sorry ok crosstalk go ahead nicholas jump in go ahead no i think we're overestimating the. i mean we're talking as if the italian election was a single issue election about those thirty that's not at all how we felt in italy in italy it was primarily about corruption in italy and corruption in the top in political system and this is what lies behind a success of the five star movement they're basically saying there's also a musical director knows how it's working for you guys and a lot of people. david in london goals because when it was almost a high i agrees that i agrees it's about italian economies and then they are fed up but it isn't the neighbor force there's no i mean the ones are not right over to you but what people have voted this is very clear into a program of five stars they want to chance a god they want to change everybody in rule because those things are not served by those people well maybe they're not david go ahead and get this is a crook is this is a pan-european as i've said before as a pan-european thing as a rule of eight hundred forty eight is sprea

dylan matthews in washington he's a reporter for the washington post also in washington we have nicholas varan he is a visiting fellow at the peterson institute for international economics and in london we crossed to david coburn he is a member of the u.k. independence party all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage a deal and if i go to you first in washington political paralysis in italy what does this do for the ongoing euro crisis i mean is it making it far far worse doesn't make it better the one glimmer of hope for the euro. i suppose that can be taken from this is. the democratic party which is probably the most pro euro party won a majority in the lower house but mario monti the technocrat has been leading there at their probe russell's coalition for a while did not have a very good election to sign it. power brokers are all very anti euro and so it seems likely that the democrats will either have to make a deal with that big rio or some of the other anti euro forces in the senate or else we're going to be see

sorry ok crosstalk go ahead nicholas jump in go ahead now i think we're overestimating the it's so huge i mean we're talking as if the italian election was a single issue election about those thirty that's not at all how we felt in italy in italy it was primarily about corruption in italy and corruption in that italian pretty good system and this is what lies behind the success of the five star movement they're basically saying there's also a rap so know how it's working for you guys and people. david in london goals because what it was almost you know i agree that i agree that the bad italian economy is and then they are fed up but it isn't the neighbor force there's no i mean to ones are not right or between you but what people have voted this is very clear in the program of five stars they want to change so god they want to change everybody in rule because those things are not served by those people well maybe they're not david go ahead and get this is a crook is this is a pan-european as i've said before as a pan-european thing. of eight hundred forty eight is spreading right across

sorry ok no is crosstalk go ahead nicholas jump in go ahead no i think we're overestimating. it's so yes i mean we're talking as if the italian election was a single issue election about those thirty that's not at all how we felt in italy in italy it was primarily about corruption in italy and corruption is a pretty good system and this is what lies behind a success of the five star movement they're basically saying there's also a corrupt i don't know how it's working for you guys you know people. david in london goals because when it was the most high i agrees that i agrees it's about italian economies and then they are fed up with it isn't the neighbor force there's no life being told well mr narayana between you but what people have voted this is very clear in the program of five stars they want to change their god they want to change everybody in rule because those things are not served by those people well maybe they're not david go ahead and get this is a crook this is a pan-european as i've said before it's a pan-european thing revolutions of eight hundred forty eight

dylan matthews in washington he's a reporter for the washington post also in washington we have nicholas varan he is a visiting fellow at the peterson institute for international economics and in london we crossed to david coburn he is a member of the u.k. independence party all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage a deal and if i go to you first in washington political paralysis in italy what does this do for the ongoing euro crisis i mean is it making it far far worse doesn't make it better the one glimmer of hope for the euro. i suppose that can be taken from this is that the democratic party which is probably the most per year a party won a majority in the lower house but mario monti the technocrat has been leading there at their probe russel's coalition for a while did not have a very good election to sign it. part brokers are all very anti euro and so it seems likely that the democrats will either have to make a deal with big rio or some of the other anti euro forces in the senate or else we're going to be seei

dylan matthews in washington he's a reporter for the washington post also in washington we have nicholas varan he is a visiting fellow at the peterson institute for international economics and in london we crossed to david coburn he is a member of the u.k. independence party all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage a deal and if i go to you first in washington political paralysis in italy what does this do for the ongoing euro crisis i mean is it making it far far worse doesn't make it better but the one glimmer of hope for the euro. i suppose that can be taken from this is. the democratic party which is. the perp most puryear a party or one of majority in the lower house but mario monti the technocrat has been leading their their probe russel's coalition for a while did not have a very good election to sign it. brokers are all very anti euro and so it seems likely that the democrats will either have to make a deal with with that big rio or some of the other anti euro forces in the senate or else we're going to be se

i mean, i tweet, but i don't have, like, a nicholas christakis account.james and i share that account. but my point is that that's a different kind of interpersonal influence than the kind we're speaking about right now. so the kind that i'm interested in is the kind of face-to-face kind of way in which we affect each other. so it's the difference between the effect that, sort of, president obama has on his daughters versus the effect president obama has on all kids in the country, right? so the president can get up and everyone will pay attention to him and he'll make some kind of pronouncement. he might have a weak effect over hundreds of thousands of people, or he could have a very strong, powerful, direct effect over someone he knows personally, face-to-face. and so both are important, but, um... i can actually illustrate this with a little analogy, okay? okay, so people have asked us how it is the case that there is... how there can be a kind of interpersonal influence when it comes to weight gain and obesity, for example, even though the models on t

to fund his lavish lifestyle was on monday ordered to pay a nominal court fee of just one pound nicholas levine forty eight was jailed for thirteen years max after admitting to orchestrating a lucrative ponzi scheme which raked in three hundred sixteen million pounds for him of course he's doing time thirteen years obviously because his ponzi scheme just like bernie made off targeted rich people not the sherlock's schmucks out there well you know i mean he should be walking the boris plug the boris playbook above the mayor's office i mean the the mayor or maybe david cameron or maybe mark carney the incoming but you know governor of the bank of england they should all get up there on the boards playing with this criminal here the guy who stole all this money and they should decide who should walk the plank should it be the politicians that only say one pound fine to this kind of wholesale financial fraud or the politicians themselves and then the people here on the job should get on a barge and vote like one of those shows where you vote on the star who go wins and who loses here there s

of course nicholas will be different iraqis not trying to imitate chavez. he can't be imitated. but the essence of his political ideas and his philosophy are perfectly represented by nicholas. >> one of the biggest and most violent chanty towns, many residents live under a self-imposed curfew. the opposition are likely to make the issue of crime a key part of their campaign. but how can their candidate who lost to mr. chavez in october win? given the wave of grief sweeping venezuela. call everyone for the important struggle. we're facing huge challenges that go beyond our generation. but i think that we have at the same time a wonderful, unique opportunity to have a few transformation. >> the pro-chavez heartlands are still in shock at their leader's death. but their message is clear. to continue his legacy they need to keep the presidential palace in socialist hands. will grant, bbc news. >> when the mount erupted, it killed thousands of people right on the spot. what it didn't do was wipe out the belongings of those residents. in the roman cities of pompey, gold bracelet, clay

thanks very much your time nicholas kozlov joining us live in new york thank you.well we're interested in your view on a wait what awaits the future of venezuela now that chavez has gone and we're looking at all online poll of the moment teet dot com let us know what you think will happen now that we've had the confirmation of chavis is death well we can see on screen now that opinion is pretty divided almost half believe the country will carry on as before led by the vice president around a third we can see that say that the country might fall to the opposition which is backed by the us a little less fear that the country will descend into chaos jus to an imminent power struggle and finally less than ten percent that's eight percent so far think that is when it will become more moderate and a new leadership go to dot com and have you all say it's all web site online all the time well he interviewed hugo chavez before he was diagnosed with cancer and here are some of the highlights of that interview in which as usual he was never afraid to pull any punches. bush in

my mom just saw this nicholas sparks movie. loved it. >> it's about love, right? you're right. you're right. >> nicholas sparks, it has everything -- i mean, this is josh duhamel. julianne hough. >> it's cheesy, romantic. there's a canoe ride, a kiss in the rain. this is predictable, but it's doing great because people love predictability. >> how is julianne hough as an actress? >> i didn't think they had like amazing chemistry. i feel like "the notebook" is the one everyone holds nicholas sparks to. but you know what? it was fun. i'm a new mom. i was happy to get out for two hours. >> and he's easy on the eyes. >> she's a beautiful girl. kind of a date movie. >> did you really think it was good acting? >> yes. >> i'm a comedienne. we're not expected to act. >> i heard that julianne hough, you don't think she's in peril at all. >> from her past, right? that's one of the things -- >> whatever happens, there's a little scary tension near the end. i want to say, don't worry, she's dating ryan seacrest. >> she's going to be all right. >> for rent, "hotel transylvania.

we talked about the 17-year-old skier, nicholas joy. apparently was sking down the mountain. they took separate paths down the mountain. the son never showed up. the father reported him missing e they think the worst happened. the ward enin the state of maine and nicholas joy was found and found alive. this is sugarloaf mountain in the state of maine. his father called police after he failed to show up. what in the world happened here. you go all night, overnight, into the morning hours where has he gone? has he gone off the hill? how do we locate him with no gps or no tracker. the police confirmed and so too fox out of boston this 17-year-old teenager has been found alive. martha: that is great, great news for the family. we reported the story moments ago. fantastic outcome. hopefully we get a chance to see him as he is coming out of there. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get it. bill: we're be in touch with police. as soon as we find out circumstances, good news out of maine. meantime, this is record. the dow jones industrial

other established political parties were so weak, he actually won the election in 1999. >> john: nicholas, what was chavez's appeal to the poor of venezuela over the course of 14 years and why do you think he tried so hard to alienate the upper classes? >> well, i think chavez was very -- was able to identify psychologically with the venezuelan poor. cha ez hails from the west of the country, the plains region. he speaks this colloquial spanish that's very common in that part of the country. very shoot from the hip kind of style which goes over quite well. he was an expert at media. he had his own show where people about would call in called hello president. he was able to identify with many poor venezuelans urban as well as rural. it is very characteristic of popularrism. chavez had his own brand of populism. in populous leadership, you demonize your foreign and domestic enemies in trying to rile up the masses. and i think that rhetoric, that kind of rhetoric is very common with chavez and other in latin america. >> john: many progressives cheered his election because of his commitment t

melissa: you're talking about vie president nicholas ma durd row. >> that is true.elissa: what is sentiment like for him? how do people feel about him. >> not much one way or the other. he is basically been in the background. not in the forefront. he is not considered a good communicator. he is sort of gray in many ways. he's the man that simply is there out of loyalty and that's why he has been put in that position. but you never know. one always gets in politics there are off then surprises. so one can not, venezuela once made the miss tame of sort of sloughing after mr. chavez as a lightweight and lookhere we are now. we have to be very cautious before we discard anybody. melissa: we'll ask you to stick around. we'll continue the discussion and add more people on the other side of the break. so don't go anywhere. coming up on "money", u.s. oil companies have been shut out of venezuela but chavez's death could open up opportunities. which are set to cash in? our top experts are here to weigh in. finally the truth about minimum wage hikes. two executives with compl

nicholas is here as well. roar r rory, from on the ground does it seem there will be a new opening and a change of ways? >> i think chavez's light is a way of putting it. he was accusing enemies of chavez of assassinating him as some form of biolaj call warfare. that's a sign he tends to continue with a high degree of rhetorical heat. i think he's going to win the election. he certainly is the favorite. i think -- but unlike hugo chavez who really used his charisma to glue his movement together, i think nicholas maduro is a different character. he doesn't have that charisma. he's more of a power broker. he'll keep the revolutionary show on the road. >> you think these guys are popular, right? chavez and his movement, his followers? >> yeah. undeniably. i think what i'd like to see though, more from maduro, a more innovative foreign policy. he was the foreign minister. in my personal view, he had a retrograde foreign policy more a lined to bashar al assad and gadhafi. what i'd like to see is much more innovativ

going to survive but britain is an island nation about to sink as they point out in this case with nicholas levine he was running a ponzi scheme a ponzi scheme pays returns to investors from other investors' money or their own until rather than legitimate profits no legitimate profits cut to. the ponzi economy that i said this man is like into the ponzi economy he appeared in my eyes is the economy of the u.k. here is what george osborne in his budget while we were in new york he tried to sneak it in he thought we wouldn't notice this but we're here to cover it budget twenty thirteen george osborne pins hopes on housing boom taxpayers will underwrite the mortgage of hundreds of thousands of home buyers and take stakes in a newly built houses in a fifteen point five billion pound attempt to stimulate the struggling economy george osborne has announced they call this an overtly political move with an eye fixed firmly on twenty fifteen general election so there you have it that's how ponzi schemes operate when that's how bernie made off operated everybody knew he was scamming somebody but he t

i then after sent a notice to nicholas king, asking for the commission to enforce that they take down the sign or paint over it. and then, a few weeks later, it was put on the calendar and you know here we are now. i went by the naan and curry restaurant yesterday. and it appears that they did paint over the 24-hour signs that they had. they had three signs in front of their restaurant. and as far as the calls for service, there has not been any significant calls for service and it seems like they have been pretty much taken care of business and had no problems there. >> thank you. >> sure. >> okay, thank you, so much officer. >> sure. >> public, comment on naan-n-curry? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> direct me, staff, is there some kind of action that we are supposed to take on this? >> you don't necessarily need to take action, i think that we probably schedule it as an action item if you felt the need to. but, as far as what is in front of you now, this, again, the motion and the seconded that was approved, whenever we were here in december would hold and that would b

give us a call, nicholas. we would love to talk to you. so glad he made it out okay.yesterday, a lot of happiness. martha: home and warm with his family. that is good story. bill: the people's house is closed to the people, martha. white house tours are canceled to save money. one republican has a different idea how it do that. martha: and the cardinals of the catholic church preparing to select the next pope you know the latest on the selection for the next pontiff. new information when we come back. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. martha: the future of the country with the largest proven oil reserves in the world is newspaper the air. venezuela president hugo chavez died at the age of 58 after a two-year battle with cancer. that's how we start this brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." good morn

currently the vice president, nicholas madu did ro is in charge.here will be a constitutional requirement for an election within 30 days. as you look again live the chanteding on streets of caracas. higo chavez, a charismatic figure in venezuela and announcement was made by his vice president about his death. >> yesterday, from this roster -- zbluibtd see the controversial meeting with president obama in 2009. let's bring in our panel a little earlier. tucker carlson, kirsten powers and charles krauthammer. okay, charles, your thoughts and reaction and what it means. >> i hated to be ungracious but i will be. he was a thug. he tried to dismantle democracy in his country. almost succeeded and i think his country will be immaterial proved by his passing. the only problem is that the man he appointed as successor, very recently when he went to cuba is himself a hard-core communist and very pro cuba. there are some the chavez's party who are socialists but not hard lined anti-american communists. for one country that will suffer immediately sl s cuba b

currently the vice president, nicholas madu did ro is in charge.ill be a constitutional requirement for an election within 30 days. as you look again live the chanteding on streets of caracas. higo chavez, a charismatic figure in venezuela and announcement was made by his vice president about his death. >> yesterday, from this roster -- zbluibtd see the controversial meeting with president obama in 2009. let's bring in our panel a little earlier. tucker carlson, kirsten powers and charles krauthammer. okay, charles, your thoughts and reaction and what it means. >> i hated to be ungracious but i will be. he was a thug. he tried to dismantle democracy in his country. almost succeeded and i think his country will be immaterial proved by his passing. the only problem is that the man he appointed as successor, very recently when he went to cuba is himself a hard-core communist and very pro cuba. there are some the chavez's party who are socialists but not hard lined anti-american communists. for one country that will suffer immediately sl s cuba because

sugar loaf general manager says nicholas extently wandered off the trail.ozens of people searched for him, including navy seals and border patrol personnel. the guy who found them was not part of the search party. that man is joseph paul, vice-president firefighter -- volunteer firefighter who heard about the missing team and went out on his snowmobile and found him. >> what do you mean you thought, i'll look for the guy and then you found him. that doesn't happen. >> i've been involved in several search and rescues, in my local department, and i just was up here and i knew the area where he was real well, so i thought, well, i got on my snowmobile, i'm going for a ride anyway, see if i can help out. >> shepard: when you found him, what was his situation? >> he was on the snowmobile trail. he waved me down, and i knew it was him right away because not too many people go hiking in ski boots. >> shepard: that's the truth. go on. >> so i stopped and asked him who he was, you know, and how he what doing. and i said you know, there's lot of people looking for yo

meantime, vice president nicholas maduro in place until an election can be called. that's expected within 30 days. chavez said in december if something were to happen, maduro should be the successor. >> and the white house cancelled public tours. after march 9 they said there would be no more white house tours because of staffing reductions due to the sequestration. the tours are usually free. on hearing the news house speaker john boehner invited tourists to see the capital building instead saying tours will continue. >> starting to have an impact already. a professional football team up for sale and it can be yours for less than you think. >> and caught on tape. the construction project gone wrong. >> look at the live shot we have when it starts moving again. all the rain coming down. this is san jose. we'll tell you where. you're not used to seeing the camera angle. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reli

penalty shot and denied by nicholas. he finds zach with wide open 1-0 wild.part of the game couldn't stop him. san jose shut out third time this year, 2-0 the final. >> and cactus league, giants hosting the a's and tim lincecum gets rocked again. didn't fare much better, two-run shot and timmy went three innings with five runs on six hits. 80 pitches. now it's 6-2 a's and solo shot, brandon bell hit the seventh home run but they crushed the giants 12-5. opening a three-game series on thursday. >> and opener for sabercats facing san antonio. garcia including this 40 yarder. 17 seconds left, fourth and goal he throws an incomplete. sabercats win it 47-42. >> coming up at 11:00 complete warrior highlights and cal men on their losses and spring football from berkeley. hope to see you then. >> it is nothing to fancy but

without the oil, none of this would be possible. >> the wonderful cooperative movement that nicholas refers to would be bankrupt without the oil money. none of those comparisons is sustainable. the story here is not about comparatives, the story is about an economy in shambles. during the 14 years of chavez in power venezuela had the lowest growth among the largest economies in latin america despite the fact that oil prices are at an all-time high. despite the fact that he multiplied the national debt by ten. despite the fact that he had all sorts of opportunities to do whatever he wanted. his checks and balances accountability was all limited. he had controls over the oil industry, the central bank, the military, the national assembly, the judiciary. he had a lot of money and a lot of power. what we can see is an economy in shambles that will require very unpopular decisions. >> rory, why is it though that chavez was undeniably popular? >> because he's a political genius. the man was extraordinary. i don't think we'll see his like again. this mystical connection he had with venezuel

until then, former vice president nicholas maduro will serve as leader. he was sworn in yesterday. the opposition criticized the move as unconstitutional. a long-time leader hugo chavez died tuesday. >>> former south african president nelson mandela is in the hospital again. the presidential office released a statement saying the 94-year-old is being treated for an existing condition and stress, that is all part of a routine check up. he was recently treated for a lung infection and gallstones. >>> controversial court verdict surrounding last year's deadly soccer riots in egypt are triggering a new explosion of anger. thousands of people protested in port said after the court confirmed death sentences against 21 defendants. in it cairo, where most of the 21 victims were from, celebrations initially broke out but it quickly turned violate after the court also acquitted seven police officers. >>> two people were killed in clashes with police. 21 u.n. peacekeepers who were detained by syrian rebels have now been released. they were handed over to jordanian authorities at the border to

found safe. 83-year-old nicholas datino was located today after a person called 911 to report a suspicious man. he left his home in danville last night just to run some errands. officer tracked his cell phone signal. his family says they have no idea why he went down there and police say there's no indication he was the victim of a crime. >>> the man accused of stealing an expensive yacht earlier this month is due for a psychological evaluation. the $3.2 million boat ended up on the beach. 63-year-old leslie gardener is facing a variety of charges. two doctors will evaluate gardener to see if he is competent to stand trial. his attorney says he may not be able to assist in his own defense. a competency hearing is set. >>> we're learning more about a man charged in a robbery and shooting. 25-year-old christopher washington and another man shot and wounded two employees of the ashkena dance club. washington is charged with attempted murder, robbery and being a felon in possession of a gun. he could face up to 25 years to life in prison. police are still searching for the second suspect. both

and i have not done this in a while since nicholas has been working with applicants but i am pretty sure that he goes through with a lot of specificity about how likely it is that they will not move through the hearing without having done out reach. we do, or we have given them the url for the neighborhood empowerment, network, website, where they list the community groups to the planning department, where they list the community groups. there is no process like commissioner akers was talking about and commissioner hyde and i know that we have done an inquiry around how to impose into our process something more formal that does not exist now. that it is more like, what? the planning department may do in terms of process. this will add time and money and effort into our practice and that is again, up to you guys, to impose. >> so let me ask you this. >> if someone comes to us, and it is a permitted use, they don't go through a planning process, right? >> if they come to us and it is a conditional use, they have gone through the planning process and they have done the neighborhood out reac

we do hope that he will announce that he will be the candidates of the opposition running against nicholasmindoro. >> does capriles have any possibility of winning? >> it is going to be difficult. even his own people are saying this will be a difficult campaign. there is so much emotion building up right now for hugo chavez and so much passion on his people side. they feel very motivated to vote for nicolas maduro. that will be very hard for capriles to overcome. he does not have a lot of time to try to convince of venezuelans that he is the right person. he has a very condensed time frame. he just lost the election of a 2012 bys. 1.6 million ?ow's he going to make those up it is the challenge he faced. >> we heard some of the voices there on the ground. a very polarized country, is it not? >> it really is. this is one of the most pulverize countries and all of latin america by far. it has been for a while. it is even more so right now. the opposition said that they wanted to go to chavez's funeral but they claimed the chavez people said you are not welcome here. when the state-run televis

with china's president to put it at the top of the agenda, and joining me from washington, and, nicholascurrency issue. our viewers have been watching with, frankly, frustration for years as the chinese have continued to, what many believe is manipulate currency, can jack lew be the treasury secretary to turn the tide? >> well, i think we have to look at the trajectory, which is actually, positive; right? the chinese currency appreciated substantially since 2005, which is when the u.s. government really made an attempt to elevate that issue in terms of the discussions with china, but, overall, does anything jack lew, anything he says really going to change the chinese perspective on management of the currency? no. the currency policy in china is driven by dplessic considerations -- domestic considerations more than internationally. there's a policy because of the inflation concern in china with the strong incentive to allow the currency appreciate. >> nicholas, you talk about the fact they care about their economy, not worried about ours, but, certainly, as a trade partner, the chinese m

ambassador nicholas burns, now a professor at harvard's kennedy school. and flynt leverett, a former national security council director, now a professor at penn state university. welcome back to you both. ambassador burns, what is behind these really mirror, almost identical statements, today from the vice president and the secretary of state coming right on the heels of these talks in kazakhstan that at least ended on a somewhat promising note? >> well, margaret, i think the administration is trying to send a very strong signal to iran that while they're willing to negotiate, there is a limited amount of time to do that. they're trying to create some leverage, some strength on the american side of the negotiating table. i remember when i was a negotiator, it was always helpful to have some strength and leverage against the country on the other side if that was an adversarial relationship -- and this certainly is -- and in this case the administration, like president bush's add mrption, has pursued a very tough sanctions line with the iranians and now you

whether it's nicholas madeiro and nicholas on the other does venezuela move in the general direction spin or does it try to move in a more constructive direction? he wool be watching very carefully. >> shepard: i wonder if there are great opportunities for venezuelans here? they certainly have the natural resources and the location and the rest. they could become something quite special. >> well, yes, shep, you are right. by the same token. chavez, while a massive the people, was an authoritarian leader. aauthoritarians leaf weak institutions behind when they go. i think there is going to be a great deal of political splintering on the opposition side and the government side. i think in the short-term it's going to be a pretty much of a muddle for venezuela before they just decide in what direction they are going to move. >> shepard: p.j. crowley live with us. thanks. >> all right, shepard. >> shepard: jodi air yas accused -- her jury gets to ask her questions. we will get there for that staggering new numbers on just how many men, women, and children have run from their homeland in

his name is nicholas joy.out skiing sugar loaf on sunday when he took a wrong turn somewhere and couldn't find his way back. for his two nights he all on his own in those mountains. dozens of people searching for him including navy seals. just a regular guy who heard about it and hopped on his snowmobile who found him. we have pictures of that teen grabbing a bite to eat and some water after the rescue. the man who found him says the teenager used branches and snow to build himself a snow cave. said he picked up those skills by watching survival shows on tv. the rescuer says the teen was cold and hungry but otherwise pretty good and now back with his family. president obama is weighing in as fox reports tonight on the death of the vendsen leader hugo chavez. one american congressman is praising chavez as a hero of the poor. plus, a look back on the life of a strong man so powerful he even changed his country's time zone. that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news as fox repo

nicholas tatino, who goes by the nickname paul was last seen yesterday afternoon around 12:30. he is said to drive a 2006 gray toyota colamry. white male, white hair, hazel eyes. uh-uh saw his picture hopefully, 5'7", weighing 180 pounds. if you have any information, call police. >>> a missing san jose student. san jose state telling us this morning police have found 22-year-old gabriel laurette smith. he was last seen in henry cal state park in the santa cruz mountains. his family apparently found him in the nearby town of ben lamon. before he disappeared yesterday, he was ticketed for illegal camping at that park. >>> after a temporary shutdown in the wake of child abuse allegations. center point christian preschool has been closed for five days to retrain teachers. allegations surfaced last week that a former teach er tied up 2-year-old girl with tape when a girl refused to take a nap. the school is investigating that incident. >>> meanwhile, a bay area woman wants to change the way schools report suspected child abuse. the assembly woman joan buchanan introducing two polici

nicholas says the situation is now contained afternoon a tough bailout deal with the e.u. banks have resumed normal -- ng hours but restrixes restrictions are proving. more. >> here people are still worried. they are somewhat reassured by yesterday's reopening of the banks but it at least gives the impression that all is not lost. but there are analytical voices from around the world saying the erm, the outlook for financial substitution today said there's a real possibility cyprus leaving the euro and medium term because island enjoys none of the benefits but all the costs in order to bring back and boost development here. and the general view is between the european commission and institutions like the i.a.f., but there's going to be a massive recession over here. as much as 20% over the past two years, so you get how ifficult the in the democratic republic of congo. and to protect civilians. it's the first time the 2 1/2-thousand strong force has been able to respond defensively without force. the central africa projects correct i have care and joins me life from nairob

. >>> search teams looked for 17- year-old nicholas joy at sugar loaf mountain after being lost but anndividual not part of the rescue crew found him. he built a snow cave when overnight temperatures dropped below freezing. >>> the still to come, still in record -- the stall stock market still in record-setting territory. and we'll let you know if the vatican is getting any closer to choosing a new pope. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> a day after the dow closed at an all-time high. it's managed to add to the gains and a survey showing expansion in -- in all parts of the u.s. the republican- controlled house passed legislation to prevent a government shut down at the -- shutdown at the end of the month. the dow is up 14,308. the nasdaq is down 1.5. s&p up 2. >>> a group for victims of sexual abuse by priests has listed the list they call the dirty dozen. 12 cardinals they say should not be elected pope. it includes the cardinals from new york, boston and washington, d.c. in the meantime, workers are preparing the sistine chapel for the conclave that will elect the new pope. 113 of the 11

nicholas who goes by the nickname paul, last seen at 12:30. police say he has heart complications and a form of early difficultmentia. he's said to drive a 2006 gray toyota camera with license plate number you see on the screen there, 5thh 081. received his photo a few hours ago. he's a white man with white hair and hazel eyes. stands 5'7" tall, weighs about 180 pounds. if you happen to have any information, you are asked to please call police. >>> new details in the search for a missing san jose student. san jose state telling us this morning police have found 22-year-old gabrielle smith. he was reported missing yesterday morning and was last seen in henry cowell state park in santa cruz mountains. his family apparently found him in the town. before he disappeared yesterday, he was ticketed for illegal camping at that park. >> pleasanton preschool reopened after a temporary shutdown in the wake of a child abuse allegations. the san jose preschool has been closed for five days to retrain its teachers. just last week allegations a former teache

social media played in the conviction of two defendants in the steubenville rape case and actor nicholas cage talks about getting prehistoric in his new movie. keep it on this channel for continuing news, weather and sports. i'm lisp ard i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thank you for watching "early today," just the first stop of the day on your nbc station. have a great start to the week. >>> a family and community is in mourning after a crash at a speedway that killed two people, including a 14-year-old boy. >>> facing the music. a politician gets ready to answer to charges he misused funds >>> the pope getting ready for inauguration. >>> we give you a live look outside. it is still dark out there. that is fraens. you can see the top of the transamerica building. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is 4:31. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. >> let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren, good monday morning. >>> good monday morning. the rain moves in. don't let it get passed you. temperatures are crispier in the 30s and 40s. 40 degrees in

for a closer look at what's driving the pace of this recovery, we turn to nicholas retsinas.teaches about real estate at the harvard business school. so, first of all, this seems to be the fastest rate of recovery since before the crash. what's your take on these numbers? >> well, there are broad signs of recovery. all the numbers, as you point out, are positive for the recovery is moving, it's still a little uneven overall but clearly all the signals are positive. hat doesn't mean w can overreach. but right now it seems we're moving in a very positive direction. >> sreenivasan: why is it so uneven? it seems that in certain parts of the country sales fell in the northeast, in the south, and they seem to be picking up again in the midwest and west. >> let's look, for example, where the price increases were the sharpest today: in las vegas, in phoenix. in those cases, much of that is motivated by investors. those are places where prices fell 50, 60, 70 percent in some neighborhoods. investors feel that was overcorrecting so therefore they're trying to get in. this may be a temp