people often get the money and get to the relative. and a lot of money on meals old friend during the holiday which can add up. serving patients showed that half the participants had to buy gifts for the holiday. this is great for stores but many people find themselves of much bigger wallet after splurging. a lot of money we spent meeting up with old friends. most popular thing to do are cheap. thirteen activities and things like going to karaoke rooms eating out a restaurant going shopping mall. with all the cars the spring festival a large number of people into his head up the most important quality of the year this will be a good way to dodge the palms at home. if one didn't have a girlfriend or boyfriend. compared to other relatives was definitely not and probably multiple times too. it might be something worth getting out for many of china's we can graduate. a lot of them are making up excuses for not going home tonight taking the train tickets are hard to get. or maybe look to the workload given time off for the holiday. but don'

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does 90% mean you get to get off the cruise or get on a plane or train or car and get home or do youeed to stay put and get better? >> i live in new jersey and we came where they are supposed to have a bus to take us back to hamilton. we are waiting for them to depart from the ship. i don't know if we are going to get off the way we are supposed to. >> i think they will let you off. it just takes a while, the whole process. take me back when the worst of the worst of it. this is apparently the worst outbreak of norovirus in a number of years. what was happening on the cruise? what were fellow passengers or members of the crew were sick. what were they saying? >> entertainers were sick and they canceled shows because they couldn't perform. i had people that i know were sick in the infirmary because they didn't want to be confined to their rooms. that happened a lot from what i'm hearing. we were confined for three days. room service was atrocious. we couldn't get anything in the room. i had to sneak out to get crackered and ginger ale and stuff for us to drink. it was atrocious. they

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get right to it. you have been in washington for some time since the 1990's and worked in the two bush white housees and former house member and been a senator since 2010, how would you say this beats ranks to other state of the unions over the years? where does this rank? >> the president as he always does, but there were no big proposals and it was kind of the me an ambivolent speech. the state of the union is going great and he said it's not going so well and therefore we need to make some changes in terms of take-home pay and long-term unemployed and he said i want to work with congress and then he said, by the way, i'm going to go around congress. as compared to other states of the union that i have listened to, the message was muddled and hard for me to really know what he was trying to communicate. i believe he is uncertain about what kind of second term president he wants to be and there are a couple of models and bill clinton in his second term was more productive and did more in his second t

that. >> you get a brush and i get worms?orst. there's also some sort of competition where they put grandma in a caged maze filled with things like fish, live chickens an all other kinds of things. >> what is that? smells terrible. >> oh, my goodness. >> and then there's also stuffed animals that she keeps thinking are live animals. >> the weirdest family tradition i've ever seen. >> listen to how many guesses. >> is it a frog? is it a tadpole? it's a lobster. crab. it's a snail. hermit crab. it's a duck. it's a muskrat. >> grandma's a trooper for putting herself through this. >> yes, 78 years old, too. grandma does make it out of the caged maze. you can hear how much greg loves it. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody, "right this minute." crowds gather as two drivers rip into a tree. >> burn out, damaging the cars, putting people at risk. >> police can't put a stop to this joyride. the scene turns scary when one of the officers is way too -- >> how getting

>> completing, getting it done. >> as opposed to getting a bad deal done? >> well, you know, they have not been able to agree on the terms of the interim agreement. that's not going to make that six-month deadline. i think obama would like to keep the focus on that just to sort of distract attention so he doesn't have to deal with some of these other issues like syria. the problem is al qaeda, for instance, is on the rise in iraq. they've just taken over half of f fajulah and ramadi province. these are all places obama has either withdrawn from or decided like, with syria, he doesn't want to commit to. he has got himself in a dilemma. the places that are really hot, he doesn't want to go. he'd rather concentrate on something diplomatic like iran. >> i think obama would say that's a problem over there, you know, we got out of iraq, it's not a big issue anymore for us. the american public don't want to go back there. so, look, it's unfortunate but there it is, it's not our concern. >> the problem always, paul, if it blows up high enough, the united states, in

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people get coverage for the first 26 weeks, so everybody gets that. and then the question is what additional -- this has been an emergency effort and to try to extend that is something i actually support, but we need to modify the program and cut other areas of spending to do it. i thought we were going to vote on this last week. the republicans have a number of amendments. harry reid has blocked voting on each one of the amendments. i thought we were going to vote tonight. ben and i worked together on the foreign relations committee, environment and public works committee together. we work well together. i believe he would agree with me that it seems absurd that we as republicans have only been able to offer on the floor of the united states senate four amendments for a vote since last july. four since last july. and harry's writing these things behind closed doors. you guys haven't had many to offer yourself. you've been blocked just as much as i have. >> there needs to be more comity between the democrats and the republicans. no question there's to

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to get a license?ntially have to get permission from your own competition first. >> tim's law firm took the case for free. >> when starbucks began it would have had to have gotten permission from all the other coffee shops. >> that's right, if you had to prove that america needed a new national chain of coffee shops, you couldn't prove that. >> no. >> turns out america did need a new chane of coffee shop. >> competition sorts this out better. >> the consumer is in the driver's seat. >> the competition has veto power. >> we're worried about consumer appreciation. healthy companies in kentucky. >> he has his own moving business, kentucky, like half the state, allows existing companies to protest new competition, and over the past five years, 19 companies were prevented from entering the moving business because comp pet -- competitors said the existing transportation service is adequate. competition would diminish their revenue. >> affordable moving, all these other moving companies say, no. we don't want

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they want to do whatever they can to get that money, to get that power, to get that wealth.nd you start to see things like this. their behavior ispreposterous. even if it is totally illegal. they did nothing wrong. what they did is sort of disgusting, let's go drive around in this guy's ferrari. in d.c. we call that being a bama. >> being a bam snara. >> like a person who has no sense. this is bama behavior. if you are a regular person, you look at this and say to yourself, i can't run for office. i don't have the wealth or the time or the ability. >> yeah. or rolex. >> i think we can agree to the bama behavior, but i have been thinking about this. essentially what they did is traded personal money for access for this man and his company and for some sort of government goodies, which other than it being personal money rather than campaign money, is not that different from what essentially every politician does. it's made me think about, and that's again, not to excuse them, what they did was wrong, it was corruption, it was a violation of the public trust, but it just struck

it would get built up and go away, get built up and go away. think this version is built to stay for a while. we have had multiple generations of entrepreneurs. it has really helped companies grow and be successful. >> i think the number of startups hit the five-year high last year. you do not often see a startup in new york break into the multi-billion-dollar valuation category. you know? is there something that holds companies back? we were just talking about branch. facebook. tumblr. >> i do not think it is holding back. i think it is a matter of time. if you compare the new york scene to the valley. the scene in the valley is decades-old. new york may be a decade old. i think when you get more companies in new york -- between tumblr and etsy and mongo -- there is plenty of opportunity for those things to grow. >> you are seeing more companies set up shop in brooklyn as opposed to lower manhattan. i assume that is because that is where people live. >> yes. if you live there, it is more accessible to you. it's also get a really fantastic offi

they need to get more than what they're getting. i think they need to remain amateur athletes however. melissa: tyoka, should there somebody in the ncca doing these things and looking for kids rights? don't they have their own representatives, hey if the kid gets injured and they have incredible medical bills the family can not possibly pay, maybe the college benefited from him being in that game should pay for those? there is no doing that. >> in actuality with actions in the past and statement released recently they don't represent the players. it what it looks like to me the ncaa is basically a cartel that exists to create money for itself and for its members institutions. there is no body to help make sure that these athletes are getting what they deserve. again what one piece is compensation. one piece is schedule that actually allows them to get a quality education. and another piece would be long-term health care. maybe another piece would be creating a referendum where after their playing days are over there is vehicle that

not to get pulled over. i'm just kidding. >> because he is a low risk first-time offender, gonzales has had one piece of good news. instead of being housed among the hundreds of inmates facing charges like murder, rape or gang activity, gonzales has been assigned to live in the minimum security workers' barracks, probably the most desirable housing unit in the entire jail. >> as you see, it's barracks type of setting. once the day room is open they are free to go usually anywhere within this side of the barracks. that's when they play their ping-pong and their cards, watch tv, read the newspaper, so they have a little bit more freedom in that it's a big dorm style of barracks. >> play rummy. do the cards back and forth. >> everyone gets a card. >> pick it up, down. if you don't want it. >> that's spades, homey. >> that's what i'm saying. >> thought you were talking about rummy. >> playing spades. >> for every six days that you work, you get another extra day of good time and an extra day of work time taken o

>> i am looking to get a raptor. >> really? >> i'm going to call the boss to get a plow.ome up with is the recent -- they said it was due to the weather. they're sitting on a ton of inventory. they haven't budged on prices. in thely, it is investor's interest they don't do so, but they haven't moved him on prices but in fact, moved up. aggressive the most in raising prices. in december, chevy sales down 8.1%. trucks, soell they're not being quite as badly. truck seven the bestseller. been the have bestseller. if you want to buy a truck, buy it in december. if you want to sell one, sell it in november. >> no sales for oldsmobile. .> oldsmobile doesn't exist >> who owns a buick park avenue? my mother. >> i did not introduce you properly, matt miller. what would you like to be called? >> i don't know. i was thinking executive editor -- no, editor at large for cars. >> we will give you the promotion right now. it is time for the news feed. i'm going to talk about the top business stories from around the world. the snowstorm is blamed for at easterndeaths in the half of the un

the other guy, though, does get away. >> does he get away from what he took from this man? see if he drops it in front of the vehicle or not as he runs away. >> i think he took it. >> may may have. >>> another video that shows instant justice this guy sitting at a light on his motorcycle, he has a hell mat cam minding his own business when suddenly off to his left a car pulls up and starts giving this guy some lip. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. lots of cursing and lots of f-bombs and the car you can see now doesn't have the green light. the light in the distance is clearly red and he's out in the middle of the intersection just cussing this guy out, the guy on the motorcycle you'll see gesture, hey, buddy, pay attention. you notice what's across the intersection there. >> there's a cop. >> a little black and white. that guy continues to creep through the intersection. the cop's keeping an eye on him until -- >> pull your car over here to the right. >> pull your car over. the guy gets yanked right over to the side of the road. karma. justi justice. >> that's so dumb. >> pull your car

we're glad we could get you here. bob, we have to go. >> why keep the temperature -- >> for the survival tips. >> i'll tell you on the break. because ahead on the five, the people rescued from the ship stuck in the antarctica and what the media isn't telling you, but we'll tell you. and it's the first facebook friday of 2014. send us your questions right now at facebook.com/five, we're going to answer them. ♪ >>> can't dance to can you, k.g.? >> you saw my foot. >> yes. i have a two part story. part one, a ship on the way to antarctica to study global ice got trapped in the ice. part two, ha-ha. according to the huffington post, it needed three ice breakers to rescue it and they all failed so it sat there like al gore wedged in a man hole. thankful all were rescued but they negligented to say the scientists were there to study global warming. >> before their ship got stuck in the ice in the middle of a blizzard, they were on a tour of historic sites in antarctica. now it is a rescue mission. >> as the experts ponder w

if you can get it from a company, you want to get it from a company.line which is kind of helpful. so much for paper resumes. >> cheryl casone, thank you. coming up, nancy pelosi says you had to pass the bill to find out what was in it and boy, was she right. this morning we are hearing there is a hidden fee in obamacare to pay for abortions. laura ingraham on that. better believe it. top of the hour. then desouza made a documentary critical of president obama. now he's facing jail time. his co-producer will be here live i'm nathan and i quit smoking with chantix. when my son was born, i remember, you know, picking him up and holding him against me. it wasn't just about me anymore. i had to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven o help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. chantix didn't have nicotine in it, and that was important to me. [ male aouncer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal tughts or action while taking or after stoppi

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every day we get up and get in that car and we hope we don't get run over.o die sometime. so thousands of people get killed in automobile wrecks in many other ways while we're here waiting to be executed by the state. >> the fate of each man on death row will play out in its own time. but to fill this time, riverbend has integrated a unique incentive program for the inmates. those on levels a and b are given more privileges, more rec time, jobs in the unit, educational programs, and increased visitation. darrell holtom, like the other level cs, gets no visitation and is locked down 23 hours a day. >> we were the first state to have any such operation such as this level system with our death row inmates, and we have received both national and international attention with this. it's quite different than what you see in most operations. >> i was convicted of murder in the first degree. sentenced to death. i was on death row 8 1/2 years. it was almost like being in a closet. with no way out. the only way out would be to come out toe first. >> but when i was on d

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you get super bowl tickets in a suite, you get four-star restaurant and broadway theater.sa: this is my idea. i was saying should i buy them and flip it. he's doing it. is he going make a bunch of money. >> he has a few left. more than a few. i think he's trying to sell them four days left. he's under the gun. melissa: under the gun a little bit. may not be a great gamble. the two left how much are they going for now? >> $6 86,000 is the most expensive. there's one for $250,000. >> melissa: is it in a terrible spot? ic that's the exact number. is it in the nosebleeds. what is wrong? >> it's probably smaller. and the 686 is probably 30 and the 283 is probably a 12. melissa: is the weather hurting the sales of the ticket or people who want to go to the super bowl -- i've been myself. you remember it forever for it's a huge ordeal. do you think the temperature is impacting impacting it. it is freezing outside. >> we're seeing on the site a biggest state searching for super bowl tickets are not washington, colorado, but new york, new jersey, connecticut. people are saying mayb

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he climbs into that window. >> he gets away, but there's that o guy still on topf t ac to get help andhe flames are right next to him. >> what's taking that ladder so long? >> you do see the ladder does come into play getting that second man down. he finally is able to climb down. in all 22 people were rescued, but unfortunately 8 people perished in this fire. >> wow. >> safety violations were cited as the cause of this fire, so that means somebody is going to be in a whole lot of trouble. >>> many of us hold police officers to a higher standard. we believe that they should follow the same rules that we do. this video of a bolingbrook, illinois, police officer appears to show him playing video poker while driving down the highway during rush hour on unplowed snowy roads according to the person that shot this video. >> how do you know it's poker because a lot of times they do have the screens up, like, cruiser will have laptops right in the middle there. >> they are always on generally when they're on patrol. >> true. and it's hard to make out exactly what is on the screen but the woman

and part of this initiative will get some of these programs better trained, get more training and get them better skilled workers. really just to enhance the people around here and diverse fighter the economy, because as i mentioned really for so long for so many generations coal mining has been really the life blood for this place. >> jonathan i grew up in one of those coal mining town and there's always been a perception that government is talking to them, but not listening to them, do you get the feeling this time they feel differently? >> well, good question, because i just talked to a county executive, and he said you know we have heard this before, we have heard we are going to get help, but what we really want is industry. we want the incentives we want the leg up, but we want industries to come in here and employ these people that are layed off, so they said that will be the test as to whether something is happening here. whether they see these industries come in here, so that's the feeling from the folks here. >> jonathan martin joining us live, thank you very much. now, new

so what are rae saying when we get out there. the taxes are changing in 9014 and the best thing to do is get educated and how they're going to change and consult a professional. under prop e it was approved by voters and the larger majority of businesses will not be impacted by the gross receipt taxes. you'll business tax in proportion e my may go on go down in some cases and up in other. this is our timeline. i want to emphasize extremely heavily front loaded. in your packet you have the business 1, 2, 3, 4 flier it will drop at the end of the january and brown will go to the 95 thousand businesses in san francisco. this is not the first time they're to hear about the tax changes. it will make you think what you need to do to get rode. we have our social media campaign chamber of commerce and trade and advocate organization. there is a 15 piece piece it is dropping and again, this is the final wrap up for the 2013 taxes. in february we'll launch a campaign on muni. i couldn't put this in your packet we have 5 hundred of this in

to the peninsula and work and get home safely and for not to think about the alternative to get in a car and create the pollution. we need to avoid that or i want to thank you all of you who participate. we were the group that founded bart back in the 1950s. sometimes that's the thing we need to lead on. if you see multiple family homes around lights endurances it was something that the bay area council created and voblgd for. not easily duplicate with some suburbia cities but that's all helping part of the solution of having a region that can function and stay ahead of the pack. we're pleased with san francisco's leadership and the mayor g did a good job now the unemployment is ahead of the positive industry. we look forward to work together. thanks (clapping.) >> thanks jim and jim will be available for q and a to answer questions but we wanted to give you an opportunity to hear from a couple of them. i want to bring up carr low the vice president. good afternoon and thank you. a special thanks to mayor ed lee and wanting nolan. sure first names carla with a c yes. we're excited ab

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get the idea. now look what happens, see the speed here, i'll put that over here, put this one here. and when i combine them, i get a speed like that. can you see that? and when it's over here, it still has that speed sideways, because nothing is messing with it sideways. that part remains. but now gravity has pulled it down. so it has the same speed it would have over here. so i put this over here. and when i combine them, it's like the airplane flying into the wind, the crosswind, huh? what i get is like that, it's picked up speed due to gravity. and over here, it has the same speed here. we call this the horizontal component of the speed. we call this the vertical part or the vertical component. component is more fancy than part, huh? so we have a horizontal component and a vertical component for every one of these speeds. over here--and now my vertical component longer and i get something like this. so the path of the ball really is-- that's not drawn very well now. it should be a little more--

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she went to get the gun, she did not get a chance to use it because they raise and down the door and they shot her many times. it turns out they're the police. they received a tip from a snitch that somebody was selling drugs out of her house. it turns out it was the wrong house but at that point it was too late for grandma. it is a tragic story that i recount to make a point about snitches. there is a famous debate in hip-hop about snitches and the concerns that lots of folks have because of stories like that. but people who know about crime, a criminal informants , and they usually know because they are participating in the crimes. the police over rely on the paid informant because nobody offers inspiration to the police. you would hope they would just for citizenship may be if there was a better relationship they would be more likely to cooperate. where i used to live people don't cooperate unless there is something in it for them. for the snitch is often in cash money or a break of their own prosecution. the police say telos what is happening over there we will speak up for you a

can you get off my property, please. get off my property!e it off my property. >> i'm leaving. >> thank you. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm going to sing it, one love ♪ >> i wanted to [ bleep ] the misconduct. i've never said that in my life. i would never do that. i'm happily married. i've got more than enough at home. >> amazing. we recorded this new year's eve special july 2012 so there's no -- he might not even be alive. he is -- no one apologized more or better than him. >> first of all, if you went to a party and rob ford is at the party -- >> yes. >> -- you stay at that party. you don't go nowhere. no, you stay at that party, david. you having fun. this dude is chisane and he's insane. he's big, bloated, he's unapologetic. he's not doing anything to throw him out of office. he's still the mayor of t dot. look at him. >> exactly. the funny thing is, gavin, he actually is a pretty good mayor. >> i'm actually very sympathetic. one, i've done crack when i was wasted and i don't think it's a big deal. two, marion be

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martha: get ready for this.is a stunning story out of southern california now after a 28-year-old woman confronts a teacher that she says abused her as a child and posts their telephone conversation on youtube. much watch this. >> why did you do that? why, i was only actually years old when i met you? you realize that you brainwashed me and you manipulated me? and that what you did was wrong? >> yes. and i regret it. martha: this video has gone viral. it has been seen by nearly 300,000 people since it was post adam housley is live in los angeles. so, adam, how did this all come about? >> reporter: yeah, power of the internet, right? this woman, 28 years old, wants to only by jamie. she says when she was in middle school, her middle school basketball coach sexually assaulted her and sexually abused her and she has been dealing with it ever since then. she decided to call up the basketball coach who was administrator. he was a basketball coach who is now administrator at. got her on and put it on youtube to basica

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engelberg, get off him! get behind the plate. get back. get back. get back. come on. come on.e lucky we don't kick your butt. is this what you teach 'em? you bowl over little girls like that? is that what you do? it's called baseball, or maybe you forgot. don't talk to ng punches. so you watch 'em, okay? you ought to take a good look at yourself, you has-been. traded it all in for booze and broads. you're disgusting. what did you say? you can't hear me? say it again! say it again! get back to your dugout, you crybaby! listen to you, crybaby. - get to your "drug-out." - buttermaker, dugout! sorry, chief. sorry. hey, you wanna play ball, grape-nuts? let's play! all right? piece of crap. - play ball! - cream it, whitewood! - [ cheering ] - come on, whitewood. come on, buddy. get a piece of it. [ boy ] come on. get it in! come on, joe. you're better than that, son. good job, toby. thanks. i would've tagged you out, but i was afraid your mom would have sued the ball. let's go, abdul. let's go, buddy. keep it going. ahmad-- is it abdul or ahmad? - ahmad. - whatever it is. ahmad, let

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you know, because it can get you teed off or it can get you a big head, you know. it is either too good or it is wrong. so you try to avoid getting caught up in that, well after winning the championship game against the raiders yeah we felt good because we beat a team that was tough, boy, those raiders were really good and we dealt with kansas city along the way, sso we played some good teams ad we won and we looked at our films, our last six games of the season we didn't beat ourselves, our offensive linemen didn't make mistakes, and our defense was the best kept secret about that game, charlie, the baltimore colt defense was touted as the best that ever played in the nfl, well here are our guys over here on the jets, we are best the best in the afl and nobody is talking about them and after about ten days leading up to the game being told we are 17 and 19-point underdogs a guy at a dinner, hey, namath we are going to kick you guys butt and i said i have news for you we are going to win the game i guarantee you, it was simple, i mean, i felt that way, our teammate

people get your social security number and they e file before you can do it and they get your refund and that's it. >> sent to them and not to your address. >> yes. >> so we put together a list of tips. let's step our way through these. first of all, file early. that helps. use secure internet connections to file electronically. >> never go to a wi-fi that is not secure. that's not the way to do it. >> snail mail may be the best way. >> absolutely. you may not get your refund as quickly, but you get it which is better than having somebody else. >> and shred copies of the tax returns and the drafts and the memos in which you get them. they will not identify you. >> it can look totally official and they will contact you by mail. the irs added 3,000 people, but it takes about 6 to 10 months to resolve. you are not going to get your refund. i mean it is still a problem -- the irs has some problems. >> big problems. brenda but neither, thank you. >> you can cap her every saturday morning here on the fox news clam. . >> immigration reform and national security debates have held lawmakers f