. >>> just ahead, jerry seinfeld is teaming up with larry david again. we have those details next. >>> the british drama's premiere is breaking records. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. umbrella weather in the pacific northwest. not dealing with too much snow, just rare for this kind of year. you expect a system like this to bring significant snow to the northern mountains and the cascades. not seeing that. as far as the rain goes, we'll watch it continuing, a little break right now if you're driving in and around seattle. the rainfall forecast, kind of fills it in here, this darker green up to about an inch of rain over the next 24 hours. again, mostly at the higher elevations. but very damp and kind of dreary. >> yeah, pack the umbrella. okay, thank you. >>> in entertainment news, "downton abbey" scored huge ratings making it the highest rated drama in pbs history. >>> "saturday night live" announced its first african american female cast member since 2007. sasheeria zamata will make her debut on january 18th. >>> in an ask me anything

larry david was also in the neighborhood that day. ng on, but rumor mill is swirling about seinfeld and david collaborating on a broadway show. our investigative team will keep you posted from broadway world. >>> so one of the main criticisms of mitt romney's presidential campaign is that he cooperate loo couldn't loosen up. it looks like that may have changed. ♪ >> pretty good, right? romney took the stage to accompany an performer at a conference no young mormons. rumor has it he's in training to do the dougie. on to late night. jimmy kimmel doing research on the company taking over the obama care website. >> obama administration is trying to reverse course on the troubled website healthcare.gov. they have officially cut ties with the company that built the site. they signed a contract yesterday with a company called accenture. if their tv commercial is any indication, i think they may be the right company. they have a reputation for exactly this kind of work. and i mean exactly. >> building applications for today's highly distribute

the photo was shot around the same time larry david was lurking around. what's going on here?nity fair" magazine. we tracked down ali, the who was in the right spot at the right time and snapped the photos. both of you, welcome. >> hi, good to be here. >> ali, let me get this out of the way. this is the first thought a lot of people looking at the picture saw. i thought photo shop. you areal ting me, this is the real deal. >> it is the real deal. i couldn't believe it myself. it's the real deal. >> here you are. a big fan. me the story behind the photo. what were you doing? >> i was on my way to work at a start up by columbia. the street was blocked off. of course i took a look around and i saw a film crew, but there was not a crowd around. i didn't think it was a big deal and as i walked past toms, i noticed jason alexander. >> go ahead. >> i noticed jason alexander and from across the street. i took a second look. i department think it could be real. him standing in front of the restaurant from seinfeld. i took a closer look and i realized jerry sign felled was there and the

david: larry shover, good to see you, my friend. thank you very much.ks, larry. >> you're welcome. liz: we learned a lot from larry. david: indeed we have. liz: manufacturing and services. david: plus he gave us a couple of stock picks as well. liz: going public, ip offs, no easy feat for clean tech companies. even billionaire elon musk who is a big player in the sector has admitted investors are weary of some of these names. i got to speak with him when clean tech company solarcity went public ii 2012. >> investors looking at ipo, for the last 10 clean tech ipos that they invested are underwater. liz: chairman of solarcity and ceo of course of tesla. david: doesn't seem like two years ago. solarcity of course ended up being a huge success for investors up 400%, more even. but other clean tech companies crash big-time with billions of dollars going down with them. will we see a turnaround in the clean tech ipo market or is it another false start? we have tom tally, investor place writer and ipo playbook writer. tom, good to see you. we've seen spectacul

david: larry i have to break in. we have earnings coming out on several companies including ibm. jo ling kent, those numbers are in. how do they look? >> dave, we have pretty good

walking into the new york diner that was a fixture on the '90s sitcom and "seinfeld" co-creator larry davidhere. >> word they may have been filming a super bowl commercial. another guest. the shoot was for a web show. all parties tight-lipped. i'm sure it'll be good. >>> speaking of old friends getting together, oprah and gayle king spending a weekend at oprah's home in maui. >> but it was anything but relaxing, at least in the bathroom. king snapping this photo sharing it on instagram of the media tycoon fixing her own toilet. can you believe it? >> you got to do what you got to do. gayle shared the caption, stars are just like us. oprah proving the old adage if you want something done, you got to do it yourself. >> love that. >>> next abc's "the bachelor" on last night's episode, juan pablo cut the field of women who could be his wife down to 15. >> make it 16 because i know you like him. but the incident that drew the most attention was a booze-fueled meltdown by a young lady named victoria, probably a little too much wine during last night's group date. juan pablo sent her home the next

. >>> jeff garland is a comedian, producer, director and actor known as larry david's manager and bestprise that jeff made a career of making jokes. a former nfl quarterback chose jeff to be his roast master this week at the friar's club annual roast. you're back. >> hello ladies. >> hello jeff. you promised you'd come back and you did. >> this is it. this is all. >> we know what the roasts are like. they're legendary. >> they get brutal. >> boomer is such a sweet normal guy. what can you roast boomer about? >> that's my question. that's literally what i'm going to say, why am i here? it's boomer. who gives a crap? >> have you done one of those before, a roast? >> i did. i hosted a denis leary roast and i did a little thing on the bob saget roast. >> that was the filthiest of all from what we've heard. >> you know what's funny, i filled in last minute for arty lang. everybody else had artie lang jokes on me. it was like what? you don't do drugs. >> what's your naughty thing? >> what's my naughty thing? i'd love to share that with you. my naughty -- i like napping. i guess that's like m

david: if it holds $191 a share look for one trader. that is larry. sandra: stock higher after-hours by the way. david: tom karsten, thanks very much. larry we'll check back in with you when s&p futures close in a couple of minutes. >>> in one week the fed will begin its two-day policy meeting. will it announce a second round of tapering or will december's weak jobs report put that taper on hold? we asked former fed governor wayne angell, he knows all about the fed. wayne's coming up. sandra: netflix set to report earnings after the bell tomorrow. the stock was the number one performer in the s&p 500 last year, up almost 300%. the time to buy or is this stock overvalued at these levels? 328 bucks a share, david. david: we have experts coming on or sell netflix ahead of the earnings? log on to facebook.com/afterthebell. your answers coming up. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology in

larry david who created and produced "seinfeld" and writing a play that seinfeld may star with it.inn's show in his own show on broadway in 1998. lori: star power. did you see the interview last night? rodriguez -- alex rodriguez firing back. what his attorney, joe tacopina is telling fox business. dennis: chrysler unveiling challenge to toyota camry and honda accord. of the sighs letter's ceo on the new 2015 chrysler 200 coming right back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how did edward jones become one of the biggest financial services companies in the country? hey. yours? not anymore. come on in. [ male announcer ] by meing you more tn halfway. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. that your mouth is under attack, from food particles and bacteria. try fixodent. it helps create a od seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, d forget it. dennis: chrysler hoping to give one of its models a new look to help put the automaker back on the map and become a bigger player in the mid-size auto segment. jeff flock live from the detroit auto show on the

musician david larry argues there is a downside.or three decades, he has been writing songs and performing. now he is a vocal critic of foul street -- filesharing and streaming services. he says they make it harder for artists to earn a living. here is his side of the story. ♪ >> i was young in a band, starting off in punk roc. we were trying to stick it to the man. we wanted to stick it to the oil companies. we want to stick it to walmart and stuff like that. of music filesharing and songs, you are doing exactly the opposite. you are paying for the 4g connection to at&t or verizon. you are paying the broadband providers. you are paying the hardware makers. you are not paying the hippie freak musicians. ♪ i teach about 230 kids in georgia who are aspiring musicians and stuff like that. i teach these students about the economics of the music business. one of the first things i have to get through to them is, sharing is not caring. ♪ andsharing is a bad thing, they are completely hostile to me when i first confront them with this. i s

david: whoa. sandra: larry, that is crazy. took the words out of my mouth. that is something i'm looking at a lot. food inflation is really threatening to be a big focus in 2014. cattle, cattle environment in this country a fewest cattle since the early 1950s. that is certainly a fear. you as david pointed out earlier, we have controversial picks. because you do believe there is room for growth in some companies. one that sticks out to me is you think there is room for best buy to improve? >> best buy went down $7 billion in the past couple weeks as they had some problems with the gross margin at christmas but there are a couple of important things here. first of all, they gained market share. ever since the new management has come in they're gaining market share. second thing their consumer environment. net promoter scores are improving. best buy is providing a better shopping experience. third thing and i think most important we're looking at a very major product cycle in consumer electronics in two areas. one in videogames which already started. we have n

was it for a series or by a larry david? stay tuned. and these are not your typical garage sale finds. we have kasey anthony's jeans for sale. a website says, so-called murder abelia selling anthony's pants and handbags. they are purchased at her parents' garage sale last summer. anthony was acquitted in the 2008 murder of her daughter, kailey. and he may not be performing at half time, but you can catch him on super bowl sunday. prince to appear on new" girl" after the super bowl. how did prince land the gig? turns out he is a huge fan of "new girl" and contacted the stars of the show about making a cameo. and the show goes on for disney's blockbuster "frozen" but this time on stage. the huffington post says disney's "frozen" is going to broadway. "frozen" earning more than $669 million at the global box office, making it disney's number two animated film after" the lion king" the stage adeptation is the biggest grossing of all time. now it it is your time to hash it out with us. coming up, you don't hear this every day. one republican

. >> you want to know if larry david was involved? he was involved. >> he was involved. >> was he on camera or no? >> no. >> seinfeld being very coy but did say that other show characters are involved. the project is a one-time deal, he said, and will be released very, very soon. and he said it lasts longer than 60 seconds. stay tuned. a reminder that you can see more of my interview with president obama first on "new day" at 6:00 a.m. and then on "the lead" at 4:00 p.m. we'd like to thank the waukesha plant in wisconsin. now i'm turning it over to wolf blitzer. >> i'm the governor. the buck stops with me. >> with thousands of cars still abandoned on atlanta highways in the area, one official finally takes responsibility for the management mess that threw a major city into icy gridlock. i'll speak with georgia governor. his first interview is with cnn. stand by. and a football star has accomplished

larry shepherd and that is a mouthful. okay. you're not supposed to fight the trend on wall street. davidank you for being with us. >> we are still early in the year, let's keep it in perspective here. and so there really hasn't been a catalyst talking about. gerri: pullback or correction. down 179 on the dow jones today. >> i think it is a correction. you have amazingly high buybacks from corporations and that helped boost the stock market higher. i don't know. if you continue to do those two things i suppose you could end up with a pretty strong your and let's keep in mind that nothing has occurred since christmas. this is after 4.5% rally in december, been up 12.5% and we know 30% for the year. it's healthy digestion and that's what we need right now and it's very healthy. gerri: this digestive problem is really getting to me. and i think a lot of people start getting a little nervous and let's talk about the economic engine behind us. our earnings are holding up. you think consumers are going to get back in the saddle and spend? to i do think that the earnings are holding out. even th

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all in all, a larry david style curb your enthusiasm number and that's what i'm doing. until i see something that tells me definitively that things are getting better, not worse, since december, i'm sorry to say, i don't have any indication that that will be the case any time soon. "mad money's" back after the break. >>> before we get to your tweets, we have to take some homework off the table, it's been piling up. first up, back on december 2nd, i was asked about united therapeutics, uthr, i said i'd get back to her. this is an emerging firm that is actually profitable, specializing in drugs for hypertension, particularly life threatening type of high blood pressure. united therapeutics spiked hard last month. the fda approved its oral treatment earlier than expected. there are a lot of naysayers out there wringing their hands about potential competition, i like the company's prospects. however, if you owned the stock before the monster move higher, maybe take a little money off the table. and if you think of buying it, take a step back. talking about anik, had a monst

all in all, a larry david style curb your enthusiasm number and that's what i'm doing. something that tells me definitively that things are getting better, not worse, since december, i'm sorry to say, i don't have any indication that that will be the case any time soon. "mad money's" back after the break. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] old el paso frozen entrées. now in freezers. [ male announcer ] old el paso frozen entrées. it took a lot of juggling to keep it all together.k. for some low-income families, having broadband internet is a faraway dream. so we created internet essentials, america's largest low-cost internet adoption program. having the internet at home means she has to go no further than the kitchen table to do her homework. now, more than one million americans have been connected at home. it makes it so much better to do homework, when you're at home. welcome to what's next. comcastnbcuniversal. >>> before we get to your tweets, we have to take some homework off the table, it's been piling up. first up, back on december 2nd, i was asked about united therapeutics

larry david was there too.g was about but there's speculation they were shooting a super bowl commercial. then again maybe they were just new yorking on the big salad. i wonder who paid. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> breaking news. fingers on the buttons could destroy the world, but dozens of nuclear missile launch officers in the united states are caught cheating on a test of their competency. >>> also, a stunning report on benghazi says the attack that killed four americans was, quote, likely preventable. i'll spoke with the senate intelligence committee chair dianne feinstein. >>> 100,000 computers implanted with spy devices that can be activated even when the users r aren't online. the latest

mysterious meeting filmed for seinfeld's web series or part of his project with seinfeld co-creator larry davide are not your typical garage sale finds atlanta sentinel tweeting. we have casey anthony jeans for sell. a so-called murder abeal i can't site selling anthony's pants and handbags. purchased at anthony's parents garage sale and selling for $800 a pop on the site. anthony of course was acquitted in the 2008 murder of her daughter cailee. he may not be performing halftime you can catch prince on sunday. prince to appear on new girl after super bowl. the legendary singer will play himself on the hit comedy hosting a mansion party in the february 2nd episode. how did prince land the gig huge fan of no girl and contacted the stars about making a cameo. [sneeze] >> the show goes on for disney's blockbuster hit frozen this time it will be on stage. huffington post disney's frozen is headed to broadway. disney developing a movie about sibling princes into stage show. frozen earning more than $669 million at the global box office making disney's number two animated film after lion king. it's t

new york daily news reports jerry seinfeld, co creator larry david and jason alexander were seen togetherdetails yet but maybe it is nothing more than a guest appearance on the super hot web show comedians and cars getting coffee. it had 25 million streams and current third season. after the break we are back out in times square with a peek at this year's superbowl slag. ♪ [ male announcer ] wt kind of energy is so abundant, it can help provide the power for all th natural gas. ♪ more than ever before, america's electricity is generated by it. exnmobil uses advanced visualization and drilling technologies to produce natural gas... powering our lives... while reding emissions by up to 60%. energy lives here ♪ cheryl: the natural retail federation estimates 12 billion, everything simple related around here, by official jerseys over $100, dennis, looking around for you, here are your options. nike the project $150, picking up the tab. are you with me? then got this tree. nike fan super bowl edition, or yellow. $60. something you might like. this is a jersey, $114. then the seahawks jersey. h

larry david was there too. not clear what the meeting was about but there's speculation they were shooting a super bowl commercial. then again maybe they were just new yorking on the big salad. i wonder who paid. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> breaking news. fingers on the buttons could destroy the world, but dozens of nuclear missile launch officers in the united states are caught cheating on a test of their competency. >>> also, a stunning report on benghazi says the attack that killed four americans was, quote, likely preventable. i'll spoke with the senate intelligence committee chair dianne feinstein. >>> 100,000 computers implanted with spy devices that can be activated even when the users r aren't online. the latest revelations about nsa surveillance. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> a new scandal to hit the united states air force. the pog says almost three dozen nuclear missile launch officers were involved in cheating on a p

. >>> the "los angeles times" said jerry seinfeld and larry david are working on a mystery project.of the so-called shotgun wedding. couples choose to live together raise children and postpone marriage. >>> heisman trophy winner jameis winston threw a touchdown pass to kelvin benjamin with 13 seconds to go. the tigers were stunned after leading 21-3 in the first half. >>> last night's bowl was full of the bruising hip raising concerns about concussions. players don't like to admit they're hurt but now as dr. jon lapook reports researchers are working on a way to spot the signals. >> reporter: chris coyle understands that big hits are part of playing football. >> if you're out here playing you accept the risk of what could be happening but at the same time obviously i want to have a good working brain for the rest of my life. >> reporter: that's why coyle and 35 other players joined other team this season. a research group trying to find a better way to detect concussions. during practices and games they wore helmets with sensors to measure head impacts. afterwards, the players submi

. >> you want to know if larry david was involved?erry is moving that story along, isn't he? >> it's not that either. so he also revealed other characters from the show that will be involved in the project on monday. and buzz feed interview starts 3:30 pacific time on buzzfeed.com. >>> i don't know what jerry seinfeld is talking about, but whatever it is i want >>> a young power couple checks into >>> this phoerpbgs, we will show you what 48 hours has learned about this case. >>> and all that mattered on this day in 1961 a 5-year-old went into outer space. do you remember who it was? >> no. >> the answer is next on "cbs this morning." [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle. mmm! this is delicious katie. it's not bad for canned soup, right? pfft! [ laughs ] you nearly had us there. canned soup. [ male announcer ] they just might think it's homemade. try campbell's homestyle soup. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] hurry in for store-wide deals, like free installation when you buy stainmaster carpet at lowe's. ♪ ♪ ♪ (announcer) from the compan

larry david, co-creator of seinfeld was also seen at tom's.a broadway play. i hope this is true. just to have the three of them back together would be great. >> he was at the knicks game last night. >> did you all speak. >> no. >> dave dyson's vacuums and products are sold in 67 countries. he'll join us with his newest creation but first, a look at what inspires an inventor. >> the principles behind the vacuum cleaner motor have barely changed. >> reporter: it began over 30 years ago, james dyson was frustrated by his vacuum cleaner's lack of power. he sit out to improve it. the experiment took many years with over 5,000 prototypes. >> that's 5,000 failures before i cracked it. >> in 1993 the bagless vacuum cleaner was born. >> the new dyson vacuum cleaner. we've said good-bye to the bag. >> the machine was an instant hit. within years dyson's dream had grown into a multibillion dollar industry. research and innovation remained key to dyson's success. >> his improvement principle has been applied to other everyday items. >> our solution uses a

he hinted he and his fellow "seinfeld" creator larry david have teamed up on a top secret project.t amazon package. >> he's still got it. >> yes. please. something. we're excited about that. >>> and then finally it's the beginning of the year, and you know what that means, time to toss out the christmas trees and some are taking that idea to a new level. i'm, of course, talking about eighth annual christmas tree throwing contest in germany. where else? take off the lights and chuck it, baby. decorations also. douglas firs. spruce. three different styles in the contest, the javelin, the hammer and also a high jump competition over your tree. contestants, however, do need to provide their own. it's byot. >> yeah. >> and you have a busy night. what are you doing tonight? >> thank you, robin. i'm hosting the national border review. these are the biggest movies of the year and all the big stars and directors. what are you wearin-- >> what are you wearing? >> it's actually festive cocktails so can i go through your closets? >> just make sure it has sleeves. >> and stockings. >> all right

. >> larry david and then his wife jessica adds fuel to the fire by writing on twitter someone is excited's got to be. >> maybe they're like -- maybe they get out of jail. isn't that where we left? >> we left them -- ? people are still so bothered by our -- >> they did 20 years or so, 15 years. >> we'll find out if we're right or wrong on sunday at the super bowl. >>> then we have a special guest or two in "pop news" this morning. it's a special reveal from the the labrador retriever. repped by otis. ginger zee's guy. >> oh, there's otis. >> otis. >> ginger, he looks like -- >> he heard his name. he's excited. >> he is adorable. he is the most popular. >> 12 years old on tuesday. >> ah. >> we love you, otis. you're our new mascot on "gma." the most popular breed for the 23rd consecutive year -- >> gray hair. >> oh. >> gray with -- >> great with kids. >> i've had them all my life. >> also great with kids and with anchors on doachunds. >> daisy, i wanted to bring daisy. are you kidding me? there's no way. look what happens. i get kerry, daisy. don't be jealous. >> you guys -- >> she's a bea

you want to hear if larry david was involved? >> was he involved?ou can spent to see the new project very, very soon. as you know, the seinfeld cast last reunited in 2009 for an episode of "curb your enthusiasm." >> you say "very, very soon." >> i heard somewhere this morning he said it is not a super bowl ad. that was on the local station here this morning. >> is he going to be part of the halftime show? >> could be. >> then it is not an ad. it could be. >>> since we are all talking about the super bowl all morning, what if you had had a major -- we're talking major -- major emergency during your big party this weekend. what if you -- ran out of beer? >> no! >> what? >> i'll just put it out there. one minnesota businessman apparently has a possible solution introducing the beer one. you can have the cold stuff delivered right to your door. lake made beer company president jack supple says he was inspired by amazon's delivery drones. he strapped this 12-pack to a device, sent it off, not to studio 1a, unfortunately, but it has caused quite a brouhah

the show's co-creator, larry david, also spotted leading speculation it may have something to do withabout it in "pop news" that he and david were working on some gigantic project. david has reported said that he wrote a play and maybe star in it. we're getting closer to unraveling the great seinfeld secret. you heard it here first. >> unraveling those clues like that. >> yeah. >> all right. here we go. we're bringing it home. we're bringing it home. could this -- don't don't stop believing ♪ >> -- be the best song ever to drive to? fans of journey never stop believing quoting the classic as the best song to cruise with. it's in a new poll by insurance.com. in the second place "bohemian rhapsody" by queen. >> also good. ♪ scaramouche, scaramouche >> so great and then third "you shook me all night long." >> also good. >> really good as the best songs to take on a long road trip. worst song to drive to according to the survey -- ♪ who let the dogs out hoo ♪ hoo hoo >> nice shoes, by the way. well done. do you guys have a favorite? >> i like anything motown. >> yeah. >> anything motown.

david: kim forest, great to see you, kim. thanks very much for rolling with the punches. a lot of fast information flowing seriously, from fort pitt capital. of course, larry shover, nice to see you my friend. appreciate it. >> thank you. david: shares gaining more than double the s&p 500 but falling earnings, the company gave guidance that disappointed wall street. that is why the stock was down. the ceo is coming here to make his case to investors on why the rally can continue. >>> also, herbalife's stock sinking today 10% as the war over the company gets political. now there is a massachusetts senator jumping in the mix. what does he want? charlie gasparino talking to activist tore and herbalife supporter, carl icahn. tweet us your thoughts at fbn. is herbalife a solid company or is it a pyramid scheme? that is what the senator is saying it is. do you agree or disagree? your answers later this hour. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with t future of trading. comp

david: larry shover, there are two big problems though that yahoo! has. one is the declining ad revenue up until this quarter at any rate and low cash reserves. we're always talking about apple's 170 billion or whatever it is. yahoo! has just 1.3 billion. that is not chump change but compared to some of its competitors it's not a lot. >> it is definitely not a lot but they have marisa mayer. they have a 24% stake in alibaba. the valuation of alibaba seems to grow every week. i'm not sure it is sketchy but seems to grow holding up the stock. there are definitely a lot of headwinds for yahoo! but it is a multiyear story. content and mobile are something they will pull a rabbit out of the hat and really turn the company around and obviously the ipo of alibaba is enormous. content and mobile is something that will carry the day with marisa mayer in charge. liz: still looking for any comment on alibaba because of their stake in the chinese internet company. a lot of people in essence say that is what you really need to pay attention to. that is the real cash c

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probably best known as larry david's manager and best friend on hbo's series "curb your enthusiasm."sts are like. those things are legendary. >> they get brutal. >> but boomer is a sweet, normal guy. what are you going to roast boomer about? >> that's going to be my question. no, no. literally, that's literally what i'm going to say. why am i here? >> yeah. >> because it's boomer, who gives a crap. >> have you ever done one of those before, a roast. >> i did, i hosted the denis leary roast. i did a little thing on the bob saget roast. >> i heard that was the filthiest thing. >> i filled in at the last minute for artie lang and everyone had their jokes on him. i don't do drugs. >> what's your vice, your naughty thing? >> oh, i'd love to share with you. no, i like napping. that's like my -- i'm a big -- >> napper? >> oh, i love to nap. >> like we were supposed to talk today about the fact that napping is so good for you. between 10 to 20 minutes or 90. it can't be anything different than the two. >> by the way, that's pretty much what i fill in. 10 to 20 or 90. i also do tm. transdenta

david: lance roberts, larry shover, thank you gentlemen. good to see you both. stay warm. >> thank you. david: the world's biggest companies, brightest mind in tech are gathering in las vegas this week for the 2014 international consumer electronics show, the ces. more than 3,000 exhibitors will be showcasing thousands of products. everything from 100-inch televisions, movie producers having breakdowns, 3-d printing, the latest in smartphones. in the heart of it is our very own liz claman. liz, what do you have coming up in. liz: we don't need know stinkin' teleprompter, let me just tell you that. here at the consumer electronics show there is a trend to go smaller and there's a trend to go bigger. check out this big, bad, what is this? can you believe this speaker by supersonic? you remember the movie spinal tap, you guys? this one is an 11, right? you remember that? this is all different kinds of consumer electronics here. we've haddance absolute panoply of superstar products when it comes to what is very hot. this story we began with lenovo. first on fox busin

mark david chapman was a failure in his own mind. he wanted to become somebody important, larry. w to handle being a nobody. mark david chapman struck out at something he perceived to be phony, something he was angry at, to become something he wasn't, to become somebody. >> former assistant district attorney kim hogrefe doesn't buy it for a moment. >> if he was obsessed with anything it was bringing attention to himself. he was narcissistic, he was grandiose. he wanted to bring attention to himself. the fact that john lennon was the victim here is simply because john lennon was available, publicly available, and others were not. he wasn't crazed. he wasn't obsessed. he was not entitled to the insanity defense. we felt that he was criminally responsible, and he did not have a mental disease or defect, and that whatever his mental state was, it did not prevent him from knowing the nature of his conduct and that it was wrong. >> with the evidence at hand, a grand jury indictment is expected -- >> on june 22nd, 1981, just over six months after the murder and the day his trial is set t

david louie abc7 news. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> i'm larry beil.7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. next at 5:00 uber facing a wrongful death lawsuit is the car service dodging responsibility for a 6-year-old girl hit in a crosswalk sth >> and major changes after the accidental shooting of a sargeant by a fellow officer. >> i'm sandhya patel. weather pattern is changing meaning rain i'll have timing coming up. >> a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against uber. >> that suit is response to the death of a 6-year-old girl on new year's eve. she was hit crossing the street with her mother and brother in san francisco's tender loin district. we are live with the story tonight. leanne? >> this is more than a wrongful death suit. this may change the way uber does business. lawyers will argue every time a driver looks up and then responds to a fare he or she has now become a distracted driver and that goes against california law. >> the 6-year-old was in this crosswalk. police say a 57-year-old hit her. the driver worked out of his own car

larry thompson. [applause] >> thank you for those mostly kind words. i want to congratulate all of the nominees here this morning. david cox, maria. terry o'neill. all of whom are so accomplished. i especially want to thank the network for all it does to remind is that dr. king's work is not yet done them for standing up for the least among us, whether it is protecting young people are fighting for justice. i also must think reverend sharpton for all he has done and continues to do to advocate for charges that impact our society and for making our country a better place. despite the fact that i am a republican. it reminds me of the old adage that in order to achieve progress we really need not be the woman mind as long as we are always of one purpose. there is no voice in america more compelling than reverend sharpton we talk about fairness, equality and justice for all.

david. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. ukraine or at least the country's capital kiev has descended into chaos protests have turned extremely violent and the social order is on the verge of collapse to what degree do protesters in kiev represent the ukrainian people what do these protesters believe in and what do they really want is ukraine on the path to nowhere.

you're going to see a name like david ellison involved in moviemaking. they will say your dad is larrynd you have a lot of money. everybody who is out to make it in hollywood, getting involved in films as a way to do it. this film is not based on a tom clancy book. it is based on the character that they had the rights to. they have the rights to keep chris pine and do more movies. if it is successful they will do it again. you,at is hollywood for one good idea spawns many, many sequels. thank you, jon erlichman. better, jamese bond or jack ryan? >> james bond. >> it is a classic. las vegas high rollers are connoisseurs of the good life. they get perks from all the casinos. the new nightclub in the blotchy has turksbill longino to top them all. trish reagan talked to vegas will don johnson. one of mgm's casino, the most expensive tables in the world. >> wow. i like this table. >> it is gorgeous. >> part of it is the view. 1200 water spain robots. it has 460 seats. this $40 d million. inside the club, the fountains are made of champagne. this is the most possible club in vegas. the avera

david louie joins us live at the construction site now with this newest store. nontech job hirings are a good thing, we think, yes? >> reporter: that is true ares larry this, is a list of jobs just came up today, jobs here in silicon valley and most are tech related for companies such as apple, intel and cisco. but nontech jobs are growing as well. everyone has come wheer high hopes of landing a job. >> it's important. >> hundreds have turned out to apply for them. the retailer is moving ahead, opening a new store in south san jose in early march. construction crews face a looming deadline. applicants won't have to wait long to find out if they got hired. >> every person will get an interview. and we'll know with about their status. >> new year starting out with better prospects of hiring. work to future now sees about 100 new job listings a day. the region expanded by 2600 jobs in the past year. >> people are starting to fill full time jobs. i think that is what we want to see. >> but there are set backs you have that macy's is laying off 2500 employees. >> this may be a good timing event for them that, you know they're kind of ending one and going

for the last 8 years and david is a strategist at bell point management and says yellen will face a tough road ahead. >> she was not the first choice and the first name was larry but had a lot of resistance on both sides of the aisle and from investors as well because there was a concern that larry summers would roll back quantitative using far quicker and perhaps raise interest rates a little bit too soon and that was the fear. she will follow in the same footsteps that ben bernanke and the path he was setting. in his last message to the press, he stated that they are going to move at a measured pace and started quantitative and the first round is to reduce the 85 billion per month in bond purchases by ten and i suspect it will continue and do it at a measured pace and do it dependent. i think the real challenge for the fed is as follows: i think most investors understand that the ten-year treasury interest rate will probably raise to 3.5%. the real issue is how fast do we get there, they need to manage those expectations. >> reporter: one of the largest consumer electronic shows has be gone in las vegas with eager people looking forward to the latest in the

larry bird. mchale still has the moves down low. baby hook. a master. >>> davidntract extension from the red sox. had he a great year last year. leading the sox to a world series title while claiming the world series mvp award. during an interview with a boston tv station, ortiz and his little dog talked about his future. >> i would like to retire a red sox but that doesn't plan on me. you know, this is business. people have different touch every year and hopefully that is not the case, but, like i say, you know, i think i will represent this organization and hopefully they see it that way. >> i love that man. >> i love ortiz. >> cute dog. >> were they wearing matching shirts? >> oh, my god! >> way to go. >> ortiz is so awesome. >> there was a reason. he had his dog on his lap to bring attention to the humane society was the reason for it if you didn't know that and just watching where he sports a chihuahua on his lap. >> he is the greatest clutch hitter in the postseason. i say that recognizing reggie jackson in the '70s but this guy, i'm sure they will do what

larry thompson. [applause] >> thank you for those mostly kind words. i want to congratulate all of the nominees here this morning. david cox, maria. terry o'neill. all of whom are so accomplished. want to thank the network for all it does to remind is that dr. king's work is not yet done them for standing up for the least among us, whether it is protecting young people are fighting for justice. i also must think reverend sharpton for all he has done and continues to do to advocate for charges that impact our society and for making our country a better place. despite the fact that i am a republican. it reminds me of the old adage that in order to achieve progress we really need not be the woman mind as long as we are always of one purpose. there is no voice in america more compelling than reverend sharpton we talk about fairness, equality and justice for all. unpopularmes abdicate causes. that is in the tradition of dr. king who urged us to be courageous and admonish those more than tohing take a position which stands out sharply and clearly from the prevailing opinion." moment ofake a personal privilege on behalf of my