forces. and two, right now publicly and anyone i talk to privately the u.s. refuses to even accept the proposition that the opposition may not come. so secretary kerry has hinted even in public that if the opposition coalition doesn't come, the u.s. may or the europeans may wash their hands of them. he hasn't said it in so many ways. but they are their main patrons and the u.s. has asked the saudis to use their pressure on this group. but i think we all have to hope that the administration does have a plan b just in case that happens. >> all right, margaret warner, thanks so much. >>

doug burns has been guiding us through the fac insider trading trials.n we come back, the surprise- free mortgage coming from the financial protection bureau we will talk with the agency's associate rector. ♪ >> it's been called the most sweeping regulation of mortgage finance in decades. the consumer financial protection bureau is putting in new rules to protect americans from the second home loans. -- from deceptive home loans. these new restrictions may result in less mortgage credit. we have the associate rector for the consumer education at the cspb. thank you for spending time with us. can we talk about the rules themselves? they do and how are they intended to work? >> the new mortgage rules from the consumer financial protection bureau make sure we keep common sense in the making of home loans. it means there will be no more debt transfer for consumers, no surprises in the processing of loans, and no more runaround for people having trouble with mortgages. the big new feature is every lender will have to do a basic common sense thing to determine

if losses fac we will x of sun and clouds.58 today for san mattel. we did experience dry weather and we did wake up to areas of drizzle. any brain is a way to the north. we will continue with this tub to month. we have scattered showers as a cold front is going to drop ban. we may see rain for the duration. >> we'll have more weather as we wrap up three the week can. take care they looked at conditions in tahoe. alpine medals has a base of 20 in. and the same for squaw valley. >> the time is 9:50 a.m.. this is a story that you won't see on kron4. marcus malone was a homeless landscaper until he revealed to stanley roberts that he was one of the founding members of the santana blues band. stanley arranged a reunion between santana and the malone correct so what does the future hold for him? >> he described what was going through his mind for the first time in 40 years. >> one of the creators of his music, he is out cutting lawns to make ends meet. this was something that i had to go to. i still create music. i still like music.

to consider what the likely contributions of their neighbors -- >> that just means there are some facs that they don't know. of course, there are going to be uncertainty about certain facts but here there is uncertainly about the target, not just about the fact. we don't know what target we're expected to hit. >> the final thing i would say on this part of -- this particular sub issue of the case, that even if you reach that conclusion, even if you determine that it was practically unfeasible for any state to don't a required state implementation plan with good neighbor provisions until e.p.a. acted, then the problem situation of the opposing states still wouldn't follow. that is the statute in the provision that i pointed to says it's up to the stays in the fist month to imlyment good neighbor provisions and on the same amen statue tsh describe the if a state fails to satisfy that obligation. it the administrator shall promulgate a federaled a minutes trailings plan at any time after the administrator finds that a state has failed to make the required submission or find that the plan

it is surprising give n the fac that you get adp numbers and mortgage numbers are pretty strong. missed industrials and let's rotate into the other stuff. >> adp, by the way, is the third straight month of 200 plus and it's the best since november of 2012. so, are you counting on a good friday, a good friday number? >> yeah, i think so. >> really? >> i think it will be decent. >> weather aside because that had been some of the -- >> i think things are better. i think things are better. rick santelli said things were better in his analysis. >> things have certainly been good for quite some time for hershey. just to point out it's been a great stock, i mean -- >> they've been pancing cadbury. >> all true. but i go back to the calls for consolidation after kraft and kr cadbury got together years ago and they will crowd hershey out on store shelves and make it difficult for them with all their various avenues for distribution. none of it ended up -- >> hershey got new management and what did they do, they will move manufacturing to mexico and we'll no longer be paternalis ic and they