. >> michael burns. vice chairman of lionsgate.arently everybody has seen it in the world except me. you want to be the number one arms dealer. >> that's the bull market. that's the case for netflix. if you have content, they can demand whatever they want. >> i think it is, i love that they talk about deleveraging. i like disney. really warmed up to disney. >> we talked about it. the par as a support lever. a worry about of disney. now it's at 108 or so. so you can still own it. but leak i said. if you think, if there is a henlt of espn coming pack to the bear side of it. you will see disney come back in. lionsgate. it will outperform. when it is on the way up, a stock like disney. >> we've been talking to michael burns for a long time. >> ten years. >> you started in, eight years in march. amazing. and it just about coincided when it was an $8 stock. and once or twice a month, he came on. we stuck by him then. >> do you now? >> i do. it seemingly got its foot underneath it them report on or about february 9. here's the stock that

with that, michael burns will present the item. >> this is before mr.a fine point on it. today is the 5th day of january and we are 15 days away from a change in the chief executive of the united states of america. so, relative to the full funding grant agreement, is it foreseen that pending our action and action of the mtc on the 11th 6 january, that the full funding grant agreement could be entered into on or before the 20th day of this month? >> michael will have the latest and greatest. he and i have been through this a few times. but the an insurances we have as of this morning from the sf mta we should get it in time. >> thank you, as for the transportation agency and director and transportation authority director of vta and now working for cal train, mr. michael burns, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. working my way around the peninsula. commissioner tang, what did you say? >>supervisor katy tang: he was talking to me. >> sorry, mr. burns. >> no problem. >> first i have got casey here with me who is going to help me with

fast money" moments in the last ten years and that's the heated exchange between carl icahn and michael burnsk in 2010. >> you leverage up and the losses you've had it's a trends. >> the offer is ridiculous we believe there's more value. >> you don't make a lot of money. they all sound great. >> to say television isn't a profitable business long term that's just not right. >> if you think my bid is solo and inadequate, let the channel news tender or not tender. >> those were some tense moments on the show. carl icahn joins us now exexclusively on the fast line. great to speak with you especially on an important day for us here. >> congratulations, and hope you get another ten years pretty quickly. >> we hope so too. ten years go by pretty quickly. let's talk about the markets because you've said very recently that you're concerned about the markets. where do you see them standing. we've been at a standstill since the markets hit. we hit a new record high last week. we're sputtering along at this point. >> yep. i don't really have a great view of the market. i think there's going to be some bu

with that, michael burns will present the item. >> this is before mr. burns comes up, not to put a fine point on it. today is the 5th day of january and we are 15 days away from a change in the chief executive of the united states of america. so, relative to the full funding grant agreement, is it foreseen that pending our action and action of the mtc on the 11th 6 january, that the full funding grant agreement could be entered into on or before the 20th day of this month? >> michael will have the latest and greatest. he and i have been through this a few times. but the an insurances we have as of this morning from the sf mta we should get it in time. >> thank you, as for the transportation agency and director and transportation authority director of vta and now working for cal train, mr. michael burns, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. working my way around the peninsula. commissioner tang, what did you say? >>supervisor katy tang: he was talking to me. >> sorry, mr. burns. >> no problem. >> first i have got casey here with me w

siblings michael and linda hart have been looking for their hero, a firefighter who pulleded them out of a burningas children. firefighter stew newman was named in an article and knowing the firefighters name michael then contacted a friend and thanks to facebook the siblings who were only 2 an time they were saved were able to thank their 84-year-old hero today. >> and sometimes the universe opens up and lets us see things that are amazing. and thank you for being there that day. and thank you for just doing your job. i hope we can remain friends forever. >> this isn't the only brave act by newman. he also delivered twins in the back of a cab. >> love when the good stuff comes out. >> it can be pretty frustrating when you're driving on the beltway and come up on a slowpoke in the slow lane or the fast lane. this is what topper says about me. he calls me old lady johnson. thank you very much. i consider that a complement. >> why johnson? >> we'll get into that later. apparently lawmakers in richmond feel the same way. a bill set to pass would fine drivers 250 bucks for blocking traffic in the left

michael hutchinson. kicks the rebound into his own net. give brent burns credit for the power play goal.his 18th of the season sharks win 5-2. they are at the l-a kings on wednesday the bay area sports hall of fame has partnered with kron-4 for thie early announcement of this year's inductees. and it looks like one of their best classes ever. we first brought the news to you on last night's edition of sports night live-- here are the inductees carmen policy. the 49ers executive who helped bring four super bowl championships to the franchise. kerri walsh-juenings. the 3-time olypic gold medalist and san jose native. matt williams. 4-times an all- star with the giants over 10 seasons. bill cartwright. the former usf star and 3-time nba champion. and russell baze. who won more races than any other jockey in american history. the enshrinement ceremony is april 24 at the st. francis hotel in san francisco. our own gary radnich will host the event. stay tuned to kron-4 for gary's exclusive interviews with the inductees in the coming weeks in number is 4 is on weather forecasts rate on the way

michael hutchinson. kicks the rebound into his own net. give brent burns credit for the power play goal.his 18th of the season sharks win 5-2. they are at the l-a kings on wednesday thanks gary. here's what's next. thank you for joining us at >> britteny: recaps and then a 545 like removing and the heavy rain does not concern so right over our evening commute. and then it will go to the east and another round of on thursday. right after and 10 minutes-it said.

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. >> it's inconsider it, burning my gas and i'm ready to go home. >> reporter: it was jessica and michael who just got married at city hall. the massive protesters they had to walk through didn't bother them a bit >> it was kind of exciting, something that we'll never forget. >> reporter: as we bring you back here live in center city, that's a pack of police officers probably wrapping up for the night. these demonstrations are not over yet. two large planned for tomorrow at 30th street as the congressional republican leaders head back to washington. they're going to get a farewell from lots of protesters tomorrow. we understand around 11:00 tomorrow morning. iain >> thank you. protesters tell us there were a lot of reasons they had to be out there today. >> i'm against the whole policies and besides that i'm just frustrated i don't want them to break up all the progress they've made. (chants) >> we can't roll the clock back to a place people have to worry about preexisting conditions for cancer or other chronic diseases. >> obamacare several million people in this country would not have h

burn out. those opposers say it will make it harder for france to compete. so far this law is voluntary. >>> the boyfriend of the late george michael tweeted today that the grammy award winning singer had attempted suicide many times. the late singer was found dead in his home in england on christmas day. today he tweeted quote the only thing that george wanted was to die and that he tried a number of times to kill himself and finally managed. an autopsy was inconclusive as to how michael died. he had struggled though with drug addiction and depression for many years. >>> britain's queen elizabeth missed the traditional new year's eve mass. the queen also skipped her visit to christmas mass for the first time in decades. the absence has some concerns about the ruler of buckingham palace. >>> muni riders can expect to pay more this year. discount monthly passes for youth, seniors and people with disabilities also increased to $36. muni cash fares have increased a quarter to $2.50. discount cash fares were also increased from $1 to $1.25. >>> a southern california family welcomed the first baby of 2016 in the south bay just seconds i

burning our forests. it took 10 years to realize this is no longer acceptable. we created a system to protect -- the forests. michaelberg: governments are responsive to citizens' demands. you don't think so all the time, and there is some friction in it. but fundamentally, governments only exist with the consent of the governed. and so, if the public demands cleaner air and cleaner water, and less traffic and whatever, the government will deliver it. and if you say you do not believe that, just take a look at china. 10 -- it that it has has 10 of the biggest cities, all of which are well over 10 million people, you can't see across the street. you are breathing that air. it is disastrous for your health. everybody knows it. and the communist party that runs the country is very sensitive to the demands of the middle class that they have created, the 150 million people they have brought out of poverty, and those people say fix it, or we are to change the government. and they are doing that. they are closing power plants, they are closing steel plants, they are banning smoking in beijing even though the chinese governm

now the man who stopped protesters burning the flag is telling his side of the story. >>> i'm michaely. ask finney is just ahead. i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just post them with the #askfinney and i'll answer them right here in just a couple of minutes. >>> i'm spencer christian. what a beautiful western sky we're seeing from our east bay hills camera. clouds are going to get a little thicker the next couple of game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gluten-free, like honey nut cheerios, rice chex and lucky charms, she can enjoy it her way. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a mont

michael collins. i'm a registered nurse at university medical center in las vegas, nevada. university medical center is the only burn care center in the state of nevada and has the only level one trauma center in the state of nevada and it provides the only renal transplant center in the state of nevada and that is where i work. before the affordable care act, our hospital was chronically in debt, to the tune of at least $180 million every fiscal year. we are mandated by state law to treat all who come to our doors. regardless of their ability to pay. since the affordable care act, we have been able to provide services and extend our outpatient services because we have turned a profit of over $35 million in the last two years. now, with the repeal of the affordable care act, more than 371,000 nevadans stand a chance of losing their health care coverage. the leaders of the republican party are talking about taking away the affordable care act, but there is no plan in place to replace it. i would like to know how they will keep deductibles and out-of-pocket costs low enough that our patients can continue to access our

burn in hell forever. ? three weeks later david pietz returned to court for his sentencing. presiding judge michaelen expressed disgust that david had strangled his wife, who trusted him. >> i don't know what was going through her head as she looked into the face of the man she thought she loved as he took her life away. accordingly, the sentence will be -- >> judge haden sentenced david pietz to 18 years in prison, the maximum time allowed in this second degree murder case. before her daughter's convicted killer was led away, nicole's mother had this to say. >> i've let david take my life for the last seven and a half years. but i'm not going to anymore. david, i forgive you. i'm not going to allow myself to let you rule my life anymore. >> but gayle says she would still like to ask her former son-in-law a final question. >> i wish david would tell me why. and how could he ever harm such a nice person. i mean, nici was -- was such a good person. >> the hardest question, always the why. the coldest fact, the young woman gone too soon. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm lester holt. t

friday might eat not burned out any water fire logs and a fireplace the winter spare their alert periods added seats and michaelconditions we should stay dry pushing into tonight you notice temperatures mainly in the mid-40s and mississauga tracker showed a decrease visibility and also clear conditions elsewhere. we take another look a weather at 6:00. the mother >> grant: did reportthat's when derek carr - stepped in. he retweeted the post - which then was retweeted and shared several times. a woman who saw the post - recognized the vechile and called police. oakland p-d then credited carr - with the aiding in the child's safe return. still ahead. prince harry introducing his girlfriend meghan markle to the duchess of cambridge- kate middleton. coming up next, we go inside the special relationship between harry and his sister in law happy birthday to america's favorite golden girl! betty white turns 95 years old today. the actress and comedian has worked in show business since the 1940's... but she is best known for her role as the sweet and clueless rose on "the golden girls." white has outlived several of he

michael brown. the situation gets more violent... >> ...protesters set squad cars on fire, burned and looted stores... >> police say the violence is worse than anything they saw back in august, just after brown's death. >> it's been nine hours since the decision not to charge a ferguson police officer with the killing of an unarmed teenager. there is still no calm on the streets. >> narrator: the president tried to avoid taking sides. >> to those in ferguson, there are ways of channeling your concerns constructively and there are ways of channeling your concerns destructively. >> the split screen was the line that showed his disconnect with america. on one side of the screen, you're seeing the nation's black president begging that a city do not go up in flames. and on the other side of the screen, you're seeing young black people saying, "we're done waiting. we're not putting up with this anymore." >> protesters were back out on the streets today in ferguson. >> narrator: as ferguson burned, the deep divide over race only grew. >> we elect a black president, and eight years later, we have this? >> h

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michael hutchinson and into the back of the net. sharks beat winnipeg by a score of 5-2. on number 18 for burns. abc accept spo-- abc 7 sports. yes, it's a rivalry. >> abc 7 news continues now on live on twitter, facebook and all your devices with our abc 7 news what are you doing up? mom said i could have a midnight snack. it's not even midnight, it's ten forty-three. well, let's have a ten forty-three snack. quietly, though. okay. yeah. mmmm. shhhh. hey i'll share my yoplait custard if you share your yoplait dippers? deal. deal. mmmm. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> tracking three storms in the next seven days. storm number one arrives wednesday, the next one thursday night into friday and storm number three just in time for the weekend. >> that is our report, as always, we appreciate your time. >> that's it. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley, for all of us, thanks for watching. >> on the worst thing about toilet they don't stay in the toilet. disinfect your bathroom with lysol bathroom trigger... ...lysol power foamer... ...and lysol toilet bowl cleaner. they kill 99.9% of germs including e. coli. to clean and disinfe

michael woodward, happy new year. you say this is a good idea. >> a great idea. the labor party in france decided we are getting burned out.u can email over the weekend or at night but the employer has an obligation give you a time period, 9:00 to 1:00 saturday or sunday. this is several reasons but -- >> this is horrible. let's put it in context. france is a country with a mandated 35 hour workweek as well as something like 30 days a year vacation. i don't think we should take our cues from the french to begin with. second, how do you regulate this? ainsley: it is getting ridiculous. steve: you never can focus on your family, your kid because you are on the device. >> i was too connected? yes. do you legislate discipline? know. we need to teach, i work with clients all the time and executives who have challenges. we are in 24/7 globally world, across time zones come you cannot legislate times you are working and times you are not. steve: several studies have been done, virginia tech and colorado state, getting burnt out, enough is enough, we have to take time off from the office. the second thing is we do legislate, we ha

burned places, they hate americans. they do not see our skin color. host: essay from texas. will look at the relations with vladimir putin. michael'hanlon will be joining us later from the brookings institution. that will key hearing be taking place on thursday that we will be carrying on the c-span network on 9:00 eastern time. you can watch it on c-span3, listen on c-span radio or c-span.org. gallup organization, a look at the most admired person in america. president obama beating donald trump. obama, 15%barack admire donald trump. hillary clinton the most admired woman, and it is the ninth time president obama has won the most admired man in america, the 21st time for hillary clinton to be the most admired woman. more details online at gallup.com. edithuburn, pennsylvania, is up next. you are pessimistic. caller: let me say, happy new year to everyone. i am not optimistic but pessimistic, because i think the country has lost its way. moneysay that because means everything to everybody. we are large. i cannot see us as being a christian nation because we put too much stock in money. we do not trust in god enough. just because