happe is signing books outside after the session. and we will take questions anyone has before that session. >> and police remember when you have a question go to the microphone in the back of the room. >> that was a wonderful paper. very dense. i was really interested in the part of your -- well the whole paper. but my question is about the part where you talked about the ways that there are difference stories told about african-american women who have the brac genes and caucasian/white women. but you started talking about the jewish women and i am wondering if you can say something about whether ancestry is the main trope because the they are now considered to be white and they were not in the early part of the 20th century. >> ... >> of samples left over from screening. and that caused a lot of confusion because when those results were published, it was reported and understood to be evidence that jewish women were at a greater risk for breast cancer. no, that's not what we're saying, we're just saying that this particular mutation

, happ, happiest time of the week.ause late in the day on a friday is when huge and unexpected news tends to drop out of the sky. and today's late in the day on friday, huge and unexpected news that fell out of the sky, was this. office of the governor, p.o. box 001, trenton, new jersey, please find attached hereto, a subpoena

this stuff just happs. you don't take combatibility course bfrs you walk down the aisle. colorado is not going to teach people to stay together. >> jonas, do you want the organizationhat gave us the proposed and the irs to be telling us how to stay married? >> most definitely. les forget colorado for a second. they just legalized marijuana, so you got to have a whole set of rules like a cool clo off period to get married, which the provides. you know, it's not the federal gornment doing it. a lot of states have by czar rules. new jersey can't get a vanity ple. it's not gd for the economy, we are lucky you get to be 25 to get married. that's like renting a car. i think it's a great move in that direction. >> you have a very good marriage. john, tell us what you think about this. >> jonas knowing mug about divorces, look. i asked somebody who is an expert on this. okay. exs spend a lot of money. it's actually very good for the economy. no precounseling this time. i hope whoever made this law was as high as justin bieber on that legal prop in colorado. they have to admit the

, happ, happiest time of the week. because late in the day on a friday is when huge and unexpected news tends to drop out of the sky. and today's late in the day on friday, huge and unexpected news that fell out of the sky, was this. office of the governor, p.o. box 001, trenton, new jersey, please find attached hereto, a subpoena to the office of the governor. we command you -- laying aside all businesses and excuses, to produce all documents and materials and electronic data described below. your production of documents is governed by the following legal statutes. failure to comply with this subpoena shall make you liable as such penalties as are provided by law. did you see this coming today? i did not see this coming today. subpoenas have been served and now publicly released in the chris christie bridge scandal in new jersey, not only to chris christie appointees and chris christie staffers and the people who we know seem to have taken part in shutting down the lanes of that bridge as some sort of act of political

, happ, happiest time of the week.nexpected news tends to drop out of the sky. and today's late in the day on friday, huge and unexpected news that fell out of the sky, was this

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that target faced, isn't that enough to make you scar the crap, other countries wouldn't want that to happthem. they may not release the information. >> it amazes me that replicans are somehow scared of consumer protection. thank god for patrick leahy. he has been trying to get the bill passed for almost a decade. it simply says this, it says if companies experience the security breaches, they have to report to consumers within a certain amount of time. water wrong with that? that's exactly what the house passed with regard to healthcare.gov. i think companies should be held accountable under the law to tell consumers if there has been a da fa breach or security breach. what is wrong with that? >> what is wrong with that, john? >> the problem is this is not a partisan issue. these guys in washington, d.c. can't run a one-car parade. ok at the $500 million website they built to outsource to t canadian company, be i the way. they may be good at hacking into government data. target has been punished. les are supposed to be flat for the fourth quarter. they are down two-and-a-half%. when you t

that's not going to happ, i decree. >> chuck, are you feed up about this? >> oh, man, i could talk about this for a while. this is an issue that i think is all across the board democrats, republicans, independents, people hate that rude person at your holiday party who we just got done dealing with, now you have to sit next to them the whole time on the airplane? sure, the airlines are allowed to do what they want to do, but the smart aspect would be the airlines like delta who say you don't have to sit next to your rude cousin or the 13-year-old girl talking to her best friend for three hours. we have special seats for them and they are on the wing. >> all right. john, nobody travels more on airplanes on this panel than you do, what do you think. >> look, to gary b.'s point, this is a matter of health. we don't allow smoking on airplanes as a matter of my health. we don't allow people, especially loud drunks, talking on cellhones for their health, because i promise you, i'm going to stick that phone in somebody's ear and they are not going to like me very

new how to let the free market go and stood by it than to have this kind of wishy-washy situation happeo don't like the fact that he has raised taxes overall in new jersey since he has been governor of new jersey. he raised this whole of the bridge about 100%. >> it is an overall increase. and so nevertheless, you love to see him telling you is public-sector union what the truth is and he is the first politician that spoke to them in a long time. i think generally speaking there are more republicans moving against it now than in favor. neil: wwill watch it closely in the meantime. foreclosures diving to a six-year low. needing to get out of the way letting the market works. get the government out. pick your bank with care. so once they gt their sticky fingers and something that they never let go, talk about controlled situations. >> just as they should be getting out, they are getting back then and they are pulling themselves back then. and this is a report that dates back t 2010. rejoining president obama in the white house about how to use executive privilege. number one in this repor

authorities -- state police in that area are still investigating this bus accident and alleged attack that happe d happened, resulting in this accident. that's the latest from the live desk, barbara. back to. >> thanks, aaron. >>> russia is taking some extra steps this morning to further protect what will already be one of the most fortified olympic games in history. the russian army has now installed artillery and rocket launchers in the mountains to shoot down a 9/11-style attack. there've also been high-level talks with the u.s. about lending moscow high-tech equipment to stop remote-controlled bombs. a former olympian says despite all of the focus on security, most athletes likely haven't thought about it much. >> -- as athletes, you're focused on your training, the environment around you, how you're performing in that time. >> russian leaders continue to express confidence that sochi will be protected from an attack. >>> and with just two weeks to go, u.s. athletes are continuing to prepare for the sochi olympics, despite security issues. this morning on the "today" show, designer david lau

. >> that's not going to happe intervention. >> what would happen?> they have promised them hell-fire missiles, drones. the iraqis want armed drones. they are probably not going to get that. really what this points to is the same thing that's been going on since 2003 and 2004. you cannot beat that city into submission, and the reason that al-qaeda has been allowed to flourish and come back from syria and enter fallujah and ramadi, there is a passive acceptance. they are not strong enough to fight them. at the same time, there is no sympathy for the iraqi government that they feel don't represent them. >> there could be some self interests in not moving too strongly right now. we are looking forward to e elections in iraq in the spring. >> we have elections scheduled for april. we are at an inflection point. it's unclear which way this goes. it is possible that this could be a good thing for iraq and for malaki. problem has been they haven't been able to find al-qaeda. al-qaeda has been blowing up iraq for the last year and been hiding in the shadows.

. >> narrator: it was peculiar, said sergeant lefco, belinda didn't seem to know what had happ happened to me if my spouse was lying on the ground suffering a fatal wound, i would make every effort to at least look at my spouse. she didn't do that. >> narrator: more cops arrive. the sergeant took rob outside t man was clearly plastered, bloodshot eyes, extremely confused. he didn't seem to know who was in there dead. >> that was his son-in-law. i would think he would be able to identify him, the wound wasn't that disfiguring. >> narrator: what was going on? sergeant lefco passed on all the information to detective mike brooks who took belinda down to the sheriff's office. >> if apparently he had shot himself, why did you take belinda down to the station? >> in any injury, it could be grandma who died in her bed. you're going to talk to the people that were there to find out what happened. >> i'm trying to figure out what happened. >> you and me both. i don't know. >> why would lee have killed himself, asked detective brooks? >> we've had financial trouble. we always seem to make it thro

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he lost a big race, watch what happ happened. >> that's the second i day in a row he was beat by thee's a poor sport. the whole dutch team was disqualified. this has turned into a big deal. should he have been disqualified? >> what do they do when they start the olympics, they release birds, right? these two birds just came out a little bit -- in the sport, you're going at it, this is dutch versus russia, healthy competition there. >> he was frustrated. i'm sure he's not thinking, this is something that's inappropriate. but you know. >> the global sportsmanship. >> they probably all do this behind closed doors, but it's not necessarily to the winner, it's like, half the time it's to yourself, like why did i mess up. but compared to what we saw with sherman, from the seattle seahawks, the guy that was talking to erin andrews the other night, he went off on a tirade, i'm the best, i -- >> the final play, take me through it. >> i'm the best in the game. when you pair me with crabtree, that's the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> no one's talking about you. >>

but you get -- i think you were just, said in the end, well, that is what happe in the end, we can'tthier artificial sweetens we can use. like stifuse. >> do you think it reads like you could do reviews of healthcare law with this. you know you could really just replace the -- i guess not. >> you see obamacare will cause weight loss. neil: and you will be tied up in gummy bears. >> there is a disclaimer on the bag. neil: there you go. >> it says cannot eat too many. >> and you will be running. >> >> like anything. nothing in excess. neil: i understand. you think for ha we pay for starbucks coffee we could be spared starbucks finds. but, have a got a java jolt for you. [ male announcer this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way oursid in a littl

. >>> and welcome back to "happ "hannity."here is a major concern in colorado after allegations surfaced about liberal senator udall and telling officials to cook the books on obamacare. and at the division of insurance, they felt pressured when the insurance offers pushed back on the number of people in colorado who had their health policies cancelled. and there is more than enough to prove it. the administrator wrote, quote, senator udall, the numbers are not wrong. the cancellations affected more than 200,000 people. they want to trash our numbers i'm holding strong while we get more details. many have already done early renewals. regardless, they received cancellation notices. now earlier today we did in fact reach out to the senator's offers for a comment. we've yet to hear back, shocker. democratic strategist rick unger, and mark, i have known you for 20 years. >> hi, sam. >> thanks a lot. >> how are you doing? >> he is one of my friend -- all right, i would think this is something we all agree on here. i don't like to b

eningis may be happ faster than anyone predicted. couple new finds -- that theyrabia saying are not -- that they are fine. am doubtful that fracking caught them by surprise. they have seen for decades that they need to expand the economy locally, and expand their exporting outside of oil. if you look at the investment have made over the last 10 years, that would back that up and i'm not an expert on oil in saudi arabia, but i do not think that the things that are happening in this year will alter much with their game plan. >> i have another global outlook story, dennis rodman. korea, playing with the north korean fastball basketball team. magazine a basketball a long time ago, and dennis was in our first and second is you and i spent a week with him back then. >> look at that height difference. >> the thing about dennis is that he can shoot. i played horse with him, and he can shoot from just about anywhere on the court. he really liked to be a rebounder during the game, but he is quite a player. >> the point is to say that north kor

it declined 1 1% which i'm happ to say is a lot better than where we've been the last few years.he emerging markets are a mixed bag. we know it's not a straight line. >> and over in the u.s., facebook has posted better than expected fourth quarter results. banks to continue growth in mobile ad revenue for the first time. mobile have accounted for more than half of total ad revenue at 53%. the chief operating officer has told cnbc's julia boorstin that the mobile shift is happening, and products are working for marketeers. on the earnings, the ceo says the focus now is on improving the quality and relevance of new seed ads and creating stand alone products. facebook jumped 12% in after hours. we'll take a short break. still to come, the fed has held firm on tapering in bernanke's last meeting. investors don't necessarily like it, but they surely knew it was coming. stay tuned. we'll discuss the fed's global impact, coming up. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store c

jason happ, principal consultant at investrom joins me from new york.n. isn't this part of the deal for investors when you invest in a private equity company, they don't have the ability to provide the same level of information as a private company would. >> no, absolutely. and we certainly don't think that we're going to get to a place where the industry is providing the same level of access as the public market. but at the same time, we certainly think that there's room for improvement. and providing information in a more timely manner and providing access for the investors so that they can self-service their needs i think is certainly something that we expect to see a greater demand in the coming years. >> it will be a differentiating factor, i.e., give me the information or you don't get my cash. >> yeah, no, absolutely. what we've seen in the past couple of years is that the increase in the investor demands and the sway that the investors have over what the general partners are are providing them and the act of the information that they're getting

. >> who is behind what's happ? >> independent venture backed. >> how long has it been around? shock that no one talks about this company. >> they have critical mass the same as twitter has critical mass, but no one is talking about them. >> it's more of a one-to-one type of messaging platform as opposed to broadcast. maybe that's why it doesn't have the media notoriety. >> i just signed up and they don't sell ads. >> the ceo is clear he doesn't want to do advertising on it. >> one last question on biz stone, there's always the sophomore curse when a new band has a new album. is this a natural juggernaut to twitter? >> i thought about it last night, it's very different. it doesn't look like anything i've seen before. the second album is always so much harder than the first. he's got spark capital behind it. the vc that backed twitter is backing biz stone. a lot of good band members are backing this. >> it's good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> wow, look at all these people who use what's app. i had no idea. >>> the party keeps going at ces. and hundreds came out to see

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that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happ >>> 8:06. good monday morning to you.ly side, but not too bad. we're at 50 in san jose. as we head throughout the week, we have some major changes headed our way. rain in the forecast. but we're going to say unseasonably mild for the first three days of the week, all the way through wednesday. 66 among the peninsula. 67 degrees today in san jose. showers moving in, especially on thursday. huddling for warmth. >>> coming up next on "trending," who wore it best. the hottest fashions on display at the grammys. >>> then at 8:15, the making of superstars long before the internet and social media. ringo starr on the beatles' meteoric rise. >>> and another outstanding import, hugh jackman and his wife celebrate their native australia, his movie and return to broadway. ♪ and you said no phones. the vacation you've been looking for is here. come and take it, universal orlando. accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologis