psychotherapist robi ludwig psychotherapist robi ludwig gives us her diagnosis coming up [ male announcerquestion for you. if every u.s. home replaced one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light how many homes? 1 million? 2 million? 3 million? the answer is... 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energefficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lis here. lou: the millennial revolt is being diagnosed by doctor robbie ludwig. president criticizing the income gap, the maldistribution of income. he was talking about his own policies. >> it is verbal gymnast, really. he reflects on his own incompetence. you have to come through with what you are promising and clearly we haven't seen that. lou: do you believe this man believes that huge redrick, and i think he is a very ineffective speaker now. i think he was exciting at one time and i think he has become dull and dour and he drones on. and people who are watching this , this entitlement system >> we discuss this i think a week ago. there is a grandiosity there a

we will be taking it up with robi ludwig coming up next.president obama with another candidate, criticizing fighters of his own economic policies. we take it up in the "chalk talk" joined by monica crowley and manufacture. i lou: the president railing against income inequality in america. >> we believe this is the defining challenge of our time. making sure that our economy works for every working american. that is why i ran for president. this includes decreasing mobility, which poses a fundamental threat to the american dream come our way of life, and what we stand for around the globe's. lou: lou: i hate to point it out to the president and the president has been in office for five years. for crying out loud. the economic failures are not that of george w. bush, they are not of bill clinton, they are of hits. yes, the obama record poses a fundamental threat to millions of americans and he's got that right. take a look under mr. obama. the income gap, four times faster has expanded four times faster than it did under president george bush

have the "a-team" reacting to the presidents in the year news conference and psychologist robbie ludwig us to tell us what is going through this president's mind and to assess the degree to which our weary president does need a rest. also, new signs that the economy is improving and wall street loving it. david baylor, the global head of managed investments at city private bank joins us. world-renowned astrophysicist dr. charles lee joins us to discuss this weekend's dangerous space walk mission to fix the international space station and to explain what is happening with our silent, she son. an extended solar minimum. what will it mean for our climate and for our future? target rushing to reassure its customers today saying it has received very few reports of fraud after some 14 million people had their credit-card and debit card data stolen. the retailer says there is no indication at this point. the pin numbers are the three is a security goes on the backs of guards were compromised during the breach, although that was the original report. the breach occurred, by the way, between of n

german german prefect care hard ludwig mueller in two thousand knew that priest paul kramer had molested children in two thousand and four movie. that same priest to a different parish did not disclose that ten years ago and this is someone who this current pope has allowed to continue and has and has post that's a problem ok the only right we're going to get i want short break we're going to do it with short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on pope francis stay with arctic. they look like bounty islands where the locals can enjoy the sun and the ocean. but what was buried here years ago. means these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison lies on the this ground. behind this there is what we call the callet bank on which there is a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused the dispersion of radio nuclides despite previous cleaning efforts there remains a deposit of a little less than two kilos of plutonium stuck in the rock the coral reef is about ten meters down you can test a never ending legacy. there's a medium leave us

german german prefect care hard ludwig mueller in two thousand knew that priest paul kramer had molested children in two thousand and four movie. that same priest to a different parish did not disclose that ten years ago and this is someone who this current pope has allowed to continue and has and has post that's a problem ok off the only right we're going to win short break we're going to win short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on pope francis' state with or to. leave. going to be always one of the people that want to go into place where the rules haven't been written yet an open frontier a place not a place where they have a chance to make their own world instead of just living in one that has already been made for them and that's a fundamental kind of freedom and that's what having an open frontier means. so you know if you're confident that the irish people won't be asked again to stab in the day why do you wear the private banks of the end of any costs and start after hopkins wasn't it be funny not economically what always happens and regulates once

your it have five leaders that have canceled participation in the ludwig's solely because of putin's stance. there are a lot of evil who are lining up to take names on voted because of his policy. now you have the chechnya and -- those from chechnya, and all the others. >> if the head of one of the u.s. olympic teams all do you and ask for your security recommendations, what kinds of things would you say to them? >> i would say first about, i think it is a bad idea to go to sochi. inis the warmest place russia, it is a subtropical light -- by mesko and they been stockpiling snow for quite a while. because of his policies on opal of the first -- several is arent russia, there reason to not even talk about going. is to mention that he harboring mr. snowden in moscow, who has been linking a lot of information. the white house and the u.s., they keep bending over backwards in many ways to try to improve what -- relations with russia. everyush taken opportunity does not see united aides. i think it is a bad idea to go to sochi. there wasn area where many murders, it is a bloody area. it i

steve ludwig has acres of mrif tree s. >> cold weather and rainy weather, people come out at the time and people love to walk around, and feel like it's winter. >> another beneficiary is john spina, selling fire wood >> people decide a nice warm fire, watching tv at night will, it's a good thing. they like a fire at this time. year. >> the one fallacy is the need to cover, protect, rose bushes terry riley is co-founder of the friends of a san jose rose garden. helping staff maintain the two and a half acres of bushes riley says the plants get a signal from nature. >> plant needs to know cold is come soing start storing energy. >> energy stored in these berry like hips in san jose, abc7 news. >> let's turn now to abc7 news reporter wayne freedman this, is the second night where you are. >> it s it's cold last night. and imagine, you haven't used your furnace, you turn it on, nothing happens how do we know when cold is too cold? this this home when the thermo stat barely budges 50 because the furnace won't work. >> couldn't have been more than 40 last night. >> in the snous i'm hearing

steve ludwig has acres of mrif tree s. >> cold weather and rainy weather, people come out at the time and people love to walk around, and feel like it's winter. >> another beneficiary is john spina, selling fire wood >> people decide a nice warm fire, watching tv at night will, it's a good thing. they like a fire at this time. year. >> the one fallacy is the need to cover, protect, rose bushes terry riley is co-founder of the friends of a san jose rose garden. helping staff maintain the two and a half acres of bushes riley says the plants get a signal from nature. >> plant needs to know cold is come soing start storing energy. >> energy stored in these berry like hips in san jose, abc7 news. >> let's turn now to abc7 news reporter wayne freedman this, is the second night where you are. >> it s it's cold last night. and imagine, you haven't used your furnace, you turn it on, nothing happens how do we know when cold is too cold? this this home when the thermo stat barely budges 50 because the furnace won't work. >> couldn't have been more than 40 last night. >> in the snous i'm hearing

the psychology behind the obama sttement and misstatements and the millennial rubble, doctor robbie ludwig>> it's great to be here beyond the president talked as if he hadn't been around for five years as he criticized the income gap on this income. he was talking about his own policies, protecting that he was blaming this. so what kind of madness is that? >> it's a verbal gymnastics and it is a way to ignore his own incompetence incompetency. he's really good at giving speeches and playing to the massesbut after a while you have to conrail and clearly we haven't seen that. so it's a great speech, fantastic. but do the job. are people really doing better? are they feeling more confident in the government? know they are not. lou: deeply this man believes is best as you can assess that his rhetoric and his talks -- i think he is a very ineffective speaker but he was exciting at one time. but i think he's become dull and dour. and why does he think that words have more power and impact than unemployment checks. and people who are watching an entitlement system just low up in their faces. >> t

psychology behind the obama statement and misstatements and the millennial rubble, doctor robbie ludwigt's great to be here beyond the president talked as if he hadn't been around for five years as he criticized the income gap on this income. he was talking about his own policies, protecting that he wa. so what kind of madness is that? >> it's a he's really good at giving speeches and playing to thear we haven't seengreat speech, fantastic. but do the job. are people really doing better? are they feeling more confident in the government? know they are his talks -- i think he is a very ineffective speaker but he was exciting at one time. but i think he's become dull and dour.plcks. and people who are watching an entitlement system just blow up in theirfaces. >> there is a grandiosity there. i think that obama really believes in itself and his mission. and so he doesn't think that he is failing. and he believes that this is the right track and that if things aren't working out right now it is not his fault. and maybe it's something that he inherited. but i think this is a man who really s

joining me now ielizabeth, a writer and former lululemon employee and robi ludwig and chief eative officerf yummy. that's a great name for a company. let's get into this and talk about the chinese situation for moment. lioupersuaons.hes was th the pressure, a man and woman and he's sick and tired of shopping andakes crazy drastic action. this scene is replicated all over america, isn't it? not the suicide but the tension and stress and arguments. >> it's so identifiable,ight? we go to the mall, men don't really love shopping. women love it. it's like a sport. we see a lot of men hanging out on couches. >> w do women make men go shopping. >> i don't know. i think a bad idea. >> no man i know enjoy it. what woman wants their man to trail around a mall for five hours looking for a shoe. it would be a death sentence. >> i leave my husband at home when i shop. it's n pun for him, so it makes it not fun for me. i have business to do when i shop, i got to get my job done. >> i love the fact you're buying shoes and we're the beneficiaries but i don't want to be part of it. >> this man could have s

i had the opportunity to have lunch with marcus litrell, mark wahlberg, alexander ludwig.t. >> you hang out with s.e.a.l.s a lot, don't you? >> watch the film. out december 27th in limited release. nationwide and january 10th. marcus and his wife are being fans of the five. he has a special message for you. you get to no next. >> all the big numbers of congress and house of represents wanted to make people that got food stamps be drug-tested. there was a poll done asking whether members of congress should be drug-tested. it was favored 78% to 7% for those big, tough guys. >> do you think they should be? >> i think every one of them should be. interestingly enough. the second question was, how about people who get welfare recipients? only 51% shoultd be tested. that's my case. >> do you think all members of congress should be tested for drugs? >> sure. why not? they make laws. >> this would be a block for another day. greg's next. >> yes, banned phrase. close proximity. close means proximity. so just say nearby, because you use too much time saying this. it bugs me. don't d

ludwig can't mr. goodman. let's start with this.level of responsibility has taken a nosedive. >> that is a sure sign if they want you to train the next person is also a sign. [laughter] >> my friend trade his replacement using he did a good job? >> what motivation? >> it is not in any petty's best interests. when the boss of the oas you that is the sign hall. >> talk about that. he is the bbg picture. it is though level of not being included. >> the fear of missing out. then when that happens out work to have a problem. if you feel the use the meetings and you are not invited refresher resonates. adam: there are meetings i don't want to be there. [laughter] >> watch the the performance improvement plan. that is also a sure sign. adam: what about disciplinary action? it seems in big corporations is essentially you are underway out a and we the to give you the option to fix yourself first of. >> co lot of it is legally we have to do everything we can do now there is the door. >> but better it is psychologically a colleague told me whe

psychotherapist rob ludwig and founder of be the mom got comp. baby year.laying on the ipad as we speak. he wants to go first? you will go with the idea that this is a good idea. >> this is baby center's position. we are not judgmental. this is a natural progression of toys anyway, when you think about it. the kids are watching television, videos, pacifiers. and kids really need to be tech savvy. so this is just another form of entertainment. year to think about balance. that is what is important here. you're never it -- its never get to. dennis: i remember. there was a book written years ago called the blood in drug. was this more of that? >> boys ages ten and six and a little baby in my belly. to make a long story short when the baby comes i do not want her in front of this ipad. at technology, everything in moderation. for the first two years to be brain development, there is no reason they should be in front of an ipad. there's enough going on. babies need to be swaddled, sporkin took a bite, love, right to. dennis: not that we would be doing that also.

theirs that is so important culturally to the world is still not given the exact same respect as ludwig beethoven. and i think that is a strange thing still. but this is the people speaking, not someone who has been trained ors with a product i believey, this is the people-- prodigy, this is the people speaking. and the blues was not only the people speaking, these weren't big bands with a trained singer and someone wrote the other song and there was a push button and made it happen. which are beautiful things is we are dropping the need told record and this is a person from blah blah blah, mississippi, who has one song that we can record right now in five minutes. go. and that's america right there. in a nutshell. >> rose: this is boweevil blues, here it is. ♪ ♪ bo weevil ♪ ♪ don't some more ♪ yeah ♪ boweevil ♪ don't chase the blues no more ♪ ♪ boweevil yeah ♪ boweevil everywhere you go ♪ ♪. >> boweevil. you once said i think that the blues is sort of like the physical pain your brain gives your stomach when someone leaves you and is not coming back. >> uh-huh. you felt the blues? >> i

just about what we were suited under ludwig securities. >> they're trying to cover them up in the >>sarily cover them up but they do not share all the necessary information. there are 17 different financial institutions they have gone after. onto jane and his co-ceo, today's agreement marks another step in the intent to make -- let's talk about what this means . if you are a deutsche employee this is a positive. at the same time they are saying we're going to spend $1 billion plus in the next few years and improving our controls. if you are a deviant employee, doesn't it make that you fear -- doesn't that make it feel like you're getting -- >> coming up next, the top 10 traits you will not want to miss. >> welcome back. i am betty liu. >> i am cory johnson. >> bloomberg television is on the markets. scarlet fu has the latest. >> about an hour ago we got a revision of third-quarter gdp, revised from 1.4% to 3.6%. of we are now poised to open higher. or maybe some volatility because todays and futures expire . outside of equities, in the treasury market we are seeing the 10 year yield

robi ludwig. i love you. this one is a head scratcher for me.k, seat belt controversy going on. get out. the kid gets out. do you see anything in it that gives you pause? >> when i first heard about this story i was like, my god -- >> heard about it. >> heard about it. it sound ied like corporal punishment. sending your kid out to run for not having his safety belt on seemed outrageous. when i saw the video it did not look as harsh to me. the child did not seem upset. the child was not crying. he didn't seem distressed. the interaction between father and son, they seem to have a relationship. so if i did not know that the result or the end result was a result of punishment or for this kid not being in a seat belt i would not think anything of this video. it didn't look that harsh to me. >> which then you -- begs the question, what do you make of the reaction online to this video? i mean, this man received death threats because of it. >> yeah. >> that's a little extreme, right? >> absolutely. i mean, doesn't that, the kind of violent reaction onl

. >> here to weigh in robby ludwig and relations expert good morning. >> good morning. >> we had governor40 years you can't make a woman happy no matter. what is that the truth? >> smart man. >> i don't think that's true. there are many women who are happy with their husbands. so i'm sure that your wife is happy with you she may lie and say no and make you work for it. >> what if you do say yes all the time. >> study. one individual. but. >> you can't be the yes man. >> the yes man, tv show all the time. otherwise you will drive yourself crazy. but you have to pick your battling. i say yes sometimes when i don't really believe it just because it's easier i know it could turn into a blowout. pick your battles and know how to communicate effectively. >> think about the resentment that would, you know, grow if you are constantly agreeing and really feeling angry. you are not getting to the real issue. always agreeing is not about intimacy. right? a woman wants to feel understood. >> well,. >> so does a man for that matter. >> she didn't like it. i was struck by the fact that the wife liked i