. >> you own gannett. is that correct? >> we own gannett. it's our top holding.d be stupid enough to be in the newspaper business these days guys. >> let's talk about your older holdings. there's been a lot of taubppenheim of a tech bubble. are we getting overvalued? >> yeah you know. i heard some of your earlier gets guests talking about silicon valley. gee fwraf there's different things going on. the silicon valley area is doing well. we're here in seattle. the economy is strong here. commodities are falling off a cliff and north carolinadakota and texas and those guys are starting to look at it flex but california is not booming in relation to other strong economies. so think of housing as the biggest driver in the real economy. it's only about 4% of our gdp total. at the same time it touches so many places and that effects blue collar unemployment and that dominated our great recession if you will. so housing doing well drives the middle america story. drives the income inequality story because i don't know a single person i went to college with that has ever

foundation, on the 14th of march, benefiting a number of different charities, starts at 7:00 at the gannett usa today headquarters. >> we are familiar with where that is. >> you can't get lost finding that place. also it will be benefiting charities such as a water project in zambia and also benefiting the senior center and a number of other local charities. >> can you pay at the door? how do you buy tickets? when does it start? >> good question. march 14th, 7:00 p.m. you can buy tickets at rotary on the vine or call me at 703- 404-8429. there will also be an art show. we'll have a variety of artists, including donna shields, linda larry, steven hay. >> this is some art work linda larry. she does the combination of oils as well as water colors. and we have a few of her, art work. >> do you have other pictures? >> she does a lot of nature and food art work. and then also we'll have a variety of art work for the other artists as well? >> in addition to the tasting, will there be these lie probations for purchase as well? >> these will be able to be purchased but they won't have stocks of them

he ends up going 1-2 bouncing into a force at second letter in the gannett also drawing a walk he left the game and the sixth inning. >> gary: rodriguez was suspended 211 games. later reduced to 162 for using steroids and yankees owe him $61 million >> gary: this makes you laugh. >> gary: hughes was in church on ash wednesday when a priest announced obviously joking. that hughes was the reason paulo sandoval a loss or left the giants to go to boston and the congregation actually got up to boheme. it--to boo him. >> gary: 18 anny is being praised from taking or for taking a pay cut from 19 million to 15 million. >> gary: if he reaches the incentives he will be back up to 19. >> gary: pam more we will keep you up on the warriors. >> gary: i am becoming a grant fan. >> pam: you have always been a grant van. --fan >> pam: you are invited to a party. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >> pam: here is a n

candace gannett the is training for marathon and swimming running and biking. it was on a routine ride ten years ago where see was in a accident that left her with a severe traumatic brain injury. >> they had very little hope that i would recover. >> reporter: her family was told if she lived she would probably have severe limitations. >> to remove a piece of her skull. >> reporter: penn neurosurgeon shawn shane grady, said quick treatment gets part of the credit. >> we don't know to be honest with you why she has had such a traumatic recovery and others have not. >> reporter: doctor grady a says while there are many unknowns with the brain research has led to a number of important advances. many were shared at this mind your brain conference at penn, which was coordinated by cand.a.ce. >> it is a mission annexation to connect resources and brain injury survivors. there is a gap between you are in patient rehabilitation, and your a ability to get help outside of that environment. >> reporter: she says after the initial treatment she had trouble finding help wit

i think gannett, a great internet play a great print consolidator. made owning that stock. >> right. >> all right. dow's up 40 points. as we kick off march, let's get to mary tovrphompson on the floor. >> reporter: the nasdaq continuing its march to 5,000, right now 23 points away from those levels today. what we're seeing is pretty much strength across board. weakness in utilities drug as well as energy stocks today. this as investors look ahead to friday's jobs report. that will be a focus this week. and in between we get data including the fed's beige book report to give us a sense of what's happening regionally. after today's data was a little disappointing with personal income, up pretty much in line with expectations. spending continues to be an issue as it declined more than expected despite those lower gasoline prices. but let's talk about the deals because we've seen them large and small. the largest being the deal between freescale and nxp. that is wrong. an $11 billion deal creating a giant in the semiconductor industry. then on the smalle

cars.com is owned by wusa9's parent company gannett. >>> even the good looking cars won't be getting much love around tax time. a new bankrate.com poll finds people plan to use their a more practical way, 34 paying down debt, 30% investing or saving, 26% funding necessities and just 3%, jan, say they'll have a little fun with their windfall. >> that's okay. i'm glad people have their priorities straight. >>> for the first time since 1947 a pair of bald eagles is nesting at the national arboretum. >> they built their nest on a poplar tree with a great view of downtown tree. the staff believes the eggs were laid on or around january 26th. based on incubation periods the eggs have hatched or will hatch any day now. if the eagles return next year, the arboretum hopes to install a webcam so that the eagles' activities can be viewed by everyone. >>> still ahead remember that va hospital in phoenix with the unforgivably long wait time? president obama checks in for a progress report on the changes made so far. >> plus this hi-tech necklace could be the key to weight loss success. >> reporte

patrick's day for the class of their 13 men pice of gannett's with john today the delay will make a specials their plan is the impact holiday positive and negatives >>mark: the court cutters were talking about cutting the cable the on one hot enough to be in dc on by comcast universal and five channel started for the dollars complement that would net flicks and suddenly you have the cable package you believe not. to to kill is expected to run on 2034 was from one to happen is they're going to try to charge more so to protect the of the cap at hundred and 18 to lift that higher on what the people with the income pay more i would expect the cut the benefits of mature look into it thousand dollars a year in income of those securities not bear much money. >>reporter: a dramatic end to a dramatic change will but to bring in new started howling patrol out and for taxing is at the heart of the troubles of a san francisco police department probe into racist and homophobic text messages are expanding. >>reporter: does that track and the end of the speech is that covered most of the bay area this aft