plus michael douglas and catherine decezeta-jones, toget again? >>> welcome back, everybody. former president george h.w. bush tweeted for the third time ever thursday. giving a shout-out to presidents obama and clinton. mr. bush thanked them for their get well wishes and advice for barbara and cracked a little joke saying she doesn't take the advice of every president she knows. >>> a spokesman for the bush family sent out a tweet saying mrs. bush is doing great. he noted she's excited to get home to her dogs and oh yeah, her husband, too. >>> secretary of state, john kerry, met with israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu thursday to further middle east peace talks, while acknowledging peace is an uphill battle, kerry showed optimism. >> we are now five full months into this negotiation. we have always known that achieving peace is a long and complicated process. it's a tough road. but this is not mission impossible. >> today secretary kerry meets with palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. >>> former defense secretary robert gates actually suffered a fractured vertebrae a

so, cath arena zeta jones and michael douglas, have they reconciled their marriage?ith their two children in canada this week after announcing their separation in august. if you look closely, that might be them. vin diesel is reflecting on his friendship with the late paul walker. he said they accomplished so much by 2013. there is a painful void with walker's absence. >>> the wolf of wall street as broken one silver record. no, it's not the box office one. it is actually for the most "f" words in a single film with 506 f-bombs. summer of sam, 435 f-bombs. can you imagine being the person to count all of those? >>> a couple at a bar in salt lake city were there after they found out it was legalized, they got married on the spot. one of the bar's owners served as a witness. let's get to the first buzz this morning. we have a lot to talk about. speaking of bars and people meeting. you have a great story. >> the search for love. >> bring it on. what do you have? >> right before christmas, courtney is in a bar, meets a stranger, they get along, chickens out and does not

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. >> it's very important and that was a smart move by lorne michaels to add leslie jones.e other girl's name. i know leslie jones personally and when you add black writers, they can actually help to create the sketches. "snl" is a very, i mean, debra was on mad tv so she can tell you how hard it is to do sketches, to write the comedy, so they needed to add that black experience. that was a great move. so i'm just excited for this season. drake is going to be here. we'll be excited to see what happens. >> thank you both so much for taking the time. glad you were with us. >> thank you at home for watching. >> go make some great memories today. stick around. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" is coming at you now. >> here's our colleague and friend, fredricka whitfield. >> i wish i could watch it live as it happens but that's way past my bedtime. >> ours, too. >> i'm counting on you in the morning to bring it back to me in realtime. >> we'll do what we can. >> i'm counting on you. >>> good to see you guys. have a great day. it is the 11:00 a.m. eastern hour of "cnn newsroom" whi

. >> let me be clear to you -- [ inaudible ] >> and that new york 1 reporter michael scotto jones us i'm doing find. >> you're right. you're a good reporter. so walk us through -- >> that's what freido -- >> this is serious. >> michael, we couldn't hear a lot of what was said there. walk us what happened from the time you signed off, pitched it back to the studio and congressman grimm came back and approached you? >> yeah, basically, i had tried to ask him, as you show, tried to ask him about the investigation -- the federal investigation into fund-raising for his 2010 campaign. as you saw, he walked away when i asked him that. and then i signed off, tossed it back to the studio. and he then came back and approached me. and i was taken aback. i have never -- i'm used to people giving me pushback for questions, but i was not used to something like that. he basically came over to me, as you saw, and said if i ever do something like that again, he would throw me from the balcony, and he continued to criticize saying i really shouldn't have asked that question without giving him notice, a

jones. >> favorite investment, michael holland. >> thank you, larry. >> favorite investment.. >> that would be -- well, i think it is aig. apple, intel, and google. i would buy those three. >> all right. you're the best. mike holland, a wise investor, if there ever is one. >>> is the christie bridgegate story a truly sense tags and could it help his presidential aspirations in places like iowa and new hampshire, for example? we're going to talk to some radio guys about what they heard on the radio today, next up on "the kudlow report." if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage.

we were listening to michael jackson and we were saying quincy jones. were you so forward thinking in those days? that music timeless and still holds up today. >> i know. they play it everywhere in the world. 35 years later. i can't believe it. everywhere. china. brazil. >> what goes into creating the beat? >> i don't know, honey. i do what makes me happy. i don't -- if you listen and talk about survey groups and they don't like this, like that, i don't want to hear that. i get something because it makes me get goose bumps. if i get goose bumps somebody else is going to get them. >> how has the music industry changed? >> it's a disaster. >> you think? >> this year the biggest selling record was 2.2 million records. justin timberlake. my records used to sell that the night before christmas. >> something like 25 million. >> 104. >> 104. >> yeah. >> there goes my math. >> they did 35 or something with "bad," 35 or 40 with "bad." >> it's changed for the worse. >> oh, no. it has. it's 98% piracy everywhere in the world. everywhere. china, everywhere. we're d

jones industrial average. great to have you with us michael holland. >> with the department of corrections. do want to talk about your buck? [laughter] we better turn to the matter at hand which is is a strange interpretation. 180-point drop in the dow jones industrial average now with is a direction? [laughter] >> you know better than anybody 3% last year we have had a remarkable stock market lot of people watching were so berndt by the last decade defensehey don't trust it. lou: to dated made the right judgments. >> it is down 1% to day but up 30% last year. real dollars it is 28% but the real world is the stos continue when probably degeneration says i don't want this. there is virtually no correction in 2013. lou: why should there be one? with these lofty levels. >> unfortunately there is so much history that shows how long it can be an anomaly. there is volatility the smart people say i don't want a part of it. lou: but looking overall strong outlook from earnings. a pretty good rebound from housing. to the fundamentals suggest if we do have a correction and i presume you mean a full 1

let's start with quincy jones, the music producer, the guy behind michael jackson's "off the wall" album and "thriller." why was he so transformative? >> you're absolutely right, he did some of michael jackson's biggest selling records but he goes back through frank sinatra, miles davis. he goes back to lyle hampton. we don't know anybody who has this range. he would hate me telling you this, he's 80 years old, but he would be the youngest one on the set and he has -- which is of course a very youthful set, i can see -- but still, there's a sense of liveliness. he's sharp and on the edge of the frontier of his business as anybody. the music business has gone through revolutions in technology and business models. quincy has not ridden it. he has led each of those plus he's been a great tv producer. "fresh prince of bel air," "jenny jones," "people's court" ". he's been a great leader. 27 emmys along the way. >> we'll see if he makes the cut down to the top 25. let's go to the next one, someone i know jim has covered and sue as well. some might argue her rein at pepsico hasn't been that su

co on in. [ male annncer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing dagen: hi, everybody. love that. big a so far. we were joking about michaelocks rebounded after a three session slide. >> the teleprompter mishap, where is my teleprompter. the dow jones industrials bouncing back at this point. and that is 1%. and trying to read the losses we have seen in 2014, and most of the names on the dow, of verizon, and some pressure paying out today. and rushing netflix with ratings cuts, and other alternatives, and amazon prime instant, who. plus. >> pbs frontline putting steve cohen's sac in the spotlight, to catch a trader, there's tonight. >> testimony including his view about the laws over insider trading. listen to this. >> understand the rules on trading and inside information of very big, you are familiar with rule can be 5-1. and the you have to explain it to me. understanding about when in possession of material, public information you are ever allowed to trade. >> that is not the way it is explained to me. dagen: charlie gasparino is in this documentary and joins us with sec attorney elizabeth. >> partner in crime is not he

ok, st quarter... [ male announcer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ >> race car driver michaeler is showing signs of improvement after being in a medically induced coma after a skiing accident last sunday. the brain scans shows a small, but positive, change. >> terry shivo's family is joining the family of jahi mcmath to keep the girl on a ventilator. they are fighting to move the girl to a treatment facility. doctors to shivo was in a persiste persistent vegetative state and the family was involved in a battle. jahi mcmath is on a ventilator and the hospital is referring to her as deceased body. >> no one is denying the family right to keep her on life support and the court said this particular hospital isn't obligated. the family is trying to but the hospital is saying there is no other hospital that will. >> shivo's family is now involved and her organization says hospital corporations have a financial interest in discontinuing life. did you believe in that? did you believe the cases are similar? >> no, she was in a vegetative state and her heart would beat and she could bre

jones. here is a member of the icelandic parliament. furthermore twitter was not the only source of private digital information to hand dates are over to the u.s. security agencies. michael what experts say in this field in the states for example they speculate it is face perhaps skype or i think it holds no five but the judge says refuses to was acknowledged a request from the barriers to unseal its companies it is. jones that it did nothing illegal when she released the video but it was enough to warrant invasive snooping from the u.s. security agency's. me. my younger son older son. some people that i've got to know later i used to work with. with three years ago the icelandic people took to the streets the banking crisis hit hit the small island nation heart the icelandic saucepan revolution ultimately forced the general election. as. quickly to john's that was elected to the new parliament but for the u.s. government she remained a target. again you only today jones to take campaigns but it's to rights and self-determination she wants iceland to become a safe haven for sensitive data. they want to put a stop to the prying eyes of the state. we have everyone bought l

michael. excellent reporting as always. we want to bring this to you here. we're keeping a close eye on the dow jones down now 170 points.g to be monitoring the markets to see just how much is going to change, but big developments there taking place. the dow plunging nearly -- now at 171. down 171. >>> in mexico families forced from their land and homes by criminal gangs. well, they are now fighting back. ordinary citizens taking up arms against mexico's violent drug cartels. and in some places they're winning the battle. details up next. >>> in mexico today there are men with guns patrolling small towns just trying to protect families against criminal drug gangs. well, these folks, they're not police or soldiers. they're actually civilians. these are farmers, businessmen, sick and tired of the killing and intimidation. so they're taking matters into their own hands. our rafael romo is there. >> reporter: 71-year-old sam well gomez walks through his broken and deserted house. symbolic of his life after he and his family were forced to flee their 50-acre ranch near the small town of phillippe puerto three years ago. he wa

jones falling .25% 15,837. today's fluctuation follow the biggest drop in the fcc this month. to help us make sense of the markets, i am joined by michaelhank you for your time. what was behind today's bounce echo >> i think a lot of anxiety spilled over from thursday and friday. a little unsure of what would happen on monday after they went home friday afternoon. things did not start out positively in the overseas market. emerging markets fluent everything. before more concerned about managing positions, reducing liquidity, and preparing for what potentially could be a further downturn from what we've seen the last two days. would i continue? -- will that continue? right now it is risk aversion. >> you told us earlier that you believe that there is a lot of bullish complacency to the start of the year. what do you mean by that? people had ast pretty good 2013. we had a pretty good december to close the year. i think most people in general kind of came in at the beginning of the year feeling like, well, we will probably have a decent market this year. up 10% seemed to be the predominant opinion. -- to worry lot of about in terms of q4 g

michael strayhan is up for the second time to go into the hall of fame. one person who does not think he belongs there is warren sapp. let's listen. >> i look up and i see walter jones they bring to the table are better than michael's. i don't get along just to get along. i love facts and your resumes don't stack. >> he says they don't stack up. 16 seasons, 144 sacks, you played with strahan. does he belong in there? >> yes, no question. i thought he should have been first ballot. things strahan has done in his career are remark ablg. i don't get where sapp is going with this. regardless, strahan is going to be a hall of famer whether warren sapp likes it or not. >> where does the anger come from? >> i don't know. like you said, you know, not only has stray been awesome for the game of football but he's awesome all around and that shows by the success he's had on the field and off. he's going to be a hall of famer, no doubt about it, and hopefully it comes this week. >> let's talk about the quarterbacks. russell wilson, five foot ten inches. compare that to peyton manning. >> different kind of quarterback. the thing he needs to do against russell is keep him in the

michael crabtree. during an on field rant sherman called crabtree, quote, sorry receiver. sherman later referred to crabtree several times as mediocre. >> track and field olympian lolo jones has been named to the u.s. olympic bob sled team along with lauren williams. jones is hoping to win her first olympic medal. she failed to make it in 2008 and 2012. >> there are new concerns about security in sochi, this after a new video surfaces, allegedly showing the two suicide bombers promising a surprise for any one who attends the olympics. this video was believed to have been recorded before the attacks on new years. two men claimed they were suicide bombers behind the attacks. >> new this morning iran state tv says the country is no longer enriching uranium. the report says the inspectors were present when iran stopped its enrichment program as part of a deal struck with world powers. later today inspectors will monitor suspension of another site in central iran. historic deal was reached in geneva on november 24th. >> an american imprisoned in north korea more than a year is calling on the u.s. government to secure his release. during an appearance today ken bae says he want

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jones industrials and playing it like that. ashley: so ladies, i have to ask, do you have a giant michael kors watch?i see a lot of them. tracy: but i see a lot of them. that is a month of dance classes. there goes that. mama not wearing that watch anytime soon. >> one thing before we go on a volatile sector. wasn't long ago we were calling facebook a loser. if you love them, buckle up. >> price to earnings is expensive. >> you might not want to touch it if you look at traditional valuation methods. ashley: we have to go, charles, sandra, nicole. thanks for playing with us today. tracy: we have to do this again. sandy is back. congress, never believing this returning with a fight over extending unemployment benefits. is there going to be any winners at end of this battle? who kkows. ashley: plus the chinese are coming to the u.s. and they want to buy your home and maybe your business. tracy: and still time for you to get in on our twitter question. how long before marijuana is legal in all 50 states? ashley: first as we do, as you ponder that, as we do at this time every day, take a look at oil, cont

jones industrial average falling .25%. today's fluctuations follow the biggest weekly drop on the s&p this month. to help us make sense of the market, i'm joined by michaelsh out in los angeles. what was behind today's bounce? >> i think a little anxiety spilled over from thursday and friday's big 500 point decline on the dow. little unsure of what was going to happen on monday after you went home friday afternoon. things started off very positively in the overseas market. the emerging market for kind of spread to everything. people were concerned with managing positions, reducing liquidity, and preparing for what could potentially be a in the lastdown couple days. is it going to continue? right now, it is a risk aversion as opposed to risk tolerance. that's what we saw continuing from the last couple days. >> you told us that you believe there's a lot of bullish complacency to the start of the year. what do you mean by that? >> most people had a good 2013. we had a pretty good december to close the year. most people in general came in at the beginning of the year feeling like we are going to have a decent market this year, up 10% or 20%. that seemed to

jones. quincy i don't question his contribution to music. i don't questioning his importance as a music producer dating back to sinatra and michael jackson, but that was controversial for similar reasons was one of the sort of scoundrels on our list so maybe not so much a scoundrel anymore, michael milken. >> michael milken went to jail but he paid his debt to society and he's done a lot for charity since then but most of his business impact was before 1989. >> and what about bernie madoff. in light of the news today about his health problems we were asking earlier whether there's anything that's been transformational about what he's done beyond just the extent of his activities? >> well my feeling, and tyler, you may have a different view but my feeling is that he was quite simply a mega ponzi scheme, and, you know, there have been a million ponzi schemes, and i'm not -- and there will probably be more alas, so i don't think we should put him on the list as a transformational figure. >> there were some folks that paul felt strongly about as i recall in our conversations. one was oprah winfrey, another was arianna huffington who sort of devel

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jones? >> give me the ice cream. >> no. get away from me. >> give me the ice cream. >> nobody gets ice cream. >> that was awesome. >> zac efron, michael b.of need. >> peanut butter chocolate is amazing. i love that flavor. >> when i watched this movie, i thought 2/3 of you are total dogs through 2/3 of the movie. >> whoa. >> what do you think? >> i agree with you completely. >> you were the nice one. >> that's right. >> i mean, i wouldn't say -- we're just looking for love and, you know, sometimes you just -- you're not compatible with somebody and you can keep it going or you can just nip it in the bud. >> this is sort of -- i don't know, looking to what it's like for guys to be dating in today's world. and part of it, we really are good guys, all three characters. >> we have good intentions. we may not execute the way we want to. >> we mean well. >> there's a good moral of the story. it's called "that awkward moment." what does that mean in the context of the film? what do you think that's describing, zac? >> i don't know. just -- >> i think it's the awkward moments of us trying to figure it out. sometimes, when you get put on the spot