(laughter) but when your city is flooding, that is as fluent as antonio (bleep)ing banderas. (laughter) by the way, bloomberg was talking three languages if you count the city's newest star lydia callis whose expressive sign language interpreting turned disaster press briefings into an alvin ailey sign language recital. (laughter). (cheers and applause) all across the region sandy wreaked havoc on trees, communities, and political talking points. >> there has been a series of extreme weather incidents. anyone that's not a -- that's not a political statement, that's a factual statement. anyone who says there's not a dramatic change in weather patterns i think is denying reality. (laughter). >> jon: which you can do until reality is up to your (bleep)ing chest, you understand what i'm saying to you people? (laughter) here's another one. did you know that people need government services? and they cost money! ask my job creating billion fair capitalist who's been in a natural disaster. >> new york city taxes itself and spends the money to protect us and to have the services that

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. >> jon: i just have no (bleep)ing idea how they're going to do this. (laughter) hey, i know, job creators, see me at camera three. thanks for joining me, i know you've got a busy schedule job creating and the bootstrap pulling and all so i'll keep this brief or i'll proactively downsize the time span intensity of our dialogue vis-a-vis -- whatever. all right. (laughter) guys i get it, providing health care benefits to employees cost money and as a group you tend to prefer things that do not cost that. (laughter) i watch "undercover boss." (laughter) but own your layoffs and your policies. let's stop pretending that suddenly this election bosses have been transformed into reluctant as (bleep)s. (laughter) obamacare is just the latest excuse to wriggle out of the social contract. for many years full time benefits like sick days marx ternty leave, pensions, lunch hours, chairs, have disappeared by magically transforming full-time workers into independent contractors or part-time 20-year temp help. (laughter) want to avoid paying half of your employees' so

ing is the title sponsor. we support that decision. we're proud to be the title sponsor for the tenth year in a row. the marathon is a wonderful event for new york. it really represents the vitality and perseverance of new yorkers. it also has a tremendous economic benefit to the city of new york. the estimates are that annually, it gives annomi of $340 million to the city, and about $35 million to charities each year. >> it is a wonderful event, of that there is no disputing. was the company consulted by the mayor -- that's question one. and then question two is, your name is on this. if things go poorly, if there's a problem, what's the risk to your reputation? >> well, the city ultimately made the decision and it is their decision to take based on a very thorough analysis of the recovery efforts, the ability to move people throughout the city for the event, and ultimately, as you saw today with the airports opening, that we believe that -- and support the decision by the city and the new york road runners that we will be able to car

takinge ing ing a live look at . we'll have an update on the lockout coming up. the bay bridge looks good. we're expecting the winds to pick up throughout the day today. there's a storm system sitting to our north. as we get throughout the day your temperatures will jump from the 40s and 50s into the 70s. we've got a good-looking day, just about as cool as it was yesterday right at the coast. you'll get a little warmer in your inland cities with a lack of fog. the system will keep things nice and mild for us and then we start to really warm up as we get into next week. we could be talking about the potential for temperature records right here in the bay area. today looking good. 73 in livermore, 73 in fairfield and 70 out in concord. the weekend looks good. saturday, sunday, beautiful for outdoor activities. tuesday, election day, super tuesday. 86 degrees. the weather will be super as well. 77 degrees at the coast. wednesday into thursday things start to change. another storm system moves in. this one is panning quite a bit of moisture. enjoy the sunshine while

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ing ing abroad, he was in egypt. the trip report, i don't know what sort of paperwork they filed. the only thing that surprises me in senator feinstein's tone is, our cia directors don't work for congress. they work for the president. and if there was anybody who should be receiving information about the travels of the cia director, it's the president and the national security counsel. congress has an oversight role, which is important. and that oversight -- >> but the context was the benghazi investigation that they are holding the hearings on. >> i understand that. it's just that there was a sort of -- i understand that, and given all the questions about benghazi, i'm glad that congress is looking at it. i'm just saying that over the last, you know, years, sometimes in statements by senior members of the intelligence committees, you get the feeling almost that they think the cia director and the intelligence community work for them, and they don't. >> well, they have oversight. and i think -- >> they have oversight

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he had to start training all over again start ing in a propeller driven aircraft. for these lessons he mays more than $125,000. many trainees have foreign licenses but in japan they too had to start from scratch. >> translator: i think you have to be really motivated to continue with this training. >> reporter: that's because getting a pilots license in japan is hard. no other country has such tough standards. candidates need detailed knowledge even of aircraft parts. airlines the world over use the same of planes so some experts say licenses issued in other countries should be valid here. the land and transport ministry hears from airlines even the major ones. the companies have been asking for looser regulations. they say it's to help deal with the pilot shortage. the ministry has started making deals with other countries like the u.s. and canada. airlines are allowed to hire pilots with overseas licenses once safety standards are confirmed. >> translator: before signing an agreement we always check the other country's regulations. we want to know if they are as