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really contending with out of touch leaders what chance do we have of escaping rule by financial all of our heat we'll talk to dr michael hudson about it and i'm back obviously from the world economic forum my return to davos woman hardly one thing is for sure i never have to rely on this press pass ever again to get anywhere or to get rejected from anywhere i still have badge p.t.s.d. i'm still suffering but i will debrief you on my experience let's get to today's capital account. all right it's good to be back i just want to say dimitri did a great job filling in and i'm so happy to come back and do this show because coming back from davos i realize how much there is to talk about that is left out of the mainstream conversation for example getting to today's guest michael hudson he recently quotes joseph stiglitz nobel prize winning economist in his latest article in hudson's latest article talking about the u.s. government's vast transfer of money and public debt to the banks as a privatizing of gains and the socializing of losses it is a partnership in which one partner robs the other now this is the kind of thing we hear

have a special treat this morning. the hit movie "dreamgirls," jennifer hudson won the oscar for it. it is on stage at dominion. we have this morning ania neville with us and john michael de havilland. i practiced it in the break. i still messed it up. >> thanks for having us. >> this is a big challenge. this is a very well-known musical. were there things you had to worry about as you prepared? >> finding the people, the talent. >> because it was a really strong performance by jennifer hudson. >> absolutely. >> we have song, dance, music. when people start to try to sample it, what are they saying so far? >> they love it. >> yeah, it is a story that i think people can relate to because it has heroes and heroins in it. >> everybody is familiar with the music. everybody is very familiar with the movie and the wonderful performance that jennifer hudson and that all-star cast put on. everybody is listening to it. >> so, now as you try to cast something like this, which i would imagine you said was a challenge, do you also try to find a way to put your starch on it? people say i have a chance to see it? >> i put my

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saying, we can clear the path so that commerce can be facilitated, so these communities along the hudson havehe fuel, have the resources that they need. the coast guard made it happen in an efficient and environmentally responsible way, avoiding 21,000 tank truckloads. now, this is not unlike the role that the coast guard played up in alaska, but the difference here with nome is there's not going to be 21,000 tankloads of petroleum because there's no road for those tankers. so we did not have that option for any other transport to the community short of air traffic. and so when we -- when we look about what the coast guard cutter healy did and captain havlick, all the crew members, what they were doing is they were following in the footsteps of many members of the coast guard before them in carrying out the coast guard's stated ice operations mission, which is to assist vessels and communities in emergency situations and facilitate essential commercial maritime activities. in 2008, the coast guard carried out this mission by assisting with 680 ice transits, representing the transport of over

hudson is with us. >> i'm going to call hoda. is it time to bring everybody up to date on the celebrities? call me later. >> all right. ♪ >>> it's hard to believe eight years haveassed since jennifer hudson first came into our homes on "american idol." while she didn't take the crown in that competition, it wasn't over. it was only three years later she went home with an oscar. and right after that a grammy. then recently a baby. >> yeah. biggest production of all, of course, is that baby boy that caused jennifer to turn her focus on her health. we'll get to that in a second. first, let's take a look at how it all began. ♪ >> this is how the world first met jennifer hudson. >> jennifer, see you in hollywood. >> thank you so much. >> congratulations. >> back in 2004 on "american idol," she wowed the judges and america with her voice. ♪ her journey on the show was short lived when she was the sixth contestant voted off. >> the lowest number of votes, and that person is jennifer hudson. >> but her path to stardom was just beginning. her talent was undeniable, and hollywood soon came calling. >> what do you mean? tell him. >> she beat out nearly 800 women to land h

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off the steal lorenzo hudson finishes it off at the rim. the hokies have a 35-28 lead, but in the 2nd half it was all tar heels of john hensen with good position down low gets the easy slam. there's an 18-0th 2nd half run to avoid the upset, 82-68. >>> we are not done. coming up after the break the ravens are talking smack about their own teammates, the juicy details up next. d@ >>> welcome back. it's conference championship weekend in the nfl. the giants and 49ers play right here on fox sunday at 6:30. early in the afternoon the ravens play up north against the patriots, but is there trouble brewing in baltimore already? the controversy started monday when ravens safety ed reed questioned the play of quarterback joe flacco following the 20-13 win sunday over the texans. reed said i think joe was kind of rattled a little bit by their defense adding it didn't look like he had ahold of the offense. so sunday's game approaches and the ravens are trying to put this issue to rest asap. >> i felt bad about it. it was a little funny to me, caught off guard it. is

. >> also this morning, we have jennifer hudson in the house.he's opening up in a book about her rise, her battles with weight and also about motherhood. we'll talk about that coming up just ahead. also we'll head to buckingham palace to see how the duchess of cambridge plans to celebrate her birthday today. >> is this photo appropriate for a high school yearbook? the all-student editorial board at one colorado high school said "no" and rejected it. the 18-year-old who submitted the photo is upset about it. we'll talk to her and her mom coming up. >> let's begin with developments in the search for a maine toddler who vanished from her bed more than three weeks ago. we have more from waterville, maine, on the story. >> reporter: little ayla reynolds's father is keeping a low profile but over the weekend he was out, visible, trying to find his daughter and responding to tough questions. >> just trying to keep ayla's face out there. >> reporter: justin dipietro was front and center passing out flyers hoping for a break in the disappearance. >> i wo

hudson river. it has a view like we have here. it's perfectly oriented. towards the sout and the west. but it's, you know, right where the west side highway takes off and it's in hell's kitchen, as you can imagine, from the name like a -- it's a pretty sort of industrial neighborhood. we thought maybe it could be interesting to create a sense of place. having spent ten years of our career in copenhagen trying to escape the tereny, it could be an interesting thing to rediscover in manhattan, if you like the european culture is the architectural scale, what central park is at the urban scale, like an urban oasis at the heart of the city. this is the west 57th street project. as you can see, it's this mixture between a skyscraper and a courtyard building. and sort of open up the courtyard for the views, sort of tilts from being horizontal to almost vertical. opening of the entire courtyard for the sun from the south and the west so you will be able to see the sun set over the hudson river and the bottom like the southwest corner is 42 inches, so it's really the height of a hand rail and h

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presumed any reasonably competent union management would have relatively stable expenditures over the years. stomach isn't the premise of hudson that you give them notice before you receive the notice before you have to cough up the money? and what's not proposed is if there's an additional assessment to cough up the money first and then leader straighten it out. >> the people who got the june 2005 notice were left in the dark and the union may have been in the dark as to this special assessment. but once the union agreed to decide to impose the special assessment, the union is required by the principles to shed some light perhaps it is less productive, less accurate to say we intend to spend the money this we would win you have the assessment which is purely intended for politics and that's what the union said to create a political fight back fund. >> do they tell you what's going to happen next year that's what the hudson noticed will do this is the breakdown for the last year and as far as we can tell that is what it will be next year but things could change. what does the hudson noticed till you? >> it provides you with an

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last week when you were loving my polka dot pantyhose, miss jennifer hudson was wearing the same pair. >> do you havef that anywhere? >> i do. but they are a hot trend. celebrities like jennifer and even kate middleton, who's been wearing more of the sheer -- >> she was wearing them. >> she was. kate middleton wearing the sheer, and a lot of people are talking about whether they like them or not. >> what do they say? >> they don't like them. >> it's going backwards. why would somebody wear them? just to smooth out their skin tone or -- >> it could be an insecurity thing where you want to look physically better, but you could also use cream or self-tanner. i don't know. >> why does she care, she has fantastic legs. >> she may wear them for more conservative reasons, protocol. >> sometimes you don't know the shade to wear. sometimes like i wear a light black and you think should i have gone darker or -- >> we have a picture of meryl streep that's the best example of when you're trying to figure out if you should wear sheer or opaque. meryl streep wore the sheer on the right, and she looks fantastic but

hudson river. it has a view like we have here. it's perfectly oriented. towards the south and the west. it's, you know, right where the west side highway

interior sections, north of philly all of upstate new york, hudson valley and new york city, central connecticut, north wards up into massachusetts. we have winter weather advisories in effect. possibility of a little ice accumulation and sleet. and then a little snow. tomorrow morning's commute is going to be a problem. now as far as temperatures go, big warmup in the middle of the country. there is the cold air in the east, warm air is already returning from the middle of the nation along with it, rain today. if you're in areas like memphis or little rock or nashville, that is going to be a little wet. as far as the week ahead goes, mild air over the southern half of the country. we're going to get a very active stormy pattern. a lot of heavy snow in the mountains. rainy weather in areas of northern california, especially think in oregon. a little bit of that moisture will try to move to the east. it's very dry in the east. we're going to get more clipper type systems. great lakes, do expect snow showers. bottom line is there is not any big snowstorms in areas of the east. if anything, it should warm up towards next weekend. as far as s