i was really thrilled to see that. >> that's kevin maxwell, prince george's county schools ceo.his was the 100th stop on his tour and he says it's important to see what's working and not working in the capitol schools. the school was recently offered and award for dealing with gifted and talented program. >>> do you remember what grade you were when you first learned to type. kids as young as carrying are taki taking -- as kindergarten are taking typing. >> reporter: across the country he the old question of can you read is shifting to can you type. at sterling county elementary, third graders are mastering the keyboard. they have no choice. >> for the standardized test, they're all on computers. >> reporter: the standards of learning require them to click and drag and answer on a keyboard. by fifth grade expected to write a story online. there's a disconnect. in loudoun county schools keyboarding is not offered until sixth grade and some not at all. teachers are in a tough spot. >> i can see how it's valuable but with our curriculum packed already, i can't imagine we could fit

how is big sister maxwell having to share? >> she is really good.nd baby dolls she changes diapers when i change diapers. she's very helpful actually for only being 20 months. >> yeah. they are very close in age. just over a year. >> yes. 14 months. >> wow. >> i know. >> it's been -- it's been a long 2 1/2 years. >> a long 2 1/2 years and you've been very vocal about you put on a pretty good amount of weight which by the way you're supposed to when you get pregnant. >> yeah. i just let myself have whatever i wanted. i didn't care. it wasn't about weight gain to me. it was really just about -- >> but you've always maintained a healthy lifestyle. >> yeah. >> and then clearly that has paid off. >> it has. it has. when i was pregnant with ace, my second, i had already been on weight watchers and i had already lost over 50 pounds so i didn't -- i wasn't as relaxed in my eating and everything that i was with maxwell but i was just already in a healthier, you know, regimen so i just -- i kept walking and staying active and maxwell started walking. >> you a

that guy's pretty, too. [ laughter ] maxwell caulfield's real pretty." no. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i don't remember -- i didn't see the movie. i didn't see it. >> this blows my mind that you have never seen that movie. >> jimmy: i boycotted it. >> and you have such hatred for it. and you've never even seen it. >> jimmy: 'cause i stick up for my man travolta. [ cheers and applause ] it's like -- [ impersonating travolta ] "sandy, i swear to god. sandy, like you gotta be kidding me? we got to go get out of here." >> it doesn't take anything away from john travolta. >> jimmy: it just -- it -- no. there shouldn't be a sequel. >> cool, okay. so if that's such like -- so horrible on my part, who was your, like, earliest crush? like television crush? >> jimmy: earliest crush? jo polnaczek from "facts of life." >> the lesbian from "facts of life?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> that's makes a lot -- that's awesome. >> jimmy: the masterly beautiful cast member of "facts of life." >> she had like a mullet and a -- [ laughter ] i get it. >> ji

. >> maxwell austin is a toledo resident who follows politicians closely and takes them to task. said he broke a pledge of ethics not to run for mayor. >> he said i plan to stay my term, i'm going to do what i'm going to do, not running for mayor, only a few weeks later to come out and say, you know what, i'm going to run for mayor. >> this is an important issue. i want to be able to communicate it to each other. >> austin is not happy when he sees him campaigning literally at his front door. >> i was sitting on my porch one morning. people showed up. someone approached me to let me know who was going to be coming, and would i want to put on a t-shirt and come dunn and join. i let him know what i thought and told them no. >> his staff updates him on the situation. >> i think there was some indication that there was a guy there who was, you know, a bit ornery, but we decided to go forward with it. >> we have a situation in toledo. >> as he launches into his talking points about faulty water line, austin makes his voice heard. >> run for mayor somewhere else. i seized my opportunit

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some lake effect snow bands are continuing to linger out in that study the case at least going to maxwell twenty four hours before this high pressure starts at it said that really just turns off the lake effect snow machine out here and the other good news is that this is horrible weather as far as is very frigid temperatures diving down all the way to the south. they wielded the improving as high as the movie's number of these rotate clockwise along the western periphery of the order to start to see this warm air filter in from the south. temperatures will be on iran that the average and one of the rectum anywhere nice short a time the near future but a little bit more bearable out here for you. towards the northwest as well he's got some rain showers out here. the brain to many cell phone parts briscoe me over for the pacific northwest you can see awesome to see wins by the week and a low coming on tour. gossip and twenty climbers crowd is very well possible. also down for the self i know we did talk about the frigid air off the twenty eighth of april in los angeles the summer warm twen

he was promoting his book of maxwell perkins. we have had a great friendship every since. he is the author of many books and now this biography of woodrow wilson. he has placed great emphasis on a man whose personal life was interesting and important. scott? [ applause ] >> thank you very much for being here this afternoon. thank you jonathan. that was a very welcoming welcome coming from someone i considering being one of the greatest writer critics in the country. enough about him, though. [laugher] >> let's talk about me and woodrow wilson. i will tell you this much on a personal level about me. i have been interested in woodrow wilson since i was 15 years old when i read a book about him and became entranced and have been reading about him since and went to princeton university in large measure because woodrow wilson went there. for the last 13 years i have been writing this book. i thought before i talked about wilson i would talk about two main principles that guide me in the writing of the book. and let me give you the two planks in my platform here. the first is, a

chris maxwell is perhaps the sacred city the money ten xs to help ease the suffering of the mini is a seriously been affected by this brutal contact separate heaney said today that they had bunnies to make any progress on that point the team would be pushing for it said let's see what happens tomorrow but i think the mint in our synod to be more optimistic many people felt that old wooden last to vienna today and it looks now they will continue this some time to come at least for a couple more days and perhaps there will be removed during those two days to months that makes an actual kong request progress on some points where they will get to political solution may not get happen in the states but will say see you again thank you very much. the waves has condemned a string of bombings that is wrong. the egyptian capital cairo. this explosion struck police headquarters the security cameras filmed the moment the massive bomb went off and try to be on the plush all the time to police stations or vehicles he did interior minister called the attacks in desperate attempts to create havoc. i

mullah morning county sligo today to see some of the world's best big wave surfers take along to maxwell's up to ten majors they're heading for the ultimate trim. i'm terrified to be honest this type of tv i'm terrified. to play tennis. arts production storage and touched on was bringing peaks are two more things to win from all over this is what are the biggest or was ever a time to saturday and then hope to come out one piece. is it dangerous. so they got three life jackets on the head of the safety teams were on pace since no one was disappointed with the huge waves. purdy forty four states that range and for the bizarre took a hike through her words are from the moment we're trying again and said the barrows when the wave goes over your heads. qantas said that's the best feeling in the world and in them. sometimes we get the barrel the life that gets it's hard to sleep for the next couple nights just running on adrenaline just up the healing of the storm and c may have brought misery to a lot of people on the west coast of here my lord had brought nothing but transferred these breaks a

. ♪ maxwell comeback. london is 6:50 one. let's get to the newspapers. ryan is here. beer. >> the confluence. it is what the french president and british prime minister are getting together to discuss. the americans have one upped it. there is a company that has designed a beer delivering drone. this is the ad. this is fantastic. it has gone viral as you can imagine. there goes the dear, that is a 12 pack. a logger, noel and america. it is off to some fishermen. they have just called it in. >> it could deliver anything, frankly. it just makes the most headlines. know, the faaus has banned the use of drones for commercial delivery so far. this was just a publicity stunt. the guy didn't think he was going to get a call from the faa because this was delivered for free for the purposes of creating the commercial that we are now showing. yet he did. he got two calls from the faa. >> what is the beer like? >> i haven't tried it. apparently they don't do transatlantic flights yet. beer, so awfulan is probably the answer. >> i'm going to forward all hate mail to you. where wo

maxwell and mr. johnson, whose district includes fort lee, the town affected by bridge closures.rnor has said in his statement this afternoon? >> i find it extremely hard to believe that a deputy chief of staff sitting in the front office would initiate an action like this without him knowing about it, but we have no proof that he directed anyone to do this. i find it hard to believe with the way he runs his office, a tight office, that ms. kelly would do this. >> the first time governor christie was asked about this in front of the media, this was his reaction. he made a joke of it in light of what was going on. >> i worked the cones actually. unbeknownst to everybody, i was actually the guy out there. i wasn't in overalls and a hat. but i was the guy working the cones out there. >> what is the question tonight, mr. johnson? >> maybe what he said in that clip was true. maybe he was there working the con cones. apparently, it came out of his office. we have a meeting tomorrow with some folks coming in under subpoena. as we go into our next session, the committee will receive the

i don't think that the two maxwell. again, i am more thinking on a pipeline basis. there are less moving parts. i heard talk about the fact that the type of world that is going through there has extra. [indiscernible] i don't know how that could be the case. but it throws a bit of a damper on that type of transportation. cheryl: we talked so much about domestic production and the ramp up of oil production in this country. you don't want to see headlines like this, but i'm glad the brunt of the fact we don't know what is going on yet. and by the way, you did say that we would hit $100 on oil and pull back. you were right. let me go over to the cme. we were talking about gold. the interest. i am wondering if this is some type of global economy. if the chinese and indians will be buying more? there is something that they goal is telling you right now? >> our imaginations are our own worst enemy. such a precipitous decline. we saw a lot of textile selling before the year-end, and the stock to of those folks who wanted to stay in our buying it back today. no one to read

serena maxwell, and lee fang, contributing writer at "the nation." get people up to speed. let's start with some of the quotes from the president in "the new yorker." he admitted, i smoked pot as a kid and went on to say, i don't think it's more dangerous than alcohol, but added it's not something i encourage and told my daughters it's a bad idea, waste of time, not very healthy. michael, i want to start with you. is this a big deal for a sitting president to come out and say? >> sure, sure it is. i mean, when you look at the history of how our political culture has dealt with marijuana, with these just say no campaigns and harsh sentencing laws for relatively small amounts of a drug that most people agree compare to other drugs is comparatively harmless then, yes, it is quite a big deal and i don't think he's necessarily on the leading edge of this. i think public opinion is probably a little bit ahead of him. nevertheless, it's worth noting when a sitting president says something like this, sure, big deal. >> i guess the question is, what kind of c

joining us our bull today is john bright and we've got maxwell maxwell ever the skeptic on apple withy do you think the stock is going much higher from here? >> well there's a few reasons. one, apple is well positioned for the mobile revolution. strategically with their devices, their software their app store, i-itunes store. that's driving revenue growth. that equal multiple expansion. factor in new products capital allocation, first half of next year or this year. we like the stock, we have a $700 target. >> max, what's your concern about the shares? >> the multiples are low, the stock is it quite cheap. the issue is the future. it's whether we're going to get any kind of new product. having the smallest most expensive smartphone on the market isn't going to cut it forever. if they wait until they have literally disgusted those people by doing new marketing instead of new products it will be too late. if you don't believe me ask nokia or that plaque berblackberry. >> max are you worried you're clinging to an old model under steve jobs. that was a time of transformation in technology

obstructionism the president will have to overcome, political analyst at the gree owe dotcom sa lena maxwellnager for think.org, igor. thanks for being with me. l we have a series of charts that i thought illustrate the point. the first one sort of ill straights this idea that, you know, basically the rich got richer. you can see sort of the winners and losers, then essentially what happened as, you know, stocks and all of these things improved. that benefited the top wealthiest 1% and did not actually trickle down to the rest of us. >> these are long-term trends we're seeing, kind of exacerbated now, and it's part of the reason why so many americans don't trust government, because for so many years they've seen the government has helping just the very, very rich, the very, very few. now the president is looking into 2014 and asking what can we do as a country. i'm a little optimistic about 2014. >> tell us why, igor. >> because, well, because in 2014, 2016 looms very large, certainly larger than it did in 2014. and so republicans know that to win a national election they're going to need to

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and serena maxwell. a big welcome to all three of you. viviana, i'm going to begin with you.ing up his post-state of the union push with this event, the white house says it's gotten about 300 businesses to agree with the new hiring policies and here's the president in an interview just released this morning. let's listen. >> we've done, gathered together 300 companies just to start with, including some of the top 50 companies in the country, companies like walmart, apple, ford and others, to say let's establish best practices. do not screen people out of the hiring process just because they've been out of work for a long time. >> viviana, many ceos have no idea they are hiring managers or even doing that. is there something else the white house is missing with this initiative? >> i think one thing that's interesting about this, you have, for example, whole hiring practices that even begin before the human level with the computer analytics that are dinging applications before they even get to a hiring manager, and this is why it's so urgent, alex, and so crucial, 39% of the em

elizabeth plank, executive social director for policy, serena maxwell, and a reporter "the huffington to have all of you here under one roof as we talk about this, but as we go off that narrative of i am not a bully, we have a lot of different examples of where chris christie has kind of been a little more verbiose and we know mother jones put together a brief clip of some of the more infamous moments. take a look. >> do you want to hear the answer, or don't you? because i'm not going to -- i've heard you. okay. next question. go ahead, yes, sir. and let me tell you something, after you graduate from law school, you conduct yourself like that in a courtroom, your rear end is going to get thrown in jail, idiot. >> you don't send your children to public schools, you send them to private schools, so i was wondering why you think it's fair to be cutting school funding to public schools. >> what's her name? >> guys, real quick, the governor's talking. what is it? gail, talk to gail. >> first off, it's none of your business. don't bother me about where i send mine. >> depends who you ask wh

maxwell comeback. here is what we are working on.quarterly profit fell onto $.6 billion in settlements tied to the ponzi scheme. the firm's three-year streak of record annual profit. and washington democrats and republicans came to an agreement on a spending bill, unveiling one point $1 trillion spending package. direct tv has dropped the weather channel from its lineup over a fee dispute. we will talk to the weather channel ceo, david kenny, who says this is a public safety issue for viewers. getting straight to the markets desk. scarlet fu has a breakdown on jpmorgan results. really taking the spotlight this morning with legal fees. >> yes. the legal fees they announced point 6k was two million in settlements. this cap off a year in which jpmorgan spent 20 billion in legal settlements overall. a lot of noise related to that. a lot of one-time items. if you back out a one-time items, jpmorgan reported profit of $1.40, three cents higher than what analysts had anticipated. a three-ss, this ends year streak of record earnings. to grow

. >> great charlie maxwell was at weeden. >> yes, he was. >> i think you're leaving, right?m on, i think, until 9:00. >> never mind. go ahead, what do you think? >> i think, actually, you know, what's bad for e.m. could be good for u.s. equities. looking at 2014, i think as i've always articulated if you want to buy equities, look to the currencies first. ten years ago you could buy the nifty in india for four times earnings. evaluations can be whatever they need to be when the flows are there. >> emerging markets have done nothing in five years and we're up 50% in the same period. >> there's also more foreign direct investment. we're going to see a big job increase from chinese investment, investment from other parts of east asia that want to be in this market. >> aren't we more exposed now as american companies try to get in the consumer markets? >> for some of these companies, it's 40%, 50% of their sales. >> coke has more sales abroad than this country. >> many tech companies, too. >> if that's right, how do you make the case u.s. equities are the place to be? >> it's al

. >> i think byron maxwell is the man because r.vorite tweets they're not going to throw to his side. >> yeah. >> he's not -- he's not sherman island. he's sherman continent. >> so with all that in mind, to what degree are amazon and google going to set a pace? >> well, i think that google is going to be sanity here. i think that people recognize that this is a company that if they wanted to, could be a -- the stock exchange. one of the things when you talk about their ad exchange where everyone use them, everybody here -- i don't want to -- google and nasdaq, if google decided they wanted to be the exchange for stocks in the next six months they could do it because they are such an incredible and efficient algorithms there. a terrific company, one to watch. i know that people are bored by yield. but what this is about today is a flight to quality and there are a lot of companies that i trust more than i trust the federal government's full faith. >> yeah. tyson foods not doing too badly. they came in 72 cents, 9 cents above. they do

of today he's serving his time in slightly nicer accommodations, he's arrived at on the grounds of maxwell 800 other inmates that provide support services for the base. he's 60 years old. the federal judge who originally sentenced him to 24 years in 2006 agreed to reduce the sentence after skilling agreed to drop his remaining appeals and turn over some $40 million in restitution. time off for good behavior, skilling could be out in 2017 after serving a little over ten years for conspiracy, fraud and insider trading in enron's epic 2011 collapse. carl? >> a case you know well, scott, scott cohn back at hq. >>> for a little over a week people in colorado have been able to buy recreational marijuana and now the demand is so high, we could be facing a pot shortage. jane wells heard about it and raced to denver to get the real story. good morning, jane. >> reporter: they are calling it reefer sadness. the first store that opened, everyone knew that pot would be popular, but perhaps they didn't expect it to be this popular. you are looking at video from new year's today at 3-d cannabis center.