if those doors are replaced with other doors that are mismatched, the entire basis of what this has been about is pulled out. the doors -- again, i don't want to get to how to address it correctly because it's a moving target but if that's going to become a discussion that door is wide enough where, because the preservation of the property has been deemed significant you can bring a wheelchair through evenl with a power door opener with two doors that are not mismatched in size. those particular doors on this property as you'll see in your pictures have been completely restored and are ready to last aerz century. i have spent thousands of hours working on those doors and so to replace them with something lesser doesn't fit into the conversation that we've been having about restoring in a proper project with proper funding to do the entire facade as a -- to make it a landmark -- official landmark, which is an unofficial one as it stand. what i'd like to request from you is we get back to the discussion about the fact that we previously said we were not going to proshield with further piec

this is why you've been talking about this mismatch.is enormous amount of jobs. 600,000 jobs unfilled just in manufacturing. advanced manufacturing. >> i was going to ask you, what the most needed jobs? what are the minimum requirements, the minimum skills to get them? >> i think there's an enormous amount of jobs out there where two years of community college is a great steppingstone. i think it's about the right education at the right time. i think what the president is talking about is engaging people and to have a productive economy, you need to have people engaged at all levels. there's very high youth unemployment. it's important to connect people to the world of work and a community college is a great place to do that. so there is something in this for every person in the country. it's about setting up the next generation of workers and the next generation of taxpayers. >> i mean what about the problem people say that a four-year degree is becoming less about sort of the skills and the ability to do a job when you come out of it

tell us, you are telling us that market volatility is rising due to a currency mismatch.hat does that mean? >> it means the third world, the emerging markets, have gone longer dollar debt, but they are short of their own currencies. they have to repay more and more of their own currencies just to repay the debt. they need more and more russian rubles. >> you are thinking a third world debt crisis. >> a very severe one. the people that own these dollar bonds are the fund managers and they are going to have huge redemptions facing them. that is going to have all sorts of ricochet efax in the banking system. >> the emerging markets currencies are tanking recently. that has helped a lot of them reduce their trade deficits. how does that work out? >> i've never been a buyer of debt. i dispel this myth that a weak currency helps exports. if they did, how come the european exports aren't picking up? how come the russian exports aren't picking up? the ruble is now halved. what we found in our research was that if anything, it is the strong currency that helps exports. the unit la

just a mismatch. the rest of europe needs to look at rance and germany particularly, to countries that have large populations and parties now that are inflaming things rather than bringing people together. >> germany needs to look at france because germany may have a bigger problem on its hands and is not aware as even france was a couple of month ago. big news today in the republican presidential race. mitt romney told donors today in new york that he is considering waging another presidential run. at the same time, our colleagues have a story out that jeb bush's allies have set a fundraising goal for the first three months of the year -- a whopping $100 million. finally, in chris christie world, abc news says the new jersey governor was questioned by federal prosecutors about the bridgegate candle, and he has come out and had that he will pay his own way when he flies to that alice cowboys -- that dallas cowboys/green bay packers playoff game sunday. the question this raises -- is this possible we c

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we're seeing a mismatch with the vaccine and also seeing a more virulent strain of h3n2 influenza, so much so that entire school districts have had to close. i think the vulnerable population we always speak of, elderly, pregnant women and also young children, i think it's important to remind parents, again, of the warning signs that they should look for in their children who've started to become sick. these would be a bluish skin tone to the lips, for example. any difficulty breathing, that is using their accessory muscles, neck muscles to breathe. they can't keep down solids or liquids for more than 24 hours, they could become dehydrated, may become dizzy, confused. and certainly if symptoms get suddenly better and then suddenly worse, associated with cough and fever, we would worry about pneumonia. importantly, always remembering 24 hours without a fever before you go back to school or work. >> dr. azar tonight, thank you. >>> senator harry reid is now the outgoing majority leader is recovering tonight from injuries he received in an accident at his nevada home. reid was working ou

they are lower than we would have hoped, but not completely unexpected with the mismatch viruses that are circulating. >> when the vaccine was first made last summer it was designed to fight a different flu strain than the one that people are getting sick with today so it is still doing a good job of preventing other strains that doctors are seeing, it's just not the common one. >>> 4:36 right now. raider nation getting a new look at a familiar face today, this as they introduce their next head coach, bay area yo native jack del rio. prior to serving at denver broncos, he was the jacksonville jaguars head coach. he's a lifelong raiders fan. his parents still have season tickets to this day. they must be very determined parents. news conference is scheduled for later today. >>> the spin still coming in on the niners introduction thursday of their new leader jim tomsula. reaction from the niner faithful has been mixed thus far. the work will have to be done on the field, though, and in that respect tomsula says he's ready and players are eager to work with him. >> i believe no one man d

. >> the estimates are lower than we would have hoped, but not completely unexpected with the mismatched viruses circulating. >> how does it happen? >> they are looking at the flu about nine months to 12 months ago, and what is happening in asia, and they are trying to estimate from that what strains will come out of that part of the world and will infect us in the winter. so they started to make the flu vaccine way back in the wintertime wintertime. >>. >> reporter: and now, people taking tamiflu are only effective at the first symptoms and now little ryder is hoping that it will work. >> and when the flu shot does not work it is upsetting. >> reporter: and now, of course, the flu season're in california has not peaked yet, so it is time to get outt there to get the flu shot and if you are wondering why you would do that the doctor says there are other strains that are still doing a good job here and the bay area doctors are seeing the strain that is not being effective against the a but the p b-b-strain it s. >> and peggy says that doctors are saying to go ahead to get it, and it takes

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can this mismatched mess be conquered... by a little bit of dish liquid? it can if it's dawn ultra.just one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. here's to the over-extended family gathering. dawn, it's amazing what a drop can do. >>> time for sports. we begin with nba. the pistons trailing the spurs by one. tim duncan on the inbound for san antonio. >> mills, and there it is. turnover. jennings! pistons win, spurs turn them over, and jennings hits the buzzer beater. >> yeah no one's more surprised than him. detroit, brandon jennings takes that bad pass across the court and sinks the game winner as time expires. >> gets a mulligan. >> 105-104. >>> for the first time in 60 years, the baseball writers association has elected four players to be inducted to the hall of fame. pitching greats randy johnson, pedro martinez and john smoltz along with -- >> where's mike piazza. >> it's not his time. >> but four's a lot of people going in at once. >> and congratulations to them all. >> yeah. >> that is chilly -- what color blue is that? >> the dark blue. >

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or they get a mismatch between the ad in the brand. >> the advantage of the super bowl is the audiencee and in one place. you have to appeal to one certain group. the audience is dispersed and the costs of creating an ad can be less and you can tailor it to a certain audience. there is no brand i would argue more connected with the super bowl in the last decade. you might argue pepsi. budweiser, huge advertiser in the super bowl. and budweiser is the name associated with it. does that work online? >> i think it does to the extent you want people to share it. you do not have control over the sharing online. when you push out something you do not know how far it will go. they can broadly be spread around. >> budweiser years ago did talking frogs and it was the kind of thing you talk about. but to do clydesdales, does that get talked about, does that get tweeted about? >> people still talk about that little dog and that clydesdale. people talk about that and they get excited about something they enjoy watching. so many commercials are a dud. if you make a good commercial, people will shar

mismatches connected. that doesn't mean they stayed connected. rudder says they don't keep track of how long matches work. but some legal experts on the subject, like professor grimmelman, are disturbed by the potential of such manipulation. >> both the facebook and okcupid experiments show you the directions in which these things could rapidly get quite worrisome. >> reporter: christian rudder is not worried. says he thinks the critical response was excessive, in part because many people don't yet fully understand the internet and because social media companies like his own and facebook are not interested in personal information. >> nobody looks at any individual user's behavior. you look at things in the aggregate, like what are men into? what do women want from profiles? what do women 18 to 24 click on? >> reporter: for ethical guidance, social media companies like facebook use what are called institutional review boards, irbs, usually at well-known universities, to oversee their research projects. facebook was using cornell for its "emotional

also the mismatch but most of the traits are masculine end and many don't have attractive rates of women. what is asserted in the man is abrasive and a woman. a female employee is risk seeming too feminine or not enough or not tough enough to make the hard calls or over the strident and aggressive. the pushy editor dismissed from "the new york times" is a textbook case. part of the problem is if cheryl sandburg put it women do not begin. but those qualities a socialist leadership associated with women people rave been higher amish ability but the man seated at the head of a meeting the typically assume he is a leader in don't make that same assumption. a business school experimented gave the case study about a leading venture capitalist but half the participants were told was tidied one was howard. every equally competent but howard rose more likable and jig u.n. and heidi was more aggressive and power-hungry. people don't realize women are the victims of discrimination in the accountant that sued price waterhouse said no specific proof of any other time of the lawsuit. the mail accounta

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the problem may reflect the mismatch between qualities associated with and the qualities associated with women. in studies where people seem a man seated at the head of the table for a meeting they typically assume he is the leader and did not make the same assumptions when a woman is in the same seat. an illustration of the problem gave participants a case study about a leading venture capitalist with outstanding networking skills. half of the participants were told the participant was howard and the other heidi. they rated equally competent but found howard more likable, genuine, and kind and heidi more aggressive, self-promoting, and power-hungry. women often do not realize they are the victim of discrimination. no specific proof at the time she filed her lawsuit yet the record ultimately revealed ample evidence of gender stereotype. female accountants were faulted for being curt or acting like one of the boys. hopkins herself was characterized as someone who overcompensated by acting macho and overbearing. several male accountants had been similarly described as abrasive, overbearing

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of the way that the vaccine works it could give you protection even against the strain that is mismatched. >> john is not concerned about catching the flu but he also got a flu shot and is taking other precautions. >> wash my hands all the time. all the time. >> and whether you are a student or not these prevention tips are for everyone the flu vaccine is recommended for everyone older than 6 months old and take care of yourself eat healthy and exercise and try to get enough sleep. this will help your immune system stay strong. >> drivers in delaware can show the love of their pets, they unveiled the new animal license plate in stanford andy of wilmington had his design chosen for the plate it was given to him entitled paw draw. it provides free or low cost spay or neuter for pet openers and their care takers. >>> now the traffic report mid week. hopefully not too bad on a wednesday night. >> you may want to pause before you head towards the blue route in delco things don't look good it's a crash near route 3 by the upper darby exchange you ever looking at a stand still use 320 or 252 the

they don't want a mismatch. >> the advantage of the super bowl is the audience is massive in one placehave to appeal to one group. the advantage of being online is the audience is greatly dispersed, and the cost of creating an ad can be so much less than you can tailor it to a certain audience. budweiser -- there is no more brand that i would argue is more connected with the super bowl in the last decade -- maybe pepsi or snickers, but budweiser. they are a huge advertiser in the super bowl. that is the name you associate with that. it becomes one medium, one message. does that work online? >> it does to the extent that you want people to share it. you don't have control over the sharing over line. when people start sharing it you don't know where we'll go over how far. you need something that can be broadly spread around. when you want to have a really targeted ad -- >> budweiser years ago did the talking frogs. it was the kind of thing you talk about, that would make its way onto twitter. what to do clydesdales and -- does that get talked about? >> i think people still talk about the

. >> 75% of americans got a flu shot this season and could get it anyway due to a mismatch between theillnesses. i bet you get flu shots every season to be safe. are you upset at these findings? >> yes. it seems like i cut in front of the sick and elderly people for nothing. i don't have the flu but i don't feel good about myself. >> should you get a flu shot to protect yourself from the flu shot? >> i don't know if that flu shot could be 25% inexpected it. if you do 25% of 25% -- this will keep me busy. >> is there a better way not to get the flu? don't go out and stay in a bunker? >> with the price of bunkers i don't know if that is a legitimate option for most americans. it is a tough one every year because doctors say get the flu shot, but actors say don't get the flu shot. i don't know who to believe. and actors are smart. it sounds like flu shots work in one in four people. that's good. >> i am terrified of gingivitas. if you have a chance, why not go for it? the pennsylvania woman who got up to use the bathroom found a pipe on her bathroom floor, but thought it was a scarf becau

leverage at the household sector a lot of leverage at the financial system and the asset liability mismatchouseholds or the way the banking system finance themselves and getting a pretty big decline you have that liability mismatch and you see -- >> in other words, takes a small decline in price to wipe out the capital you might have. >> that being said we still have a lot of leverage in the overall global system and you have seen a major shift of that going from the household, the banking system and corporates on to central bank balance sheets or fiscal balance sheets an we'll see impact and inflationary data and the lack you're seeing the impact. to say it's different in 2008 or 2007 yes, absolutely it is different. the system reduced significant amount of risk that we saw at that time frame. but oil impact will have an impact or the slowdown of china, you know is going to have an impact of the overall economy and so from an opportunistic standpoint we think the market is fine. the u.s. economy is fine. there are more risk in the system. and so you have to be a bit more balanced with the

and that was a mismatch. >> betty friedan called for blowing up the rules. >> you cannot be given equalityu have to assume it. >> and it had a hugely profound impact. >> young women started to see other women saying that women had not gotten enough out of life. and the point was, you don't have to be this. choose what you want, but you don't have to be this one thing. >> here she is, mrs. helen gurley brown. >> helen gurley brown had lived without being married very happily, you know, dating men, having sex, supporting herself. and she wrote a book, "sex and the single girl," which was about her life. and it became a huge hit. >> isn't this whole subject of sex being discussed and written and talked about too much? >> i could expect a reactionary opinion like that from you. i don't think so at all. >> she openly talked about sex and said you won't get struck by a lightning bolt if you have sex before you're married. >> for average, run-of-the-mill women, it was a bigger deal than "the feminine mystique." >> now that it's all right to discuss sex, people are now talking about it a great dea

but not completely unexpected with the mismatched viruses that are circulating. >> reporter: the cdc is encouraging doctors to prescribe tamiflu to high-risk patients even before they're test ld for the virus and people should still get the vaccine because it protects against other strains that could pop up. we're only halfway through the flu flu season. erika edwards, nbc news. >>> it was just a little snow but it caused some big problems on the roads this morning. not even half an inch fell in kentucky, but it hit freezing ground temperatures and it stuck. road very slick and drives extremely cautious pap few accidents were reported. >>> a lot of our local school districts are pointing that and saying see, that's why we it. >> exactly. >> it never takes much around here. meanwhile, the next thing we're tracking is rain and it will get for part of our weekend. so listen up folks, because we'll talk about that and how much we're going get. as far as this evening goes just again getting a little chilly out there, nothing extremely cold. we're clear, we're chilly. for the most part acr

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lot of high skill people are working job that you did not need to go to college for, there is a mismatch i think it will raise unemployment for small businesses most small be owners they have a salary line, they don't want that going up for this, and i think that they have to cutback on their workers, and just force people to do more work. >> president has to be careful, see singing praises ofe etna we know they are -- aetna, we know they are an industry is is making more money, they made the choice, they were not forced by federal gust t government to rat they made the choice. charles: i think this is a quid pro quo, they make a lot of money, then a step up almost two weeks before the state of the union, we see thisa almost every year, a large corporation that does it right there snuggley with the administration's policies, who is siting there in president's box? >> you are correct, political propaganda, they are blue states, they are all democrat states, let's pass this in a state like texas. charles: blue state with a lot of high taxes, a lot of people are leaving those states, i thin

population roughly 14 times that of their opponents, japan's clash with the united arab emirates was a mismatchper. but the uae took the lead early on. they leveled the score with nine minutes left in regular time. it went on to extra time and then penalties, where two these players both let japan down. and they marched into a semifinal date with hosts australia. the earlier quarter final pitted together two sides with a lot of history between them iran and iraq. but with iran the top-ranked side in asia it came as no surprise when they started the scoring. the march turned sharply though before halftime as iran went down to ten men and the iraqis capitalized in the advantage. levelling the score at 1-1. the gulf flooded in extra time. twice iraq went a goal ahead, only for iran to pull level each time. at 3-3, the match was forced to a penalty shootout both nations missing their first attempts but it was iran who stubbled twice. sending iraq to the semifinals 7-6 on penalties. they were celebrating in the streets of bagdad as well. south korea now await in sydney on monday. >>> moving on to th

population 14 times that of their opponents japan's clash with the united arab emirates seemed a mismatch on paper, but the u.a.e. took the lead in just the seventh minute. the defending champions look set for an early exit until the score was leveled with nine minutes left in regular time. it went on to extra time and then penalties. remarkably the emratis entered the day with host australia. a lot of history between them, iran and rack, with iran the top ranked in asia, it came as no surprise when they opened the scoring. the match turned sharply down before half time as iran went down to 10 men and the iraqi's capitalized in the 56th 56th minute, leveling the score at 1-1 which is where it was after 90 minutes. twice iraq went a goal ahead only for iran to pull level each time. the match was forced to a penalty shootout, both nations missing first attempts, but it was iran who stumbled twice sending iraq to the semifinals 7-6 on penalties. they were celebrating in the streets of baghdad, as well. south korea now awaits in sydney on monday. al jazeera. >> on to the africa cup of nations

japan's clash with the united arab emirates seemed a mismatch on paper.k the lead in just the seventh minute. the defending champions looked set for an early exit the score was leveled with nine minutes left in regular time. it went on to extra time and then penalties. and remarkably the emirates marched into a semifinal day with host strayia. the earlier quarter final pitted together two sides with a lot of history between them. iran and iraq. but it came as no surprise when they hoped the scoring. the match turned sharply though. as iran went down to ten men and the iraqis capitalized on the advantage, levelling the score at 1-1. the goal flooded in in extra time twice iraq went a goal ahead, only for iran to pull level each time. at 3-3 the match was forced to a penalty shootout both nations missing their first attempts but it was iran who stumbled twice. sending iraq to the semifinals. they were celebrating in the streets of bagdad as well. ♪ >> reporter: south korea now awaits in sydney on monday. >>> from football let diabetes you caught up on the l

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>> there's the mismatch with the vaccine. there are four common strains, one the vaccine does not protect against. people start getting the flu shots. >> but everywhere was also really worried about ebola, which i think we asked you that question when we came on the show. was there too much focus on that. when we should have been focus the on the flu which has taken more lives in the states. >> it's not that we should focus on one versus the other. but in terms of what we should be worried about affecting ourselves and our families it's the flu, and america is more likely to get and die of the flu than ebola. >> infectious disease specialist speaking with morgan radford. >> next - you could get fined when you get rid of your old cell phone. why birth certificates will look new. i'll tell you about new loves going in effect including some that are bizarre. >> sunday night. >>> welcome back. when the ball dropped in times square it meant more than a new year it meant new laws. al jazeera's tony harris covers a range of regulati

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but not completely unexpected with the mismatch viruses that are circulating. >> how does this happen? >> they're looking at the flu about nine months to 12 months ago. what's happening in asia. and they're trying to estimate from that what strains will come out of that part of the world and will infect us in our winter. so they actually start making the flu vaccine way back in the summertime. >> now, people turning to tamiflu, which only works if taken at the first sign of symptoms. ryder spiked a fever at daycare, and now he too is on medication. >> it's unfortunate because you hope the flu shot will work. and when it turns out that it doesn't, it's upsetting. >> peggy bunker nbc bay area news. >> now what? health experts say get the shot as soon as possible since it takes two weeks to kick in. the flu season peaks here for us in california in about two weeks. children should start getting vaccinated at the age of 6 months. get a flu shot every year since the vasheen wears off over time and the strains of flu change annually. >> okay. let's talk politics shall we? congressional repu

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l with the mismatched viruses that are circulating. >> reporter: they're press skrieping tamiflu to patients it protects against other strains that could pop up. we're only half way through the flu season. erica edwards, nbc news. >> we know washing your hands is an important way to avoid the flu and right now on the nbc 10 app you can find holistic treatments for staying flu-free. we've posted information on the latest flu-trends with new jersey and delaware. check it out right now on the nbc 10 app. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well we have more cold in store as we end out the week and more cold days and several cold days and we will have one, not as cold day and the coldest morning will beside morning and some areas will be in the single digits and rain moves in with that so in some cases it could just feel like a cold rain but at least we should be out of the 30s by then. right now we're in the low 30s and areas north and west and allentown and also potts town and 35 degrees in philadelphia and we did make it above the freezing mark today a

. >> their carefully rehearsed stories are now mismatched.igh school drama queen claims skylar didn't join them for the ride to blacksville but rachel, the high school drama star says she did. they're starting to differ at least from rachel's perspective it sounds like the actress is starting to forget her lines. >> oh, yeah, she had to come up with her own lines and that's where she really started tripping up. >> once you start seeing inconsistencies in a story, it's all over. the person is lying. and then you must ask the question why would they lie? >> sheila is adamant that her version of the night's events is true. she volunteered to take a polygraph. what did that say to you? >> arrogance. i think she thought she was smart enough to outsmart a machine. >> so she took the polygraph and what happened. >> failed miserably. >> rachel also agrees to take a polygraph, but en route on the day of the test she gets scared. jumps out of her father's car and flees. >> she jumped out of a moving vehicle to avoid it. if you haven't done anything wro

>> it's a basic mismatch. jerry's got as much experience as anybody up there, more than most. but the thing is that he knows what he wants to do, what he wants to accomplish. you have a lot of young, inexperienced members of the assembly, some of whom have never been involved with this level of sport before. so guess what he wants to do as a force of nature? >> it was interesting. unlike arnold's were schneider and gray davis before whom who was every move was met with a challenge from one side or the other of the aisle, brownstones into the meeting with much resistance at all even though he crosses but he's not renewing the social spending that democrats are calling for. he's pushing green versus labor issues. what is it about the dynamic that's allowing him to roll on this? >> we have over 50 of the assembly, 25, 26, and 27 in the senate. so republicans really become on the sidelines. they used to matter because the budget requires two thirds vote so you had to speak to their interest. now they don't require, expect -- except if you do bond or tax become important. he gave s

so there's a mismatch in that as well. >> thank you. general welsh. >> sequestration is a blunt force in german. it was intended to be as was referenced earlier in the hearing so we can keep it in the law. a problem with that is there's nothing about that instrument you can use in the business world. he would never expect to create savings the first year you decided to restructure your time. >> for the record that's why i agree strategically it's a poor approach towards addressing or driving out efficiency so i agree with that general welsh. >> when it comes to efficiency within the air force have not used our auditor general will. we have never done implementation audits for new programs and organizations. we started that over the last 18 months. we found if you get off to good start start in the changes you've a better success. the same applies acquisition programs. if you start procure with a bad funding plan or bad acquisition strategy we will end up explaining why the program is stale. we have got to do a better job of starting the

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