up of the week's top stories and right now we're showing you a live pictures coming out of the green capital where no peace on the streets of the city of the opposition mall no word to an offer to head the government and intensifying riots across the country's west. syria's leaders and the rebels representatives hold their first talks since the start of a civil war heralded by diplomats. as a major step forward. i have to leave and we have to find peace in life we can't give up as bullets fly overhead we visit a maternity unit in syria where mothers and daughters have chosen to live in this.

the crowds in just one of those let's get right up to date with people all over who is in the green in capital kiev for us so peter do bring us up to date and tell us how is the unrest spreading across the country. well what we're seeing is violence erupting across the west of ukraine around a dozen cities in parts of the of the country have seen attacks on government buildings by rioters now some of the worst affected have been places like the city of san fran called now they try to rioters try on thursday nights to occupy government buildings there we understand now they have taken control of one of the government buildings after a violent standoff with with riot police now another city where there is a ongoing standoff with the police's starts of not see no we're seeing around a group of around a thousand perhaps bored rioters outside with one hundred also riot police inside. outnumbered ten to one there. and we've seen some violent clashes there between these two sides in the city of laval which was one of the first places outside of kiev to see violent recent times well what we've seen is

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of investor strategy to tell us which markets are heating up for the year and lincoln ellis, green pitt capital, from the pits of the cme. lincoln, talk about gold. something happened with gold around 10:00. i don't know whether a fat finger trade but it went down 30 bucks and came up again. do you know what happened? >> nothing out of the cme here today on that bold trade although it does appear to be a bit of a fat finger. rebounding, price action before it and pursuant to it suggests that somebody, may have a slip of an elbow or a slip, maybe a cold finger given how cold it is outside here in chicago. really the reaction has been to the non-manufacturing read. it's a little bit weaker than we expected. factory orders were better than expected. internal components leading toward's friday's jobs number was slightly better. that gives markets a little bit of a pause, to think we continue the positive trajectory in terms of jobs that could give the equity market another leg up. cheryl: jason a lot of investors waiting for a pull back, correction, may not get one. do you think a week like this we

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creating a green district will put together a management structure and a source for small capital funding that will care for these areas and provide by green street skate and other green projects that will benefit the environment. thank you. >> perfect timing. very good. next speaker. >> hi, i'm alicia holloway and i'm a homeowner in dog patch. this legislation is important to me because in our neighborhood we have -- we don't have a lot of large spaces to develop traditional parks and so the legislation will be allow us to form a gbd so we can develop and maintain these smaller spaces that we've been working on and provoid a consistent -- provide a consistent framework and infrastructure and source of revenue. thanks. >> thank you alicia. next speaker, please. >> my name is bruce and i'm a dog patch property owner and as alicia is. we've met with a number of property owners in the district or dog patch as we call it were they've supported this idea. there's a big appetite in our area for it. we have neighbors come out to create the largest park and we like to continue that trend through

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benefits saving the power to resell it or saving money to a pay for other capital improvements we know we need to pay for we have green house gas emissions and maintenance to have information about the rate of return for the go solar program versus the renewable comparing it and prioritizing it. >> we can do that. >> i apologize for the interruption. >> no, it's a helpful dialog. you know that challenge together with the other challenges i've listed on page 8 puts us in the fiscal cliff situation that's on slide 9. we have various somewhere put together by our financial team and in cfo services group. you can see, you know, we are above zero until we get to the 16, 17 fiscal year where we begin to dip below by fiscal year 17 under ail scenarios. we had the black bar that you see i'm looking at a non-color version. so i got thank you. the black line that you see shows where we were in our adapted financial plan and adapted capital plan. with those new financial needs those unanticipated costs we are in any of those other colored lines depending upon actions that can be taken. so starting with you guess we can discuss t

capital improvements. the partnerships to clarify those and the addition of the green connection network. this is the schedule we're proposing to get to adaptation. we met with the rec and park advisory committee on january 7th. today we're hoping to initiate the amendments we're hoping all comments to be sent to us by january 15th. we're going to go back and now february 27th for possibly the environmental review of you when it's pled. let me end with if people want to submit comments i'm giving you my contact information we've received a few. i'd like to turn it over to don for a minute from the rec and park department. thank you >> thank you. >> commissioners dawn planning and cpa capital director for the rec and park department. thanks i want to start by introducing the documents partners we've worked with a wide variety of commits sisters to balance the document that really does represent the core of what has been important to open space constituents across the city. i want to thank them for that work. we started almost four years ago in a year of meetings that approached 80 but all

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was one from cvc capital partners and leonard green partners. was speaking with someone from glasco -- from glaxosmithkline. he said this is exactly what he expects to see happening, the vesting off older units and slimming down. >> is interesting because buying is not what we see private equity firms doing lately. in the last year, they have been in the selling mode. so it'll be interesting to see a big buyout of carlisle to start off the air with blackstone. we will be back with more with john scully. you are watching the 3:00 p.m. hour of "street smart" >> in tests like these nationwide, more people chose pepsi over coca-cola. >> is nice and smooth and taste is good. >> take the pepsi challenge. taste buds decide. >> i love that. if only commercials today could be that good. the pepsi challenge has been around since the 1970s and it is something that are guest host john scully knew about. were you involved in creating the pepsi taste challenge? >> i was a part of it. we had a great team. i will tell you the back story on it. we started in san

capital. guess whose watch that occurred under? and who gave a green light, jared bernstein?hether you agree with the package or not, whose watch was it under? >> that began under george w. bush, no question about it. >> case closed. >> and implemented by president obama. >> and implemented, and with the guarantees in liquidity -- if you buy into your story, some ought to give w some credit. >> agreed. >> steve moore, this is the most tepid economic recovery going back to 1947, and it was about 2.3% i think for 4 1/2 years, and one of the worst job recoveries, one of the worth job recoveries that we have had on record. you know what? at a comparable stage, ronald reagan's recovery was producing 337 thousand dollars job a metropolitan. over mr. obama's terms, it's 178,000, and the worst employment population on record. what do you make of it? >> the answer to your question, larry, is president obama wants to take credit for this economy, have at it. that would be like taking credit for new coke or the edsel. i don't think the average american feels like it's a real recovery. d

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a few moments later mike green one on one gets checked and crumples into the boards and left the game and didn't return. in the 3rd 4-2 blue jackets. capitals get crushed 5-2 snapping a two-game win streak. >>> he may not have been selected to be part of the u.s. olympic pool, but john wall is as my colleague andrea mccarren calls him a wall star. the wizards point guard will make his first career all-star appearance sunday, february 16th during all-star weekend in new orleans, louisiana. congrats. >>> brenda freese and the lady terps looking to end a two-game slide tonight. nc state had a huge 2nd half, up seven mia spencer goes coast to coast for the layup. wolfpack beat maryland the first time in four years 72-63. >>> the washington redskins may have another hole in their secondary according to the washington post. safety brandon meriweather's contract becomes void five days after the super bowl making him a restricted free agent. the league year starts march 11th. >>> it's been 11 days since the broncos and seahawks clinched a super bowl spot. no wonder some of them are getting sick of talking to us media folk. you can tell the guys are

indonesia stock exchange account come around 10% total market capitalization on the indonesia stock exchange. the government over the weekend gave a greenlight for state- owned gas and oil company to stake. a majority this acquisition in the long run is expected to boost their whichss sustainability will increase its share prices. this morning, we saw gains in nearly trade in it is now falling less than 2%. let's look at the mining stocks. again about -- a gain of about 2%. that is the latest in jakarta. back to you in hong kong. >> let's get more reaction to this export ban. is also playing out -- we have been saying justin with these basic mining stocks -- saying this just in with these basic mining stocks. >> if you see green on the board, that means strengthening. it is confusing this morning but it is strengthening. pt bank has said, given this new export ban, it has been priced in as far as the rupiah is concerned. at the take a look impact it is having on the equities market, up 2%. points thereof0 the level on thursday. you also see one of these companies listed on the stock is gaining on the prospect that it could make up some

mostly bright green groups planned the route phil least eight people have been killed in the mob attack with guns and machetes as muslim rebel leaders fled to the central african republic's capital by week two thousand people have died and another one million have been displaced by violence between muslim and christian groups in the country is not yet clear why the rebels were leaving in the city though many others have fled the capital since the arrival of french troops in recent months. then half an hour i'll be back in the studio with the latest from ukraine including live updates on the protesters taking over the justice ministry. the first is worlds apart without some point. aye aye aye aye. i rmb avoided mixed feelings about speed traps it seems like it's a waste of the softest time by the other hand they sure do make people paranoid and drive more slowly. one man from texas is completely share his opinion about speed traps unease about the safest all texans from being fined for speeding and much more portly from potential traffic accidents caused by the hidden police and now he is the one who is in deep trouble according to foxnews rod martin faces a misdemeanor charge fo

president obama spending some time on the putting green during his vacation from washington, d.c. when he returns to the nation's capitald the ground shifting on a top security issue. what to do about nsa leaker edward snowden, seen here defending his disclosures in a christmas day message. >> the conversation occurring today will determine the amount of trust we can place both in the technology that surrounds us and the government that regulates it. >> reporter: in an editorial published today, the "new york times" is joining a growing chorus pushing for clemency for snowden, suggesting he was clearly justified in leaking information about tactics by the nation's spy agency and urging obama to allow him to return home from his temporary asylum in russia. mr. obama may also hear that message from some in the intelligence community. the nsa investigator heading a task force on the leaks suggested in an interview the u.s. could make a deal with snowden that would allow him to return. in exchange for his remaining nsa data. >> my personal view is yes, it's worth having a conversation about. i would need assurances that the

capitals looking on the bright side tonight. they may have lost to the blue jackets, but at least they didn't lose their star defenseman for a long time. mike green now listed as questionable after what happened. as you can see, it could have been a lot worse. adam oates from behind the bench, watching a couple of ugly plays early. first period, caps were on the power play. clock tick down. it's in the net. columbus going up 1-0 on the short-handed goal. now later in the first period, check out the top of your screen. mike green put into the boards by boone jenner. that is a hard hit. and green's head goes right into the glass. he laid on the ice and then sat on the bench for a minute before leaving with a trainer and did not return. third period. caps down 1-0. orlov to fair. fehr with a backhand. the caps lose in columbus, 5-2 the final. >>> guess who is going to new orleans for valentine's day weekend. john wall. announced tonight the wizards point guard was named east all star reserve team. wall getting some love finally from the league. it's his first all star nod, and he is thrilled tonight. he tweeted thank you to the coaches and to everyo

about going green team errors it's about guys that are coming that want to be a part of this next year. we really don't care about humanity richmond has already made three trips to the capital pyongyang his last visit late last month came shortly of the judging of kenya meals helped uncle e and songs yet north korea is set into place helpful man was executed on charges of corruption drug abuse and womanizing. us officials have condemned to a month in support of the new kid on instinct. race car drivers have taken to the slopes of the mori dunes the highest in the world for the last round of the lead law international festival in abu dhabi although the goal of the race was to pass the finish line in the shortest time driving in a short distance over the dunes proved to be a difficult task. calling somebody a spokesman of the abu dhabi motors club said that thanks to the arabian people's love for car racing and the charm of the dunes the event in our tracks into national attention. from a local call so let's not solely from the imminent its own cell phone store get it done before. such a tone center will be a competition over there. the soft sand and steep slopes have given t

going to save capitalism basic income that is other people say that it will eventually let it wind down into something fair i don't know what are you going to get i think i care where green term social dividends is it can also dividend is a good one because it's low since dividend is a good one it's just a sort of think that this is our share of the economy and i won't really want people to sign this year in fact you only have fourteen days to do it basic income two zero one three you. take a step into the future with the right income there are enough ok raddatz are entering the crash report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests barb jacob said of the european citizens initiative for unconditional basic income. if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report until next time happy new year and by all. old. technology innovations all the developments from around russia. to the future are covered. wonderful common a lot of these policies i think people. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. on larry king my favorite moments from twenty thirte

green. andy, do you like juniper? >> let's take a look what elliott management wants and what their criticism is. first, they say they have inefficient capitalre and they want $200 million in immediate expense elimination. that's a tall order. most importantly for stock investors, they asked the company or recommended $3.5 billion in share buy-back with 2.5 of that occurring right now. this is a really outsized move. when you're looking at something like this, this is kind of an event, this is an activist shareholder stepping in, ackerman, icahn, other guys have done similar things and pushed companies to act. that's really the question. will elliott management get juniper off their butts and act on these things. that's the question for going forward for the company, because they are under the gun with the cloud and the competition that's come. that's really one of their problems. if you believe they have solved that and business is going to pick up for them, happy days. buy it. i would say watch january 23rd. the company has said they will get 35 to 37 cents per share. if they miss that, it will fall back down. >> elliott's a giant hedge fu

concern about moving towards green infrastructure, which keeps water local, and can help provide more livable and safe communitie communities. >> i think probably the most cig capital relevant piece is we received $102 million under the sandy supplemental funding for resilience. to look at building resiliency into that middle atlantic coastline, as we do restoration from hurricane sandy. so it provides us really for the first time the opportunity not just to rebuild, but to rebuild it in a way where we're thinking about making our coastal infrastructure and our human and natural infrastructure more resilient in the future. >> thank you, madame chairwoman. in the opening statement i brought up something that i told you before. it seems to me the delay of placing on the registry was done for the political purposes that i outlined. you can remember, and i can remember back in 2012, prior to the election i named all the rules and regulations, no matter how damaging they would be, would come out. so this is not a new issue with me. is there any time that during this process that you or the epa had a conversation with the white house in terms of the timing of the release

green with your fox news minute. a new series of bombing today. many of the explosions happening in baghdad. one official says the terrorist group possesses enough heavy weaponry to storm the capital video showing help from an american held captive in north korea. a 15 year sentence being served. a massive earthquake rattling new zealand's north island. luckily, no one was hurt in that incident. those are your headlines. back to connell. connell: thank you very much. dagen: charles payne has a few warning signs that you should be looking at. did you spend all weekend trying to pin that? charles: we sell these earnings last weekend. people can actually see month. there are three things i want people to check. poor execution. earnings estimates, see what the street is looking for. i would like to go for the whole year. typically these things are starting to edge lower. wall street does not catch up quickly. i have picked out to companies from last week that i think are great examples of this. elizabeth arden. the chart was a huge red flag in november 27. when it drifted under 35, i mean, you want to talk about all kinds of reasons not wanting to be in this going into earnings. lulu

green machine saying they have a hammer. to them everything looks like a nail even if a big if global warming is a threat. it isn't an immediate crisis. capitalism no fear. selling fear is what the climate crazies are wont to do so tweet me and weigh in. will climate change fanatics use this cold spell to sell fear? cheryl: call it a case of flying high. one major u.s. airline looking to cash in on colorado's legalize pot business. detail ahead coming up in your west coast minute. as we go to break the world's currencies and how they are fairing and analysts say you will see us stronger dollar this year. [ chilen yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edwa jones. this is shirley eaking. how may i help you? ohey, neill, how areou? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investor.. [ shirle] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ malennouncer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled cl center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex

green bay. game time temperature at lambo field 5 degrees. fields like minus 10 and parker's to capitalize interception and rogers gets it to nelson for the touchdown and 7-6 lead and san francisco and frank gore up the gut for the score. so 49ers with 13-10 lead at the half. we go to the fourth. packers leading 17-13, kapernick looking at brett favre and finds davis for the score and 21-17 and game tied at 20 late in the four and san francisco driving and he has a great run there and gets it right in field goal position and here comes phil dawson for the win. dawson's 33-yarder is good, 49ers beat the packers in the frozen tundra 43-20. >> didn't think we would pull that off? not our first time. absolutely not our first time. we got a lot of tough guys and generate a lot of toughness and clutch, clutch performance is crab tree and kapernick and brock and a lot of guys. >> a red nose from the game. this is how the games will match up, top seeded seattle and seahawks at 4:30 on saturday afternoon and sunday the panthers hosting the 9ers and going to cincinnati with the bengels and giving gr

green houses. we have to build indoor grow rooms. it's a very expensive proposition. we don't have access to traditional banking and so actually finding the financing to capitalize the businessesifficult. we have to go to private equity. we have to go to venture capital. >> how much are prices going up because of scarcity? >> about 200%. >> reporter: after i talked to arbela's he hopped a plane to connecticut where he's applying for a license to sell medical marijuana there. this is a business growing like a weed but without traditional financing it is unlike any rollout you have ever seen. and, guys, i will be back next hour with pot tourism including one tourist a university of texas, san antonio, finance major, who is looking for a potential career here after graduation. back to you. >> jane, you know, in some of these reports we've seen that because of the supply and demand issue an ounce of pot for consumers is now going up to about $400. are consumers still paying that? >> reporter: that is absolutely the case. yes, they are. they are. and that is without tax. right here at this dispensary they're selling it up to $50 for an eighth of an ounce and plus a 21% tax on top o