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>>> in rosslyn, a fatal accident on fort meyer drive and lee highway. i'm looking at a map right now. and it's just as you come off the key bridge. if you can just stick to lynn street to work your way around it. it's right in the heart of rosslyn again, lee highway and north fort meyer drive. investigation of a fatal overnight accident. back to you guys. >>> thank you monika. 4:40. good morning. it's friday, isn't that nice? it's time for the first your money segment. >> here's jessica doyle with today's money headlines. >> no but you know it's friday. we're going to bring that energy into the day with us right? it was a pretty miserable day on wall street yesterday though. investors worried the world's second largest economy is actually slowing down. this is after there were new signs that china's manufacturing sector appears to be shrinking and that sent stocks tumbling around the world. checking the numbers from here at home -- the dow stands this morning at 16,197. dropped 175 points in trade. but it was down over 200 points earlier in the session.

meyer drive shut down between westbound lee highway and eastbound lee highway. keep in mind traveling eastbound lee highway, that's closed at ft. meyer drive, traveling inbound, outbound the key bridge, look out for closures. now, traveling southbound new york avenue, sorry -- rather outbound new york avenue as you make the commute, the early metro bus crash in the process of clearing. still a little activity. beware as you leave the house. >> thank you. >>> 4:32 is the time this morning. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife will appear in court for the first time on public corruption charges. mcdonnell and his wife will be arraigned on 14 charges. the former first couple is accused of accepting loans, gifts, and vacations from star scientific ceo johnny williams. in the indictment released tuesday, prosecutors say the former first couple tried to cover up the relationship and avoid gift reporting requirements. it also hints at possible financial trouble. look at this e-mail from maureen mcdonnell. it says, "we are broke, have an unconscionable am

morning to new representatives brian meyer and stan gustafson and new senator julian garrett. i look forward to working with you and all members of the general assembly. i stand here today honored to be serving as your governor, humbled by the opportunity and eager to meet the challenges we face. i am pleased to report on the condition of our state. over the past year, we have come together as families, as communities, as iowans, putting our differences aside to move iowa forward. because of our hard work last legislative session, iowa's economy, educational system and health are moving forward. iowans have proved time and time again, when working with one another rather than against one another, we can overcome any challenge. for example, the international olympic committee last year took action to eliminate wrestling from the olympics. more than 25,000 people joined us through an online petition to

. >>> high praise for melissa meyer and a cool new app. >> getting to work at google by land and sea. why the tech giant is using private ferries to get employees from san francisco to the south bay. >>> finally this morning measurable precipitation and there is more rain in the forecast. i will tell you where and when when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes back. ok, it's time to set the record straight. covered california is how californians can take advantage of the affordable care act. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. one of the biggest questions we get here is, "does covered california offer financial assistance?" yes. covered california is the only place that gives you financial help with your coverage. millions of californians will qualify. find out if you do. all plans include free preventive care. now, you might have a question about what that means. it means free mammograms, immunizations, cancer screenings, and more. it's a big list, and it'

ceo marissa meyer. the first she made. now he is the first major fire. he's been let go according to financial documents, decastro had been on the job a year brought over from google by meyer who also is from google. yahoo! will pay him $20 million as he turns in his badge. his pair achute is what yahoo! pays for companies. delicious cost $20 million. sumly run by a teen was $30 million. xobni, $40 million. nothing will ever be quite as regrettable as the $25 million hewlett-packard paid to leo apapeker to go away. hp stock fell 40% during the less than a year he was there and 25 million they paid him to go. hp can top everyone in that was regrettable stories. >> i'll leave now for a million. even less. >> sorry, we only have a few more minutes. you got to stay. new this morning we now know which names will be inside the envelope of this year's academy award ceremonies. nominees just announced. >> ted chen live at the samuel golden theater in beverly hills with a look at the major contenders. >> reporter: hi, terry, laura. the 86th academy award nominati

keegan meyers was offered a full time position with you can pup. and adam herrel was offered a full time position by food essentials. >>> now the next generation of computer programmers. that is stem education. right now the united states is lagging behind ranking 25th in math against other countries and 17th in science. another troubling fact the achievement gab between white and black students in these subjects is huge. one 25-year-old entrepreneur is trying to change that one laptop at a time. >> good afternoon. >> goo good afternoon. >> chelsea is about to teach this sixth grade class, a public school in harlem, how to write computer code. >> we're going to learn a language called java script. >> his mission, develop curriculum for public schools based on stem education, science, technology, engineering and math. >> it's extremely powerful. >> what is the first step. >> i am trained as an engineer. we're taught to raise questions, analyze, think criminally, and and--think critically and then come up with solutions. >> reporter: but it's expensi

marissa meyer says they need to be more vigilant about your information. collecting your information is for your benefit. >> if we can anticipate the things you might want to know or some of the questions you may have, we just make you smarter. we want to go from you telling us what you want to know to us suggesting things you might want to know that might make your life better. >> the president says nsa surveillance is key to national security and has not overstepped. >> nobody's listening to the content of people's phone calls. >> recently, target and neiman marcus, retailers you trust, forced to admit your information was stolen in their care. the economists calls bruce schneider a security guru. he is the author of "liars and outliers." you say we are not customers. we are the product. >> well, it is true. think about google and facebook. they are free services and the reason they are free is because the sites are collecting your information and using that for manipulation to persuade you to buy things and part you from your money. we are definitely th

meyer drive. the other thing i'm tracking is a crash in the district.t's possibly clearing. new york avenue, this is outbound near brentwood parkway. crash involves a metro bus. i'm back at 4:31. back to you. >> thank you. >>> at 4:29, a dwuping story that could impact the commute, as well. crews in alexandria braving the cold to fix a broken water main that's sent thousands of gallons of water gushing on to jordan street near duke street. virginia american water says people in the area are experiencing low water pressure as crews try to isolate the source of the break. >>> prince william county schools will open two hours late because of trouble spots where the pavement hasn't been treated or plowed. because of the cold weather, the school system is asking parents to use the 20-minute rule. if the bus hasn't come in 20 minutes, start thinking about another way to get your child to school. if you think your child can't make it to school safely, the option to keep them home is understood. for a complete list of roads to watch for and for bus stops, go to

but good for melissa meyer. the stock is higher. >> she's taken little bit of a hit losing this ad executive. what is she going to do now. liz: talk to the board come you cannot be upset with the executive. of course, we will have those numbers the second they come out on "after the bell." apple stocks, as we mentioned, taking a bruising after the tech giant earnings yesterday, but billionaire activist investor carl icahn isn't changing his tune one bit. not exactly doubling down, but he is tweeting about another big purchase of apple stock. is icahn going to break tim cook's will and get his way? he wants some of that cash given back to shareholders. charlie gasparino talk to everybody who has the inside scoop. he is coming up in a moment. love it, hate it or don't understand it? bitcoin appeared to seem like it is going to be here to stay even buying luxury homes in sports cars, but will the digital currency ever hit mainstream? especially when one of the big players just got hit. stay tuned. one of the miller

does not. >> scarlet, here is the meyer effect. yahoo down. lost in the woods.arissa factor, 15-40. >> investors are happy, looks like venture capitalists are feeling the heat on hand. they work with companies that compete against yahoo!. here is tim draper. >> she has turned yahoo! around. we had a couple companies, glam and cafemom were taking advantage of the implosion of yahoo!, she came along and got people back to work at yahoo!. yahoo! has had a breath of fresh air. >> in terms of getting the right talent and getting people back to work, they had people working at home. >> she brought him all that, which is a good idea. you work harder if you see people every day. >> what is the company to do with no coo? she has got to find the right person, she thought he was the guy. >> she has a big opportunity, she should look at this as an opportunity. yahoo! will continue to run without a coo. they have plenty of management, maybe too much. she is so far doing a beautiful job. >> you sound like a big supporter of hers. nonetheless, a lot of people have been frustra

something very positive thing that they would like to see in all countries of the region michelle meyer reason the strong democracy reporting international joining us here oh come on that. by karen european commission has delayed its full implementation of the new european interbank payment system called super or single unit euro payments area officials as saying that too many banks simply why are ready for the new system at this point. it was due to be adopted here are a blight on the first traveler to deadlines words and production has been put back to all church. she is aimed at making payment procedures from banks in europe cheaper and easier. existing bank account in clearing those numbers will be replaced by new international lumps alright time to move on to the mosque he is now a stepson false has been monitoring developments on the dax in frankfurt. he has this report. it has been the kind of business as usual meeting at the ecp as economists called it said that haven't been any surprises coming from the u appellate interest rates remained unchanged on the make a record low leve

does not. >> scarlet, here is the meyer effect. yahoo down. lost in the woods. 15-40.actor, happy, looksare like venture capitalists are feeling the heat on hand. they work with companies that compete against yahoo!. here is temperature -- here is tim draper. >> she has turned yahoo! around. we had a couple companies, glam takingemom were advantage of the implosion of yahoo!, she came along and got people back to work at yahoo!. yahoo! has had a breath of fresh air. in terms of getting the right talent and getting people back to work, they had people working at home. she brought him all that, which is a good idea. you work harder if you see people every day. >> what is the company to do with no coo? she has got to find the right person, she thought he was the guy. has a big opportunity, she should look at this as an opportunity. yahoo! will continue to run without a coo. they have plenty of management, maybe too much. she is so far doing a beautiful job. bigou sound like a supporter of hers. nonetheless, a lot of people have been frustrated we have not seen more out of

you may remember this viral video from two thousand and seven when andrew meyer tried to ask senatorjohn kerry a question during a visit to the university of florida. i don't. remember. and the phrase don't tase me bro was born and so it seems a journalistic career was born as well now meyer is joining first amendment watchdog blog photography is not a crime as a staff writer where he will give his particular perspective on police abuse so don't tase me bro has now become don't fire me bro that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america check out our web site r t v dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at amir and david. i marinate join me. for impartial and financial reporting very interesting and much much. only on the best and only. got a quote for you. with me to teach us. they way it's about story. but if this guy like it would smear that guy stead of working for the people most missions in the mainstream media are working for each other dr wright was beaten to death by. the dead rather. says. he won't do. science tec

. >> i'm seth meyers.onight's top stories. >> seth meyers right there is leaving the show to host "late night" next month, and we now know his replacement will be colin jost, currently the head writer of the show, the youngest person ever to have that job. >>> stay-at-home moms listen up. it turns out doing tasks like driving, cooking, grocery shopping and cleaning would add up to over $113,000 a year in income. well, a new survey shows the average nonworking mom spends 94 hours a week juggling tasks at home. working moms, meanwhile, spend 58 hours a week doing work around the house. >>> well, coming up next, a video guaranteed to make you smile. an airman reunited with his best friend after serving overseas. >>> and a homeowners association issues fines for lawns that aren't green enough. can they do that? mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it

melissa meyer, cinioff and mark chambers sat on a single panel where they discussed a range of subjectsluding n.s.a. at length and we talked about the highlights. >> all of them affected, certainly cisco and certainly at&t and also yahoo! as well getting the collection requests. and here they are in this global economic forum talking about the impact of their global businesses on these u.s. spying policies. >> everyone was asked what would you ask if you could ask president obama for one thing. let's take a listen what marissa meyer had to ask. >> what is one request you would make that president obama? >> transparency. the ability to, one, understand, so we can help our users understand exactly how many requests we're getting and/or the range of requests we're getting and how the data will be used because we need to rebuild trust with our users. >> do you feel the trust has fallen because of this, marissa? >> yeah, i definitely think so. and not only within the u.s. but also internationally. certainly there are other countries that really have concerns about what the n.s.a. is looking

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i was disturbed by that and i also did a documentary called finding vivienne meyer, a lady who was aing. but now i do "the goldbergs" i make a lot! >> jon: this is why i love this man because from the moment i met him not just a comic, an artist. >> let me say this -- >> jon: no. i will say this the goldbergs -- [laughter] airs tuesday night in black and white at 9:00 on abc jeff garlin. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> this is the future that remains to be won, and it will be won. captioning sponsored by comedy central

this is along for meyer drive. the flashing police lights are off in the distance. it is closed near lee highway. that is near north lynn street. between those two points, you will get detour. you can access the key bridge. this usually shows the entire bridge, but they are just showing the inbound traffic at this point. you can still access it. you can see hearts heading through the stretch of roadway, -- you can see cars heading through that stretch of roadway. on duke has all lanes blocked westbound and another one a couple of blocks away at jordan street that has a left lane getting by in both directions. we also have things moving along on the highways quite nicely. the water main break as well as a couple of other water main breaks are the secondary roadways. we will have another update in about 10 minutes. for now, i will send it back to natasha and autria. >> we have a story that will warm your heart. the big surprise a college student received from her school's mascot. >> how you can win tickets to see billy children his big show >> billy joel is the artist

s ceo marissa meyer who, remember, was also from google but in an incredibly terse filing meyers writes enrique castro will be leaving the company effective january 16, 2014. that's today. no word on why he's been let go. reporters and insiders discovered an unusual purchase of stock in a small company called nest store. it went up more than 1,000%. it would appear they mistike it for the company bought on monday. bad investors bought, it's not a publicly traded company. there are a couple more that could trip you up or tripped me up. i have to pay extra attention. best buy's symbol is bby. bbby is bed bath & beyond. gap is not gap, it's gps. apple is not apl, that's atlas pipeline. apple is aapl. speaking of best buy that stock is getting crushed, absolutely crushed on reports it had a terrible christmas season. people have the tvs they want, not buying computers, down 33% in after hours trading. i'm willing to bet bed bath & beyond does not have a good day today because somebody's going to sell their bed bath & beyond stock. >> so similar. >> i should have bought that nest stock. tota

i was disturbed by that and i also did a documentary called finding vivienne meyer, a lady who was aing. but now i do "the goldbergs" i make a lot! >> jon: this is why i love this man because from the moment i met him not just a comic, an artist. >> let me say this -- >> jon: no. i will say this the goldbergs -- [laughter] airs tuesday night in black and white at 9:00 on abc jeff garlin. [cheers and applause] fÑ,x,pnpnp [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> this is the future that remains to be won, and it will be won. - hey, it's 4:00 p.m. on sunday again. and it's time to show us your songs, toronto. [upbeat music] ♪ - you know him as mikey from "wheels ontario." it's bryan la croix. - pardon. - french-canadian contortionist julie francois. - bonjour. - and from two generations of "wheels ontario," it's gene creemers. - show us your songs, toronto. ladies and gentlemen, the tension is palpable here at the "show us your songs, toronto" finals. bryan, how are you feeling about the competition today? - gene, so exci

scott meyers lipton who helped propose the measure says this will keep workers ahead of the curve. >> if you don't tie it to the cpi, you -- and the inflation, it will always fall behind. >> he points to san francisco as an example. their minimum wage was set in $8.50. it rises to ten$10.74 today. >> at phil's coffee they made a decision to go above and beyond the new minimum wage. >> we thought it was good for the employees to get that added money and a better feeling of coming to work every day. >> and a boost to moral helps boost business, too. >> people come into work where a better attitude, it's going to come off in the customer service and they're going to want to come back. i think it really does help the business. >> reporter: the rest of the state will close the gap a little. the minimum wage will go up from 8 to $9 an hour starting in july. in san jose, anne ruban. >>> and the first newborn of the year, how the significance of the moment was kind of lost on mom. people stood in long lines in colorado this morning waiting to be the first in the u.s. to buy recreational war.

berkeley meyers sound makes speakers for rock concerts.sked them to reaction soft football in. >> it's hard to play football in. good luck trying to hold a conversation in this. we try hand signals, he is screaming, but i can't hear a word. and besides hearing it, you can feel it, too. the crowd of 68,000 jumping up and down also moves the needle like a 2.0 quake. there's no doubt silence never sounded so good. in berkeley with ears ringing, ryan, kpix5. >> be sure to stay with kpix5 for all your niners coverage. they are headed to seattle. ken is in seattle right now. starts with a special 49ers preview tomorrow night at 7:00. >> okay. hollywood is buzzing over this year's buzzing nominations. the surprising snubs. that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2013 are ." >>> well, the nominees for the 86th annual academy awards are in. >> the film selected as the best picture nominee for 2013 are. gravity and american hustle. >> lead the oscar ratings with 10 10 nominations each. the others are her, and nebraska. >> and perhaps more buzz worthy are

cnn's severe weather expert chad meyers joins us live from new orleans. chad?ah, it iced up here already. we're in the french quarter a little bit warmer down here. but it's about to ice up for the rest of the night. the entire country, the eastern half is way below normal. temperatures zero, 5 below, 10 below, windchill factors 30 below zero with this arctic blast, this arctic outbreak. it's not really the polar vortex we talked about before. we used to call it the siberian express. it is cold air that got all the way to the gulf coast and decided to rain and it rained here at 32 degrees. but it snowed in atlanta. jake, it's safe to say, there are still tens of thousands of people stuck on the highways around atlanta, georgia, because they all tried to leave at the same time. a million people got on the road. they didn't cancel schools till it was too late. they sent them all home early. that means a crush of people trying to get their children and that didn't work out. there are still many cars on the roadways now. some of them are even running out of gas. th

we bring up mercer wire -- meyer. undue pressure on her to turn around yahoo!rove at the topa woman spot. is it too much pressure on one person? >> she got a lot of attention for any number of reasons. she is bright and smart and hard-working and a comp list. she is trying to turn around a company interesting to all of us. this is not a company i've never heard of. many of us use yahoo!. she is very much in the spotlight. the good thing she is recognizing, it appears, is that stocks have done very well. the stock is not the company and she is got to run a company. she needs to make decisions and it was that she made a quick one here, decisions that can be difficult, about the best way to run the company. you have got to make your decisions. >> sure. the worst thing you can do is, well, i better keep on trying with that. >> you suddenly go from obscurity to become a rockstar ceo when you are a woman at the top spot. there are only 22 other fortune that could be h allen ching position to be in and isolating. not part of a very big group. you want to change that.

c-suite shake-up as melissa meyer gives the coo the boot. the hedge fund manager who is buy that stock for what she might do next. >>> citi slide. the stock is selling off. now star analyst mike mayo tells us if it's still a topic of his. let's meet today's starting lineup. jon likes what he sees from yahoo! today. steve wise is here and he does not glee with the doc on that one. stephanie link is here. making some moves in the banking space today. but will she pull citi from her playbook? and josh brown is patting himself on the back today about his best buy call. we do begin with the retail rec dejour however. best buy pounded after holiday sales dropped nearly 1%. meantime, jp penny is closing stores. passing out pink slips. the space has been under fire. and our traders are calling out the winners and the losers. and lately, guys, josh brown, there are many, many losers. >> yeah, look, you think about specialty retail. it's been a really tough space. almost no company has been immune. all of these companies in this category had disappoin

. >> reporter: raidal was also facing gop primary challenges for a seat representing ford meyers and naples. the florida republican party called for him to step down. he said he only used cocaine a handful of time, and that his rehab treatment was for alcoholism. danielle nottingham, cbs news, capitol hill. >> the resignation is effective at 6:30 tonight. >>> as howard said that cold is creeping in. in fact it is dangerously cold. howard has the forecast 10 minutes from now. but first, some of the music industry's hottest acts were honored at the grammys last night. we'll show you who the winners my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey tha

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on wednesday meyer fired her top lieutenant, a long time google exec that she recruited. google has been long end of ad sales. some are questioning how strong yahoo's turn around really is. one of the first journalists to look at a less than glowing marisa myer. everyone is taken by her and the idea that someone would take over yahoo and do something interesting with it. but we've been obsessed with marisa myer, her youth and being a young mother and working from home, are there cracks in the leadership of yahoo. >> there are cracks in this apparent turn around if that it has not happened yet. end of story. yahoo's advertising revenues are declining but the company has missed it's own forecast time and time again. meaning yahoo isn't even delivering what she and her management team have promised the street. that's not a turn around. the stock has just roared higher. i think its up 100% since she took over, but that's mainly because yahoo owns a stake in ali baba. everyone is buying yahoo trying to get a slice of ali baba. it has nothing to do with the turn around of yahoo

. >> seth meyers is taking over late night for fallon. >>> recent controversy over anti-gay comments.t's getting old. either way, "duck dynasty" ratings continue to drop. 2 million viewers dropped in the last two weeks. i want to see what they look like without their beards. >> they didn't have it before the show. >> i've only watched ten minutes. >>> singer nicki minaj not happy with her picture on the cover of espn magazine. >> she looks great. >> she would have preferred if they didn't retouch her face. she then posted her own photo from the shoot saying my forehead doesn't grow in length here. i don't know. >>> in reddit, ask me anything, schwarzenegger revealed -- this blows my mind. director james cameron got a look at arnie. talked him into playing the villain even though at the time oj terminator was set to -- >> with the crazy eye. >> the movie wouldn't have been the same. >> i want to see it now to know what it was like. >> who is the hero in the terminator? >> it was that guy. that guy. all right. i'm brian shactman. this is "early today." hope it's just the first stop of t

charles meyer published medicine in the service of beauty and the race for plastic surgery was on. column after column was written about how facelifts in the 1950s which was the most popular procedure in the 50s and other body enhancements would make you more popular, would make you more successful and then of course after 1963 when silicon gel was introduced another part of your body would make you more popular and successful. by 1984 nearly half a million aesthetic searchers were being performed each year and the rest of the world joined in. it's not an american phenomenon. purcell had 1600 last exertions and relentlessly marketed its product for the whole world but brazil had its own look, small and larger buts. as developed by brazilian plastic surgeon evo -- i may be mispronouncing his word -- name. hotels in rio had plastic pamphlets next to the gideon bible. [laughter] presumably you could pray for proper financing. even in vietnam plastic surgery took off in the 1960s but it was most predominate in europe and america where by the 1990s parents were giving their teenage daug

internet firms featured prominently with keynote speaker, marissa meyer and dick costello. >>> jpmorgan will reportedly pay $2 billion for failure to warn about bernie madoff's scheme. the bulk of the fine will go to madoff's victims. >>> futures are lower as the markets come off a negative week and start to the new year. the big focus for investors will be friday's u.s. job reports. veronica, back to you. >> courtney, thanks. >>> some stories making news this morning. iraqi troops are battling for two key cities. fallujah and ramadi. at least 34 people were killed in fighting on friday. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said they would help. >>> dennis rodman has arrived in pyongyang with a dozen basketball stars to be played on north korean leader kim jong-un's birthday. he calls the trip basketball diplomacy. >>> and we learned over the weekend that 50s and 60s rock icon phil everly died on friday. they sang such hits as "wake up little susie ", "bye-bye love," and "all i have to do is dream." >>> two republicans publicly attacking one another. we'll have details next. >>> could thi

now if you're planning to head over in the rosslyn area, yes a fatal crash fort meyer drive completelyee highway. lee highway is closed on the eastbound side as well so in the rosslyn area, it's going to be tough to navigate your way around that area as the investigation of this one continues. also in the district, a metrobus crash, the bus was empty and two vehicles involved in the crash, new york avenue at the brentwood parkway. that investigation continues as well. now over on the outer loop of the belt -- inner loop of the beltway here, this one involves a truck and at some point only the right lane was getting by. lane information again is just coming in so expect to find equipment on the scene there. that's the southbound side of 495 at the bw parkway. let's take you outside live close . no issues to report on the beltway here at route 50. again it's just above this point that i was talking about on the beltway. we'll end with a live look in virginia. no issues here but in rockville on rockville pike at edison lane, watch out for the water main break. that's it for now. back to y

just ask chad meyers and we are talking record lows. here in atlanta, we have been talking single digits tonight. how much worse does it have to get? >> for gets down to 7 where you are standing tomorrow morning. i know you get out of there and get back in here. here's the deal. this happens all the time. i get it. it's cold. when it gets to cold, people die. every single time. i don't want it to be you. don't go out to the car and drive around without something to protect yourself if your car gets a flat. i one time in nebraska was 50 degrees below zero trying to change a flat tire on a super beetle with lug studs. i was out there for maybe six minutes trying to get it changed. my fingers were frozen solid and they would not move and bend. it's too cold to do anything. i warm it up and i got the tire back on. 43 degrees below zero. 39 degrees is what it feels like in minneapolis. take a look at this. it feels like 54. there is not even a wind chill factor in boston. it's 40 in new york city. it's going to be cold tonight. you go from 4

marissa meyer who take so many annual salary of thirty seven million news corp c.e.o. murdoch who takes home an annual salary of thirty million. starbucks c.e.o. howard schultz who takes home twenty nine million every year so how do these people get away with paying their social security taxes in like two days for the entire year. and it's easy no matter how much money you make you never have to pay more than seven thousand two hundred fifty four dollars a year in social security taxes. if you made around sixteen thousand dollars a serial end up paying around nine hundred ninety dollars in social security taxes maybe a little more than that say thirty thousand a year you'll pay around eight hundred bucks in social security taxes of fifty thousand dollars a year you pay around thirty one hundred and it's seven hundred seventeen thousand dollars a year. you'll pay seven thousand two hundred fifty four dollars in social security taxes but once you make more than one hundred seventeen thousand dollars a year even if you make thirty million dollars a year like rupert murdoc

me is jill tucker, paul rogers, environment writer and managing editor for kqued science and john meyers political editor, joining us from the state capitol. john, let's begin with you, which programs and services will get the biggest boost and where there surprises? >> i think the surprise is the surplus. especially when you look at the state's finances over the last several years. it's been more than a decade that we had a surplus. schools always get a lot. jill has details on that. i think the big take away from all of this frankly is that this is probably a harder budget fight than when you don't have money. when you don't have money, the governor can stand there and say hey guys there's nothing i can do. now everybody is coming with their hand out. they see the surplus and have ideas on how to use it and the governor will try to pledge the idea of prudence and caution and one of the stories is the large budget surplus that he wants to be in the reserves. the rainy day fund. and the fight how to avoid the bust and boom cycles, that will be interesting to watch much. >> he has a democ

more about egypt's new constitution itself with joy knowing the studio by regional analyst michelle meyer these entities with democracy reporting international. it was for being with us. first off he asked again to the role of islam and sheree up in the constitution. if it is in fact anchored in this document is a separation of state and religion impossible well you know that these kind of korea tosses the institutions across the arab world and in egypt that is the case since nineteen hundred a nineteen eighty. the question is what it really means if it's just some kind of moral appeal it doesn't cost a ticket or concerns that the titans into rio out the new rules banning deeds of as a problem with the nature of society. look at the most him in a tree and all this because it's key that could mean things like christmas is a hint in front of military tribunals doesn't sound like a democratic president does it. i completely agree with you this has been one of the major problems in the isn't out of civilians were both in front of military costs that do not allow any form of due process and th

i am also a meyer the whale industry because it is the only industry that creates cheap and plentifuly in a global scale they allow us to be comfortable in the studio when it is freezing outside or to have cle water and it is amazing. >> sometimes wearing said t-shirt on college campuses? >> do people say what is wrong with you? >> i supposedly went to all the best schools in college i did not appreciate the value of the energies you could appreciate fossil fuels. want people to be attracted. john: pour people have better lives because of what america hates. >> they have better environments because fossil fuels destroy the planet but we leave -- live on the cleanest in safest planet but we're 50 times safer than one year ago because we helped the technology by fossil fuels. >> we burn more in the air is cleaner. >> what is the alternative? >> but if you look at deal are additive that existed in reality we would berndt wood and coal inside now is nothing against wind speed their bet with the renewable initiatives in europe there leading source because of the mandates it goes back to ba

it is a country that i it meyer we all know it is in crisis the world that would remain the top super power to affect continuing future then they realize the hemisphere opportunities that indeed to be embraced that the hemisphere will continue to fulfill its potential you will just make your task much harder but also the and exploited wealth outside the united states you need is taken that you will not get one. >> host: on all sides of america. >> yes. canada canadian oils tunes -- sans it is opportunity but put it this way. i think i am not sure but what makes few devastates change from a marginal form of the country into world's great power house issued a superpower? with the previously exploited from the prairie above all this that formerly was a desert that then became the best farmland in of the world. they had unexploited resources. the relatively speaking your oriole even those resources are being depleted you have to look elsewhere. and also with argentina if you want of a piece of those >> host: go we in to part two of your book we begin to see the rise of what you call insti

. >> melissa meyer comes on board, we have seen yahoo!oing well over the last 52 weeks, almost 100%. right now different picture, down 7%. analysts are jumping on board and cutting yahoo! came out with their nerall revenue fell 6%. the other big concern is ali baba which yahoo! has a stake in, dropping revenue growth as well. saying that they could be losing their competitive edge, cooling revenue growth raised questions so that is what analysts have been talking about. besides the fact they had to repurchase $3 billion worth over the last 52 weeks yahoo! continues to face intense competition with google, facebook and the like for ad revenue. that is the other part of this and a lot has to do with that revenue and a lot has to do with moving to mobile where it is cheaper. dagen: you think the internet here is slow? it is. head over to asia if you want the fastest internet speed. web services provider on global internet speed has hong kong topping the list in average speed of 65 megabits per second followed by south korea, japan and singap

usual events where people are talking about it and also another benefit is the media attention from meyer for instance is so cute and young and all of these things so the media looks at her more it gives her more of an advantage in terms of getting free attention and shareholders certainly love all of that attention to the company right and since she took over yahoo the company i believe that it's seen by one hundred fifty percent yes significant i mean is that attributable to. i'm going to monitor there are no i don't think that it is i mean you know a cute face but she's done a lot of work at that company besides that whether it's hiring acquisitions changes in the way that she deals with employees the. as i think i have a much bigger effect than the way that she looks now rachel mercer made some major changes obviously on her arrival but you know those changes aren't all about like you said her looks there they have to do with other things and there's management to think that it's a team thing and just putting a pretty face is the most important thing i don't run most important thing i