larry, nice name. that is a memorable name for a marketer.reat to see both of you guys. >> it's always great to be here. >> yeah. >> what i was thinking as i was watching this, a bunch of things about why they're successful. one of them was something that was told to me this weekend. tell, don't sell. they walk the walk. they've got the expert to talk to the customers. the customer who was an expert. >> always about being the brand that you are. being the promise that you want to deliver. that's what brand is all about. that and something you put on a cow or a horse. does fear work? absolutely. but every emotion works. it's just do you want your brand associated with that? certainly, there are companies, remember the y 2k scare when we got prepared and used that and nothing happened. the key thing for you, do you want fear associated with your brand, is it part of your message? does it relate back to what you do? >> lister mint is a great -- listerine. you can tell what brandy use. they use fear of cavities and halitosis and make sure you hav

that's why. [ laughter ] this is nice. no name calling. no left versus right ideological (bleep). it's just the pleasure of watching news anchors slowly perish from hypertherm yanch all this snow and still cries over global warming. >> warner: wait, wait, hold on -- >> jon: wait, wait. the weather where you are on a particular day doesn't -- don't do this. >> we're having a hard time understanding how global warming allambists are still trying to push that radical position. >> global warming i think it's going to die this year given the incredible cold weather we've had this weekend. [ laughter ] >> jon: right now there are parts of my body that are getting angry that i didn't even know could get angry and -- they are getting so angry right now that it's --s that you -- i'm not going to tell you which part it is. it's my balls. [laughter] right now i have angry balls. [laughter] i think i just invented a new videogame. [ laughter ] are you kids playing angry balls? hey, you kids, stop playing angry balls. [laughter] just when you think it's over they pull you back in. ♪ there you

one ended up going to a woman who told johnny she had just $16 to her name. >> nice story. >> what ar for viral ads smchl funny, others very moving. others were controversial. >> everyone loves it when a collides dale reunits with its owner. to when ron burgundy gets giddy over a glove box. or jeff gordon for pepsi max.. john clawed van dam, solvo truck. but in a 2013 kind of lacking water cooler worthy commercials what made for a delightful for sdaft yefrus ad depended on point of view. >> what aids maid ads were buzz worthy were using viral pranks to get people to share people. >> billy, you can ship your pants, too. >> it's very convenient. >> funny or vulgar is this hump day spot. looking more business like. might help, too. ads like this one, a two minute super bowl spot for fr rand trucks best of the year ads may be rare, but the flourish to any medium. >> someone so-to-see, breck. >> chris connellie. >> if data breech isn't a problem, now a new issue. >> yes. >> so today we're learning there is a problem involving gift cards from target seems some were not properly activated a

it's about to give investors a nice surprise, the name next. [ cellphones beeping ] ♪ [ cellphone rings[ male announcer ] over 12,000 financial advisors. good, good. good over $700 billion dollars in assets under care. let me just put this away. [ male announcer ] how did edward jones get so big? could you teach kids that trick? [ male announcer ] by not acting that way. ok, st quarter... [ male announcer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ makes sense of investing. progress-oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your progress-oh! story on progresso.com. visit truecar.comoney,com,t and never overpay.yer's remorse. a good deal or not. "okay, this is the price,"sman comes and you're like.ells you, . >> predictions, john, take it away. . >> harley-davidson, how cool is that guy? >> it's going down. >> end your prediction, gary b. >> i think best buy showed that bricks and mortar stores are becoming relic. ups takes advantage of online triples in the next years. >>

quite nice there's a person named scott thompson who read and learn to tell the world and uses that knowledge to edit what comes across his desk. they arrived in new delhi india just hours ago the park held a bilateral summit with a new prime minister. and as if it is excellent. its capital delhi on wednesday start a trip like it but we express its president rex visit to india a sampling of the map or repurposed for easy entry to its effects priest looking for the biggest your level talks on her part. the text as this is only a few countries to create synergy intersect. reacting to get and . street lights each day what is it what it was there he's selling. it is. did. a dream. he took it. ga not react at swiss business and expects to get the spanking checkers which respects the early onset date. that would cover it. residents living in switzerland and facades were considerable it's the guy to get back to it. culture and technology he's there. i am. every evening watching special live coverage of president and his opening speech at the world economic forum currently underway in davos switzerla

name? >> laney? >> nicecame friends with taryn stout-barstow, who took it upon herself to show markert the ropes. >> i'm taking applications for a best friend, okay? >> but just a few bunks down, summer payne seemed annoyed by the budding friendship and still does. >> she had to feel stupid, though. she had to feel stupid. you talking about, oh, yeah, best friend applications are being accepted. i know that girl so glad she got bailed up out of this [ bleep ]. >> what's going on with you guys? >> well, what? >> what's going on with you? >> with who? >> we are not going to have a fight. >> you two. >> we have no issues. i'm just in here living with her at the moment. yeah, there was a discrepancy, because i guess she felt like i was calling her out, because she was being untrue to the new booked that we had in here. they had this young lady helping fix her bed and showing her the ropes, and said she was going to give her the best friend application and it was accepted, and if she was her best friend, she woul

keep in mind if the stock doesn't go out of business it's a nice brand name. e could actually be something here. i hear john laughing but there's a chance you could be pushing down here and if the double bottom holds, you could see a nice rally back into $8 or $9. >> we'll see. more rainbows and unicorns. thank you very much, gentlemen. >> check us out on yahoo! finance. couple cool segments today. >>> still ahead, a major winter storm taking aim at the south. who is in this icy path and how it could take aim at you. coming up. >>> there's one city in america where your kids are most likely to be wealthy than you are. you know what it is. the answer actually might surprise you. it's coming up. >>> first, speaking of coming up, kelly evans, what's coming up on "the closing bell" today? >> we have got the dow on track here to snap a five day losing streak. the question is whether that means a selloff is over or whether you should still be cautious. we'll take a look at that. >>> also, will another weak batch of economic data force the fed to abandon tapering? is

name though. she asked hill the naughty nice. more than eighty thousand people visited the palace during the day for five greetings. a japanese ship builders are going the way of people who make cars and airplanes they're making ships that are more fuel efficient the international maritime urbanization will require vessels to emit less carbon dioxide starting in two thousand and fifteen the ship builders hope to profit from an expected growth in demand for energy efficient vessels. engineers with mitsubishi heavy industries have made some innovations on tankers used to transport liquefied natural gas. the fitted knits for tanks with a cover to reduce wind resistance. they say that improve fuel efficiency. and that improved fuel efficiency rather like twenty five percent engineers that meets the engineering and shipbuilding are turning to the wind in their efforts to save fuel. they're developing metal sales so they can use wind power helped propel large ships. i was in. it's very important for us to survive in the global market b

nice. there is a person named the world and ust knowledge to edit what comes across his desk. they arrived in new delhi india just hours ago the park held a bilateral summit with a new prime minister. and as if it is excellent. its capital delhi on wednesday started liking but the president president next visit to india a sampling of the map or repurposed for easy entry to the cheap ex priest looking for the biggest your level talks on your part. that's the business only. you can't reach great synergy intersect reacting to get comprehensive economic partnership. street lights each day. what is it what it was there. he's selling. it is. a dream. he took it three experts business and expects to get the spanking checkers which respects the early onset date. that would cover it. residents living in switzerland and emphasize the word severe blow. expect the guy to get back to it. culture and technology he's there. i know the us. every evening watching special live coverage of president and his opening speech at the world economic forum currently underway in davos switzerland or is

people call it d mi who needs people to bow tie i see a yet to tee up call this instrument was nice to see these names are very similar. as for our cause and will drop to obedience school this instrument will be to keep these people. romans eight the museum of musical instruments named after the club steeped in me keeps about fifty kinds of instruments both turkey in other ones as well the exposition of the museum includes musical instruments of the wheat beers whose backs cut out the loft indians pakistanis koreans and other nations many of the stringed instruments resemble each other with their exterior shape both been great. for instance gt p and which previously had seven strings as the korean equivalent means i can't seem to like it cuts out she teach him this instrument is twelve string. it's usually made of special threat to other people have musical instrument similar to some of our instruments like the deal she alone and don't cause for instance indians have to fill their pockets tiny instruments name the law till all which are very similar to cause the equivalent instruments german people ha

again i think it's nice to me reveal names and teaching judge and not feeding him happy and feeling good about yourself is much better like the smoking to train people events and to go for it to her. dedicated to trying to dive into the depression screen of feeding good for trying to find that way nothing grows until i sat in our cycling project identifying the crack to the venue at the smoking thing you're trying to do it against a background as me d which is constantly telling him present a ticket that they have to look at the house to be an idiot and as thin as possible and because you know that i am just giddy as possible as one of the main reasons that so many of them continue to spokane is because they think they get tight stop them substitute if that's the cheese was fitted up some ways. i couldn't physically do his hair was in part to the ut fun to drink what you present your body. i think i love the comfort inn for things like stress and we get the lead in the best things to heart disease. it is a huge discount from the rest of the party was full stops the nation allows were use

come before that commission for approval and acceptance and thank you have a nice day and merry christmas >> (calling names) i'd appreciate it if you'd line up and not waste time and after carol linda toby. >> good afternoon park commissioners. i'm an instructor at the department of technology at the city college. i teach technology and environmental montana course. you are coordinate interims in the tech programs and teach interim support. thank you for allowing me to speak. today, i want to tell you what the ecosystem maples to me as an instructor involved in the workforce development working to provide the skills for 340ir7b9 students in the san francisco bay area. i will tell you how the eco center allows for visitationtion for the green center and monitoring of the wait and a place for oral communication. first of all, the park serves as a first and a wonderful facility. i think you guys know about the water system the need of landscaping that's all volunteer and the solar packages that have energy from solar powered batteries. but the wastewater system is important. in my microbiology class we're int

name new living with them. i do the tree. ace dead he stops. nice day. thousands of civilians and forced a careful to do just as you walk. i am. in two months ago the no productivity the devil to get into a new design. tsk tsk tsk. lou dvds ulu long ruling will iraqi forces strike at al qaeda the distance in the city of ramadi while deploying their tanks ready to fight for fallujah. colder than mas temperature records tumble as the big freeze tightens its grip on the united states. princess christina of studying charged with tax evasion and money

name? >> pinky. >> it has a nice little vibe. it should be pinky. seth currie joins elite nba company.ally, the sharks go for five straight against the jets. the minute is next. ,,,,,, winnepeg hasn't lost a game until their new coach paul maurice.. wayne start joe pave >>> jets touch down in san jose. joe has 11 goals since the month began. the hot streak continues tonight. scoreless mid way through the third period. knocked it into rebound. sharks win 1-0. alex gets the shutout. steve, the new coach of the ucla bruins. how about that? facing sanford. zach beats tony parker who was from atlanta, not france. bruins win 91-74. arizona wildcats, ever going to lose a game? hosting colorado. aaron gordon forces the steal. number one arizona is 19-0. tiger woods making his 2014 debut at the place he won most. playing the south, it's the heart of the two. shot an even par 72. he is 8 strokes behind the leader. and currie was voted to be a starter next month all-star game. he will be the first warrior to start in the all-star game since freewell in 1995. so, that is where it finally ends. get

i agree with you yes, the big names are nice, but the excitement of the olympics seeing those young starsrise up. have safe travels. you'll be gone about three weeks. we'll be thinking about you and looking for your report at usa today, christine brennan. >> we want to talk to you when you come back, too. >>> just ahead tonight at 6:00 do you have a hard time hearing announcements made over the metro speakers? wait until you see the responses our russ ptacek got from metro and riders when he posed that question on twitter. >> thousands of football fans converge on super bowl boulevard in times square for the ultimate pregame party. i'm marley hall in new york with

former governor mike huckabee wants to hear less of rino, which stands for republican in name only. nicetlebutt you might decide to run for president. >> that's a long way away to get that decision made. i appreciate the candor. who does not love barbara bush. let me say i love jeb bush. i think if he did run he would be an incredibly formidable opponent. if he does, i think his mother would support him with all the hugs and kisses she could. here is the irony, jeb bush would be a great candidate. should he be a candidate because his last name is bush? no. by the same token, i wouldn't want us to lose a great candidate because he's jeb bush. >> what she said about political dynasties. many would argue america started out trying to get away from political dynasties. >> totally agree. i think that's the point you have to agree with her on. back to my point, if jeb decided to run, it's a burden he would have to take, the fact his father and brother had been president. i don't think people should vote for him because of that. i don't think people should say we won't vote for him. i think he

nice. is this your name? >> yeah. >> milan. >> milan. thanks, milan.ight, take care. >> jimmy: all right. we have something very interesting coming up. we have guillermo who took the lie detector, a real one. i have a lot of questions for him. and plus, mark wahlberg, bruce dern, and music from poliÇa. so come on back. so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico app. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain... ♪ ready or not. [ female announcer ] ...so you can be up there. here i come! [ female announcer ] ...down there, around there... and under there for him. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. t

cheryl: new highs on the screen, alcoa and morgan temecula packard, a nice little mosaic of names which brings me -- we do have some choppiness. an understatement when we stretch it out to 12 trading sessions. i look at that and say this is what we get after having a moonshot last year for the markets. >> we have and you will see some trepidation about continued to buy these stocks but the important thing to look at, the previous guest theed out the earnings, how is this affecting the economy? is the economy doing better? that is the big story. economy will tell us how the stocks will do. liz: i want your assessment. is it doing better? >> my assessment is it is doing better and getting not just marginally better in my view but considerably better. the first start and it is early on someone to see what happens over a couple months adding to will continue. liz: we have all been through the green shoots a couple years ago. that retrenched. i agree with you i think we are seeing a moment by moment looks like we better, as we look at what is going on in the energy complex, that is something

[cheers and applause] my name is jon stewart. we have a nice program for you tonight. [cheers and applause] very kind of you. our guest tonight from the new movie "philomena" steve coogan. the great steve coogan is in our studio tonight. we'll be talking to him. but -- [cheers and applause] -- top story tonight, i'm about to roll a clip. chances are when you hear this clip, when you see this clip, you will applaud. two reasons: one, it will be a feeble attempt to keep yourselves warm which let's face facts not going to happen. seriously even inside here i see the audience looking around to see which one of them to eat first. [laughter] and two, you will applaud because you people are moral degenerates. root clip. >> in colorado today, the start a brand new industry as that state became the first in the country to make it legal for most people to buy marijuana. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> jon: i'm saying something right here, right now: i know my audience. [laughter] recreational pot is now legal in colorado which will, according to lester holt, creat

[cheers and applause] my name is jon stewart. we have a nice program for you tonight. [cheers and applause] very kind of you. our guest tonight from the new movie "philomena" steve coogan. the great steve coogan is in our studio tonight. we'll be talking to him. but -- [cheers and applause] our top story tonight, i'm about to roll a clip. chances are when you hear this clip, when you see this clip, you will applaud. two reasons: one, it will be a feeble attempt to keep yourselves warm which, let's face facts, not going to happen. seriously, even inside here i see the audience looking around to see which one of them to eat first. [laughter] and two, you will applaud because you people are moral degenerates. roll the clip. >> in colorado today, the start a brand new industry as that state became the first in the country to make it legal for most people to buy marijuana. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause]

name? >> laney. >> nice to meet you. >> you too. >> it's fun. just stay close this way. >> i will.o an acrobat-like thing. just jump up there and then bounce -- >> just like that. >> step one, you're on your bunk. >> want to go see our facilities? hop on down. let me see how you get down. >> honestly, i'd probably grab on to yours and just hop. >> like that? >> okay. come on. i'll show you everything. here's the shower. check it out. be careful, though, okay? i don't know how they got up there, but there's some like some gnats. they're [ bleep ] sick. but i took a shower this morning and there's gnats up there. yuck! this one you can't do your makeup in, because it just doesn't work like that. this one, you can do your makeup. toilet paper wall going on. this is a lot more privacy. go ahead and sit down. hey, we can sit down and talk. if you ever need a bathroom buddy, it's right here. >> how do you feel right now? >> i feel a little better. i mean, it sucks that i am here, but i feel better about, like, being here. i'm not as scared anymore. so that's good. there's nice people. >>

nice face off with opposition activists the name climate news he told police stations. he has been paid to click on the country's general election. elsewhere a contest to spiteri a complete looking streets. confronting authorities still used in the states. since then several teams and schools more read it. mace was support his on field position we'll see in the news lately that there was my chief role to the polling stations and the many people were killed to me this is not an acceptable election and the sun these points but finance forced many polling stations to kearns they seem resigned to spend it. we didn't take places too the opposition nationalist cause he called the election qantas boss in the absence of the new total to nine patients with the cd rates it is the absolute is on death without the blood. it's the opposite of the political pot. so the big top is totally not acceptable in terms of service because he dismissed the patience to work. prime minister should casino has refused amounts to step down. the boycott has led to believe that won the heat on the ne

names on them. >> this was not just made for us. you'll sell an andrew can somewhere. >> andrew is a nice, popular name. >> this is a sticker.t the moment made in davos from a specialty machine. we had this program running across britain, running across southern europe this year. we had it in china and asia. we'll have it in multiple more countries. consumers love customization. >> all across -- >> this can will be a popular can. you may have to pay a licensing fee for this one. >> that's not a commercial can right now. >> mine says joe. >> muhtar, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> still to come, private equity player steve schwarzman. he'll join us. >>> and tomorrow on "squawk box," goldman sachs's ceo lloyd blankfoin and the ceo of google, mr. schmidt. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. let's get you up to date an what the futures are telling us. they are suggesting a lower open across the board. making headlines this morning, ebay, carl icahn has revealed a stake in the company and is calling for a spinoff of the paypal unit. that's an idea that ebay immediately rejected. separately, ebay rep

nice journalists. thank you all. [applause] >> hi. my name is chris and i'm peter's editor. [applause] as an editor i go to lunch a lot and ever since peter delivered the book i have been buzzing about "days of fire." "days of fire," yes. this brilliant book. but i leave the flat copy words behind when i tell people it's like watching all seven seasons of west wing. but in bizarro world where everybody is a republican. [laughter] you don't just read "days of fire," you binge read it. so as an editor you also believe in a book like crazy and do everything you can to get it ready to launch. and then you have to let the market and the reviewers have their turn. and in just a few days, that the book has been on sale, we have had some incredible, incredible reviews. i don't know if he is here but david frahm wrote this. peter baker is transported backward in time from some more dispassionate future yet "days of fire" is not a dispassionate book. its mood might rather be described as poignant, sympathetic to its subjects, generous to their accomplishments and extenuating none of t

name off it. it was very nice because technically, legally, as they say i had "abandoned copyright." pyrighted it. it pays by taxes these days, and a song. it is been translated into dozens of other images. >> can you play it? baby out to sing the very last -- maybe i will sing the very last verse. you have to laugh if you don't cry. ♪ where have all the graveyards gone longtime passing where have all the graveyards gone longtime ago where have all the graveyards gone everyoneith flowers learnill we ever when will we ever learn ♪ >> you still have your voice. >> it's in the seller. >> can you talk about getting older? >> it is no fun to lose your memory or your hearing or your eyesight, but from my shoulders on down, i'm in better condition than most men my age will stop i can go skiing with the family. i stick to the intermediate slopes. >> you sit here listening with your sound is very important. it is not as easy for you to hear things so clearly anymore. how has that affected you? >> i'm singing to myself all the time. or just in my brain, not making any sound. admittedly, unless

name. sidney lee twelfth mann. your thoughts? >> have a niceaughter ] >> never tell anyone your middle name. >> not going to be fun. >>> play of the day we go to a soccer match in germany. munich with an impressive bicycle kick. it was a game winner, too. that's your play of the day. we had to go to germany to find the play of the day but there it is. the handbook describes what should be common knowledge g people -- including tips on shaking hands... and how to place a napki >>> raiderette etiquette has been leaked to the los angeles times it describes what should be common knowledge among people including tips on shaking hands and how to place a napkin on your lap. it also says the raiders are the only nfl team without an explicit policy against cheerleaders and players dating. it comes amid a lawsuit from a raiderette who claimed they weren't probably paid. >>> in the trash workers find a treasure! remember gem? the puppy was found on a conveyor belt near death now has a happy ending. that story coming up. >> good morning, everybody. i'm doi

nice. >>> are prospective employ years allowed to ask for your facebook user name and pass word? >>> you're watching first look. ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. hall we do is go out to dinner.? that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no, i've got it. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards 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 progresso light soups. to help me become an olympian, she was pretty much okay with me turning her home into an ice rink. ♪ she'd just reach for the bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller, powerful sheet that acts like a big sh

name? craig: bill. geoff: seems like a nice enough guy. craig: he just gave me this and asked me to put the lotion in the basket. geoff: and did you? [laughter] craig: good night, ♪ [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. female announcer: female announcer: sleep train thanks all those who helped make a difference last year for thousands of california foster kids. - thank you for helping foster kids. - thank you for the school supplies. - thank you for the new shoes. - thank you, secret santa. - and thank you for donating money. female announcer: your generosity proves that while not everyone can be a foster parent, anyone can help a foster child. - thank you. - thank you. - gracias por la ayuda. [baby chuckles] >> this is kpix5 news. >> an attack on the chinese consulate caught on camera.

name? >> ben. >> jimmy: ben. very good. niceben. >> i'm eric from miami. >> jimmy: eric from miami, florida. absolutely. very good. welcome to the show. thank you for being here, guys. [ applause ] all right. now listen up here's how the game works. to your right you see the sharp 108 the dreaded dart board of insanity. >> oh, hell no! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, one at a time you'll each take this official buzz bee ultimate rapid blast air blaster and shoot a rubber dart at the board. the board will quickly flash between various stunts you may be subjected to each of which carries a specific point value. for instance, we have veggie wedgie for three points, peanut butter pickle face for six points or the dreaded zz topless for 12 points, that's where we rip off your shirt, lock you inside a isolation chamber and force you to listen to the song "legs" for three straight days. [ laughter ] whatever your dart lands on that's what you'll have to do. whoever has the most points at the end of the round one wins the game and a check f

nice man. i remember i was nervous to interview him the first time, which was years ago. and he's so normal. >> and real, yeah. >> i never met a person named meatloaf and thought he's got to be weird. he's not. he's such a nice guy. >> our friend matthew hussey and e. jean carroll. not a crazier duo. >> it is fireworks all the time. a little happy birthday to cinnamon lee, remember the puppy that when you got blake -- >> yes. >> here is cinnamon lee turning 1 year old yesterday. >> oh, my gosh. you remember how little cinnamon lee was back in the day? that's him now? >> yes. >> look how darling he is. >> so cute. i remember when you held him in your hand -- >> and gave him to my friend collin, yeah. that was cute. >> the cutest little dog. >> and now this is going to upset hoda very much. there has been a backlash. people are taking umbrage now to the bare bikini line. bad news because landing strips is seen their day apparently and is seems like the brazilian is taking the back seat to the fuller look or some of it just call it tending your garden. >> you know what, it is because the show "girls," which is a trend setter for everything. o

overall, some pretty decent names and a nice mix in terms of bright spots. >> we should remind viewersall five showed down today. but for the year -- >> for the year-to-date so far, they are up. >> you used the term bucking. does that mean you are predicting a broncos super bowl win? >> as a niners fan, i want some kind of retribution. therefore, i will be donning orange on sunday. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get back to the market all-stars, get their best trades. reggi reggie, i will begin with you because you're on my team and your pick was google, which looked genius. the stock's doing great. they're splitting the stock. you still love google or do you have a better trade? >> i still love google. love is not the word for it. i'm bullish on google from a fundamental perspective. their core business is still growing like gangbusters. margins are compression which is natural as it matures. revenues are spreading. they are grown 22%, some percent for the years. they agreed to expand their definition of advertising with products such as google glass which you discussed last time i

name was baby. he was sweet. >> brief conversations. seemed nice. surprising. this is a quiet neighborhood. >> it is unclear how the boy got uh hold of the gun and exactly who owns it. neighbors say the father, the mother and the grandmother are all nurses and the boy goes to a private catholic school. police are not saying if the parents were home at the time this happened, but we hope to gather more information as this investigation continues. alan wang, reporting in the town of oakley, abc7 news. >> alan, thanks very much. >>> abc news is learning more about the officer involved in the shooting death of a bart sergeant named tom smith. smith was hit by a single shot of a bart officer's gun while they were searching for stolen officers. the officer who fired the facial shot was michael mays. he previously worked for the moraga police department. former police chief hired mays and they say he is a dedicated officer. >> i believe he and tom worked together for several years up until the time i retired and continued working together. he had a strong integrity an

denise is on and on the today as i was so nice and as a tourist paradise. we may see the name to many in that they stop to wax lyrical about the amazing sunsets and wonderful beaches. once the proud kingdom. the spots on his tourism hotspots with concrete island is a waste and water management the sec's up on to become rich in and out the onions green school. if you two packets of instant national private school. all about sustainable living. lou them right. am i. tony jr students to save the planet. or at least one part of it despondent. but the guy june is learning about environmental preservation and sustainability. on the agenda today. all frogs survive in ponds. mrs green's school on the indonesian island of bali. the bamboo paradise is located around a quarter of an hour south of the small city of pullman there is no central school building. instead individual classrooms and spread across an apec to campus. some of the lessons for instance in green studies take place outdoors the building drawing like that. what he does think that we did just throw the producer to do but

. >> nice to see you, too. >> my name is nicholas brody and i'm sergeant in the united states marine corps. i have a wife and two kids who i love. by the time you watch this you'll have read a lot of things about me, about what i've done. >> rose: damian lewis is here. he stars in "homeland" his khark sister nicholas brody, an american marine taken prisoner of war and turned into a terrorist. johnny davis writes in "esquire" magazine: >> i was brainwashed. people will say that i was turned into a terrorist. taught to hate my country. i love my country. what i am is a marine like my father before me and his father before him and as a marine i swore an oath to defend the united states of america against enemies both foreign and domestic. my action this day is against such domestic enemies. the vice president and members of his national security team who i know to be liars and war criminals responsible for atrocities they were never held accountable for. this is about justice for 82 children whose deaths were never acknowledged and whose murder is a stain on the soul of this nation. >>

so a stranger, a nice samaritan, his name is peter. i don't have his last name.ok me the rest of the way. we were in the car ten hours. >> so let me get this straight, were you in your car for 12 hours, and then another ten hours in his car? >> no, i was in my car for two hours. my car overheated. he was kind enough to take me the rest of the way. were we driving together. i never met him before in my life. and we, together, made it through really treacherous times. i don't know how we made it there. we made it to a racetrack, a gas station, a police officer took me the rest of the way home. >> and this was particularly scary for you because you have diabetes? >> that's correct. yeah. and, you know, you don't realize how lucky you are until you're in a situation where you're trapped on a highway. and you, you know, nature calls. you know, basically. and you're with a stranger who is so kind. i really lucked out being with somebody who is patient and kind and we kept each other company because we didn't know if we had to abandon our car or not. >> tell me about yo

show your pictures, you can share your or you canjla.com use twitter by using our name, abc 7 news. >> thank you. niceto end on a pretty shot like that. we have other closings to announce. let's take a look at snowshoe, west virginia. they are asking now but people to get advantage of all of the precious know earlier today. we want to know what is -- of the fresh snow earlier today. snow to go.more take a look at our radar, the areas in blue are enhanced. moderate to heavy north and west of town. that is where the heaviest accumulations are. these areas, there might be some more but for the most of the area, not much for the next few hours. the key is the wind is going to get so strong it will be hard to measure how much there is anyway. it will be the very cold there, the strong wind that will develop as everything is coming together. snow, because of all of the energy transferred in. this storm will deepen and as it does, that wind will increase tonight, especially on the water. s, considerable blowing and drifting of snow. that will be an issue. total north and west of the metro area. much less to

but sherry swan that's her name she tweeted me. she says it's nicee roof. i will say. we are getting a lot of clouds, fog, drizzle. amazingly cold all the way. 28 in new orleans. 12 in atlanta and freezing rain right now. snow in the carolinas. myrtle beach 26 degrees with freezing rain. i mean just unprecedented what we are seeing on some of this weather. 54 ukiah. 57 sacramento. snow levels will go way up. we have to wait for the colder air and the jet stream support a slide in here. here's our cloud and rain forecast. that is our system coming in tonight. doesn't look like much does it? there is tomorrow morning and then boom it is out of here. one more system will clip us late thursday. there will be okay snow in the sierra. cloudy, mild. drizzle out there. lots of report of drizzle. fog. so light rain probably to the north. kind of a steady rain. 60s on the temps. we are sitting at 58-59-60. winter tomorrow warning starts for the sierra tonight until 10:00 p.m. goes through 4:00 a.m.. snow level way up there but it will jump down by friday. toda

name was baby. he was sweet. >> brief conversations. seemed nice. surprising. this is a quiet neighborhood. >> it is unclear how the boy got uh hold of the gun and exactly who owns it. neighbors say the father, the mother and the grandmother are all nurses and the boy goes to a private catholic school. police are not saying if the parents were home at the time this happened, but we hope to gather more information as this investigation continues. alan wang, reporting in the town of oakley, abc7 news. >> alan, thanks very much. >>> abc news is learning more about the officer involved in the shooting death of a bart sergeant named tom smith. smith was hit by a single shot of a bart officer's gun while they were searching for stolen officers. the officer who fired the facial shot was michael mays. he previously worked for the moraga police department. former police chief hired mays and they say he is a dedicated officer. >> i believe he and tom worked together for several years up until the time i retired and continued working together. he had a strong integrity an