ken dryden said no.mous career at cornell and ran than said what it meant to be an nhl goalie. i remember-- boy do this. what do you mean he is going to law school? played seven season and was the first inductee into the hockey hall of fame. with ken dryden. wonderful to have you on the program. let's get out of wave the fighting issue. john ferguson you played four years. is the fighting another time and place of john ferguson and the battles? will it be something of the past? >> it is moving that way but moving that way in a different way. what happens in the past 10 years or so is that historically fights what happened when players would basically fight their own fights. they would be the ones that would fight. now you have designated fighters on each side of the team. they have gotten bigger and tougher. they know how to fight. instead of flailing around on ice, which is pretty tough, and now they know what they are doing. they have injuries as well as the rest. that is the problem. >> we saw this wi

can dragon, the greatest goalie -- ken dryden, the greatest goalie, he said all the traditional rationalesing are gone. do you agree? >> to a point. it was meant to ensure that incidents were taken out of the game. the game is very simple, i need a certain area to score, your job is not to let me get to that area. there is going to be instances where tempers flare. that does not have anything to do with conflict on the ice is not good for the game. >> from skates to cleats, the information -- the inspiration for nike's football spikes will surprise you. the legend you will not find behind the wheel, nest. -- next. souths the rally in america, running through argentina, it is hot. ♪ some fancygot footwork. nike launching a new line in its speed symposium in new york city. the line is designed specifically for the super bowl, that will take place right across the river outdoors in new jersey. >> new innovations we can deliver, it was a factor. we have to look at it could be 5 degrees or 50 degrees. of optionshe array for the athletes expands our breadth. from an innovator standpoint, it gave

ken dryden is like roger staubach in our football.de a go of it in business and his career after he went to cornell and was with the montrÉal canadiens. >> tom, thank you so much. "surveillance" in 20 minutes from now. now more on the cold weather in the u.s. >> some amazing numbers for you. one particular number in celsius.r, -52 that is the record making windchill factor for montana is the arctic blast makes its way across the united states. authorities say exposed flesh will freeze and cause frostbite in only 5 minutes. expect these conditions to last until this afternoon. ahead, bloomberg gets an inside look at the new business pot ineational colorado. as we go to break, a british singer has a regret, turning down a gig that would have paid her in bitcoins. she said five years ago, an online firm offer to stream her music live and pay in the virtual currency. don't feel too badly for her, she is worth more than 6 million quit. ♪ >> good morning. welcome back to "the pulse." up to speed with company news. boeing has reported record

currency is already a big deal. 1.08.is that >> ken dryden was talking about how parity is making canadian teams competitive again. $.63 dollar.er a it does reflect changes. >> do you see how he slammed us there with the appreciation of the chinese currency? >> he did not answer. >> it is a long season. >> let's look at hr. this is one of our guest. this will join us. -- it isal bank yield a two-year yield. they are just coming up a little bit. idea -- we will talk to vince. we scour the newspapers. it is a twisted front page report. >> let's start with something more conventional. minutes from the fed's december meeting says that policy makers are confident in the economy. they are also growing more uneasy about the stimulus. according to the new york times, their take is that fed policymakers think the bottom buying is a good way to stimulate job growth. the wall street journal takes a different view. less benign. they are denying the risk of bubbles. look at the u.s. stock market. it closed at record highs last year. that would be the first from his story. the other one is one that erik