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let's bring in mike ryan, chief investment strategist with ub wealth management with more on the market'smove. mike, good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks, scott. >> i'm not sure if you were listening to us on a view of where the markets may head. how do you see it? >> well, actually i listened to the whole conversation. i found it pretty interesting. i think the first thing in the economy, everyone was so oub saysed with the fourth quarter gdp that everything is backward. we're focused more on as the employment report and the fact that we're seeing cyclical momentum. i think this private sector momentum is ongoing. as far as the fed is concerned, everyone is focused on the wording of the fed statement. what i still come back to is the fed is still a majority of one. i think it's all about bernanke. it's not about calendar year, midyear, end of year, it's about the outcome from a macrostandpoint. >> so not to say you're not optimistic on where the market could go, you're looking at 1540 on the s&p but it's not like you're looking for gang busters. what's the holdback? >> we sti

now it was a break through win for atlanta because mike smith and ryan were 0 and 3 in the play offsether going in the game. falcons know they have their hands full with the niners. >> you watch them on tape. defensively the numbers are just off the chart and what they are capable of doing and watching them what they did offensively in the game on saturday night. they will get your attention real quick. >> no doubt. bob melvin looking forward to many more pie in the face moments in oakland. a's gave him a contract steption today 2 more years for manger of the year. melvin now under contract to the green gold for the 2016 season. he 51-year-old melvin guided the a's to stunning success last year winning the miles per hour league west crown against all odds. they agreed to one year teal with back up catcher george pit australian open watch serena williams at the top of the screen. leading. williams tweaks her ankle. goes down. in obvious pain. just rolled the aching el there. serena was held to her court side chair. had the ankle heavily taped back out on the court and no problem. have

now it was a break through win for atlanta because mike smith and ryan were 0 and 3 in the play offs together going in the game. falcons know they have their hands full with the niners. >> you watch them on tape. defensively the numbers are just off the chart and what they are capable of doing and watching them what they did offensively in the game on saturday night. they will get your attention real quick. >> no doubt. bob melvin looking forward to many more pie in the face moments in oakland. a's gave him a contract steption today 2 more years for manger of the year. melvin now under contract to the green gold for the 2016 season. he 51-year-old melvin guided the a's to stunning success last year winning the miles per hour league west crown against all odds. they agreed to one year teal with back up catcher george pit australian open watch serena williams at the top of the screen. leading. williams tweaks her ankle. goes down. in obvious pain. just rolled the aching el there. serena was held to her court side chair. had the ankle heavily taped back out on the court and no problem.

now it was a break through win for atlanta because mike smith and ryan were 0 and 3 in the play offs together going in the game. falcons know they have their hands full with the niners. >> you watch them on tape. defensively the numbers are just off the chart and what they are capable of doing and watching them what they did offensively in the game on saturday night. they will get your attention real quick. >> no doubt. bob melvin looking forward to many more pie in the face moments in oakland. a's gave him a contract steption today 2 more years for manger of the year. melvin now under contract to the green gold for the 2016 season. he 51-year-old melvin guided the a's to stunning success last year winning the miles per hour league west crown against all odds. they agreed to one year teal with back up catcher george pit australian open watch serena williams at the top of the screen. leading. williams tweaks her ankle. goes down. in obvious pain. just rolled the aching el there. serena was held to her court side chair. had the ankle heavily taped back out on the court and no problem.

we have nikki haley, marco rubio, paul ryan, mike pence, jeb bush and soon-to-be former senator from south carolina, jim demint. stephanie, the deputy campaign manager for the pre-election campaign and kevin madden, a senior adviser for governor romney's campaign. hello and thank you for being here. >> hello. >> i threw out my dozen, and i asked you to pick two. we will not do the 2016 composition now, but in a few minutes. >> all holding up. >> who jumped out at you? >> i am now ready and focused on down ballot races. i did pick michael bennet, the colorado senator because he is the new head of the senatorial committee. he has passed with trying to again keep a democratic senate majority going to be difficult if 10 republican seats up. >> and he wants to be majority leader someday. >> right. they ask him and he said no. he said yes this time. >> why pence? >> mike pence spent time in congress. i think he is a guy who we underrate in terms of his influence. we have seen in places like ohio, florida, wisconsin, how republican governors can have influence on the conversation. pens is a

. >> give some credit to republicans, like paul ryan, mike: lee who have spelled out cuts that have beenttacked by the white house. every time they come out with it, medicare, you know, an untouchable thing, nobodyyments it touched, they talk of reforming it. there's no appetite to reform it. >> it's not just the white house too. the senate has to agent. also, let's not forget the house talks a big game and paul ryan talks big, but they need a majority. we have not seen the majority come through on deals like this. melissa: great point. do you think anyone really wants to cut spending? democrat, republicans,? i'm not sure anyonements to tackle the problem. >> it's a tough job ahead. they have no choice. it's the issue of our time. melissa: dennis, go ahead. >> spending and revenue in balance. not all by spending cuts, have revenue nrkzs, programs that people in the united states want. melissa: james? >> mike leements to cut it, johnson, it's not hopeless. there's votes. melissa: okay. guys, thank you so much. appreciate your insight. good stuff. >> thanks, melissa. >> thank you. melissa:

atlanta first play off victory in 4 try under head coach mike smith and quarterback ryan they are notictory. they know they have their hands full with nineers on sunday. >> you watch them on tape. defensively their numbers are just off the charts and what they are capable of doing. and watching them what they did offensively if the game on saturday night they will get your attention real quick. >> throw of capernic is amazin amazing. you couldn't hand the ball off lake. that a's manager said last season with the a's even more enjoyable than when he won the world series managing arizona. that's something. medical vip got a contract extension.in fact 2 more years attacked on the deal with the a's. he stay ins green gold for the 2016 season. it was amazing year guiding the a to the american league west. american league manager of the year. 51 years old. bay area native. grau up in menlo park. played at cal. a's agreeing to one year deal with back up catcher harris. shark financially open the new season on sunday january 20th. on the road in calgary first home game on the 24th against pho

mike. i think we lost him. ryan is a graduate student in pleasantville, new york. go ahead. caller: i'm a graduate. i did a one year masters program in london. i'm in debt. i want to touch on a few things. people of color, they tend to borrow more and art twice as likely to be unemployed at -- and are twice as likely to be unemployed at graduation. they work at coffee shops two hours a day and have no sort of future. we have no wages or future. we are forced to go into precarious positions. there is a group in new york that is educating people. it is called strike that. there is a free -- it is called strike thadebt. there is a free site. there are more administrators being hired in administere univ. year: what was your one degre degree in? guest: i have been unemployed for six months. i have been actively trying to pursue a job. host: we will let you go and hear from josh mitchell. guest: did he have a particular question? host: i think he was talking about coming out of $85,000 for his graduate program and not having -- guest: i think it will pay off for someone like him.

we are trading today's action with ryan, steven, joe, and mike. joe, everybody said alcoa doesn't matter. pete said it means nothing. i have 78 reasons on the dow today why it does matter. the tone is set and looks good off the start. >> yes. it does matter and for the industrial space and also pete flagged yesterday to his credit an told you that you were going to see significant appreciation. you're getting that today. now, why is that important? it's important because we go back to, again, where are you going to get the positive contribution? from financials. from materials. now if you can get it from industrials, as well, that just solidifies the reason that the vix is trading right now at 13.5 and you could buy cheap protection in this marketplace and that means the market continues to move higher. >> brian, the significance of getting out of the earnings gate strong. expectations have come down. we know that. this was a decent report. the outlook is better than people were looking for, as well. it's a nice rebound today. >> the outlook on th

>> we haven't seen what the house is going to do yes, paul ryan said he's behind it. >> how does mike, a former house republican who would have been probably pretty skeptical of an approach like this two years ago, how does he go about this today? >> i don't know about him. i haven't talked to him about it but i think the larger point is to what senator mccain said. so much has changed. we have an election behind us where it was very clear what the american people are looking for and the failure of the 2007 proposal, this has to happen. and i hope it does. i look forward to seeing what they have to say this morning. >> you think republicans are making the politically pragmatic decision? >> yeah. i don't like to get political about it. when senator menendez said yesterday republicans need this, i think our country needs this. i didn't appreciate him politicizing the issue. >> i think the unanswered question is the path to citizenship doesn't begin until some metrics are met on the border. what does that mean? >> that's where it's a slippery slope. the republicans have been telling pres

mike: that's right and i'm going to atlanta. the 49ers are hoping for a rematch with seattle. here's the sticker and the wild finish. seahawks the lead with 31 seconds left but matt ryanis magic and hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >> mike: the nfc championship game is set, 49ers travel to atlanta to take on the falcons who looked to be cruising early against the seahawks, only to have it come down to the wire. matt ryan never won a playoff game in his career. on a mission, finds tony gonzalez back of the end zone. second quarter, matty ice, out to roddy white. 20-0 at the half. 2:00 left in the third. ryan with a shovel pass to snelling. game over, right? wrong. seahawks scored 21 unanswered points in the fourth, led by russell wilson who threw for 385 yards and two t.d.es, and zach miller hocked down six. then marshawn lynch scores, seahawks take the first lead of the game, but there's plenty of time left for matty ice. two passes, including this 19 yarder, puts them in f

mike. i think we lost him. ryan is a graduate student in pleasantville, new york. go ahead. caller: i'm a graduate. i did a one year masters program in london. i'm in debt. for one year. i want to touch on a few things. people of color, they tend to borrow more and are twice as likely to be unemployed at graduation. they work at coffee shops two hours a day and have no sort of future. we have no wages or future. we are forced to go into precarious positions. there is a group in new york that is educating people. it is called strike debt. there is a free site. there are more administrators being hired in universities. host: what was your one year degree in? guest: i have been unemployed for six months. i have been actively trying to pursue a job. host: we will let you go and hear from josh mitchell. guest: did he have a particular question? host: i think he was talking about coming out of $85,000 for his graduate program and not having -- guest: i think it will pay off for someone like him. we need to keep in mind that the economy is weak. when the labor market picks up on a

mike and cap, you could be locking one thing. they'll make you right somehow. it makes us look good. >> the feel good story that is giants pitcher ryan vogel song. the guy that was two years ago a roster invitee has become a key member of the rotation. he will represent the united states in the world baseball classic. he's committed to play for the u.s. along with other starters. this year's classic starts march 2nd. the u.s. makes it to the championship song, he could get a chance to pitch in his home ballpark. >>> george gund lost his battle of cancer passing at the age of 75. >> joe, thank you. >>> walmart is hiring men and women in uniform. coming up tonight an the 10:00 news, the super size promise the world's largest retailer is making to american veterans. >> we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song.

mike shanahan would have never put him out there at risk just to win a game. earlier in the week, andrews contradicted shanahan saying he had been examined. more from the nfl, rex ryan'swin brother, rob ryan, he's been fired as defensive coordinator of the cowboys. in keeping with the family tradition, he did not go quiet i will telling espndallas.com "i'll be out of work for five minutes. i enjoyed my time here, it's no hard feelings it doesn't matter if i coach here or not. i will find another spot, i'm too damn good." the jets have a vacancy at defensive coordinator setting up a beautiful opportunity to have both giant twins roaming the sideline next season. >> oh, no. i wonder if he'll cut the hair and shave the beard to look more like his bro. >>> alabama head coach nick saban spent yesterday's post national championship news conference trying to convince reporters that he's not leaving tuscaloosa for the nfl. >> how many times you think i've been asked this question? how many times do you think i've been asked to put it to rest? and i put it to rest. this is where i belong. and i'm really happy and at peace with all that. so no matter how many times i say that,

mike vick para at the white house, we have about 30 seconds here, talk about that john maynor/paul ryan vote for it and then the erick cantor no. >> a lot of people will be reading into that. >> for the future of leadership, causing mischief, they speculated that john bayno wanted to put this boat off until after the new congress. on thursday, he simply played it safe. they knew this was going to be a very tough thing for him to put on the floor. the fact that he has done that and voted in support of it and now has eric cantor, his number two, the top deputy as the majority leader in the house of representatives voting against it, that is a fairly extraordinary development. paul ryan very influential, people have been watching him to see how he was going to be voting on this. he voted in support of it. i want to reemphasize something, extraordinary, democrats, 172 against their leadership and behind president as well. >> we continue to watch. the vote coming out, the bill has passed out of the house. we go to capitol hill to get response. table. the unfinished business is the question o

dors the house budget chairman paul ryan is working on a budget plan that would balance within ten years. boehner says he applauds that goal and shares it. >> bret: mikeel live on the hill. thank you. more than 24 hours after promising to respond to the threat of climate change, president obama has something else to respond to tonight. nebraska's governor approved a new route for the controversial keystone oil pipeline to put the ball scarily in the president's court. chief white house correspondent ed henry tells us that is one issue getting a second look tonight. >> attending a prayer service after a long night of celebrating the start of his second term. ♪ ♪ >> president obama woke up to a flood of cheerleading headlines about how he offered an aggressive liberal vision to act on major issues. >> we will respond to the threat of climate change. knowing that the failure to do so would betray our children and future generations. >> today at the white house the back pedaling began. >> i don't have any, you know, announcements to make about next steps on that issue. >> the president is facing pressure whether he will keep that declaration on reducing g

ryan three td's, but two turnovers in the second half were costly. vernon davis, five receptions and 106 yards. and frank gore leading the way with two td's. mike shumann met with him after the game. >> it is great. we took a longtime and we worked very hard. we just stayed together and got it done. we are thought finished yet. we have one more. >> down 17 points and you knew the veteran players. randy moss really brought this team back. >> you know, we are built for this type of stuff. what i mean by that, we work very hard and we never give up. >> you say am i ever going to get to a super bowl, and here it is. >> we had the right guys in the locker room who was grateful. his coaching style was great. we ain't finished yet. niners fans back there, we love y'all and we want to say thank you, but we ain't finished yet. >> no, they are not. like the niners the ravens had to win and the defense did not allow a pot in the second half. ravens versus patriots and brady trying to make the super bowl for the 6th time in his career. to welker in the second quarter and that was his only touchdown pass of the day. they were up 13-7 and grad gradkowski was

ryan three td's, but two turnovers in the second half were costly. vernon davis, five receptions and 106 yards. and frank gore leading the way with two td's. mikemann met with him after the game. >> it is great. we took a longtime and we worked very hard. we just stayed together and got it done. we are thought finished yet. we have one more. >> down 17 points and you knew the veteran players. randy moss really brought this team back. >> you know, we are built for this type of stuff. what i mean by that, we work very hard and we never give up. >> you say am i ever going to get to a super bowl, and here it is. >> we had the right guys in the locker room who was grateful. his coaching style was great. we ain't finished yet. niners fans back there, we love y'all and we want to say thank you, but we ain't finished yet. >> no, they are not. like the niners the ravens had to win and the defense did not allow a pot in the second half. ravens versus patriots and brady trying to make the super bowl for the 6th time in his career. to welker in the second quarter and that was his only touchdown pass of the day. they were up 13-7 and grad gradkowski was pum

mike lee, who all voted no for this bill. >> you brought up marco rubio, then there's paul ryan who voted for it, this is becoming a 2016 storyant to know if this vote will be to rpg what the war vote was to the obama and clinton ray for 2008. do you think that line will be as bright and sharp as the war vote was? >> we have 2014 to worry about. there are a number of senate races happening, so that's what we'll be focused on. we've asked our viewers, this is from butch, he says ask kremer which concessions, if any, were okay for the gop to consider? is she pleased with the gridlock in congress and its effect? should the goch have dealt on anything? this is the last thing i want to be talking about. at the end of the day, this is the issue we all need to be focused on. everything should be on the table. there's going to be a fight in two months with the debt ceiling. look, the cuts never come. now the sequester that was supposed to be automatic spending cuts, it's even been pushed back. when will, to get this country back on track. give me something you are willing to compromise on, as we move forward. >> like i just said, i t

mike wallace is spinning in his grave. >> let's get to our panel now, angela rye is a political strategist. dr. james peterson is a contributor to thegrio.com and ryan.c. bureau chief for "the huffington post." welcome to all of you. i'm glad you're watching again ryan behind you on the screen. professor peteon, we saw a lot of the president this weekend, a lengthy interview given to the new republic and that interview with hillary clinton on "60 minutes." i see republicans grumbling about that interview. is that because it made democrats seem like mature, well-mannered, adults who are trying to get something done? >> yeah. for all of their critique about what they perceived as being a softball interview, have you ever seen a republican politician on a fox news interview? certainly there's a double standard there in their mind. at the end of the day here, i think that the president and secretary clinton being in the same space at the same time is an important sort of sense for the democratic party going forward. one of the president's support of this secretary of state and what she's done in terms of all the travel and all the impact she's had inter

. >> mike, what was your take-away from the fact that eric cantor and kevin mccarthy, two members of the leadership, voted against the speaker on the fiscal cliff deadline? paul ryan went along with him, but paul ryan is more logical the national figure who people could potentially turn to if there ever were a challenge down the road. >> that's right. the ryan vote was very fascinating. on the senate side, as your viewers know, snar marco rubio and ran paul of kentucky, a sharing state with the republican leader mitch mcconnell voted against it. the question was why was paul ryan for it? what he told his colleagues is that he wanted this to win. it was better for the country for it to win. paul ryan's brand is as a serious person, a serious thinker on these issues to have voted no on what the leaders wanted to win. i think people would have seen as irresponsible. the purpose vote, eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, they passed those votes after they knew that it was going to win, and andrea, as you know, one of the reasons that they do such precise vote counting is to see who they can let go, who they can give a pass on a particular vote, and i think it would veb differ

mike baxter is a little closer. he is a university of michigan graduate in marketing. he's an advertising guy. we can't get away -- i tell ryand an episode where he was flummoxed about a cappuccino. there's no excuse for his behavior. i want him to be an educated guy that has definite opinions that don't correspond -- i don't want him politically correct. >> "last man standing" tomorrow night, at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> coming up, jude law is here. and he is live. >>> back, now, with jude law. he is starring in a tense, new thriller, "side effects." he plays a doctor whose life spins out of control thanks to one patient. i was exhausted after watching this movie. >> it has a fantastic twist. it's set in the world of pharmacology. i play a psychiatrist. it plays back to "double indemnity." "jagged edge," "fatal attraction." things that you can't see where whatever happens next. rooney mara, so tortured. your patient tracks you down. and she interrupting a conversation you're having with your wife. >> she invades my life more and more. >> can we talk? >> if it's an emergency, i can meet you. >> i just don't -- i was getting on

mike baxter is a little closer. he is a university of michigan graduate in marketing. he's an advertising guy. we can't get away -- i tell ryan where he was flummoxed about a cappuccino. there's no excuse for his behavior. i want him to be an educated guy that has definite opinions that don't correspond -- i don't want him politically correct. >> "last man standing" tomorrow night, at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> coming up, jude law is here. and he is live. ys of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (woman) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because everyone deserves a lifetime. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. ♪ burning like a fire ♪ building up from deep inside it was 3 days of pure joy. susan g. komen's investments in early detection and treatment have helped reduce breast cancer mortality in the u.s. by 33% since 1990. help us continue serving the millions

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mike. >> you need to come out of your shell, brother. >> there's your winner. good friend and colleague, ryanan idol" and has been since day one. >> good to be back on the set here. excited about this. >> are you excited about this? season 12, is it a lot different as you prepare to do this season than it was season one? >> not for me in terms of preparation but is it a lot different the show? absolutely. >> why is that? >> that was the first audition people will see tonight on the episode that took place in new york for the auditions. just before that, there was a bit of a difference in opinion between nicki and mariah on the elevator ride up to our first day of shooting. before that contestant came in, they settled it, but on camera. you'll get to see some of the sparks right out of the gate this season. >> so, is this real, this, i guess, fractitiousness they have? >> it is. these are two very strong performers that have had success that stand up for their opinion regardless of what it may be about. >> do you worry it becomes more about the judges than the contestants? >> the premise is th

mike lee and pat toomey, another answer. it doesn't work like that. you look to folks for input. ryan voted for this bill. hensarling and cantor against. there were more conservatives against last night than for. but if you are following one person, you are probably making a big mistake. host: darrel, democrats' line from indiana. caller: i have a comment on why the republican party is in the shape they are in and why i would have voted yes on this fiscal cliff. to vote no should have been taken back when we had this problem with the banks. i think that's when they should have voted no and i don't think we would have been in this shape right now if that would have happened. the republican party for one thing, we can see why we should not have a third party, because when they were running their nominations for the republican presidency, we saw what a third party can do, which i'm talking about the tea party. so what happened -- the republican party was on its way down then. but after they got their nomination, the tea party basically took over the republican party and they went about as right as they could

ryan. >> they've got to win playoff games. >> isn't that pretty incredible? he's 33-5, but he's 0-3 in the playoffs. him and miketh have never won a playoff game. you tell me what you think's going to happen. only eight teams remain in the hunt for the lombardi trophy. the winner of the super bowl gets that. the two afc teams are eight or nine-point favorites, should easily win at home. peyton manning at home, number one seed hosting the ravens. will that be ray lewis's last game? followed by an entertaining game in san francisco, aaron rodgers and the best defense against the 49ers. then to sunday, rookie russell wilson, the only rookie left, with the seahawks traveling to atlanta, as i mentioned, they're the number one seed. the late game has the texans trying to do the impossible. they got blasted by tom brady a couple weeks ago. they're back in foxboro to take on the patriots. so let's start with the games on saturday. let's go with the broncos. any chance they lose to the ravens? >> broncos. broncos win. >> easy, right? >> not easy. not easy. >> broncos win the super bowl, yes, they will win. >> no. >> yes,