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robust november climb in mckau and doesn't hurt when las vegas sands gets a credit rating upgrade from s&p from a junk status company to investment grade. melissa, las vegas sappeds really kind of helping to power these casino stocks this week. >> thanks for that. so can the hot streak continue at this point? call to the charts and find out the man who counts his cards in his sleep, carter of oppenheimer. >> yes. the relative strength is what's important when the week was very poor until today, these stocks acted well all week long. let's take a look at a few charts. las vegas sands one year chart, what's important about this, basically a dead asset for quite some time that has come to life in a big way and orderly way. nice regular uptrend. the implication this throws to about 80. we closed today around 75, 76. take a look at it another way. the same uptrend, same chart but this breakout that kicks things off. we're in this channel, the presumption again around 80, 81. so put it altogether. this is the level from which we broke out. it's important. big range. the breakout is young. ther

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this video is from s-f-o security cameras. journal has hinted the pilots may have been too *reliant on the automated systems in the plane. the n-t-s-b has not confirmed or denied the report. and at the hearing, federal investigators say a teenage girl who was killed in the asiana crash was struck not once, but twice by two rescue vehicles. 16-year-old chinese student, ye meng yuan, was still alive on the runway and covered in firefighting foam when she was hit by an emergency vehicle. but then she was hit by a fire rig spraying foam and again 11 minutes later by a second truck that was being turned around to get more water. the girl died from those incidents which investigators later said was accidental. coming up on the kron four morning news. stock up on your hot sauce. before it's no longer available on store shelves. one california company is being forced to *stop making their famous hot sauce. we'll explain coming up. new this morning. the man accused of faking sign language during nelson mandela's memorial in south africa

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and the message here to europe, you need to continue on this reform program from s&p. so it won't stop individual states from raising cash, but it is just a reminder that europe needs to stay focused on this reform agenda, thomas. >> so one more thing. i don't know if we can get this in time for christmas. samsung is announcing an upgrade for tvs, correct? >> absolutely. i feel for those who may be getting a 30 or 40 or 65-inch tv this christmas. i suspect they are going to start feeling inadequate. the latest news, 105 inches is coming your way. lg and samsung are work on these products. there's no chance here that you're going to miss these. they are mammoth. no prices yet, but we expect them to be relatively expensive. the does size matter when it comes to your pixels? that's the question you have to ask yourself this morning. >> it does. it really does. jen? size matters? she said yes. i wish we had a shot of her face right now. she said yes. jeff, great to see you. >>> still ahead, another setback for kobe bryant. why he won't be in a lakers uniform for awhile. >>

. >> joining us now he is a professor from ucla.'s goo, one of the real joys of this moment, is going to be had a personal association. with nelson mandela if you want to take a look with the former south african president. >> well, i have known about nelson mandela since i started studying and he had always been promptly inspirational. i met him for the first time after he had been released from prison. for all of that time in the 70's and 80's he was in prison. i was struck particularly by 1 point that president obama just made. he did indeed take action with the demonstration about apartheid. i think it was in 1981. many people have had a different time from being influenced by mandela's yeah teak of ratism and his rule that existed. and that goes back to the early 1940's when he was one of the founders of the african national congress youth lead. the most stage system of government in africa. >> can you talk to us about given your studkies in this area, can you talk to us about the transformation of this man? he started out leadin

mid 40's and live from emeryville across the bay and mostly clear skies. n the 30's and north bay. santa rosa, napa no have the 0mid upper 30's. low 40's at fairfield concord livermore and one more live view of san francisco enter until airport. these are forecast feature. partly cloudy tonight. chilly in the inland valley. spare the air again tomorrow and no rain in sight in the immediate forecast future i'm sorry to say. here's satellite image high pressure controlling factor in the weather and the high clouds spread around the cloud not producing any rainfall but we see few passing by tonight and tomorrow. and no rape fall come our way for awhile because the jet stream flowing far to the north and disturbance mit produce rainfall moving up to pacific northwest or western canada not here in the bay area. dry weather continues into and through the first week in january overnight few high clouds pass through. giving way to mainly sunny sky tomorrow afternoon and once again mild conditions overnight temperatures in the low mid 30's in the north bay valley. s

mid 40's and live from emeryville across the bay and mostly clear skies. readings in the 30's and north bay. santa rosa, napa no have the 0mid upper 30's. low 40's at fairfield concord livermore and one more live view of san francisco enter until airport. these are forecast feature. partly cloudy tonight. chilly in the inland valley. spare the air again tomorrow and no rain in sight in the immediate forecast future i'm sorry to say. here's satellite image high pressure controlling factor in the weather and the high clouds spread around the cloud not producing any rainfall but we see few passing by tonight and tomorrow. and no rape fall come our way for awhile because the jet stream flowing far to the north and disturbance mit produce rainfall moving up to pacific northwest or western canada not here in the bay area. dry weather continues into and through the first week in january overnight few high clouds pass through. giving way to mainly sunny sky tomorrow afternoon and once again mild conditions overnight temperatures in the low mid 30's in the north bay

it sits the same distance from s sochi where the olympics begins. we have the latest from nos mos >> reporter: a huge blast in the main railway station. this around noon on sunday and this is two days ahead of the biggest russian holiday. timed for maximum damage. we are hearing this was carried out by a female suicide bomber. she has been identified as a 26-year-old called oksana who was on the russian intelligence wanted list. on that list since june 2012. she is believed to have been married to a former militant who was killed in an tie anti terror operation. this was two months after another suicide bombing. another female bomber who got onto a bus and killed six people when she detonated her device. this is all in the region of the southwest. you have sochi where the games are happening and to the southeast you have the troubled region and the leader of that insurgesy, has issued a video statement back in july where he promised to unleash maximum force where he tried to disrupt president putin's olympic games. >> after a rocky start the presiden

mid 40's and live from emeryville across the bay and mostly clear skies. gs in the 30's and north bay. santa rosa, napa no have the 0mid upper 30's. low 40's atandrd livermore and one more live view of san francisco enter until airport. these are forecast feature. partly cloudy tonight. chilly in the inland valley. spare the air again tomorrow and no rain in sight in the immediate forecast future i'm sorry to say. here's satellite image high pressure controlling factor in the weather and the high clouds spread around the cloud not producing any rainfall but we see few passing by tonight and tomorrow. and no rape fall come our way for awhile because the jet stream flowing far to the north and disturbance mit produce rainfall moving up to pacific northwest or western canada not here in the bay area. dry weather continues into and through the first week in january overnight few high clouds pass through. giving way to mainly sunny sky tomorrow afternoon and once again mild conditions overnight temperatures in the low mid 30's in the north bay valley. some locat

north bay and east bay valley and hazy sunshine and poor air quality hitting the upper 50's to mid 60's from noon to 4:00 and 49 so cooler inland at 7:00, and at the coast, we have clear conditions and mid-40's and in the mid-60's by noon, and it will drop into the upper 50's in the afternoon and mid-50's by 7:00. >> now, what we do have is a possibility of fog that is in novato causing the black ice and we are tracking to see if anything is happening this, so far, so good, we had an early accident, though, that is in the clearing stages northbound along 101 headed into mill valley, and southbound traffic, that is looking clear at this hour. as we take a look right new from our waze app we have an object on 680 through alamo if we pull that up, in the southbound direction, watch out for that, and it is right here, it is not causing any delays but we will try to find out what it is as we look at the toll plaza, right now, traffic is running smoothly and metering lights are not on. matt and eric? >> happening now, some of the favorite department stores are opening early for the after christmas

from standard & poor's. it citedgs agency says its worst financial profile for the downgrade. sits long term rating to aa plus run the coveted aaa. for more on that story, let's had to a between. he is live from berlin. -- how muchs the eu do we actually care about this? >> i think we care about this because i think the timing of the downgrade coming from s&p is absolutely impeccable. what is happening at the moment, they eu leaders are meeting in brussels. this is an absolute message to eu leaders the way i am looking at it. two reasons for the downgrade -- one is the overall credit rating of the 28 eu member nations has declined. lost their aaa credit ratings. say iner reason is, they our view, the eu budget negotiations have become more that theys, singling consider there could be some rising risk to the support of the eu from some of its member states. if you remember, last year, this time last year, the eu summit was also about the budget contentions, the budget negotiations. they were fighting over miniscule amounts of money. that is something that standard & poor's has pi

from td ameritrade. the dallas on the brink of its best year since 1995. the st run since 1997, and even the index tracking smaller stocks rising 30% for the year which is better than both the dow and the s&p, but if you have to look right now, big winners like boeing, american express, disney, all you stocks that you want to watch it to the very last hour of trading. of course your celebrating a great year for the markets, for your portfolio, but a bit of a negative known as the new year is going to bring a higher number of layoffs as these personal computer to of computer giant's got news that they are expecting to lay off an additional 5,000 employees. that is on top of the 29,000 originally planned. here is what hewlett-packard is saying, "continued market and business pressures are behind this move. the stock is certainly an interesting story. let's get the charts. hewlett-packard is that a strong year. you can see that on the screen. it is through layoffs of the company, some of the cost-cutting measures that went through. the investment stories. car renta

but they need help from children?s hospital oakland first. and it does not appear they will get it without a fight. sot as of right now it looks like we might have found a miracle and give her another fighting chance to wakeup. the night started off so positive for the family of jah-hi mcmath ? her uncle proudly announced they found a new facility to care for the brain dead 13 year old. but before the place? somewhere in the bay area that ?they choose not to name? will? accept her,? she needs a tube in her throat to help her breath and a tube in her stomach to get nutrition. sot this is great and i am very optimistic this will work out. about an hour after the family revealed their plans? their hopes were crushed when a spokes person for the ?hospital read a statement to the media? children hospital oakland does not believe that performing surgical procedures on the body of a deceased person is an appropriate medical practice.? it appears, no outside doctors can insert the tubes. dashing her family?s hopes. she will be able to leave here anyt

for example, the apron of the made from valencia from the 1960's. ok, so i have to go to the market and find one. i not know exactly the apron of the maid of valencia in the 1960's. housewife, sorry. not a mate. it is not abstract, let's say. but specific in the color, which is absolutely inspiring and fabulous to go into the story. the movie was the cook, the thief, that one -- with helen merrin, who is absolutely fabulous -- helen mirren, fabulous actress. he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job. so i tried. i worked with a dutch artistic director, and i get to work with him. he was very specific and fabulous man. also, they were very specific about the color. in reality, they asked me because the color is a little like in the spirit. it is something in common. i was flattered to do that, but it is beautiful to see how much they are -- our work, our demand is to make a beautiful movie. i should not be able to do anything. i never thought

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inland veils is where the freezing cold is through the morning commute and low-to-mid 50's from noon ening and at the coast, around 4, leader and milder than it has been, mid-50's but a light breeze headed into the evening you will see high clouds and 47 degrees. now how is the morning commute? >> unfortunately, we are getting a new report in oakland of fire, a structure fire is at the corner of market and 24th, and it is possibly going to create a traffic impact. what is creating a traffic impact is in sunol the accident, not too much progress made." with a lane blocked southbound 680, and 33 miles per hour is the top speed and we are look at solid bumper-to-bumper traffic. here is what it is doing to the travel times: dublin to mission is 22 minutes. 580 is status quo. highway 85 in santa cruz, 101 to cupertino is smooth and quick. >> breaking news the sig-alert is over. now the investigation begins and a massive accident that sparked a big-rig fire on interstate 80 in sunol. amy hollyfield is here with more. amy? >> it is a miracle everyone survived this. they still up this cleanin

it >> reporter: investigators from s f building inspectors stated that the home became detached from see here with a better look at the property with a photo taken by a neighbor days before this happened. and garden said he's known as the construction going on for several months. gardner >> reporter: commissioner and prominent real-estate developer mel murphy was the prominent i tried to reach him but he was not available however the current director of building inspector says that all of the permits for the remodeled work in order. however the calls for the collapse remains under investigation. and san francisco haazig madyun >> pam: the national rifle association has officially filed a lawsuit lawsuit against the city of sunnyvale. the in our aid is backing fight sunnyvale residents in seeking an injunction to stop the imports that of the new law. and it impinges on their second amendment right to self-defense. the in are a hoax the lawsuit will hit all the way to the u.s. supreme court. >> pam: la toll fever getting hotter today the lottery commission judge reported tickets for th

around the bay, gorgeous in the north bay and you are still in the upper 30's in san rafael, and 43 in santa rose and napa from numbers in the mid-40's and maybe warming up another four to five degrees and that is it, setting before 5:00 and cooling off quickly. we were from a degree to four degrees colder than yesterday with the colder numbers this morning, a little slower to recover, and with the cool afternoon highs, we will be looking at another night tonight with the freeze warning except in san francisco. sunny and chilly with the freezing temperatures again, and maybe two or three degrees up from this morning's readings and then a winter mix comes our way on friday night into saturday morning with snow levels down as low as a thousand feet so when you wake up tomorrow if santa rosa rather than the mid-20's how about 28, with cloud cover and precipitation on saturday morning, and 34 and not until the middle of next week you see the temperatures chime a little bit more. we will take you through hour by hour going tomorrow at 2:00 in the afternoon, and we have the clouds around and the rain, from sonoma co

nevertheless, we have heard concern from member s of the public, from members of the board of supervisors, that the public outreach that we do with regard to new parking meter installations was not adequate, was not reaching people. >> there was a good bit of public out reach, and there was a public workshop back in october. >> that is fine, i am sorry. it was a broad based support for this pilot. wonderful. >> do i have a second? that sounded like? all in favor? >> aye. >> the aye haves it and it passes. >> item 17, presentation and discussion of the over night parking restriction and recommendations. >> i know that the hour is late and we can move quickly but there was an item of some concern and so we thought that the evaluation was important to do, and we have the results from that, that we have to share with you and the recommendations for the next steps. >> thank you, and i know that we did get a good memo on this and i am sure that everybody read fully. so mr. yee. >> i skipped the message and i will make it brief. i will not go back into the background of how this came about. beca

after that, we will resume from paris. 's st. peter's square is packed with pilgrims. poped the vatican, francis paraphernalia sells like hot cakes. >> i sell much more. >> he is good. he is a great pope. the week andor forgotten. in rome, the pope made a private visit to a refugee center. these migrants risk everything for the help of a better life in europe. the memories of his september visitor fresh. >> he approached the refugees as he knew them. he was very natural greeting them, meeting them. when he arrived, he sat with the refugees and we offered him a typical drink from argentina that he would enjoy. he was happy to have a drink from his home country. >> a poor church. almost every speech he has advocated austerity and criticized the excesses of capitalism. when addressing the young, he does not mince words either. his remarks have surprised leftist politicians in italy who identify with to the pontiff. >> he knows the misery of the world. and as a pope who speaks out against the injustice in the world. he is a pope who has the world needs and the needs of the

highs are not different than yesterday and upper 40's to 50's and we will not have total sunshine today. lows are above freezing from mid-30's to low 40's and maybe mid-40's around oak and san francisco. at noon today you can see the high clouds starting to move in and scattered light shows are developing at 5:00. they are undercut by the layer of dry air in the evening. by 7:00, this is making it down to the ground. the heaviest moves into the north bay from 7:00 to 1:00 o'clock and move across the heart of the bay from 11:00 to midnight and across the south bay from 1:00 o'clock to 3:00. this are scattered light showers over the ocean and cooler and clear by saturday afternoon. the coldest air is after the prior leaves with quarter to half an inch in most areas translating from 2" to 6" of snow in the blue areas including the santa cruz mountains toward mountains around monterey. 40's for highs this weekend and low-to-mid 50's on monday and tuesday and back to average on wednesday and thursday and mid-50 to near 60. >> we have 51 bart trains run on time andation train -- and race train one and three have problems.

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come to the 1870's and the city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that buil

this almost feels like a political statement from s&p. there is a -- >> it is a very political statement. particularly where it is coming up the moment. it is going to put the brakes on -- i don't think anything that s&p is going to say will put any brakes on the european union integration. angela merkel did say and she was referring to the specific agreements whereby european union states were supposed to agree to various measures to continue reforming. said we were moving forward millimeter by millimeter. that is exactly what is happening. it is happening millimeter by millimeter. that banking union isn't really going to be set up for at least a decade. >> david, thank you very much indeed. >> moving onto our top corporate story, bae hits turbulence in the middle east. the deal with the united effort parrots -- arab emirates fell apart. now, our bloomberg aerospace and defense reporter. was always going to be seen as a bonus. cameron had been pushing pretty hard. why are we in a situation where abu dhabi is saying -- >> there is no press

. >> translator: during the last week we asked the public if we should form deli or not from s and slic meetings and got a response in huge numbers that we should so i'm going to the governor to give them a letter saying the party is ready to form the government in new deli. >> reporter: and he may be ready to get to work, but most of his parties elected representatives have never spent a day in office despite the problems this presents, they are confident that inexperience won't hamper their ability to lead. >> translator: we have organized a meeting to discuss the result and the party will decide the future cause of action. we will also discuss the formation of the government and how it will function. >> reporter: for weeks supporters have been celebrating their party's victory. but it's not just deli that these people are excited about. they are hopeful that this anticorruption party will play a big role in next year's national election. by involving voters in every step of its decision-making process political observers say aap is changing the dynamics of india politics. >> for t

here are other neighborhoods and we are all in the low-to-mid 60's from 61 at half moon bay to san rafael9, and fremont is 64 today, also, now, a look at the temperatures, mid-to-upper 30's, and a few low 40's inland and upper 40's to mid-40's at the bay shore and the coast. two areas of high pressure one over the ocean and one overland and both keeping the storm track to the north and weakness here dipping into oregon and washington and bringing them so much of the rain but when that passes that jet stream will push the track back to the north and temperatures are well above average and all the way physical we get to the weekend with 50's develop along the coast. have a great day. >> as we look at our drive time traffic we have a great commute. you can see how green everything is. that means top speeds and no crashes, 101 san francisco to sfo and you are looking at ten minutes, and 880 northbound from 238 to the maze that is 13 minutes 101 northbound from highway 85 to the san jose airport that is now 11 minutes and c.h.p. had to come out and do traffic break and that was to clear debris

s benefits and pensions and if you look at the statement that was released today with the report from it says chairman he said that for the first time m.p.'s pensions will be set independently and away from the deals cooked up in westminster with sweeping away the out of date and overly generous benefits so the proposals today really have set its there on a collision course with politicians who are going to be complaining about this saying it's absolutely outrageous that this should happen at this time so it's going to be very interesting to see how the fallout from these proposals plays out . france has boosted the extent of its surveillance capabilities just weeks after lashing out at the u.s. for its global spying program data that was previously only accessible to intelligence agencies will now be available to ministries including finest defense and interior the grounds on which surveillance could be carried out are also broadened apart from terrorism they now include protection of national economic and find to pick interests along with national security and organized crime the la

for a decade from the mid 1990's, the irish economy was growing at a rate more than twice the e.u. average. it was a boom built on property and cheap loans. when the credit crunch came ireland's banks lost, some of them, up to half of their value. the run to its banks in 2008, dublin took the unprecedented step of issuing a blanket guarantee for all debts held by irish lender. but the government hadn't been told the full story. the public finances were soon swamped by the bank's bat debts. in 2010, the bond markets soared. under pressure from e.u. leaders who feared the crisis would spread, the irish government agreed to an international bailout of 67.5 billion euros. >> we have reached agreement on a program for the provision of significant international financial support for ireland. >> as austerity measures began, the banks remaped the biggest hole in ireland's balance sheet. chief among them anglo irish, which had to be liquidity the at a cost of 30 billion euros to the taxpayer. >> every single bank in ireland came close to failing, if the state hadn't stepped in. >> while the

the medical report notes underlyi underlying complications from alcoholism. s her body was missing for almost two weeks. after two weeks, found in a r e rarely used hospital stairwell. >>> the new security measures aimed at protecting players and money for a marching band. >>> the silicon valley skipping the holiday party to deliver a present to a south bay school instead. >>> workers at a silicon valley tech giant stepped out of the office to help south bay residents. >> reporter: their company replaced its christmas party with a day of building to help students. the workers rolled up their sleeves and got busy. for those of you who have ever put together a christmas present, consider this. silicon valley chip maker is building up a campus as a present for students at san jose's o cal la middle school. >> i know the students here are going to be very surprised when they come in on monday and see this brand new transformation of the middle school. >> reporter: from the walls to the baseball fields, more than 1,000 employees came to work instead of a company chr

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it was a nice present for this time of year. >> it is a nice christmas gift for us, with 25 a330's, from an airline which is used to it. asked year they order just before christmas 100 other vehicles. >> for another decade we will see these a330's in production, updating them a little bit, making them carry more people, carry more fuel, more lightweight. >> and the new order means that air asia could come back to europe, which intensifies competition? airbus,es, love times, they're saying, oh no. norwegian air is the only discounted airline traveling to asia and there have been no competition in several areas. promiseteresting, the that it is coming from air asia, a330's wide-body could help them return to europe. >> are major points are still in china. australia, the middle east. but definitely we want to come back to europe. it is a massive opportunity for us to exploit europe, which is not far away. >> clearly the focus is still asia, but i want to come back to europe. they left in the first half of 2012 after their older aircraft were not making it efficient. >> he must be worried ab

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oligarchs finance and support this action because imagine voting million people coming mostly from the c.t.'s mostly from the west that requires a lot of money that requires a lot of logistics effort so it's clear. you know what i got support that the question is how aggressive these people are going to be exactly because last week remember a smaller protest and in violence so should we fear the repetition today in your opinion what maybe not today but in the next few days also because actually it became clear that the western media is ready to excuse anything and the ukrainian media you know the liberal ukrainian media and even part of the russian media did not condemn the so-called protesters who attacked for example of the presidential administration now they demand the release of people who were put in jail for one or two months for doing that in france or in america if anyone attacked the presidential administration that person would have been in jail for many years not for two months when we see i mean. in the ukraine in the violence was blamed on instigators there we see sides pointing

from j.f.k.'s assassination to nine eleven the famous the infamous a fascinating look inside history of instant change then shaped america truly odd is the blues i'll take you on the big schools who tour inside the nation's newseum in washington d.c. all next on politics with larry. welcome to politicking with larry king one a special show we have you in a day we have a tour of the incredible newseum in washington d.c. kavita rose will be my partner on this tour she is the vice president of exhibits here at the newseum and you're going to see an incredible story the history of news in america in all phases of news in this hour on this world structure come along for the trip. is the gallery which contains the suit worn by football legend slitted of murder and door where events behind didn't lead to a president's impeachment. where we know where big news history gallery where we tell the story of five centuries of news history one important stories is that scandal stories of always been with a celebr

s pay from sixty six thousand pounds as it stands right now to seventy four thousand pounds now that would come into effect in may two thousand and fifteen but of course you talk about m.p.'s getting a pay rise and you get a predictable response from many members of the public perhaps surprisingly many politicians criticising the idea of the pay rise at this time including the prime minister who warned the body to rethink that decision of any proposed pay rise now it's going to be a bit careful with this because it was set up in the wake of the expenses scandal and so what they're saying is that actually these proposals a cost neutral to the taxpayer it won't cost the taxpayer any more and that's because they say they're trying to curb m.p.'s benefits and pensions and if you look at the statement that was released today with the report from it says chairman he said that for the first time m.p.'s pensions will be set independently and away from the deals cooked up in westminster with sweeping away the out of date and overly generous benefits the proposals today really have set on a col

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but i must say, i remember it was a time in the 1960's, it was some boy from the suburbs. i suppose little gangs who were supposed to be bad boys. maybe i was a very polite boy. i was a little fascinated by bad ones. [laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a

are stuffing their pockets with more couse while the public pays the price but despite criticism from m.p.'s the tax authorities aren't willing to change the status quo as probably boyko finds out. for many of those working here in the city of london two thousand and thirteen has been a year of prosperity thanks to a tax cut that kicked in earlier this spring the u.k.'s highest earners have been able to make even more money this yeah the rate of tax for people earning over one hundred fifty thousand pounds per year has gone down from fifty pence to forty five so for every hundred pounds they earn over that fifty pounds used to go straight into the treasury but that figure has now been reduced and now they're only paying forty five pounds to the tax man from every hundred now all these save five as a rounding up in the u.k. zero position labor party has done the math they say that collectively the u.k.'s highest earners have saved almost one hundred million pounds thanks to the tax cuts you have seen the longest fall in living standards on record you've got half a million people using parents

and with last year's 14-billion bushel record corn crop, cattle ranchers are hoping to recover from 20-12's disasterous drought. "corn prices are now at levels that farmers can afford it for feed and so they're going to continue to expand herds." "as far as corn, wheat and soybeans, i'm looking at spreads rather than an outright position. soybeans are historically high and so is wheat to corn and it could be very profitable in the coming year." jack scoville says there's an ample supply of coffee but there may be rising prices for cocoa and rice. it's the ultimate tech talk in washington. president obama in a round table visit with the leaders of apple, twitter, yahoo, google and netflix. i'm just wondering if you have an advanced copy of the house of cards? (laughter) you could do a cameo i wish that things were that ruthlessly effiecient. the president no doubt was refering to the technical glitches that plagued the roll out of healthcare.gov. a former microsoft exec has been named to managed the troubled site.at the white house yesterday, a number of the ceos are urging president obama t