isa montgomery county family welcoming the new year with a set of twins born in different years. 11:58, lorraine b egazo was born, and then three brother,ater, her brandon, was born, giving them different birthdays. it is actually not bad from that standpoint. >> all right, we are talking about colder air on the way. the cold will be the culprit. the snow, i do not think it would be a big deal around here. our temperature is 43 degrees at national airport. the wind is out of the south- southeast. of 48.today a morning low of 30, and our average for this time of year, 44 and 29. look at that, 14 degrees below ino all of the way back 1881. a big change is definitely on the way as it moves through the next couple of days. our skies are partly cloudy, and our temperatures are reflecting cloud cover, not necessarily milder, now that the sun has set. dirty seven in gaithersburg, the same in frederick. as we widen the view out just a satelliteow you the radar. it is quiet and dry, an area of pressure off to the west area that will cause bigger problems as we move through the day tomorrow and

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ospi isa, the k fractionally higher. it just below that 2000 mark. from computers to drinks. lenovo may be focused on snatching up the ibm server unit. john dawson has the details on both of the stories. >> breaking news. they are actually confirming they are in preliminary talks. this is four $.5 billion. they are saying that talks broke down a couple of months ago about the price. wants to spend more. says they are ready to sign the money within cheeks. dell may be looking to account. we are looking for an exciting move that did in fact fell to agree. there are lower profit margins to exit hardware. software. they still have the pc business in 2005 to even it all out. lenovo is arty number one pc maker in the world, trying to become the number one smartphone. bev snappinghave in b up oriental. >> they are saying here. they are regaining control. for 1.8d this billion. they just sold it back to the owners. 5.8 billion in the meantime. since they bought it, they are seeing the market share of south korea's a beer market go from 40% to a controlling 60%. >> they need a cash to

taking a course of the western russia today temperatures are going to be fine tune called across the isa mine is a train can find tough conditions to stay not signed and snow is likely to occur is that mine is fine bakery some snow flurries today and then have your snow on your wednesday. thelma course the america as something unusual is happening when talking about my niece and snow over the beaches in the south. mrs talent into you on monday night to send snow is likely from the carolinas in two parts of the taxes and then down below the freezing rain from texas into south carolina. freezing rain is quite dangerous because one statistic around in her crate ninety euro sicily preconditions i like lisa quite dangerous situation is likely. and as you know these people don't usually get snow so i'm quite tough conditions for residents across this area to the north arctic chill is plummeting to the south and temperatures are on dumbo are signing many places over the east and two thirds of the us and parts of canada. take a lead two minus twenty one degrees for the hind wing back on wednesda

two kilometers now of this eastern most point of the of the attack is about four kilometers from the isa most point of the governmental control and territories controlled by the government and if you talk about the heart of the of the territory controlled by the government that's something which was specified by u.s. states john kerry that's where the rockets were fired from this is about nine kilometers from the this point here this report basically does not lay blame on any side and does not say whether there were those were the rebels who perform these attacks using chemicals but what it does though it seriously puts under doubt that the quality of intelligence and as to why the u.s. authorities used what seems to be incomplete or even flawed intelligence data to voice their concerns and if we remember what u.s. state secretary john kerry said back then the claims were quite solid high confidence this is common sense this is evidence these are facts also this report speculates at one point that it could have this wrong data could have been used in a similar fashion as the attack on ir

isa poll, they said that it his private life and, fascinatingly, particularly for those in our part of the world, it has risen on the back of these allegations. it is a phenomenal time here in france. bill clinton, when there are , he was impeached by the house of representatives. not so in france. there is questioning coming from the international press and the french press in his personal life. how much does that flow into his political life? read that he gained in the polls. how will that change his political stock? he has a great way to make an impact and it depends on whether .e takes it more so than ever, the eyes of the world or on him today. >> they are. he is desperately hope laying -- hoping that they focus on his political statements and not the questioning that he will have under intense scrutiny with his private life. we ares of the politics, getting a u-turn, it would seem, the man who promised to attack the rich and promised to go after the financial world as his number one at the seri -- , is now having a change of heart. his political power and his views of the popular

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this one isa eastern ukraine many fear the violence from here will be repeated here police are not taking any chances with batons and shields they barricaded government buildings. in the mining town of the next volunteers are arriving from around the region to help them the buses have been arriving since early this morning they've formed a block around the said ministration building the message is clear no one can enter dennis was one of the first to get here the twenty three year old coal miner from the town of an hour away feels the police should be tougher especially when they're being attacked with molotov cocktails and stun grenades but he believes their hands are tied so gotten you've got the police are going easy on the protesters and grisly don't want an international scandal in other countries they don't care about the little. ironically the international community disagrees it's coming down hard on here for being too strict with protesters it's a feeling that's not echoed here you pick you would go i am a patriot and i do not want anybody to interfere in the affairs of this coun

isa flows is always -- davos always a good mix. i asked matt damon what he is here for and what he hopes to accomplish. >> there are 700 million people who don't have access to water. >> who are you partnered with? corporate a number of partners. pepsi, ikea, there are a bunch that have really stepped up for us, and they have been really great, and they are taking a proactive role in this, which is wonderful, but it is going to require more than that obvious way. >> as you both know, there are a lot of corporate sponsorships here. some $200 million in corporate sponsorship. this is a big party. it has serious issues. the president will be speaking tomorrow. that will dominate the conversation. back into bring iran the situation, and how do you make sure they stop nuclear ambitions? >> i am sure you will mix it up between a debate and the little partying. have a good couple days. here is a look at what else is coming up. surprise resignation of pimco's ceo. resigns after six years. why? no bonuses for the top executives at ibm after

inflammatory isn't it you'd have thought the spirit of the talks could be that will strain that ukraine isa prize that bearing in mind of course both have been accusing each other of interfering in ukraine you surprised the talks did actually sound quite co-operative. well yes i think again the issue would seem to be that russia has actually not obviously interfered yes russia didn't want ukraine to sign association agreement because as president putin pointed out he would open the way for a flood of european union imports not just into grain but because of the common customs space into russia itself but on the other hand it will get me to say this is the end of it to be. yes sorry carol so. all the if you like the political interests come from europe the russian economy. is in a free trade area with ukraine so if you have free trade with european union but only goes one way your opinion states can export to the ukraine and also for russia then this is known bonus relationship that's what the russian state side was concerned about the european union leaders have also wished to aggregate ukr

. -- this isa calling a question that i spoke about at nyu.u ever feel like the technology exceeds our comfort level? there is a tension there as to how quickly you could implement some of these things? you might be able to, but it would freak us out. when we are having a few laughs in the hallway, sometimes we make a joke about skynet. in fact, the same kind of intelligence ultimately will have to be brought to bear to understand what are the boundaries. what is proper and improper? that will help to protect people's privacy, if that is a concern. what to understand exactly kinds of things may or may not be appropriate to share. to give you an example, in the project, the system actually is incapable of seeing people's faces. it is just looking at the motions of people in the hallway. it does not understand their identities. it is still able to learn exactly what people's intentions are. we are seeing these patterns emerge over and over again. right now, it is incredibly surprising. we are able to look at english words that people type into t

we have extended reporters' v isas. >> in the case of the new york times? >> yeah. new applications have to be handled according to the rules and the laws according to due process. >> and the status of bloomberg? >> it is still operating in china. >> talk about the pacific region that you inhabit. there have been flashpoints there. how does china see its responsibility and its leadership within the region of its own presence in the pacific? >> we do not see ourselves as a leader in the region. rather we see ourselves as one of the important parts in the region. we know that regional stability will require the efforts of everybody to work with neighbors for regional prosperity. it requires the efforts of everyone. , obviously you have serious problems with the prime minister of japan going to a kind of site there. a sense, you considered it an affront to china. how would you characterize that? >> i think the prime minister of he has challenge the outcome of [indiscernible] he went. they have 14 war criminals their. -- there. these criminals were tried and committed a

reasons for foreosure and failure in the private sector and again e start out with the idea that everyone isa that if anhing bad happens to anybody, it going to be because they are victim and that is the free market is about. neil: google is now working on smart contact lenses to monitor your glucose levels and even help with diabetes. luckily at home are very skeptical about this. one person saying that like everything they have done, it will probably be followed. and finally, does it hurt your eyes or turn the government is spying? >> took off your glasses like i just took offy glasses. >> yard he has those things. >> yes, i am a little wary of things and that's why we are glasses because i never liked contact lenses. putting something in a high, it hurts and i just wonder about that. >> it very interesting. i have a tendency to be suspicious and i wonder how closely. they have these fingerprint devices and i won't do that. will you? i don't want anyone to have my fingerprint. >> i have a very mysterious past. neil: the head of hbo and what he is saying. why some investors are saying that h

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and commodities have been smoke and you don't really have a choice but to go into equities and that isank that's where a lot of money flows. price will go up to a certain point as the money flows. >> are you optimistic? >> i am. just not as much as last year. i think what you have to remember as a consumer is that you probably had a really good year lastear but don't get overly confident. stick with it and those dividend stocks. neil: okay, thank you. >> the results are in and we are jubilant. and we are delighted. a new gallup poll shows a record that a record number of americans shows themselves to be independents and it's no wonder. with both parties so far behind public opinion, issuesike same-sex marriage and legalizg marijuana, most people have chosen to go at it alone. yo are not alone. we are just like you. we are the "the independents" ♪ ♪

there's reporting today that the al nusra front and isas, are now controlling many of syria's oil fields and reports saying that the terrorists are selling some of the oil they are getting to the syrian government. why is this going on. there's one theory that bastard may be doing in in order to weaken the moderate elements of the opposition and strengthen extremists so he can position himselfals anti-terrorist leader. >> isn't it ironic that the artonist and chief is billing themselves as a firefighter and chief. when i read the article, and as you reported, you shake your head and say this can't possibly be. given the dia bollical nature of what has gone on for floting and machiavelian politics, think about the fact of what assad wants to do is destroy the secular moderates that represent his most formidable political opposition, and then in effect empower al qaeda in order for him to be seen an a ball work for sunni islamic extremism >> pure machiavelian dealings in syria. ambassador mark ginsberg, it's a pleasure to have you on. >> we turn to the ongoing effort to free a former ameri

cheryl: some say urope is turning around, not sure what you think i'm curious i this isa good thing forerseas jump exponentially when this deal was announced, people thinking this was a good deal, what do you say? >> i would say the exact same thing. experience in europe indicates what can happen with fiat here. it makes fiat a real global player. does not have to go through proxy or a lot to use chrysler, it can co-mingle the money. there are a lot of things that can happen to it from a business point of view that a very beneficial to the business. cheryl: what do you make of this deal in terms of ford and general motors? not that they aren't a real competitor, but become more of a competitor against them? >> they have been a great competitor over the last several years for ford and eneral motors. for the imports in the north american market as well, it is going to make them stronger. they will not have to go the flip-flopping around managing the two businesses not as seamless as it can be, ust makes more sense to manage this global business as one business. cheryl: were you surprised

isa young man or woman selected to become a brigadier general and moving to a command position, theygo to our staff judge advocate school in charlottesville. it is not a sitting with power points. it is a one-on-one. i talked to a young man who was going through that and how impressed he was at the people took the time to do that for him. at each of our pre-commands, it is a very important part. the danger is that you would come out saying, i am a pretty smart guy, i know this stuff. one of my golden rules was that if you ever got ready to do something that feels real good, stop and ask your lawyer. [laughter] i cannot say he is a number of times that saved me perhaps from doing something that might not have been smart. i tried to follow that as best i could. i have a pretty stark question. you said that a lot of changes happened in the past 2-3 years. -- takingthe threat the commander out of the process goes away -- we have heard a lot of testimony that that has gotten a lot of the change moving. are that threat is gone, all of these changes and trainings and resources that have bee

isas much as there trepidation and concern, and there was anxiety about the euro zone,f the there has never been such a euro itself as the is concerned. now to predict the level of the euro vis-a-vis the dollar, i'm not going to go there. >> is europe really likely to deplace? -- deflation? >> as i said, the inflation target which has been the monetary policy decide bid the bank is muchral higher than the inflation observed in that region. although you really have to and go down to the core inflation to see whether that is effectively the case, and it is. so deflation is a rising risk. interestingg some development. spain, for instance, was almost for a short period of time moving into the deflation zone. picked up, it is back in zone.flation so it's a risk, but i would not put too high a probability on that. >> we have questions on probably every con tin nent the globe, time to ask them all. but moving to one other continent, it will soon be a year since japan started implementing their three arrows economic program. share with us your opinion on successful you think that program has

into enbar but tribal rivalries came to for and now they are encouraging the tribes to take on the isa-ilhters themselves. >> reporter: if i could get you to join me at the desk. i understand that the iraqi army is now actually surrounding the city of fallujah but not actually going in, why? what is going on? >> that is a tactical move from the army and cutoff the city and let residents to leave and stopped shelling to allow the fighters to go in themselves to clear the area for the fighters. this is a tactic on the part of the iraq army and the sunnis said any operation that took place would have to be led by them and effectively that is what is happening and the prime minister insisted the tribes should be dealing with this themselves. >> reporter: and if you could put it into some sort of context for us, why is all this kicking us right now? >> it's really two reasons. firstly iraq had the bloody year of violence since 2008 and nearly 8,000 people died as a result of violence. the chaos in syria is another reason. we have seen a lot of these fighters fighting in syria, across the borde

dangers, whenl you get locked into negotiation nd, isas no end date in mi that sanctions regimes tend to crumble. it is a concern here. the u.s. government is going to need to keep a close eye on our countries, are entities, our companies being willing to fully comply with the sanctions. about the part is military option. president obama says the military option is on the table. that is met with a lot of skepticism around the world because president obama's campaign in 2008 around withdrawal from -- c entered around withdrawal from iraq and afghanistan. means what he says, it's important to reinforce the credibility of that message. thing you're hearing is that anyone who opposes this deal supports war. that is a false choice that's being presented. you really don't see that president obama is preparing for war if this negotiation. part. more sanctions is the most -- falls apart. more sanctions is the most likely outcome. it has been an awful shame that we have resorted to these false accusations of war mongering here in washington as part of this debate. host: the white house releasi

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. >> where he's right, judge, maris isa mayer has to perform here. revenue has to pick up. going to do it -- >> how long have we been saying that, though, doc? >> you do have the embedded put here. the put is alibaba and yahoo! japan. >> what if the franchise goes down you're more than comp is it for that put and you don't know what alibaba -- >> i think alibaba and alipay and yahoo! japan are worth about $50. i think the reason you're not getting that priced in here is marissa has had -- first of all, we don't know how it's going to be tax effective. we don't know what the net will be to yahoo! as they get out of it. that was the other disappointment in the call. the street was looking for guidance. they didn't get it. >> tell us who you think won that debate. tweet us at cnbcfastmoney. use #bull or #bear. >>> coming up next, which one is spotting unusual activity today? we'll unveil it and how you can capitalize on it. >>> later, icahn, loeb, pelts. indicate ke we have a special report on how the company is fighting back when the "half" returns. tte or ? cozy or cool? "me

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isa fledgling industry that just becoming legal and all of a sudden you introduce a blowtorches and youcrack, blowing up hotel rooms. it kind of ruins it for regular people that just want to smoke pot. >> you think about the intense high that people are getting. high from the thc versus a 15% high on the narrow one up. >> when i hear what happens if it goes wrong, i can understand why it's illegal in 48 states. weed, it is smoking still thc. you will not do anything except getting high. it's very scary looking. the fire in and of itself. that doesn't for us. >> further research is necessary. today. does it for us ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour which means we are "on the markets." i matt miller. let's get you caught up on the major indexes today. that will be fast does nothing basically happened. almost no movement at all. the dow jones down but just about 18 points there on the nasdaq. vix, wall street's fear factor has opened of the year to a fairly silent start dropping below a level of teen. in deming is a vix options trader joining me from the cboe. markets, are they just treading wate

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$1 million or more based on financial disclosures filed last year and california congressman darryl isaops the list and republicans are worth $464 million. he is followed by democratic snore mark warner of virginia and the worth is over $257 million and gerad with $198 million. the center of a standoff between u.s. and india is on her way back to her home country at this hour. on thursday federal prosecutors officially indicted devyani khobragade with visa fraud and we report the u.s. ordered her to leave the country. >> her rest in december sparked an international fire storm straining relations between u.s. and india. and now devyani khobragade has been ordered back to india by federal authorities who indicted the diplomate on thursday. the indictment, two counts of visa fraud and making a false statement. but devyani khobragade will not see the inside of a courtroom. >> they will wave immunity on 9 january 2014 the government of india declined to do so and transferred devyani khobragade to the ministry of external affairs in new deli. >> reporter: the u.s. accepting diplomatic immuni

the trick is if the tightening isa lot more quick, if there a rapid increase in yields in the unitedhave significant impact for developing flows, cutting them by as much as 50% for a couple of months. in that kind of context, there is going to be a hit. it will be felt by the economies with high current account deficits. those that have accumulated a lot of new credit. we have a number of economies credit expansion has been in excess of 20% of gdp over the last five years. not that there will be a crisis in them but this kind of expansion of financial conditions, these kinds of needs make them more vulnerable and therefore a potential cause for concern. >> are developing countries ready for tapering? i think by and large they are. if we look at what has occurred over the last -- for several weeks, it has been relatively smooth. what we has observed to some stress in a few economies were some of these imbalances in terms of political issues or in imbalances,estic that is where the pressure is being concentrated. we're going through a protest of increased volatility right now today and

and now it is devoted to poking fun or at least not taking seriously what isa and his committee are doingry clinton's enemies list. what is your take on it? >> just to ample about it is a track of which members of congress supported or endorsed her, which didn't, which were considered to have betrayed her. there is not a lot of hillary. it is mostly about her aids. which raises the question of whether christy did it or fostered a climate where it could occur. this isn't a pretty thing when you have well-known members of the senate and the list. >> we have pictures of people who ended up on the list. i am cynical, but this doesn't surprise me the staffers are keeping close tabs on who supported and who didn't. hillary thought all of the people why supported over the years would rally and they began to peal off and run to the other side that looked like they had a good chance. >> it is perfectly sensible if you are seeking congressional endorsement that you keep track of where they as you try to generate strategy. but after the fact if you are keeping a list still and bitter talk about who

charles will make us money with the sin isa corporation. charles: it is the twitter of china.t time mentioned it was november 11th, it is something with resistance at 93. will be $120 stock this year. stuart: this year? charles: the execution is cannot -- phenomenal. they will make a lot of money and it is not reflected in the shares yet. stuart: breaking news from capitol hill. the senate is about to begin voting on extending unemployment insurance, the first in a series of votes. president obama will push for this at a white house event in the next hour. a new book blast amazon's founder jeff bezos please the everything store paints amazon and its founder as ruthless, disingenuous, willing to do anything to undercut the competition. adam aleutians from fortune magazine reviewed the new book. anyone who reads it will feel the tee, his word, about shopping at amazon and we have adam with us. they are making out jeff bezos to be the next steve jobs. steve jobs was a very unpleasant guy on many occasions, very unpleasant to me on occasion, very unpleasant to work for. >> congrat

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turned out not to be a scandal when the ranking member of the house oversight competent reveals that isanformation and progressive groups are also targeted. benghazi, they tried to use that to unseat obama to elect mitt romney. no scandal there. so we're talking about how do you define a scandal. i don't see the others a scandal. jon: well, they did target conservative groups more often than they did any progressive ar -- >> the pea party groups at that time were in formation. that's why they were the targets. it was not based on politics. >> conservative groups were deliberately targeted and delays in the way the progressive groups weren't and some tea party groups still haven't gotten their status approved. no doubt that bridge gate is a national story. chris christie is a national figure who is thinking about running for president but the media has gone so overboard. there are a couple of sunday shows yesterday, jon, that went more than half an hour or more than 20 minutes before mentioning anything else and if you look at the initial coverage of theism r.s. scandal, the "new york tim

cruelty and abuse and marginal isas asian -- marginalization, and that is why al qaeda is growing again in iraq and now we need to all the efforts to come together to help iraq get rid of that danger in the region, like to emphasize that sudanese, kurds and arabs are quite , kurds and arabs are quiand arab to clean the country and they really need your help and i am quite sure at the end they will defeat terrorism in iraq. need help from the united states and the rest of the country to fight terrorism in iraq, likely needed. the day we need to help also to advise given advice to friends in iraq, the head of political groups to have something in the country. we believe that iraq is in not enough by itself because there is a society, cohesive society needed to fight terrorism and if you don't have these two factors things will be really difficult and as you know, the american army with its might could not defeat al qaeda unless they had the cooperation of the local people. that is why try to lift cruelty and be fair citizen of the regions and this is what we need to again so i would like

here is chairman daryl isa. >> i believe these documents do reflect ongoing potential loss of personallytifiable information belonging to the american people. however, if i am to take the administration at their word, there are no vulnerables unmitigated. when asking for briefings, i get told they have to be closed and that these documents cannot be released. administration cannot have it both ways. they can't both say these documents represent completely mitigated vulnerabilities and then say but they're a pathway so they can't be released. jon: let's bring in the associate editor and columnist for "the hill" and the senior correspondent for the "washington examiner." on that house hearing, computer security is very much in the news these days with the big hack of targets and knee man -- knee man marcus and other stars like that. if the house brings up whether the website is secure, that's not going to help drive traffic to obamacare, is it? >> it's not and i think it's interesting experts have come before the house and testified that the website is insecure, which i have likened to bei

. >> isa. >> he has 220 million i read somewhere. >> the assist to eleanor. 100 points.ial game eleanor is cleaning out here. >> before chris christie took over the news cycle a large part of the united states was at a stand still -- >> robert gates and his new book. >> incorrect. >> i'll finish the question for eleanor and question. a large part of the united states was a at a stand still because of this -- >> weather. >> blake? >> polar vortex. >> blake and thomas are tied with 300, eleanor officially have zero, unusually about 2,000 point. but we enter the 200-point round. easy to make this up. put 100 second on the clock we'll begin the 2000 point round with this. a former republican who won a seat in congress as a democrat -- thomas. >> charlie chris. >> hin correct. this long island congresswoman. >> carolyn mccarthy. >> i think that might be blake's home district. how many senator republicans on tuesday voted to kill a -- blake. >> five. >> incorrect. >> six. >> thomas. >> six. >> eleanor, you got to ring in. >> 200 to thomas. arizona senator john mccain suggested

dangers, whenl you get locked into negotiation nd, isas no end date in mi that sanctions regimes tendumble. it is a concern here. the u.s. government is going to need to keep a close eye on our countries, are entities, our companies being willing to fully comply with the sanctions. about the part is military option. president obama says the military option is on the table. that is met with a lot of skepticism around the world because president obama's campaign in 2008 around withdrawal from -- c entered around withdrawal from iraq and afghanistan. means what he says, it's important to reinforce the credibility of that message. thing you're hearing is that anyone who opposes this deal supports war. that is a false choice that's being presented. you really don't see that president obama is preparing for war if this negotiation. part. more sanctions is the most -- falls apart. more sanctions is the most likely outcome. it has been an awful shame that we have resorted to these false accusations of war mongering here in washington as part of this debate. host: the white house releasing a s

that isa business model deleterious to the public's right to have publicly funded research made available we have changed that and i think over time the way we fund nonprofit societies is going to change as well because he do provide a useful model -- they do provide a useful model. you cannot allow current business model to dictate the end result. , andu reference a document has to be part of the public record. if there is a fee, that assumes that the public has no interest. if i'm a contractor, maybe i can afford to pay the fee because i'm going to make money on that. there is a public interest in this. it is not just people in the business. right to public's know. is this a sufficient standard? the only way we'll find out is to have free access to it. put up a screen to that as part of the law is completely and wholly inappropriate. theree with mr. issa that is no copyright reforms that we should support that doesn't resolve this issue. i have listened with great interest and although there is academic interest in this, certainly the public spoke very loudly about sopa and i don't beli

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