>> he had a consecutive streak of 52 until he met jb last year. i will let jb talk about that. he won about half $1 million in prize money over his career and continues to be able to translate into breeding rights and fees. he is quite a rockstar for us. ,> if you want to get into this how did you? >> i was riding horses. i started writing the sheep. you never looked back. how many times have you been blocked off of a bronco? >> funny of times. a bunch of everything. it will happen writing bowls. going to happen. >> what kind of training do you go through? i do this at the gym. >> what do you do? do you just get on a bull? >> i catch cows, things like that. >> where did you do all of this? >> at home. >> did you always want to do this? >> yes, ever since i was little. >> what is it like to go against these animals? what kind of stats are we talking about? how mean can this animal be? .> they way 1600, 1700 pounds >> is a mostly all muscle? >> yes. some kind of jump around but he walks in there, he is calm, he does not go around. is ayou nod your head, it whole different story.

taking part and as a part of the delegation that is going to be with the nine member delegation going to jb to medical issues. that's also important. no malice in review what are some of the sec's expectations that this conference and though we know that. of course they've had some serious style. does that a dispute with in their wakes. the thing that is actually impossible possibility they can reach some kind of deal of discomfort the question claim because it sets a very difficult situation both sides are very undecided about what can happen whether there really some points that they do agree on the coalition in the assad government so we might see some minor progress for example on issues like humanitarian aid to both sides are willing to increase the flow of aid both sides are willing to discuss a prisoner exchange and also sometimes ceasefire as we saw from the sun go in there was a proposal for a level however these are minor issues. for the coalition. of course their input and issues for the people and suffering in syria. so in my knees eases some of the pain for serious however whet

but i'm a fan of jbs haldane once said, i'm paraphrasing, he said, the universe is not only stranger than we have imagined, it's perhaps stranger than we can imagine. and when you realize that i, you understand why some people don't need to read the science fiction. because black holes flaying stars in orbit around them and planets that have life forms undreamt of on earth, this is, we're speaking real stuff here. maybe that's as seductive as the imagination of someone standing on the frontier. >> one thing i took away from your planetarium show is that dark energy, is the increasing rate at which the universe is pulling itself apart, so how does it happen that we don't experience this expanding of universe as we walk down the street, or sit here in this ñr building? >> yeah, because you live 80 years instead of billions. if you lived billions of years, oh yeah. this would be, "hey, check that out. look what i noticed." yeah, i think about things you miss because of how short our time on earth is. i'll, the best example i can give is when you walk around, say, "oh, there's a nice, pu

. >> ba zynga, jb. they get the simulation games. wall street loves the news. >> and we've got a pop four puppy bowl to celebrate we have some puppies on set tonight with the rep of the big game. it is the tenth annual animal planet puppy bowls with puppy tackles and penalties. it airs at 3:00 p.m. these guys, max, buddy, charlie, lola, by the way, are all available for adoption this monday from the connecticut humane society. so if these guys don't take them home -- >> something's coming out of it. i'm not sure what's coming out of mine exactly. it's liquidy, moist. >> who's a good boy. who's a good boy. >> all right. let's do our final trades now. it's so fun having these puppies on set. >> these dogs could be creating a little fertilizer in our laps right now by potash. >> josh brown. >> i'm going with vca an tech which makes veterinary medicine. the ticker is wolf. >> we've got the ecba next week. you can buy eeuo. >> grasso. >> s.o. again the final trade. >> we've had a little mascot rivalry here. we've got miles of the broncos,

we can go out there to collin kaeper in this case in this case's jb to make sure it doesn't happen. >ne scrambling... >> needs to be hit. their job to hit the corner player. our job to protect the quarterback. >> i like. that >> mike shumann will have 49er coverage also a playoff sunday night. he tweeted out a picture today he is ready for the elements. that is a nice terminal look. any bank heist taking place in schu's vicinity merely a coincidence. who wants to take over university of texas following matt brown? coming off a win, warriors road trip continues in atlanta. david lee gets it to curry. the gas tank is running low. three with ten points faces up on paul millsap here. that is a bad shot they gave a horse moments ago, time expired, we'll show that highlight to you at 9:00 and 11:00. this second game winning spot >> very cool. >> thank you. >> and join me tonight at 9:00, shut down but to the forgotten. a chance at becoming a lasting piece of history. >> then at 11:00 stocks playing high. the embarrass gs situation after picking what she thought was a perfect hiding spot. or

out there to collin this case in this case's jb to make sure it doesn't happen. >> so someone scrambling needs to be hit. their job to hit the corner player. our job to protect the quarterback. >> i like. that >> mike shumann will have 49er coverage also a playoff sunday night. he tweeted out a picture today he is ready for the elements. that is a nice terminal look. any bank heist taking place in schu's vicinity merely a coincidence. who wants to take over university of texas following matt brown? coming off a win, warriors road trip continues in atlanta. lee gets it to curry. the gas tank is running low. three with ten points faces up on paul millsap here. that is a bad shot they gave a horse time expired, we'll show that highlight to you at 9:00 and 11:00. this second game winning spot >> very cool. >> thank you. >> and join me tonight at 9:00, shut down but to the forgotten. a chance at becoming a lasting piece of history. >> then at 11:00 stocks playing high. the embarrass gs situation after picking what she thought was a perfect hiding spot. or not. >> two back to back episodes of

tran is a delivery truck driver and told officials he's now quit his jb. he says he told his boss i don't think i'm going come in today, tomorrow, or ever. >> how many people would love to say that? he bought the ticket in san jose.. >> i wish him the best. i did. i wish him the best. he got his best. yeah. >> you did well yourself, too. >> yes. >> the store owner as you can see there gets $1 million for selling the ticket. tran wins $324 million before taxes. if he takes 30 year payout or $176 million before taxes if opting out for the lump sum. he's looking at $130 million or $130 million. >> he can afford to quit his job. >> he's going to be fine. >> yes. >> still head piecing together this bizarre accident >> a crack down on speeders and jaywalkers in one san francisco neighborhood besieged by fatal accidents. >> michael finney is taking your questions and will answer them here live just a little bit later. you can contact him on twitter >> taking a look at traffic in berkeley this, is the view of interstate 80678 it's bottled up on the righthand side

. >> jb hate he is working hard to make it right. is all that matters to me. e is working hard to make it right. the cold exhausting a crew that has been working since the snow started falling more than 24 hours ago. >> it is not easy. yeah, it is hard. >> in fairfax -- >> how bad it is determines -- depends on who you ask. at they are walking to lunch anyway and they are glad he did. >> we are going to burn our calories. talk to a lot of people today who had the same attitude and others who said no, thank you. between 3:00 and 6:00 this estimated 1000 people without power. now after a lot of work, that number is down to less than 50. abc 7 news. residents along 23rd street woke up cold and without power. just toshoveled snow stay warm. meanwhile in northeast d.c., and enormous fallen tree downed power lines and damaged the car in one neighborhood. at three clocked the road, as you see there. neighbors heard a big boom. brad bell traveled throughout prince george is and anne arundel county to see how people were dealing with the icy conditions and is checking

it will have an adverse effect on those who are struggling and seeking jbs for those who are workingare being artificially suppressed because of the large number of immigrantshat we have allowed. neil: i have to tell you that the speaker seems hot to get immigration done. so how do you feel about that? >> well, i'm concerned that the use leadershi which has taken a variety of positions on immigration, i'm concerned that they will cave and get it into amnesty and that they are going to be a part of that. >> increasingly it has been anti-some of the morore conservative members, yourself included. >> absolutely. there are a number of us that share that concn although we don't know for sure what the speaker's position will be this time. we are anxiously awaiting for his new principle that is supposed to be promulgated sometime this month. the one it sound like you're not a big fan. >> i am not. what can happen is good for our country? not much. congress has been ratified by the senate and thereafter must be signed by the president of the uned states and we have two bodies from the white

i met jb in the late 90s. met her at a place where you think she did almost all of their business. it was the superstore baby love in broward county. debbie spent a lot of time there in a few years that followed because she was having little kids, as the side. i joined her in the legislature almost immediately and became friends with her because frankly, she led a battle against so many things that are wrongheaded in this state. for me, having her around was an incredible opportunity. i have always viewed at the -- debbie as the younger sister and older sister. i mean is the younger sister, little sister because she is younger and littler. [laughter] but i viewed her as a big sister because of really the kind of role model she has been to me in any public servant who wants to fight for progressive causes in this country. this is a person of incredible passion and principles. that's why it always looked up to her. i've watched her in so many battles. i've watched her say jeb bush over the terry schiavo case. i

but the big news will come from wall street were jb morgan chase and wells fargo will lead the way come ushering in the work order bank earnings season. and it is bank of america stern on wednesday. also wednesday, the federal reserve will sum up u.s. economic conditions in their report known as the beige, two weeks before the bom see has to consider whether to continue but -- continue tapering bond purchases. we will hear from ben bernanke, the day after. he will be at the brookings institution, one of his last addresses as federal reserve chairman. also wednesday, goldman sachs and citigroup entered [indiscernible] 30% ink stocks gained the past 12 months, despite rising legal costs. also, friday, we will hear from general electric when they report fourth-quarter results. more in the weeks news earnings news for you right here on bloomberg television. rtu. theanta claus has reached international space station. it has come about with the arrival of a private enterprise caps on. capsule.e enterprise couldn't -- ita is carrying equipment done long- awaited christmas presents for the astr

also check out fed ex and jb hunt transportation. remember, they are to the downside.oday, they did touch a record so a quick turnaround for those transport stocks. back to you. >> thank you, dom. >>> the target ceo gregg steinhafel speaking for the first time since the company's cybersecurity breach exclusively on cnbc with becky quick. the retail giant under fire for the number of days it took to initially disclose the hack attack to its payment system, exposing millions of credit cards and debit card numbers. some of the information stored on them. steinhafel said he was devastated when he heard about the attacks and is making the data breach his top priority. he also spoke about what businesses need to do in the u.s. >> in the united states, we are using stripe technology and that's old technology. there is a better way and it's called emv technology. >> is that the chip? >> that's the chip technology that's very pervasive and a well-established standard globally throughout the world. we think it's time for america to make that commitment to get to that standard. t

>> jb's perfectly right. one, a little bit of hypocrisy here. guy's made a lot of movies where violence is the main catch. all of a sudden he says he hates guns. >> and how much has he profited off of those moes. >> and the idea that further division is the answer when it comes to guns is unintelligent. if they can find some way everybody can get on the same page, then i think he might have more success. >> we will see. >> thanks pamela. >> no problem. >>> coming up next on "new day," the brick and mortar blues. retailers rocked by sagging holiday sales with more people than ever shopping online. could your favorite store be in trunl? >>> and were feathers permanently russelled? duck dynasty is back. we have the answer straight ahead. >>> welcome back. let's go around the world now. starting in russia where president putin is visiting sochi today. we have the latest on the ongoing security concerns there. >> reporter: putin is in sochi today to meet with olympic volunteers. they will help visitors. putin's goal is to maintain a positive message

one in four jobs, did an analysis based on zip codes because of the city, we find out who gets the jbs, and surprise, surprise, the jobs go to areas of white majorities of codes in the city. minorities lost huge numbers of jobs downtown. when we look at the policies and who benefits from it, it's clear what's happening, and rather than reducing equity in the city, the policies of the administration are furthering the divide. all that to say, what do we do? what we'd like to talk about is wwhd, and part of the reality of, you know, living here in chicago is that we have to look 30 years ago to look at the last time there was a political ofment in the city, and i think what we have to think about is what do we learn from the movement, and what does it take at this moment to move forward the vision for the city or taking back chicago. this, what we experiment with now, and i don't think it's rocket science, but it's about organizing, strategy, and having a frame work that's clear and political and in everything b l what -- what the issues are and understanding them. it's alive, and it was

we underestimate how much they need resurrection versus jb morgan. about their relationship. orbat is mike own meals man. , theybody has forgotten now represent only six percent of the assets. at's success was getting rid of the things that they didn't want. the need for strategic focus. that is why they fold solomon smith barney. >> this is the point. he executed on strategy. >> in on cost. they shaved four percent of their operating expense in 2014 -- 2013. >> if the helicopter pad is ok -- >> it is fine. it will only go 10 kilometers. we will leave it there. >> hans nichols -- helicopter watch. we will come back for the meetings in davos. don't forget, later this morning, stephanie ruhle will make an appearance in new york. it is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning. this is midtown manhattan. not light out yet. at least it is not snowing. record low temperatures. >> you can see that we are still cold here. >> i am scarlet fu. here with michael mckee and brendan greeley. >> we will start in davos talking about iran. they say they won a nucl

it's up at 13.62 and they moved and announced acquisition of two companies, so we're seeing jbs jumpingou something, about 20 years ago, maybe 15 years ago, i remember jds uniphase, before you were even born, i remember jds uniphase was worth more than general motors and ford combined. do you remember those days. nicole: wow. stuart: that was about 1997, 1998, somewhere around there. it fell a long way, but now it's up 7%. nicole, a history lesson to you youngsters. thank you very much. the exercise celebrity richard simmons making the rounds in a new obamacare outreach video. this one, taxpayers spent 1.3 million on it despite california's big dollar budget shortfall. monica crowley is here. can't wait to hear what you're going to say about richard simmons. >> you have seen this video, actually they did a six hour live stream two weeks ago and turned it into the shorter version of this video. my big regret, i cannot see this, my eyes, my eyes! >> the fact that the taxpayers had to fork out $1.3 million on this kind of absurdity to sell obamacare, if the white house is correct and obama

we have also been hearing a report out of the new york times that jb morgan's jamie dimon is going toay rise. his pay was cut by half last year to $11.5 million. just mentioning samsung, let's talk about microsoft. it rose in late trading after hours. the company topped estimates. revenue climbed 14% to a record $24.5 billion and microsoft is in one of the biggest transitions in a decade. what we didn't get was news on the new ceo. it is a company that is certainly in the process of reorganization. it is absorbing nokia's handset unit but we still don't know who is going to be running that company. we do know who is running unicredit because he joins us now from davos. continuing our conversation on italy, we have just spoken to the nation's capital bank governor. let's talk to the chief executive of the country's biggest bank. federico ghizzoni joins us now. he has led the bank since 2010. let's talk about the bank and the economy. good morning to you. we have been hearing from the governor of the central bank. he says that deflation is not a concern in italy, in the eurozone. christ