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. >> rose: whaes his view of russia's future and russia's role in the wor looki at the circumstances followg rab spring, looki at the rise of china and asia, looking at the turkey, playing an important role in the world today? >> well, i don't want to keep the impression that we sat down and reviewed every last aspect. but over the last ten years i have met him twice a year for long long conversations. so my answer will be sort of a composite. >> rose: but understand that my question comes from this observation of mine. you can tell something about what a person is thinking about, what they worry about, by the questions they ask. >> right. i would say that putin is very conscious of a dilemma of russia that he has tried to resolve one way and the dilemma is this. russia was a vast empire. and was one of the dominant countries in the world, in the soviet period. and before. as a result of the collapse of the soviet union, the disintegration of the satellite orbit in eastern europe, russia is about back territory release of the europe at the borders from which it started 300 years ago.

i am looki forwardrd to the next yearo we can start paying oursves more. >> one of the reasons we chose is you really are constantly focusesed on how to grow the business. you e out there taking care ofof yourlients and then at night working on developing a client base. what else? >> what the one toto do is set up jobs for other peopl who cannot nd jobs. i am alsoo g goingo fire fight to help the community. >> so you are e volunteering at the fire stion to get the skills the s they y needed, and then you will keep this comny going to employ otherer people. what are some of the things yoyou learnedhe hard way? >>working with friendsit has been a great experiencnce and taugught me a lot nothin has really bn o hard. it is getting back good client base. >> when you hear otother people say i cannot find a job in this economy, any sympathyy for those peop? >> get off the couch and go do something. >> tnkou for comg in today. up nextt, the roundtable takes on ♪ ♪ [ kareem ] i was fascinated by balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ mike ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air

seniors at princeton when they were tried to find a subject for their senior thesis or graduate students looki ining for a topi the first requirement is something you have to be interested in. i talked about the way in which i was going to do a dissertation on alabama reconstruction but grew cool for a variety of reasons about that. despite my mentors initial unhappiness with my change of choice moved to another subject which was one that had come to interest me far more and looking back on that i'm sure that if i had pursued alabama reconstruction, my whole career might have been different. the first requirement is it's got to be something that really turns you on, that lights a fire under you. you're going to spend years on research and writing and rewriting of this dissertation and it has to be something that you're really fascinating with, and in a larger sense, i think that's true giving advice to a college senior. a lot of my colleagues will say don't go into the profession of history because there's no jobs in the field. you have an experience like that yourself. you became a lawyer rat

brook fires, and looky here. broward there again deflecting it.d things happen when you hustle and crash the net. his first two goals in the last 14 games in overtime. mike green with the poke-check. a full head of steam, and you ain't going to stop him here. alex ovechkin, his 26th goal of the year, is a game-winner. the capitals win it 3-2. they have won three straight for the first time since mid-january, and the next four games all at verizon center. >> you know, it's big. every game is big right now. it's playoff hockey because we're all battling. so it's one of those things that we have to win. >> and for the first time in a long time if the playoffs started today, the capitals would be in. they are currently in eighth place. >> that's big. >> we haven't said that in a while. >> huh-uh. >> let's wait, though. can we wait on that? >> the voice of reason. >> he's right. we have a long time to go. >>> redskins fans get ready for robert griffin iii, he could soon come to a stadium near you. multiple reports say the redskins are the leading trade

looki looking toward a nice second half of the day. you want the sun to hit the san francisco marina by noon. that's when you'll see the sun. the clouds, 55 degrees. 4:00, 56 but a gorgeous day to sit by the water and watch the sail boats go by. gorgeous and romantic. 57 for san jose. 60 degrees in morgan hill. meanwhile, we'll see the upper 50s, a couple of low 60s in the east bay. in san francisco, you'll stay mild at about 58 degrees. right on track with your seasonal average for this time of year. as we head throughout tomorrow a few showers early by thursday another round of light on and off precipitation. saturday into sunday, we get a pretty good storm moving through the bay area. that could postpone construction on the bay bridge. let's check the drive with mike. >> we'll take folks to the south bay where we still have this issue as far as the traffic. there is a little distraction off of the exit at lawrence expressway. northbound 101, lawrence expressway north, a car that went off the road about an hour ago, stuck in the ditc

. >> a lot of companies, a lot of sectors looki ining topy out he. the bank index moving sideways. deutsche banks of the world, barclays, they topped out -- there's deutsche bank, here's an example, they've been doing nothing, despite the probabilities of a greek deal advancing. the other major concern i have is today's housing. we talked about this a while ago. the housing index, this is your major etf you can buy. that's been moving down for several days now. january, existing home sales numbers, good. but not as good as some people anticipated. toll had a 19% increase in orders. that's good. but still not as good -- remember, these stocks have gone through the roof in the last six months. some are up 50% or more. now the air is starting to come out of them. as a lot of people are realizing, we're going to have a decent spring home buying season, but it's not going to be 25%, 30%, 35% above the orders we saw last year. >> little margin for error after the big run-ups. thanks so much, bob. great to have you back. >> welcome back. >> let's look at some of the other movers and shake

that's where the majority of news media is, lookie loos, people are holding cameras, recounting their favorite whitney houston memories, people trying to figure out exactly what's going on. this is on top of a pre-grammy party clive davis is having in the hotel. there's a red carpet within the hotel. there are people in ball gowns and tuxedos. that event is still going on. that's the event she was in town for. she was expected to appear tonight. some were speculating she might have been singing there tonight. that's in addition to the crime scene investigators, rescue workers, medical examiner, and the beverly hills police department. they are all still here. what we know so far is that somebody in whitney's entourage called the hotel at 3:43 this afternoon, they did not call 911. the hotel called 911, and the fire department was able to respond in three minutes. they were upstairs at 3:46. already on stand by at the hilton for the clive davis event. miss houston, though, was not responsive and was pronounced dead in her hotel room at 3:55 this afternoon. the question as everybody has

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i keep looki to california in 2010 and they had it on immigration and it killed her november and i'm sure there are republicans dreading the scenario this fall. >> it's been a scenario developing. we understood this during the bush campaign in 2000 and 20 on 4. the number of republican needs keep rising and republicans keep doing worse since 2004. albert i want to come to another issue that's up between you talk about newt gingrich. he talks about the establishment and how they're against him and that's why he has a grassroots and all of that. there is also this ricia of electability. i mean, whi will mitt romney bee acceptable to conservatives whatever their objections are because he has succeeded on the electability argument. >> looking at those polls in florida he certainly made progress there i agree with jeff that there still is a very very hard core group of resistors. that may sway some of them. though i think the point i guess that matthew made about the enthusiasm gap persist and i'm not quite sure how he addresses that. can i just for just second go ba to the point they wer

d se's now looki at a kind of populist 99-1 idea in that there are more 99s than 1s. >> when obama became it was it was very different from what he imagined. he had every reason to imagine if he became president in 2009 it might not be 1988, the end of the cold war coming, or 1996 economic boom, but the guy had no reason to think that he's elected and suddenly everything drops on him like bricks. not only the two wars he knew about but economic crisis, all sorts of other thins. so my point is that when all the president is dealing with these emergencies, they're calling for his attention and decisions, can't help it. it's a very different presidency from a president coming in like george bush? 1989 where the biggest problem immediately was dealing with savings and loan companies. is. >> rose: let me talk about ronald reagan and where you think he will be in history if you look at it today. >> i'd argue that if i were writing a big bib gone-esque history of the early 21 ntury. >> rose: edmond gibbon? >> yes, sorry. are there any others? (laughter) >> rose: too many ways to go with that. (l

looky at your ride on the bay bridge westbound, the normal commute is unfolding. we had hoped for lighter conditions on this friday because the volume was not that great but it looks as though the metering lights are clamped down for a slower rise. far your ride to the san mateo bridge is a problem free. there are no delays eastbound or westbound. here is a look at more on what is happening in the east bay. this is a great and light ride harry that is why it surprises me that the metering lights are slow. 580 looks good, no delays to the east bay. in the south bay, picking up the slowing. we have added three minutes from the coyote valley to santa clara clocking in at 14 minutes for the northbound 101 ride. >>mark: i think that we have seen asoka back on the line. >>darya: we wanted were perspective with what is going on on the markets. steve >> the agreed situation continues to deteriorate. now today, as the deal continues to fall apart the market is suddenly paying attention. >>mark: explain to me, the sentiment yesterday it was " greece is stepping forward and

she's looki ining great all the years later. you may remember, amy was 17, she shoots the wife.pper. he served time for statutory rape. the typical love story. but good to see mary jo has found love again. good for the buttafuocos getting back on track. and amy fisher's on a pole somewhere. god bless. >> we have a photo to show you and if you haven't seen it yet you are likely to see it in the next 24 hours because this picture has gone viral. this is a photo of a gay marine locked in a passionate welcome home kiss with his boyfriend. as i mentioned, it has sparked a ton of support from backers in the military's policy of allowing openly gay men and women to serve in the military. and since the shot, since then the shot has received tens of thousands of likes, shares, and comments. it's also on our facebook page. i just want to read you one comment that one person wrotar, "as a gay veteran that picture drew tears to my eyes. never in my wildest dreams did i ever think i would see this in my lifetime." touching. >> times have changed. and welcome home to that soldier. very cool.

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we've had lots of people here who are lookie-lous and people trying to protect their belongings.eople come out to try to prevent people from looting. in a small town where everyone knows everyone, you want to make sure that the people you know are safe and even if you don't know someone, you know somebody who knows that people who are directly affected by this storm. so a lot of people are just coming to check out either the people that are working with the rescue crews, trying to dig into that debris and hopefully find more people that may not be accounted for and obviously for their own interests to see how bad this was. >> and tyler you did mention a hospital that's not far away from where you are. you said about five miles or so from that town that was damaged very heavily. do you know anything about the damage to that hospital? we spoke to the mayor and he said that there was actually some structural damage to the hospital now. it may be difficult to get those patients, to get those injured to that local hospital. >> reporter: yes, suzanne. we're only a mile away. only five