. >> the michigan address on mcveigh's driver's license is the home of a man named james nickels.a critical development. nickels brother terry has been close friend s with mcveigh since they served together in the army. like mcveigh, nickles is known to harbor anti-government views. >> nickles days before the blast took out a new insurance policy on his pickup truck. >> an arrest warrant is quickly issued and later that same day nickles 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. >> finally, on may 5th, 1995 with three 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

they are thinking of rolling out the martha washington nickel. different material. overall, it costs $113 million a year, annually, to produce this change. you know, the government is trying to figure out ways to cut that cost. >> yeah. it doesn't add up there. this third headline, devil baby, before you get to it, take a look at this video that's become a viral sensation. here it is. ♪ [ bleep ] [ screaming ] >> yeah, okay. explain. what is this? >> so, a company by the name of think motto came out with the devil baby viral campaign for the movie, "devil's day". >> "devil's due." >> thank you. it came out yesterday. it cost $500,000 to 1 milli$1 m to produce this. the movie company is getting 10 to $15 million in free advertising because of this viral video. now, just a fun fact, the company that put this together, the co-founder used to be an "snl" writer. makes sense it's funny. >> it totally works. it's getting the job done as you did for us. thank you so much. >>> new jersey governor, chris christie is going fund raising in florida. will don

globalmates it is 20% of nickel supply. ruling has driven the has drivenrices that and expectations that minimal producers in the philippines will benefit. now, let's take a look at house of the mining shares are doing. shares and the producer of nickel and copper and gold rose about 1.5%. ned 5%.al vale gai that is the latest. back to you. >> joining us from indonesian. >> more reaction on the indonesian exports ban. e. commodities them jakarta. the index. the gains well not seen in several weeks. if i am not mistaken, the biggest one-day jump as far as the index since september. perhaps a more clarity in that space. staying on commodities. i want to talk about gold. excuse me. a big jump in gold futures on friday. we are now trading close to $20 an ounce compared to thursday. the bondes market and markets. alabi gold mining stocks gaining 10%. mining stocks gaining 10%. , wasn't the case might -- a lot of these companies what the case might be, a lot of these companies -- the takeover. i am not naming companies. with thes

>>'m building a position in base metals like nickel. nini is an exchange traded note tied to nickel price is. i like it at these levels. >> very good. that's it for the cost of freedom block. thanks for joining us. before we go, last week senator randpaul, a good friend of this program announced he was suing president obama over his nsa policies that prompted representative peter king to say this. >> we listen to rand paul and follow his policies, americans could die. maybe it wouldn't bother him. i don't know. >> we tried to get representative king on cashin' in to talk about the outrageous remarks. all week he dodged uand made excuses. we think mr. king owes senator rand paul an apology. representative king, we extend an open invite to you to join us at your convenience. in the meantime,i'm giving you a homework assignment. i'm sending a copy of the constitution and i'll underline the fourth amendmentment. like cliff notes for dummies. neil: all right, gentlemen, thank you so much. >> the next grtest generation or a great pain in the

the reward of a nickel however might get the kid to eat an apple but it's certainly not teaching the kid anything positive what it does teach the kid is that if they refuse to do something and hold out for cash they can get their way it also teaches them that money is the reward that matter is most over good health and self discipline it's just another way to instill a money above all attitude here in the us this story doesn't make me want to eat my budget will it just makes me want to vomit tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the residence. and before we go don't forget to tune in for politicking with larry king tonight's episode features former new yorker congressman anthony weiner here is a snippet of what's to come as larry king and we talk about obama's involvement in midterm elections all involved busy get in the campaigns in the coming elections in november. well i mean they've already said they're going to be much more involved in raising money for congressional democrats i think that president obama recognizes something i don't think he and his people

one is made of gold, two of silver and six of copper and nickel. the gold coin has the highest face value of ten rhee y'alls. it's selling for 1,180 reals, about $500. it depekts the world cup trophy and a ball touching the net. one of the copper nickel coins bears an image of a player making a kick. another shows the competitor trapping the ball. eager football fans are turning up to buy the coins. >> translator: i decided to buy the coins this time because there is no knowing when brazil will next host the world cup. >> bank officials say they have not yet decided how to sell the coins in other countries. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. ÷g99Ñwç >> coming up are you this hour, paris gets a closer look at who might be the city's next mayor. the two candidates have faced off in their first televised debate. still no real from runner. spring will bext the first woman to run the city of light. is famous for wine, romance, and comic books? strange but true. you

i'm already confused between a dime and a nickel.u're confused between a dime and a nickel? a nickel is five cents, slightly larger, a little thicker. >> they look the same to me. finally, america, we brought you, as in we, "street signs," brought you the cronut. now we present the cragel, a croissant and a bagel hybrid. what do you think? >> i want to know, was this somebody at a coffee shop going i have a bagel, i have a croissant, somebody has to put this together. >> make love, darn it! >> seriously, we need more food that is married to other food. we have done it with dogs if you think about it. we have puggles and labra doodles. >> that's not a real type of dog. it's just a merged of two kinds. >> onthey can't compete like re dogs. >> my dog speedy would own it. he's 13 but he would still own it. cooper lawrence a real pleasure. thanks for coming. >>> everybody, thank you so much for watching "street signs." i hope you're weekend is filled with cragels and cronuts. have joo ha >> have a happy and safe one. "the closing bell" is

up to twenty meters in front of the car under a nickel live it here has which one does helping the way reteam overcome some of the practical and scientific stumbling blocks once you get past all the snow c'mere is finally creating an image research death out of thin air isn't sorcery the secret behind the technology lies in this film the film basically acts as a three d. display on the windscreen the three d. stereoscopic image is what varies the focal point from the wind screen to infinity affectively overlaying the image along the road ahead so what's the trick unlike existing solutions that simply project information onto the windscreen the film contains a holographic lens and this is how it's made a highly coherence laser beam is split into two one beam is shown through a glass lens onto the holographic film under second reference beam is shown directly onto the film and is the interference between these two beams this recorded and creates the holographic lens. we already have some experience of working with virtual displays. these generally look like flat surfaces which are usuall

it's annoying how we are nickel and dimed just to go see grandma. and we have ceos coming out to say i don't care if it's okay, we are still not doing it. nobody wants to sit on a plane to listen to a rude yapper on the phone. and i certainly shouldn't have to pay more money to get a little quiet time. >> gary, the whole delta thing, doesn't that just say let the market decide if you want to go on a plane that has a cell phone quiet zone or not, you can decide. >> exactly. i think the airline should feel free to charge whatever they want. when did they become -- i understand tracy's point, but when did airlin become public utilities? there's a lot of things i don't like. i don't like going to the supermarket to walk to the back of the store to get the milk. i don't like to go to the movi theater to pay an arm and a leg for popcorn, but that's what they do. i can choose not to go to the supermarket and not buy the milk. tracy, if you don't like the airline ticket,take a bus or take a different airline that doesn't do that. look, this is the free mark

seen but it is pushing up nickel prices. china is a big importer of nickel.leading the stockpiles will last them a up.p -- all the way it is also the issue of different. the philippines come into the picture because both the philippines and asian and -- indonesia, he put them together and they are the biggest suppliers of nickel. of a lowerally grade. china would have to buy more of it if you compare it to indonesia. that brings up the other issue of the paid factor. at the end of the day, it is how quickly the mining in the philippines, some of which the japanese government have big states, how quickly will they be able to bridge that gap if and when china starts buying again. >> looks for other mineral ore producers around the region. >> we will see. thank you so much for that. checking for other stories. the indian diplomat at the center of the row between new delhi and washington has been a afterto a new role leaving the united states. he was arrested last month, accused of visa fraud of paying her made less than half. -- less than half the new york minim

related to the materials in our devices, numerous factors could cause a skin irritation, such as nickel band, elastomer. diane didn't go to her doctor. nearly three weeks, the sores are still there. she did get a refund when she returned the band and she contacted 7 on your side. we contacted fit bit. the company declined our request for an on-camera interview. it would not say how many customers have complained. however the company did release an updated statement saying, we are receiving contacts from our customers, possibly experiencing an allergy to nickel. we suggest you discontinue the product and contact fit bit if they have additional questions. customers may also contact fit bit for an immediate refund or replacement with a different fit bit product. we are sorry that even a few consumers have experienced these problems and assure you we are looking at ways to modify the product so that anyone can wear the fit bit force comfortably. diane wishes she could use it without giving it up. >> i will of course keep you posted. for now the company is offering refunds and i have all the

plus, miles o'brien ventures deep inside a canadian nickel mine, home to a premier particle-physics lab where they're trying to solve a key mystery of the universe, what is dark matter? >> it's rather annoying but it is so important and yet we know next to nothing about it. >> ifill: those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> charles schwab, proud supporter of the "pbs newshour." >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: diplomats labored today to salvage plans for getting the syrian government and rebel forces together, to talk instead of fight. opponents of the assad regime balked at including iran in this week's scheduled gathering. and the u.n. secretary-general ultimately rescinded his invitation to the iranian government. we'll explore all of this, right after the news summary. >> ifill:

nickel sensitivity, reactions to bacteria that can accumulate in the bands or sensitivity to the materialband. elastymer. she used anti-itch medicine. the sores are still there. she did get a refund when returning the band and contacted seven on your side we contacted fit bit the company declined a request, saying it's still investigating the reports of rashes and would not say how many customers have complained. however, the company did release an updated statement saying we're looking into reports from a very limited number of users experiencing limitation possibly because of an allergy to nickel. we suggest consumers experiencing irritation discontinue using this product and kokt fit bit if they have additional questions or an immediate refund or replacement with a different fit bit product. we're sorry even a few consumers have experienced these problems and assure you we're looking at ways to modify the product. she wishes she can use the device. >> i wish i didn't have to give it up. >> fit bit says it will update 7 on your side, for now, the company is offering refunds i have the i

nickel sensitivity, reactions to bacteria that can accumulate in the bands or sensitivity to the materialf the band. elastymer. she used anti-itch medicine. the sores are still there. she did get a refund when returning the band and contacted seven on your side we contacted fit bit the company declined a request, saying it's still investigating the reports of rashes and would not say how many customers have complained. however, the company did release an updated statement saying we're looking into reports from a very limited number of users experiencing limitation possibly because of an allergy to nickel. we suggest consumers experiencing irritation discontinue using this product and kokt fit bit if they have additional questions or an immediate refund or replacement with a different fit bit product. we're sorry even a few consumers have experienced these problems and assure you we're looking at ways to modify the product. she wishes she can use the device. >> i wish i didn't have to give it up. >> fit bit says it will update 7 on your side, for now, the company is offering refunds i have

nickel is the big move up 1.5%. indonesia is working on minimum ore experts. president obama allowed the expert of copper, iron ore and zinc concentrates to continue. so it's focusing on the nickel market right now to give a reprieve to the country's foreign mining giants freeport and numont. this was the biggest rally since september on the bank, which the government believes will boost domestic processing. israeli producers are also expected to benefit from the move sending aluminum and other areas higher. indonesia's $2 billion nickel industries are being threatened and adding to current account pressures, not to mention that the unemployment rates there, too. elsewhere in the asia region, china's yuan hits a record high in early trade after the central banks reflect weakness in the dollar. and they say the chinese currency could appreciate by a further 2% to 3% this year, already of course at 20-year highs. let's check in on the markets in asia. lisa schuan, tell us what's going on with the markets today? >> thank you, julia. i'm going to start with china

we see nickel producers higher here. we will continue to follow this closely as markets open in china later on. we do have chuckle, the biggest aluminium producer in china. , the do have chalco biggest aluminium producer in china. >> banking regulators have agreed to soften their lending restrictions here in it is a, kitted income validity issue. john is with me with a look at the details. explain it to me. >> i will try. we have the three areas that they will try to water down. first of all, avoid double counting of derivatives. derivatives have been hit the . two, limiting the netting of purchase agreements. the ideas of there have been a lot of complaints by banks that they can't help small businesses because they need to have a far larger reserve capital to cover the requirements. therefore, we can't remove the loans. the second reason clearly is also the need of double flux ability. >> that is one of the major criticisms of all of these -- of . uble flexibility >> that is one of the major criticisms of all these bas

it is found in everyday -- that includes nickel. -- it is found in everyday objects like watches. some people are allergic. >> you country with topical steroids. they are seeking ways to modify the product so comfortably.ear they advise users with an allergic reaction to stop using it. they're offering refunds or exchanges. many of us are not fans of the cold weather. it could be helping us lose weight. we will explain how. he will of the weather, return to show was w >> steve has been taking a close look at the forecast. we see precipitation coming on monday. >> a little bit. not a whole lot. the bigger story will be the cold air. take a look at what is going on outside. our skies are partly cloudy. a few showers but not a lot. the windchill factor is 25 thanks to the westerly winds around 12 miles per hour. our high made to 34 degrees. that is it. our average is 10 degrees warmer than that. the last time we had temperatures in this a mild was on tuesday. 26 degrees in silver spring. stop, children's hospital at 28 degrees. the wind around 20 miles per hour. 27 in winchester. air

. >> can i ask you about nickel prices? they have been very much in focus given the export ban from indones indonesia. how do you see this market playing out? is there still opportunity here inspect. >> yeah. roughly half slsh half. now that indonesia has banned this pure default option to force the nickel orr, philippines is probably 20% higher. but the nickel back, this could go up 20%. that said, we expect this to play out over a medium term. so the impact may not be immediate, but if it's enforced rigorously for one year, it's up 20%. >>> how best should investors play the commodities markets and which stocks in particular do you like here? >>al. you want to buy the commodities and the capacity utilization. to that extent, we prefer basement versus commodities. in get 2014 and the demand. some of the utilization rates in steel are improving. to that extent, the possibility will go up from an extremely low level. there's a huge amount of supplying coming into the market. globally, our topics in the space are predominantl

it was nickelous. the photographer who took the photograph says he looked a little young to be among the home lsz in washington d.c. he is reunited with his family after his parents saw the photo and the photographer hopes to meet them all some day. >>> still ahead at 6:00, the biggest security operation in the world. a look inside russia's surveillance plan for the olympics. >>> good evening, i'm jeff and we're tracking crowd clouds across the bay area. we'll track that in the full forecast. meanwhile a live look from the brand-new hd san bruno camera and we'll watch for fog tonight but otherwise, san francisco shining bright this evening. i'll be back in just a few minutes. >>> well, if you're having a bad day, you're knotnot alone. researchers say this first monday of 2014 is the most depresing. tweets reveals this day has the lowest happiness score of the year. it's blamed mostly on returning to work and school after the holiday break and not having a lot of extra money and disliking the cold weath

gas prices have gone up about a nickel during past week depending where you fill up. it appears that won't last long. that trend is expected to continue. triple a says average prices was about $3.49 per gallon predicting it will be average about $3.43 and today marks the end of the incandescent light bulb. it's part of that 2007 law that raised minimum efficiency standards beyond what they can can manage. surprised? well, you're not alone. a survey found fewer than one in three adults were aware of this phase out. >> i know. really. >> really? >> thank you >> sure. >> new year started with a surprise for people. take a look at what this looks >> great. love it. it's g feels good. first day of the new year. wakes you up. >> that will wake you up all right. tomorrow is the last day of the king tide until january. >> so odd to see flooding. >> right. right. >> just get right alignment of the sun and >> no rain in site, here is a look across embarcadero. temperatures mid to upper 50 ndz san francisco and oakland. 50 in half moon bay. looking northward there, and temperatu

nickel sarkozy took up with carla bruni. a more normal even ordinary president proving to be anything but. >> she might make him more popularity because it couldn't plummet much further so now people are laughing in france saying for once he's done something interesting. >> reporter: polls might suggest the french don't care but magazine sales are strong enough to get any editors' pulse racing. now, of course, the french president is due to visit the united states early next month. ale be going to washington. he's promised to clarify his situation by then. i suspect he might want to because while the french press might be reluctant to ask questions about private lives, things might be very different once he arrives stateside, lara. i think he might be ready for a "gma" televised confession. >> ah. you can only wish. hamish -- >> let's hope hamish brings it to us. >> welcome on board. >> welcome, hamish. thank you so much. >>> back to ginger and the poller plunge -- no which -- >> that's what we're calling it. >> you were doi

i'm grateful it tom nolan has given his support let's stop nickel and diming people at the meter. (clapping.) and there's one more thing we can do for our working family who rely on muni. last year the mta at the you're going the supervisor campos and many in the community we the results are in and our kids need it, it's time to make it permanent so i call upon mta to make it possible. and again with the comprehensive funding strategy we won't be robbing our maintenance dollars to pay for it. it's to make the city a little bit more ooshlg. 2350shg9 is also about having a city government that the taxpayers can afford. the past 3 years under the assessor carmen chu and now supervisor farrell we have a 5 year adapted plan and made dramatic progress in eliminating our structural deficits. thanks to the wisdom of our voters to confront unfunded pension and retiree health liability. better times will return but we must not be attempted to stray from the path of discipline as we craft our new budget we must invest in services and staffing we can afford over the long-term. and one of the

he'll see time in nickel situations.ho was unable to pass concussion testing. >> we have a lot more guys to deal with. their running game, quarterback, guys being able to scramble, once you get outside, percy is just another guy. without him they will still be rolling. >> mike shumann is at the clink; we'll hear from him at 11:00, and tomorrow, complete postgame coverage, and goes one-on-one with vernon davis following the game, and you can follow hume on twitter. >> sharks in tampa bay. a hat trick is good. a hat trick plus one would be great. st. louis, still terrific goal scoring. 38 years old. first period, 2-1 sharks. second goal of the game. 33 seconds left. st. louis in front. bounces off the face of justin braun to complete the hat trick. he was in the zone. then the one-timer. st. louis, four goals on antti niemi in ten minutes. then pavelski, sweet pass. 21 seconds later, pavelski from his knees, slides it past bishop. then irwin's shot is in. little joe's first career hat trick, and you know what? that helped

>> yes, i am. >> what does double nickel mean? >> 55. cents. >> oh, we were all just doing the math. happy 55th birthday. okay, so, it all makes sense now. we figured that out. we are going to see a lot of rain in the east coast today, but also in the northwest. we have a big storm system producing heavy rain, gusty winds from seattle right back into northwestern parts of oregon. this is also producing a lot of snow in the highest elevations, but it is going to be messy for a couple of days in the northwest. also, extremely windy. all those brown boxes, those are your high wind warnings, your high wind watches in effect for pretty high wind gusts, too, and then the winter storm warnings naturally in the highest elevation. in the southeast, we are going to see some very strong storms today. we could see some damaging wind gusts, an isolated tornado is not out of the question, but most of the east coast will just see rain, but it is pretty mild. just chatting with everybody out here, we've had worse, right? last week was a little worse wit

nickel strong with the department of public works [speaker not understood] [speaker not understood] and mappinging. we've been working on this project with tess cavanagh who is present sitting behind me from mta. this is a major encroachment for a total of several dozen mta rest rooms and kind of bringing them out one step at a time. this is phase ii. the board of supervisors recently approved the first two locations via an ordinance from last year -- i mean via resolution from last year, i apologize. and this is phase ii, which will include two additional rest rooms, one with an existing traffic island at third and mckeefe and one on the south side walk up hudson avenue easterly of third street. this will be in conformity with the general plan. we held a public hearing on all the locations back in 2012 and we didn't receive any input from anybody. and there's been an encroachment agreement signed between mta and dpw directors agreeing to maintenance. we have reviewed it for path of travel and respectfully request your approval. >> thank you very much. ms. cavanagh? l >> good afternoon,

it's never going to be up or down a nickel on the day. it's going to be up or down five bucks. as long as they come out and meet the expectations on the street on the first announcement, the stock goes higher. if they don't, the stock goes lower. >> suntrust bop peck might be known for the first buy rating on twitter, but now he's turned attention to facebook raising estimates and his price target on that stock. bob is joining us live. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> you lay out five important factors driving the newfound optimism if you will. >> we spent all december talking to facebook's marketers and getting really good feedback on how the quarter was going. very strong pricing, very strong rois, good conversion for retailers, looks like 4q is shaping up for them. concerns on ad loads from the third quarter conference call from the cfo are overblown. we're seeing count ir the ad load increase which aren't happening anymore staying stable around 5% the counter is you're seeing pricing going up 50% or 60% or so. we think that concern's overblown. the third point we h

that once they get that relationship the last thing you want to do is cheese you off with all these nickel-and-dime fees. so oftentimes they're going to be friendlier to deal with. i would advise people check out credit unions because they often have consumer friendly policies as well. they're smaller. they want your business, and they'll try to fight to get it. >> david lazarus, consumer columnist with "the l.a. times." dave, always great to have you on. thank you for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> warren buffet, the billionaire investor along with his company is offering a $1 billion prize to anyone who correctly predicts the winners of all 63 games in mash madness. the odds of randomly picking the perfect bracket is 1 in 9 quintillion, but you never know. the world's political elite, there will be corporate executives, rock stairs, and actors in attendance and ali velshi is covering them all at his look at the world economic forum. we have that story and more as "real money" continues. water, who are in these u.n. compounds and they are the >> lisa fletcher is here now with what is ahead on

he'll play the nickel back role. brock and brown are the starters now at quarterback. 49ers had a fresh rotation of defensive linemen. it was a very good all-around effort after expending so much energy to beat the green bay packers last week, the 49ers stepped up. this was a total team victory. >> we'll have more on the 49ers' win here against the panthers from charlotte, north carolina. >>> now to the seahawks. they earned an earth-shaking win against the new orleans saints on sunday. seismologists say the seahawks fans actually shook the ground under the field in another fan-generated earthquake. the scientists believe that the small quake was when marshawn lynch scored a touchdown in the first half. they will know today if it was greater than lynch's famous beast quake touchdown. that was from three years ago. >>> it's only about a two-hour flight, maybe 12-hour drive to seattle, a lot of 49er fans were planning to make the trip, but the team is refusing to sell tickets to anyone with a california zip code. bob r

mint is considering a change to the metal mix used to make quarters, dimes, and nickels to cut the cost of making change.it now costs 1-point-8 cents to make a penny and 9-point-4 cents to make a nickel.the change is rattling vending machine and arcade operators, worried that a different weight may force them to revise mechanisms that recognize what's dropped in the slot. in a little more than 2 weeks the world descends on a tiny town in russia for what will be the most expensive olympic games in history.the town is sochi. the price is - around 50- billion dollars. 10 billion more than what china spent on the 2008 summer games and 3 times the cost of the 2012 summer games in london.what do you supposed russia expeced to spend when it won the games in 2007? oh, around 12 billion dollars. still to come: how are traders reacting to california's deepening drought. that's our chart talk topic for tuesday. using social media - on the trading floor - the newest tool for gaining an edge. first up though, why your retirement may not be the retirement of your parents - after this in the know mess

the automobile association of america predicts prices at the pump will fall by a nickel to $3.40 a gallon thanked to increas increased domestic production but as always, remifinery issue and storms remain a threat. >>> a downgrade and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. wells fargo lowered the rating on apple to market perform to out perform based on fears the profit margin will come under fire. shares of the tech giant fell to $553 and change. >>> it was a different story for bank of america. shares popped on an upgrade from city. they lifted the rating to a buy from neutral and said the company is no longer impacted by legacy issues. city expect the bank will be able to manage cost and grow revenue. shares jumped about 3.5% to $16.10. >>> at macy's and martha student living on the media have settled their legal battle on the breach of contract. the dispute began when steward started selling at macy's. the shares surged to $4.57 but macy's ended slightly lower to $53.39. >>> urban outfitters upped the rating by from whole saying the chain has done well in a tough environment. t

>> i did the budget for 20 years and by god we never let the mayor's office take a nickel from us. >> and well, because the election campaign fund is a weird thing, and budget numbers are kind of fungable and the public defender's office is headed by an elected official who is elected in his own right who does not report to the mayor and neither do we, that is kind of why we don't necessarily follow the instructions. but, the, the. >> and even, he says that i need a loan. >> well, we don't really have any authority to say yes or no. and because the mayor and the board control all of those purse strings. and so if the mayor's office decides and the board concurs, that is basically what happens. >> okay. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> a couple of things. and just, as a note, i am not sure when the mo was drafted and i just want to have the consistency on the letterhead. of the commissioners. and particularly the memo on january 22, 2013, still. it is just not updated and i want to make sure that if all is using it,... >> yeah, >> that they are using the same one >> i beg your bar par don. >>

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>> very much so, and this actually has, they are not ours but it has new nickel mag ga knees, nickel magnesium cobalt so that gets 50 percent more power so what we are doing is putting in this really light small, you can see it very powerful motor, improved batteries, more efficient motor, and that enables us with this to get full up right vacuum cleaner performance from a machine that is free of the ghastly cord. >> yes. >> and the. >> have you talked to anybody who vacuums will tell you it is aghastly thing to have to deal with the cord. >> yes exactly you fall over it, you get tangled around the sofa, it is a bore unwinding it and winding it up again this is just utter freedom. >> what does that wayne. >> four and a half pound. >> rose: oh, really. >> it is really light, feel it. >> rose: oh, goodness. >> so and you can do the stairs and the car like that. >> rose: this is for the car as well. >> and do cob cobwebs like that. >> rose: so this is the same product. >> same product. >> but it is different here this component here -- >> i have taken that off and now i can do the stair

they've even been looking beyond aluminum into nickel and titanium products for use in aircraft. that shift has helped the bottom line with alcoa beating analysts recent earnings expectations because of those new revenue streams. in fact, the company's diversification accounted 57% of total revenues and 79% of after-tax operating income through the first three quarters of 2013. and analysts expect other alum number players will follow alcoa's lead. >> given the success they've had diversifying i think they're providing a blueprint that some of their peers will follow. so i would expect a lot of their peers to follow suit and make efforts to diversify as well. >> reporter: that diversification as well as the fact that some producers have been closing down or selling off aluminum-related assets is powering what some experts believe will be a massive industry consolidation. and with an economy that's continuing to improve, analysts think the new trend could lead to even more competition in the aluminum space. for "nightly business report" i'm morgan brennan. >>> still ahead, want to

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