gary: the second amendment. kyle: there are plenty of things wrong with the gun laws come in my opinion. for anybody to go by a .50 that can take down an airplane, you can go to a gun store and buy a bullet that has a head that bigger down -- bigger and end can take a plane down, maybe we should reconsider that as a right to bear arms. i think everyone should have to register with the state and the government. that is not a crazy idea. and that is something that the gun lobby would -- spot.favorite vacation kyle: the bahamas. anthony: what is a day off? kyle: i love reading and spearfishing and hanging out in the wine country. gary: what about michael lewis? kyle: i think michael lewis writes some interesting books. in my interactions with him, what i have noticed is that hyperbole tends to sell books. he has great stories and he is a great investigative journalist and he has a little hyperbole in there and then that book takes off. gary: your favorite sport. is it football? ricky: to watch, my favorite sport is

gary: how does private equity fit in? john: you are allowing a longer investment cycle time and allowing the management team a little bit longer term, less quarter to quarter focus on their performance and allow them build a business. gary: what adjustments need to be made in this low rate returns? what we are saying is that our job is to help deliver returns that the financial markets if they don' returns, we have to think about something else. we have got to save more. your work life. we have to think potentially of a second act in retirement. they key is we really want to be really transparent about the progress you are making towards that retirement goal. gary: i think this is a great message. expectation management and dealing with a retail -- the reality of the world the way it is. john: advisors are invested in the same things that their clients are. it goes beyond advance -- investing. it is our process. i consume our process from beginning to end. i want to know whether my goals are funded or not. i want to use a

>> gary: that was in santa barbara. >> we hong out on the beach. -- we hung out on the beasch ch >> garydog--good cop and bad cop. >> pam: i will not get into that family squabble. >> gary: you are an old veteran man he wanted everything for the kids creek but what am i going to i'm doing everything. for this new dog. >> gary: drawing so much attention. he is such a great shooter. what is this a chaos or shin injury? he walked off. the point i am making here is that yes, there are still good corporate that is dry moss green open. let's put it this way, there are certainly better >> of the critics as they leave the game early. i saw your family's stake to the end. -- stay >> gary: you are on the radio you make every story funding. but some of these times you have to run back into the new spirit-- back and do the news >> gary: pam says get my butt back here into the new spirit--back here and do the moves-- news >> pam: all i say that. >> pam:i say that? (laughter) >> gary: if you really want to do it right. real quick? will it going to moderate off and on the rest of the week was michael a

-- gary (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! ahead >> gary:good evening! >> gary: the warriors and action against one of the 14th to beat them this season and now. it looks like four years and francisco arena has spawned a name. the chase center, the team has reached an any rights agreement with baking giant j.p. morgan chase. the 18th of the seat arena which a few blocks south of at&t park when not open for another three years in time for 2019-20 basketball season. >> gary: the opening was delayed a year as the warrior sort out to lawsuits filed by the mission bay alliance who oppose an r rating and the area due to its proximity to the use the us of medical center. the privately financed and is estimated to cost $1 billion. >> gary: spurs coach rick pop of this should not steve kerr or look watson will coach the west and the national basketball association all-star game bibber 14th and toronto. real estate that carcanet coach the all-star game to straight seasons so, it goes to the head coach from the team with the next best record popped a. because walto

gary: welcome to "wall street week." of 2000 eight, bank of america bought legendary investment bank merrill lynch. it was acquired on the catastrophic weekend that saw the demise of lehman brothers and the near collapse of aig. anthony: today's guest is responsible for maintaining the maryland's culture -- the merrill lynch culture. his strategies next. ♪ announcer: this show has never been solely about investments. we have talked about anything that affected people and their money. ♪ announcer: from times square in new york city, the new wall street week. anthony: i am happy to welcome john teal, the hallowed -- the head of wall street management. john: i grew up in maryland. gary: he went to college where? john: i went to green valley state. i learned quickly that football was not in my future. i was living with my brother, paying rent, and i decided i could be broke and warm. so i transferred to florida state. [laughter] gary: did you play at for the state -- at florida state? john: i was an accounting major. lynch i

>> grant: >> gary: this evening everyone picked >> gary: good evening everyone.y slim when you are putting together a staff for a football season and you are almost at the end of january. so they pick this person from cleveland with former cleveland browns assistant jim o'neill to become their he was the broad defense the run defense was ranked only 23rd at 27 and the lead. o'neill would take over as managing -- eric mangini >> gary: superable 50 per it hit 36 percent group is busy at work preparing the turks and forcible 52 sundays from now at lee by stadium everything from paintings the low post to ceding to rein contingencies. in addition to the field crew are also working on its core board displays and graphics. and expanded seating and even poteen purpose is facilities. (laughter) >> gary: are all looking for to the super bowl on super bowl sunday. >> gary: 18 manning, this may be his last super bowl. >> brittany: >> gary:--peyton manning >> gary: and should be. his last rodeo creek 39 years of age and in the way to go out for peyton >> gary: this was a big,

gary: well, it allows us to hold them as prisoners in a u.s. compound outside the territotorial jurisdiction of the united states. and by doing so, it allows us to legally keep them outside the sharyl: what's the fear with giving them constitutional rights and convicting them here and holding them in prison? gary: the problem that we have is that many of these individuals were captured on a battlefield, it wasn't a crime scene. it wasn't like the new york city police department coming into a location where a murder had been, and they picked up a weapon and they had finger prints on the bullets -- all of the aspects of a criminal investigation in a court of law. if an individual, according to the geneva convention, is not in uniform, doesn't have a designating patch, is not under the authority of competent authority, and is not following the rules of law, they're considered enemy combatants and they can be executed on the battlefield. we did not execute them on the battlefield,d, we chose to instead bring them to a facility and held them. we hav

gary shilling is with us, and komal sri-kumar. gary, let's start with you.ut structural change, but it is very difficult to governments and congress and so forth, and acting structural change. that we are in the age of the leveraging. i wrote a book in 2010 saying that. , in the 1980's and 1990's -- that process takes 10 years. at the rate we are going, it will take even longer. during that time, we are stuck with slow growth. i do not think that is the end of the world. it will resume rapid growth driven by productivity improvement because of technologies. but that is down the road. vonnie: how long is it going to take? sri-kumar: i do not think it is an automatic change, once there is a new precedent -- once there is a new president, and the crowd or republican. you need structural reforms. so nothing is going to happen in 2016. you are going to have slow to negative growth taking place in the united states. you are not going to have any change to positive policies ahead of the elections, so you are looking at 2017 at the theiest area but then weeding away

. >> gary: a quick bite hear from pete rose. >> (laughter) >> gary: 8 $2 window. not do with patrick led the team that he started would do it to give him a good boost. >> pam: coming up! the rain is gone for now. britain is back with more on the next storm. i'm roy gillham with pg&e. i'm a customer relationship manager. anderson valley brewing company is definitely a leader in the adoption of energy efficiency. pg&e is a strong supporter of solar energy. we focus on helping our customers understand it and be able to apply it in the best way possible. not only is it good for the environment, it's good for the businesses' bottom line. these are our neighbors. these are the people that we work with. that matters to me. i have three children that are going to grow up here and i want them to be able to enjoy all the things that i was able to enjoy. together, we're building a better california. >>> the "insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >>> i will not be at the academy awards and i won't be watching. >> first of all, miss thing, does your man no

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going back to china for a second, gary.o you believe that chinese regulators are letting how severe their economic slowdown really is? >> gary: that's telling you that they know in everything they've been saying about their economy is not true. just remember two weeks ago said and came out everything was fine, the moves are saying the opposite. that has an effect, and also possible here for currency wars. if they continue to go lower, lower it affects other countries around the world in a negative fashion, you know, there's going to be a fightback, that's the one thick we don't want to see, the most important part of the equation is we have not had bare markets in seven years because of central banking intervention, we are just overdue with finally getting with central bank intervention, it's more vicious than the norm, it's much quicker and you have to be careful. >> nicole: not only do we have quantitative easying, we don't have propelling us and we saw rate hike and so big picture now, what should people do, should they

gary: it is different. been investing clients, corporate looking to grow their business, chinese clients chinag to the best out of and into other parts of the world. it is not a one size it's all. we are in a position to provide the unique position to all clients. we provide the advice that we think best suits their needs. stephanie: and that commercial was brought to by goldman sachs. erik: we got that. he with me and stephanie. more gary when we come back. ♪ stephanie: welcome to the second hour of "bloomberg . " you know where we are. we are in switzerland for the world economic forum. i am a fortunate stephanie ruhle. erik and also fortunate schatzker. getting back to our interview with gary cohn in a moment, but the bank of japan, the new york stock exchange president tom farley, and ceo of liberty global. stephanie: we have to get you a quick check on the markets. you know i am the house optimist and finally, u.s. futures atwing a rally, dow futures 200 point game and the biggest since august. if

>> gary: i think we see 15,000 before we see 17,000. >> nicole: gary b.group. >> gary: you bet. >> lauren: oil prices set tone for stocks, glut of crude. that's the international benchmark. traded below $30 a barrel yesterday for the first time in over a decade. phil flynn back with us right now. phil, what's your take on the oil market today? >> phil: well the crude story is the big story falling below $30 a barrel. number one, under wti because the market expects the next week we are going to be seeing iranian oil come back on to the market. but there's a more positive part of that story, the other part of that story is that the u.s. for the first time since the 1970's exported oil. so wti is now getting back into the global marketplace. it's reasserting itself as the global benchmark and it's putting that spread back where it used to be historically. >> nicole: you know, phil, yesterday when we looked at news out of china, the other piece of good news was the imports in china on oil, so what do you think of that? delve into that going into the week or

: he does give good interviews. >> gary: was very fun to listen to. >> gary: reports where it came downland he will have more control over personal decisions that he would have that with san francisco. that was the poor portable tipping point. >> gary: the hiring of jackson by the browns could mean the end of johnny mandel experiment in cleveland. according to a multiple reports texan indicated that he would prefer the organization moved on from men still if he were to become coach he was told--he was told that it would not be a problem. >> gary: the browns have not been happy with the quarterback since he missed the season finale and is having a schedule assessment of his season ending concussion prick the decision remaining is whether to try to trade until or to simply cut 10 when the waiver period begins after the super bowl. >> gary: the 49ers are reportedly still interested in mike shanahan as potential head coach kurt e s p m reporters the 63 year old is strongly back in the mix to become the team's head coach. shanahan has familiarity with the 49ers as he was there of this afford

>> gary: you could only smile.is guy who appears to be the from mine hunt over the weekend interview with the new york giants at also had a second meeting with cleveland browns creek the only thing that makes me laugh, a great experience. he is 68 years of age patrick mike shanahan and won super bowls as well. with the expense of the 49ers' organization, he is 64 per it appears to be turning their backs on those two german parent--on those two gentlemen. >> gary: the sharks creek they have a to not have vanished tonight. the sharks are really good on the road. best in the west. the sharks beat the winnipeg at 4-2. >> gary: the warriors are 37 and to prevent it are endeavor tomorrow and currie is doing a little talking grit--37-2 >> very impressive, obviously. leblanc wait to go. we cannot ignore and that part of it. >> gary: will finish up with the oldest high-school rivalry on the west coast. sacred heart bursas st. ignatius. pam and does not mean much to you grant neither does it to you. they have been playing it

gary joins now, fox contributor. good morning, gary. what do you make of that? >> gary: you know, i don't know if i can look into the future even five minutes but i had a feeling about saturday or sunday, i just started getting bullish and maybe it was because i read that while the s&p and dow in bear territory, they're already in bear teartory. average stock is bound 24 per cent from the high. it was slightly disappointing to see the future so much. >> cheryl: bargain hunting is going to be on investors' minds. they are the largest consumer specially when it comes to oil and copper. commodities, is that what the prediction going to be. what do you say about u.s. stock affected by the chinese slowdown. >> gary: i'm wondering if some of the news is baked in. goldman sachs came out. any kind of positive, slightly positive, even if guidance is positive that comes out, i think it could be a boom for stocks. i'm not saying we are at the bottom but i am saying that people should start to inch into buying stocks rather than selling like they should have been, my gosh,

gary: and i am gary. anthony: today, the hedge fund manager sits down with us to talk about his view of the global economy and how you can profit from it. solely about investments. we talk about anything people and their money. times square in new york city, the new "wall street week." anthony: a pleasure to have you on the show. you started in 2005 and have this nest egg to start your own business. a macro trading? kyle: my goal was to build a certain nest egg over time, running wall street firms in dallas until i could have enough capital to invest a giant portion of my net worth and have enough capital to live on until things worked out. something i always land on, i had to get to a certain day. i got to that day in december of gary: a lot of people are watching right now and say that is what i want to do. kyle: it is a giant leap of faith but the truest that on yourself that you can make. if you believe you have the wherewithal to invest globally, you will be domestic or global. from my perspective, i

> gary: happy new year to you.not bullish on the market. regardless of yesterday i'm still not bullish on the market. i just think there's a lot of problems out there, i mean, even apart -- let's just take the economy out of it which i think is horrible, what filters into people is that we have a world kind of at war, they pick up the newspaper and they see, oh, my gosh, they are occupying federal land in oregon, we are fighting isis everywhere, iran and saudi arabia are not talking with one another, we have obama and congress fighting over gun laws, i mean, you close the front page and you go, i'm just going to go back to bed. >> nicole: you can add isis in there. you're right on target. there are so many headlines and we have had headline and yesterday we saw a big knee jerk reaction. does this trend continue. every single sector sells off yesterday, are you going to tell me that all stocks are undesirable for 2016, there's got to be some bright spots, gary? >> gary: there's always some bright spots. you know, i

gary has the highlights. and reaction. coming up >> gary :the fans can't wait to get into the oracle arena. jay-z is in attendance drake is also in the oracle supporting the dubs 2nd quarter: steph curry drains the 3 pointer to add to the dubs big lead sean livingston with the turn around jumper over tony parker to make the score golden state 3rd quarter: steph curry blurs past lamarcus aldrige for the easy lay in to make the score dubs its steph curry again with the deep deep 3 pointer to make the score warriors all greg popovich can do is smirk! steph curry blows by the defense for the lay up curry:37 points in 3 quarters draymond green and steve kerr are having fun! final: warriors they snap the spurs 13 game win streak! the dubs 39th consecutive home win here's steph curry and greg popovich after the big win. >>:we're going to face them three more times this season and their great team >>:we almost had them it was like men and boys out there i thought as far as toughness and aggressiveness was concerned >> gary :i grew

gary doesn't lie.check. you see? gary doesn't lie. and the best part -- i've been working the owner for months, convincing her to sell. you're getting in first. it's not even on the market yet. [ cellphone rings ] [ beeps ] so, you like? the house? yes. gary? maybe not. doris: good morning, everyone. hey. hello, doris. i want you to meet your first potential buyers -- fritz and brenda. thank you for coming. would anyone like a freshly baked cookie?

. >> gary: for get the tickets eyes.n. >> i cannot even believe this e-mail, a little bill? (laughter) >> gary: pam even laughed. what are you talking about? during more--during normal hours he does the graphic that you see on the today show. and, i talk to bring about the new coach and he says well, i spoke with matt lauer. looking >> at the new year's total. how did you get to be with these duties?--beauties (laughter) >> gary: 40 degree weather. >> ok, i think the tremont is p.m. vp and not curry. -- dramond >> gary: bottom line for it he is a great but he is not curry. >> next time come down and have a beer with the esoteric or have a root beer--or, have a root beer. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary:i'm done! >> pam: oh? are you? >> pam: we will be back with the weather! ♪ life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >> pam: we are back with kron 4 n

has all the highlights in sports, not >> gary: curry is in the lineup.nd he has 14. kron4 will be monitoring the game. that is an intermission. >> gary: would give david n. for a couple >> pam: will be right back. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >> pam: 72 year old son of hollywood stars will smith and shipping gets messed--17 years old >> pam: braden has revealed a he has a penchant for wearing women's clothes sprit he is the face of louis bid would baton spring summer 2016 collection of. as for bridge when a collection happy to introduce to a dense mass the new ad

>> i love the sound of that gary. we're bracing ourselves for the snow coming and right now for morning commute each though states into the district are quiet we're dealing with a few problems this morning tractor-trailer crashing in facie fax. 7 west closed near fax fax county parkway. there's a spill involved in the cleanup. watch you see the red on 7 west through that scene. in addition to that a water main break. with cold temperatures you really want to watch for slick and sciencey conditions. 123 lane closures between hill bert street and hill road. use caution. with the water coming out you could encounter freezing companies. roadwork you need to be aware of in alexandria. route 1 northbound patrick street close you're between king and pendleton street. and also a second water main break right now this is alexandria. north imboden street at north howard closed. if waking newspaper alexandria be caution in that area. that's a look at traffic. barks to you holly. >> thanks, erin, get the updates on this weekend's

gary: it means the world to me. john gave me a chance to come back to my football home and i'm so proud to be a part of this organization and this football team. jim: how about a little handoff like the old days to number 18 [cheers] >> thank you very much. thank you. jim: peyton, you now break the mark that belonged to john elway. he was previously the oldest quarterback to ever take a team to the super bowl and now that great honor belongs to you. at this stage in your career, tell me about the fact you're going back to the super bowl. peyton: it's a tremendous honor, jim. it's been a special four years playing here in denver for these great fans, for this great organization and to be going to our second super bowl in four years is very special and just an awesome effort by our entire team tonight. what an incredible effort by the pay rots. for us to beat that team today, a very special win. jim: you had a rather long handshake at the end with tom brady. there and a lot of respect and admiration. what can you tell

>> gary: yes, he did. ziin s lop. >> gary: the great serena williams at the australian open six, 16, two. she advances will acquit. no doubt. --6-1, 6-2. >> gary: when you turn on the tv set, it is fun to watch someone that you may have heard of. eliminated today by the great fernanda oak ridge and five. pete rose, has put a-this has been put in the hall of fame. . they may bend the from the tv hall of fame but i am going to be in the kron4 hall of fame. one way or the other pretty ticket anyway you want. --one way or another... you take it any way you want. >> pam: (laughter) [♪] ♪ take the time ♪ in your life ♪ just before ♪ it passes by ♪ then you'll know ♪ to keep it slow ♪ so here we go [♪] ♪ here we go >> pam: would you probably know about told free phone calls them. now verizon is using this concept for data. >> grant: verizon announced a new free the data service to say it will allow third- party companies to pick up the tab for your data usage when you download content from their applications, web

gary: it means the world to me. john gave me a chance to come back to my football home and i'm so proud to be a part of this organization and this football team. jim: how about a little handoff like the old days to number 18 here, peyton manning? [cheers] >> thank you very much. thank you. jim: peyton, you now break the mark that belonged to john elway. he was previously the oldest to the super bowl and now that great honor belongs to you. at this stage in your career, tell me about the fact you're going back to the super bowl. peyton: it's a tremendous honor, jim. it's been a special four years playing here in denver for these great fans, for this great organization and to be going to our second super bowl in four years is very special and just an awesome effort by our entire team tonight. what an incredible effort by the pay rots. for us to beat that team today, a very special win. jim: you had a rather long handshake at the end with tom brady. i know there's a friendship there and a lot of respect and admiration.

gary: it means the world to me. john gave me a chance to come back to my football home and i'm so proud to be a part of this organization and this football team. jim: how about a little handoff like the old days to number 18 [cheers] >> thank you very much. thank you. jim: peyton, you now break the mark that belonged to john elway. he was previously the oldest quarterback to ever take a team to the super bowl and now that great honor belongs to you. at this stage in your career, tell me about the fact you're going back to the super bowl. peyton: it's a tremendous honor, jim. it's been a special four years playing here in denver for these great fans, for this great organization and to be going to our second super bowl in four years is very special and just an awesome effort by our entire team tonight. what an incredible effort by the pay rots. for us to beat that team today, a very special win. jim: you had a rather long handshake at the end with tom brady. i know there's a friendship there and a lot of respect and a

art, gary, good to have you here. >> pleasure. trish: where should you be putting your money right now? are we actually facing a systemic debt crisis a la 2008 gary is suggesting? i will put the question to the guy that knows more about debt than anyone perhaps in the world, bond king bill gross. that's coming up later in the hour. stay tuned for that. >>> from volatility on wall street to chaos on the campaign trail, hillary clinton facing steep uphill battle in a state that was supposed to be a sure thing a few months ago. new poll shows bernie sanders with whopping 27-point lead in new hampshire. he is not far behind her in iowa. here is where she is losing support, young people, specifically young woman. losing to sanders by 13 point to voters under 50. who would have be drawn to a 74-year-old man is women and young people? ford o'connell, good to see you again. >> good to be here, trish. trish: is she going to lose new hampshire? >> she is going to get thrashed in new hampshire. she is absolutely done in new hampshire. her bi

. >> gary :coming up a little bit later in this broadcast the golden state warriors in action tonight we have the highlights we have the name of what the new arena will be called and coaches talk about the super bowl in san clara later on in the broadcast --santa clara ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ >> pam :there is growing concern tonight among health officials and pregnant women. regarding the zika virus.it is spread by mosquitos. and one case has been reported in los angeles. kron 4's alecia reid explains the chances of the virus spreading. >> alecia :pregnant women infected with the zika virus, deliver children with the birth defect micro-seh-philly, where their heads are much smaller than their bodies and their brains don't develop. right now the disease spans nearly 2 dozen countries . including brazil, where the olympic games will be held this summer. health officials there say nearly 42- hundred babies have been born with this condition since octob

>> gary: this is a picture of me >> gary: i don't think he has any place to go. we can't just pack up and go and have him work in san antonio riders fans at the very least will be playing one more year. >> pam: a personal trainer gets his abs aback when he put himself through a physical test. >> grant: fitness trainer at present experience. " people are going. going york teacher want to know what is going on. he took on the task of helping a contestant lose weight. fit to fat to fit. gained 60 lbs. over four months. on purpose. it took a toll. will the journey is over petersons quiet has lost 140 lbs. peterson says it helps him see how difficult it really is to go from fat to not sofa at >> reporter: there's a big system off shore that will come in and the next hour or so. 7 (applause) welcome, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. is there anyone here today who happens to like chocolate? (crowd cheers, man laughs) of course you do! and as your purveyor of pleasure, your dean of delight, i have something very special for you today. but first, everybody close your

gary: it means the world to me. john gave me a chance to come back to my football home and i'm so proud to be a part of this organization and this football team. jim: how about a little handoff like the old days to number 18 [cheers] >> thank you very much. thank you. jim: peyton, you now break the mark that belonged to john elway. he was previously the oldest quarterback to ever take a team to the super bowl and now that great honor belongs to you. at this stage in your career, tell me about the fact you're going back to the super bowl. peyton: it's a tremendous honor, jim. it's been a special four years playing here in denver for these great fans, for this great organization and to be going to our second super bowl in four years is very special and just an awesome effort by our entire team tonight. what an incredible effort by the pay rots. for us to beat that team today, a very special win. handshake at the end with tom brady. i know there's a friendship there and a lot of respect and admiration. what can you tel

gary: it means the world to me. me a chance to come back to my football home and i'm so proud to be a part of this organization and this football team. jim: how about a little handoff like the old days to number 18 here, peyton manning? [cheers] >> thank you very much. thank you. jim: peyton, you now break the mark that belonged to john elway. he was previously the oldest quarterback to ever take a team to the super bowl and now that great honor belongs to you. at this stage in your career, tell me about the fact you're going back to the super bowl. peyton: it's a tremendous honor, jim. it's been a special four years playing here in denver for these great fans, for this great organization and to be going to our second super bowl in four years is very special and just an awesome effort by our entire team tonight. what an incredible effort by the pay rots. for us to beat that team today, a very special win. jim: you had a rather long handshake at the end with tom brady. i know there's a friendship there and a lot of r

gary: it means the world to me. john gave me a chance to come back to my football home and i'm so proud to be a part of this organization and this football team. jim: how about a little handoff like the old days to number 18 [cheers] >> thank you very much. thank you. jim: peyton, you now break the mark that belonged to john elway. he was previously the oldest quarterback to ever take a team to the super bowl and now that great honor belongs to you. at this stage in your career, tell me about the fact you're going back to the super bowl. peyton: it's a tremendous honor, jim. it's been a special four years playing here in denver for these great fans, for this great organization and to be going to our second super bowl in four years is very special and just an awesome effort by our entire team tonight. what an incredible effort by the pay rots. for us to beat that team today, a very special win. jim: you had a rather long handshake at the end with tom brady. i know there's a friendship there and a lot of respect and a

gary: it means the world to me. john gave me a chance to come so proud to be a part of this organization and this football team. jim: how about a little handoff like the old days to number 18 here, peyton manning? [cheers] >> thank you very much. thank you. jim: peyton, you now break the mark that belonged to john elway. he was previously the oldest quarterback to ever take a team to the super bowl and now that great honor belongs to you. at this stage in your career, tell me about the fact you're going back to the super bowl. peyton: it's a tremendous honor, jim. it's been a special four years playing here in denver for these great fans, for this great organization and to be going to our second super bowl in four an awesome effort by our entire team tonight. what an incredible effort by the pay rots. for us to beat that team today, a very special win. jim: you had a rather long handshake at the end with tom brady. i know there's a friendship there and a lot of respect and admiration. what can you tell us was exchan

i agree with gary a little bit on some of this. raising interest rates in december, although difficult may have kicked off what will, what i think will be a good decision on getting some much these errors corrected because we do need to get some of these markets that are out of sorts definitely corrected and if we do, we can actually have a market we can floor a base and grow from and people make money in the market again. that is the point for all this. trish: good to have both of you here. need to take a quick break. we have more topics to get to. gary i see you later on in the hour. i want to explore this more. gary telling us we could see 12, 13,000 on the dow. that this is beginning of something much bigger. jamie, good to see you. >>> coming up, job creation, taxes obamacare, they're all very much in focus right now. they're very much a part of our debate. so which candidate has the best plan to fix this economy? former reagan advisor art laffer is here with the scorecard, right after this. they represent blood cells. and if

gary: it means the world to me. john gave me a chance to come back to my football home and i'm so proud to be a part of this organization and this football team. jim: how about a little handoff like the old days to number 18 [cheers] >> thank you very much. thank you. jim: peyton, you now break the mark that belonged to john elway. he was previously the oldest quarterback to ever take a team to the super bowl and now that great honor belongs to you. at this stage in your career, tell me about the fact you're going back to the super bowl. peyton: it's a tremendous honor, jim. it's been a special four years playing here in denver for these great fans, for this great organization and to be going to our second super bowl in four years is very special and just an awesome effort by our entire team tonight. what an incredible effort by the pay rots. for us to beat that team today, a very special win. jim: you had a rather long handshake at the end with tom i know there's a friendship there and a lot of respect and admirati

also alumni weekend, the chiefs will be honoring gary green. should be fun. pushed back time, don't forget, 3:25 p.m. he's b.j. kissel, i'm pete sweeney, and now you know what to focus on. >> when we return, on "chiefs insider." >> he was almost a textbook corner. >> he was about winning at all costs. >> we took a pride in not letting anybody catch passes on us. for when they faced the chiefs. when the program was sort of in the wilderness, and so there were a couple of rebuilding efforts that started throughout the '70s, and he joined another one of them. >> stay tough now! stay tough now! >> as the chiefs came out of that period, came out of those dark ages and began to emerge under marv levy, one of the ways that that team had an identity was the secondary was tremendous. >> as the new head football coach of the chiefs, you have many priorities. what's the top of your list? >> so far as our priorities in terms of player needs, we know we have to strengthen our defense. we reviewed the films. we felt, in starting to restructure our defense, young players in