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and then you floor it and then it just launches on the last amber. >> lizzie's qualifying run earlier in the day in her beloved blue camaro goes off without a hitch. she's interviewed by the track's cameraman. >> that was fun! >> yeah? it looked fun. >> i had a great time. >> good deal. >> but in lizzie's first official race of the day, things go wrong in a hurry. >> i felt the car a little bit dragging to the right and it took a hard left and kind of went from there. i won't forget that one second of it just because everything kind of started slowing down. then i felt the car lift up and i see the wall, like, and sparks flying. i didn't know where is this car going to go, flip over? i just had to brace for impact and wait until it comes to a stop. once it came on its four wheels again, i just felt relieved. >> you okay, dude? you okay, girl? >> and bummed because i wanted to continue racing that race. and thankful the car actually lifted up that way because i could have hit right into that wall and could have been really bad. >> in spite of becoming airborne, lizzie walks away withou

ashley: lizzie, one what are chances the fed will taper its taper? think there is -- ashley: no reason to. >> no. you know, listen, we've been running at the same job growth for the last, get this, three years, since 2011, about 153,000 a month. i think that is what the fed is looking at. the action will be in the forward guidance on rates, right? what will the fed do there? and, you know, i'll tell you something that is where the credibility comes in as the federal reserve. that jobs rate is moving target. not a trigger, just if it goes to 6.5% or six even, that the fed reviews its rate policy going forward. ashley: we are seconds away now from finding out. as lizzie pointed out we'll be very interested in this forward guidance to see what clues there are. let's go to peter barnes. >> the fed continues, the fedcoy ashley. the fed continues its taper policy, cutting bond purchases by another $10 billion a month as expected, citing a pickup in economic growth. let me get to the economic analysis straight away. quote, information received since the fed

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we have a great video coming from lizzy. >> it's a pop-up event where people talk about death, and haveake. i brought the death cafe concept to the united states. death cafes have popped up in 34 state. they have no agenda, no ideology, but just open conversation. >> david, often the critic at social media creates superficial connections. there's nothing like face to face conversations when it comes to building empathy. what's the response to that critic. >> that's changing. i think we are finding we can connect very well. >> if you think about it, when a person is dying and they reach out to connect and you go, "don't talk that way", we'll focus on getting better. we leave them alone, we isolate them. if i can reach out and find another soul, the better. if i look at the fact some day i'll die and you will die, we thick it will address the reality. when i let it in, it makes me go deeper into the moment. let me connect with you, serve people better and take the life in. >> do you find that there are barriers that come down when you have the conversation. people feel at ease when asking

. >> libby just mentioned: we have a great video coming from lizzy. >> an event where people get together and talk about death and have tea and delicious cake. popularity of the death cafe movement dispels that people don't want to talk about death. i brought it to the media in 2012 and since then, death cafes have popped up. they have no agenda, no ideology, just open coverings about death and dying. >> well, david, i want to go over this. often the critique of social media is super contexts, and there's nothing like face-to-face conversations when it comes to the community. and what's your response to that critique? >> i think that's changing. i think we're finding we can connect very well. and when you think about it, when a person is dying, and they reach out and try to connect, you think, don't talk way, focus on getting better, we leave them alone and isolate them. if i can reach out and find a better soul, the better. the fear is that if i look at the fact, someday i'm going to die, and you're going to die, we think it's going to pres depres, the reality is that it lets me connect

but i got to tell you, i'm not as much fun today because i agreed with almost everything lizzy said. i apologize we can't fight. but i will pick on john. >> we're like an old married couple anyway. >> there are other people to fight wi. >> john is suggesting that people are sitting back and taking the money and not going for jobs, completely ignores the fact that so much of the food stamp budget is going to people who do have a job. and can't earn enough money to ed their families, even going to work. what about them? >> you know, a chance to respond. mike, americs don't have problem helping people who are down but they don't want welfare to become a way of life. unfortunately, that is what worries a lot of people, right? >> right, david. is started with president obama's predecessor george bush. he doubled spending on food stamps, under president obama it's increased 95%. you have to look at both of those presidents spending because what we have is stagnant wages for the middle class. we have the lowest labor participation rate we have had in 50 years. we have people participating w

of support and people who feel families are burning could find an out let here and a comment from lizzy>> a pop up event where people get together to talk about death and eat delicious cake and the cafe movement dispels the myth that people don't want to talk about death and i brought the concept to the united states in july of 2012 and since then death cafes have popped up in over 34 states and over 100 cities. death cafe is no agenda, no ideology, just open and honest conversations about death and dying. >> and david i want to go over this because you wanted to chime in, critique of social media is it has superficial friends and connections and nothing like face-to-face conversations when it comes to building empathy and community, what is the response to that critique? >> i think that is changing and we are finding we can connect very well. and if you think about it, when a person is dying and they reach out to try to connect and you say don't talk that way, you will focus on getting better, we leave them alone. we isolate them. and if i can reach out and find another soul the better

as soon as it said that floating docks casey said that damage can see lizzie interest and see racing package social stability. china only lead to new information to back to protect consumers' rights and the regulation would take effect so much that fifteen of the new regulation bring that to say to the lawless governing the sale of fake products for singles men's advertisements and on lined tray. the state administration of the waxing he says it was still in a review of the results of an investigation into that deputy oil pipeline after the stove and the innocent in qingdao. cvt zion has more on the station's annie let's see the ripple. ask the it industry simple blocks a teacher who briefly respond to the efficient government supervision was one of the fact is that cool the team got lotion that killed six tt people use the photo for the one thing that the state council is to read listen to the investigation report will announce the full results to the very soon. both the enterprise in the local government fail in their responsibility to take precaution measures the pipelines were al

neither had 13-year-old lizzy kazir in texas. she died from complications of the flu.ors repeatedly advised people of the reported benefits of vaccinations, one in three parents will not give their children the vac sooner because. >> some benefits start to kick in right away so sooner is definitely better. >> and there's still plenty available. michelle franzen. abc news new york. >>> there's a link to find a flu clinic near you on abc.com. >> a medic was blinded by a laser while flying a patient to a hospital. a green light sliced through the cockpit, the medic was burned in the eye so severely, the chopper had to make an emergency landing. there have been 75 cases of laser strikes in january alone. it happened to sky 7 hd, they were flying over a shooting when someone beamed a playser at an aircraft. it is a federal crime to aim a laser at an aircraft. >>> four people on the plain in new year's day 1965. the brother of a 15-year-old on the plane has vowed to find him but one diver says it's not going to be pleasant. >> my expectation is the tail half of the plane is

we move forward as an army and a makeup products of him and inform them of an audience so all you lizzie is in the most of the debtor countries also been unrealistic us and emerging countries. he was his end of the beast. i spot the sizzle the allegations come to the peace and insightful witty and stock your jackman as its kind ambassador to promote its latest offering the canvas double. in the sticks but stated is a combination of all the digitizing and have listed marketing deadlocked on my to max. but the company went up to keep up with stuff almonds. it's the combination of pricing as well as efficiency in production. umm was instead a big role in the new concept plan is the last few years have generally been caught mid march ks a lot of the house compound surprise. but gradually it has a big challenge is for the kinds of players to improve the enterprise performance subset of a mole sought to produce a much lower cost. i did them all by hand since michael knox has recently expanded its product range go into heat the gods that can be adjusted and eighty two divisions. in the company

just yesterday, new yorkers like lizzy gifford could have walked their dogs in shorts. not today. >> i've got probably 11 layers going on here. but this is stupid. >> reporter: pittsburgh, philadelphia, and trenton were among 45 places setting records. in cleveland, where it was ten below, hanging ice blocked the train tracks. but buffalo, new york, may have set the frigid standard for misery. never mind the five below temperature, which tied a 72- year-old record; it came with a blizzard that closed the new york state throughway and may dump more than three feet of snow before it's all over. new yorkers have made more than 200,000 cold weather-related calls to the city's help line in the last 24 hours. rocky robinson commands the bedford-stuyvesant volunteer ambulance corps in brooklyn. on a day like today, are there extra difficult challenges you face? >> certainly is. first of all, we're human! so it's cold as hell out there! >> reporter: here in new york, it's about as cold as it's going to get, at least for this weather cycle, but those wild swings will remain. tem

bombings and attacks on military targets have become an everyday reality for the population aig's lizzie kept the top looks into my kind of seems to be thriving despite all the toastmasters. bone chilling video the man driving his suv is on a mission to kill. the truck and then rolls into an army base and then his child while province a sickening act of terror was captured on film mom bought a lot more than fifty soldiers during the day my dear went beyond simply claiming responsibility. it released this video showing computer generated maps preparation for the attack an interview with the bomb or even included english subtitles. now finally there is then shown tiny group of captured soldiers. note that you and the americans are in the same trench. the american drones are in the sky and you are on the ground. in the arabian peninsula was formed in two thousand and nine. ringo states into a home group meeting ground for some of the most high profile plans to attack the united states in response us that the number on each of the humans hellfire missiles at the shamu attack with the older g

in the sun high in a muddy our brothers who both spent time behind bars in israeli prisons salon lizzie palestinian authority police officer for him he was smuggled in to tell libby from the west bank. he went on to place two kilograms of explosives on a bus en route to baghdad which she later detonated via cell phone the other three suspects allegedly constructed the bomb. the series revealed during their interrogation that they were planning the larger act of terror into a beef with their rest prevented him from doing so an additional twenty five kilos of explosives were found during the arrests israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised israeli security forces for their fast action and capturing terrorists behind the bombing. the idea is to the fact that one of the prime suspects was a palestinian officers shows further proof of direct involvement of people within the palestinian authority referred to the recent release of palestinian prisoners as part of the us orchestrated peace talks between israel and palestinians. pena who wanted to save the time has come for palestin

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at the end of an ad in the bedroom beach either the image among many for green tea you will take lizzie does the government the remodeling work well because she had them at this timing and chat about this and had also bought seats but this is a banal she would do if he does mostly i'm done. i don't own these netbooks but she may have ended up getting these factors and back the program this fall would be stupid and just one fight your children but have smart be enough to pee in the day don't miss the trust created by the demise of the bnp in others. it's a bummer that the imported this is the hopeless fashion he died at the next. it does but the conductor will close. she may be a good pool of one that further than what used to. having said that it must be remitted back to this but even the government in bonn that this is a much farther than anybody ever expected them to that extent i think she deserves all of the fbi's the twenty oh one it seemed that the government and the indian government cooperated on security duty to the issue was the crackdown on saturday ahead of what you it's bec

dear lizzie, in this new country i have seen no one but strangers. but they are the kinds of people that i have met and the society is a good portion, as good as any portion in tennessee. there seems to be as much refinement as you'll see in any place. there is no such thing as fine houses or furniture because there are comfortable houses but you cannot get give furniture. we are too far from navigation to get such things. by the time we make the money, they will navigate the river. then we can all get the little notions that we fancy that we need. if i had been in tennessee, i would have bought the house. i thought the house we occupy was not that small. we live in two rooms, it has a passage but not a plain plate overhead, with all these inconveniences, we are getting along finally. i mean, just a positive spirit that that shows in a new place that was really nothing. another book was written in 1831. her cousin is considered the father of texas, was trying to encourage people to come from the east and subtle. he encouraged them to come back from n

port over with a fine tooth: and the actual text in written lizzie jordan eberle high.'m confident. >> you're a guy who loves starting companies. how confident are you that the people you're bringing and want to stay and want to be as passionate at yahoo! as it were about the company's? >> i think that is ultimately more on yahoo! than on those people. as long as marissa continues to deliver as she has on setting a big vision, pouring out huge bets andd keeping big really trying to reestablish ofoo! as a shining example what a successful silicon valley people thats like, choose to go would have no reason to leave. >> on to talk about the thinking innovation. yunnan must just unveiled the hyperloop. is set real or is he tried to make a point? >> i think it is both. has shown time and again that the boundary for what is real for him is fuzzy. there is one then the world i would trust to take it from making a point to making a real. it would probably be him. is one of the world's biggest markets, expenditures. there will be innovation there. the thing that makes entreprene

paul christopher, charles payne, lizzie mack. we have to do this again. thank you all.hank you, guys. coming up next the latest on royal caribbean shares after 600 passengers become violently ill on one of its ships. plus your tweets, would you still book a cruise? tracy: from ships to planes. some of the world's most elaborate private jets heading for the super bowl here in new york. we have a man whose company has plenty to gain from all that. ashley: in tech minute, michael's stores, the latest to suffer from credit card hacks. is it time to increase card security? tracy: or stop doing crafts? as we do every day this time of day look how oil is trading. down about 85 cents. $95.76 a barrel. we'll be right back. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it sa your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, praxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven supe

lizzie mack has the answer.to bring medical marijuana -- >> that is such a big turn around for the governor. he has been slow off the mark in talking about getting this enacted. basically we saw him last year in the state of the state address, talking about decriminalizing certain amounts of marijuana possession. tracy: yeah. >> wow, when you see the number of states that allowed medical marijuana, you have to say to yourself this trend will take off like wildfire. look at the states. you will see here on the map, going to see in the west, this is medical marijuana, where they're allowing medical pot and new england. watch this. we're tracking ballot measures across the country. 10 more states are talking about allowing medical marijuana. another 12 states are talking about recreational marijuana. just say as, this type of all those states do enact medical or recreational marijuana. that means you will have 43 states, majority of country will have some form of legalized pot use. tracy: one of the tweets, how soo

tracy: lizzie, talk big picture on financials because for a while how go the financials how go the marketstarting to see they will turn around and increase in interest rates will do them all some good? >> yeah i think that's the point. what we're seeing essentially, charles and i have been talking about this, the question is are we in a air pocket in the markets right now with the financials recovering because of the bailouts, or is it that really an interest rate story where they can't make money because interest rates are so historically low. net interest margin is trending 3.2% sincehe question is, are wn air pocket in the markets right now? when will the actions by the fed weigh palpably by markets? will the food do a deeper taper? have we already rung the bell at the top? charles can answer that, are we in a sweet zone right now that will turn negative? >> i don't know about that but i will tell you something. we've got more evidence that too big to fail got too bigger to fail. ashley: no kidding. >> jpmorgan, credit card volume was up 11% for the year. but for the united states, rev

tracy: lizzie, how do you read this number today? we see this month after month, it was improved because 347,000 eppeople dropped out of the labor force. that is one thing. is this incation of fresh smoke in the recovery engine? that is a serious question. one thing wall street is dealing with now because they did take a gut check on this report, it was a shocker, now the debate is, will the fed dial back on its, you know, taper? in other words, is this raise doubt what will happen on january 29th? will the fed cut by 10 billion or cut it back to five billion? ashley: peter, that's a good question for you. does janet yellen's job get a lot more complicated? >> i think so. this definitely will test the proposition that the fed wants to see broadly good economy and jobs market. the fed is worried about a stall here when we saw the fed doing quantitative easing before, the economy seemed to strengthen. then all of a sudden, boom it stopped strengthing and the fed regretted pulling back some of the stimulus. so this definitely will be fo

lizzy is on it. >> yes.4,000 friends on facebook, good luck getting a loan, lenders are increasingly using social media web sites to determine whether to give loans to potential borrowers and that's raise something red flag. facebook, twitter, linkedin, you name it, lenders, specially those that make loan to smaller individuals -- are combing the web site to spot possible credit concerns. a borrower posting about getting fired can now make a lender think twice. lender ares are looking at the number of likes a borrower has to determine whether to lend money because you're weighing the borrower's, quote, community ties, and critics are saying borrowers could be'emized and that federal laws are hip the types because leners do not have to disclose to borrowers that they're giving this information. that is giving borrowers little recourse. so far the consumer protection bureau says it is aware of this trend. >> in the meantime, who says housing is stumbling? mortgage applications, at least in the latest week, edg

i make any lizzie am when american media's seemed to lead to his seat that's the inspiration once in a meaningful and on to a tango and chains that iraq was is a particularly stark oh yeah the senate vote see that some of us in the coast team so you referring to the american president who perpetrated the slaves are using social media. abraham lincoln in his comment you know american films. going back to the beginning of motion pictures have often built into the stories of great men and historical settings and stuff that really happened and that that's just a great place to go for storytelling after all it's hollywood actress told the story of the past it wasn't the french somebody say that this is a great story let's make a new beach to speak english but to take on the soul. i guess we're always looking at our history and that's a good occasion for people to write in depth articles about how americans finally examining racism or what have you but it's it's it's time somebody like spielberg has the power to tell the story of abraham lincoln on something like the bomb which no one expe

for people who don't know about lizzie bordon. to use the term dark is an understatement.hacks. you know this one? when she saw what she'd done, she gave her father 41. yikes. >> that's a great nursery rhyme. >> tell us about the movie and the role. >> well, it's about lizzie bordon, and she murdered both of her parents with an axe in the 1800s. >> and it's based on a true story. >> yeah, yeah. it was sort of one of the first really sensational kind of crime courtroom stories that happened in this country. it was right at the time when tabloid journalism was born. >> how was swinging the axe? >> it was good. they made me do it a number of times. >> got some guns out of it. >> yeah. >> she was acquitted way back then. right? >> she was. because it was inconceivable to the larger society that a woman would be able to do this. >> do you think she was snent. >> no! >> hello. >> this is like right up your alley. >> it was fun. any time you do something that's such an extreme, something so foreign, it's fun as an actor. and also, i'm kind of on crime. >> she wouldn't even make a

sit for two of each of the people of their people because it seemed to fit into the matter but if lizzie needs you know nine hundred and six record. i hope can you convince people to stuttgart in a d if you don't have information. it's a matter of storytelling and too many coats on nineteen isn't that its storytelling you need is to retain on syria. he continually tortured you know just any story why do we are we talking and of the hostages because the restart you can smell something teasers emotion enough to secure the contentious staring right at it. a few days ago in paris moon we were together at the meeting with the dominica can recall the good the italian report was kidnapped by funds in syria and he said executives said if we don't have the figure often under thirty thousand the people came. if we had hunted for two thousand stories on faces and names and drama of their families etc then we'd be much more. i'm interested in you. and care for what was happening as a warning collateral damage. are you here's a story that easy to tell time for some traffic problems in fort lee that e

that includes 13-year-old lizzie kizziar. she's one of two children who have died in texas since the flu season began. other states racking up many deaths include north carolina, where 21 people have died. five of them - just this week. one major retailer is trying target has reduced the price of its flu shot to less than $24. and a lot of people nationwide have been taking them up on the offer. and it's not just the swine flu. this is a canadian official - announcing the first death from 'bird' flu in north america. the victim was travelling from china when the symptoms first appeared.and died january 3rd. it hasn't been announced whether the alberta resident was a man or a woman. there are no signs at this point that anyone else in canada was infected it appears the virus was picked up in beijing -- and chinese health authorities have been alerted. pam >> : and our other big story. a massive warehouse fire in san jose. you are looking at just some this morning. the flames broke out around before 6-am. tonight -- fire crews

gloria borger, our chief national correspondent john king and our cnn political commentator robert lizzy, washington correspondent for the new yorker magazine. gloria, matt berman, writing in the "national journal," wrote these words. "the american political system makes it easier for the wealthy to prevail. but the mcdonnell case shows that the flip side is also true. in u.s. politics, not having enough money can carve out a path to ruin." wealth and money and politics and poverty if you will, they were claiming that they didn't have any money. that could also lead to ruin. >> this is about impropriety, honestly. you know, there are plenty of people who run for political office who don't have money, who survive. when you go into political office, you understand that you're a public servant. and, yes, a majority of members of congress are now millionaires. we understand it costs a lot of money to run for congress. but that's not what this is about. this is about impropriety, whether it's real or the appearance of impropriety. this is about whether somebody who was close to the governor w

sandra smith is here on set alongwith lizzie mack.ole, we'll go down to you first on the floor. the dow is down 63 points. not as awful as it was but certainly not great. >> chick number one reporting for duty here and what we're seeing the dow jones industrials is down again. it has been a tough 2014 to start. the dow as we've seen is shaping up and the s&p for that matter shaping up for their worst month since 2012, since may of 2012. most names in the dow jones industrials are negative year-to-date but today we are seeing, we are coming back off the lows today. the low, 15, 617. it is also worth noting the extreme volatility that we've seen so far in 2014. all but one day i believe in january we've seen 100-point swing or more. so it really has been the year of volatility thus far. you have to pick and choose what you love but there is certainly a lot of companies that have given cautionary tones for 2014 and other money managers who are loving this market. back to you. ashley: very interesting to say the least. stick around i will

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tracy: lizzie mack, all over the story. thank you. >> sure.arkets now. nicole petallides on floor of the exchange. watching twitter. a nice big boost today. >> twitter is bucking the trend of the market, right? the dow is down 116 points right now. session lows here basically. twitter a different story. up about 3% as goldman sachs reiterated the buy rating on the company and put a stop now, price target of 65 bucks up from $46. for the week you can see it has been under pressure. it is down about 7% so far for this january but today a different picture. one of the reasons why they say they have done this and raised the price target to because of product innovation. so much so they believe there are ways twitter to change the customer traffic into revenues. that ultimately will be good news for twitter. the high on twitter is $74 and change. 58 bucks and they have a $65 price target. back to you. tracy: thanks, nicole. >>> 25 million lost but 61 million still remain in alex rodriguez's contract. should the yankees cut a deal or welcome him wit

of course we also have here on set our very own lizzie mack and charles payne.headquarters here in new york city. i'm going to the warm part of the country first out in san francisco. michael, what gives here? are you still telling people stay the course, stick with stocks or is this stuff making you nervous? >> well, it depend what your risk profile is. i mean i think what we're seeing is a little bit of a hangover from last year, a little bit of selling new year given tax increases last year. people deferring gains into the new year and investors trying to figure out whether, you know the data points of late last year and strengthening economic growth here and abroad are really accurate. and you know, you guys mentioned the fed a little bit earlier too. are they increasing their taper? what other measures will take, et cetera? there is lot of indecision. three weeks does not a year make. i don't think investors need to panic here. we don't have anywhere near a technical correction in stocks yet. let's be realistic but diversification, balance, taking profits o

lizzie macdonald ahead with her exclusive look at money woes splashing around for the country's leadingve a soft spot for shamu. that and much more on this whale of an hour on "markets now." ashley: very good. top of the hour. time to look at stocks. let's go straight back down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it has been a busy day, nicole. >> it certainly has and a busy week on wall street. don't forget this is an expiration week and that will often bring volume and volatility. that is what i was hearing from art cashin at ubs. dow jones is down 67 points, off the lows of the day. nasdaq is squeezing out a gain, sitting there in positive territory less than a point. the s&p 500 down a quarter of 1%. vix, fear index to the upside. we do have commodities like oil and gold that are higher. big picture, week of 100 point swings. first day of the week, since then we've had 110 point gains on tuesday and wednesday. right now to the downside. back and forth action after record this is week. best buy down almost 29% after holiday sales were dismal and @ad to c

thank you, lizzie. >> sure.ily is from arkansas where there are over 43,000 millionaires. the annal rang eggs of millionaires shows usual suspects at top of the list, namely hawaii, new york and connecticut. marylander tops the list for third year in a row, with over 2 million, millionaire households. millionaires are those with more than one million dollars in investable assets, not including value of real estate. north dakota made the biggest move on the list jumping to 29 from 42 last year. by the closest bmw dealership to the state capital bismarck is six-hour drive. that's right, six-hour drive. bmw knowing there is more well-healed people may think about that as place to open a showroom. why not? tracy: they all might be showing up. ashley: exactly. tracy: that is cool. we're coming up on the next half hour. so zig when they tell you to zag? when so-called experts tell you to sell treasurys, guess what? they're beating stocks this year. sandra smith ahead on why. ashley: what young workers want. with we ha

ashley: you have a good point, lizzie. people who are supporting it, you spared 1.2 million jobs.ersonal and social insurance tax collections. so it may be swings and round-abouts but ultimately the taxpayer loses the money but economy as a whole benefits and therefore the taxpayers benefit? >> because i, full disclosure, i used to write about general motors back when i was at "the wall street journal." effective tax rate of 3%, that was effect tim tax rate, corporate gm was paying for years. ashley: wow. >> they have been a net destroyer of shareholder capital back to the '80s this company has not been so greatly managed, managed in such a great way that they have been making money for shareholders. lo and behold this bailout, yeah, i don't know how many jobs we say they could save. dealerships would have been hit, auto parts guys would have been hit but do you restructure the company, we will have the debate, let it go through managed bankruptcy. >> the dirty little secret is, general motors is not, to the u.s. auto industry that it once was. we have tremendous, thriving auto in

can you charge it, lizzie. >> that is a great question. good to be with you, ashley and tracy.t makes banks leery of the marijuana market but denver, colorado, has voted to urge the federal government to give marijuana retailers legal access to banks because marijuana is still illegal under federal law, processing money from marijuana sales could put federally insured banks at risk of drug racketeering charges. as a result, most marijuana businesses now in cash-only sales which creates public safety and accountability issues. visa, mastercard, american express forbid using their credit cards to buy pot you but pot shoppers are still using visa and master credit card and for pot sales. visa says in a same to fox business, it is letting local banks make the call here because they quote, are best-suited to make any determination about potential illegality, given the fact that the justice department says it will not challenge laws legalizing marijuana so long as the states maintain strict rules. the expectation is that the justice department will have legal guidance for banks regar

are politically convenient for the president or the parts yet to be decided by the president as the lizzie borden ax falls in regards to those decisions. i know kansans and the american people certainly deserve better. mr. president, i'm going to come back and talk about the four rationers again in more detail. this only serves as a warning and alert about promises not made, promises not kept. but people have to understand who these four rationers are, what they intend to do and what the dangers are and why amendments to prevent rationing were not successful in the beginning when this bill was passed. i yield back the floor, and it appears to me that we do not have a quorum, mr. president. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. cornyn: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. fer sph without objection. mr. cornyn: the gallo goal up pl released a poll, what do you think is the most important problem facing the country today? well, the results should not shock anyone. 21% of the american people think that the federal government is the pro

. >> megan boone stepped into this role, lizzy, young person. what's it like working with her?n has left the station at full speed and it's on fire. >> we make a great team. >> when you found out that james spader was going to be red reddington, what did you think? >> well, when i found out james was on the project, it was a moment in my life that i was kind of bouncing off of walls and screaming and calling everyone i knew. and i loved. mom, james spader took the part. i'm going to be working opposite james spader. >> obviously i don't understand you. >> red reddington, dough you like this guy? >> i don't know if i'd be able to play him over such a long period and not find something that i liked a lot about him. i have to live with him. >> yeah. >> and the things that i may not be comfortable with about him are things that i'm perfectly comfortable with the discomfort. >> if you were confronted with the things he is confronted with or make the choices he makes that you'd be able to do the things he does? >> i might walk away a lot more. >> i love this show. i love him in it. a

the second one lizzie bordon starring christina ritchie based on the dark nursery rhyme. >> 19th centuryls about the murder itself kind of playing online detectives. >> and also trying to figure out how it became a nursery rhyme. >> i don't tell that one to my kids. >> yeah. >> that's not a good one. >> another search on our list. valerie -- she's the girlfriend of the president of france. former girlfriend. >> she was the official first lady of france. they split up. she left the official residence over the weekend, apparently went to mumbai as part of charitable work there. but it was all shrouded in this controversy where the president was accused of having an affair with a french actress. so very scandalous. it was in the media there in france. >> i love how you sanitize this story. >> seen leaving the girlfriend's house. >> allegedly. he had a helmet on. >> well, he's not denying the girlfriend, who is much younger. and she was so traumatized, the seven-year partner she ended up in the hospital. you totally sanitized that. >> this is also not that unusual. >> the difference of the w

lizzy. >> a pop up event where people >> a pop up event where people get together to talk about death get together to talk about death and eat delicious cake and the and eat delicious cake and the cafe movement dispels the myth cafe movement dispels the myth that people don't want to talk that people don't want to talk about death and i brought the about death and i brought the concept to the united states in concept to the united states in july of 2012 and since then july of 2012 and since then death cafes have popped up in death cafes have popped up in over 34 states and over 100 over 34 states and over 100 cities. cities. death cafe is no agenda, no death cafe is no agenda, no ideology, just open and honest ideology, just open and honest dying. dying. >> and david i want to go over >> and david i want to go over this because you wanted to chime this because you wanted to chime in, critique of social media is in, critique of social media is it has superficial friends and it has superficial friends and connections and nothing like connections and nothing like face-to-face conversatio