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next speaker. [ reading speakers' names ] >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i am also here about the liberty street stop. i have live there -- lived there for 35 years. there is not a lot more i can add because it's a very hilly area. what last speaker and laura before said, i am 73 years old and innocent since i have been retired i have been trying to stop driving. it's flat at 30th and jersey. you can't eliminate a stop where there are hills. there are people that live there -- there are people as old as 90 that live on that block that use muni. there is a woman that uses muni and can't come here today and she has to sit on a stool at the stop and how will she navigate it? it's impossible. my car has been broken into 15 times and at night-time, i'm not really thrilled about working around dolores park to get home, because there is a lot of -- you know, things that we don't want to happen, happen down. there and lastly, on the weekends, dolores park is so crowded. so i would urge you to reconsider this and i would like to say that the notice on this was not

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good morning george. >>> good morning. to park in impunity in san francisco today, that's good news. and no photograph traffic to concern -- traffic to concern yourself with, in the bay area, light traffic in the south bay and peninsula, for the north bay drive and for the east bay as well. annie? >>> our top story, a developing story out of san lorenzo where two people have been shot and killed. kron4 will tran's on the scene, it may be a murder suicide? >>reporter: that is right, involves a man and a woman, investigators on the scene, family members are on the scene, they drove up here from hollister, not allowed on the scene because it's being investigated. jcht d. nelson -- j. d. nelson joins me now, the spokesman for the police department. what have you learned? >> there was a murder suicide that happened here in via a migos in san lorenzo. confined to the home and there were other people in the house but there's no threat to the surrounding area >> reporter: do we have a motive at this point? >> we don't. investigato

good afternoon. >> thank you. i am here to ask that you not eliminate the liberty street stop on the j. for one reason, i don't think it would really result in any time savings. as what other people have said, the train basically comes to a stop at that intersection, because it is a block -- excuse me -- it's a blind intersection for the muni drivers and for people in cars. so the people that -- the drivers that do go through that intersection at anything more than 3 miles per hour, do tend to cause a safety concern. the other issue is most people, including myself, will probably go walk through the cutout, walk through the right-of-way, because that is the flattest and quickest and easiest way to get there. and really just want to basically agree with what everybody has been -- excuse me, with what everybody has been saying today. >> thank you. next speaker, please. [ reading speakers' names ] >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, i'm harold stoddard and i live a block -- well, a block and a half fr

. >> good morning, miss long. >> good afternoon. i simply wanted to introduce you to the people who have gone to the trouble of coming to this meeting, but that is not really going to be possible, considering that we are split in two rooms. >> that is of course for safety reasons and fire reasons. >> i understand. >> good. >> maybe you could imagine double the number. there are quite a few elderly people, including one lady that i met who is over 85 who came down had this meeting today. if you are over 65 and you are here to support the no. 3 bus, would you please raise your hand? we also have students from university high, the san francisco ballet, scared heart, san francisco public montessori and the students mostly aren't here, but some of their representatives are here. if you are a student or representing students would you please raise your hands? we have professionals and patients from institutes such as the smith eye institute. i'm not sure if any of them are here, but if you are -- please raise your hand. thank you. there w

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good morning. >> good morning. let's look at those markets right now. futures are mixed after stocks rallied on monday, ahead of the fed meeting. the central bank begins a two-day meeting today with the announcement expected tomorrow afternoon. many economists think the fed will signal it may start to cut back on its massive bond-buying program which has helped keep interest rates low and possibly make a move next month. we do get data out today on consumer prices and housing, the dow jumping 129 points, the nasdaq adding 28. >>> president obama will meet with top tech executives at the white house today to discuss concerns of the nsa's spying programs progress made to help fix healthcare.gov. the group includes tim cook, eric schmidt and marissa mayer. >>> plans to keep all stores open 24/7 from 6:00 a.m. saturday morning until 9:00 p.m. christmas eve. shoppers can buy items online and pick up in stores within an hour. terry, back over to you. >> so if you get the motivation at 3:00 in the morning, you can go right down and get that toy. >> there you g

>> good morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority, finance committee, i'm scott weiner the vice chair of the committee and i will be chairing today's meeting to my left is commissioner david chiu and to my right is commissioner mark farrell. our clerk today is erika cheng and i want to thank sfgtv for broadcasting today's hearing. >> are there any announcements? >> no announcements would you read, or call item two. >> item two, approve the minutes of the november 19, 2013 meeting, this is an action item. >> any changes or comments regarding the minutes? >> okay, is there any public comment on item two? seeing none, public comment is closed. could we have a motion to approve the minutes? >> motion. >> okay could we take that without objection? >> that will be the order. >> please call item three. >>recommend award of construction contract no. 04-3a6404 to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder, golden state bridge, inc., in an amount not to exceed $49,305,345.50, a

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good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. looking ahead to the open on wall street futures now higher as the markets come off that post-jobs report rally that we saw on friday. also following positive economic data from china. on friday the dow jumping 200 points to finish at 16,020. nasdaq to close at 4,063. despite friday's rally the dow and s&p still snapped an eight-week win streak with both indices closing negative for the week. today no economic data but investors willis tune comments from a trio of federal reserve officials speaking on the economy. back to you. >> thank you. it's new american airlines is also official today. the merger between it and u.s. airways will be finished as of this morning. four airlines now control 80% of the u.s. market. as you know that was a huge concern for the government which forced american and u.s. airways and terry, to give up certain routes. but everything official as of today. >> fly to maui today. wouldn't that be nice. >> it's a 9:00 plane. >> even better. we need a warm-up altho

good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm like a nervous stage mom up here. hold it together. >> she says her prayers. >> look at that. >> she has become very spiritual in the last three weeks since you have been working with her. >> if you're at home watching, you want to teach your dog a couple of tricks, what's the rule of thumb to get started? >> the best thing to do is keep it simple and keep it fun. find what your dog likes to do. zara loves to sit high. so i taught her to sit high and hold it there. some dogs like to shake their paw. they're good at that. you pick things they like to do. golden retrievers love to crawl and zara is one of them. you just start working on them. >> we're not talking about obedience. these are tricks. two separate things. >> obedience, you stop the dog from doing something wrong. with trick training what you do is you find what the dog likes to do. if they do something that you don't want them to do, instead of correcting them, you're going to give it a command and tell them to do it

and it tastes good.e of a traditional dessert and this, i'm very happy with this. i thought it was delicious. [ applause ] >> thank you. who's next? oh! >> so here we have a dish of strawberries and cream. i just decided to go on my bike and see what i could get. all the flowers that are here, the lady let me pick them in her garden. so strawberries that are pickled in rose vinegar. and a creme fraiche at the base and that has been infused with burnt roses and rose pollen. >> do we just clap or -- >> yes. [ applause ] >> and that might well end up on the menu? >> no. this is not about putting things on the menu. i mean, if somebody makes a masterpiece, it's their masterpiece. >> really? >> yeah, yeah. of course. >> isn't it your historical imperative as the chef to take his good work and innovation and put it on the menu and take credit for it as your own? i mean, that's the way it's been done for centuries. >> this is not the point here. >> the pursuit of enlightenment and knowledge is its own reward? >

you look good. your bloodwork seems to be okay, for the markers that they're looking for, the cholesterol, and et cetera but you say that you really need to question your doctor, push to find out these things and to make yourself better at 50 than you were at 20. and that's what you strive to do. and this, you said, created a new type of business for you. why don't you tell us about that. >> yeah. so now what happens is one of the things that we do is that at five weeks when people come in, if they're not getting the results, if they're not losing the weight and doing all the right things we send them for bloodwork. and after that bloodwork comes in, we send them to the doctor. well this doctor spends 45 minutes to an hour. for instance, a typical doctor up in canada, if you have a stomachache, they will -- >> prescribe a pill for you. take some pref acid, take some prefer. >> they don't say carol what kinds of foods are you eating how is your fitness, did you do any exercise, give me a list of all

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. for weeks, many wondered if the sexual assault investigation was made public to hurt his chances of winning that heisman trophy. now he's speaking out, right after that game last night. >> i gotta get more mature. i have to get better in everything i do. >> reporter: jameis winston speaking out on camera for the first time about the rape accusations that have plagued the heisman front-runner for most of the year. >> i cannot let myself, the teammates cannot let themselves get to that level. we have to be up here. >> reporter: overnight, he played his first game since prosecutors announced thursday that the freshman star quarterback would not face sexual assault charges. >> we do not feel like we have sufficient evidence to make the charge. >> reporter: a female fsu student had accused winston of sexually assaulting her last december, after she went drinking with friends. it took almost a year before the case was taken to the state's attorney. winston's attorney says it was consensual.

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good morning norah. >> good morning to you charlie. breaking news this morning. >> as you wake up in the the west we begin with the deadly attack on an american citizen in libya. last year the ambassador and three other americans were killed when muslim extremist stormed benghazi. this morning a you man was shot to dealt. mark is there. good morning. >> all information regarding the american killed in benghazi comes from chool where he worked. a staff member identifies him as ronald smith, a 33-year-old chemistry teacher apparently out jogging when he was shot reports say by a group of men. ronald smith was you working at the international school in benghazi and what appears to be his twitter account he described how his wife had left to go home. he talked about leaving himself at the end of the week. just realized i'll be flying home friday 13th of december he said. it was nice knowing you. who am i kidding, it wasn't. eight peers to be a joking one. the internet is filled with heart felt condolences from students. he had a young son.

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good morning, kiet. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. this affects anybody who shops at target in person from the wednesday before thanksgiving up until this week. that is november 27th up until december 15th. this information is according to krebs on security. this is a respected industry blog. the crooks gained access to the data on the magnetic strips from the credit card machines themselves in nearly all stores nationwide. it didn't appear to affect online shoppers. now, with that card information, the crooks can potentially create counterfeit cards and if they were somehow to intercept your p.i.n. number, then they could potentially withdraw cash from atms with those fake cards. >>> sounds like the actual payment software was hacked with a piece of malware or some other kind of security breach in the credit card processing itself. that's uncommon. >> your address, date of birth, social security number. so once they access that, it's very easy for them to open up other credit cards or gift cards. >> reporter: now, target says they ar

is good news finally good news? the road to ruin. the largest city in u.s. history declares bankruptcy. how to protect against credit card fraud and identity theft this holiday season. tips before you shop till to drop. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. "on the money." now becky quick. >>> here is a look at what's making news as we head into a new week. some surprising strength in america's economy. the unemployment rate fell to a five-year low to 7%. data for the previous months were revised higher. all of that sent stocks up early after a five-day losing streak for the dow and the s&p 500. the news sent interest rates on the tenure treasury higher. the second reading of the gross domestic product as well. the gdp growing at a whooping 3.6%. new home sales surged in october. up 25%. that was the sharpest increase in over three decades. analysts expect sharp reviegss downward. auto sales were high as well. rising at the best pace in six month pps gm rose 13%. chrysler 16% and toyota 10%. all of those num

still good. that before. >> steve: i've eaten many yankee candles. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, the pumpkin spice latte has its own facebook page. con, realizing a cup of coffee has 12,000 more friends than you do, that's sad. pro, starbucks announced its arrival on twitter using the hash tag #psl. con, when that didn't trend, they quickly changed it to "you know that latte a skank if." [ laughter ] pro, getting excited about the return of the pumpkin spice latte can only mean one thing -- con, you're white. [ laughter ] i guess that didn't make sense. >> steve: hooray. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and finally pro, you can get it with or without whipped cream. con, that was anthony weiner's campaign slogan. there you go. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that was fun. we have a great show tonight. it is "timberlake tuesday" here on our show. [ cheers and applause ] "timberlake tuesday" all september. the very talented

good morning. >> good morning. this is the 2014 list and you know people always love to debate whether their favorites got in or whether their favorite shoes have gotten in. so here is the list. peter gabriel, darrel hall and john oates, kiss, nirvana, linda ronstadt all earning the spot. and we are joined by an okay spell la group from texas. and they are the winners of the singoff. and in honor of my favorite on the list, they will hit it. go, guys. ♪ >> hall and oates were my favorite. we're asking you who is your favorite or who should have made the list? guys, you'll stick around this morning. >> thank you. >>> coming up, are you a good judge of when you've had too much to drink? the stunning results of an experiment that will change the way you think and perhaps behave. >>> saand imagine being a delivy driver take. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up, do you take a mul mul multivitamin every [ female announcer ] jared the galleria of jewelry presents a commercial for women only. ♪ this is levian

good morning to you. >> good morning to you. harry has served himself in the military and he has joined the race to highlight the courage and determination of military men and women. the wounded warriors showing again some of the toughest conditions on the planet. >> and they're off. prince harry and three teams of injured soldiers began their race to the south pole on sunday after extreme and arctic weather delayed the start. the three teams are made up of wounded servicemen and women from the u.s., the u.k. and the common wealth along with an honorary member. while the british team has pr alexander scarsguard is on team u.s. first off, the station in antarctica for training. they fly 87 degrees south to the starting line. they'll race 174 miles in temperatures hitting 30 below. a trek that should take 15 days. the latest update has team uk in the lead with team usa close behind and the common wealth in third but it's still anyone's race. >> prince harry is no stranger to the cold. he joined a group of wounded british soldiers

well -- i wanted to tell you that you were a good wife and a good mom.and i wanted to tell you that. before whatever happens. you know? that's something that i wanted to say to you. okay? >> and i love you very much. >> i love you, too, and i needed to hear that. thank you. and i'm still very sorry for all this. i know this is -- i don't even know. i can't -- i can't make up any, you know -- it is what it is. i'm sorry. >> i can't believe it went from laying in bed next to each other to this, you know? this is the last time we're going to talk for a while. >> i'm not going to call home. you don't want me to call home ever? >> i can't take the calls. i don't know how you're going to call here. we can't take collect calls. >> i don't want to do three years away from my family. i don't -- i don't even know how to do it. >> all right, honey. i love you. i'm going to hang up. >> tell her you love her. >> i love you. >> i love you, baby. >> i love you, too. >> okay. >> i guess i should be grateful after just -- they're just saying good-bye for three years and

good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, george.he first time since this trial began, nigella lawson is breaking her silence and speaking out. saying her ex-husband, charles saatchi, is spreading false accusations of her alleged drug use. things are heating up in the courtroom behind me this morning. this morning, nigella lawson arrived at the courthouse, holding her head high, just before making shocking claims against former husband, charles sach saatchi, whom she now refers to as mr. saatchi. saying, quote, i've been put on trial here. it's been a summer of bullying and abuse. in testimony, lawson says he was spreading false accusations of drug use. describing it as a p.r. stunt and salvaging his reputation and damaging hers. as for those images that went viral this summer, nigella calls it, a, quote, awful incident. and that saatchi threatened her, saying if you don't come back to me and clear my name, i will destroy you. this is supposed to be a trial against her former assistants, accused of spending more than $1 million of th

this is really tough because good news has been good news and good news has been bad news.nsitive market. >> keep in mind that we keep using this term aper like it's an effort list fricti free maneuver and i think what is more likely is a crash or a correction. thinking about housing and avenel and education and all the areas of the government as a result of wealth destruction and that is what we are going to see. neil: for housing and begetting out of housing. >> i think anything that has been predicated is in the process of blowing up in our faces. neil: you are getting calls for christmas. cool shopping store opening ua round-the-clock for shopping. the discomfort you or were you? >> we are mentioning them on fox business. and they are getting tons of business. this is like wal-mart. every year wal-mart has a new spin on how they're going to lower prices because of the economy toet masses massiv amounts of free marketing every news channel is talking about kohl's and this is a great pr push for this country. >> ty could be getting negative pr. >> some of it is. >> people

we're looking good right now. winds aren't as fierce, but these numbers are going to play a factor in your morning drive. as we head throughout the day today, when it comes to the wind, we're going to find the fiercest conditions near the coast, the higher terrain and we're really targeting around 1,000 feet this morning, so the east bay hills, the north bay mountains. 9:30 a.m., that wind will start to drop off. the yellows, the blues start to move in as we head through tonight. that's going to make for safer travel and by the time we meet back here tomorrow morning, winds will be calm, so that's good news tomorrow. looking better for your holiday travel plans as the state's going to be impacted for the system today. at this point, you can get your seven-day forecast, take a peak at your christmas forecast at the bottom of your screen. we're going to take a look at what you can expect. let's check your drive. he's a dad. are you done with your shopping is the question, mike? >> mom overrules all my decisions. i m

mo, good morning to you. >> good morning, gayle.. it's estimated that 50 million americans tackle the acrosses and downs of crossword puzzles every week filling in those little boxes to great satisfaction or frustration. my mother sometimes calls me to ask for help on "the washington post" crossword puzzle. >> huh-uh good. and? >> i try to be helpful. >> and what's your specialty? what are you good at? sports, geography? >> i'm good at geography, capitals. >> me too. >> will shorts is the crossword puzzle editor for "new york times," considered the gold standard for crossword puzzles. what do you look for in a crossword puzzle? >> i look for a theme, something fresh, interesting, something that hasn't been done before, maybe have a little humor to it. >> the times puzzle appears every day, relatively easy on monday to positively evil on saturday. the famous sunday puzzle is the largest of the week filled with puns tricks and tantalizing clues. when i found out the crossword puzzle was turning 100, i thought really? i thought maybe i

that is good.se, there is the maddeningly delicious variety of pickles, with which to make each dish your own. >> this is something very confusing in general, in this part of the world. everybody eats everything differently, so very much to their taste. >> anything goes. >> anything goes. >> with every mouthful, you can make it as different as you want. >>> this is cnn. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> credit cards accepted almost nowhere. cash machines, no. wi-fi, internet? rare. 3-d, you have to be kidding. if you need to exchange money here, only crisp, absolutely new hundred dollar bills are accepted. in myanmar, it is another, older world. oh, and what is up with this? with all the kissing sounds, that smooching, kissing sound you hear all over the place? my wife would have been in like ten fights so far. sorry? what are you smooching at? this? this is how you summon a waiter in myanmar. i know, try that at hooters and you will be rightly ejected. it takes some getting used to. this is a noisy fish house. this i

so imagination is good. and real life is good. >> yesing exactly.h are okay. >> stephen: do he makes no journey-- he's managing things an it's good and later it does real things that are good so he doesn't get any better or worse throughout the film. >> did you actually see the movie. >> stephen: i did see its movie, i didn'tee it shall did -- i saw it out of order. >> okay. >> stephen: i saw it benjamin button style. >> right, right, exactly. >> stephen: that is one of my favorite skeerntion spoiler alert, i don't want to spoil anything that is one of my favorite things in the movies. >> no, no it's all about becoming who, you know, the best possible version of yourself, i guess or being who you want to be. >> stephen: is this the best possible version of you, ben stiller. >> unfortunately, at this moment, yes. >> stephen: as good as it gets. >> yes. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: all right, now let's talk about the elephant in the room. this thing opens on christmas day. >> yes t is. >> stephen: that is balancesy, my man. that's balancesy, you

good morning. >> good morning.right now as we look toward the bay bridge and san francisco. but is does mean chilly temperatures in some of the valleys, near 28 degrees. milder along the coast where we will see mid-40s and this afternoon hazy sunshine. it is another spare the air day so no woodburning. this evening things will cool down after the sun set so if you have dinner plans out, grab a jacket. things will start to drop into the mid-50s to

good to see you, guys, good morning. >> good morning. >> matthew, lay it out for us.might this amazon vision work? what would same-day drone deliveries look like? >> well, they're talking about a product that would be years away from actual deployment, but they're saying that these sort of flying helicopter-type things could bring you a parcel of less than five pounds within 30 minutes. they have these distribution centers all around the country. they're building more every month. and basically, you know, it's a warehouse where right now goods go out on trucks and they're talking about instead putting them on unmanned flying vehicles that could move very cheaply and rapidly to people's homes, at least for small parcels. >> jeff bezos said the hardest challenge will be convincing the faa. commercial use of drones is banned right now. i have this vision of thousands of drones in the air and they're crashing and then i have a size 11 pair of men's waders on my doorsteps. what are the safety concerns and logistical concerns about getting this done? >> the list is endless.

good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> first of all, congratulations, craigge? >> university of delaware. >> that's awesome news. i know that you guys have such a special relationship. with all that you have going on, most social security senior, getting ready for school have a ton to think about, excitement. you have significant concerns regarding your mom. you were diagnosed with ms? >> in 2002. >> 2002. so you were six? >> yes. >> and so you've been with your mom. i see the two of you together and you're an awesome team, but you're about to head out to school. what's your greatest fear? >> my greatest fear is me going away to school and my mom not getting the care and help that she needs to keep her going 'cause she's the reason i do all that i do. she's my motivation. that's my biggest concern as of right now. right now i'm in the process of working out things to take care of her while i'm away. >> what a guy you have. describe to everyone -- i don't know if everyone understands what your days are like. you have school and athletics. what's your day with

the first thing you need to make a good decision is good analytics and good commentary. information to make a good decision. we hope to be able to bring really good information that's nonpartisan, reliable and authoritative to the process. that's point one. the other thing i would say is that from my perspective today, in terms of where we are with fiscal policy, both our long-term policy, which is undisciplined and has excessive spending going out forever, and our short-term policy which is tightening, are both wrong. in fact, what you want to do is precisely opposite. have a little stimulus for the economy to get it going but have long-term reform of the entitlemen entitlements, certainly for the business community they can invest and hire because our policy stance is in good shape. having commentary like that can buy one good analysis, we hope will influence the debate. >> if all goes according to plan what does it look like in 2015? that the hutchins center is part of the debate, giving information in terms of the numbers to a lot of these important issues? or will y

he's coming up, good. >> good afternoon, mr. lyons. >> thank you very much, my name is jonathan lyons, i am president of the fdr democratic club of san francisco, chartered by the democratic party here in san francisco, we are the local democratic voice for our communities and, you know, we are here to oppose the i believe they are recommendations 4 and 6 to impose time limits and begin charging. as was alluded, director nolan, i appreciate the comments that you made at the beginning regarding the economic impact. you know, there's another issue behind this. we believe that we acknowledge that there is fraud in this system. however, we don't believe that the fraud is so pervasive that it is vital, the only way to save the system is to advice rate the benefits that it offers and we would draw an analogy to some law makers in congress that believe fraud and misuse of food stamps and unemployment are so pervasive that you have to obliterate those programs. so it's really important to recognize as we sit here, we have an affordabili

that's a good outcome, you know. that is, i hope, at least spurring a debate internally there at the nsa. >> i agree. i think you have to go everywhere. >> it's called roots now, right? >> right. >> it used to be deaf con kids, which is hands down the best kids technology program i've ever seen. 20,000 hackers descend on vegas to bump every lock ever made and how air traffic control systems are inherently insecure and so on. and often, a side room all the kids who come with their parents get to hang out and have all of the keynote speakers from the head of the nsa to notorious and awesome hackers come and give them one of 20 workshops on how this stuff works and how to think critically about it. they get lock picking workshops, they learn how to hack devices. your daughter discovered a venerability in apple's ios operating system when she was 9 and disclosed that to apple after a long internal debate about whether or not the kid should use it secret and use it to improve their scores on network video games. what an a

good morning. >> good morning.at exactly happened at the restaurant, can you just tell the story? >> yeah, sure. a customer came in and he was wearing google glass. one of our waitresses asked him to take them off, and he refused. then he was asked to leave. he threw a big fit, almost knocked over a table and left. then went on a facebook rant about it. >> and eventually wrote a review on yelp and the whole nine yards. you had already had a policy of no glass at another restaurant, is that right? >> yeah. i had banned google glass from the five point cafe earlier in the year which got a big reaction. >> you've said that part of that was a joke, to be funny and get some reaction, although people might wonder. is glass so popular where you are that this policy was needed? >> no. the initial ban was kind of a joke but also serious to start a conversation about privacy and respect for other people in a public space. >> david, that's exactly what i was going to ask. is this about the behavior of the people wearing googl

to be good see you wish it was. good it was that it would let you go the way. good to see you this if you would see just leave. this world so little so when you watch it. with us it will be it will be it would surely you see the joke is that this was it was just at least it was the music. we've reported on this ratio before debt to g.d.p. growth thing going back to the one nine hundred fifty s. it was almost one to one so maggie always shoots him dead and they get some some kind of g.d.p. kick as a. result of it but it requires more and more dead to. quibble in the same g.d.p. dollar of growth what we now have is clearly a case of zombie banks and zombie corporations that would not survive if they were being transfused was more debt continuously which means that good businesses are being crowded out by zombies and it also means that you've got a. total loss of competitiveness so this is the worst thing really that quantitative easing is done to america. don't understand you correctly that you don't believe that ad words snowden performed a public service maybe

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at surviving -- because it gives them good eyesight, good ears, good claws, good teeth, good running limbs, good wings to fly with -- those are all, those all represent good genes, and it's the good genes that survive to the next generation and then the next and then the next. so genes are very important in dying -- in endowing an individual of any species with the ability to not just survive, but to do all sorts of other things. some people undoubtedly will be endowed with better genes than others. people may die with yes nettic diseases, other people may live a long, healthy life. >> host: well, one of the things you said in the book which fascinated me was the fact that people, that essentially we all come from the same gene, that we're all genes, that we're all related on some level starting at what point. and then -- but then you say that the you go three or tour generations along -- or four generations along, the person in the last generation probably won't have very much genetic -- >> guest: no, that's right. >> host: -- sameness. >> guest: yes. >> host: will you explain that?

[applause] good evening and it is so good to see you again. [laughter] he was really loose at the table so i think this is going to be a lot of fun. >> thank you, thank you. >> as i talked about in the introduction, your path to the court is a remarkable american story. i would like to begin our discussion in the middle of the story with your decision to go to law school. that was your genesis or the genesis of your journey in the law. you had left the seminary and were a student at holy cross. it was the late 1960's, a very turbulent time for our country. you decided to go to law school. you were accepted at some of the best law schools in the country. as i recall from your memoir, you said you turned down harvard law school in favor of yale because harvard was too big and too conservative. i get the big part. [laughter] but the conservative part, i think you have to explain. [laughter] >> first of all, thank you for the introduction. i think i should have just quit while i was ahead. [laughter] this is really embarrassing. there is a lot of

caller: good morning. my name is earl gordon. good morning. i have been a firm democrat all my life, and i just feel we was looking more at obama when he first got in office, and the way he cut people on disability with the cost of living raise, and a lot of things that are uncharacteristic for a democratic president. he let a lot of people down, you do not promise things you cannot deliver. he did have a chance to deliver. as a president, i go back in history and i look at a lot of presidents that did the things they say they were going to do, , george bush,agan george bush junior, people are down them, but when you look at them they did not hurt anybody. the rich.ed out he bailed out wall street. there are a lot of people very upset with obama, and i feel that after a time his rate will go down even farther, and i feel and if the president lies puts your hopes up he should be impeached. guest: i do think it is interesting at what point you rate this. the shared rescue, if you will, of wall street by the bush and obama administrations. one th

good morning, marlie. >> good morning, anne-marie. retailers aren't ready to call the holiday shopping season over just yet. retailers from amazon to old navy are launching aftersales. they're hoping to lure people back into the stores to make up for the sales slump this season. some brick and mortar stores open up at 5:00 a.m. while some etailers kicked off. >>> the shanghai composite lost more than 1%. tokyo's nikkei added 1%. hong kong's hang seng is closed for the holiday. the markets here reopen this morning after traders took christmas off and called it quits early on tuesday. an unexpectedly large increase in orders for manufactured goods pushed stocks higher. on christmas eve the dow ended the shortened day up nearly 63 points. the nasdaq finished 6.50 ahead. >>> the numbers of debit and credit card numbers from target could be more damaging than they thought. the hackers also got away with the pins needed to withdraw cash from victims' bank accounts. targets said no unencrypted pins were compromised. >>> mcdonald's shut down

good morning. >> good morning. saw stocks celebrating with more holiday cheer on monday. the dow and s&p 500 closing at record highs and having their best four-day win streak in more than two months. today, we're going to get data on new home sales and durable good, demand for big ticket items, and reminder it is a half day of trade for the markets ahead of the holiday today. the dow rising 73 points yesterday closing at 16,294 t nasdaq up 44 to 4,148. meantime hyundai and kia settled claims that they inflated fuel economy ratings. the $400 million settlement covers 900,000 vehicles sold in the u.s. from 2011-13 model years. the owners can choose either a one-time payment or a lifetime reimbursement program under which they get a debit card. a court should rule on the settlement early next year. back to you and merry christmas. >> thanks so much. this morning at least 11 are dead as storms make their way to the northeast. forecasters say the freezing rain and ice will stop soon but cool temperatures will stick arou