service for the t nc company to be responsible. in the case of an accident the t nc have to provide insurance but how about before the accident. 90 percent of those people are driving around with fraud. >> anyone else want to address the board. seeing none. >> seeing none, directors our on your regular agenda. i'll be there. item eleven amending the transportation code for the medallion code to turn to the sfmta for use agreement to establish a incentive for wheelchair picks up to make other changes. director reiskin >> yes. there's been a lot of change in the dynamics and this is an attempt to address those. >> good afternoon. the city attorney's office says this is the longest report every written but there's some things we want you to understand about the levels of service that's been provided and the expectations we have. let me move essential to the incentive structure was to earn a medallion altercation and be able to enjoy the benefits of that while you wait for our 0 regular medallion and that's not in place. we've got a lo

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here at nc state, you know something about innovation. largest undergraduate engineering programs in the country. that's worth cheering for. [ applause ] i'm a lawyer by training, and that's nice. but we need more engineers. so companies like cisco and ibm, they come to this school when they're looking to hire. because of the quality of the engineering program. and over at centennial campus, some very smart people experiment in state of the art facilities to figure out everything from how to design better fireproof fabrics to how to better protect our computer systems. so the reason i came here today is because we've got to do more to connect universities like north carolina state with companies like viacom to make america the number one place in the world to open new businesses and create new jobs. we want to do that here in north carolina, and we want to do this all across america. [ applause ] it's been more than five years since a devastating recession cost this country millions of jobs, and it hurt north carolina pretty tough. but ev

so there are a few surprises there are hot spots near union is square and on black the nc districts are shown where the uc is required. it's better on a map then just the hard numbers. we have limited employment data here in the preliminary phase of phase one. while formula retail represents 11 percent of all retail it shouldn't be surprisingly that independent retailers provide for jobs. bans our initial results the formula retail provide more employment. again, this is preliminary data that provides food for thought. in our next steps we are in the process of selecting topics for 4 issue briefs and weld your feedback or from the public we've conducted two groups. i've put out for the public a list of the potential issue belief tops i'll show on a slide. we need to widdle that list down based on the 4 topics and later in phase 2 we'll focus on a independent analysis on 3 corridors that include the impact formula and their controls. so potential brief issue tops e topics there's there's a hardcopy there's a green and orange and red batch. the stakeholders meetings we held everyone wants

here at nc state, you know something about innovation. you have one of the largest undergraduate engineering programs in the country. [cheering and applause] i'm a lawyer by training, that's nice. but we need more engineers. [cheering and applause] so companies like ibm come to this school when they're looking to hire because the quality of the engineering program. over at centennial campus, some very smart people experiment in state-of-the-art facilitieses to figure out everything from how to design better fireproof fabrics to how to better protect our computer systems. so the reason i came here to today is because we've got do more to connect universities like nc state with companies like that to make america the number one place in the world to open new businesses and create new jobs. we want to do that in north carolina, and we want to do this all across america. [cheering and applause] i spent more than five years since devastating recession cost this country millions of jobs. and it hurt north carolina pretty tough. everyone here kn

. >>> the president will visit a manufacturing company in raleigh and talk to students at nc state universitye miracle on the hudson river. >> the air way flight 1549 showed the plane fully intact with passengers amazingly standing on the wing in the icy river. tug boat became rescuers before the coast guard and firefighters arrived on the scene. >> still amazing. th >>> a man is shot to death in the parking lot of a south bay hotel overnight. what police are telling us about the suspect this morning. >>> plus, a person walking on 580 in oakland, hit and killed by a car. now investigators are trying to figure out why he or she was there in the first place. >>> off-season wildfires like there is one forcing cal fire to dip into its emergency fund. what could happen if the agent i runs out of money. >>> weather making big news this morning, as we look at embarcadero in san francisco. red flag warning, more record temperatures coming on today. it's wednesday, january 15th. this is "today in the bay."

nc state had a huge 2nd half, up seven mia spencer goes coast to coast for the layup. wolfpack beat maryland the first time in four years 72-63. >>> the washington redskins may have another hole in their secondary according to the washington post. safety brandon meriweather's contract becomes void five days after the super bowl making him a restricted free agent. the league year starts march 11th. >>> it's been 11 days since the broncos and seahawks clinched a super bowl spot. no wonder some of them are getting sick of talking to us media folk. you can tell the guys are getting a little stir crazy in new york, so a seahawks receiver decided to liven things up a little bit. >> we got to know why are you so angry all the time, my brother? >> because every time i'm in the kitchen you in the kitchen eating up all the collard greens. there's no milk for you drinking up all the water for the cereal. >> if it wasn't football, what would you be doing, my brother? >> if i wasn't playing football right now, i probably would be a fisherman. >> oh, my brother said a fisherman. wha

it's out of sy nc like a move which have been the words and pictures don't match up. >> children will be covering over their ears. they are trying to filter out that confusing information and focus only on one sense, say vision. >> reporter: wallace's team has developed a videogame to try to help kids with autism practice putting sight and sound together. >> ah -- >> well, the time delay between when an autistic child sees a picture and hears a sound is about a half second. >>> new corporate earnings reports are getting investors' attention today. wendy gillette from cbsmoneywatch.com reports futures trading suggests more gains today. >> reporter: with technology stocks leading the way, wall street had its best day of the year yesterday. the dow rose nearly 116 points. the nasdaq gained 69. the house is expected to pass a $1.1 trillion budget bill today that includes stricter regulation of the financial markets with the senate following by week's end. the compromise bill avoids the spending showdown for the past few years. congress will still need to raise the government's borrowing c

san francisco, they have code enforcement and come out and enexpect once a year and they have adopted nc 17.1, which is the diverse of the code which requires canopy be placed on any new outside escalator. >> why aren't they required on the five that we replaced in phase one. >> because they are not classified as new. they are escalator, if we build one, it is okay, you don't need t but if you place a truss and everything. but you are not the only one struggling with this because it is happening all over the country. >> you are saying that the data is not showing that they make enough of a difference to warrant its cost? >> correct. >> so in other words, if you had some hotel courtyard or something and you could put up a lower price canopy that you will have to deal with the graffiti and vandalism and all of the things, maybe it will be more cost effective but it is difficult here to make it cost effective. >> i am sorry that data is based off of what? >> so, the answer to your question is, there is state code, but now requires the canopies if you are fully replacing your escalator, and

aaron strike reportedly hit a wedding party in the central city of ryde on tribal leaders from the airy nc mistakes like that help boost al qaeda ranks. unity in the end of the doubt and other tribes initially unite to defend against al qaeda and then wiesel the drone strikes with killing innocent people which has pushed a trash to sympathize with the militants and to support them directly. the trials of extremist groups here in yemen is also related to the country's scarce resources water. being a perfect example. now some parts of yemen. they've been able to cut mean improve the infrastructure as well as result of disputes over water but during the function of the states in the state's accents . chaos following the overthrow of yemen's president ali until a silent plea deal was able to seize large swaths of land in twenty eleven under the name honors are all surely the rebranded oakley offshoot for more than just done is aiming to win over locals with basic services in his propaganda video of the quilt show next training on how well it's been a long neglected be on province of the wester

i do think the twitching nc with a call and as a ii internet reference currency. a currency bills for the internet that enables the consumers to reap tremendous advantages there is no person behind a corner company behind decline and that's the whole point of it there's been some volatility but that's not unexpected and you think about. a new system that has come around. we're just about to hit five years old ran for a technology that very very narrow. and people are just starting to to learn about and get excited about it but i think over time associates of the press to level out it'll come to a level that sustained that sustainable theories here again the supply and demand the market mechanics as the market for vick or amateurs say you won't see the dramatic swings. they can be even a couple more years from now before we get to that level set. but it will likely happen. i think the international audiences are all interested in this isn't the same way that american audiences are and they're interested in you know in america mrs are also interested in this is from

. >> we've got to do more to connect universities like nc state with companies like vacom to make america the number one place in the world to open new businesses and create new jobs. >> hey, this all sounds great to me. i'm all in favor of a pilot program that involves the private sector. but flash back two years and listen to the president in arizona. >> i'm here because the factory that's being built behind me is an example of an america that is within our reach, an america that attracts the next generation of good manufacturing jobs. >> well, it turns out part of that $5 billion construction project will be left vacant for the time being. mr. secretary, a presidential visit doesn't guarantee job creation. factories like the one we just saw in arizona, intel, closed, solynd solyndras are bust. the jobs haven't come. why should i trust president obama's vision for the economy when it seems to be based merely on arrogance and less economics? >> it doesn't sound like arrogance to me. getting employers together with people who are getting training, figuring out what people need to train fo

buildings represent the or those that have reached the status in the lead certification system and the nc in the middle column is new construction, and bdc is building design and construction, and at the bottom where it says ebom, that is existing building operation and maintenance and those are subcategories to certify the different projects but all of these are still an example of what we can do with the clean building. loi the of this is attributable to the station engineers who go around daily and look into the boilers to make sure that they are working well, the report has five buildings in the boilers and you will see all of them here and you will notice in the top three have had new boilers replaced in the top two years and we have refurbished one in the southern water front in the last ten and the one remaining boiler that needs work is down in the southern water front in 501 caesar chavez and to have that daily maintenance. >> in the world of transportation, the well known effort is in the form of commuting sxh the port conducted a survey in conjunction with the rest of the city

the nc each piece says their search is to discover that purpose of but the reason of the crash. >> pam: after a college of marlin student is kidnapped the campus at gunpoint. and sexually assaulted. the college system is looking at ways to step up security. >> pam: at a safety meeting tonight. the college provided information to the students about the investigation. and communicated about what sorts of security upgrades were made. to help make the campus safer. >>". with our support." >> pam: the college is adding new, temporary lighting to the parking lot where the kidnapping happened. as well as increasing its campus police patrols. >> pam: the west contra costa unified school district is meeting tonight. to revise its policies to fight bullying.. >> pam: last fall - a federal report said, there was widespread sexual harassment in the district. >> pam: in one instance, a fight caused by alleged bullying of a trans- gendered student. was caught on camera last year. that happened at hercules high school. >> pam: everyone in the fight was suspended - including the trangendered student -

we want to build on the kind of work that is being done in places like nc state to develop technologyt was to new jobs and entire new industries. a little over a year ago, we launched america's first manufacturing innovation institute in youngstown, ohio. it is a partnership that includes companies and colleges that came up with a joint plan. they were focusing on developing 3d printing technology and training workers with the skills required to master that technology. that was a great start. we got one going at some of the folks from youngstown are here today and we congratulate them on the great work they are doing. the problem is we created one and in germany they have already have about six of them. we've got some catching up to do. i don't want the next big job creating discovery, the research and technology -- atpresident obama speaking and see state, talking about jobs and unemployment benefits. we will closely follow another speech he will make this friday, and theabout the nsa surveillance policies. i want to bring in phil mattingly. we have been talking about the speech comi

@ñç??çwowog?w?k?o >>> right now on msnbc, a deadly case of sport and violence.nesota man is under arrest this afternoon after fatally shooting five deer hunters in wisconsin. >> a violent rampage that led authorities on a manhunt that lasted several hours on sunday. >> we have a suspect. we took him into custody. >> chai vang committed a shocking multiple murder in wisconsin that grabbed national headlines in 2004. >> a sixth hunter has died following the deadly confrontation in the north woods of wisconsin. >> for his own safety he's serving his six consecutive life sentences at iowa state penitentiary. >> the relatives of the man suspected of killing the six hunters say they are stunned and they don't know what went wrong. >> i was hunting over in northern wisconsin. i got lost. i got to a private property. one of the owners asked me to leave and i start to leave, and another group come in about five people, two atvs coming in. as i started to leave, they call me racial slurs. and gook, chink, asian. as i was walking away, i turned around and looked. one of th

. >> one of their vessels was a nc,p called real jobs bankrolled by pope. 2010, it went on the attack. their high taxes and wasteful spending cost us jobs. year, he and his family, and outside spending groups he is associated with, spent $2.2 million on state legislative races. >> in the national scheme of things is not a tremendous amount of money, but in the context of the state legislative races, where there is not that much money spent, it was decisive. >> tonight's shift in power is historic. he republicans have taken control of both chambers. now inblicans are control of both chambers for the first time in more than a century. i supported 19 republican legislative candidates and 17 of them one -- won. >> that is a pretty good track record. republicans get control of both houses of the state legislature for the first time since after the civil war. >> republicans realize there was an opportunity. whoever controlled the legislature would control the state's political future. controlwinners would the future because 2010 was a census year, the first in a

as promised we would alert you when he was live from nc state university in raliegh, north carolina. you can watch it streaming live on fox news.com and we'll listen for head lines. >>> meanwhile the house homeland security committee holding hearings on al-qaeda. a al-qaeda has dropped off the rad rar and they blame the nsa leaks. ralph peters has interacted with nsa personnel. >> great to see you, alisyn. >> you, too, this was a bombshell from the head of the national counter terrorism center who told the intelligence committee they are no longer picking up chatter from al-qaeda and he blames the nsa leaks. al-qaeda was alerted to the method that counter terrorism officials are using. what do you make of this? >> edward snowden self rightous leaks harmed hundreds of billions worth of black programs and other programs. and they have done no good for anybody what so ever and for nsa and the intelligence committee to admit it is that much damage. it is a big deal. we can be mum and don't want to confirm it and confirm that al-qaeda is getting away with murder again. within the communit

run payrolwith it. nc this stuff with that stuff with it. make more time for what you lov.what you need wh it. sample from our smorgasbord of apps with it. take in the big picture with it. see your finances in a whole n way with it. this is your business on the all-new quickbooks. ruwith it. liz: call it survivor, retail edition. we had a debate over the vigilante analyst, so i played the part, the conversation struck a chord with a lot of viewers. their own personal horror stories. they were saying cashiers, the keys were coming off of the cashier, just very sad. illuminating another 2000 jobs. down 3%. at one point should also mention sears is up today, but this is a sign jcpenney is heading down the same very bumpy sad road, or is this a turnaround plan reselling them to their former glory? joining us now, the ceo and chief equity analyst with the camera who ran around and now he's running around seasoned jcpenney. we say we are fair and balanced here. what did you discover, you now take your fame, how do you do it? >> the thing is we went into jcpenney, racing pictures

a lot of sherman a lot of seahawks, 49ers, and the guys playing in this one the nc championship game.what you want with the beats by dre. don't forget about dre. back after this. ♪ >>> could you tell that was an ad? it was seamless. it is a sheer marketing genius. what does that brand placement cost? here to sort it out is sports attorney steve and -- chris malone. how we relate to people, productings, and companies. we appreciate you being here. thank you very much. first, gentlemen, what do you think of the blurred line. good or bad thing? >> well, -- >> i love it. >> very savvy. >> very savvy integration between product placement, advertising, publicity, and frankly, done in a way that skirts what the nfl would be looking -- for in term of sponsorship. >> 100% awesome. very creative. i think it's a creative way to have a lot of people see your product and when you have two of the endorsers of the nfl pitching your product now it's going bring in dollars. that's what it's all about. >> chris, a lot of times networks have to follow all kinds of rules. they're not allowed to take a ch

. >> at nc state, the president played the slow uptake as a sign of careful consideration. >> so todayafter almost a year of competition, i'm pleased to announce america's newest high-tech manufacturing hub, which is going to be focused on the next generation of power electronics. is going to be based right here in raleigh, in north carolina. that's good news. >> good news the state democratic senator kay hagan did not want to share. she's locked in a tough re-election battle in a swing state the president carried in 2008 and lost in 2012, so she skipped the event, citing senate work in washington. >> your senator kay hagan couldn't be here, but i wanted to thank her publicly for the great work she's doing. >> the president' fellow democrats are cool to the idea of him using the state of the union to push a specific trade agreement that could increase u.s. exports. republicans say the deal could actually create some jobs. >> these are just a few of the many areas where we could work together to get things done for the american people. >> the president insisted today he's ready to work

the fact is, we hear about overregulation, but very few nc inspectors come to these types of facilitiesd more enforcement and resources in this area. it's so important to protect our environment and health. >> absolutely. we have to leave it there. thank you to both of you for the work you're doing on this issue. >>> up next, our disrupter of the week. someone unafraid to speak truth to power and dig deeper for real answer, and he ain't done yet. [ female announcer ] it figures. on your busiest day, you see the gray. try root touch up by nice 'n easy. just brush our permanent color matching creme right where you need it. then rinse. in 10 minutes, zap those grays and get on with your day. nice 'n easy root touch up. in 10 minutes, zap those grays and get on with your day. ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie prog

we want to build on the kind of work that's being done in places like nc state to develop technologyhat leads to new jobs and entire new industries. so a little over a year ago, we launched america's first manufacturing innovation institute in youngstown, ohio. and what it was is a partnership. it includes companies and colleges. they came up with a joint plan. they were focusing on developing 3-d printing technology, and training workers with the skills required to master that technology. now, that was a great start. we got one going, and some of the folks from youngstown are here today and we congratulate them on the work they're doing. in germany, they've already got about 60 of these manufacturing innovation hubs. so we've got some catching up to do. i don't want the next big job-creating discovery, the research and technology, to be in germany or china or japan. i want it to be right here in the united states of america. i want it to be right here in north carolina. so what i said was, in my state of the union address last year, i said to congress, let's set up a network of at l

the nc s p says they will not take a position on the cause of this gross debt.of the crow has filed a claim against the city and county of san francisco >> catherine: big changes are coming to north bay. for the first time in nearly 30 years -- commuters will have to pay to park at the larkspur ferry parking lot. kron four's terisa estacio reports. >> reporter:starting next week. on monday feb 3, you will have to pay 2 dollars a day to park here at the larkspur ferry. or 20 dollars a month. >> reporter:this is to help offset a deficit the golden gate transit authority is facing. riders using the sausalito ferry already pay to park. >> reporter:i spoke with riders about change. >> reporter:again starting monday. you have to pay to park here at the larkspur ferry. we put up a link on our website for more details on how to sign up for the monthly pass. >> is there a helps them i guess that is okay. >> i am not happy about it. >> i do not know. i think there would could be easier way to do it. >> about time we caught up. >> reporter:if you have any thoughts on this

now just two days away from the nc wild-card matchup.filled sets ride in the middle of the neighborhood here in green bay. one of the most popular touring as in all of the bay area sports. the wind chill and temperatures are expected to be well below zero. they say this is tough even for them. >>: we're just focused on try to make things happen. >>: i'm sure both teams will be ready. the 49ers the green bay here last season but the temperatures were much warmer earlier in the air. they're expected her later tonight and are staying home and act as a wisconsin about 30 mi. southwest of here and we will be there of course for the team's arrival. and green bay mike pelton kron4 knows. >>anny: stay with kron4 as we continue coverage. kron4's mike pelton will be in green bay to cover that came of course and we will be getting updates from him all morning and throughout this weekend. he's a hard- working man the next few days. >>mark: as california's high-speed rail project is moving forward despite a few bumps in the road. the california high

ig -- in gseke nc ngic investment. relative to how much these have gone up, the s&p looks flat. is absurd. if you have people that are not taking mortgages, as we have learned from the banks, how can you possibly have volume coming from the mortgage insurers? that is the group that is vulnerable. >> good stuff. thank you. coming up, seaworld turns 50 this year. we will talk to the ceo after the break. lots of controversy these days. ♪ >> today, seaworld is celebrating 50 years in business. executives just saw them ringing the closing bell on the floor at the new york stock exchange. the company had originally planned a party tonight featuring the traveling penguins but had to cancel after some elephant -- animal rights groups had threatened to protest. this is the latest challenge since the movie "blackfish" questioned the treatment of the animals cap that the theme parks. we are joined by ceo jim atkinson from the floor of the new york stock exchange. thanks for joining us. kind of a bittersweet day. adding it all up, how do you deal with this? >> we are delighted to be here, r

it reminds me that we need to tell people more of what the nc does.continues the infrastructure all of our candidates need to be successful. attack what? a permanent field operation that we are paying for? a multimillion dollar technology upgrade that our friends are going to use? engagement with the hispanic, african-american, asian american faith leaders, and use? a ground game that will help rick scott and other opportunities across the country? digital directors working with state erectors and volunteers in the field. a tech office right in civic and valley, to recruit the best talent. hundreds of staffers and thousands of precinct captains, and team members getting to know voters neighborhood by neighborhood. everything we are doing is about one thing -- getting more republicans elected at every level of government. and all of it is essential for winning and helping this country. and anyone who opposes that is not looking out for the good of our party or our country. and we are doing something nprecedented here. when, in the history of our party,

at the nc title game he took the rare step of personally raising the team's 12-man flag. chances. what do you worry about at the super bowl? >> at the super bowl? look. in the super bowl, the broncos are a great team. they've got a hall of fame quarterback that's had an amazing year and he on the field in effect operates as a coach, and he's seeing what the defense is doing. he's, in effect calling all the plays. he's a uniquely talented vanilla. so the question is all of that offensive skill, you know versus our top rated defense. so that's going to be a very very interesting thing to watch. and then i think our offense has a chance to prove that they can do more than people thunk they can. >> what is it you like about the team? >> well, i guess there's a number of things. you know we're a very young team. a lot of it's about speed and grittiness and determination. and pete kind of uniquely gives the players the ability to express themselves the way they are. >> what does the velocity make that puts them in the super bowl? >> i think you know both of them are out of the

[applause]nc the insurance com commissioner. [applause] chairman of th board representing distric four, honorabljeromehorton [applause] also from the boar o equalizations districtone, honorablbettyee. and from distric2, honorable george runner. [applause] we'rjoinedby members oth we are joined by members of the california state supreme court. first the chief justice of california. [applause] associate justice. [applause] associate justice. [applause] associate justice. [applause] we welcome all the other elected officials that are present today and we are so happy to have with us representatives from the consummate diplomatic corps who are seated in the gallery. [applause] i believe that one of the effects of serving in the legislature is an increase in our appreciation for history and traditions of the capital and before we go on i would like to make a note of history that's being made today in our chambers. as you know having the governor come and speak to a joint convention of legislature is not an everyday occurrence. last y

it's one thing to look at the thermometer nc 4 degrees. it's another thing entirely to stand out and be in it. >> we hear there about 7500 tickets pops short of a sellout. >> is they're talking a lot about that on my drive here this morning. >> if they aren't sold out of course they have the potential of having this black out here in wisconsin. one way or another fans will buy those tickets. without the nfl offering extensions for other games. we will have to see. but wouldn't that be something. the their own home game and not shown on local tv >>darya: thanks mike. we will check back with him throughout the week other stores we are falling on this thursday morning. and east oakland boy who was shot on new year's eve is dead. police said the boy is under 15 years old and was shot near walnut street around 930 new year's eve. the boy was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead yesterday morning. the shooting happened to minutes after a woman was shot and killed in oakland san antonio neighborhood. the driver of the sec that hits and

if you fill out a flawless nc basketball march madness bracket, you get the billion bucks.9.2 quintrillion. the odds of guessing a super bowl winner is a little better, one out of two. they are playing february 2nd in rutherford, new jersey. you may be careful about what team you root for. it may affect your retirement portfolio. you heard me. your retirement. alison kosik is with me from the new york stock exchange. money, football, i don't get it. >> there is this long-standing tradition of sorts on wall street. it's called the super bowl indicator. ever hear of it? it's all about which team wins. so basically, here's how it goes. the dow will post an annual gain in the nfc team wins this year it's the seattle seahawks. you may want to root for them. wall street loves stuff like this. there's a lot of predictors that wall street goes about. there's the january barometer that says the first month of the year will predict what house stocks do for the year. on and on and on. so bottom line here, believe in this stuff, go for the seattle seahawks, brooke. >> i can hear bronco

. >> how reminiscent was it of the play of lorenzo charles for nc state. remember that? >> yeah. still have nightmares. >> he just started twitching. it was odd. >> also makes us old. another reason to be uncomfortable. >>> coming up next on "new day," how could two pilots mistakenly land a southwest airlines jet at the wrong airport? did a third person in the cockpit distract the pilot. >>> coming under fire after a high profile recall. the troubles as tesla, one of the leaders of our times. when i first started shopping for a hybrid... i didn't even look at anything else. i just assumed you went and bought a prius. so this time around we were able to do some research and we ended up getting a ford... which we love. it's been a wonderful switch. it has everything that you could want ir. it's the most fun to drive... because it's the most hi tech inside... i think this c-max can run circles around the prius... the biggest difference would definitely be the acceleration of the car... if you can get someone to test-drive a c-max... they would end up buying this more times than not.

they say those two sports make the best case that you are employees of the nc ax a. >> during the state of the union address, the president called out congress for their bitter divide, saying he'll use executive powers to get things done if they don't start getting together. >> this town has been consumed by the proper size of the federal government. it's an important debate, one that dates back to our rear founding. when that debate prevents us from carrying out even the most basic functions of our democracy, when our differences shut down government or threaten the full faith and credit of the united states, then we are not doing right by the american people. >> new york congressman charlie wrangle joins us from capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning. >> president last night saying he will go it alone if need be. is that a good strategy? >> not as a legislator, but it could be the only strategy, because the president that an obligation to do all that he can to protect the united states economically and defensively. he may not have impressed a lot of republicans but i certainly ho

john in nc says it is an and a very increasing socialist -- an ever increasing socialist society. monty says the nsa should target those with security clearances. joe says i do not want to talk about the nsa anymore until they come clean. and this is from murray -- marie all talk and no action. stop spying. harper's column -- her whole du jour, this is a gallup 72% released yesterday read of americans are satisfied with the nation's military strength and preparedness. republicans and 85% of democrats agree. are satisfiedns with the state of race relations. 40% are satisfied with the role that the u.s. plays in world affairs. 38% are satisfied with the availability of affordable health care. 31% of republicans, 56% of democrats. satisfied with the amount that americans pay in federal taxes. 28% overall are satisfied with the nation's economy. jennifer is calling from the suburbs in silver spring, maryland. caller: hi. how are you? the nsa isis that necessary. it is vital for the safety of the nation. we have not and do a word such wonderful safety because we have not been protectin