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connected back to bergeron and brushed across for the carry-up by marchand and back in deep. patrick kane, jonathan cooks and tim smooitith are three of the last four. they are american. this comes back over to rozsival, who spun it right back in. there is great reason for this international pride that we have. the also great thing is that you you are seeing some of the finest players in the world from a multiple group of countries. today, there are 23 canadians. 8 u.s. players and 15 from europe that are participating on rosters that began today with these teams. normally the roster is 23 sometimes 22. so this is a wonderful international game. this was sent on back to campbell and he floated one. only 18 years of age. the youngest guy in his league. sped across wide. the youngest guy in the american league when he was playing for providence, thrown back away from bickell and back down. cross-check by berlin. then, on to hamilton. >> he mentioned trade deadline two weeks from tomorrow. who will get the ball rolling around the trade deadline? we have already seen a couple of

. >> marchand: just thinking about my son and my husband was the worst part.

connected back to bergeron and brushed across for the carry-up by marchand and back in deep. patrick kane, jonathan cooks and tim smooitith are three of the last four. they are american. this comes back over to rozsival, who spun it right back in. there is great reason for this international pride that we have. the also great thing is that you you are seeing some of the finest players in the world from a multiple group of countries. today, there are 23 canadians. 8 u.s. players and 15 from europe that are participating on rosters that began today with these teams. normally the roster is 23 sometimes 22. so this is a wonderful international game. this was sent on back to campbell and he floated one. only 18 years of age. the youngest guy in his league. sped across wide. the youngest guy in the american league when he was playing for providence, thrown back away from bickell and back down. cross-check by berlin. then, on to hamilton. >> he mentioned trade deadline two weeks from tomorrow. who will get the ball rolling around the trade deadline? we have already seen a couple of

the recent comments indicate that they want to get rid of the word patience at the next meeting in marchand they want it to be all about the data going forward with respect to when they lift off. >> so the debate continues over whether, when and if the fed will raise rates in 2015 but let's continue the discussion henry around the negative yielding bonds. this fascinating development taking place in the bond market. why are investors buying bond with negative yields? >> they think draghi will turn it up with 1.2 million. i think there's 9 trillion in negative yielding assets and 1.2 trillion in theory dividing it. does he go to sovereign bonds to buy those? it would be high yielding assets assets. we keep coming back to the notion that we think interest rates are 2-9. we have a very good print in the u.k. too and when he says he wants employees to pay their employees more he's doing it because he knows they're already doing it and we think that things to watch for is wage inflation above 3 and that would make a mockery of interest rates to 50 basis points. >> does qe in europe make a big di

>>reporter: he didn't say that that person as a friend of under is the name 0 marchand who apparently had been missing for more than a week. the chiefs as their continued to look for other missing body parts and possibly another cry. a while the case is still us missing some crucial pieces of evidence one positive thing they do have a surveillance tapes from the area. >>reporter: our request for an interview mark took me interview mark andrus was denied by the public defender. who can be seen as court it up now free man from jail. his office tells me they have arranged housing for an address. who say is the essentially homeless and the chief says they are going to do their best to keep tabs on him while they continue their investigation. >>pam: attorneys for the so- called black friday 14 went to court today to ask that the charges against the bar protesters be dropped. the demonstrators were cited after chaining themselves to two trains at the west oakland bart station on the day after thanksgiving. >>pam: shutting down the service to several hours on one of the busiest shopping days

and regarding the seahawks everyone sang why did marchand lynch get the ball why did he get the balle the past week to just handle it to arguably the game's best running back perry it. >>: is crazy when you think about it one of the most powerful guys in the game. they also that one of the best quarterbacks. >>gary: the data be curious is pete carroll would be the new bill buckner. some 29 years later boston france and people across the country is still talking about it. kron 444 g e ravitch and to check if you will granich kron 4 >>gary: taught riding wasn't the only big-name involve last night even see some familiar faces china sell those products brought dorfman from brady advertising was giving his thoughts >>gary: are the but the bucs could come in for a time ready now whatever it does not endorse an advertising orwell's deflating gate interfere with depth. >>gary: ready is the only superstar in sportswear and his wife makes more. >>gary: was the kim kardashian and effective. >>: if you want to see her body to develop the magazine covers or zaps >>: i don't know that kim kardash

>>gary: marchand lynch for a filled his obligations by showing up. brand of cat and their license by the nfl. the brand of cat chp c a p. of violation of the nfl's rules providing electronic communication. browns' general manager speaking of twain's we had a good thing going to night twwets... we've got sometweets ... save you and pass to get a shallow pam should know something add to. >>gary: margin pleasantville is this simeon and to. if you're upset that i set grant up for ridicule placed with us there and i'll take the fall some nitwit where pate said it would turn out tweeteritter >>gary: the club said you doing fine of brian jones lebron james wanted to come off the bench that out much as coach said know. snowed dog has a son who plays footballsnoop dog.. >>: and of backing up a thousand percent on go on the ucla got a thousand times cordele brought this is a wide receiver. >>pam: coming up next the cell phone whale failed day sale ending? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic..

when you put the ball in the air, and after marchand -- marshawn had gone three yards you just want to score. you almost want to outthink yourself as opposed to doing the right thing and handing the ball to that back. >> what is the likely lid -- likelihood that if he had three attempts, marshawn lynch would have scored that touched on? 99%? >> i think he would have scored the first time. >> i do too. >> he had a great body language. you know, again, it is one of those ones where they didn't give credit to what they can do with that offensive line, that back. they reacted to what new england threw at them. sometimes in this great strategical game, you have the football, and you can outthink yourself. >> as far as you know, who made the call for the past? was it pete carroll? >> pete let's aaron bevill, the offensive coordinator, call the plays. the head coach must take responsibility. that was not pete carroll's call. that happened so quickly. i don't think he gave any thought to an interception right there. his thinking was, if it's incomplete, it's incomplete. an interception never e

to mourn the decision, the fateful decision to not run marchand lands on the 1 yard line. to protect them from future pepper spray incidents. to talk to pineapples or to celebrate the launch of this book the new uprising. obviously see is a distractor question. there is nothing relevant there obviously. obviously. a and b are plausible. either of those actually make sense. if you are confused, just google google them and they we will make more sense to you shortly. in all in all seriousness we all know probably everyone in this room has taken a test a standardized test at one point or another. there nothing new. they've been around for a long time but it seems like we're living in a moment where the stakes attached to tests have never been higher. not only do standardized tests determine a child's future in many cases but they can determine the future of the teacher working with that child the future of principals and administrators the guidance counselor, the gym teacher, the music teacher, the teacher, the art teacher everybody's fate, sometimes the whole school's fate c

eight, to mourn the decision to not run marchand lynch on the one yard line last night. [laughter] b, to protect jesse hagopian from future pepper spray incident last night c to talk to pineapple or d to celebrate the launch of this book "more than a score: the new uprising against high-stakes testing." now obviously c is a distractor question. there's nothing relevant. just eliminate that one right off the bat but a and b are plausible. either those make sense but if you're confused just a google them and they will make more sense to you very shortly. in all seriousness we all know everybody in this room has taken a standardized test at one point or another in your life. tests are nothing new. they have been around for a long time but it seems we are losing any moment where the stakes attached to them have never been higher. not only to standardized tests determine a child's future in many places but they can determine the future of the teacher working with the child. they can determine the future of principals and administrators, the guidance counselor, the gym teacher

. >> off the back end, off marchand. you have and into the goal. it's in! it's in. the ruling is it's in! >> that's a quick ruling but you're right. it's in. that's tj brody with the game winner for the flames. watch it kind of trickle in over the glove. there it be. flames take it 4-3 and get the play of the day. >>> 6:25. a major construction project will shut down a south bay highway for months. why it's not just drivers concerned about the impacts. >> the white house is sending in someone -- the top labor official to help get a deal in the contentious west coast port negotiations. >>> well, the new movie "fifty shades of grey" is for adults only but that's apparently not the case in the east bay. how some parents say their kids got an unwanted screening. >>> and i'm kiet do live in east san jose. we're learning why a security guard who was shot and killed over the weekend is now being called a hero. >>> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning everybody. it is back. the fog and how it's going to affect your temperatures today. >>> and crowded conditions once

. >> on the back end, off marchand. up and under the goal and it? ! it is in. >> reporter: the ruling is it's in. >> it was in all right. that's brody with the game winner for the flames who beat boston 4-3 in ot. that's your play of the day. >>> 5:25 right now. a wild trip to reno cost a top cop in the bay area his job. but residents are saying about the situation. >> and multiple explosions and fires after train carrying crude oil derailed. while experts here in the bay area are paying very close attention. >> the white house is stepping in to try to get a deal in the contentious port negotiations. coming up, who president ob bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs

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number one you have the ecb buying an enormous amount of bonds in marchand everyone's mutual interesto have a deal people assume will result in a deal of some sort. therefore don't worry about it until there's not a deal i guess. >> i was just going to say clearly the ecb is playing hard ball with greece saying they're not going to accept greece debt as collateral. >> as they should. as they absolutely should but i think greece greece was a pull in a china shot when the new government became elected. roadway y'all reality is smacking them in the face and that reality check is going to temper their expectations. they'll try to get something and they will get something but not anything close to what they were hoping for. >> is this tough situation in europe, do you like the look of them at the moment? >> well with the prospect of ecb qe the weaker euro as i have said for years when you print money like they're going to print, anything is possible on the upside. the question though is whether that's going to translate into actual economic growth. that should be the purpose of what the ec

thought the leather or wooden african medallion was work could be played out and was pleased to see marchand lands donned a few in his forced appearances before the super bowl. that was awesome. so go seahawks. that is for my seven -year-old son. i told him i was coming to the new england area. [laughter] i think he is not incidentally put in hear. we we will get into the theater of disobedience a little later when we talk about public narratives. my characterization of social media and its relationship to calls for social justice the black lives matter movement that emerged in 2012 after the state sanctioned killing of trayvon martin. at 1st it was like this well, of course they matter and of course there relegated margins on a regular. i know this. i am a black man who grew up in georgia. i was and am frequently understood as invisible object, immaterial. i understand that the struggle israel. so black lives matter. i wanted more, someone to feel the pain four of growing into one with proverbial and literal crossers trained on them as it is for us. to me it was real. this system said that

to grow at 2.5% this year and most importantly you have the ecb gearing up to do sovereign qe in marchandntries that would otherwise be vulnerable, france and italy are the ones i'm thinking about. they will be protecting in the context where they're intervening in the secondary market. i think the risk of grexit is small. 20%. 20% there abouts but spill over is nowhere near as pervasive as in the 2010 context. >> i don't know if we had the wall graphic we build earlier. we're showing two views of the world. europe is a house of cards they let greece go everything is going to tumble the germans see 19 mountain climbers going up the mountain all connected, what do they do with the weakest player at the bottom. do they let them drag them down or that individual two. depending on who is right, which side has the most leverage. who is right? is europe a house of cards or are they all climbing up the mountain and greece is just a weak player? >> the true is probably somewhere in the middle. i think he believes he has leverage and that's italy. if you let greece go you demonstrate a path way fo