is this russia getting it's mojo back? >> sure, and actually i think that's a good way of putting in. i was in a conference in russia at the end of september that the administration runs every year. it's something that putin started up in 2003, the same year that khodorkovsky was arrested. it's interesting because seeing him there, it's a small setting. there are 50 or so foreign experts on russia invited, he has in this--this was impressed upon me this time more than any, he has a vision for russia. the vision is to reassert this country as a global power, superpower even on the international stage, and the sochi olympics are part that have. not just in terms of money, a lot of money has been invest in the sochi olympics, and a lot of of it has been corruptly embezzled as well, evidently, but he sees this as a way to put russia forward internationally and remind everyone that russia is back and wants to be on top. i think with respect to ukraine, this is another part of the plan. not necessarily to reconstruct the soviet

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he has mojo. >> cee lo has nobody and blake has nobody. >> oh, okay. >> that's it. >> now you are up-to-dateoing on? >>> a couple of musical stories since we're on the music roll, right? robin thicke and will ferrell. >> oh, thank goodness. >> will ferrell is promoting everywhere he goes. >> and in a very unusual way. >> he can sing that ron burgundy. he teamed up with robin thicke to sing "ride like the wind." >> i sound good. ♪ ride like the wind you're riding like the wind, for those of you who don't know. ♪ i was born the son of an honest man with a girl in my hand ♪ >> something is dangerous. >> i love that song. >> is that robin thicke? >> i just love that song. whatever happened to him? >> i can't believe that's robin thicke. >> because we don't usually hear him in that register. we usually hear him in that higher register. >> you're right. >> he is a terrific musician. >> he really is. >> but i couldn't tell what ron burgundy was saying. second thing to go from your eyes is your ears. >> yeah. >>> lea michele released her first single off the debut album called "canon ball." >> let's

this was reported by the minister of education and science at a governmental power in the mojo is according to aslan said you both regional governor's offices in university administrations will be responsible for the terms and quality of construction of the universities in dormitories should help solve some problems in particular to the delays and poor quality of construction works in addition there will be some lessons of cars in schools with russian language of instruction and seven people. previously the number of lessons had been reduced because of the new format of the teaching and educational institutions. answering the questions from amp's the minister also commented on the introduction of the twelve year education he said that the deadline set by the president which is the year two thousand fifteen not be missed. it is proposed to introduce the twelfth year on the basis of universities for the students were ready and willing to learn more in the future will be possible to pass the unified national testing online giving in and added some people. in addition his plan to consider the i

then, however, the subhead came through in these days it's all mojo machines. we didn't have laptops, you'd you would see this and copied into this thing and it would gradually reduce it to another and at the end was a tight copy. so i pulled the subhead out of the machine and i was afraid we were going to have a problem because it's a dominant force in basketball announces his retirement and i handed it to him to read and he took it and said that a dominant force. and i said, well, i think the operative donna and force here. and his friends started saying, oh, man, and i said that i can see that this is not going to fit. as i can just place it right there. so i called back to sports illustrated in new york and unfortunately the editor had left the office and then we had this great miraculous telephone operator back then you could find anyone anywhere and she found -- i was afraid she was going to find him at a chinese restaurant and every fourth drink was free. so i didn't pay to have a drink if you really think about it. this editor was in about a six or seve

a little start up dialing getting the payment mojo, hotel tonight, airbnb.e now, matt ready, did you see the ebay special last week? >> it was fantastic. really enjoyed it. >> we talked about your service. why buy it? why not just build it? you have figured out the future of payments. talk about how you imagine this connected experience. >> one thing happening as people move to mobile devices. we're moving from in 10 driven to context driven experiences. it started with intent, going to google search for something. verses in the mobile world where you're not really willing to do a lot of data entry defined what you want. >> you are starting to expect applications to know about you. when you take an uber ride and the payment happens, you expect it to know you. there is a various experience. >> the reaction to this uber pricing we been talking about is the one recently wrapped so strong as people have this closer connection with the uber experience. >> people really do embrace some of these apps. uber, airbnb, fab, they come to love them and it is a day-to-day

gerri: they use deadins report thees and 45tives in and cases to get their mojo going. a lot of movement, up and down, top leverage etf year-to-date. pro shares, unbelievable up up 134%, another one here, 1 5%. unbelieveable. but that may not be your leverage, you may have bought say pro shares. short-term, and look at those returns, losses, of 90%. check that out. huge volatility here. you say a word of warning, should people play in this at all? is it worth it? if i can get a return of 134% this year i would love that. >> i have to decide who you are, and what you are about. it you have top represents where market moves 1% in a day, you move 3%. hey, god bless you go at it, you are margins yourself 200%, not for me, it could be for somebody else, i think if is for people who watch market carefully pit stops in place just in case, moves again them but overall, you know etfs are great thing use the single ones, and don't worry about the rest. gerri: you say forget leverage, i want to show folks how much more of leverage etfs exist in 2008. sense return growing like top

i credit the tea party with getting our mojo back. >> joining me now, steve smich and the washington post. steve, this just sounds like good cop bad cop. boehner said what he had to say. he's not taking that back. paul ryan gets out there and tries to talk in a way that some of the people who might be bothered with what boehner said will start to feel better. >> i think that john boehner had a message that is fundamentally directed to the profit crowd of the republican party. people who sit atop the profit wing of the republican party. those who were available the last decade when it comes to keeping careful watch on the nation's pursestrings and a republican congress. paul ryan, of course, does have future national ambitions. i think john boehner is trying to run the house and he has had great difficulty doing that. >> this budget deal in the senate, it feels odd to me at this point that it doesn't have more public republican support. >> this is peculiar. paul ryan, it's almost easy to forget. the keeper of fiscal conservatism. i think what you are seeing is this budget deal already

losing its mojo? some critics say we're not really the top dawg anymore on the global stage. we'll explain. >> a fox report now, more of today's headlines from the fox news desk. dozens of college students clash with security forces in cairo. riot police fired tear gas as students hurled stone, some caused back cannisters of protests. they come one day after an egyptian court sentenced three youth activists to prison. >>> a federal judge allowed today same-sex marriages to continue in utah. the weddings had been taking place since friday when a judge overturned that ban. utah's attorney general had filed an emergency quest to stop officials. the judge denied that request. and denver bronco's quarterback peyton manning set a record for the most touchdown passes in a single season. manning connecting for his 51st of the season, a record he once held before new england's tom brady spoke a few years ago. much more after this. . >> freezing rain and cold, freezing temperatures slam the country during the busiest travel tiles, now, icy weather is expected to make roads more dangero

according to box office mojo, it only made about $40 million in the first five days.did that happen? >> that's the big question. we were saying this movie did fine. it did do fine until you compare it like with the original. they were trying to build on this original movie. they thought they had a block bust order their hands. they were putting out numbers much, much higher. i think they'll be shocked. people didn't turn up. new people didn't turn up to see it. plus, people who love the original did not turn up or have not gone yet. we're just talking about one day. >> not a failure. >> on christmas day. not everybody goes to see movies. >> but there are a lot of movies open. to be fair here, there was very serious competition. the hoblt, hugely popular. the wolf of wall street. highly anticipated. can we talk that up? >> i think the wolf was a fast itting in a movie. a lot of people wanting to see leo. his fifth collaboration with the director. >> what about its reviews? i'm hearing respected people were like, we don't like this. >> a lot of people do not like this m

you go to the itunes store and tight in solar mojo and download that apps. know you are a yield graduate with a degree in philosophy which is perfect for this. different philosophy about solar. i hope it does well for you. thank you so much. david levine is geostellar founder and ceo. it can save money if you take the cash option. yesterday amazon's plan to deliver packages by drones go all the attention. after amazon's ceo said pilotless aerial vehicles will be delivering online orders to your doorstep and he believes that will happen in five years now amazon which began life as an internet bookseller is facing a little ribbing and heat from rivals including a leading bookseller in britain called waterstones which can shoot out yesterday and said we plan to launch a holes, what it calls an ornithological water scone with ending service using live at holes. sounds like harry potter novels, all tongue in cheek. it says it takes ages to train holes to do anything and we only just thought of this idea this morning. see you in five years. closing bell ringing in

skbl so can the president get his political mojo back on track? bring in emily, strategist from the center for american progress action fund and rick tyler, republican strategist, and former spokesman for newt gingrich. thank you both for joining us. emily, let me start with you. john podesto, one of those familiar names, what does he bring and will it work? >> i think yes and yes. he brings so much. he is so smart in the way, you need to look no further than the way he has built the center for american progress, even what he's done in the past couple weeks. he's always pushing forward a long term look at income inequality and progressive agenda, knows how to handle crisis. he was bill clinton's chief of staff through the entire impeachment trial, knows how to handle it. he brings not just strong in the political agenda, but strong on climate, on health care. these are things the president needs to hold onto moving forward. we have seen every signal to believe he will. >> let me bring in rick tyler. what do you think, rick, if you could advise the

i convinced myself that as long as i was wearing the shirt, as we called it, i had the mojo to pick winning stocks. karen cramer was running the trading desk back then and we saw "the fugitive" over the weekend. it was a great american drama. that and "shawshank redemption" are two movies i always stop at when i channel surf. call me obtuse. one day i come in, karen said she couldn't deal with me anymore and the huge bets i was making, larger and larger each day. she said, that's it, we're done, we're up enough for the year, we're finished, it's time to stop this nonsense. i told her the partners would take their money out if we stopped working, we owed them a good day's trading effort every single session. she laughed. i asked her, what are we supposed to do? what do you propose? she said, why don't you go see the "fugitive"? i said, that's insane, it's the middle of the day. go knock yourself out. i asked her what she was going to do while i watched the "fugitive ". sell everything. sell everything? get out of here and go watch the "fugitive." i said it was irresponsible. just like sam sa

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peyton manning got back his mojo. he tied tom brady with number 50 right there to eric decker 30-13 broncos of the the recordbreaker 51 td tosses. julius thunderstorms grabs it. peyton manning, four tds on the day. he is in the record books. >> i think it's a unique thing to be a part of n.f.l. history. it may be temporary. i personally think all season records are going down, especially if they go to 18 names and there won't be an asterisk next to it. brady will probably break it again next year if not the year after. we will enjoy it for as long as it lasts and hopefully the hall of fame will send the ball back when somebody throws for more. >> an amazing year for peyton manning, 37 years old, your likely mvp of the nfl. broncos win. all 4 of the division leaders locked up play-off spots. homefield still up for grabs. even while lose to go buffalo, dolf inc.'s sit in the wild card slot. as you see, ravens, chargers and steelers are all still alive. >> hmm. >> that's going to lead to a crazy final season. >> thanks,

for some, this is a signal about getting his mojo back. >> the president's economic policies improvenomic mobility and rather than tackling income inequality by lifting people up, he's been fixated on taxing some down. >> why do you think republicans seem so fixated on the government reliance narrative and this tax and spend. this tax and spend phrase that they of the to use over and over again? >> that's the only message that they've been able to promote, and i think a lot of the republican message has been similar to mitt romney's 47% comments and it's a problem for republicans because they spend the majority of the time since the 2012 elections trying to cut food stamps and we also know they oppose a minimum wage hike with respect to sequestration and they expressed concerns over the cuts and they've disproportionately impacted on those relying on headstart and meals on wheels and the rnc had come up with the 2012 autopsy report and it urged republicans to reach out to the poor and not simply be the party of the wealthiest americans and come up with policies that would actually li

i credit the tea party with helping us get our mojo back.etting conservativism back in the party. >> here's a paul ryan skipping off the reservation here. >> i think john got his irish up. he was frustrated that these groups came out in opposition to our budget agreement before we reached a budget agreement. i was frustrated, too, but i think these are very important elements of our conservative family. i would prefer to keep those within the family. >> i couldn't believe patty murray's face there watching him. one said he was sorry boehner took the whole thing public. look how these guys are going over to the tea party. >> we all need to be held accountable, but at the same time, you know, politically you ought to be focused on the president and harry reid and those kind of folks. you know, i think most of us are pulling for the same thing. yeah. i thought the speaker's comments were a little bit unfortunate. >> these guys are all jumping away. they're more scared of the crazy right with the next tea party meeting them. the loudest guy in t

after two months of being battered by bad media mojo and healthcare.gov headaches, president obama isenewing the push for his signature health care law. and this white house knows, they have no time to waste. to promote the law and boost enrollment, the administration will hold an event every single day from now until december 23rd, the deadline to enroll and get insurance for the new year. and it all started this afternoon, with the president himself, who said we are not going back. >> and that seems to be the only alternative that obama care's critics have, is let's go back to the status quo, because they sure haven't presented an alternative. you've got good ideas? bring them to me. let's go. but we're not repealing it as long as i'm president. >> no, we're not going to repeal the law. and, in fact, the real ballots may have just begun. >> if i've got to fight another three years to make sure this law works, that's what i'll do. what's important for everybody to remember is, not only that the law has already helped millions of people, but that there are millions more who stand to b

if you think it's got so much mojo that you won't get a pullback from the high, buy it, worst thing,ou grab a quick profit and find another stock. believe me, there's always another stock to find, always another train coming into the station and leaving it. >> all aboard! >> now, i've got one exception where it is, indeed, okay to buy a stock on the new high list. the only time, but i thought i had to give it to you. if you see insiders buying the stock when it is at a 52-week high, that is a clear sign that you do want in. it is a rare thing to see happen. but in my experience, rare, still, this method doesn't work out. i love seeing insiders buying at the high. it's a great sign that they're confident in the business. who knows the business is doing well more than the people running it, right? normally insider buying ranges from meaningless to a small but on its own insufficient reason to buy a stock. a lot of times you'll catch insiders buying the stock because they want to give the impression of confidence to create an illusion they're doing better than they are. they know if the

liz: gdp growth, the economy has gotten its mojo back but look a little closer things are not exactly roaring ahead in such a great way. we're going to assess all of it, give you the true picture of the state of the economy. look good news is good news. we're not negative people here. we have optimism but we're also looking ahead to tomorrow's big jobs report. david: it is the dawn of a new era for detroit after a federal judge ruled the city is eligible for bankruptcy protection. so who ace responsible for the downfall of this once great city and will it spread to other cities as well? that answer coming up. liz: and apple finally break through the great wall of china. it will soon start selling its iphone on china's largest wireless network but will this deal do something more to boost apple's stock over the long term? we have a bull versus bear debate. ♪ [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the tradg floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a ma

. >> reporter: 2 years later the giants seem to have found their mojo making it into the finals seriesut nature steps up to that. steps up to bat >> reporter: the niners will play on in the aging stadium until 200011 the drinking one more and dignity with a power failure plunging into the dark. >> calling it a national embarrassment. >> reporter: it was a magnificent stadium when it was built in the '50s. and maybe a little bit worn down but it is still our candlestick and we are going to miss it. >> reporter: the legends that have played in legends the legends that have played in candlestick causist chance to get emotional some of those worries were inside the stick and are still there. in a few minutes we will hear from jerry rice who had quite a few memorable moments here at candlestick. at 6:00. grant lotus kron 4- >> catherine: next moon will be able to see the last movie made by actor paul walker. apple make a deal to break the iphone here to china. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather e

clearly, they have some mojo.changer. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." i was down at the new york stock exchange speaking to the ceos of hilton and aramark. but i had to come back. >> without you here, i was messing everything up. to talk aboutg the future of visual media. he is the expert. the ceo of take two interactive software. you have seen it all, done it all. where is visual media going in the next five years? story isggest everything is moving to digital distribution and creation. interactive entertainment is the biggest growth area. with the release of new platforms and sony and microsoft, we have some clarity. there is a need for more collaboration? consumers decide what they want. >> everyone is becoming his or her own network promo after -- programmer. an appointed watch network or an appointed hour. a watch on netflix, hulu. >> interactive entertainment as it applies to gaming is pretty obvious. how will that change the shape of cable television or the film i

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martha: has the president lost his mojo? that was one big question in an exchange been ed henry and jay carney that's getting a lot of attention. >> does he have the clout to move the public and move the public on these issuers when his approval ratings continue to sink? you stand behindhat you say. around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own , and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets inhis country sbut i know you'll still find it where it's needed most. en you know ere to look. anncr vo: introducing the schwab accountality guarantee. if you're not happy with one of our participating investment advisory services, we'll refund your program fee fromhe previous quarter. while, it's no guarantee against loss and other fees and expenses may still apply, we stand by our word. [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your h

. >> after the teen sutra -- mojo, andlost his online retirement announcement, and a flop at the boxffice. >> we will look at who left, who cap have, and what they jobs are still open. you see monks here at a temple in tokyo ringing bells to celebrate the new year. they are right outside, as you can see. new year's is getting underway already in tokyo and overseas. new zealand started off this morning. welcome to our new year's eve edition of "market makers. the final day of the year. >> we have breaking economic news as well. consumer confidence numbers are just coming out. we get a better than expected reading in consumer confidence for the month of december. eric, you are just checking that this is the highest since when? >> september. calexico decline has been revised higher to a read of 72. >> it is in line with what we have in seeing. university of michigan, confidence index, all rebounding from lows they saw a couple months ago. >> so we are coming off of base here. this is certainly a way to tie in how people are feeling as we head into the new year. it is backward looking be

i didn't really think that i had any issues with this place having a bad vibe or evil mojo. but it's hitting me a little harder than i expected. i met chris at stephen f. austin state university. we were taking a psych class. she was taking to my roommate. and what caught my eye is he was feeding her a line, and she saw right through him immediately. i thought she's pretty sharp, i want to get to know her. chris had this amazing laugh. she would throw her head back and laugh. it was just so genuine. and you couldn't help but laugh with her. she was smart. she wasn't just sociable. she had a head on her shoulders. everybody liked her. she could be and she was completely independent without me. and i was lucky that she went out with me. nobody has a perfect marriage. there were things that i'm sure i profoundly disappointed her in and there were things that i was disappointed in her. but there was nobody -- there was nobody that i would rather spend my life with. when eric was born, chris changed. i didn't see the change in me coming, but when i saw him, everything changed. ev

finally, the prediction was from julia that the music industry will get its mojo back. to be true. apple's itunes jumped in to compete with pandora and spotify. julia boorstin is 2.5, 3 for 3, not so bad. what does she think for 2014? >>> media companies are heading into a year of massive change. for the cable industry, that means consolidation. facing growing competition from satellite tv, telcos and streaming video services, comcast and charter are looking for economies of scale aat their negotiating leverage. that will push mergers among counterparts, discovery, scripps interactive and amc. media giant tech giants are headed for massive convergence. amazon and microsoft competing with their originals joining netflix as a destination for premium content. media giants will embrace new technology so those that pay for tv can watch whatever, wherever, whenever. to keep cord cutters at bay. at the box office, get ready for a lot more super heroes and a lot less of everything else. there will be fewer big budget movies but those that do get made, mostly sequels of familiar

now they're getting their mojo on. another issue is you have a lot of republicans in the leader and the number two who have primaries and they are afraid to buck the conservative grassroots who are very much against this. >> some of them are quite honestly looking for reasons to vote against this. >> some of the republicans. >> some of the republicans. this is a very legitimate issue, but they don't want to vote for this because they know that somebody who is running on the right of them in a primary, like lindsay graham, for example, they are nervous. mike enzi, for example. a lot of conservatives. >> mitch mcconnell has a primary, potentially. >> he hasn't exactly said how he's going to vote on this. >> think he will vote no? >> probably. >> so you have senate republicans who are running scared of members of their own party. >> i think that's right. the politics have changed but it's about who has ownership over the deal. a year ago when mcdonnell and biden had a handshake and a deal the senate was this august instit