tell people to go buy gotcha goat. >> all right. we'll follow up with you on that.id martin is the president of gotcha goat and the widget trading company. >>> here is a story about food and health that doesn't sound to healthy. americans are eating more butter. the trade group chalks that up to people embracing natural foods and turns away from processed foods that can be high in trans-fat like margarine. however, butter isn't exactly health food, so take it easy folks. >>> sales of traditional desktop and laptop computers fell 20%. gartner cited the shift to mobile as the main reason. pc sales dropped 7%. lenovo remained the top pc seller followed by hewlett-packard. it was just seven years ago that steve jobs unveiled the iphone proclaiming that today, quote, apple is going to reinvent the phone. until then you couldn't get one device that combined all features. since 2007, apple has sold about 421 million iphones worldwide. that said iphone is not the world leader, samsung is. but here in the united states it is still half of the market. we have gone through the

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it's in -- >> jon: i gotcha. okay. tell me what is going on. >> the the point is it's not the size of snow fall that matters. it's the duration of the condensation if you get my -- >> jon: are you trying to tell us you have a two inch penis? [laughter] >> what? i wish! in this (bleep) cold it's half that, okay. oh, no it's happening again. >> jon: what is happening now? no assif what is happening? >> thank you assif, take care. assif m m fÑ,x,pnpnp [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. so while this country digs out from record snows and cold, our neighbors to the north in what they call canada are battling troubles of their oin. >> believe it or not, things keep getting worse for toronto mayor rob ford. >> jon: believe it or not they are getting worse? believe it or not? i have never heard anything more believable in my life. it would be more surprising to hear believe it not rob ford is introducing a new age fragrancer believe it or not i read an interesting piece in the new yorker by rob ford or believe it or

who asks philosophical questions by studying the brain, i am going to get her with my medula oblon-gotchaslcome patricia churchland. hey, patricia, thank you so much for copping on. >> nice to be here. >> stephen: all righty diety. you are a professor he mer that of philosophy at uc san diego. you received a mcarthur genius award for your work in neurophilosophy and your new book is called touching a nerve, the self-. >> first of all, what is neurophilosophy. did you just put the neuroon there because as a philosophy major you would never get a job? what is neurophilosophy. >> it has to do with the interface between the discoveryings that we are a's paging in neuroscience and how those discoveries might have an impact on traditional philosophical questions, questions about where does morality come from, how do we page decisions? what is the nature of consciousness, how do we learn about the nature of the external world. >> stephen: there is already a book for that. it's called the bible. (laughter) right? have you read it? have you read it within well, yeah. >> stephen: did you read the bi

we've got five minutes of 2014 and we're going to >> tonight, hang on, hold on, i got t i got it, i gotcha, here we go. (cheers and applause) wait, wait a second. hold on, here we go. here we go. (cheers and applause) i don't want to-- i don't want a lawsuit on my hands here, all right, here we go. plus my guest ken roth is-- come on. come on. come on! do it! yeah! it is really cold. (laughter) this is-- oh my gosh, oh my gosh captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. happy new year! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> thank you ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much. (cheers and applause) good to have you with us, ladies and gentlemen. let me be the first to say happy new year. and of course ladies and gentlemen-- merry christmas. okay? merry christmas, folks. it's never too late or too early. (laughter) good to have you with us, folks. and by with us i mean still living. because 2014 is all to a frigid start, folks. it was so cold on new year's eve that the ball went back up.

no "gotcha" moment to post on the web -- this time. >> you figure the hookers aren't going anywhere, be back. we'll have another shot. >> as we pass through town, he spots a prostitute he knows, so he takes out his camera. >> the last time she got arrested, she had a set of brass knuckles with knives coming off each hand on her. >> as bates tells our crew about this woman's violent past, she spots us across the street and reaches for something hidden in her coat. a tense moment. will she pull out a weapon? >> she's going to take a picture of me. >> but she whips out a camera and turns the tables on brian. >> i'm sure for the mantle. >> she's obviously making a joke. but she's got a violent past. so bates plays it safe and calls 911. >> i just wonder if there's an officer available. prostitute and her pimp out at southwest 33rd and south robinson. >> she walks right up to the window, inches away. >> how does it feel to be filmed? >> finally, a money shot for the video vigilante. the truth is, bates doesn't necessarily mind having his picture taken. in fact, he's actually glad this wom

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the response is going to be you're playing gotcha journalism by talking about it. how could you not talk about it? this is a process where they should be discussing the election timetable, the convention and where it should be held and how they're going to keep out the fringe factor in primary season. >> and i believe those were prepared remarks, not ad libs, so that would be something to note as well. it's not gotcha if it's all prepared there. but nevertheless, let's transition to chris christie. bob mcdonnell -- you're looking at two people who were stars in the party. there's no reason to say that chris christie is not at this point. he's not been indicted, as been the case with mcdonnell. nevertheless, what a difference time makes in one's life, where these people were looked at as vice presidential contenders and now they're fighting for their, one, freedom, and the other's political destiny. >> mcdonnell, he was flying around with mitt romney as a nominee throughout the general election and was considered to be vice president and clearly does face the battle

gotcha! [ video game sound ] awww. m'm! m'm! good!ws, washington's favorite snowy owl hit by the bus. the bird has become somewhat of a local celebrity and is being treated at the national zoo. this winter has seen an unprecedented migration of the owls from their arctic home. >>> in the times of india, asia rings in year of the horse with fireworks and festivities. fireworks lit up the sky over beijing, despite concerns over smog. the city in northern china was transformed by l.e.d. lights as well. the london eye was lit up in red and gold. happy lunar new year to all you folks. >>> now to stories you may have missed, tragedy in kentucky. an electrical heater sparking a house fire killing a mother and eight of her children. that happened early thursday. they were all found huddled together in a bedroom. the father and another child escaped the blaze and are in critical but stable condition. >>> the u.s. says syria is, quote, dragging its feet when it comes to remorphing chemical weapons arsenal. a u.n. resolution required them to be

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. >> schieffer: gotcha. do you think we ought to raise the minimum wage? >> hive supported it in the past. but not because economy is down it's an extra burden you are imposing on employers as they try to come out of the recession. i would again consider increase, perhaps coinciding with a cutting back on the burdens, because otherwise as matt was saying increase minimum wage. to me we have to -- again get to compromise, get these on the table where democrats are willing to give up some of these restrictions and burdens on businesses i'd be willing to consider somewhat of increase in the minimum wage. again ultimate answer is, lot of the private sector expand are not going to do that as long as we keep adding regulations on top of regulations, people like senator reid refuse to talk about lifting those regulations. >> bob, a lot of the -- >> schieffer: go ahead. >> i was going to say, i have conversations with a lot of the democrats on the floor, a lot of them very, very different. they are as frustrated as i am with leaders like harry reid that just want

not because he was interested in a real solution, but because he want add gotcha moment. look, with 17 senators missing, the 60-vote threshold was not going to be achieved. what possible purpose could be served by having that vote then instead of moving it to tuesday whereby which it was moved to. the only conclusion i could draw was that the majority leader was interested in a gotcha moment. but for the fatly fortunately, e reconsidered and moved it to use it day. so far, the majority leader i,sy other ideas than those cooked up in the majority leader's conference room behind closed doors. the any of my hand 11 republican amendments, many of them bipartisan. there's bipartisan support for them. for example, senator pawcialg the senator from kentucky -- for example, senator paul, the senator from kentucky, his economic zone act. i think there were five -- he calls them by another name -- but basically the same sort of concept, looking at blighted areas and trying to provide incentives for job creation in those areas of high unemployment. so senator paul has got a bill tha

i thought that would be my gotcha question. we see a slightly better growth rate with paypal. we see a difference in the infrastructure is not just in the u.s., but also worldwide. takel is positioned to advantage of that. >> it's interesting. however, his son and his son's partner still have a derivatives stake in the company. he has been active in apple, now in ebay. these are very public companies. .nother good example herbalife. what you think of him getting into the tech space like this? >> to me, this is like a discussion of warren buffett not being involved in tech or is he involved in tech? we are in an era right now are we see recent names from the last bubble, big names for ebay or google coming even going further back into apple, and they trend into kind valuation that are not representative of the growth rate. look, the growth rate of some of these countries -- companies come up high double-digit growth. -earningshe price growth ratio. to look at an company that also has the lbo korver b o -- greater attitude to break up the company and be involved with a discounte

a second gotcha, the monthly charges doubled in five years. signed up, his wife was paying $32.99 a month, and he was paying $29.99 a month. >> by the time i canceled in november of 2012, at that point i had been paying now on a biweekly basis, because the company slipped that in. >> reporter: small familiar charges now twice a month. how were they able to charge double? simple. they said it in the contract. >> charges payable at any time. >> any time. so instead of paying about $700 a year, they were paying more than $1,000 a year. >> it was pretty upsetting to me. >> reporter: washington consumer's checkbook offers tips to protect consumers when choosing a place to exercise. it compared more than 100 area health clubs. rule number one, avoid signing a contract if you can. go month to month. and know the rules of cancellation. what happens when you change your mind, move, or get hurt? can you freeze your membership? did you know you can haggle the price? they may have a special price just for you. >> you can negotiate the price. >> you can ne

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i have worried based on what the majority leader did last night they preferred to have a gotcha moment, have bill fail at the outset rather than having a fulsome debate and a realistic discussion about what the alternatives are to basically permanently paying people not to work through a virtually a permit extension of unemployment. more than most people the senator from ohio when he came to this chamber said what we need is a jobs program so he advocated among those in our republican conference, he said we need a positive program for how do we -- how do we facilitate the economy, the private sector creating those jobs and, of course, he described the amendment he intends to offer on this bill not only to pay for this three-month extension which would be a welcome measure, but also to reform the unemployment system so that people can learn skills that actually match them up with the jobs that do exist. but i would just add while the senator is on the floor, as he knows there's a lot of other really good ideas that will be offered this week by this side of the aisle but it's entirely de

. >> i wish you would put aside the gotcha questions. >> but surprises can happen anywhere. >> for theit's -- mitt romney. governor. >> hey, carl. >> what a great surprise. >> good to see you. >> the relationship with the obama white house has been complicated. when i watch press conferences, ed henry is a bulldog. he's on our team now. >> i know you are creating a thing here for fox -- >> that's not what i'm doing. >> he and jay carney go back and forth. and there is also sniping at you when somebody at the white house called you a lunatic. >> what the american people care about is the fact that their premiums are going up 25, 40, 60%. >> let me insert this. you have a significant interview with president obama right near the climax of the health care debate. >> the ideas embodied in this legislation aren't left, not right. >> i understand. >> they are -- >> i know you don't like to talk about process. there are a lot of questions in the 18,000 that talk about process. some criticized you calling it an interrupt-a-thon. what do you say? >> if you are not getting answers or you are get

. >> i wish you would put aside the gotcha questions. >> but surprises can happen anywhere. >> for the straw poll, it's considerably -- mitt romney. governor. what a great surprise. >> good to see you. >> the relationship with the obama white house has been complicated. when i watch press conferences, ed henry is a bulldog. he's on our team now. >> you're creating -- >> that's not the what i'm doing. >> he and jay carney go back at it. and the results of them sniping at you were someone from the white house called you a l luna 37. >> what the american people care about is their premiums are going up 40%, 60%.>> what the ae about is their premiums are going up 40%, 60%. >> you had a significant interview with president obama. >> the ideas embodied in this legislation are not left, they're not right. >> i know you don't like to talk about process, but there are a lot of questions in these 18,000 that talk about process. >> some have criticized you for calling it an interrupt-a-thon. >> if you're not getting answers or you're getting filibustered answers where he holds the ball for a long

. >> i gotcha. i gotcha. >> can we play word association -- >> is this political?art gentlemen. roll with me. cube and kevin, ready? kevin, you first then cube. president obama. >> cool man. >> best in the world. >> jinx. >> i'm first she said me. >> no, she said cool cat, then cube. >>> same-sex marriage. >> agreed d. oh, i panicked. >> your turn. >> to each his own. >> kanye west. >> passionate. >> very talented. >> miley cyrus. >> an adult. >> little girl. >> finally cnn. >> controversy. >> uh, you know, it's cool. >> controversy, you should have said controversy with me. >> cnn, you know, there's other people that go more controversial. cnn is everyman's -- >> you don't know nothing, the world and everything. >> saving my job. kevin, awesome meeting you. good luck, cube. >>> they were great. when the cameras were rolling and even not, they were hilarious. >> ice cube and kevin hart. "ridealong" hits the theaters january 17th. >>> we begin with this. six senate republicans in a sort of unexpected win for the long-term unemployed. dan coats, rob port mast endean

i gotcha! you want to go back home? you want to go back home? i'm more of a mellow type out here.ow out here, you know, than the things i was doing in there, so -- >> once considered one of california's most problematic inmates, scanvinski has found that the simplest things in life can be the most enjoyable. >> take her on that one. this beat anything, you know? this is what life is about, enjoying being around the kids, you know, watching them grow up. that's what i'm trying to see. you know? this is my youngest goddaughter right here. i'm trying to watch her grow up. to me, prison is a breeding ground for more criminal activity. you know? i mean, it's not a place you go to, as far as what i've seen, to be really rehabilitated. i think the thing with rehabilitation, you have to rehabilitate yourself. let's go get ice cream. come on. you want ice cream? let's go get ice cream. pretty soon i'll probably start a family or something, i don't know. me and my girl. that's another story. you know, i'm 37. i'm still young enough to start a family. i want to be with someone i can be there

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don't vote for any gotcha bills. they think it's all political. there is a responsibility to make sure this is going to work. >> absolutely their responsibility. however, i'm not going to defend the white house's handling of this issue, it's been incompetent every step of the way. that said, if there's any room for scepticism it's here in large part because they have been so obstructionist. made clear the whole goal is to kill the program. >> hhs in charge of cyber security said he never tested it for security. >> i think many people might argue that the website itself killed itself. anyway, the president is calling on the nation's top universities in the meantime to expand access for low income americans. at the same time fighting to limit school voucher programs. tony, the juxtaposition is hard to understand. they are going to pitch the idea low in come kids, smart ones should be given better access to top universities. why don't they support school vouchers programs? >> the premise for the president, and i agree with him, educator is the great

. >> gotcha.ssor, we apparently don't know much about the human side effects of this particular chemical, this mchm. can you tell me what it is? >> well, you know there are between 80 and 100,000 industrial chemicals. >> 80 and 100,000? >> thousand industrial chemicals in use. and i wish we had a preties number, but we -- precise number but we don't. when they passed the toxic chemicals act in 1976, there were already 60,000 chemicals that were approved without adequate testing. so that came into the market as soon as the toxic substance control act was passed. then, an additional 20,000 chemicals were introduced, and the law does not require the companies that introduce the chemicals to prove that they are safe. this is unlike the drug law, where you have to show that the drug is safe because -- before you introduce it. the chemicals laws do not require this. so the government has to prove it's dangerous before the chemical is regulated. >> so we have a situation where it needs to be revisited wh

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we're letting you know what you should do about the tax rate increases and inform you of any other gotchasay need to know about. joining uins now, joseph perry, the firmwide partner in charge of tax and business services at marcum. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. gerri: you guys having a year-end tax guide and you've been putting some of your clients through a simulation to see what they might owe come april.at it is not pretty, is it? >> it is not pretty. we sampled 1200 of our clientspl anedd took their taxes for 2012 and layered the changes. gerri: on top. >> for changes in 2013 and it didn't sound like a big increase. it was a 7% increase. if you took changes in the rates. gerri: that is sound big to me. >> the surprise was the amount it was. gerri: how much was it? >> it was auarter of a gebilliondollars. a quarter of a billion dollars. gerri:. you're talking your clientst only not talking about the worlde worl here. >> our clients. gerr that is crazy. >> a sample of marcum es a. gerri: pick through the changes and i can't people to understand what is going on. with we

david: gotcha. cheryl: you do focus on technology. we were talking about technology in the last part of the show. an interesting kickoff for the year talking about tech. apple is hit with a downgrade. ibm a big loser for 2013. is it still about data, cloud and mobile? what is the story for tech do you think, chris? >> i think the story for tech is still around software. you have to be added value. pure hardware guys providing switches and server not much value add, they are going to be hurt but we also like names that are equipment suppliers into the technology world. innovation continues. intel is still going to be moving towards newnan know meters. they need new equipment to make the processes happen. some of the names we're looking at are still pretty good value. david: we talked a little bit about interest rates. i'm interested how you both feel about this but, mark, i want to go to you first. do you think the market is in a position to absorb, i don't think anybody will say interest rates will stay the same or go lower. is this m

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