a former california state highway patrol officer named joe david. wouldn't talk with cnn on camera but a glance at what his company charges police agencies shows his training isn't cheap. the lowest price for a police force to attend according to this price list is a bit over $8,000. and the top end? $145,000. >> why would a police department spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to go to a seminar which is something you learn in a police academy? >> well they say they teach them more than the police academy. specialized knowledge to teach these officers how to do it even better. i believe the training encourages them to take more cash because the more cash they take the more cash joe david is going to get in training materials. >> reporter: joe david told us he couldn't answer written questions about how many officers he trained or how much money he's made because of a lawsuit filed by downy. as for see sures, he said the purpose is not to take and seize funds belonging to innocent people. is to seize funds tied to criminal activity but there have

is going to get in training materials. >> joe david told us he couldn't answer written questions aboutr how much money he's made because of a lawsuit filed by downey on behalf of us poker players. he claims it's only a small part of his business which also helps officers go after people ranging from terrorists to kidnappers. as for cash seizures he said quote, the purpose is not to take and seize funds belonging to innocent people. the purpose is to seize funds when they are tied to criminal activity. but there have never been any charges that the money taken from these two men has been tied to criminal activity. >> what has this done to your life? >> it's made me aware of things i was unaware of and made me angry. you know it's not only this type of conduct that we're having problems with police these days and how can you not be angry and saddened? >> the men still want the rest of their money back that $10,000 kept by the state of iowa. so far, though iowa is not giving it back and is not backing down. gary tuchman, cnn. >> wow. what a report. gary thank you for that. >>> coming up m

a former california state highway patrol officer named joe david.nn on camera. a glance at what his company charges shows his training isn't cheap. the lowest price according to this price list is a bit over $8,000. and the top end, $145,000. >> why would a police department spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to go to a seminar for just something you learn in the police academy? >> they say they have specialized knowledge to teach these officers how to do it even better. i believe it encourages them to take more cash because the more cash they take, the more cash joe david is going to get in training materials. >> he couldn't answer written questions because of a lawsuit filed on behalf of those poker players. he claims it's only a small part of his business, which also helps officers go after people ranging from terrorists to kidnappers. he said the purpose is not to take and seize funds belonging to innocent people. the purpose is to seize funds when they are tied to criminal activity. but there have never been any charges that the money taken

. >> good afternoon joe david u duffey dbi the permit that is the jurisdiction requests is on filed on august 21st, 2014, and it was issued on the 3rd of october 2014 it went through building inspection and through the city planning the building inspection plan context and got approved was compliant with the media room and add one bedroom and bathroom and rear deck on second floor the complaint was a complaint filed on august 13th was received by dbi said they're working beyond the scope they realized they were filing the permit now the request is on for that's why the wording is on there not a stop order issue of the notification the bureaucracy that's the department the distinction within our department that does the notification only certain types it's called notification of certain additions notify the adjacent neighbors on both sides and the neighbors on the backside of the property i have a copy of the letter sent by dbi i asked the clerical people how they do that they send it out by regular mail i can put it on the overlay i think the one we're looking at was 2236 avenue. >> so

i think this is what they used to say on that tv show, a damn good cup of joe. david: it is damn good for the stock after hours. you see a nice pop there mike, talk about the impact of the dollar on invets of the would you change your portfolio as a result of the strengthening dollar? it will only get stronger, right? >> i think so. this is trend going on for years now. to me, the way it would change my portfolio, if i found out one of the companies i own was not hedged properly i probably get rid of it because i question the logic behind the cfo and treasurer of the company. if they're not handling the stronger dollar more than likely continue i would likely change my portfolio. i would not change earnings based on impact of stronger dollar abroad. a lot of multinational corporations are exposed to several different currencies at once. there is somewhat of a natural hedge there. david: talk about financials. they had one of the best days in about a month. mark, american express was down today. that was the one laggard. you pick ad stock, discover, in market watch the

a former california state highway patrol officer named joe david.ce agencies shows his training isn't cheap. the lowest price for a police force to attend according to this price list is a bit over $8,000 and the top end, $145,000. >> why would a police department spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to go to a seminar which is something you learn in the police academy? >> well they say they teach them more than they'll learn in the police academy. that they have specialized knowledge to teach these officers how to do it even better. i believe the training encourages them to take more cash because the more cash they take, the more cash joe david is going to get in training materials. >> reporter: joe david told us he couldn't answer written questions about how much money he's made because of a lawsuit filed by downy on behalf of those poker players. he claims it's only a small part of his business which also helps officers go after people ranging from terrorists to kidnappers. as for cash seizures he said quote, the purpose is not to take and seiz

reporting live, i'm joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> david munos diaz now faces three felony charges related to that saturday arson. >>> we had a camera tonight at a bart meeting when it got rowdy. protesters interrupted as things were just getting started. they want bart to dismiss charges against 14 people who were arrested. part of a black lives matter protest back in november. bart wants those 14 people to pay $70,000 in restitution. they chained themselves to a train and disrupted service for hours. the group could pay back the money by doing community service instead. the final decision is in the hands of the alameda county da. >>> five construction workers were hurt this afternoon when part of the highway 101 bypass bridge collapsed. one worker was trapped under the debris for a while. he and two others have major injuries tonight. two other workers were slightly hurt. all of this is part of a $210 million bypass that will route 101 traffic around willis. and san jose firefighters rescued a man trapped underneath his own car. they say that he ran over himself. sort of. he was working on

joe." with us on set we have david igoumenitsaig ignatius. >> obviously, mika -- >> every front page. >> not only in this country, across europe across the world all telling the absolutely terrible terrible events that unfolded yesterday morning in paris. >> look at this. >> here's the "financial times." "usa today" -- i tell you what a picture that symbolized in a great way the protest last night a cold chilly night in paris. not afraid. and, of course the local tabloids, no mercy, the "daily news" right before the horrific moment we saw online and then showed you. but, mika it continues. there was a lot of information last night, some of it correct, some of it not correct. let's get everybody up to date with the very latest including, unfortunately, another death this morning of a police officer in pa rice. >> we're following that breaking news. it's in the suburb of a paris after the "charlie hebdo" attack. nbc confirmed a police officer was shot and seriously wounded while investigating a traffic accident. now there are reports, other reports saying that officer is dead. a street sweeper

david: joe? >> seahawks even though i'm a hacker fan. liz: i wonder how don hodges would pick, he passed last week, our sympathy to the hodges family. he was a great value investor. david: and created an institution that will live on. tech giant xerox falling more than 3% after the company cut outlook citing currency pressures. liz: the strong dollar, had you watched our show earlier this week, that news wouldn't have surprised you. >> take out two names that might get whacked by currencies once again because they haven't figured out how to gain a stronger dollar? >> dana holding is one of them. i don't like talking about the negatives. i'd like to talk about the positives. xerox has gotten hit in the past too. david: he knew. liz: one of the most highly anticipated super bowls as the reigning champs seattle seahawks taking on the new england patriots sunday. david: cheryl casone at the heart of it all in the nfl experience in phoenix, arizona. cheryl, you had good interviews. >> thank you so much. fans are flooding in now. picking up ste

it's an extra hour of david murphy that's okay by me. >>> vice president joe biden will go to saudi arabia to honor king abdullah. he worked to modernize the ultraconservative muslim kingdom. his half mother prince has been named his predecessor. >>> conference allows democrats to strategy guise over the next two years. >>> let's talk about our first look at business. monthly rent keep rising in philadelphia, but not as much this past year. as isillo said rent went up 2%. >>> customers who bought the cheapest version of turbo tax found out they have to buy the most expensive version of their software if they sold as little as a single stock. >>> futures are slightly higher today after the big gain on wall street. look at that, the dow up 259 yesterday. we'll see how things go at the opening bill. >>> funnier guy is on the site launched a weather forecast. i guarantee our app is more local and accurate. >>> authorities look for what sparked a fire at a new jersey apartment complex. >>> four people are killed as a small plane crashes into an explosive warehouse in florida. >> we're getting m

. >> heidi joe castro reporting and thank you. davids is a firearms and tactic trainer for law enforcement and founder and ceo of global security group and in the studio tonight and david welcome. give me reaction to the video, did they follow procedure? >> there are questions and don't know everything that happened because we don't have audio and unfortunately this is a tragedy because this is a woman who was not evil but mentally unbalanced and i don't care who it is if someone lunges with means to take your life you have to choice and this young girl was not helped during the course of her illness and she wounds up coming to this end. >> there are a number of questions and first of all the taser didn't work right? >> they said she was tasered but he was in contact with her and if you tase somebody you break contact or you will get the voltage itself and it's hard to see and i don't know if it malfunctioned because the you tase somebody and felt it it's very effective. so it didn't work for whatever reason. and they went to other mean

david: terrific discussion, thank you very much. dan neiman, ron wiener, nicole petallides, joe cusack, and scott shellady. >>> dangerously cold temperatures as arctic air blasts the country. cheryl: rick reichmuth on how long the freezing temperatures last, rick? >> we have a little bit to goechl it's january, we have a long way to go. the cold blast, overnight lows, 9 degrees in memphis, 7 in tulsa. 17 in mobile. that is cold to get that cold, and we have not recovered all that much. in the 30s across texas and oklahoma. 28 in memphis, 30s toward the panhandle of florida. it's cold. and then another batch of cold air coming in behind this little clipper system. not a lot of moisture with this, but we'll get some snow across the big city, chicago, couple inches of snow, and around the great lakes, we're going to see more snow over the next couple of days as well. that's the wind moving through with. it take a look what's going to happen windchill wise, this pink color, the darker the pink, the colder the air, you see what happens, it dives down again overnight tonight, and talk

joe vazquez. >> what happened to all the pylons? that and every other possible question -- >>> david letterman is next with jeff goldblum. >> we wille more on the bridge closure for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. a remarkable thing has happened. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who

joe johns, cnn, washington. >> we have david gallo of the oceanographic institution us with now.ou know, the poor visibility, strong currents and the java sea. weather is better today but not great. it is causing so much of a problem to find what is left of this plane. how much more difficult does it become as the days go on and on to find maybe the smaller pieces of this plane? >> sure. for the families involved, it's painfully difficult. but you know, even out there as part of the team, you feel that pressure. you want to be able to bring some closure to the families even though it's not much. it does. the teams get out of rhythm. you just can't start and stop without disrupting. you want to be going 24/7 every single day. this very disruptive so far. >> our gary tuchman, he's there in surabaya. the indonesian government says that aids concluded there is a strong possibility the engine iced due to the weather there. and the engine stalled. and then the plane crashed. based on the evidence that black box has not been found. what we know and what has been found thus far, do you b

we have joe jim men necessary of novartis a swiss company. -- jimenez. david names we'll be watching. time for number one thing to watch. jeff saut, raymond james chief investment strategist. i don't know if you heard news. but there is apparently a deal, according to "der spiegel," with ecb and german bundesbank that would be acceptable to germans they were sticklers for new ecbqe plan. they would only be allowed to buy the sovereign debt of their respective companies, if one of them defaults germany wouldn't let them be holding the bag. will that deal work? >> that is one of the rumors that circulated today that cause ad throw back rally as technician would describe it. you will get announcement next week by bank of japan. i'm watching that closely. you will also get ecb announcement t would not surprise to see a lean towards quantitative easing by draghi. david: boy, if they have a deal the germans could go for, that would really move the market. liz: 500 billion or more of. that we'll be seeing that. thank you very much. david: have a safe trip. liz: that.

joining me right now to talk about it in our round table, joe madison, jackie kucinich, senior politics editor for "the daily beast" and davidn. it seems that the president -- cokie roberts said it was a democratic speech. of course it was. the government is going to play a positive role, give more of a tax break to regular people, get people in jobs, technical education through community college, stuff for people who vote democrat. is he saying to hillary clinton, i want you to do the same thing? >> it's a familiar baton for her. if you look back at what she pushed in 2008, she talked about making the tax rate go back to the same one in the 1990s and she talked about a lot of the same things. we've seen her start talking more and more and more about the middle class and since senator warren has been around. >> 85% of democrats want hillary to run. this party is usually in disarray. democrats in disarray. it doesn't seem to be happening. >> you know, the interesting thing about obama is that i think he has always played the long game. he seems to have this vision that extends beyond the immediate horizon. it's been throughou

marshalling the resources that we have. >> joe wants to get to david ignatius but quickly, ian, we hadu had your list of top hot spots around the world. and isis was lower down. does this change anything? >> number one was the politics of europe. >> there you go. >> it was the great concern, the grave concern that you've got very divided, very deeply divided societies in france perhaps top among them 8% of the population is muslim and as much as we want to say all of france is together with these demonstrations, 34% in 2014 supported a poll for the the front national which is the radical antiimmigration far right party in france. they did not participant in these nonadministrations. france is a very deeply divided society. you're going to see much more of this. >> they were not invited to participant. >> well, you know -- >> which actually by not being invited to participate they actually played right into their hands. >> the government said they invited them. lapin said she wasn't invited. clearly she wasn't invited to play a significant role. this is an etch for the by the establishm

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. >> david, how many of these republicans are looking at the joe biden model and running -- going ton this presidential campaign to push themselves up for consideration for vice president? >> well, i don't hear a lot of vice presidential names there. if you're thinking who are the vice presidential likelies, they're not in that mix at all. martinez, mike portman, people who represent important must-run states and are going to bring some type of ballast to where the top of the ticket is going to lead in probably a pretty conservative direction, so there needs to be someone on the ticket that leads more toward the center of the party. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. >>> coming up, what we know about that massacre in africa. 2,000 killed by boko haran. >>> and later, he had a lot of support until he started talking about vietnam. then lyndon johnson turned against him and the "new york times" turned against him. that's in the rewrite. curling up in bed with a favorite book is nice. but i think women would rather curl up with their favorite man. but here's the thing: about half

joe." mark halperin harold ford jr., sarah eisen, thomas roberts, david ignatius all still with us.game last night. >> really good stuff, right? >> right. >> people were glued to the television set. let's give everybody a recap of what happened because we have the seahawks hosting the packers in the nfc championship. we know what mark feels about certain teams. but several early turnovers by the seahawks helped green bay jump out to the 16-0 lead. by the end of the first half we thought it was clear. but that score would have been higher but the packers were forced to settle for three field goals. seattle finally gets onboard. third quarter. using trickery. a field goal gets them in the end zone on a 19-yard pass from the holder john ryan. but the storing was for the seahawks until about 2:00 left in the fourth quarter. >> from the 1, it's third and goal. here's wilson keeping it for the touchdown. good kick up into the air. it is loose and recovered by seattle. here's lynch. lynch, touchdown! >> marshawn lynch right there. seahawks recover an onside kick. at the 2:00 they score aga

hillary clinton. 85% want her to run. 40% say vice president joe biden should do it. 23% favor elizabeth warren. julie roginsky is here and daviding organization. david, the field keeps getting bigger for republicans. lindsay graham was making waves saying he may throw his hat in the ring as well. that poll, is that because of name recognition that mitt romney's at the top and jeb bush is at the top or because people really want them to run? >> it's an interesting poll. it is not a reliable indicator of what's to come. what is a reliable indicator is those that look at the macro view of voters' opinions. on that a december 2014 poll by nbc news and "wall street journal" said 71% of americans want a different direction than what they're currently getting under barack obama. so to my fellow republicans, i say, it's like a relationship. unless you're in love, don't get married. let's date around right now. >> i didn't know david was going to be giving us dating advice today. not that you or i could take it. >> we're both married. >> it's not surprising hillary clinton, 85%. what will happen if she doesn't run? >> the democrats are

you see netanyahu, angela merkel david cameron is there and yet president obama wasn't there. we didn't see vice president joee heard differing things. some people in france are wondering why he didn't come. others are saying you know it's not a big deal. yet i think a lot of americans are wondering if this may have been a mistake. do you think the president should have gone bobby? >> i think the united states should have been represented by a high official, whether the president himself or the vice president. this is ma vice presidents do. this is vice presidency 101. joe biden is very popular. almost every one of those people you see on this film almost every one of them knows joe biden personal. >> i he was on the senate foreign relations committee, he knows them. >> he's great at this sort of thing. france is america's oldest ally america's first ally. it feels wrong. >> there were many ways the administration could have shown solidarity on this issue in a stronger way and it fits into a couple narratives that critics of the administration have had not just recently but for years in that the president see

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> the man accused of setting fire to at least one car in san francisco's castro district appeared in court today. david munos diaz has only been charged with setting one car on fire. police are investigating whether he's behind about 20 recent arson cases in that neighborhood. a judge set bail at half a million dollars. that's unusually high for an arson case but the suspect's criminal past makes it an exceptional case. diaz was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for choking a man to death in 2011 and setting the victim's body on fire. >>> other bay area headlines a scary wake-up call for neighbors in pacifica. this grass fire burned pretty close to dozens of homes. started about 3:30 this morning. burned about five acres. neighbors doused the flames with fire hoses. >>> today is the first day of a major road closure in san jose. the intersection of sierra road and lundy avenue will be shut down for nine months. that will allow crews to work on the b.a.r.t. extension. the big job here will be digging a tunnel so the rail line can go below the intersection. b.a.r.t. service is expected to be done in

david stockman. don't miss it. futures now.cnbc.com at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> we'll be there. >>> joe been ramping up his trading of crude futures in the past week. why is that? >> i think when you look back at 2014 a lot of the conversation was at about being a stock pickers environment, we beat up the hedge fund community, said macro trading was difficult to do. it appears to me in the conversations i'm having with other people, macro trading is back again in the month of january and that's very good for the exchanges, very good for the investment banks that unfortunately in q4 had trading revenue that did not look so good. i would imagine a good macro trading enwill bode well for them and good for the hedge fund community. right now the thing to do is to look at the fact that you've got the u.s. dollar up 5% in one month, 20% move in bond yields, 20% move in crude oil. macro trading is good right now, sets up well for february. remember last february was the strongest month for 2014, up over 4%. i think it's good for momentum names and going to be a positive one. the cautiousness t

was up there so we have the work of david and the magnificent work which to of the engineer himself. we got to know lot of nice people. >> [inaudible] >> have joe's grandfather be inspired him to become an iron worker. i did know my grandfather. i appreciate the question he died when i was in rare of the teens but we did see him often. i know about him when he and my cousins would misbehave he would shake and we knew he was coming. [laughter] my father and my local are all the ironworkers i was young that the time but i know they used to hang out and talk about it but what i've learned is how to be a man, how to be a good man it did inspire me to want to get into the business. also thank you to gay talese for reaching out to me because he asked for informational my grandfather and to learn more about him through my eighth aunt who is here tonight i really didn't know so that really helped me to discover pitchers of my father had with local and my grandfather. >> if you were not an iron worker what do you thank you would have done? >> i wanted to be a forum in. [laughter] >> a good answer. >> a little bit about the physical the you were saying you

david thank you. smoke and flames forced a family from their home, on girard avenue crew arrived to find flames pouring from the attic fort naltly nobody was hurt. >>> president obama and vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia next week, they are in town to attend the house democratic caucus retreat. the president will be there on thursday and the vice president on friday, we are told that more details of the visit will be released in the coming day. from our new jersey newsroom governor, chris christie announced a team to help get atlantic city back on its feet, he held his third summit meeting in a.c., and announced a team to help bring life into the struggling resort. one is kevin orr he helped to guide detroit through bankruptcy. four casinos closed last year and three more are in bankruptcy. they currently generate 3.5 billion in revenue down from 5 billion a few years ago. >>> philadelphia city council is in session today after taking a month off for the holidays council will take up the mandatory sick bill, and darryl clark says that affordable housing is a priority this year. >> we'll have more than $300,000 on the street for affordable house can you'll hear an announce

joe vasquez reports on the suspect's background and neighbors' reaction to his arrest. >> grabbed the hose, come out of the garage. >> reporter: when davidaying it down with his hose and said this man -- >> that's the guy. >> reporter: -- appeared out of nowhere. >> he's looking at me in the face. doesn't say anything, but takes the hose in a friendly manner to help put out the fire. >> reporter: the man he identified from a mug shot is david diaz, the man police arrested last night for arson. he's only charged with one case, but police are investigating the possibility he's responsible for more of the 20 or so arson cases that recently plagued the neighborhood. this video shows a man with a strong resemblance to munos diaz. >> not a surprise. >> reporter: what doesn't surprise you about this? >> i guess because he had had a past. >> reporter: that past refers to 2011 when he was arrested for murder after choking a man to death after having sex in a park and setting the victim's body on fire. he claimed the murder was an accident and panicked when he set the fire. the jury agreed and convicted him of a lesser sentence. he got out of jail

court is also considering, the two big ones, but judy, david's made the point before about the velocity with which this issue has moved. on may 6, 2012, joe the vice president of the united states said he was comfortable with same-sex marriage and it upabsolutely exploded. how could he do this? he put the president in a terrible position. that was three years ago. now rob portman announcing he was going to run for republican he would have been the first republican candidate to endorse same-sex marriage. this issue moved so fast. 36 states. there's a little bit of anti-climactickic feel even though it's of great importance constitutionally. >> you have to go back to the years of prejudice against gays and lesbians and it's washing away. you ask how did it happen. partly, act activism. that'spartly people getting to know each other. tv shows with gays and lesbians changed rapidly. then the two issues that have been central in the last ten to twenty years is gayes in military and gay marriage. so by saying we just want to be married and serve in the military, people were coming out and coming out with full indignity that showed respect for t

trick where it makes it look like it's coming from barack obama or joe biden, people figured it out six years ago. >> really? >> sorry, davidw. we're going to have a lot of stories like this as the democratic party sort of becomes hillary's over the next two years. >> obama sort of always had his own structure, many would have liked to have seen it go through the recognizing what will happen when there's no more obama. that's been concerning people for a while. a lot of democrats will be upset if obama doesn't help out hillary or whoever it is this will. >> this will be a test on whether or not he wants her to win. >> there's no test that he wants her or another democratic to win. he has been saying what he wanted to see over the next 15 years. >>> this is from nbcsan diego.com, a california law making it harder to skip vaccinations. fewer california parents opted out of vaccinations last year. there's that measles outbreak that started in disneyland last month that hit 78 people it may be a wake up call for people in california, maybe people outside california as well. not that -- it's smartd to get to get vaccination vacc

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joe biden. it's wonderful to see you. congratulations. it's a great day. >> this is our son david. >> hey david. you stand next to me. hey says. >> hi, debbie. nice to meet you. >> i am the smart one. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] okay, we have got one up top there. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [laughter] >> it's a pleasure to meet you. nice to see you. joni. it's getting late. how are you? >> this is vice president joe biden. >> how are you? [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> hey man. dad you were going to stand in the middle and hold your bible and less you want your daughter too. put your left hand on the bible and major right hand. you've got it right. you are being sworn in. and you were an army ranger. left hand on the bible. you put your left hand on the bible and raise your right hand. and you can get right in the middle. here we go. >> do you solemnly swear to protect and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any

joe beat the pack and what our panelists are picking this year. barry banister reveals his top investments for 2015, investor david westin, we're talking all the biges and whether a big deal is in the cards this year. kayla, see you in about ten minutes or so. look forward to it. >> thanks, scott. >>> the new year bring positive trends for facebook, amazon, netflix, pandora, according to a report by sun trust robinson humphrey and survey monkey. what does 2015 look like? joining us at post nine sun trust managing director and analyst bob peck. happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you. >> give us the highlights of this survey and why you think facebook, pandora, netflix, others could see positive momentum. >> we poll every month about 1500 people and make key trends, survey monkey, david goldberg, and what's interesting when you follow the trends over time you get key issues. one of the big bear thesises is facebook is not cool with the young people and not using it. when you look at the data, though, that's not true at all. you see very high usage levels that continue along and have been steady around 75% or so. >> maybe a higher age median

joe concha, thanks very much for stopping by. after the break, what happens >>> if you're an expert who appears on tv, it's not a good sign when british prime minister david cameron says you are clearly an idiot and he choked on his porridge. emerson really stepped in it during an appearance on fox's justice with jeanine pirro. emerson expanded the growing of no go zones. >> in britain, it's not just no go zones. there are cities like birmingham that are totally muslim and non-muslims simply don't go in. >> getting all kinds of abuse on twitter, emerson to his credit offered a fuel throated apology. i am clearly in error for which i am sorry. i am issuing this correction about the city of birmingham. i do not intend to justify or mitigate my mistake by stating that i had relied on other sources because i should have been more careful. >> and judge janine said she should not have let it go unchallenged. speaking of mistakes by the way, several news outlet wrongly identified emerson with the huffington post calling him a fox news contributor, fox news expert and fox news idiot rather than just a guest. >>> and a wapo reporter has been detained for months. h

joe cirincione and we have frank gaffney, former president of the security policy. good to have you both. the president mentioned in the press conference with david he will veto any legislation coming from congress to the same end to make sure the nuclear talks continue to go well coring to his assessment. why do you think we should stay the course? >> the u.k. prime minister cameron said remember, he is the head of the conservative party in great britain, give these talks a chance to succeed. we're very close to a final deal. we've been talking for almost a year. the talks frozen iran's program they rolled it back in certain important aspects. iran is further away from a bomb now than they were two years ago. we're very close to clinching a deal that would permanently stop iran from getting a bomb, td roll the program back a any further. a new sanctions bill from congress would kill these talks. that's what cameron said. he begged the republican senators not to pass this new bill give the talk as chance to succeed. if the take talks fail there is are plenty of time to put sanctions on then. jenna: the legislation, it is, it is a large bill, supp

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david. >>> a veteran east bay teacher is on paid leave after being arrested and charged with committing lewd acts with a student. 49-year-old joe was arrested last friday night. school district officials called police after learning of an inappropriate physical relationship with a female student. school officials say they don't think there are any other victims but they want anyone with information to contact union city police. >>> more now on the massive man hunt for the three suspects involved in a terrorist attack in paris today. terrorists shot and killed eight journalists and cartoonists. they were also shooting people at random. they killed two policemen as well. authorities say the three gunmen have ties to a yemeni terrorist network. we have reaction in san francisco from mike mibach. >> reporter: this is belldon place, often named the french quarter of san francisco. today there is conversation about the terrorist attack in paris. >> it is shocking. >> i am stunned. i cannot believe it. it is insane. >> eric cline is owner of the french restaurant ploufe. >> we make fun of the president. of his private life. of everyth

joe franklin to celebrate his birth day. laughlin posted pictures on instagram and these are just a few of them. noticeably missing the olson twins and davide song, everywhere you look. >> love that show. shirleen thanks very much. >>> our live team coverage of the impending nor'easter continues after the break. plus philadelphia police release frightening surveillance video showing a man using an assault rifle to hold up a store. >>> and the coast guard springs into action in hawaii after a pilot ran out of gas mid fly. as it turns out it was the second small plane to go down in that same area for the same reason in two days' time. >> ♪♪ i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! make your house the house when you get more from verizon fios the tv service rated #1 in hd picture quality and signal reliability based on customer satisfacti

joe: better pizza. peyton: better football papa: papa john's. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." president obama says he will veto additional sanctions on iran. the president and prime minister davidod united against tampering with ongoing nuclear talks with the country. >> we agree the international community needs to remain united as we seek a comprehensive diplomatic solution. additional sanctions on iran at this time would undermine that international unity and set back our chances of a diplomatic solution. >> further sanctions at this point won't actually help to bring the talks to a successful conclusion. >> i will veto a bill that comes to my desk and i will make this argument to the american people as to why i'm doing so. and i respectfully request them to hold off for a few months to see if we have the possibility of solving a big problem without resorting potentially to war. >> diplomatic negotiations with iran have been underway for nearly a year. a bipartisan senate bill would impose new rounds of increased sanctions. john kerry met with iranian officials today in paris. some democrats are pushing the president for more sanctions. we'll bring you the latest as the stor

joe weisenthal and olivia sterns. thank you for staying with me through the opening bell. you will not want to miss the upcoming interview with davidirman of economic advisers on-the-job send the keystone news. mohamed el-erian is going to be joining us to give his take on where jobs are headed and where the euro is. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> the surprising jobs report out this morning. the u.s. economy added 252,000 jobs. i want to get some reaction from the wyman -- white house, from david furman. also joining me now is bloomberg view columnist and former pimco ceo, mohamed el-erian. jason, i want to start with you. is the president prepared to make a final decision on keystone given that this was one of the hurdles he mentioned that he needed to wait for before he would decide on keystone. >> this is a process that is being undertaken at the state department and there are a lot of elements to that process. i don't have anything new to say to you about that. i have not looked at the decision. >> does it not change the game in some ways without the president goes about it? >> this is a process that is happening at the state departm

minister david cameron, german chancellor angela merkel as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president mahmoud abbas, all of them here. noticeably absent were president obama or vice president joeary of state john kerry or secretary of defense chuck hagel and on and on. in fact the highest ranking u.s. official in france was attorney general eric holder. pretty good but he was here for a terrorism summit that had already been scheduled and he did not attend the march. the u.s. ambassador was the only u.s. official. now, the white house spent much of today's press briefing answering questions about criticism that there should have been a higher ranking, higher profile u.s. official and cnn's senior white house correspondent jim acosta joins us live from the white house to talk about this. jim, what did the white house have to say? >> reporter: well jake something amazing happened over here at the white house today. the white house admitted it made a mistake in not sending a higher level official than the u.s. ambassador to france to that rally in paris yesterday. but white house press secretary josh earnest would not say how that mistake was made or who made that mistake. as you

as joe vazquez reports, investigators are trying to find out if the same man is behind a rash of other fires nearby. >> grab the hose, come out of the garage. >> reporter: when davidighbor's pickup truck on fire he started spraying it down with his garden hose when suddenly he says, this man -- >> that's the guy. >> reporter: -- appeared out of nowhere. >> he is looking at me in the face, doesn't say anything, but takes the hose in a very friendly manner to help put out the fire. >> reporter: the man he identified from a mugshot is david munoz diaz. that's the man police arrested last night for arson. he is only charged with one case but police are investigating the possibility he is responsible for more of the 20 or so arson cases that have recently plagued the castro. this surveillance video taken by one of the arson victims shows a man with a strong resemblance to munoz diaz. investigators have told the victim the man in the video could be the suspect. >> not a surprise. >> reporter: what doesn't surprise you about this? >> um, i guess because he had, um, had a past. >> reporter: that past refers to 2011 when munoz diaz was arrested for murder after choking a m

david baker's 50- pound pit bull mochi from his apartment. he first put out a lost dog poster and turned to facebook, twitter and instagram. things took off when green day front man billy joe armstrong shared the photo with half a million people. >> to me it's a kidnapping. that was my child. and it's taken away from my house. >> the thief also got away with two bicycles and a laptop. >>> happening today, san francisco's public housing authority will open its waiting list for the first time in some six years. today through sunday only, homeless people in san franciscan now add themselves to that list. but it could be a long wait. there are already 7,000 families on the list and the authority currently has enough money to refurbish about 178 units. >>> 5:55. coming up in the 6:00 hour, visitors are being turned away from one of the bay area's iconic landmarks. why critics say the city is putting money ahead of people once again. >> reporter: and new details about that shooting involving r&b star chris brown in san jose. i'm kiet do with a live report on how san jose police warned the club to hire more security. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an

. >> when we come back joe is going to continue the education for all of us -- i'm learning. i'm learning. also david winters is now firing back at barry diller at comments he made and a coke board member. he did it on squawk box yesterday. a war of words. we'll bring it to you next but first here's a look back at this day in history. i've been called a control freak... i like to think of myself as more of a control... enthusiast. mmm, a perfect 177-degrees. and that's why this road warrior rents from national. i can bypass the counter and go straight to my car. and i don't have to talk to any humans, unless i want to. and i don't. and national lets me choose any car in the aisle. control. it's so, what's the word?... sexy. go national. go like a pro. >>> can you talk about the coca-cola board? we know that the company has been under assault from david winters. >> please. >> what happened. >> he's just another blow hard. >> that was iac chairman and coca-cola board member on the program yesterday. and david winters, the activist investor is firing back but before we get to his new statement let's lis