some riders that they take the fare hike off the table. >> raising fares is not ideal.if the metro board did in fact vote to raise fares it would likely have to come in the next couple months. if fares were raised, that would take effect july 1 of this year. tom roussey, abc 7 news. >> a new video from isil tonight threatening violence. >> is being targeted and the extreme demands. >> facebook is cracking down on fibs >> japan's prime minister says he will not given to the threat by the islamic state group to kill two japanese hostages. the men are in orange jumpsuits. the group says they will kill them unless they receive a $200 million ransom by thursday. japan's minister pledged that amount of money to groups fighting isil. >> the amount of money on the timing of the return of the japanese hostages is a response. >> the clock is now taking. one of the hostages is thought to be a freelance journalist, the other a japanese citizen who went to syria to train with militants. >> the virginia attorney general's proposing new legislation to battle the statewide epidemic of

customers love low fares.ey are not expecting what spirit is, they get surprised at the fact that we put more seats on our planes, or our seats don't recline or some of the things that we do that allow us to offer those really low fares. we want to be transparent about the business model, too. >> how far away are you from charging people to use the bathroom on the plane? >> we will never charge people to use the bathroom, because the basic idea is committed necessary for your flight, it's included in the base to get. if it is possible for you to avoid the fee by changing the behavior, then we will create a separate charge and lower the ticket price. in my world, i don't see how you can make the bathroom and optional thing. but [laughter] -- >> [laughter] that is a really good rationale. "in my world, that's not really an option." >> how long -- how has spirit affected its competitors ability to compete in this world? we seem to be in the post bankruptcy era. an airline bankruptcy every 10 years is behind us. w

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>> king county is going both directions with a low income fare of $1.50 and at the same time, fares willo up for richer riders to a high of $3.25 at peak hours. >> sort of a classically good-hearted seattle move to say "you folks need to ride the bus... ride it for $1.50". is this in its own way redistribution? >> it's not just about altruism though, you know? it's about economic development. we need to make sure workers can get to work. it's about economic opportunity. >> in a transit system that has had 5 fare hikes in 5 years, price is a sensitive point. san francisco is the only other major metropolitan area with a similar two teired system, with 20,000 people buying half price fare cards. in king county it could cost 7 to 9 million dollars in lost fare revenue every year, plus a few million more for administrative start up costs. >> we're eliminating routes, we're cutting back service in some areas, there's pressure on the system in terms of money and we're saying "okay, we're gonna make things cheaper"... so it seems almost counter intuitive. >> yeah, well not everyone has the mone

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. >>> there's word metro might raise fares and cut back service.et document still in the works metro is considering boosting rail and bus fare 10 cents per ride. during peak hours it might run trains every eight minutes instead of six currently. we head to the mclaren and metro stop to see what folks thought about all this. >> that's a pretty awful idea. metro already costs me a lot to go to work every day. >> the fare hike if they have to raise it, i think the worst part would be really if they changed the train times. commuting you really want the fastest time possible. >> i'm still going to take it. it's the only way i can get to work. >> metro says the possible fare hikes and cuts in service are ways the agency could make more money on its own and reduce the gá amount in requests from d.c., maryland and virginia taxpayers. >>> for the first time in his presidency president barack obama delivered his state of the union address to a congress dominated by republicans. >> he set forth ideas for an america he said is turning the page after years of

"fareed zakaria gps" starts right now. >>> this is gps, the global public square.come to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. >>> we'll begin today's show with questions from paris, questions on the minds of all of us. how in the world do we protect against the next of these attacks. is there any real way to thwart this kind of terrorism. i'll have an exclusive conversation with leon panetta, former cia director former secretary of defense. >>> also has europe been flooded with masses of hate-filled muslims? if you listen to the airwaves this week -- >> prayer rugs in just about every hotel. >> -- the answer was yes. i'll introduce you to man who disagrees and says he has the numbers to prove it. >>> and, the economy. in 2015 who will be the winners and losers? what do we need to watch out for? i'll tell you. >>> then from paris to new york'syork finest should they focus on just terror murder and major crimes? we'll have a debate on the famous broken windows theory of policing with malcolm gladwell. >>> but first, here's my take

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on the other hand when within airline loses a dollar it will add a dollar to somebody else's fare. we have to realise that the airlines have a slim profit margin, it's been 1%. in good times negative 1% or 10%, and other times - i think that what will happen is if skiplag becomes popular and the suit made it well-known what will happen is that people will pay more on the other end. >> i want to get to the negatives in a moment. this has been an insider strategy. it's been around for years. zamon says he made no profit. he's taking information accessible to all of us something we can do on our own why do you think the website is a problem that united and orbits are going after it and asking for all sorts of reimbursement of lost revenue and other remedies? >> people have been doing this for years, and it was not easy to figure out. skiplag made it easy to figure out and book. when you click on the links on the website you go to hipmonk.com and kayakcome. you can click further and book the fair. on orbits or ex-media and other online travel agencies. >> not illegal, is it unethical.

>> truly with can understand a father faring his son cannot walk home without being harrassed. and we can agree it's a good thing that for the first time in 40 years the crime rate and the incarceration rate have come down together and use that as a starting point for democrats and

fares expected to drop this year.l company expedia says fares to destinations including las vegas and new york city could plunge by more than 10% because of the growth among low cost carriers. other recent studies claim fares would increase or remain the same in 2015. >> same story for gas prices. aaa reporting a majority of americans are paying less than $2 per gallon for the first time since 2009. the average gas prices dropped more than 120 consecutive days. still less than $2.04 a gallon. the cheapest in nearly six years. and at the box office it was "american sniper" staying on top for a second weekend in a row. the story of navy seal chris kyle starring bradley cooper hit a $2 million mark raking in more than $64 million this weekend. "the boy next door" was a distant second with $15 million. the children's movie "paddington" was third. >> you have been hearing about deflategate. we have another gate for you. papagate. papa john himself, there he is. you know the face there. that's papa john. john schtanner is h

they made a deal with metro mile to offer full coverage during the time the drivers are in between fares. previously they gave driver's liability coverage with passengers in the car but had to use private insurance between the fares but they deal needs to be approved but california is on board. >> apple has a big day on wall street after reporting record earnings in the 4th which is great if you own the stock. "usa today" reports that cupertino company is doing so well with so much money it could pay every man, woman and child in the united states $556 each. apple has a record amount of cash in investments of $178 billion. "usa today" reports microsoft is closest behind and could pay americans $319 each. of course in the bay area you get paid in the weather right? we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. a few dollars today with sunshine for you, mike. >> a lot of sunshine absolutely, and the solar panels are work overtime making a lot of electricity. why necessity if it is $500 in electricity but it is helping. let me show you yesterday the storm last night rolls through massachuset

our own fareed zakaria goes one-on-one with president obama.he president discusses iran nuclear weapons, israel his decision not to meet with the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. the interview, that's coming up next. eh, you don't want that one. yea, actually i do. it's mucinex fast-max night time and it's got a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. i can't sleep when i'm all stuffy. i take offense to that. i'm not going to argue with a talking ball of mucus. i think you're being a little hasty... he's not with me. mucinex fast max night time. multi-symptom relief plus nasal decongestant. breathe easy. sleep easy. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> president obama says he won't be meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during his planned visit to washington in march. in a one-on-one interview with our own fareed zakaria, the president explains his decision. he speaks about the political implications of the visit, his battle with congress over the ongoing nuclear discu

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that's the latest possible metro fare increase.ple >> a metro proposal to raise rates and cut services has many people upset. it's a proposal that's hit a major road block. richard reid live in northwest washington to explain more. rich? >> well alison you know one thin dime. that is the hike that they are talking about. it doesn't seem like a big deal for some people. it's one of many options the metro board is considering and for a lot of folks, it's bringing about what we might call metro rider angst. >> if you want to ride this, you may soon need more of this. >> feel like you're being nickel and dimed here? >> yes, i do. >> yeah! >> 10 days after the deadly smokey chaos of l'enfant plaza station. >> take care of the safety issues first. >> metro board members are considering some unpopular options. >> i would not like to see us implement a fare increase. >> among the proposed changes, a 10 cent fair increase that would raise $22 million. midnight to 3:00 a.m. rail service on fridays and saturdays, elimination. saving $3 millio

fareed zakaria is here. fareed do you believe that a higher u.s.hould be there or do you think the president should have been there? >> i think the president should have been there. i think that certainly there were many people who could have done. the key would have been to recognize the symbolism here and say, this is our oldest ally our closest ideological ally france in a sense invented modern democracy. to stand shoulder and shoulder would have been important. needed to be someone of stature. >> and that would be the president. >> the president, maybe bill clinton. >> so you're questioning why not higher presence why no u.s. leader in paris, isn't this why god invented vice presidents? and josh earnest responded. let's online. >> some have asked whether or not the united states should have sent someone with a higher profile than the ambassador to france. i think it's fair to say we should have sent someone with a higher profile to be there. that said there is no doubt that the american people and this administration stand four-square behind ou

fareed zakaria joins us now. >>> welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from switzerland, the home this week of the world economic forum. we'll begin today's show with the death of a king. king abdullah of saudi arabia the custodian of the two holy mosques. saudi arabia has been an island of stability in the midst of the fire storms of the middle east. but it is also home to the most puritan puritan puritanica version of islam. is it part of the problem or the solution? i will ask tony blair about that and much else. >>> also the price of oil has fallen by more than half in the last six months. oil revenues make up 90% of the saudi government's income. will it weather this storm? >>> i will talk to financial times martin wolf about saudi arabia and its addiction to oil money. >>> then all eyes are on the european economy in 2015. will it descend into deflation? i'll talk with the finance minister of one of europe's fastest growing countries, george osborn councillor of the united kingdom. inequality was the talk of the wee

. >> a plan to possibly raise metro fares has you talking but will it have you driving? >> also ahead, there could be more of this in your future. chief meteorologist topper shutt is going to tell us all about it in his full forecast. stronger. when a girl connects with a science mentor... her confidence grows. when schools connect with technology... a 5th grader's world opens up. and when a worker connects to online degrees... his opportunities multiply. the at&t aspire initiative. helping students and communities across america. >>> metro is considering a plan to make you pay more to ride a bus or train eastleigh cut back on the number of trains -- as they cut back on the numbers of they run. this a week after the deadly smoke incident that killed a woman and sent more than 80 people to the hospital. >> debra alfarone spoke to riders and you may not be too terribly surprised to hear ha they had to say about this. >> reporter: if it passes riders would say 10 cents more tallied the train or bus. -- to ride the train or bus. what do you think people say about this? >> oh

test takers fared in the first year of the new g.e.d are randy trask, president and c.e.o of the g.e.d testing service. and lecester johnson, c.e.o of academy of hope, an adult charter school in washington d.c. randy trask, is it that the g.e.d. test has gotten harder? >> well first off, thank you for having me. it absolutely is more difficult but really, i think your introduction states it all. it's a high school equivalency test, and our last test serieses was tested on high school graduate of 2001, and to the extent that high school graduates have learned a lot in the last 13 years and they absolutely have this test is undoubtedly harder. >> ifill: lecester johnson what effect does that actually have on people who want to take the test? >> it's much harder for people to pass it. and one of our biggest concerns with the exam is we pushed the bar up on the g.e.d. but we didn't shore up the system where adults are taking classes to study for that exam. >> ifill: what do you mean by that? >> for a long time, adult education has been a really

muni riders will soon be able to use their smartphones to pay for their fares. the agency is launching a new app that will allow riders to use their credit or debit cards to buy a ticket. managers will be able to show their phones to drivers as proof of payment. a spokesman for muni says the new app will also allow for faster boarding. muni plans to launch the service this summer. >>> well, she says s is one of her top priorities. coming up in the next hour of

colleagues i am submitting this for [inaudible] youth fare evasion on the muni systems and replace the more punitive treatment of youth and fare evasion with a adjudicating system like five years ago thanks to senator carol [inaudible] that changed the state law that allows for adults to be handled administratively. the new legislation will allow for less burden on the already strained court system, fewer constricts with law enforcement -- conflicts with the law enforcement and other fractions including disturbances or eating on transit are also decriminalizeed in this legislation. also the mta is currently working with our office and others to change the resolution the state government to decriminalize these infractions and following the amazing grass roots campaign by supervisor campos and power and youth organizations to bring free muni for youth and low income and moderate income youth to san francisco the current laws completely -- current laws of fare evasion is out of step with the laws currently in san francisco. it doesn't mean that people that break the rule will get a pass.

let's go now to cnn's anchor fareed zakaria. fareed you're watching the images.ou're hearing of the incredible outpouring of emotion, people maybe a million people on the streets of paris, france today holding up signs jesuis charlie. on one side it says we are charlie. on the other side it lists all of the victims, all of the innocent people who have been killed in the last week by terrorists. really quite an amazing display, an amazing show of solidarity by the french people. >> you know jake what strikes me is that in some sense this is france's 9/11. this has been the way that france has responded to really the most brutal terror attack very similar in a sense to what happened in 9/11. obviously the number is very different but the symbolism and the idea this could come from within makes it particularly horrific. but notice the response. the response here has been a much more unifying response, and perhaps a little bit less, you know of shock and fear and anger, less of a sense of about getting ready to wage war and more really one of unity. what was the most

he writes that a cabbie ripped him off and that added about ten bucks to the fare.turns out one in three cabbies do that in las vegas undercover cops tested them. goliath then responded the way governments do they came up with complex rules and warnings. ross calls it a five-point plan. plan a people with guns taxi police set up a roadside checkpoint. cops stopped cabs and offered to prosecute drivers who took inefficient routes. in other words, the government slows you down to make sure your driver doesn't. it didn't work. tourists didn't want to spend vegas vacation in court. only three passengers chose to press complaints. they just wanted to get to their hotels. duh! plan b big signs, each enumerates proper taxi fares for every conceivable trip using approximately twice as many words as it took ronald reagan to tear down the berlin wall, and almost as long it took the taxicab authority tro years to put up the signs. all things take time said the administrator. even then that effort was pointless, 7% of people read the signs. so goliath implemented plan c, the bi

for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started. you've heard my take on what will not thwart the terror threat now let's hear a most expert opinion on what will. leon panetta has been many things in many administrations but the most pertinent today is two plus years as director of central intelligence from february 2009 to june 2011. he talked to me exclusively earlier this week. i was in tulsa, oklahoma, and he was at the panetta institute near monterey bay. secretary panetta, thanks for joining us. >> nice to be with you, fareed. >> when you first heard about these attacks, what was your thought? >> i think what we've seen happening over the last few weeks, between what happened in ottawa what's happened in paris and now what's happened in belgium is that we're entering a new and perhaps more dangerous chapter in the war on terrorism. you've got terrorists coming at us from a lot of different directions, from isis boca haram, al shabab aqap other elements of al qaeda. they are recruiting like crazy from the

bought up, the fares go up.as opposed to last minute. >> ready for it, my shocking news, over weekend, and, new york times, is there an article in there, it and top point to visit, to travel to, in the world for 2015. i think milan is number one. beautiful place. >> italy. >> havana. >> yes, we cannot go there yet officially. >> no. >> philadelphia, is number three. >> wow. >> what? go philly. >> i'm talking worldwide, they listed philadelphia as the third place to vice tonight 2015. >> and it is also shocking new york times wants to say that. >> guess what you live here, so get out, enjoy. >> go visit your own city. >> i don't know if the pope's visit had anything to do with it. i have a feel that was factored in. >> it could be me. >> yes. >> alex. >> but they will be paying attention to us, that is for sure. >> isn't that cool good they have to recognize. >> yes. >> go philly. >> that is cool. >> my gosh, are you all right. >> i'm okay. >> she has fallen and cannot get up. >> all right, thanks. >> it is alway

in the meantime, i'm joined now by cnn's fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria gps." there is this notion that these terrorists, whatever their message, clearly it's about the cartoons that they found offensive depicting the prophet muhammad, are trying to bully the world, no matter where you are in the world, east or west, into their way of living, their way of thinking, not free thinking, no freedom of speech. is this going to work? >> you know, unfortunately, it would be nice to say it's not going to work. it shouldn't work. but the reality is that it will have a chilling effect. it already has had a chilling effect. and these are difficult decisions that news organizations now have to make, that magazines will have to make because, yes, of course you believe in freedom of speech. but do you also want to put lives at risk, particularly it's one thing to put your own life at risk, you're putting other people's lives at risk. so it is unfortunately going to have a chilling effect. i think there's no way around it. >> almost begs an international journalistic conflict

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. >> we're joined by fareed zakaria.eaks fluent french from some time there and she was saying what she found interesting was when she heard the sounds, the audio that we've heard of the gunmen you can hear sporadic sounds of them yelling or talking, they speak french fluently perfect french and from what she says she understood it almost sounds as though they don't have a foreign accent. that they are native speakers. very telling. >> this is the most significant piece of information we have right now. my french is much worse than christine's but it also struck me. they seemed to speak idiomattic fast without an accent. these not people from syria, it suggests these are people who lived in france probably born and brought up probably went to school in france to have had that accent. remember france has the largest muslim population in europe. it's probably about five million people. this is a consequence of the french colonialism algeria, places like that tunisia, morocco. and what that means is it's probably going to b

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i want to go to fareed zakaria.images moving moments at this unity rally today, this unity march. i'm wondering what has struck youed the most. >> clearly, jake the most important ones and the most moving ones have been the signs from ordinary french muslims which have said things like i am a jew, or in various ways expressed solidarity. it's important that you had the leaders of major muslim countries, turkey jordan the palestinian authority there, but to see ordinary french citizens who happen to be muslim there was a very powerful symbol and a reminder that france which has perhaps the largest muslim population in europe 5 million people has many many -- the vast majority are not only integrated but highly secular. french society is very secular. it's an old tradition that dates from the revolution and french muslims are no different. there is a radical fringe and perhaps france has a somewhat larger radical fringe than others. but this is the two frances, the vast majority of french muslims who are integrated. w