taught us when you make predictions you don't predict what and when which is her pitfall here is what kate long who covers municipal debt she writes about reporters said recently about the reality of new news we'll take a listen. so generally it's a strong bright picture but there are these kind of dark spots that are isolated but it doesn't equal what meredith whitney believes was a massive wave of defaults for for the mare for the country ok so then i know you're very bearish in your year of reviews so maybe you want to pick the what or the when and tell me what your. this one i'm some want to take on but i do know that meredith whitney predicted that this year would be it and the fact that we got to the end of one year is is of is is not data to me everything takes longer than you think it's going to take and i don't know why she said this year because we can just keep putting it off for a long time but but there are there are an ample examples of cities that are just broken their states that are that are have their pension plans that are forty percent underfunded and you know i did the math

martha: kate stood back long enough, jump in. >> it's killing me.that this president has been in anyway a come proceed myers. compromiser. i read an entire book where he vilified the other side. he has stayed away from discussing the facts. any time republicans stand up with applausable opposition he says they hate women, they hate poor people, working class, they care only about millionaires and billionaires. we haven't seen a change in attitude unlike what he says in the new republic. in fact he has said that republicans are absolutists that they care more about the gun lobby than they do about children and that they are afraid, they are ginning up opposition on gun laws, again and again. any time we start to talk about debt reduction and deficit reduction obama says they don't care about paying ooh port to the elderly or children with disabilities. it's pureville flying. and republicans better not get on defense about this and say, oh, no, no we are happy to compromise. they have to say, wait a minute we are constantly willing to compromise this

will and kate said to be very pleased but all day long we've been following the art critics who say thekes her look older, one even said frumpy. it's tough out there. >>> and our video, right out of the beginning of life on earth. it's the biggest giant squid ever captured on tape. you are looking at it there, from thousands of feet below the ocean. the creature more than ten feet long, can weigh up to a ton. its eyes are the size of dinner plates. and on those tentacles are suction pods and in them, razor-sharp barbs. filmed for a discovery channel show airing january 27. >>> on this friday, why not cheer on a kid who never expected to be a superstar? check out the video everybody was watching today. a church basketball game. eighth grader matt demember heaves the ball overhead kind of hopelessly as the buzzer sounds. the ball goes in the hoop. even he can't believe it. let's watch it one more time. it was not enough to put his team over the top but it is the shot everyone will remember for years to come. >>> if you see something you love out there for our "instant index," be sure to t

the government forces children to go to kate-12 grade -- k-12 grades. >> how long have you been out of college? how much student debt do you owe? >> i have been out of college for six years. i/o about $80,000 -- i owe about $80,000. >> chris is right about the bankruptcy option. student loans are difficult to discharge through the bankruptcy process. it is unusual for consumer debt. there havs been a push in congress to restore the bankruptcy provision. >> what would that do? >> you fall on a hard time and you declare a group c and for the most part -- and you declare bankruptcy, and for the most part, your debt is not dischargeable through bankruptcy. you sort of shed red card debt through bankruptcy, but you cannot shed student loan debt. restoring private student that, debt --private student that is not the majority of outstanding student debt. it is about 10% or 15%. >> we have a caller in sacramento, california. caller: hello. my problem is that i start going to school in 1985. i had some hardship. at the time in 1981 when i took out a loan, i owed $3000. now i/o $8,000. -- now i

>> i learned a long time ago not to predict anything about hillary clinton. >> here is what i will predict, katehere with us, she is going to rest, she deserves a long rest. she will write a little book maybe, go out and speak, do good deeds out in the world. but i think that feeling she needs to run, and be the first woman president of the united states is still there. >> and many are still sure that she is going to rest. her last day at the state department will be february one, beyond that, even she doesn't know what is in her future. but she is certainly not helping to tamp down 2016. recently when she talked about retirement, she didn't say if she would use that word. >> yeah, hillary clinton and retirement don't go together. if hillary clinton and joe biden were to run in 2016 it may put president obama in an uncomfortable position. the vice president talks about his odd couple relationship to a certain degree with the president, in an exclusive interview of our own, with gloria borger. . and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us

any idea how long she might be in the hospital? >> reporter: well, kate, experts who are not involved tell me if the treatment is successful, the patient often leaves the hospital within a few days. typically patients need to take it easy for several weeks. but doctors say there is no reason that a person cannot recover completely from this problem. >> and that is good news. bob bazell, thank you so much. >>> when "nightly news" continues in just a moment, an item about airline travel that will actually make you feel good, believe it or not. >>> and later, happy new year. all around the world. and here at home. how 2013 is shaping up so far. aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup from the u.s. postal service. we'll even drop off boxes if you need them. visit usps.com pay, print, and have it picked up for free. any time of year. ♪ nice sweater. thank you. ♪ hi victor! mom? i know you got to go in a minute but this is a real quick meal, that's perfect for two! campbell's chunky beef with country vegetables, poured over rice! [ male an

>> reporter: this past year, virtually every time duchess kate stepped outside there was a photograph or hundreds to document. no doubt a longay since the first nervous speech. >> i'm sorry william can't be here tonight. >> reporter: kate now owns it. unique elegant style and her confidence. she mastered her first complicated christmas with the royals. traveled as the queen's companion. the jubilee, olympics, not afraid to handle events solo or kick back and do with the whole world watching. her one embarrassment photos snapped as she sunbathed topless in france on what was supposed to be a private holiday with william. she quickly came through with a successful lawsuit, a brave face, trademark natural smile during the foreign tour in asia. >> beginning of the year we saw kate as a shrinking violet and now has become a blossoming flower. she had an amazing 2012 and gone from being far down the ranks to somebody is one of the key players of the royal family. >> reporter: but the year ahead will, of course, be even bigger for the couple that's become the face to essence of modern royalty as they await their first child thought

duchess kate is expected to spend her birthday with family. happy birthday to her. >>> all day long stay on top of the stories and the best political analysis on msnbc. tonight, be sure to watch "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. and finally on the "today" show. matt goes one-on-one with new jersey governor chris christie about the state of the republican party and a possible presidential run in 2016. >>> and the girlfriend of alabama's quarterback is speaking out after comments made about her during the national championship game went viral. so pictures to boot. keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui. and for bill karins, thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific wednesday. >>> a bay area museum burglarized for the second time in two months. what the thieves took and what the city is doing today to try to get it back. >> plus, an unusual settlement with the family of two of the victims of the san bruno explosion. we'll tell you what pg & e must do now. >> a

. >>> an american faces a long jail sentence for his role in the 2008 attack in mumbai, india. katened? >> so many of our viewers will remember the story. a federal court has sentenced david hedley to 32 years in prison. 164 people were killed. prosecutors agreed to not seek the death penalty. he cooperated with government efforts to fight terrorism. >>> also, what's the video version of a tweet? good question. apparently it is a vine. that's the new video service unveiled by twitter today. like tweets, vines have to be six seconds or less. for now, it's only available on iphones or ipads. >>> a soccer player is facing a suspension for kicking a ball in the last few minutes of a match between chelsea and he kicked the ball boy. chelsea down by two goals, every second counted, obviously. but the kick outraged fans of both teams and got him kicked out of the game. not a surprise. >>> a camera operator has a real life presh with death brush with death. wow. that's a bi-plane coming within two feet of filming this stunt. the video has been posted on youtube where it's been seen 166,000

it came out was during world war ii, general eisenhower was having a long-term affair with an attractive young british driver named kate summers v. what general hires a young female model to be his date and save a major workout in? a margin of eisenhower's affair came out during world war ii and does happen to petraeus, was recovered at eight before d-day? during the great depression, roosevelt was having affairs. franklin roosevelt had to long-term affairs. from the missy the hand, marguerite is a personal aide in secretary and coat and dress their and undress her. they, too. but if we found out about fdr's misbehavior one of which are fdr out of office and demanded his visit nation economy was recovering? on way back to the french and indian war. the young george washington was writing romantic letters to a woman who was not mrs. washington. name is sally fairfax, an attractive, older sophisticated neighbor. what if washington's letters have become public during the french and indian war for the revolutionary war, much as petraeus is enough to team public and what we got rid george washington? bill clinton is not the

kateing anyone? >> bob: no. i think this has been going on for a long time. it's the question of the web.to do it. guys have been sponsoring women in college going back 40, 50 years. >> dana: really? i never heard of this. >> andrea: you never heard of the bob beckel scholarship program. >> bob: it's very selective. >> kimberly: i've heard it all. >> eric: is this legal? >> kimberly: don't worry, you're covered. >> dana: can you write it off your taxes? >> kimberly: if you claim them as a depep dent. dent -- dependent. >> eric: i looked a at this and checked it out. >> kimberly: for research. >> eric: guy gives money toward the tuition. what does the girl do? >> dana: that was the seriously missing from the article. >> bob: what does the girl do? >> eric: i know what the girl does on the street but what does she do on the website? >> bob: keep it classy. probably sweeps the rooms out and does the dishes. >> eric: leave it there. directly ahead, glamour, glitz, controversy in tinsel township. yotown. stars gathered for the golden globes. we have our best moments. >> dana: next on "the five

to petraeus, was during world war ii, general eisenhower was having a long-term fair with an attractive young british driver named kate. what general hires a woman to be his maid. imagine if eisenhower's affair with kate somersby came out in world war ii, and as happened to pet at any rate, what would happen if we got rid of ike before d-day. during the depression, franklin roosevelt was having affairs. his personal aide and secretary and cook and dresser, and undresser, apparently, too. what if we found out about fdr's misbehavior and if we threw him out of office, and demanded his resignation, as the economy is recovering? all the way back to the french and indian war. a very young george washington was writing very romantic letters to a woman who was not mrs. washington. her name was sally fairfax. a very attractive, older, sophisticated neighbor. what if washington's letters had become public during the french and unanimous war or the revolutionary war? much as petraeus' e-mails became public? and what if we got rid of george washington? so bill clinton is not the first and not the worst. petraeus is not the first

this past year, virtually every time duchess kate stepped outside, there was a photograph or hundreds to document it. no doubt a long way since that first nervous speech. >> i'm only sorry that william can't be here today. >> reporter: kate now owns it, her unique elegant style and confidence. her first complicated christmas with the royals, traveled as the queen's companion, the jubilee, the olympics. not afraid to handle events solo or kick back, even with the whole world watching. her one embarrassment, those photos as she sun bathed topless in france on whifs to be a private holiday with william, she quickly came through, with a lawsuit and trademark smile. >> we saw her as a shrinking violent a violet and now she's a bloos blos blossoming flower. >> the face, the very essence of modern royalty aas they await their first child, thought to be due around july or august. >> huge marriage for william and kate. now we're going to have the birth and the whole kind of christening and the naming and, you know, the incredible drama and the fact that now we have another heir to the throne. >> the beautiful 400-year-old pa

i think kate will try to hide the bump for as long as possible.el here, who is very pregnant, makes the bump harder to see. and i say go with the tailored. we're not talking log cabin here. very tailored and pretty and british. >> it's important to note that this is made for pregnant women. they're longer and stretchier and more fitted. >> and more airier around here, is why the buttons are so great. >> and we have our models. >> and they're using a special sweater to commemorate the baby being born this year. >> you look great and glowing this morning. thank you for modeling. >>> coming up, trainer to the stars, tracy anderson is here to jumpstart your january with secrets in fitness you don't want to miss out on. [ cheers and applause ] >>> come on, josh. let's do it. we're jumpstarting our january here on "gma." doing things all month long. we're here with, there she is, superstar trainer, tracy anderson. this crowd is so excited, in case you didn't know it. tracy has transformed some amazing bodies. superstars like jennifer lopez, on the cover

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kate is here to explain what we are about to see. >> this is a moment i have been waiting for for a very long time.tribute for is about to lose his mustache live in "the situation room" and he's doing it for a very, very good cause. >> well, that mustache goes away. >> no shrinking. >> it started with a man on the other end of the political spectrum, david axelrod, the top adviser who's twice helped president obama win the white house. last november, he vowed to shave off the mustache he's had for 40 years if donors contributed $40 million to 2013 cure. the axelrod daughter's lauren suffered her first ep lep particular seizure when she was a baby and by the time she reached age 20, she had up to 25 a day. in the year 2000, a new drug finally brought lauren epilepsies under control. still, the axelrods do everything they can to raise money for research. david's slash the stache fund-raiser was a success, bringing in $1 million for a cure. >> are your friends at the white house watching, david? >> laughing, i'm sure. >> that same afternoon in "the situation room," alex castellanos put his clippers on

kate gave us some insight into how believe this mark the orthodox christmas. the main emphasis is on service and prayer so we have the rather long and complicated so dress which consists of. three main parts the great complement the buttons and the divine liturgy now we have a sion hymns from the fourth and seventh century is of course translated into church slavonic and traditional russian melodies while the best pictures of the ceremony that has been held in moscow is christ the savior cathedral will be available online at our take dot com. hundreds of loyalist protesters clashed with police in the northern irish capital of belfast over the weekend the riots are an escalation of a campaign against the city's decision to fly the british seen flag only on designated occasions rather than year round jason walsh from the christian science monitor thinks there are deeper reasons for the unrest than a flag to be taken down but first it's traditionally it's throughout its history been a predominantly protestant and unionist city and their latest census results show that's not really the case any longer it's not slightly slowed to a r

kate, i'm not running for president. why do you ask me that? she says mom, because i want to be the first woman president. [ laughter ] >> break the news to her, we're not waiting that long. >> our thanks to diane and the senators and we thank you for watching abc news. "good morning america" are working now and will be there for you in the morning, and we're always online at abcnews.com. i'll see you back here tomorrow. >> dicky: up next on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> i haven't been this excited since 11/11/11. >> dicky: john krasinski. >> i knew matt damon was a violent, arrogant, pompous drunk. and now you've proven it on television. >> let's pretend i'm famous and i'll just stand for more applause. hello! >> jimmy: the story of christmas as

kate, i'm not running for president. why do you ask me that? she says mom, because i want to be the first woman president. [ laughter ] >> break the news to her, we're not waiting that long. >> our thanks to diane and the senators and we thank you for watching abc news. "good morning america" are working now and will be there for you in the

kate in person. her pregnancy announced while harry was away. >> i'm longing to see my brother and sister-in-law as anyf the plane 4 1/2 months away and want to get invited. >> reporter: no doubt fueled by criticism of othearlier comment saying he killed taliban fighters perhaps sounding cavalier. >> take a life to save a life. if the people -- if there's people trying to do bad stuff to our guy, then, you know, we'll take them out of the game, i suppose. >> reporter: even compared the deadly weapons in his helicopter with video game control. >> the trigger grip, too, designed for this younger generation, let's put it that wa way. >> with my friends, i like to play, it's quite useful. >> reporter: some in the afghan government complained and asked back home why he was more reflective. >> supporting the afghan people and expected to do things wearing this uniform, put it that way. >> reporter: the simple truth about war is this. >> there's nothing normal about war we've been doing 4 1/2 month, nothing normal about what's going on there. in the last day i was there, a 7-year-old girl got shot down by neg

. >> kate did a great job in that interview and just to point out robert chapman of chapman capital also going longund community, the stock that -- herb's been doing a great job on this story. normally this is not front of mind, right, but it's dramatic, characters in the financial business that we follow so closely are going at it. >> yeah, real clash of the titans on this one. back with the closing countdown >> we'll take a short break and after the break girl power. why are there so female fund managers? we'll check it out. >> and new twists in the mysterious death of a million dollar lottery winner. the dead man's wife has lawyered up and now the family is fighting over the cash. our robert frank is on top of that story, and he's going to have the very latest. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex o

kate kelly. thus far the stock is down about 1%, all of this coming on herbalife's analyst day. and dan loeb, the hedge fund manager taking the long watch what those shares do for the remainder of the session. meantime, many questions raised about why members of the electronic exchange bats were overcharged by hundreds of thousands of dollars for their trades. bob joins us live for the latest disturbing episode. >> they reported they overcharged members $420,000 from 2008 to 2012, four years for certain orders. simply put, bats allowed some short sale trades that in some cases were not executed at the best price, and that's required by securities law. folks, this is not a confidence builder for electronic trading overall. it's an issue. here's my question, how come no one discovered this before? how come bats didn't discover this in testing and discover this for four years? i talked to them on the phone. they said they are constantly testing their systems but in practice it's difficult to detect this kind of thing. we talking microseconds. but still. he said the amount of order that were not executed properly were very small. bats

kate hutton says for years that scenario was deeped impossible. thanks to a section in the middle of the san andreas, a so-called creeping zone long thought incapableng a quake because stresses don't build up there. but that thinking has been shaken by two of asia's devastating quakes, taiwan in 1999 and two years ago, japan's magnitude 9.0. >> some of the parts where the rupture was the strongest, the strongest offset were actually places that were thought to be creeping. >> a theory for how this can happen is put forth in the just published study by hutton caltech colleague working with japanese researchers. >> a rupture could just sort of barch right through. now the question is, how does that apply to california? >> we continue to learn so much. that was patrick healey report package. still ahead here at 6:00, doctors say it's at dangerous as drinking and driving. the wake-up call for women taking a popular prescription drug. >> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri in the bay area "weather center." soft of the coldest temperatures, sonoma. watch out for ice across the hills of the north bay. a frost advisory near the bay with

kate, do you know who else will be here? >> usher will be performing, momentarily, we're very excited about that. we're also excited about katy perry, she was out there campaigning for the president, not that longgo. we have some video, there she was, you see the president of the united states. she is campaigning for the president of the united states. this was late october, the las vegas rally -- you notice the skin tight white dress, designed to look like a presidential ballot. that was the box -- see the name barack obama, she -- joe biden. there she was supporting the president of the united states. very, very, very cool. >> i think it is starting right now. >> something is coming up. >> we're watching people come out right now, the kids' inaugural concert. >> looks like dr. jill biden, and some of her grandchildren, as well as the first lady and their daughters. and this is, i believe, the first live performance of the new michelle obama bangs. >> you can see there, there is sasha and mahlia over there, they will have fun tonight, we'll watch it unfold. we'll begin with the pledge of allegiance, and usher will be performing. >> looks like we're welcoming everybody. most of them children of

kate i'm not running for president. why do you ask me that. she said mom because i want to be the first woman president. [ laughing] break the news her we are not waiting that longrter: fascinating discussion obviously. abc diane sawyer reporting. enter view taped before secretary of state hillary clinton was hospitalized. clinton says she plans to return to work next week. she was released from the hospital yesterday after three days of treatment for blood clot in her head. last month she suffered concussion after fainting from dehydration. today she told her senior staff she's eager and ready to get back to work. however secretary clinton still plans to step down from the post in the next few week. >>> coming up. we lack at the first day back in school for the survivor of the newtown, connecticut shooting. >> lack at how authorities crack a massive international child pornography case. >> also investigation into how much college football uses a dangerous pain killer including a bay area university. >> neal armstrong brother tells new version about how the astronaut thought up the iconic moon listeneding phrase. stay moon listenedilook at you guys with your fan

long for the inaugural ball? >> let's see if we can get some answers. joining us now, is kates. thank you for being with us. do you have the answer? what is mrs. obama going to be wearing about? and will the bangs have imact on what she chooses? >> i don't have the answer. but i think she'll be wearing long. and i think the bangs are maybe a little of a distraction from the actual answer to the question about the gown. and maybe she did that on purpose. i don't know. >> she can keep everyone talking about her hair instead of her dress. that white gown, a jason wu gown. a hard one to stop. it was stunning. >> i think she'll probably wear something in a bright color. >> and we know that mrs. obama has worn your clothes often. as a designer, do you have any ideas what she's going to wear? do you know she's going to wear you ahead of time? or are you surprised when you see it? you never know. >> i want to know how it felt to see mrs. obama wearing one of your creations? >> i was elated. i'm proud. i'm an immigrant, i moved to the u.s. at 11 from thailand. it's part of the american

kate middleton got when she changed her bangs in britain. you sense this ability to be regal and normal and that's such a skill. >> we talked about her causes. she famously took a longwhat i'm going to do at first lady. here is my platform. >> how successful has she been in promoting childhood obesity, military families? has it worked well for her? >> very successfully. i think it has worked well in terms of helping people. she did take a long time to decide and right now she is in the middle of another decision process. she and her advisers are meeting discussing one question, should she stick to what she is good at with these two initiatives you mentioned or should she take on something new in her next term? the reason that fascinates me, this is somebody that becomes successful at what she does so quickly. she went from being a hospital to being first lady. she has a dwindling amount of time as first lady. how will she use that? does she want to support her husband's initiatives early? for example, would she do something on immigration reform or is there another cause out there that she wants to throw herself behind? >> these are some of the things you talk about

long run. >>> time 11:10. secretary of state hillary clinton, what doctors are saying about her recovery. >>> the death of a photographer and the >>> president hugh gan chavez' condition is tell kate three weeks after undergoing surgery for cancer. cuban television was told that despite setbacks, chavez has the same strength as, quote, always. he's recovering in havana and has suffered several complications including a respiratory infection and it's unclear when he'll return to venezuela. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to make a full recovery. this is her fourth day in the hospital as doctors use blood thinners to treat a blood clot in her head. nbc's anne thompson has more on clinton's condition. >> reporter: in her four years as secretary of state, hillary clinton never seemed to stop until now. she's been out of the public eye since this appearance in belfast, ireland, december 7th. >> it's a great pleasure to be here again. >> reporter: suffering a stomach virus, a concussion and then this past sunday, an mri revealed the blood clot. >> patients with a mild concussion, that risk is extremely low. it would be very rare to have this type ofal allcomplication

long island york for boston mass. 5 lake county illinois. justin timber lake and justin timber lake and the studio again and more update with kate middleton pregnancyck. >> the royal family confirming this morning that prince william and kate middleton first child will be born in july. rail officials are also say this morning that the duchess of cambridge is back in good health after suffering from acute morning sickness last month. but also spent three days in a london hospital while recovering. the bill will become the third in line to the british throne. justin timberlake is making music again releasing his personal and more than six years. his publicity in recent years has been for movies. the focus on film has kept the singer turned actor out of the music world for years. the 30 one-year- old hinted at a return to music last thursday on twitter. timberlake leverage it would jasey and his new single off his upcoming album and song was released on sunday. is his first single and years and will be his first album since 2006. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news lull in the latest out of conn and coming up to the next hour we will tell you if th

. >>> kate middleton attended the unveiling of the first official portrait as the duchess of cambridge. it looks all right to us. >>> a nearly ten-foot-long python flew from australia to new guinea not inside but riding on the wings. >>> yeah! >> despite being snubbed at the oscar nominations ben affleck took home best directors of the critics choice awards. >> i would like to thank the academy. >> jack assures me is he going to work to make at least one letter legible in order not to debase our currency. >> reporter: on "cbs this morning." >> the only way you're allowed to have that as your signature is if your name is boing boing boing boing boing boing. captioning funded by cbs >>> well come to "cbs this morning." hospitals from the pacific northwest to texas to new england are full of flu patients. >> and this morning, some areas are starting to run low on flu vaccine. michelle miller is in boston inside a neighborhood health clinic. michelle good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie, norah and our viewers in the west. the west coast may not have been hit hard by the flu but here in boston it is a health care emergency. city of

a month-long snake hunt with prizes for those who catch and kill pythons. 1,000 people have signed up, most of them amateurs like sean and kate zero hunting experience, and i've never killed anything ever. we'll see. i don't know. >> reporter: sean heard about the challenge and signed up as a christmas present for his wife. >> we brought a big 18-inch machete, knife. so -- >> reporter: do you know how to use it? >> no, never used it in my life. i assume i swing it real hard. report officials admit the snakes can be dangerous and inexperienced hunters need to be cautious. >> you don't want the animals to wraparound your torso. snakes and prefers they get caught and not killed. >> we have to live in the real world. the real world is there's not enough places to take and send these animals that would be safe. >> reporter: the hunt will not eliminate the python problem but it's a start. professional hunters, these two, bagged three on sunday including this six-footer. even sean and kate hicks found what could be a snake, albeit, a much smaller one. for "cbs this morning," anna werner in the florida everglades. >> norah will we se