like mcveigh, nichols is known to harbor anti-government views. >> terry nichols four days before thest took out a new insurance policy on his pickup truck. >> an arrest warrant is quickly issued and later that same day nichols turns himself in. by now, the rescue operation at the murrah building has become a recovery effort. >> authorities in this building behind me are coming across more bodies. >> the search for bodies will last for two full weeks. >> most of the survivors wanted to go to most of the funerals, and that's tough going to 16 funerals, let me tell you. that was really hard, but we needed to do it. >> two women are believed to be still in the building with an elderly man. >> timely on may 5th, 1995, with 3 victims still buried in the rubble, the search comes to an end. >> this was not two or three people from this city or two or three people from that city. this was oklahoma city. the terrorism was directed at the city. the terrorism was directed at its people. it was a sword at the heart of oklahoma city. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before

known as john doe number two, the description did not fit nichols or michael fortier.tigators concluded that john doe number two never existed. >> we found a gentleman that had been in there that generally fit the description of john doe number two but it was on a different day. he had been there on a different day with a friend who had rented a ryder truck. so we realized, it was a misidentification of people chance posing two different events and putting two different occurrences together. >> mcveigh swore to us over and over again that there was no john doe number two, no one was with him on the day of the bombing. the biggest misconception out there about the oklahoma city bonl bombing, in my view, is that this was something that sprang from the brain of timothy mcveigh, was masterminded by timothy mcveigh and substantially carried out by timothy mcveigh with the help of nichols. >> if there were other people involved with the bombing, who were they? some believe there may have been a connection between mcveigh and a city, a christian identity city in northeastern

hans nichols caught up with matt damon.hen he is not playing jason bourne on the big screen, he is raising money for water. >> there are still 780 million people on planet earth who do not have access to water. >> corporations are doing their part, they are getting their? >> we have a number of corporate a bunch, pepsi, ikea, of stepped-up and they have been really great, and they get it. they are taking a proactive role. it will require a lot more than that, obviously. let's first impressions on davos? >> i have been here two hours and i have already heard a beautiful concert. i would have to say that is a good start. take care. >> the talk of the newsroom this morning was the similarities between matt damon and hans nichols. at least that is what hans was wanting to talk about. >> i am sure that is exactly what hans nichols wanted to talk about. correspondent of bloomberg television. i think that would be a good gig for him. >> it would do him great. a lot of celebrities come here and sometimes get a little bit of flack,

still with us, john nichols. from new orleans, annie difranco. and joe uline a folk singer and labor organizer and sandy bakem. occupy wall street filmmaker and activist. were the protests around the republican convention in new york in 2004, and what struck me was that unlike other marchs that had an unifying idea, this is what we're here about. there were about 80 different causes on display in front of madison square garden that day. and i'm wondering if that is a motif of the age, that really--really there aren't two or three big causes the way there might have been in other times, but people's attention is going to a lot of different things. >> yes, i think that's right. i think in the introduction where we heard pete talk about big things and little things. he once sitting in a bar explained to me his pomegranate strategy, and it could be some of our other guests have heard him talk about this. when you open it up there are thousands of little seeds. he viewed art as being those seeds and going out into all the various communities that are

hans nichols.to talk about this. >> i have been avoiding talking about the details of this ad campaign all morning. we are going to jump into it, this is h&m's attempt to increase their 10% market share, the revenue that comes from the states. they are going big with david beckham. torre 12, they had a big hit that went viral. the question is, how did they monetize office and get people from saying that is a neat ad to actually buy the underwear he is selling? an opportunity through samsung tv to purchase directly from your tv. i have never made a purchase like that, that is their goal. that is what they are heading into. they reported earnings this morning, disappointing in part because they are overly weighted on the european market. european sales down a little bit. they are dealing with currency fluctuation. they went to go to the u.s. and to china. this is part of their ad campaign to get there. >> guy? [laughter] >> guy is lost for words. >> you want me to pick this up? david beckham in his u

>>> tonight on "unguarded with rachel nichols" -- undeterred. all the scouting reports said russell wilson was too short to play in the nfl. >> scouts say you've got to be 6'2" to be a successful quarterback in the nfl. >> i think it gives me an extra little bit of motivation, a little fire in me. >> unexpected. >> i'm joey pants, lost my head, but hopefully after i take the blue pill i can survive an evening talking sports with rachel nichols. >> unrelenting. the colts were down 28 points against kansas city. but quarterback andrew luck had the chiefs right where he wanted them. >> luck scores! andrew picked up the fumble and scores! >> it's great to be able to go out there and try and overcome, you know, whatever the obstacle is. >>> welcome to "unguarded." the nfl playoffs are captivating millions once again this month. tomorrow, all eyes will be on seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson. and with good reason. thrilling crowds with flare, wilson has seattle talking super bowl for the first time in nearly a decade. for a guy who looks lik

hans nichols is in berlin.t germanis is companies, european companies will try to use these revelations by edward snowden to promote, to leverage, to seek some sort of advantage in the cloud business. as it all becomes more integrated and heads for the cloud, everyone is seeking the advantage, everyone is seeking market share. here is the actual allegation. he really brings it home to a german company. informationhere is in siemens that is beneficial to u.s. national interests, even if it does not have anything to do with national security, then they will take that information, nevertheless. it was a six-hour interview. it has been played on german tv numerous times throughout the morning. they're playing snippets of it. it is interesting that he chose siemens. from siemens tomorrow. we will be listening to see on the conference call whether or not siemens has asked about this allegation. the next side of the story as to what extent will german companies, european companies publicly expressed concern that some

hans nichols joins us from berlin. >> good morning.ormally when we talk about google, we talk about acquisitions. this morning, it was a story of sales and they are selling their motorola had unit for about $2.9 billion. remember 20 months ago, they ended up buying it. they bought it for close to $12 million. a steep decline. stake will get about 5% and cash deals. gets is a foothold into the handset market. that is what they get out of this deal. it is clear why they're doing and less clear why google is doing it. hasn't exactly been surging under google. the smartphone maker has lost $928 million in 2013. the net asset value -- look at the overall smartphone market. apple at 50%. lg at 5%. lenovo is down there at 4%. anything?gle get you hinted at some of the things. >> yeah. one important thing is that they still retain the -- some 15,000 patents. they were able to protect their android operating system. they bought lenovo in cash. they also sold off one of the motorola box units. this has not been a total financial disaster for goo

hans nichols with the latest on metro.ill go live to the goldman sachs global strategy conference. goldmanspeak to matsui, chief equity strategist for japan. a lot of the indices are flat. bank stocks are active after the basel committee on banking capitalion's announced requirements. watch out for ubs. this stock is on the move after the ceo denied that they will spin off their investment banking business to meet regulator demands. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am francine lacqua at bloomberg european headquarters in london. these are the bloomberg top headlines. he will testify today before european parliament lawmakers. she is said to join the board of the ecb from her current edition is vice president of bundesbank. at the expense of its monetary policy clout. will curtail its nuke activities under a deal with world powers. in return, iran will benefit from some sanctions relief and the start of a 6-12 month timetable to reach a permanent accord. the deal still faces skepticism in u.s. congress. lawmakers are

hans nichols is here on the ground with me. it is snowy, a little bit cold, but there is so much to do that i know we will not get tired. all the big thinkers, all the newsmakers are here. are here onebrities behalf of their charities. >> they are also here to bring money and raise awareness. and i caught up with matt damon, i ask him what his goals are, what he is trying to achieve with this ngo in terms of clean water. let's have a listen. >> 780 million people on planet earth don't have access to water. we've got a number of corporate pepsi, ikea, a bunch of them have stepped up for us and been really great. they really get it and are taking a really proactive role, and it's really wonderful. is going to require a lot more than that, obviously. >> your first impressions here at davos? it has been a pretty good start. rackspace for your time. mixes celebrity and seriousness, they are trying to promote something beyond their own brand, larger causes. psy.w you caught up with i know he was tweeting and taking as many pictures o

let's bring our international james bond correspondent, hans nichols. focusing on iran first of all, the speech from the iranian president is what we have all been waiting for. for. have all been waiting it is clearly a challenge for him to speak to these different audiences. whatever he is saying to business executives here privately, he had a meeting over here at the continental just over my shoulder moments ago, he has to make that jive with whatever he is going to tell the conference later today. that will be this and to by the hardliners in iran and he also needs to worry about what is happening inside the united states congress. this is just a temporary lifting of the sanctions. we are talking about a six-month window and none of these companies he is talking to want a six-month investment. they want a long-term investment. they want to develop oil and gas fields. we had the interview yesterday with the ceo speaking about going back inside of iran. just moments ago, one of our producers asked rouhani what his message was to businesses, what his ar

we are joined by hans nichols. how the germans are spending and this number, this is a eurozone number. we had retail sales yesterday from germany, an interesting picture. consumer isean spending more. german consumer is spending ,ore, this will help schauble another line in his argument to jack lew that we do not need to do more to boost aggregate demand. that is a message jack lew wants to bring, he previewed that in france and will talking about it in person with wolfgang schauble today. do not forget about the banking unions. listenhave a backstop, to how jack lew prefaced his argument to schauble in france yesterday. >> we have made no secret that we think having backstops in place is important. we would like to see more action taken. we have to look at where things were just a year and half ago and where things are now. it is a significant progress. of his is a preview argument he will be making today in berlin. then he travels to portugal, more of the good cop, giving them a pat on the back for sticking with

hans nichols in berlin.we head to break, just one day after the rapper turned businessman sean diddy combs business, is tequila justin timberlake announced a tequila label. up next, the italian shoemaker that caught hollywood's attention. that's up next. and a wonderful shoe package. ♪ >> has been making shoes in italy for clients including formula one driver nikki lauder. >> known in racing circles as the master, frencesco has been making driving snuse sicily for over 50 years. his customers including world champion niki lauder. >> i had to -- in 187 5, i got a phone call from the race team. i was dumb struck. to get an order from ferrari was the best of the best. they pushed years, him out but that hasn't stopped hollywood from knocking on his oor. "rush" brought business back. ron howard asked him to make a copy of the shoes he made for lauder. >> being part of the movie such a bones for me. now i can die a happy man. >> at 78, he still makes handmade snures private clients, the same way he always has. he

hans nichols joins us.e spent cocktail hour with the elite. >> it was during the cocktail hour, nothing said about drinking cocktails. you are a davos veteran. for me, a newbie here, there are some do's and don'ts. we caught up with a pro-to walk us through how to do it. >> i am david jones. up until two weeks ago i was the only british ceo of a french company. is main reason i come here because you can see in one day more people who you would love to see across a year here. nobody feels like we have to do half an hour of polite conversation. no apologies about the fact that a 15-20 minute meeting, you can both get out exactly what you want. you can spend half your life in queues. if you are in and out fast for a meeting, don't bother checking your code. -- you coat. other people who are much less comfortable with having a high social profile -- it is just about knowing people. a lot of work during the day. everybody ends up staying up too late, having a bit too much to drink and having to get up very early

we are joined by caroline high dan hans nichols.have had discounts, promotions, fierce competition in the run-up on the u.k. high streets and we are starting to get a picture of the winners and the losers. .n the winning side, john lewis on food, it has to be -- we are getting numbers. could it be 10 straight quarters of declining growth in terms of sales of clothing? will be food also have slowed down as well? numbers coming at 7:00 a.m. and the biggest growth in the united kingdom, all about tesco. foray into india and much more on that in a moment. that's talk tech and the city with hans. indiscreetof those conversations we have over e- mail, there is a new app called confide. it is basically snap chat or the c suite. you dry your finger across the xt and it is erasable. there is one regulatory hurdle and that it is they are sometimes required to keep electronic communication. we look at the app than the regulatory challenges ahead and then we will text and discreetly. >> interesting. >> in the u.s., tapering has started. we will

. >>> tonight on "unguarded with rachel nichols" -- unprecedented. how coach john fox led the broncos to within a game of the super bowl just months after major heart surgery. >> i really thought i was dying. >> unusual. >> i'm former nfl mvp boomer esiason. tonight, rachel and i will discuss figure skating. are you kidding me? >> undercover. the great one, wayne gretzky, opening up about his life, his kids, and a very interesting recent outing. >> i put a hat on, pair of sunglasses and toelgd them not to call me by my name. ♪ >> welcome to "unguarded." this weekend, future hall of famers peyton and tom brady will face off for the chance to go to the super bowl. as much as that has football fans salivating, the man directing manning from the sideline is drawing nearly as much interest. broncos' head coach john fox has done a masterful john leading denver, especially since he spent a third of the season coaching from 1400 miles away, recovering from a condition that nearly killed him. john fox is a football lifer. spending decades chasing a super bowl

hans nichols joins us with the latest.gle is cutting their losses vo seizing opportunity. >> you could say google is cutting their losses. on paper, it doesn't look like this was a great acquisition. about 22 months ago, google bought a motorola handset unit for around $12 billion. they are planning to sell it for $3 billion. that is not entirely fair. it came with a fair amount of cash, $3 billion there. they also sold with the tv business so they have about $5.5 billion there. the question is, how much are the 15,000 patents that google will retain, they are not selling those patents, how much are those worth? if you make the argument that main play was's protecting their operating system from patent wars and keeping that central, it may not have been that bad of an acquisition. they have been running a loss on motorola. it is way down in the rankings in terms of where they are in their handset business. >> if you actually flip it around, for lenovo it is a bit of a shopping spree. you kind of wonder what they are seeing

grillthe break, we will hans nichols.exactly is in that wineglass and did he have too many last night? ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am manus cranny in london. davos is a big business opportunity for many attendees. some say the real action only gets going after nightfall. hans nichols spent cocktail hour with an elite network or to learn the finer -- networker to learn the final point -- the finer points of working a room. i am david jones, the cofounder of one young world. up until two weeks ago, i was the only british ceo of a french company. the main reason i come here is because you can see, in one day, more people that you would love to get to see across a year. nobody feels like we have to do a half an hour of polite conversation. the factpologies about that a 15-20 minute meeting, you can both get out of it what you want. you can spend half of your life cubes, but if you are only in and out fast for a meeting, do not bother checking your coat. that is the sort of thing she was -- she does and she will not

>>> tonight, on "unguarded with rachel nichols," unexpected. you saw his loud side. >> that's the result you're going to get. >> tonight, you'll meet the other side of super bowl bound richard sherman. >> how almost oxy moronic that a kid from compton is going to stanford? >> unmarketed. after a record breaking 30 years, nba commissioner david stern has fined mark cuban for the last time. as he turns the job over to adam silver. >> mark cuban has been doing nothing but singing your praises. >> that's because he's sharpening his knives for adam. >>> welcome to "unguarded." we have a block custer show tonight with two rare interviews. we start with seahawks corner back richard sherman. sherman should be known for making the game-saving play to send seattle to next week's super bowl. but instead, his postgame outburst is what echoed well beyond the sports world. i was the first to sit down with sherman after that game. and in this cnn exclusive, what i found was a man whose life story adds up to so much more than the sum of those very loud words.

hans nichols is environment with different earnings reports from google and amazon. he is also looking at the pricey ads for the super bowl. >> hannah kearney has more on the rebound in revenue at lvmh. ryan chilcote lookahead to a meeting. he tells us why a couple of beers could breathe life into europe's industry. john ferro is sizing up competition ahead of bt earnings. >> plus, the lunar new year kicks off today. we are taking a look at where in the world an estimated 100 million chinese tourists are taking their spending power for the weeklong holiday. we talk to the founders of the hotel booking site, mr. and mrs. smith.com next hour. >> microsoft's five-month long ceo search may finally be coming to an end. the board is said to be making satya nadella the new chief. he is the head of the company's and her present cloud unit. the board is also said to be considering any chairman to take over for bill gates. here with more is caroline hyde. potentialt with the ceo, you met him recently. >> i did, in december. , very softlyng man spoken, interested, interesting.

jack lew will have explaining to do. >> hans nichols, thank you so much. be following jack lew's movements. hans nichols will be on that story. >> let's go back to our tech theme. blackberry. it is betting on keyboards. this is according to its ceo. he spoke to bloomberg in an exclusive interview in las vegas. ryan chilcote has more. ryan, if you think about blackberry coming think about the physical keyboard. it has struggled with everything else. the blackberry 10, the hybrid, it had the keyboard, but it still had the touch green. the selling point has always been the keyboard. that is why we like it. the ceo is going to tape library back to its roots. take blackberry back to its roots. >> i love blackberry. we're going to go back to keyboards predominantly. one example of how serious they are taking this return back to the keyboard is how much the company believes in this idea that that is the way they can resurrect himself. they are suing a company that is making a snap on keyboard for the iphone 5 and the iphone 5s. they say this infringes on their de

hans nichols reports. snowdon's bombshell, two phones. blackberry 10 and a samsung for theere competing german government. with news reports of the nsa listening on top of the u.s. embassy of berlin, two companies are experiencing a surge in and a secured smartphone. >> it is about security and confidentiality. what we're offering is attracted to them. code towrite lines of virtualize the android system. is inserted next to the sim card. forthan toggle back-and- between the secure mode and the secure -- the regular one. >> there's a secure compartment. seecan switch and you will it is a normal android. >> their competition is a isified blackberry that listed at 2000 euros. they claim that they are more secure. >> the most secure best the most important thing about the nsa spying is that this becomes important. .here is value in your voice >> they have the tender to sell 10,000 devices. secret asly guarded to which device will become the chancellor's phone. >> hans nichols joins us from berlin. how well are these do technologies expected t

hans nichols is here in person. --come back onset eared welcome back onset. >> i couldn't drive the f-150 h ere. he finally ends the speculation that he will not be heading microsoft. andave associated press confirm to bloomberg that he has no plans to do anything other than serve ford. they seem to be having a hard time finding people. there have been a few candidates. eve of qualcomm was in the running. john donohue of ebay was also talking about it. these last two declined to even be considered. who is left? you have essentially internal candidates. several internal candidates. if you think microsoft needs a fresh ejection, new blood and new ideas, it looks like they will go through the same pool. here the challenge -- you have two former ceos on their board. gates on the board. it is hard to have two ceos second-guessing you every second of the way. >> and a big year for ford. >> it is all about the f-150. it is an aluminum truck. that is what they're going with. it is a be a fuel-efficient truck. they had a cou

rachel nichols joining us. she's the host of rachel nichols -- unguarded with rachel nichols, friday nights 10:30 p.m. eastern. >>> that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. "crossfire" starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire" -- fighting for middle class jobs and helping people who have lost their jobs. >> we waste so much time. >> why is it taking so long? what are the biggest hurdles? >> we think we have better ideas. >> on the left van jones, on the right kevin madden, in the crossfire, senator ben carton, a democrat from maryland and senator john barrasso from wyoming. what can washington do to help you get a better job? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire," i'm kevin madden on the right. >> i'm van jones on the left. >> in the crossfire we've got two senators that have different ideas about how to help the middle class, but one thing we know would lep a lot, extending the unemployment benefits. but a little over an hour ago, thanks to the republican

hans nichols is also with us live from berlin.hem, let's tell you a little bit about that breaking news that our colleagues on countdown were picking up. o inrty global to buy zigg cash and stock. that just breaking at the end of the last hour. the deal is a nine percent premium on the share price of ziggo. reach 7ine entity will million dutch homes, the equivalent of more than 90% of dutch homes. let's get up-to-date with what our markets team is covering. >> the question is whether the emerging markets moving currencies and equities is the beginning of a bigger move. this is a big week in terms of the second move from the federal reserve. will they go for a straight and concurrent reduction in quantitative easing? equities and emerging markets, it is the worst start since 2009. foreign exchange, the sharpest drop in fx emerging-market currencies in five years. the question is, where do you want to put your money? if it is risk off, you have the yen. whether this is the beginning of a much bigger move, that is what yet needs to b

nichols was invited. to get it "on the move" is out. >> for the rich and powerful descending on davos this week only the most luxurious secure hotels are going to do the job. enter the just opened intercontinental. it's the only hotel in town with its own hel ipad. there's no get in unless you've been invited. lucky for hains nichols, he was. ♪ >> the intercontinental davos a mountain layer that's easy to defend. security seems to be quite expansive. ou have a perimeter setup. we should have a similar secure area. we have a bit more than a handful of the head of state. coming -- what does that mean, six or seven? >> which one? i can't tell you. >> who decides the one head of state gets the suite? >> nestled like a giant golden egg, it's the newest name in a valley that knows luxury. there's a 10th floor bar to watch the city beloit. with the dedicated cigar lounge the off-season sweet starts 1 -- 1,00. 1 rkeds we can't tell you. >> more than your normal rates? >> yes. that is reflected in the race. >> you

hans nichols has been taking some driving lessons. something you simply cannot miss. ♪ vipsvos is swarming with and they all come with their own got a lesson on how those chauffeurs would handle and icm bush -- an icy ambush. when you were in an armored car, you are always safe. power, power, power. there is a roadblock in front of us, someone with a gun, we do not wait for this. faster. change gears. >> power, power. aggressive. >> how was your insurance? any good? >> hans nichols, i am seeing you in a whole new light. you have a whole new career. >> i hope you enjoyed that. there is an overall marketing point and that is corporations to promote themselves to the wealthiest customer base. so we step out of the way are in front of a giant pasture. it has been glazed over with ice. they are preparing the track. executives orng anyone else who wants to sign up for something just how to drive. you see corporate sponsorships, major brands, the entire village has been transformed. majornow are hosting events, private dinners. anybodyyou se

we will have plenty more from hans nichols throughout the program. the best-performing european stock in 2013 was ocado. today, the company kicks off a tie up with supermarket morrison. caroline hyde is here to tell us more about their ambitions. they need to deliver more products. >> let's talk tech. this is front and center to what this company is. it is a technology company. it has developed its own software and build distribution centers that are state-of-the- art. it has managed to use the most cutting-edge gaming technology to build 3-d replicas to start delivering your groceries in the most fast, efficient, cutting- edge manner. haveechnology that they bill, that software, can be licensed to other businesses. oft is why investors, some the savviest investors on the street, have got so excited about this stock. that is why they bought big stakes in this company. that is why we saw the share % last year. 410 they are at a new record high this year. it is all about the potential to move away from groceries and into other areas of retailing and no

our international correspondent has nichols joins us now.ernational correspondent hans nichols joins us. >> they would have to be secure. but the other people on the the line that merkel is speaking to also have to be secure. that is why you need to components for this. what we're seeing in response to this revelation is two kinds of companies. such as applese and cisco. and those on offense who see this as an opportunity to sell new products and new customers. let's take a look at two of them. bombshells,owden's modifieds, a blackberry and the samsung galaxy were competing for one customer. the german government. angela merkel and the ministers who texture. about nsareports listening post atop the u.s. embassy in berlin, two companies are experiencing a surge in private demand for what may be this year's diverse status symbol. a secured smartphone. israel has always been very keen on security and confidentiality. we think that this is attractive to them. >> at a subsidiary of richard telecom, there are lines of code to virtualize the androi

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. >>> tonight on "unguarded with rachel nichols" -- undeterred.s said russell wilson was too short to play in the nfl. >> scouts say you've got to be 6'2" to be a successful quarterback in the nfl. >> i think it gives me an extra little bit of motivation, a little fire in me. >> unexpected. >> i'm joey pants, lost my head, but hopefully after i take the blue pill i can survive an evening talking sports with rachel nichols. >> unrelenting. the colts were down 28 points against kansas city. but quarterback andrew luck had the chiefs right where he wanted them. >> luck scores! andrew picked up the fumble and scores! >> it's great to be able to go out there and try and overcome,

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight on "unguarded with rachel nichols" -- undeterred.s said russell wilson was too short to play in the nfl. >> scouts say you've got to be 6'2" to be a successful quarterback in the nfl. >> i think it gives me an extra little bit of motivation, a little fire in me. >> unexpected. >> i'm joey pants, lost my head, but hopefully after i take the blue pill i can survive an evening talking sports with rachel nichols. >> unrelenting. the colts were down 28 points against kansas city. but quarterback andrew luck had the chiefs right where he wanted them. >> luck scores! andrew picked up the fumble and scores! >> it's great to be able to go out there and try and overcome, you know, whatever the obstacle is.

his first sit down interview with our rachel nichols." starts right now. >>> good morning and i got double layers on today. >> much of the east coast 25 degrees below normal through this weekend. >> wind chill factors will be dragging temperatures into the negative teens. these are extremely dangerous conditions. >> in chicago officials are using tugboats to break up the ice covering 60% of the great lakes. the frigid gold isn't going away any time soon. five states are forecast to stay below freezing through the end of the month. >> all right. so the bulk of the storm is over. the danger from the storm is far from over. think about it. we still have dangerous cold air in place. another clipper is expected to make its way through reinforcing the cold air. this record breaking snow that's on the ground is expected to stay here. meanwhile the low that's making its way offshore, the actual low that produced this snow is strengthening as it makes its way offshore. massachusetts still blizzard warnings right there on the cape until 1:00 p.m.

rachel nichols joining us.unguarded with rachel nichols, friday nights 10:30 p.m. eastern. >>> that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. "crossfire" starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire" -- fighting for middle class jobs and helping people who have lost their jobs. >> we waste so much time. >> why is it taking so long? what are the biggest hurdles? >> we think we have better ideas. >>

hans nichols spoke with heavy hitters, two prime ministers.njamin netanyahu and david cameron. you made news with netanyahu. >> two bits of news. he said the central bank is in sintering a currency intervention. currency has been dominating discussions the last 24 hours. he also talked about the role of lifting certain restrictions on cyber technology so israel can export more. listen to his actual verbiage. >> i do not know of any country, certainly not a small country like israel, that can control exchange rates over time. >> there is nothing you can do? >> there are a few things we can do. the central bank director is considering them. in is totally independent terms of what the finance ministry can do. >> there are few things he can do. what does that mean? the former finance minister certainly knows the limits. he is walking right up to it and saying the central bank is considering doing something. we will see how it shakes out when the comments get played more. on the issue of lifting security concerns, he said this is an issue of israel

hans nichols -- matt damon. hans nichols caught up with the actor.s not playing jason bourne anymore. he is usually talking politics and raising money for water? >> good morning, guys. he has an ngo. it is above zero centigrade here. we will interpret that into fahrenheit for everyone. that theren water is are so many people, globally, who do not have access to it erie it let's have him explain his goals. 780 million still people on planet earth that do not have access to water. >> who are your partners? >> we have a number of corporate arbiters. , a bunch of them have stepped up for us. taking ait, they are proactive role, which is wonderful, but it will require a lot more than that, obviously. like this is a mixture between seriousness and celebrity that you have an event -- that you have at an event like this. i will throw this question to you -- how do you pronounce it? when i go to buy bobbled -- bottled water. that all ofird these superrich people get together to talk about the problems of the world. do they solve them there? >> i do not know i

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let's bring in hans nichols. >> we had jack lew talking to tom keene. the sense is qualified optimism. but a little confusion about the numbers, the data that is coming in. that is true of china and the united kingdom. he backed away from the idea that seven percent is the threshold for eight -- an interest-rate hike. -- tom sat down with keene sat down with jack lew, his sense was we would have a robust 2014 if we don't mess up. negotiationseans in capitol hill on the debt ceiling. >> i think the u.s. economy is doing much better. we ended the year strong. we started strong, as opposed to last year, when we had headwinds from budget cuts. this year we have tailwinds. fundamental core growth rate. the challenge is to make that keep going. avoiding any of the kind of self-inflicted wounds we saw last year like the government shut and fight over the debt limit. >> what you see is the idea we are in a much better position this year than last year. no one knows, at least for the u.s. economy, white we 13 was so good. and whether these tailwinds are lasting.

and what it will mean for all america if approved by the obama administration is john nichols washington correspondent for the nation magazine john welcome back it's great to be with you joe thank you john it's great to see you too well i got another e-mail today i we discussed this i think yesterday i got another e-mail today from another tea party group talking about obama trade and how you know we've got to stop obama trade and it's going to ruin our country and there's some. economy in crisis dot org i think it is the web site has you know which is kind of a conservative web site very very concerned about this i mean this is this is this is the issue. that is going to unite the tea party and the progressive caucus. i think it will to some extent and it should and the fact of the matter is that honest players on the right and the left and i have to be clear with you i'm i'm not necessarily suggesting that every tea party group being meets the honest players standard but honest players on the right and the left have legitimate questions about a free trade regimen that has been proven o

let's bring in hans nichols. berlin on now from this story.ested when he landed at j.f.k.. he was coming from amsterdam. the general takeaway from the indictment against him, don't use bitcoin, don't be an evangelist from bitcoin while brownies. buy pot he has denied through his lawyers any wrongdoing. he is out on $1 million bail. he is an evangelist for bitcoin. he did have some backing from some high profile also evangelists for bitcoin. they released a statement trying to distance themselves from this particular enterprise. they said we were passive investors in bit instant and we will do everything we can to help law enforcement officials. we fully support any and all government efforts to make sure retirements dering are enforced. how do they escape being a crypto currency that is used for illegal processes? it makes it a little bit harder. prosecutors are cracking down on silk road as well. they made a couple of high profile arrests there. this is the biggest high profile arrest we had on the bitcoin side of things. we'll see to what ex

hans nichols is here to explain. >> this is a challenge we probably all have. you want to send something confidentially but you are concerned about leaving a digital footprint. confide has come up with a way to target businesses. they want this to be snap chat for the c-suite. we are going to give you a demonstration here. i have received a message. click this on. there is a message. see how this is covered. you run your thumb across and you see the message and it says sell all your bitcoins. china's central bank is about to ban it. you have three minutes. #insidertrading. obviously we are not insider trading here. [laughter] >> but you can reread it? >> for two or three minutes. you cruise across. it would be very hard to take a picture of this and it does it now when you want to reply. >> you can screen grab it, all those things? >> the technology is always one step ahead of the guys in the i.t. department. this is whether the regulators are going to be concerned. this is why we used the insider trading example. a $3.75 is paying million fine for not saving e

that's get more on both of the stories with hans nichols in berlin. hans, let's kick off with at&t. >> it has been a remarkable morning. at&t is down 5% i believe. let's walk through the last 24 hours. in dollars, the at&t ceo met with the european digital regulator. this field speculation that at&t was close to making a bid on vodafone. this morning, at&t ended that. they put something out right at 7:00. it was quite final. here is what they said -- that prevents them from making a claim for vodafone for six months. this story has shifted into a vodafone story. if vodafone is not going to be acquired, what might they acquire? they may be looking at ono, the spanish cable provider. that could provide them some sort of foothold in the spanish market. they're going to have a fair amount of cash from this deal. at the end of february, they finally unwind their relationship with verizon and the united states. that is $130 billion. $80 billion of that will go to shareholders. $10 billion will go to investment. goings a company that is to be able to raise m

hans nichols will sit down with anshu jain. havee second hour, we will joe jimenez. europe's biggest drugmaker novartis -- $1.20. analysts are asked -- are expecting a little more. $2.96 billion. sales are growing by four percent which is aligned with the custom is -- the company's estimates. it is the lowest single digits rate in 2013. low to midising single digits in constant currencies as well. the dividend put forward by the 2.45.y is this is a company that is going very -- going through a transformation. es theyeathering the loss received on its medications. and a cancer drug are trying to offset the decline in loss of sales because of the loss of excluded he -- of exclusivity. the take away is earnings are in line with estimates. president obama wrapped up his state of the union address just a few hours ago. he urged congress to back to priorities -- two priorities. more authority for his administration to negotiate trade deals. to work together on tools like bipartisan trade promotion authority to protect our workers and are in firemen and open new markets to