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john. your prediction. >> bell and consumer up 20% in the year. >> john you used to play in the nfl. jonas bull or bear? >> on your portfolio. >> go 49ers. some day, please. [ music playing [ music playing ] >> is obamacare on life support? it appears even the people supposed to help don't like it. hello, i'm in for neil cavuto. the former presidential candidate mitt romney sitting down with feel before the president's state of the union speech. >> the real parliament, if president promised the american people time and again they can keep their insurance if they want it. they can keep their doctors, that promise about keeping their insurance, he violated. he knew it at the time. he was dishonest. >> that is something which he should apologize profusely. >> guess what, no apology.

. >> bell and consumer up 20% in the year. >> john you used to play in the nfl. jonas bull or bear? >> on your portfolio. >> go 49ers. some day, please. [ music playing [ music playing ] >> is obamacare on life support? it appears even the people supposed to help don't like it. hello, i'm in for neil cavuto. the former presidential candidate mitt romney sitting down with feel before the president's state of the union speech. >> the real parliament, if president promised the american people time and again they can keep their insurance if they want it. they can keep their doctors, that promise about keeping their insurance, he violated. he knew it at the time. he was dishonest. >> that is something which he should apologize profusely. >> guess what, no apology. in fact, not much on health care in the state of the union speech. a new poll finding even the uninsured don't like it by a 2-1 market. a luge u huge slide in one month. so if they don't want it, are we all going to pay more because of it? gary. can, this is b.ing a bigger bigger not only pr fight mayor, obviously economic nigh

bell for a video. i don't care." >> we just bump into john mayer because who else would you bump into at a taco bell partyselling out doesn't even exist as a term. i don't hear young people talking about selling out. i'm not sure they even know what it means. >> selling out... can you define that? >> well, selling out means, like... it can mean different things. >> i guess i think first of like a concert that's totally sold out, like, no tickets left. that's probably not what you meant, though. >> i don't know what that means. >> you could sell out like an album or you could sell out, like, you're a sell-out, like you're nowhere in life, you're never gonna get back on top. >> hey, everyone! >> rushkoff: so tyler has millions of likes in his pocket, which he can trade to brands in exchange for their sponsorship. has tyler won the game of likes? and is this really social media's promise of self-determination? promoting movies in exchange for virtual prizes? playing the class clown in public to get free skateboard gear? expressing your identity through junk food advertisements? can kids really win when they

the bell goes on for senator john mccain. he's awake today. took the economic approach as well. >> unfortunately, it hurts the image of our state just as a couple of years ago our other law sb 1070 that you're familiar with. it's not an accident that our arizona chamber of commerce and our business leaders came out with a very strong message yesterday that they don't want the governor to sign this. this is going to hurt the state of arizona's economy and frankly, our image. so i hope that the governor of arizona will veto this and we move on. arizona's the most beautiful state in america. it's not helpful when we see this kind of controversy. >> wow. we're giving him a lot of time to mop this thing up, aren't we? not once did senator mccain mention the issue of civil or human rights. he didn't focus on the discrimination factor. he focused on the image. >>> on business, it's so important. the only reason republicans are backtracking is because when the chamber of commerce and big business tell them to jump, they just say, how high? yeah, we wa

. >>> countdown to the closing bell starts right now. the does john futures rising 27 points.the screen. the s&p 500 and nasdaq 100 features about two points and six points higher respectively. precious metal moving higher. gold rising 13.29 an ounce. silver rose 1.42. that's a 7% gain as you can see.

the closing bell we're getting closer to eight, 49 minutes away and in just a moment you have to hear what cisco ceo john chambers has to say. i asked him how it plans to get investors excited about this bellwether, gigantic silicon valley company and now component at how he intends to be the top player in it. and grounded, more than 6000 flight cancellations and nearly 4000 delays, this coming up against the nba all-star weekend in new orleans. they were's air day of the year so far. we are going to tell you where the snow and icy rain is headed next and whether the worst is over. more to come. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. liz: haven't you heard? yes, a huge winter storm is wreaking havoc all along the eastern seaboard after slamming into the south first hundreds of thousands of people lost power, tells the flights have been cancelled or delayed. rich edson live at reagan national airport with breaking news

assistance in the first place the russian foreign ministry is ringing alarm bells again in fact on monday he said that ever since john kerry was appointed as usa secretary he has been discussing the option issue with him every time he has been complaining about numerous health problems that your site has been experiencing old he bought in reply from john kerry and the u s officials. what's that there are no problems with the other sector that he'd never applied for medical help he never made any police or for medical assistance which is untrue according to the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. to preview the new body is confirm the yen shake is experiencing problems with his health. although there's any problem with access to medical treatment for ava. it was claimed they had not requested any medical help so the us military constantine requested medical assistance. a number of times. you couple it was also out of the russian foreign ministry's human rights and what to think in the bullpen he told us that in fact west has once again made an appeal to the us to washington to left of the russian officials and the

but the russian foreign minister is ringing alarm bells again in fact on monday he said that ever since john kerry was appointed as u.s. state secretary he has been discussing they had a issue with him every time he has been complaining about numerous health problems that you know shanghai has been experiencing all he got in reply from john kerry and the u.s. officials was that there are no problems with the other shanker that he never applied for medical help he never made any plea for medical assistance which is untrue according to the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov of little supergirl nobody has confirmed that you know she is experiencing problems with his health all that is any problem with access to medical treatment. it was claimed that he had not requested any medical help a tool that is not true constantine requested medical assistance a number of times. through. the russian foreign ministry of human rights and work and stands in the gulf and he told us that in fact russia has once again made an appeal to the u.s. to washington to let the russian officials and more importantl

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bells. no need to go crazy. i think it falls probably somewhere in the middle. what i find bizarre is johnry also is overseeing the keystone pipeline. why they would move that under the purview of the u.s. state department, and it's not just the indonesians saying what is he talking about, there are probably terrorists in caves laughing, saying this is what the secretary of state has made his number one priority? great, we're glad this is what he's going to focus on while we plot to kill them. >> i'm sorry to cut you off, but i have to get this in. this is something john kerry also said in the speech. >> climate change can now be considered another weapon of mass destruction, perhaps even the world's most fearsome weapon of mass destruction. >> greg, go ahead. >> the farther you get away from september 11th, the closer you have to september 10th. >> good point. here's the science, like you said, temperatures haven't risen over 17 years. while co2 has been rising. that distinction is discrepancy is interesting, but if there's a slight increase over the century in celsius, that saves lives.

let's talk about today and the outlook in our closing bell exchange with lizzette cooper, john stolfus, david kudlow, bob pisani and rick santelli. bob, we have seen late-day sell-off anyway lately, but now this seems to be as a result of what's going on with ukraine right here. >> i think when you take a look at the s&p 500 intraday we moved up very early on. we got chicago pmi better than expected. there's been a lot of momentum as we hit historic highs yesterday following through. you get a lot of buying coming through on the next day historic highs. we've had headlines from the ukrainian president saying russia had invaded the ukraine under the guise of an exercise, imploring the russians to stay out. there's been various headlines in the last two or three hours. we're sitting at the lows of the day. the s&p just went negative. >> and the dow. >> we were led down earlier by health care. a number of sectors were on the upside but several, including health care, have just turned negative. >> let's get to our panel and get some perspective on what this all means as we head into the fi

bell. we've had a bit of a downward bias today, but not a big one with a doubt john -- just off about sevenr. of what we are seeing around the world, because that has been such an influence recently on u.s. stocks, then imax has fallen again eight percent so far this year -- the msci has fallen eight percent so far this year. more, inside in action. but the fed has spoken an emerging markets do not like it. let me show you what we have had in the last week for hours. to fed presidents and two words, high hurdles. saidhicago fed president probably a high hurdle to uber pace --the the taper pace. and another said the hurdle ought to remain high. in other words, we're going to keep going. very high hurdle to stop us from tapering. now you know the deal. look at how the emerging markets have responded in the past 24 hours. venezuela had suspended a currency auction. has had to borrow more money for longer. and puerto rico was downgraded. the fed has been getting all of this sugar into the markets and now are pulling it back. the emerging markets over mobile and saying we've got problems. there

john avalos: colleagues, we are adjourned. have a lovely weekend. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >> january 21, the meeting of the entertainment commission. just a couple of things, please turn off your cell phones, if you have them on, or leave them on vibrate. if you have a comment to make about something on our agenda, we have speaker cards, at this desk right up here. and feel free to fill that out and let us know who you are. and thank you to sfgov tv, and media services for presenting this and airing this to the public. we are going to go ahead and start this meeting with a roll call. >> commissioner akers? >> here. >> commissioner hyde. >> here. >> joseph. >> here. >> lee. >> here. >> campagnoli. >> here. >> president tan. >> here >> we have a quour. e >> great. >> our first item is public comment and this is for any item that is not cur

bells on climate change. here is secretary of state john kerry. >> in a sense climate change can now be considered another weapon the most fearsome weapon of mass destruction. stuart: why are they saying this now? i'm calling it a distraction from the real problems. here is bret bozell, i think you've got statistical proof that the networks have taken this and run with it as a distraction division.evice. >> they're going after it because they're doing the bidding of a number of democratic liberal senators who demand that they do this and it's amazing the way that they jumped, the networks jumped. they gave-- the argument was that in three years they'd only given 44 minutes of time to global warming, i don't believe that, but that's what it was. and this sunday alone, they devoted 46 minutes of time to global warming, never mind that 49 out of 50 states are under snow right now. but they deliver 46 minutes to global warming and the signature is john kerry, that what john kerry said is a remarkable statement. just imagine if you are china, if you're russia, korea, if you're iran and the secretary of state of the u

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john chambers says may change your mind. adam: as we throw it to "countdown to the closing bell," all 10 sectors on the s&p 500 and positive territoryhe closing bell" starts right now. liz: the parlor game over who will buy time warner cable is finally over. comcast winning the race paying a hefty premium for shares, but comcast hasn't crossed the real finish line yet. will it ultimately win the approval of regulators? holy winter dump, the biggest storm of the season freezes much of the country shutting down the federal government as well as airport, schools and highways. costing billions in lost productivity and could freeze

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another is colleen bell, the soap opera producer tapped to be envoy to hungary. in january, she struggled to respond to senator john mccain at her own confirmation hearing. >> what do you think are-- what are our strategic interests in hungary? >> well, we have our strategic interests, in terms of what are our key priorities in hungary, i think our key priorities are to improve upon, as i mentioned, the security relationship and also the law enforcement and to promote business opportunities, increase trade-- >> i'd like to ask again what our strategic interests in hungary are? >> ifill: the ambassador- designate to norway, chartwell hotels c.e.o. george tsunis, also ran into trouble when mccain asked about norway's anti-immigration "progress party." >> thank you, senator. it's a very seminal question. >> such a value on free speech is that you get some fringe elements that have a microphone, that spew their hatred. and although i will tell you norway has been very quick to denounce them, we're going to continue to work with norway to make sure-- >> the government has denounced them? the coalition government, they'r

found dead, murdered. [ bells toll ] >> since irene's car was still at the church, that's where investigators focused, and on the last man believed to see her alive, father john the visiting priest. in a sworn statement, feit said he had taken a phone call from irene, wanting to speak to one of the priests about an important matter. but instead of taking irene's confession in the church, father feit had her go next door to the rectory. and after the visit, irene went missing. >> so, immediately my dad and others were wondering, you know, what had happened, and what did this guy know. >> traumatized, irene's family retreated into their home, surrounded by their closest relatives. >> i remember being in the house and the lady sitting on the bed just crying her heart out. >> as painful as the memories are, cousin noemi wanted us to see the family home today to better understand what happened that horrible time more than 50 years ago. we knocked, and a young woman named sarah came to the door. we're doing a story about who lived in this house in 1960. >> oh, yes, uh-huh. >> do you know about this person? >> irene garza? >> irene garza. you knew that? >> yeah. >>

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john lennon's killer. >> killer was identified as mark david chapman, a 25-year-old fan and drifter from hawaii. >> nothing from his background set off or would have caused to set off any alarm bells whatsoever. >> chapman apparently was well liked by most people he knew. the most common description was open, friendly, a hard worker with a smile. >> never said anything bad about him. >> i couldn't believe it. just didn't seem like the type person. >> normal, really. >> i think he was just fine. >> i couldn't have asked for anything more. >> most of those can't believe he's the same person charged withkying john lennon. >> everybody that we interviewed, and there were a lot, every one said he's a nice person. not capable of doing something like this. >> it was a tragic conclusion to an extraordinary life. john lennon, co-founder of the legendary beatles was gone. ♪ during the 1960s, the beatles were the biggest rock group in the world. their influence and popularity were unparalleled. >> i think the beatles spoke to young people in the '60s in a way that no other band there. they influenced so many people, not just musically but culturally. >> among who worshipped the beatles was a

bell." >>> well, the rising violence in kiev is raising concerns for president obama. johnod has the latest on that part of the story. john? >> bill, president obama is in mexico meeting with his mexican and canadian counterparts to talk about trade, but he couldn't get away from the images of that spreading violence in ukraine, so he came out just a while ago and made a statement trying to warn authorities in the ukraine from persistent crackdown on these protests. >> we'll be monitoring very carefully the situation, recognizing that along with our european partners and the international community, there will be consequences if people step over the line. that includes making sure that the ukrainian military does not step in to what should be a set of issues that can be resolved by civilians. >> but, of course, words are about all the united states can offer right now. there's no ep tigappetite for p boots on the ground. we have no idea how effective sanctions will be in a set of circumstances like this and vladimir putin and the russian authorities are working hand in hand

johns, can't wait for the update. i appreciate it. >>> it's more than a half hour since the opening bell on wall street.st egg is doing. here is a live look at the big board as they hope for a bound from yesterday's big selloff. the dow closed down more than 300 points. adding an explanation point to what has already been a tough start to 2014. the dow lost more than 7% in the first five weeks of the new year. allison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. things are better today, right? >> a sigh of relief today, wall street trying to get its legs back after the big selloff today. the energy on the floor is calm as stocks move ever so slightly higher. i have been talking with a lot of analysts, and a lot of traders trying to get their hands on what's happening and what's happening now. a lot of them are agreeing on the weak data on manufacturing that we got yesterday was a big concern. what they are watching for now is how that's going to factor in with other headlines we have gotten lately. listen to what one analyst told me this morning. >> we saw fairly weak job numbers and payroll numbers in dece

john lennon's accused killer. >> the killer was identified as mark david chapman, a 25-year-old fan and drifter from hawaii. nothing in the background would hatch set off or caused to set off any alarm bells. >> apparently well liked by most of the people he knew. most common description we heard, open, friendly, hard worker with a ready smile. >> don't think i have seen anything -- i couldn't believe it was. didn't seem to be that type of person. >> there mall. regular. everybody here liked him. everybody that we interviewed. there were a lot. every one said he was a nice person. not capable of doing something like this. >> it was a tragic conclusion to an extraordinary life. john lennon, co-founder of the legendary beatles was gone. ♪ ♪ during the 1960s. the beatles were the biggest rock group in the world. their influence and popularity were unparalleled. >> i think the beatles spoke to young people in the 60s in a way that no other band did. they influenced people in so many different ways. not just musically, socially, culturally. they were the touch stone for everything that was going on in the 60s. >> among the millions of kids that worshipped the beatles, was mark david chapman. h

you'll have cabinet members, secretary of state john kerry own down to the vice president also out there. we're expecting to hear a 21 gun salute. all the bells and whistles will be going off. as you said the french president and president barack obama will spend a lot of time together behind closed doors in what they call a bilateral meeting in the white house cabinet room. they'll talk about issues. expect civil war in syria, containing iran's nuclear program to come up. the joint news conference is at noon. the state dinner is later this evening which is something we'll all be watching. >> yes, we will. we'll also watch who will be sitting next to president barack obama . we have to talk rumor and gossip. we know president hollande broke up with his long time lady because he was allegedly having an affair with another lady. usually the spouse of the dignitary sits by the president. everyone wonders who will sit next to president barack obama now that hollande will be going to the dinner solo. >> yeah. >> reporter: that appears to be a closely guarded state secret. i'm being -- we spoke to someone that said other heads of state have come to

bell lowe. wednesday ashton kutcher, sarah paulson and the head and the heart. thursday, very special show on thursday with the cast of "the monuments men," george clooney, bill murray, cate blanchett, johnstop matt damon will be here. [ cheers and applause ] and this is going to be exciting. you know all these big companies spend multimillions of dollars on commercials yesterday but esurance did an interesting thing. they saved 30% on their commercial by running it after the game when nobody was watching, and they're going to give the $1.5 million they saved to one lucky person, which could be you, on wednesday night. all you have to do is enter -- to enter is tweet esurancesave30 with the hashtag in front of it and wait for a knock on the door to see if -- we're going to hand someone $1.5 million. it could be you, guillermo. >> wow. that would be great. >> jimmy: there's guillermo. we're on top of our game here tonight. [ laughter ] our first guest this evening rode the f word like a triple crown-winning thoroughbred into our national consciousness. now she is co-host of "the talk," which you can walk every weekday on cbs. please welcome sharon osbourne. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ very

bell. the big focus is on how many vehicles they sold last quarter. is tesla a buy ahead of earnings? let's start talking numbers. on the technicals, andy busch and on the fundamentals, johnlio manager at first asset investment management. john, start off with you. don't give me this valuation thing. you could have given me that argument $150 ago. go ahead. >> well, i think the fundamentals, it is a valuation argument, but i will talk to the business side of things. i think they will report a decent number of cars, maybe 6900, which would be good, would put them a little ahead of plan. that part's good. but the real situation is do you buy today and why would you pay 117 times p.e. when even if you consider it a technology company, the average p.e. in the technology sector is 18. it's way overvalued. there's no possibility of it becoming mass market because the battery technology doesn't even -- isn't up to snuff and won't be there for years. then you have all the issues about reliability, execution risk, can they transition, can they bring in gen three cars and do them at the same kind of margins. if you look at the margins of the competitors, bmw is 6.8% gross margin ve