kwan?> one of the fundamental problems we have with this entire inquiry, every time we learn something we get a whole bunch of new questions that we don't have answers to. i knew phil kwan was there when bill baroni was testifying, but at that point in time i had no idea -- >> he was sitting there in the room. >> he was sitting a couple of seats behind bill baroni while he testified. as a matter of fact, mr. baroni referenced him during his testimony. when i asked him for the documents he was referring to, he said he'd have to run that by counsel. i said he's a couple rows behind you, you can go talk and we'll wait. he deferred doing that. but the point is it just seems an unusual amount of time to have somebody spend and prep you for talking about something that is supposed to be factual. if it's something that happened, somebody understood and knew and was planning for i'm really mystified at the the length of time it was necessary to prepare bill baroni for the testimony. >> i feel like

and remember, it's not just phil kwan.re are also questions about whether bill baroni had any interaction with people within christie's inner circle before they went before the joint legislative committee. and furthered this theory of a traffic study. we have some indication in e-mails and internal e-mails that there was communication. to what extent did the governor's office know the true reasons behind this. >> police are saying the helicopter did not fly over the bridge during the traffic jam, the governor's helicopter, but again, there's an indication that the interest there is not so much in the route of flight, but who was on the helicopter, who might he have been talking to while on the helicopter. all that is still being developed. thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate you coming across the river for this. thank you very much. >> coming up next, house speaker john boehner has become ted cruz's worst nightmare. so ted cruz says. but of course, this is much better for the country. ezra klein w

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inside the world famous eastern bakery owner orlando kwan and his wife mrs.ality chinese pastry. >>reporter: this establishment so well known that bill clinton even stopped here in 1996. they have pictures to prove it. what did he eat. >> moon cake. >>reporter: it's a new career tradition along with anything else that is sweet and expands with heat symbolizing good fortune. almost always a lane here but it does move fast. i like these cookies. doing the new year thing here today. >> no. no. sorry. >>reporter: no problem. no problem. is this low calorie. >> no consolidate reat all. >>reporter: no calorie. >> celebration like birthday, if you year, christmas, anything is no calorie. not count. >>reporter: all the more reason to order seconds. so that's what it's about. in china town, abc 7 news. >> that's what it's about. in new york the empire state building lit up in red and gold all to sell brit the law nar new year we speeded up video to see the colors cycling through. very impressive in new york city. cool. >> find this happy lunar knew year post on our fa

rick kwan is here with the story. you talk about coming out of left field i'll mix my sports met for. >> sure woke up the local sports day. according to pro football talk.com the browns were ready to trade multiple draft pick for 49ers head coach harbaugh. but he turned done the deal reportedly because his wife did not weren't to move to cleveland. harbaugh has 2 years left on 5 year, 25 million dollar contract. during the time as head coach the frainers have made it to 3 nfc championship and one superbowl. despite that i am press i have record there have been rumors of friction between him an general manager. the niners not issued a statement but ceo york tweeted back to pro football talk and rap sheet this afternoon saying is this on the record? report isn't true. for the browns did not deny the story out right. here's what 2 espn instancesers had to say about it. >> well the cleveland browns they gave us a lot of stories during this saga one thing i do know is that there was time when they thought okay how can we t

. >>> michelle kwan has gone from figure skating to stumping in sochi.by is running for governor of rhode island. he's reportedly asking notables to pose for photos holding up a pin supporting her man. >>> if you ask marco rubio if he's ever spoked pot, good luck getting an answer. >> if i tell you that i haven't, you won't believe me, and if i tell you that i did, kids well say look, he smoked marijuana so i can do it too. >>> we have your inside guide to the state dinner. expect a french-inspired theme courtesy of the guest of the french president. gearing up pr the state dinner. none other than bo and sunny obama. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> i'm joined by analyst ellis henikan. >> who is he bringing? that's the question. >> we'll have to wait and see. we're not waiting too long to see what's happening in the christie investigation. 18 new subpoenas. what is this all about? >> as the other subpoenas have produce produced new information, investigators are finding little tid bits that are raising their curiosity. one involves a h

junior olympic, and at 14 was in the national and world championship titles, beating out michelle kwan she defeated quan again japan. she made. history 16 years agod today. the women's hockey team was up two goals, but lost in sudden-death overtime. oh, well. the men still have hope. the dow has been up a hundred for the last couple of hours. neil cavuto will bring you context and privilege and we -- and perspective. have a great afternoon. >> thank you, shep. they're couching put should we be fretting because the vice-president of the united states says that seven million target for obamacare enrollees isn't happening. >> may not get the seven but we're going to get five or sex and that a hell of a start. >> hell of a start or hell to pay. if they do not get the enrollees we could end up getting rolled. welcome everybody. oh, no, joe, you can't blow off a million or two miss as a hell of a start. who is pga for that miss? that's what's we want to know. just over a month to go before open enrollment for the new law ended. these

. >> kwan us the has been an australian icon for decades but to remain one it needs to adapt to a commercialironment. but as well as cutting costs and changing itself, the airline is pushing for a change in the way it is regulated. australia's government is wering lifting restrictions on foreigners the company also wants the government to guarantee it's steps, with change from within, and a change of regulation the management thinks they can help the airline fly high once again. andrew thomas, al jazeera, sidney. >> other world headlines a second controversial audio tape featuring the tickerrish prime minister has been released. it allegedly captures him telling his son for more money from a businessman, in return for government incentives. he has said the first reporting was a fakes, al jazeera cannot independently verify the authenticity of the tapes. here in cat catar, 12 people have been killed. it is believed -- which tore through the building close to the city's landmark mall. an indian soldier shot five of his colleagues dead before killing himself. he was deployed in a counter terror

nipsy kerrigan, michelle kwan, and in my hand she has tiny tiny feet, just a size four. >> ginger coon shows us a box of files of olympic clients through the decades. >> what has really been fun about this, is i so much of my graped parents are here. they are patterns of their writing, my grandmother's writing. >> from skates from depression era ice performers so skates to modern super stars they know there aren't that many businesses like theirs left. it feels great to know i am carrying on the legacy. my dad, and grandpa, and great grandpa, all those that came before me. >> and secret to the survival their edge is the feedback from all their olympic customers. al jazeera, san carlos, california. >> the bad winter weather giving wal-mart a chill, saying u.s. sales declined in the last quarter which includes the key holiday season. wal-mart that a cut in food stamps is hurting the bott bottom line. cyber hackers hold your computer hostage demanding ransom from their victims. that tasha says it was used to black male a small business in miami. he own as thrives plastic surgery practice

kwan gonzales and brian law will be honored at a ceremony in fresno. governor jerry brown is expected to attend. officers long and gonzales were responding to an accident on highway 99 in southern fresno county when they veered off the road. their vehicle flipped over, killing both officers. investigators say the two officers were apparently trying to avoid hit as pedestrian involved in the original accident. >>> this morning the dali llama will be making two march bay area appearances. yesterday while the tibetan spiritual leader spoke inside davey symphony hall to a sold out audience, several chanted outside. they were of a buddhist sect. protesters say the dalai lama has denounced the traditions and beliefs of those who practice that form of buddhism. >> he's basically forcing people into practicing things that he believes they should be practicing. we believe that's a violation of religious rights so we are here to basically ask the dalai lama to lift the bans he's imposed on millions of others throughout the world who engage in that practice. >> but many who pay to listen to his

they're trying to swap five taliban members held at kwan tan know bea f . >>> president nicholas says the u.s. is helping orchestrate. there are more demonstrations set for today. the government allegedly met with students organizing marches. the state department insists it had nothing to do with the protests. >>> happening today in vienna, the start of talks aimed at reaching a deal over iran's nuclear program. the supreme leader has made it clear he thinks the talks will be fruitless. give us an idea of the feeling there. >> if you know iranians, you know they love to talk and debate politics. that's what they're doing at investigations in vienna. many debating where this is going to go. there's so much at stake if there's a deal struck and if crippling sanctions are wiped out, it could boost and economy and make life easier. a lot are watching. late last year the two sides, world powers and iran struck an interim deal. that was difficult. observers say this one, the perm deal, is going to be much harder. both sides have put forth position and say they're not budging. iran want to b

oakland mayor kwan was there representing her city and she tweeted this picture.be there for oakland. here's chief white house correspondent john karl. >> flank by young men struggling to grow up in some of chicago roughest neighborhood, the president opened up about his own troubles as tichbility i didn't have a dad in the house. i was angry bit even though i didn't necessarily realize it at the time. i made bad choices. i got high without thinking about the harm it could do. >>reporter: we rarely see this side. >> could i see myself in these young men. the only difference is that i argue up in an environment that was a little bit more for giving. so when i made a mistake the consequences were not as severe. >>reporter: freens chicago saw themselves in the president as well. >> to my surprise he was just like me. agreeing up without a father. and sometimes not too concerned with school. >>reporter: today event was to launch my brother keeper. mentoring program for at risk youth. >> part of close close message in this initiative is no excuses. it will take courage

is it pro-ukraine kwan or pro-russian?to be pro-russian, some of the people, a fair amount of people we interviewed, my colleague did not understand, do not approve our city, our way of life. people are waiting to see what's going to happen next. they will probably decide after. >> it's important to say that ukraine is the largest country fully within europe. this is not a third-world country. this is a big important country where this is going on. the consequences of some sort of civil war there would be devastating. >> it will be. vladimir putin most likely will not let that happen. this is a zone for syria. it's his way to stop the western world from expanding in this region. >> how concerned were you as a journalist because there have been attacks on journalists? >> in cache, not at all. the opposition don't touch the us. it's not like e g egypt. once the olympics are over and he doesn't have to be mr. nice guy for the international community, are there concerns he is going to get more involved in ukraine? >> it is goo

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only guy i've heard henry kissinger said he learned something from and that yu.leak one you -- li kwan he's frail but his mind is still extremely sharp and very articulate. i sat with him for about an hour. book recentlyat written where there is a group of interviews with him about four countries -- china, india, the united states, and russia. i turned to him about 20 minutes into the conversation and i said, mr. president, what are the chinese doing now? he said something interesting. he said china is in the united states looking for that buried lockbox. i looked at him quizzically. he said, you know, like flight recorder boxes that contain the data. they are trying to figure out what it is that allows americans to be the only nation in the world to continually be able to remake itself. resumptionwhat wesley, i think i can -- somewhat presumptuously. that box.o things in there is a steady, constant string of immigrants coming to american shores. [applause] who come arents self-selected. they have the most courage, the most sense of optimism, the ofatest sense of the ability day and fe

has the kwan taytiquantitativeid jobs? >> yes. >> you wouldn't agree with me -- >> i think we have had some of both. on the survey of businesses they have added many jobs 200,000 a month. >> no no no 200,000 a month i think we have done maybe five of six times over the last year. >> it was 130 last month and 75 on an adjusted basis the month before that. >> no, i think we have added to employment so as she noted 7.5 or 8 million jobs in the recession and unemployment is still very high i agree and the federal reserve wouldn't have n engaged in several rounded if it hadn't been okay with the outcome. >> if you take the same policies towards fighting deflation. i'm waiting for my chirm to >> the gentleman from south carolina asked for it, the gentleman got it. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> appeared comfortable with the fed staff company. >> i will em -- >> what will you look for in a stress test? what kind of variables? >> one of the things that i'm most concerned about. we're all in agreement

this helps to bring more end kwan nation -- indian nations to prof tetestown. so tecum that puts the prophet in charge. i'm sure he said don't do anything dumb until i return. he leaves to get the red sticks. right as he leaves, here comes william henry harrison. and what does tecumseh do? he has a big party. they're drinking which will, smoking spirits, having a massive party. and during the party tecumseh -- i mean, the prophet announces that he has another seizure, and he's talked to the great chief in the sky, and he has additional powers. he's imbued now with the power to make all the warriors invisible. i imagine like this, right? make them invisible and to make them, secondly, impervious to the white man's bullets. in the middle of the night in a drunken, stoned, party stupor, without planning, the prophet charges towards tip a canoe creek and william henry harrison. as they're killing one of sentries, the sentry hangs to get off a shot. william henry harrison's army lines up, and it's like shooting fish in a battle. in a matter of minutes, hour, tecumse

relationship between income and age that brings the relationship between income and dementia into the kwan ti taytive aspect that you mentioned. but when i read that, when you say household income more than $75,000. i would assume that is at every stage. >> $72,000, $75,000, $80,000, $90,000? >> no, that is not in that table. it is not corrected more anything. it is not corrected for. in our research we do correct for that. but in that table there is not that correction. so. >> i'm having trouble with this. um, ask mr. rogen. >> i actually get it, i think. >> you get it? >> i think i do, right? >> and kevin spacey does. >> tell me what you think. >> i think what he is saying is older people have less of an income and therefore if you are older by default you will have less of an income if you have dementia odds are you are old which means you have less of an income which supports those statistics. >> thank you dr. rogen. >> i see in education the older population is much less educat educated. they have education less than high school. education is highly reralated t education status. >> my

can he technically embark on kwan taye that easing? what would it look like?rnanke did in this country? >> i would say first that we have embarked since the very beginning of the crisis. and if i am given this role here it is precisely because as soon as 2007 we embark in the unlimited supply of liquidity to all of our banks. and that of course is the way the european had utilized the weaponry of liquidity supply. so all banks in europe has unlimited access to all of the liquidity they need provided, of course, they have collateral. now, it is our way until now to do quantitative easing, if i may, which is easily explainia e explainable. the so we utilize the beast men on both sides of the atlantic. i don't exclude that the european central bank could embark in some kind of injection of liquidity supply on top of this unlimited access that all banks have and that could take some form. for instance, not with the treasury market, purchases that i organize myself when i was president. >> but, dr. trichet, this is obviously the single mandate of the ecb, do you se

people and they mostly are russian speaking region say they fear an influx of ultra nationalists kwan's fresh from their role in the country's recent coup the airports however continue to operate normally and chernoff reports now from crimea and me if it here live with us hi there you are so we're getting conflicting reports from crimea what does the situation a look like where you live the moment. these people don't have any identification signs on them but they have now become known as the self defense squads and they say that they are protecting the crimean from any possible radical threats extremist threats which may come from the new of stories in kiev and first they secured the local parliament building allowing deputies in and outside and basically they've been operating in ordinary fashion and now they're patrolling the local airport as well saying that they are here simply to prevent any bloodshed and prevent any conflicts lesser so let's listen to what one of these people back there at the airport had to say. schimmel my name is bloodier and we represent the crimean militia th

and, of course, i would like to say a lot of thanks to michelle kwan.on all you've accomplished and done for the sport. >> thank you very much. >>> and coming up next, we are going to have a live performance on our sochi plaza from the swan brothers. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> all right. welcome back to sochi, everyone. we decided to bring a little music from back home right here to russia. >> yeah, the swan brothers were finalists in season four "the voice." now out with the debut single "later on." take it away. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey baby won't you tell me what you got going on a little later on tonight ♪ ♪ how about you and me get together have a couple drinks don't you think that sounds all right ♪ ♪ a good time ♪ we can't get no closer ain't no room in the middle girl what you doing a little later ♪ ♪ let's go start a fire how about you and i get this thing shaking baby telling what you're doing later on later on ♪ ♪ later on later on later on later on ♪ ♪ hair shining like a movie star and you know you look so good i can't stop stari

to train with michelle kwan's former coach frank carroll. >> what is it about michelle's skating youesides everything -- um -- i think it was her confidence and her game face. >> are you trying to have your own game face going in? >> that's what i'm trying to do. >> and with that game face, it's clear just making it on to the olympic ice isn't the end game. >> will that be enough just to have made it there? >> i think 80%. but that 20% of skating my best and making the podium, that would be that 20% that would be all. >> one thing is for sure, gracie may be the only skater bringing a unique skillset to the game. >> i hear that you're like an elite juggler. >> i'm like an elite recreational juggler. >> more than the casual juggler. >> more than casual, but we're not juggling bowling pins. >> what if i told you i brought some oranges. >> i would tell you i could juggle them. >> can we do it? >> yeah. >> this i have to see. >> okay. >> so casual recreational. >> i'm very impressed. her true talents on the ice, gracie gold heads to sochi with a name ready for the headlines and a heart re