ton of history and gone through many challenges and obstacles i want to thank the parties this was a long awaited area plan for the mexican museum in the parts of city where we have more than art and the museum and the jewish contemporary museum it authorizes the mexican mime to lease 48 thousand square feet other than the mission for 6 of year term for one dollar the agreement excludes an option to extend for another 33 years the mexican museum is a one of a kind institution that will show case the complexity and richness of the latino arts throughout the america i want to recognize ocii and the real estate and other shoulders that have helped to make sure that vision will become realized and have a world-class museum in this neighborhood i want to appreciate the youth outreach in the neighborhood to make sure we have a difference cross section of the members. >> thank you very much so the next person good morning to comp call up john updyke will make a short presentation and the council of the mime to follow in the presentation and andy who is the board chair and mr. going ms. will spea

. >> it's really dull and it takes a long time. >> jimmy: it does take a long time, but up against a do all sorts of crazy boy stuff? >> oh, no, no. nasty stuff. we were terrible to each other. it was like an episode of "cops" every weekend. it was awful. well, my dad was a cop, but the cops were over at our house not for social visits. they're over the house because people were being thrown through drywall and coming out of -- this one set a building on fire near our house. >> jimmy: that's a good one. >> this one cut a hole in his volkswagen bug thinking it would be water-proof if he threw some canvas topping over there. right off. this one loved to crash motorcycles. >> jimmy: there you go, yeah. into the house. but now you have the little girl, and that's -- >> it's the best. i can't wait. it's just gonna be tea time every day with her. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you think. you think, right? you hope that they're good at something. >> no, she's gonna be a a football player. >> jimmy: exactly. exactly. i'm just loving all this stuff. and now you've got all those things -- >> congratul

time. >> and how long is the commute on a bad day? >> >> about 50 minutes. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. my name is david is i'm also a student at lowell lowell high school and i live in visitacion valley and everyday i go to the school and transfer at balboa park to take the 29 but the thing with the 29 it serves many high schools want for example it goes. >> >> [inaudible] high school and balboa and lincoln and colleges and city college and [inaudible] and [inaudible] valley middle school. every time i take the morning buses i always have skip at least one bus pass me by to at least get on the bus because after that many buses come by and i don't really have time to get on a crowded -- i can't get on a crowded bus because many times bus drivers will skip you or push you out because they don't want you behind the yellow line so there is an issue with equity here and the 29 is serving many schools here but the time to stop isn't enough because the run time is eight to 10 minutes and that t

, long period of work and a lot of you know a lot of work from many levels and different groups we're here to show gratitude for the city the city believing in us and our community how wonderful to have a museum of all places in san francisco in a land that once was part of mexico that continues the impression expression of our contingent and the community has been looking forward to this the actions will move our dreams of a community forward and you know this museum was founded by wonderful all over the a wonderful member in 1975 that realization of his dreams will become a reality today, our vision is beyond a gallery to full scope of mexican latino heritage through the programs we family sunday's easy family exhibition and programming throughout the bay area so we look forward to permanently playing together our communities cultural experiences and enrichments at yerba buena we're delighted to work with the partnering with all of you this sets the stage for us a century of meaningful collaboration we thank you for your approval of this. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> goo

john updyke director of real estate this is a resolution authorizing even though city to enter into a long term lease with the mistake museum a nonprofit corporation we know as 706 mission street at third and mission and that depicts essentially the premises around the building so while the museum has a history of over 4 decades and this particular project has roots over 20 years ago when the former development agency supported a home for the mexican museum that day has finally arrived protectively we have a b little bit of work to do this is too the city and ocii and the developer millennium and consistent with their entitlements construct and knee a condo interest in approximately 48 thoughts square feet across 4 floors of development and lower levels storage including the historic building all below the historic building above. >> just to give you a sense of the massing of the project that depicts this development within the existing new construction and the residential blue above space will be built to specifications now in a collaborative design process tenant improvements from constr

you lost it. >> a long time ago. a long time ago.ell you this you guys you came here you thought you were just going to have breakfast. kelly surprised you at breakfast. not only are you go come and watch the show but she made a special vip area to watch the concert. that's another thing for you. we'll come back a little later and we'll see kelly clarkson perform live on "gma." [ cheers and applause ] >> ♪♪ >> hey everyone it's eight:27 on this tuesday, march third. a wintry mix due to arrive this afternoon. meteorologist karen rogers is in for david with the timeing from accuweather. >> matt at cold dry 27 degrees right now. i have been talking to people on twitter saying i wonder if it will snow before i pick up my kids from school. 9:00 a.m. dry noon we're dry cloudy and 30. an early high of 34 and then from 2:00 p.m. on you want to watch for the snow from west to east so it's going to be snowing in the city by 3:00 p.m. the temperature will drop and then it's going to change to an icy mix during your evening commute. you'll still

an hour long.of stuff, but he seemed to be on the defensive, particularly when he came with the israeli spying thing. it was pretty tough. >> first of all, those in glass houses should not throw stones. i don't think the president should worry about israel spying when they're spying. it seemed like a facade. he was more likely to talk with the afghany president than when the israeli president came. >> are you okay with israel spying on our government? >> they didn't say they spied on our government. >> oh, come on. >> they said -- charles: hold on one second. we all spy on each other. i think that's not news. >> to keep people safe. >> i think the idea they shared it with congress is something of news. one of the best tweets i've seen you tweet is with your son serving the military. >> my son is serving overseas in the military. i certainly hope it's not like that when he gets out in the next couple of years. >> benefits to vets, unfortunately have been abysmal. we really need to change that in thi

how long? not long. no lie can live forever. how long? not long. you shall reap what you sow. how long? not long. truth forever on the scaffold, wrong forever on the throne, yet that scaffold sways the future and behind the dim unknown standeth god within the shadow keeping watch above his own. how long? not long. the ark of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice. how long? not long. mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he is trampling out to the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored. he has loosed the fateful lightning of his terrible, swift sword. his truth is marching on. he has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat. he is sifting out the hearts of men before his judgment seat. o, be swift my soul, to answer him. be jubilant my feet. our god is marching on. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. his truth is marching on. [cheers and applause] each week american artifacts -- with live coverage of the hous

how long, not long. because no lie can live for ever. how long? not long.because you shall reap what you sow. how long? not long. truth for ever on the scaffold. wrong forever on the throne. it is that scaffold sways the future and behind the lens a known stance got up in the shadows, keeping watch above his own. how long? not long. because the art of the moral universe is long it has been towards justice. how long? not long because mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored. has -- this faith of lighting as his terrible swiss soared. history does berger guy. he he has founded for the trumpet that shall never call retreat. he is sifting out the hearts of men that bore his judgment day. oh be swift to answer him. be jubilant might be. our god is marching on. glory, glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. his truth is marching on. [ applause ]. screeria -- nigeria. - what do what the-->> own sues them. >>john dean joined the

we didn't have to wait long. after weak ratings over three seasons the program landed on our doorstep in 1969. before long the repeats developed a fanatical cult following and the audience built from year to year. amazing, considering that due to its short network run, there were only 79 episodes of the show. >> people don't care how many times you see it. with star trek, you can run it monday through friday. you will not see repeats in four months. and they don't care. >> this is star fleet command. you can't miss it because there's only one, two. >> reporter: when you're on tv watching tv and you're scanning to the channels and an episode of star trek comes on. are you apt to sit there and watch it. >> a couple of minutes to see how it holds up. to see how it works and to get a little nostalgia and then move on. >> reporter: leonard nimoy wrote about what he called an intense sibling rivalry. in 1989 bob shaw asked leonard nimoy what it was like to be directed by shatner during the latest star trek movie. >> yo

how long? not long! because no lie can live forever. how long? not long! because god almighty is still on the throne, keep keeping on. we are going to be all right. we're not there yet. [cheers and applause] >> we are going to have special remarks from two members of the president's cabinets, taking a point of personal privilege. i just wanted knowledge we have secretary of homeland security, secretary johnson with us and his lovely wife. please stand. we have secretary tom perez, who is the secretary of labor. [applause] attorney general in the wing, not yet confirmed, not yet sworn in loretta lynch, please stand. [cheers and applause] we look forward to you being the 83rd attorney general of the united states of america. my colleague from the great state of texas, sheila jackson lee, please stand up. and the director of the national park service, mr. john jarvis, please stand up. and the 82nd attorney general of the united states, eric holder. [cheers and applause] and his lovely wife and son. first of the podium at shaun donovan, director of the office

stay long gdx. do you agree with carter, stay long? >> i do.gave ourselves time for this to play out. we should do that. this isn't one we'd make a play for one week. we were probably looking 60 to 90 days. let's see how this plays out. >> you've said quite explicitly you believe the dollar will continue to be stronger. therefore is this trade not going to work out? >> no, no. here's the deal. with gold, there are periods of time where it correlates exactly with the dollar. we're headed into one of those periods of time. if you look at like a three month correlation of gold and the u.s. dollar over the last 10 to 15 years, you see six months to a year period where these two correlate one not negatively and we're just starting to switch over. i think this trade works out no matter what the dollar does. >> last week dan made a bullish bet on microsoft. >> to me, what i'm thinking about the market making new highs today i'm thinking about some of these gaps being filled. it got me thinking about microsoft that this could be the next one to fill in

you lost it. >> a long time ago. a long time ago.me tell you this you guys you came here you thought you were just going to have breakfast. kelly surprised you at breakfast. not only are you go come and watch the show but she made a special vip area to watch the concert. that's another thing for you. we'll come back a little later and we'll see kelly clarkson perform live on "gma." [ cheers and applause ] jummy: good morning. it is a 20 7 a.m. let's get over to -- 8:27 a.m. let's get over to jack. jack: things are starting to get better. we did have delays on both sides of theey are starting to ease up, moving up into landover. nothing wrong. activity in springfield is on the shoulder with all travel lanes open. ninth street is closed between ee and pennsylvania avenue with fire activity in the area, very slow traffic in both directions on the third street tunnel because of police activity near the u.s. capital. there you go. what are we in for? jacqui: a wintry mix moving in over the next couple of hours the temperature downtown, lo

term we're putting our city funding in the long haul to make sure we not only take care of that today but tomorrow. >> and too the recommendation for the finding one we actually consider the master lease has an important part of the housing stock 50 percent currently but the other thing we recommend to throughout the city the city needs to engage in the tenure plan for the temple year plan has expired and now the change. >> thanks. >> so invocation we've looked at the dpinlt referral and assessment procedures this is fairly basic but different buildings and programs will have eligibility based on the population characteristics and income and medical needs a variety of providers that will refer residents into the system and the different programs will have different evaluations and assessment so the single adult population no formal evaluation but there will be for family units and dph g side a clinical evaluation for the clinics as well as in terms of the compliance two broad areas maintaining the laugh behavior and paying rent and beyond those compliance criteria that are house rules

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neighborhoods that were commercial or light industrial we're seeing the housing in conflicts with a long time scrawny and seen a lot of venues go out of business club come back month and accident sound like factory the leksz ton club and the bottom of the hill facing pressure and lucky 18 maybe displaced entirely by housing those face different circumstances that are unique no director heinecke denying that housing is transmitting to the pressures on night time so we have to make sure they both co-exist just to emphasize that if you look at the controllers report a couple ever years ago bars and venues asia that's right bring $800 million in spending and 43 percent of the bay area resident from outside the city that visit san francisco do so primarily to visit one of the establishment their incredibly important culturally and social your dedicating our time to serving the industry we sat down with cammy and jocelyn and residential venues and police department and planning the department of building inspection and benadryl van how have the legislation is a product of the communications an

we hear that productivity takes a long time before you can understand it. but it's been very low in this cycle. what does that mean for fed policy? chair yellen: i agree, it has been very low. it's been disappointingly low. a positive aspect of what is fundamentally a disappointment is that the labor market has improved more rapidly than might have been expected, given the pace of economic growth. so, the unemployment rate has come down more rapidly than i would have expected and the labor market is improved more rapidly than i would have expected. we have written down our estimates of potential output. in the long run, it is a disappointing factor about the ultimate prospects for the u.s. economy, if it continues. i would expect it to pick up. and as you can see from the longer-run growth projections, most fomc participants believe it will pick up above current levels. but it means it's something that would, if it persists, retard living standards and would likely retard real wage growth and improvement in living standards for ordinary households. question

. >> there has been a long standing centuries long animosity between persians and arabs. there is nothing new about that. when i was in the region and met with the arab leaders the first thing they said was you have to attack iran. they would like us to bomb iran. that has been the case for a very long time. is this circumstance their interest aligned with that of israel? they don't ordinarily but do in this case. there was one report which i don't know if it is true or not was reported that when the hangman placed the noose around saddam hussein's neck the last words spoke were damn the persians. that's a conflict of ancient origins going on for a long time, absolutely nothing new that the gulf arabs are opposed to the persians who are also shi'a while the arab states are sunni so there is a double edge to that conflict and would like the united states to bomb iran. >> what about these sanctions? let's talk about the idea that there are a fair amount of people in congress who would like to increase the sanctions against iran. >> almost everyone agrees that the reason ira

i don't care how long it takes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. will the prime minister do the right thing and ensure concessionary travel for all pensioners is fair and equitable? >> it is the responsibility of the county council. the point made was a fair one. i talked about dignity and security in retirement because we have kept our commitments and upgraded the pension so pension is in her constituency 950 pounds more in terms of state pensions than when i became prime minister in 2010. we committed to keeping the freedom of charges and the beach and everyone of those promises or beyond that by saying they don't need to buy an annuity their money, their savings, they can spend as they choose. this has been a government that recognizes people reserve the dignity and security and we delivered in full. >> 75% contained asbestos. 20 teachers a year are dying of exposure to asbestos. children are known and particular the admirable. will the prime minister ensure the government publishes is completed policy review toward the solution. >> hon. friend

>> are you still long bonds? >> i'm long bonds.ve gone essentially up and then down a couple of weeks. i keep saying the time is here for the bulls to step up. this is the week. i think the bulls don't step up. the bond market takes another tumble. >> how much more do you have to step up? the bulls have been stepping up every 5% pullback? >> the bond pulls. charles: we've been waiting for that great rotation. >> it won't happen. charles: never say never. scottie, i want to talk to you about washington, dc. john boehner had a rough week last week. new "countdown" to a partial government shutdown. what is going on. >> politics is dealing with indigestion. remember this, in politics, the leadership always wins. basically they bought him one week for house of cards season two whipping process. we'll see how strong the spine is of those 52 republicans that held strong. that are keeping the president from attaching this amnesty bill to to dhs. >> clean bill without amnesty? >> clean bill with amnesty. charles: ultimately, the g.o.p. will

madam clerk please call item number 1 >> item 1 is ordinance to [inaudible] residence or patients at long term care facilities on the basis of sexual orientation >> supervisor wiener is the sponsor of the ordinance do you have any remark >> thank you for scheduling this item today and for hearing. the legislation is sponsored by myself and by supervisor compose, i want to thank him for the co sponsorship. before you today is a legislation for bill of rights for long term care facilities in the city and county of san francisco whether nursing home or senior living facility. this is the first of the kind in the cuntsry, once againsuch will lead the way in insureing the seniors are treated with the dignity and respect they deserve. these are the people who have gotten us where we are today as a lgb community. it is sometimes easy to forget with all the successs we had in this country in terms of advancing the civil rights of the lgbt community, it waebt that long ago when we were living in a very very different world and the amount of discrimination and arassment and violence themunity had t

. >> how long not long?se no lie can live forever. how long? not long because you shall reap what you sew. how long? not long truth forever on the skap l, wrong forever on the thrown, yet that skapel sways the future and behind the dim unknown, stand the god within the shadow keeping watch behind his own, how long? not long. >> also speaking today the daughter of alabama governor george wallace. it was wallace who ordered the attack on the marchers. >> my father never built a bomb or hit anybody with a billy club, but he created a climate that allowed other people to go and do those things. >> peggy wallace kennedy is the daughter of george wallace. >> that's my father. >> reporter: the alabama governor who built his reputation fighting against civil rights. >> and i say segregation now, segregation tomorrow and segregation forever. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: so when you listen to your father say segregation now, and all of that and -- >> that's probably the most racist thing i have ever heard him

not long term.worried about whiting which is one of the names i have pounded the table on, and we are getting crushed in that. i'm starting to worry about that. what do you like, chris? >> i like kraft foods. charles: no way. do millennials eat mac and cheese? >> definitely. it's all we got. charles: well, i forgot about that. >> barbecue. charles: hush puppies. >> when you look at all their key ingredients, pork, sugar, corp. and a few others, cheese, all those prices are down huge -- charles: real quick, paul, i need yours. >> we lo ored health and high-tech, teva, baby boomers are -- even obamacare going to push for, obviously, cheaper drugs. all the ip ingredients are there. i think it's going higher. charles:nyl, looks like it's going to finally happen. that's not the main reason to buy. >> icing on the cake. charles: hey, guys, it's paramount that you teach your kids about investing sooner or later, although most school contests i do feel it's like playing the brackets. we're going to help you

that is what a serious, long-term consequences.: when we were chatting, you said 2015 my surprise people. my counteracts would be the 60 billion euros of quantitative easing, why are you still so skeptical if that's what the ecb are doing? patrick foley: it is a bit of a red herring. if you believe it will have an impact, it may have an impact on companies and help the economy. i do not think it was any other besides confidence. what will drive eurozone growth in 2015 is one less fiscal restraint. will see really severe fiscal restraint and that is getting cut back. secondly, the week in your role will help a week oil prices -- weak euro and weak oil prices will help. a one off the benefit. manus: there is a debate about parity and jpmorgan saying, the dollar has gone to the upside. is the euro the big driver in terms of return to growth? there is export oriented within the eurozone. patrick foley: the fall in the euro will not have a lot, maybe 2% or 3%. i wonder if it will remain weekend and the long run it. market a view will ch

so we're looking for long-term solutions. right now we are met with silence from the cities and claims are denied and no contact with supervisor wiener's office and we're frustrated and disappointed. we pay a lot of money to live here and we love the city but not treated well so thank you for bringing us out today and know about it. we look forward to working towards long-term solutions and we need those, solutions, not sand bags. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is jeff frai and a worker owner at rainbow grocery and on folsom and have been there since 1995, 10 years. every year there has been a flood. we have lost probably up to a million dollars lost product, lost customers, having to shut the store down, people sick, wages lost. we haven't filed a claim because we're hoping that something would change. we want these long-term solutions to happen now. sand bags are useless. they're a health hazard and we want the sewers to be rebuilt, maybe separate the rainwater from the sewage and we want

you've lost it. >> a long time ago. a long time ago.me here, you thought you were just going to have breakfast. kelly surprised you at breakfast. there's another little surprise. not only are you going to come and watch the show, the concert, but she made a very special vip place to watch the concert, so that's another thing for you. [ cheers and applause ] >> so, everybody stay right there. we'll come back a little later and we're going to see kelly clarkson perform live on "gma." [ cheers and applause ] see kelly clarkson perform live on "gma." [ cheers and applause ] . >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas. there's no telling when students who've applied to uc berkeley will find out if they've been accepted. they don't know how many slots they have open. that funding is adequate and he's threatening to withhold 120 million dollar if tuition goes up. >> we have the 360 cam in broadway burlingame. you can see the hotels coming up here on the right hand side. we're headed northbound 101. southbound on the other side, doesn't look like there

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charles: do you have any long-term positions in the market? >> i absolutely have long positions. but, again, charles, it's a stock pickers market right now. it plays into what we were talking about kroger. >> we won't see the same low hanging fruit like we did. when you see the action in biotechs, for example. and you see bio gen. and you see the traction and health care. and also the semiconductors. it tells you that we are setting up to go higher. (?) there's a dichotomy between all the economic data. the jobless recovery and the market. charles: it can be irrational. >> it can go up higher. >> we added 7 million jobs. charles: i call it a wageless recovery than a jobless. >> you saw governor cuomo talking about pushing new york higher. wages will go up. it won't be monstrous. they will go up. companies get a negative reaction to that. that's one of their great inputs. the hospitality businesses, they'll get bit by that. matt: but the economy is good. >> the economy is good. charles: even though you have skepticism, you'll stay long until it's time to get out. you won't try to

the odds on it or long. -- were long.when i wake up, i can wake up with a negative head and decode as i am walking towards the kettle. id code it into positivity. there is so much to be positive about. charlie: let's talk about the movie. it was so successful and everyone was surprised. it was an obvious choice for someone to say we did something right. let's try it again. bill: it didn't look like box office dynamite. i thought we would make a good film. once judy became involved, i have worked with her a great deal. if i had to go to work every day with judy, i would be perfectly happy. when she became involved come it became very easy to decide. i have known the cast most of my life. i have been married to penelope, then her doctor. charlie: you mean on the zone? bill: yes. i had letter sex with her. it was hilarious. it was as sitting across a table. charlie: it was all through the mail? bill: it was mostly us try not to look at each other so we wouldn't laugh. it was racy and funny. i have known serial -- celia since

how long, not long. because no lie can live for ever. how long? not long.because you shall reap what you sow. how long? not long. truth for ever on the scaffold. wrong forever on the throne. it is that scaffold sways the future and behind the lens a known stance got up in the shadows, keeping watch above his own. how long? not long. because the art of the moral universe is long it has been towards justice. how long? not long because mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored. has -- this faith of lighting as his terrible swiss soared. history does berger guy. he he has founded for the trumpet that shall never call retreat. he is sifting out the hearts of men that bore his judgment day. oh be swift to answer him. be jubilant might be. our god is marching on. glory, glory hallelujah. glory hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. his truth is marching on. [ applause ]. treat us @cspanhistory. take us back 50 years ago today. what was some like? and w

orders for long-lasting products like appliances and computers fell almost 1.5% in february and that's the third decline in four months. while a key measure of business investment fell for the sixth straight month. the results prompted several economists to lower their forecast for first quarter economic growth. >>> now to that blockbuster deal sue just mentioned involving two giants in the american food industry. kraft and heinz both makers of products that are likely sitting on your kitchen shelves like jell-o maxwell house and of course, heinz kechtchup, revenue of $8 billion and sales of a billion each a year. it would rank as the fifth largest food company in the world behind nestle mondelez pepsi and unilever this according to euro monitor international. shares of kraft? guess what. they shot higher. up 35%. heinz owned by the private equity firm 3g and warren buffett's berkshire hathaway will control 51% of the combined company with kraft shareholders owning the rest. both 3g and buffet say they'll invest ano $10 billion in the company and as sara eisen reports, the deal could h

it is a long-term race, and we're here with you.e hands of the man himself, lou >>> hello everybody i'm lou dobbs. israeli prime minister netanyahu achieved a surprising and resounding victory in israel's knesset elections. it turns out the polls were wrong, predicting a close race, even a netanyahu defeat. no one appears more upset by that vectry than president obama who hasn't offered a word of congratulations. whose administration could only offer a brief congratulations to israelis for having held a democratic election. mr. obama's behavior hardly becomes the office he holds. a man who allegedly intruded in the israeli election in an effort to unst

how long do you expect this trial to go on?he judge told the jurors to prepare for four months. i think most people will tell you the last two days was a little more accelerated than we would have thought. so i think it's always hard to judge how long these kind of things are going to take place. one thing that's clear, the defense in this phase of the trial is not objecting. they have not cross examined any witnesses, and they would be very reluctant to cross examine any victims. so this part is going to go i think a little faster than people thought. >> and in the end, this is all about the death penalty. what we're seeing here is someone who is pleading guilty and having a trial, which is an oddity in itself. and then we'll be in a penalty phase after that. >> yeah. it is unusual for the defense. they haven't formally pled guilty, but as i said it was him. they admit he did it. and so this is sort of this kind of weird -- we're in what we could call the guilt phase of a capital case yet the defense has said he's guilty. and

i have for quit some time. >> she is still long. >> still long.at it's a lot of potential bad news. >> my man chris and then the longer the base, the higher the space. >> he is doing the same thing. ko. >> no cushion involved. >> you back here tomorrow at 5:00. meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or of course tweet me @jim cramer. the market is almost everything these days. in fact, this market is so welcoming it's almost

(laughter) it would take too long >> willie (laughter) too long too long. >> i do have to tell you a short story about willie brown which is actually a two-story years ago must have been 20 or 25 years ago when willie was speaker of the house i hadn't met him and 50e78gd i hadn't accomplished much in my life as yet but had the honor of introducing willie i don't know if you remember the function but i caught up to him and said speaker brown could you give me assistance how would you like me to refer to you and he said your worship would be fine (laughter) so your worship i've continued to use that you're a wonderful man and yaeths e emission to my life the one thing i want to say at the outset i get hypnotized by donna's dress that is party time in san francisco yeah. >> okay. (clapping.) >> and for the past year we've been celebrating of the hundred anniversary of the panama exhibition we've heard about it from donna and clearly it is wonderful edifice behind me is an example as well as the pal list of fine art we're graergdz e craig's our party lights with this we've had a wonderfu

gene kelly sold cars long after he died.cently showed up in an ad for chocolate. >> the technology has advanced to the point where they can do things that weren't possible before. the big issue is whether you can tell. if it's a scene that you know is not real, it gives you a weird feeling when you're watching it. >> reporter: which is why, after philip seymour hoffman died during "hunger games" filming, the director chose to rewrite. now it's up to audiences to decide if the effect is special enough to bring a star back to the big screen. clayton sandell, abc news. >>> "gma" first thing in the morning, david muir will be back tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. anchor 1: a deadly stabbing with hardly any answers. and a church after -- under fire. a rallying cry from protesters and new details from the victim of an alleged sex abuse scandal. a curtain call for one of these the's most famous theaters. the news at 6:30 starts now. announcer: abc seven news: 30, on your side. [captionin

>> we've had the same pattern set up all winter long, heather.ve had this trough across the east, we've had a ridge of high pressure over the west bringing very warm temperatures, summer-like temperatures across portions of the west. look at phoenix right now, 93. 87 in el paso. then across the east, wah-wah. we have windchills to talk about and freeze advisories. hard freeze warnings for the southeast. so be aware. you want to protect your plants and bring those pets in tonight because we're going to be below freezing for an extended length of time. current temperatures what? 20s with the windchill in single digits, in the teens you get the picture it's cold outside. we'll flirt with records across the northeast. even d.c. 25 overnight tonight, your record is 22. just takes a little bit we might break those records. as heather mentioned little snow in the forecast, we're getting so used to this, aren't we? seeing it across long island, up towards connecticut massachusetts new england could get several inches of snow out of this. then we watch th

has a long-standing practice of not promoting -- what did you say? how long-standing is that? i would be -- in particular, inside latin america, that is not a long-standing practice. >> well, my point, matt, without getting into history, is that we do not support -- we have no involvement with and these are ludicrous accusations. >> but if you go back, not that long ago during your lifetime -- >> not 21 years? >> well done. touchÉ. does long-standing mean 10 years in this case? >> my intention was to speak to the specific report. >> but you said it is a long-standing u.s. practice. it depends on what your decision -- definition of long-standing is. >> ok. >> whatever we say about ukraine, the change of government in the beginning of last year, was unconstitutional. the u.s. supported it. >> that is also ludicrous. >> that was the state department spokesperson being questioned by reporters. professor miguel tinker salas if you could respond to that and also josh earnest, the white house spokesman? >> i would have loved to have had that exchange been brought to the u.s., but it

we'll stay there for a long period of time.f there's any change, it will be incremental and gradual. that would give a feeling to consumers, we're off rock bottom. we're doing a little better here. it wouldn't cost you anything to go to 25 basis points. it wouldn't affect the economy. people would think, maybe we're getting back to normal here. charles: what do you think? >> the market is anticipating a raise. i agree in concept that the first raise isn't going to do much. it might get people into the housing market. things like that. i don't see a reason to raise it. forty indicators in the last few weeks mix expectations. consumers aren't spending. not the time to do it. charles: always an excuse. the dollar. the weather. i had that gallup poll up. we came into the year with tremendous momentum. now down. we know about the wageless recovery. it feels like there might be more. >> it's the security as to how long they'll be getting paid. target even yesterday announced they're laying off 1700 people. people aren't secure they w