. >>> tom brokaw stephanie rawlings-blake helene cooper and hugh hewitt. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good morning. the president arrived in india overnight and has already had a press conference where he vowed to continue america's counterterror strategy as the middle east continues to descend into chaos. the apparent murder of a apparent hostage by isis shown here on the left, a second hostage is still being held. and then there's yemen a country key to the u.s.'s anti-terror strategy, also in crisis with thousands taking to the streets protesting shia rebels who have seized the capital sanaa. we're hearing the resignation of president and cabinet. meanwhile president obama will cut his india trip short to visit the saudi arabia capital to pay his respects for the death of king abdullah. we have something genuinely unique. foreign correspondent richard engel has gained rare insight how isis operates from someone on the inside. he joins me now from istanbul. richard, tell m

i have hugh hewitt on my panel today. you did an interview with him earlier this week.to play an exchange with you you had with him on same-sex marriage. >> in idea the judge makes a ruling on friday afternoon and saturday morning same-sex marriage licenses are given out, that's nonsense. >> would you counter civil disobedience to clerks? >> the point is states would be in a position that their legislation would create legislation. if they don't then there is not same-sex marriage in that state. >> i want to clarify. are you advocating essentially nullification by the states if the supreme court legalizes same-sex marriage? >> no. i'm advocating an adherence to the constitution. i'm saying there is a process to change the law. it doesn't just involve one unilateral branch of government. gosh, chuck when i was governor i wish unilaterally i could have done things as governor governor. it would have been much easier sledding for me if i could have just acted. i'm sure the courts would like to act by themselves. i guarantee the legislature would like to act by themselves.

for more than two decades, hugh howard has been writing about the past. and what is really neat is how he took on architecture. his first book, the preservation progress was a collection of essays and profiles, and then when he went right for right, that was with frank loyd wright taking a look at the architectural biography of frank loyd wright, and he partnered with roger strauss to take the photographs, and what followed is a series of books that are just not only stunning to look at but really faceting to be. we had hugh here before for the house of the founding fathers is one of the things. just an interesting look at the founding fathers and the houses they live in. he's written a number of books but this one is especially timely at the observance of the anniversary of the civil war and as i say, the photographs are spectacular. the text that puts it all in context is really interesting so please join me in welcoming hugh howard. [applause] >> thank you tony, for those nice words. and thank you all for coming out this evening. in the months since i

. >>> let's take you to paris now, we can join our correspondent there, hugh schofield.h firstly bring us right up to date with everything you know about the manhunt for the two suspects. >> yes, well, it's been moving very fast in the last hour or so. there have been reports of their car, a light gray renault clio being seen on roads northeast of paris. not far. about 40, 50 kilometers away from paris. and a credible source, according to police, said that the men were armed, or visibly armed inside the car, and indeed masked. this gave rise to speculation that they may be heading back into paris. and the latest is that there has been beefed up security with armed officers at access points into paris. by that i mean paris proper the inside bit of paris, not the outskirts. paris is surrounded by a ring road and there are various points into paris under the ring road, and those are being manned by armed officers now. it remains to be seen whether this is a false alarm. it may be that the men are not heading into paris, but clearly, it's been taken sufficiently seriously by

once again, eric kandel a howard hughes medical investigator. i began as i always do with my rent air to review our subject tonight. >> the last program we did was a new approach to the treatment of deafness. tonight were going to consider new approaches to the treatment of blindness. as is the case with deafness, blindness is not a life-threatening situation but in some ways is more disabling as deafness because, as you pointed out, there are number of very important blindness conditions for which there is no treatment. why is that so? unlike deafness, the sensory organ for vision, the retina which is evident of the lower

halliburton and baker hughes. want to talk at&t. downgrade from morgan stanley of the media names. all of it coming up after this. welcome back to showdown! i'm jerry rice here discussing the upcoming big race between the tortoise and the hare. jerry, the hare always brags about his speed. fine, but he crossed the line when he told... hey, turtle neck. want a head start, how about a week. yeah, my performance does the talking, ok. jerry, thanks for having me, i have film to study. hey, how about you rice cake wanna race? you don't want none of this. vote on twitter for your chance to win a mercedes-benz big race viewing party. do y ou like to travel? i'm all about "free" travel babe. that's what i do. [ female announcer ] fortunately, there's an easier way, with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from every major bank and find the one that's right for you. creditcards.com. it's simple. i've been called a control freak... i like to think of myself as more of a control... enthusiast. mmm, a perfect 177-degre

hugh edwards is in paris. he joins us now. the public prosecutor has been speaking in paris. what more have we learned about the relationship between the taking of the supermarket and what happens -- happened in the small town? >> there are lots of new elements. the public prosecutor is -- bear with me while i take you through some elements. he confirms explosives were found at both sites. that is at the supermarket and northeast of paris. and firming too that the girlfriend, the 26-year-old woman, is still on the run. the search is still ongoing. i have not found her. also telling us that because of the big overlap between these investigations, the investigations will be combined into one bigger investigation. they do shed on what is going on. this morning at the print works we were telling you about earlier -- we are told that these brothers took the company manager hostage. that was around 9:00 this morning. that manager was freed at around 10:30 this morning. we have been referring to the second employee as a hostage all day. in effect, that is what the person was. but in

. >> reporter: for julia hughes it started with a phone call. the same for michael sullivan. >> hello? >> reporter: and the same for jeannie winslow. phone scams, specifically ones using reloadable prepaid cards, are on the rise in fairfax city so much that police are putting out a warning, don't fall for these scams. >> most of the ones that we see are the green dot card scams. unfortunately for our ending for investigative purposes, those numbers on the cards are not traceable. >> reporter: in the last six months this police department has received nearly 70 fraud-related reports and over half of those are telephone scams. >> he was able to tell me the name of a judge, when my court date would be. quite honestly i was blown away. >> reporter: julia hughes got a call from someone claiming to be a police officer saying she had missed jury duty and now there was a warrant for her arrest but she could settle it by saying $500 with a green dot money card. >> my stress level soared. my kids were worried that they weren't going to see me again. i was

. >> thank you, my questions director hugging i hugh you would verify the information before you present at the full board i would image i'm a little bit - >> we're confirming whether or not it was seconded by the lady if she was not at the meeting it wasn't to engage at a level one so the information we're having that verified she was not in attendance. >> again, i actually there was an original meeting at our board it was a while ago i remembered standing up and saying i'd like to go to level one but really like to move a step forward and find out the environmental foundations are doing if they're not doing it we need to understand why if we have a $17 billion foundation the biggest in the world we need to know why a that's why i advocate to understand why it didn't maple we demanded take a step forward but i'm not against doing the process and moving forward in the process. >> i appreciate that i do want to make sure that the work that the sf has already done towards deinvestment can continue and you're able to take some leadership to a greater stent so folks on the commission have ta

baker hughes and halliburton announced layoffs today, too.y're going to have -- >> i don't have a problem with the layoffs, i have a problem with the layoffs and the billion dollars happening simultaneously. i think that's a problem, and historically, these guys don't have a great track record for picking bottoms. the idea you must buy back the stock today, keep the billion in the bank! >> you have to do the best for your money, and right now, if you're in the oil services business, putting it into rigs for drilling is a crazy -- >> i'm not saying, that you're missing my point. >> if the stock goes down 20% for the rest of the year, is it a smart move? >> no. >> it will go down less because of what they did. >> time for the marching ordering. want to get final thoughts on the state of the union, how it's going to impact the economy, main street, and main street more than anything else. president obama says he feels embolden. forget the midterm elections, have you seen the poll numbers? he's going to hit the populist thing hard? >> he thinks h

baker hughes as well. companies rose more than 1% today. not everyone though is suffering because of the falling crude prices. delta airline said lower fuel costs should save the economy more than $2 billion this year. its results topped estimates as it was also helped by an increase in passenger traffic. shares soared by 7% on delta to $49.17. outer wall the parent of red box. the video rental kiosks announced executive changes today. ceo is stepping down and resigning from the board. no explanation was given and another board member was appointed as interim chief. investors didn't like that. shares plunged as a result by 20% to $62.05. investors bought smith and westman. hiked for the third quarter and this year citing improving consumer demand for guns. shares rose 16.5% to $11.67. and there was an interesting day for shares of orbitz. that stock was halted at one point and then it was reopened on a report that the online travel site is exploring a possible sale and has drawn interest from private equity firms as well as other internet c

also, layoffs, big reductions happening at big names like bhp, and baker hughes.s in the oil really no better off than their smaller counterparts. we'll pose that question and nba valuations gone wild. well, we'll see. lots of things coming up. power lunch returns after this break. "street signs" starts at the top of the hour. 12345u hi. jon and pete najarian here. the popularity of options trading has skyrocketed. but we still hear from viewers every day who don't know how to profit from them. so we wrote an entire book to show you how we trade options. and if you're one of the first 250 people to call in right now and just cover the shipping and handling we'll send you a copy for free. look at the rates of return we've made on some of our recent options trades versus what we would have made if we'd just bought the stock. there's no comparison. to make the best returns in today's markets you have to learn how to trade options. and our book will show you how we do it for free. it shows you how to use options just like we do to make more money from every dollar you

finally after the attack that killed computer rental store owner hugh scrutton, he wrote in triumph,xcellent. humane way to eliminate somebody. he probably never felt a thing. , your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question you need to ask is, "what else can you do for me?" i'll just take a water... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. yoin fact, they depend on a. unique set of nutrients. that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. then boom... what ha

you see mixed bags for the stocks, halliburton and baker hughes are higher.by halliburton, and the chief operating officer saying there, well, we'll adjust our head count as needed, right? so being a little bit vague. but they employ 80,000 people, cut a thousand job ises in the fourth quarter. we know baker hughes, they will have a work force reduction in the first quarter. might be -- and thaw might take a charge for that of about $160 million or maybe more. but that's what's going on n. the big picture, they've got to cope in line with what the activity is, and you know, obviously, oil prices have been to the downside. and this all comes on the heels of the imf cutting its global growth forecast, so it's also an economic indicator. lori: nicole petallides, thank you. the uber for home improvement. porch.com is a start-up that helps homeowners find the right contractors based on their project and cost history as well as relations from friends and neighbors -- recommendations from friends and neighbors. porch cofounder and ceo matt ehrlichman is our guest. s

you're seeing companies like baker hughes have the lay-offs. u.s.eel laying off people because there's less demand for equipment like pipes that the oil industry uses. all is not lost. there's a silver lining here. >> i'm ready for it. >> it never feels good to be laid off. it doesn't feel good. if you're going to be laid off anyway i guess now is the best time if there's ever a best time because your prospects forgetting work are better than they were let's say two years ago if you were laid off. you look at how the jobs picture is right now, last year was the best year of job growth here in this country since 1999 almost 3 million jobs created. the sky isn't falling. if you want to see the downside to the jobs picture, it's wages. our wages really are stagnateing. >> the old jobs are good paying jobs. >> these are good paying jobs. these are people losing their jobs. once again, the sky isn't falling for the overall jobs picture. >> i feel a little better now. then i'm not the one being laid off. alison kosik, thanks so much. >>> still to come bil

when does hugh dylan sleep. tell us so lauren and chris can say when do you sleep because you you are out getting breaking news overnight and out getting celebrity news during the other 16 hours of the day. big news man in addition. >> we know hugh is like one paparazzi in philadelphia, one of many, two or three realistically. i'm withinnering because they often times shoot movies is he late in the night maybe he is stalking out sylvester stallone maybe. >> reporter: maybe. i think maybe he is still awake from last night and this isn't his bedtime yet. we were up during his just getting his shoes off time, maybe that is it. maybe he goes to bed at like four. >> he didn't tweet that he took a nap. steve keeley thanks very much. >>> still ahead we are keeping an eye on the conditions all over the the area. here's olde city for you. a snowplow came right down market street which you are looking at live right now and the blade was up. >> didn't move a inning will will flake. >> caitlin roth will tell you what to exp

remembering hughes ahead of the fourth and final test, a bronze plaque has been placed at the sydneycricket ground on the front wall of the members pavilion. >> yeah, i think it's a good thing. hughesie was one of us, was one of our good mates. so i think particularly this week it's going to be great to be able to walk past that and see the little fellow there and give us a bit of inspiration as we're going out on the field. >> now we're down to the last eight in the nfl and the dallas cowboys are heading to the divisional playoffs after rallying to beat the detroit lions. the cowboys first playoff in five years. detroit had the ball when officials reversed a decision on a pass interference without any explanation. that seemed to throw lines and dallas were able to score a decisive touchdown to win it 24-20. the other world cup game on sunday saw the post-season's misery continue for the cincinnati bengals. the first team ever to win four confidentconsecutive postseason games. cowboys earn a trip to green bay. the baltimore ravens head to the new england patriots and the seattle seah

danny hughes. divine capital with us.he's been honored as the best woman-owned brokerages in 2001. look at that trophy. congratulations. scottie nell hughes. he's back with us as well. we missed you. hilary kramer. president of a&g capital. we're going to tap that brain. hitha herzog, we'll talk about the consumer. can the consumer come to the rescue? and matt mccaul founder of penn financials. lots of earnings to go through today after the bell. let's dig into the first real, real deal. now, i have to tell you, at one point today, i was super impressed at the market because we were up 90, then we collapsed after that oil number came out, then we went back up. then, of course, it fell apart. what what a difference a day makes. you can sort of sense the deep-pocketed buyers. maybe they stepped up to the plate initially. no one else took the bait. the market totally collapsed after the meeting. i didn't see anything different. i never judge the fc meeting in the hours after the day. it's the next day for me. (?) people go h

or canada. >> if i can return to you in paris, hugh the first assembly. we expecting any further anti-terrorism measures to be announced? >> reporter: i don't think we should expect anything dramatic. we have calmed down. the reality is it's not clear what path france should take. there's no easy answer to this. there are issues that need to be addressed. the idea of being a quick, in the moment fix to all of this i don't believe it's in anyone's minds. you can see there are big problems that the tackling of the prisons is one of them. the radicalization of hoodlums in jihadi is one and the glaring of shortcomings of intelligence services in tracking coulibaly and the kouachi brothers. these things need to be addressed and maybe an announcement of extra means. i think whatever comes out of this in the way of a new organization or new laws even will take some time before they are announced. >> just returning to you, the israeli president spoke at the ceremony and said it was unacceptable that jews were living in fear in europe. is that the sentiment across

thank you very much hugh cofield reminding anybody tuning in the past hour. 11 killed in an attack onrical magazine, charlie hebdo, office in central paris. these are live images coming in from outside the offices. the security operation taking place. we have rolling coverage of this coming up on "gmt." do stay with us here on bbc world news. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. ♪♪ the adventures you've been imagining. the heroes you've been admiring. the worlds you've been dreaming of. the thrills you've been craving. the moments you've been missing. the vacation you've been looking for is here. come and take it. universal orlando resort. you want an advanced degree, but sometimes work can get in the way. now

the first success in 1978 as running mate to governor hugh carey. four years later, carey stepped aside. cuomo entered the race and won. he held the position for two more years. he emphasized lower taxes and balanced budgets and public education and affirmative action. in 1993 he passed up the chance to be appointed to the supreme court. choosing his fourth term as governor. >> it would have been wonderful to be a supreme court justice. it was more important for me to run and win again because i could serve better as governor. >> reporter: but cuomo lost that race to george pataki. he later said after 12 years, voters were just ready for a change. the constant in his life were faith and family. cuomo was catholic married for over six decades to the love of his life matilda. they raised five children. maria. the wife of kenneth cole. andrew cuomo, followed in his father's footsteps as well as journalist and cnn anchor chris cuomo. in later years, cuomo hosted a radio show. returned to the private sector as attorney and author and continued to speak o

the runner in the lane 82-79 ucla final: 86-81 ucla stanford usf at #6 gonzaga rex walters and usf hughor about 25 minutes but gonzaga took control the final 15 minutes kevin pangos hits the step back jumper 50-39musf pangos 3-pointer 62-41 gonzaga final: 88-57 gonzaga curry enjoyed another milestone today the unveiling of his first signature shoe the "curry one" by under armour for the occasion he invited four children from the make a wish foundation they were treated to shoes and a duffle bag full of goodies the "curry one" will make it debut tomorrow at oracle arena against the cavaliers. the shoe will retail for $120 sharks/blues tough night for antti niemi gave up 3 goals in the 1st period 2nd period melker karlsson scores to keep the sharks in the game 3-2 blues but niemi gave up two more goels in the 2nd the first to jori lehtera and the next to t.j. oshie 5-2 blues niemi was pulled and stayliock gave up teo more in the third final: 7-2 blues sharks in madison square garden saturday against the new york rangers vic fangio who was the first to interview for the 49ers head coaching

. >> you have to wonder what roger clinton and hugh rodham have been doing. george bush said when i was younger and irresponsible, it is possible to wall off your family. the hardest thing for a first time candidate, the clintons know they have this coming. is to say to your staff and family not only joy have to tell you everything they could, but my parents and siblings and kids. i bet this is the weakest link in the lot of these campaigns and if you're right, one or more of these candidates will go down on family stuff. >> i do not think you can do the george w. bush thing. there are too many players in the game who were not there. >> you cannot stop the supermarket tabloids and drudge and other websites. if you work it in a disciplined in principle -- and principled way. think of a pushback strategy ended -- and intimidation strategy that works. siblings are the hardest area they're adults but not so close to you that you have the same leverage. chelsea clinton is part of the campaign. three guys who might run for president are in the news because they sai

c-span: who was langston hughes? >> guest: langston hughes was an afro--african-american writer, and actually, the sponsor of the chapel--i mean, of the library. when regio and his wife, louise, requested that the--the chapel be--i mean, the library be dedicated to him. c-span: where is clinton tennessee? >> guest: clinton, tennessee is very near knoxville, and it is the site of alex haley's old--his estates. c-span: and do you have to politically agree with whatever's going on in these things? i know you said you weren't very--you weren't trying to make political statements but do you have to agree with the politics or you can't do it? >> guest: i--yes, pretty much. i mean, they have to be near and dear to me. and i think i take on--i work with a lot of educational institutions, certain--like right now, i'm working for a--a--a foundation called the greyston foundation. we're building a bakery in yonkers. all their profits--they bake all of the brownies for ben & jerry's, and they--all the profits go to housing for t

. >> my name is hugh hefner, and i'm editor and publisher of "playboy" magazine.an empire worth $20 million. >> gloria steinem was a reporter and a very pretty one. so she went undercover as a bunny at the playboy club. >> i remember the young woman who took my false bio. i had said that i was a secretary and thought being a bunny would be more exciting. and she leaned forward and whispered to me. she said, "honey, if you can type, you don't want to work here." >> bunnies are forbidden to wear jewelry, pale lipstick or gold or green nail varnish. the provocative cottontail must be clean and sparkling. >> gloria exposed how the playboy bun es were treated, what they were paid and how they were running around in a club with their breasts exposed and tail on their butt and with men sort of snapping the napkin at them as they walked by. and so, through her reporting, she was showing sexism in all its different flavors. >> that assignment, it was not a great experience but in retrospect i'm glad i did it because i got a notice from hugh hefner. and they did change the

check out the latest oil and gas oil rig count data from the big firm of baker hughes. there were 1,840 operating oil and gas rigs in america last week, this week down to 1,811 that is a drop of 1.5%. it was nearly 10% higher last week. it is not too terrible for us yet. canada is beginning to get crushed. their cost of production higher and rigs shut at a more rapid pace. last week 256 operating oil and gas rigs. this week just 208. that means that 18% of canada's oil and gas rigs as measured by baker hughes have been shut down in just a week. for the job impact keep this rough guide in mind as we learned in texas there are about 25 people directly employed by each new drilling rig. there are 100 different companies and hundreds of workers who are indirectly employed and attached to each drilling rig. this could be, in other words, a big hit to jobs. >>> u.s. steel announcing it is laying off about 750 workers because of the drop in crude. u.s. steel will idle a plant in ohio. so for the week the stock is down about 7%. >>> let's bring in cnbc contributor, listen, at t

scottie nell hughes. news director. looking like she's ready -- you're ready to go. you look fantastic. you guys look great for such a bad day. hitha herzog, our retail expert. she's been right about retail. matt mccaul, right on a lot of things. scuffed up today. who didn't. right? let's dig into the first real, real deal. fifty-one weeks ago, the us surgeon issued a warning against cigarette smoke. guess what happened? tobacco stocks went higher. go bigger. the bottom line if you held those, you would be filthy rich if you held them. every single night, we have the task to try and explain the market's move. thtry to make some understanding out of them. the facts, logic or anything else comes down to more buyers and sellsers. so matt, talk about the logic about the volatility, why we would down 300. up 300 yesterday. (?) what's the deal with this rollercoaster? >> this morning, we had retail news. jpmorgan. big wave in the market. we had to digest that. we saw oil coming back. we saw on the charts, a double bottom on the s&p. and every time we have this pullback, th

let's talk this over with our correspondent, hugh scofield. give us an update on the figures he describes the number of new security service personnel and also this number of people that the french security personnel want to watch in france. >> you mentioned the figure there of 1300 people. in fact it's much more than that. 1300 people are people related to what you might call the syrian network, the islamic state network, the people the french authorities believe have traveled or are traveling or this at the moment with the intention of fighting the islamic state. those 1300 people are at the top of the list. two weeks ago it showed it's certainly not just them that need watching. there are other networks an radicalized people who pre-tate that was the kouachi brothers certainly were. there are over 3,000 people they say they need to watch. given that in theory it takes 20 people to watch one suspect permanently around the clock. you can see the extent of manpower that is needed. it's possible to measure all 3,000 of those suspects are being

thank you hugh, you. >> and happy new year, everyone. here comes a party.ght. >> yes. >> down under. >> yes. there you go. >> right. >> yes, we do. >> yes. >> brad has been a great 2014 wishing everyone a happy new year and better 2515. what is the great icon that when we haven't paid tribute to yet tonight we're glad we're getting a chance to share the tweets. >> we've got billy crystal happy hnly new year to all and everyone stay safe. >> they still have time for you. >> and hey, guys. 2514 is great. 2015 will be amazing. happy new year >> yes. >> i want to be the world cup correspondent. >> jimmy fal onsaying happy new year. typing this out. >> and happy new year to you, your families so that is g he wants to know. >> issue is to read his own book. he plugged his own book. >> they did a great job. and channing tatum said happy new year >> where is the picture? >> we've been talking about it. >> it's time to reveal your vote. people still make music videos we still watch them. over 5,000 votes came in. coming in third, shake it off. great video. controver

it's hugh bonneville, my man hugh bonneville. >> so funny. >> jimmy: love him, "downton abbey".i bear and, of course, everyone knows the books. >> but the bear does have the most beautiful eyes. no, he does. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] he does. >> why are you laughing? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everyone's feeling the sexual chemistry here. >> there is no -- >> jimmy: and it's awkward and it seems so odd -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] want to play mario brothers? want to play mario brothers? let me show you my new nintendo. that's pretty cool. i can't believe that's really a a story. i want to show everyone a clip. the movie opens january 16th. it's fantastic. [ light laughter ] here's nicole kidman playing the bad guy in "paddington". check it out. >> yes. >> there was some weird sort of animal at the dock today. >> oh, yes? >> i was doing my rounds as usual when i spotted something sticky on the deck of the boat. i think they were paw prints. must have been in there all the way from peru. seems to have lived on nothing but marmalade. >> did you say marmalade? >> hmm. >> what happen

. >> did you ever tell hugh hefner? >> no. huh-uh. >> i told my boss, my immediate boss. realize this is hefner's best friend? nobody's going to believe you. shut your mouth. that's what i was told by corporate. to keep my mouth closed. >> and so many of you did for quite a long time. allison and i want to ask you guys something. a show of hands. put your hands up if this is a true story. do you mind if i start? >> go ahead. >> how many were lured by the promise of work, that it would help your career? >> three of you said it would help your career. >> well, he didn't promise to help my career but my girlfriend, one of the original chocolate bunnies introduced me because my son had just died and i was beginning to run out of money and i'm an actor and she said, maybe he can get you a job. he played the playboy club circuit, so she set up an appointment with him on his trailer on the lot. and she said, take a picture of your little boy. you know. and she was actually his godmother. >> how many of you were drugged? allegedly. all of you. and that seems to have been from the

oil soaring 8% after baker hughes released the latest rig count data showing the number of rigs fell by 94 this week this. is one of the steepest, fastest declines we have seen for oil. >> it is the biggest move on a weekly basis since 1987. another time oil went through another contribution in price. if you listen to all of the guys, they tell us they think the end of the first quarter is where you see the bottom because a lot of guys are hedged through that and will produce to the end of that. the market always leads the underlying fundamentals. if you look at a six-month chart from the summer, we are bottoming here. in fact we have done it over the last three to four weeks. it is not just a pop today giving me confidence. if you look at the fact that the cash cost of $65, it is an interesting time. >> in crude oil it was. i think the rig count is part of it. there were rumors out of iraq. i think that is part of it. if you look at where it closed and when it didn't, a lot of these commodity funds start with an allocation of say $100 million. they have to be back up to that $100 mi

. >> gallivant will feature guest appearances that include john stamos ricky gervais and hugh bonvilleownton abbey." >> the show had me at the first song. a musical fairytale how can it get better? >> a kid friendly pooch looking for a loving home. >> meet duke, this week's perfect pet and why this 9-year-old dachshund would be a good fit for your family. guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits. make breakfast even better. grands biscuits. make breakfast pop. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. >>> coming up at 4:00, there's formal opposition to san francisco's bid to host the 2024 summer olympics. at 4:00, why some think it's a aiblea horrible idea. >>> and the backlash and the bid to storm the board of supervisors from a massive pay raise. that's later today. >>> what is a great way to start the new year? >> friday's perfect pet? >> yes. >>

. >> the owner of the -- the new owner of the new republic magazine, chris hughs. >> he's changed themagazine. >>> in the streets -- streets of ferguson. >> speaker boehner on why he can't bring a vote of immigration. his members say oh, it's just too hard. don't make me do it. >> >> i'm probably not a good indicater. >> and approximate better than the real thing. >> and our president obama is -- are wholly responsible. >> and i still love what this guy. and when he falsified his assessment of obama care and i quote. i just wanted to make myself sound smarter. live that. if somebody is trying to validate a major piece of legislation. >> you complicated a legislation so he was the only one who could explain it. >> now that they find out what he's done, it's undermined. >> how do you recall the amount of money? >> he made hundreds of thousands of dollars. $6 million. on the healthcare. >> that's right. >> no one knew what was going on. >> and does this go back to obama. >> and this was bipartisan. >> best spin of the year, and president obama at his beijing. china has agreed to cut his

hugh as it relates to the payroll department lincoln miller directs the department and the manager is kathy green probably 45 years with the district (clapping) and and still going and purchasing and warehouses is run by ron the contracts is sue she used to work with the chief financial officer for years and years and years and we which didn't have a contract person we thought sue would be great shows got 40 years i feel like a babe the tenants which is very important school district is john holmes the budget director is rita our next cohesively and that's the people that manager the operation and sorry to see the gentleman go he works closely with the financial department as it relates to the sf system we hope you enjoy user in our criteria thank you, everyone i enjoyed working with you (clapping.) seeing none no further public comment we'll move ton to g consent calendar pr i need a motion and second on the consent calendar. >> so moved. >> any items you withdrawn or corrected by the superintendent? >>yes. dr. murase two corrections one 151 on page 151 in the background section dele

you have the lower rate count since baker hughes managed that in 1987.utch shell canceled a billion dollar project in qatar. you are seeing a huge cut. this is a gain back. >> is cheap gas better than a loss of jobs? >> there is a loss of jobs in the oil industry. it is a gain in jobs for the airline industry, for example, which had to lay people off when fuel costs are so high. we can't stop agreeing today. what's this mean? it means $500 a year in the average consumer's pocket. $100 billion in the economy in a more efficient way. it's not for anyone to lose a job but one sector it's another. >> schlumberger cut jobs. if you have extra money from gas savings, where did it go? it's in homes going onto your food bill because food prices have gone up. i'm not sure this is going to work out the way everyone is hoping it is. >> last word there. thanks, guys. thank you, sasha for joining us. >> thank you. >> now the government is talking about running the >>> terrorism is real. defend yourself. smith and wesson up 15% over the next 12 months. >> your predicti