it was the best imitation of chris farley.fiat paying 4.3 billion to take control of the american car company. u.s. taxpayers bailed out chrysler. and in the end. total loss came to little more than a billion. but you know, it is a lot of >> >> billion. >> chris farley. you had to go there. >> we liked chris farley. >> john candy, we miss them. >> moving on. the u.s. stepping up the push for a peace deal sending secretary of state john kerry to get peace with two leaders. >> a murder mist row. a former spy chief is found dead in a posh hotel room. >> the police were called. and his neck was swollen and thereby giving the police the possibility he might have been strangled and a bloody towel was found on the scene. [ bottle ] okay, listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her healthy and you on your toes. [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure.

we're going to talk about what it means for the rest of winter as well with paul walsh and amy farley trip doctor blog. thank you both for being here today. paul, we had all this weather that kicked through the holiday season and a big storm at the end. what does this mean for the retail figures? >> we're still in fiscal december through this weekend. it's really not going to be good. it has negatively impacted the season overall. we have lost basically two weekends. having this storm with the cold and the bitter cold at the very end of fiscal december is not good. retail traffic was done. it's probably going to be a net negative overall. online shopping is going to be spectacular. >> amy, when people are sitting at home, maybe they start thinking about traveling. would it be the ski locations or the sun destinations? >> it's a bit of both. the storms will hold people up on the actual travel days, but it gets people anxious to get out and on the road. ski resorts will see a boost. people will be thinking about going to vale, colorado, lake tahoe. if you're sitting in the midwest and i

. >> i saw i think a statement by chris farley's brother -- >> kevin farley really should play rob fordis farley were still alive he would have been amazing. >> it's really true. no insult to any farleys. >> let's play actually that incredible sound bite from the mayor talking. >> okay. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. but no, do i? am i an addict? no. have i tried it? probably in one of my drunken stupors. >> i mean, the incredible thing about that is -- >> you got to love him. >> -- he also claimed that reporters, the reason he denied it a million times before reporters never asked him the right way. >> correct. >> because they always said are you smoking crack? do you smoke crack? he's like i never said -- was i smoking crack in that moment? no, i wasn't. >> i could be his press agent. my favorite line of his as he's getting into the elevator and the mobs are following he keeps saying "be careful on what you write," "be careful on what you write" which you'd say via twitter not grammatically correct. i love when you correct people's grammar on twitter. as if they're not like hamm

opposition threatened to abandon negotiations serious permanent representative to the un russia and john farley said that the absence of the last representatives created a power imbalance and negotiations. the forty countries here selected in advance such a manner that the majority delegations or anti syrian that are conducting hostile policies toward the syrian government the selling point in negotiations with the future of the current president of the stylus on the government delegation insisted that he should remain in power the position in the united states record his resignation accusing him of tortures and murders and other military crimes. the first meeting show that the sides are willing to compromise syringe to hold direct talks on friday. these cute little available to people student sarah negotiations will be neither easy nor was there a lot of those who welcome the genie with two nd ward but in fact and i wanted to be successful if the conference is at least some chance to achieve peace that gets you. sharon four minutes to one of them oliver said that any outcome of the geneva conf

. >> chai that has been growing where rarely with did businesses farley monday from the banking system and infrastructure spending has fueled the growth. the five-year plan they introduced 2010 they will reverse that. investment spending was 5 percent of gdp then it was 35. three years into the five-year plan those numbers are still five / 35 with investment spending. if china will grow they have to get the consumer to spend. why haven't they and why can't day and will they ever do it? [applause] >> there is the economy more than in china but what you ask they have to go through domestic spending why is that in days significant ways so far? to my judgment is the scale of the problem. it cannot be mounted just like that. the infrastructure that is nowhere. >> that is what they are doing. >> they are already. but on the of a hand they don't do well and have a mutual dependence as well. maybe it is the wrong kind of infrastructure as a result of technology. >> but why the transition a little more consumer demand led the economy was not happening? because the tidies said on the funds they

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it's farley dramatic. i think we can't go on forever. and i think it won't. so what happens next? well, for a lot of it you can do. one thing you might see is people just not going college. i mean, 40% of college graduates wind up in jobs that don't require a student degree. what is a different between a starbucks baa -- homeless guy lying in the gutter. he has $500 million more than me. he was broke and not in debt. it's pretty much the lesson for some college graduates. and, you know, in today's world, while getting ahead is probably harder than it's ever been, just getting by is probably easier than it's ever been. between video games, internet porn, who needs college. they used to have to think to exert themselves to enjoy life are available more easily. i'll leave it at that. one thing you see is -- there is some evidence that men in particular are less likely to go to college now because they don't see it as efficiently rewarding. i'll leave it to the experts on that subject. another possibility is cheaper alternative. we see growth in some of that already too. online educat

heard a statement from ford motor company that's raising some eyebrows during a panel discussion jim farley which is ford's global v.p. of marketing and sales had this to say said we know everyone who breaks the law we know when you're doing it we have g.p.s. in your car so we know what you're doing by the way we don't supply that data to anyone so as i can imagine some privacy advocates were a little concerned about this are we hearing anything oh yeah definitely especially with this new concern with privacy these days that statement very basically was saying we know everything about you but we're not going to tell anybody i think these days a lot of people are are going to be weary to take a statement like that at face value but we are seeing this in cars that these black boxes which basically they said you know if there's an accident insurance companies can can find out get to the bottom of a get to the facts find out how fast you're going whether or not you're wearing a seatbelt your location so that's kind of the benefits that are counted with these kinds of technologies. new cars have

a statement from ford motor company that's raising some eyebrows and earn a panel discussion jim farley that which is ford's global vp of marketing and sales and this is a sad mean ol' everyone who drinks a lot me know when you're doing it. we have gps in your car so we know what you're doing by the way we don't supply that didn't anyone. so what i can imagine some privacy advocates for a little concerned about this i was hearing anything definitely especially with this new concerned with privacy. these days and that and basically was saying we know everything about you but we're not going to and you by the end can be used is a lot of people are or can it be we are to take a seat like that at face value but we are seeing this and in cars that these black boxes but basically they said you know there's an accident insurance companies can combine down gets the honor they get to the facts on how fast you are going tonight wearing a seatbelt your location and so on. that's kind of the benefits of how to do with these kinds of technologies most new cars how to have these black boxes but by hi

. >>> jim farley vice president of ford motor company has fallen into the cross hairs of senator companys gps to track the whereabouts of owners. gps has become absolutely critical to our modern societies. and in a new book called the polaris protocol, brad taylor shows what could happen if that technology isment compromised. he joins us now from texas. he served in the army for more than 20 years. his book is in bookstores now. brad great to have you back on the show. >> thank you. >> in this book you have the u.s. facing a cyber terrorist attack that involves our gps system. how vulnerable are we? >> i was allowed on to the [ inaudible ] air force base, and that is one of the most secure areas i have ever been into. i have worked in some secure areas, and that place is super secure, so i would say there is no way for a terrorist system or state system to attack it. and i made a computer technology who doesn't like the drone strikes, and he -- and he and i thought that's artistic license. there's no way that could happen. and two days after hit the end, snowden hit the news. so it could

. >>> jim farley, vice president of ford motor company has fallen into the cross hairs of senator al franken after saying that the company uses gps to track the owners. gps has become absolutely critical to our modern society. everything from cell phones to credit cards, to airplanes in the military, they all rely on the gps data. and brad taylor shows what could happen in that important technology is compromised. brad joins us now, he is a retired lieutenant colonel who served in the military for over 20 years. great to have you back on this show. >> thank you. >> in this book you have the u.s. facing a terrorist threat that involves our gps system. how vulnerable are we? >> i was allowed on to the air force base, and that is one of the most secure areas i have ever been in. that place is super secure, so i would say there is no way for a system to attack it. so in the book i made an character which is an independent contractor, which they have there, a computer technology, who works for wall street, doesn't like the drone strikes, and he infects the gps with a virus to screw it up,

christopher john farley, thank you so much. we'll see you soon. that's it for "the lead."now turn you over to mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, hillary clinton may have a hitting problem in iowa amid new revelations regarding benghazi and problems with her foreign policy record. bumps on the road on the way to 2016. stand by. >>> and a new clue in the mystery of the airliner that landed at the wrong airport. turns out the pilots had some company in the cockpit. >>> and nfl head injuries. why a judge will not propose a settlement for former players. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we begin with stunning new revelations about the attack on the u.s. mission in

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i'm joined by coolio, john farley and joel parisman.ou'd never be on a panel talking to coolio. how cool is that? >> how you doing, man? >> a great country. >> good to talk to you. >> did macklemore deserve to win? is he the future of hip hop or does rap need to evolve, do you think? >> i think that he did win, you know, he had the best song. i mean, his song was -- was, you know, very -- it was very timely. i mean, with the controversy surrounding gay marriage and, you know, all the other things, you know, involved with -- with being gay and all the activism. i think that, you know, he had the right song at the right time. as far as best rap album. i heard his album and heard some other people's albums. i don't think he had the best rap album, but i do think he had the most timely and best, you know, song, and it was well thought out and the planned. >> i'll ask that question to chris. what do you think. does rap need to evolve, do you think, or did he have the best rap album? >> i think coolio is exactly right. one of the reasons mack

i'm joined by coolio, john farley and joel parisman. you'd never be on a panel talking to coolio. how cool is that? >> how you doing, man? >> a great country. >> good to talk to you. >> did macklemore deserve to win? is he the future of hip hop or does rap need to evolve, do you think? >> i think that he did win, you know, he had the best song. i mean, his song was -- was, you know, very -- it was very timely. i mean, with the controversy surrounding gay marriage and, you know, all the other things, you know, involved with -- with being gay and all the activism. i think that, you know, he had the right song at the right time. as far as best rap album. i heard his album and heard some other people's albums. i don't think he had the best rap album, but i do think he had the most timely and best, you know, song, and it was well thought out and the planned. >> i'll ask that question to chris. what do you think. does rap need to evolve, do you think, or did he have the best rap album? >> i think coolio is exactly right. one of the reasons ma

farley, if there is a will, there's a way. >> maybe i will write a song about you guys. >> we will playdo. thanks, matt. it's not a bird. it's hardly a plane. its masses. the biggest aircraft coming up next. -- it is massive. ♪ >> i dozed off once or twice, not during the obama years, but i am alert and i understand this speech is going to be very long. keepm the president hearing read -- keep harry reid awake? gary made the point that at 46% approval rating, it's hard for the president to go hard on this. will you soft-pedal it? where old there be the same fire -- will there be the same fire? >> it's important to try to mobilize the base because he's going in with lackluster reports. >> this is year six. he has two years left and not really because of the election. ande will watch area read hope you are all watching us tonight. bloomberg television has a special report on the state of the union tonight. al hunt will have live coverage and analysis of the state of the union address. goldman,n, julianna and full coverage beginning at 9:00 p.m. dominating the dubai air show boeing is notu

just like the culmination of such a long, hard process that, what happened just before that scene, farley was interviewing me and she said, okay, she talked about the varnish, i talked about the verist and the last steps of the painting and said have you just taken the opportunity to stand back and look at the finished painting today? >> and i stood back and it just all the effort kind of washed over m me and i was finished an, you know, i did what i set out to do and it was a great feeling. and. >> you know, in retrospect i am so glad i was in the right place at the right time to do this project, even though it was extremely hard. it was very brat filing. >> rose: and how does it change your life? >> i don't know. it is too early to tell. >> i know i don't want to paint anymore. get that out of the way. >> you don't want to be a master forger, do you? >> rose:. >> no. i think it is, you know, did it create or stimulate a curiosity. >> oh, yes. i learned so much about the renaissance and holland and the dutch golden age and now, you know, i have been doing all of that research and i see t

christopher john farley, thank you so much. we'll see you soon. that's it for "the lead." i know turn you over to mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, hillary clinton may have a hitting problem in iowa amid new revelations regarding benghazi and problems with her foreign policy record. bumps on the road on the way to 2016. stand by. >>> and a new clue in the mystery of the airliner that landed at the wrong airport. turns out the pilots had some company in the cockpit. >>> and nfl head injuries. why a judge will not propose a settlement for former players. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we begin with stunning new revelations about the attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi which killed the u.s. ambassador and three other americans. hillary clinton has been a criticism and the way the obama administration handled the attack, hundreds of declassified testimony now shows that the u.s. military was unprepared to prevent the attack, defend against it or come to the rescue of the diplomats. let's bring in elise labott. what are you findi

. >> chai that has been growing where rarely with did businesses farley monday from the banking system and infrastructure spending has fueled the growth. the five-year plan they introduced 2010 they will reverse that. investment spending was 5 percent of gdp then it was 35. three years into the five-year plan those numbers are still five / 35 with investment spending. if china will grow they have to get the consumer to spend. why haven't they and why can't day and will they ever do it? [applause] >> there is the economy more than in china but what you ask they have to go through domestic spending why is that in days significant ways so far? to my judgment is the scale of the problem. it cannot be mounted just like that. the infrastructure that is nowhere. >> that is what they are doing. >> they are already. but on the of a hand they don't do well and have a mutual dependence as well. maybe it is the wrong kind of infrastructure as a result of technology. >> but why the transition a little more consumer demand led the economy was not happening? because the tidies said on the funds they

jim farley went on to tell reporters c e s and las vegas the company knows everyone who breaks the lawdevices and the information is not shared with law enforcement. by the way, told him to cool it in the future in revealing this information. checking stock after this revelation, no big whoop. fox 1-1/4% north of $60 a share. target in the cross hairs, the retailer saying its recent data breach may have affected 77 million people, higher than previously stated. target originally claimed as many as 40 million credit and debit cards were compromised. target shares down on the news and an afternoon downgrade from jefferies down 1-1/4%, $62.63, facebook putting an end to a controversial ad featured the raised eyebrows over privacy concerns. the social network says it will sunset the program on april 9th. that feature created a social endorsement for ads. a facebook user like the company's product, that action along with the person's profile picture could appear as an advertisement in their friend's facebook news feeds. that is your take a minute. tracy: youtube looking more like a tv chann