with this disorder because there is generally now i think one of the stuart maxim that if you don't nip this kind of disorder in the end it will invariably spread we saw that you know what you can do you know what's going out where is the message that we're sorry for interrupting you you just said if you don't nip it in the board but you know what is your forecast for the protests in ukraine do you expect the police response to stay the way it is or grow harsher as a ride to go on very briefly if you could because we're running a town. well clearly there is a responsibility for the state to protect its citizens protect its business and protect its political processes it's hot so much and that a situation continued website testers especially violent protesters occupying government buildings this again would not be tolerated in the west for a long time where violence is actually being protected by purchase these there needs to be a crackdown against people specifically but of course there is a danger that if these protests continue to credit increasingly violent then the crackdown from th

are many companies nipping at their heels. which ones are catching your eye? has probably made the biggest impact on merchants. but the battle for the consumer is still raging. no clear winners. the number of people who use square at starbucks is pretty small. and the biggest up and comer is a company called coin, which did a fundraiser campaign to launch a new product that is a device that looks like a credit card, but has electronics inside that lets you exhort -- load your existing debit and credit cards onto your their card. -- onto their card. >> basically, it makes your life simpler. >> it thins out your wallet. a couple of years ago companies like google's were saying, you can ditch your wallet. a more realistic view is a company like going or another called dynamics that may not be ditching the wallet, but saying it down through smaller cards. >> what else is out there that you think, ok, even if we are not investing in it at aisne, this -- at bain, this is something people should know about? observation the that the interbank protocols are much cheape

. >> it is very mad nipping. i'm not coming up with the first word, the usual word you use for that, the usual phrase, i'll have to create another phrase. which no one ever used before so i occasionally it is a happyings impinge. >> you have in these tools that were available, that have disappeared, you have to relearn the language in a way. >> or remake it. sometimes when you remake it, it's kind of interesting. but more often than not you're struck dumb. really dumb. >> when did parkinson's first affect your ability to write? >> well, to a degree for ten years probably. but i've always been a spectacularly bad typist. >> that's too bad! >> so parkinson's wasn't that noticeable for a while. but there came a time when i sort of banged my head against the wall in trying to bang the right keys. that is the point at which i didn't suggest -- ann said she would be willing to take dictation for the first time. although she has been my first editor and best editor. >> how did you summon the patience and the -- >> well,

as the professor talks, nip teen is a second-class. we are about responsible regulation, age care regulations. we are 100% on board going it logically and responsiblibly. >> we are the first one, again, professor. we pushed for child safety packaging. we pushed for all the things. >> you know, there's one of the things that your organization pushes out there that says egreats are -- egrets are 1400 -- e-cigarettes are 1400 times safer than a normal cigarette. what does that mean? where does it come from? >> you have to look at the nicotine obviously, as we know, is still an addictive substance like caffeine is. however, because we - we are wired that way. we seem to have a fondness of nicotine and caffeine. if you look at the cigarette, there's 65 different carcinogens, and you compare it to the vapor for the egret, you'll find, that it proves at the end of the day that e-cigarettes are - the vapour of an ecigarette is harmless come paired to other cigarettes. >> 100 times more safe. can i smoke 1400 vapor cigarettes to one regular cig

secretary of state john kerry says that despite the worse nipping situation american troops will not go back. >> gunbattles are ongoing in fallujah where police say rebels have taken hold of the city center. eight have been killed so far. fallujah is one of the two main cities in anbar province. the other, ramadi is also under siege. anbar was one of the most dangerous places for u.s. forces during the iraq war. 1300 coalition soldiers were killed there during the iraq war. >> so far, here is what we know about the fighters that battled the government. they are affiliated with al qaeda. they are called islamic state of levant. they want to set up an islamic state in iraq and across the border into syria and other countries. al qaeda has taken control of parts of syria already. for more we go to imran khan. >> fighters from the al qaeda-linked islamic state in levant claim to have taken over the main highway into fallujah. one man shouts, "god is great", and points to a burnt-out vehicle claimed it be from iraq's army. iraqi forces travelled to fallujah to battle forces. the frontline

by keeping interest rates lou ben bernanke's inscro vasion fuelled rallies and stocks, worse nippinghe divide -- worsening the divide between the have and there not. the top americans captured 95% of income gains. >> it was not working the way it had been anticipated. it's a policy that seems to be disproportionately benefitting wall street and not leaving a lot of knock-on benefit to main street. >> it's left to ben bernanke's successor to deal with the legacy of qe: as he hands over the keys few dispute the place ben bernanke earnt in history. >> he prevent the great recession tonning into a second great depression. that's the biggest thing. >> well, the u.s. public is divided in its opinion of ben bernanke has he leaves office. 47% of americans approve of the way he handled himself. not as good as alan greenspan with a 65% rating. events have a way of putting performance into perspective. the janet yellen era starts monday, she'll be sworn in, the first woman to lead the fed. coming up, the future of google glass in focus. this is the year most americans could get a taste of the s

jack frost isn't just nipping at our nose, he's snapping at our genitals like a kit kat.ive me a break. but don't take my word that it's cold out there. take the tvs. >> and how cold is it? even the polar bear, that is right, has to spend the night inside. >> how cold is it, check it out. so cold in michigan the detroit river has frozen. >> how cold is it? it's so cold in louisville, kentucky, that a prisoner who escaped from a minimum security lockup on sunday turned himself back in on monday night when it was 20 below zero. >> just how cold is it. >> how cold is it out there. >> how cold is it, john scott. we'll tell you, across the country coming up. stay with us. >> stephen: how cold is it, it is so cold you fill in the blank. >> stephen: okay be. >> okay, get creative but do not use a witches anatomy, as some people already are. >> stephen: hey, no props, you get t keep it clean, keep it clean, here we go. @fox news t is colder than a warlock's taint, okay. and send. there you go. okay. but cable news knows that americans can't comprehend that it's cold outside from

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and i think there is some responsibility on the part of the city because you could have nipped this in the bud before these companies had any car of authority when they were operating without any responsibility, any authority whatsoever from anybody. so, there's a lot of responsibility to go around and i hope at this late date that something can be done about it. thank you. >> next speakers. >>> i'm providing [speaker not understood]. >> sorry, if you could speak into one microphone. we can only have one -- >>> i'm providing assistance from the overhead. >> sfgov-tv? thank you. go a hid. >>> my uncle [speaker not understood] who was hit by the [speaker not understood] truck on december 20th. i'm really hoping that the city of san francisco will take it and improve their pedestrian safety. the man in the picture wasn't just a uncle to me. he played a really big part in my life. he was more like a parent. and when i got that news december 20th at 5 o'clock when i received the phone calling, my whole worldcom pleatly fell apart because christmas morning, the last 23 years on my birthday,

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we didn't want to give up nip big plays.now, it's total defensive effort. >> michele: you finally get that road playoff one. how do you build on this? what do you take from this as you head to seattle next week? >> i think it adds to our confidence. we've wf a confident bunch. getting this win in the cold and on the road. everybody said we couldn't do it, makes it that much more special. >> michele: i'm going to let you get warm. congratulations curtis. bob? >>> our thanks to all of you. tony dungy from new york, has a reward for the first road win since before thanksgiving, this season and their first playoff road win ever, get to go back to seattle where they were blown out 34-7 a month ago. did new orleans show you anything tonight to make you believe they can beat the seahawks in seattle? >> they really did, bob. not just winning on the road but the way they won. they won without drew brees throwing for h400 yards. it was the running game, the defense and physical play that did it. and that's what they're going to need t

he could've nipped this in the bud months ago, he didn't. >> people he trusted -- >> just recently. > absolutely there was nothing that happened in this case. and he had no reason not to trust. >> he had two people resign from the port authority. he only recently asked his staff and pressed them on whether anybody was responsible here. and he only came out and spoke about this in a responsible way after the press broke the story. >> yeah. but every administration, whether it be a governor, a president. i mean, is president obama responsible for everything the secret service has done? and some of the problems they've dealt with? you want to hold that? >> it doesn't ridicule -- >> ask every administration and i'm sure, governor, at times people in your administration did things they shouldn't and you had to deal with it. and what we're going to find out real soon here is did chris christie find the culprits, make the right decision, show the leadership. >> as someone who understands how problems at home can affect national aspirations as does mitt romney, john mccain, what advise would

a 10th of an inch on nip day of the month which would be incredible. you can see the low forming and that's producing already some clouds and things can get interesting for us but the wind right above the caldecott, read frag warning -- flag warnings, fog is moving up the coast and high surf or red flag are two advisories for right now and the amazingly cold temperatures are continuing and these are not windchills 2 below in chicago and it is just incredibly cold all the way to the deep south and in fact the surge of the arctic blays, there will be 2 more and it will be picking up in parts of texas and we feel a little bit of a pattern change and that's in the form of some pattern change and we have had 10 consecutive days of record highs but it is not making much of a push inland and it is going up the coast, mainly upper 50s and near such -- 70s and then it kicks out of here and back to mostly sunny and a little warmer sunday into monday. >>> the labor department claims jobless claims barely changed and it is up 1,000 from the week before. economists

heard that riot police have retaken the main government building there and also in the city you to nip of but through all of the square you've seen the government buildings there coming under siege by rioters the police were able to drive them off but they are now well cheering up their position to prepare for perhaps a further assault there by writers it's a scene we've seen across the west of the country something that's spreading into the central and southern areas of ukraine as we are seeing any movement from those rioters in any way that they would voluntarily remove themselves from any of their barricades in fact and what we are seeing is that they're building more. the u.s. and the e.u. say more political restrictions might be used to restrain the authorities in kiev but legal expert and political blogger alexander macoris says europe is too out of tune to make such decisions. i don't think it's actually a close is it breaks out one important change that's happened is that the presidency of the european union the rotating presidency has passed to greece and greece has made it ab

and i think there is some responsibility on the part of the city because you could have nipped this in the bud before these companies had any car of authority when they were operating without any responsibility, any authority whatsoever from anybody. so, there's a lot of responsibility to go around and i hope at this late date that someg

and i think there is some responsibility on the part of the city because you could have nipped this in the bud before these companies had any car of authority when they were operating without any responsibility, any authority whatsoever from anybody. so, there's a lot of responsibility to go around and i hope at this late date that something can be done about it. thank you. >> next speakers. >>> i'm providing [speaker not understood]. >> sorry, if you could speak into one microphone. we can only have e

when you have competitors, you are worried about people nipping at your heels. so how do you get that kind of fear almost when it doesn't exist? >> i think competition is a great thing. it means there's a market and other people are going after it. if there is a situation where you feel there's not a competitor, you need to set milestones and compete against yourself. a really good way is what is your north star? your dream scenario. and one step at a time like a ladder. you have to compete against a deadline to hit each one of the steps on the ladder. >> that's a good idea. and maybe make up a competitor. pretend company x just entered our market. would we be doing anything different or not? >> there's always a competitor. if i make potato chips. i might not think apple is a competitor. but they are a snack. they are a much wider field. they're doing customer perks. by default, you are using a competitive product. maybe just not the exact same space. think of them as using your competitor. >> i think part of what he is talking about is this outside pressure to

independence party says any changes to on european immigration by david cameron will be nipped in the bar by the. unfortunately he's desperately struggling to find a political solution to the problems of immigration where he is losing in the polls and he is now seeing the labor party's leader also beginning to try and find solutions to the problem of immigration we've had mass open door integration in the united kingdom over the past decade it's had problems on schools hospitals infrastructure and pushing down wages in the country that is why he is struggling the only clear solution is to get your control of your borders back in order to do that you have to leave the european union if he wants to make the changes that he suggested he has to actually get treaty changes and agreement from all the countries and they've already had the european commission in the form of barroso they said that won't happen now leopards might not be the first thing to spring to mind when you think of the winter olympics but these big cats are a symbol for sochi twenty fourteen for a reason the area is home

heard that riot police have retaken the main government building there and also in the city you to nip of but we've seen the government buildings they're coming under siege by rioters the police were able to drive them off but they are now. cheering up their position. prepare for perhaps a further assault there by rioters it's a scene we've seen across the west of the country something that's spreading into the central and southern areas of ukraine so what we are seeing right now across ukraine is despite concessions that have been made by the victory on the code which are in the government here that they would try and change the constitution to do. would trying give opposition leaders positions in the government that they would offer and to anybody who'd being detained by police on the condition that rice is left government buildings we are seeing any movement from those riots is in any way that they would voluntarily remove themselves from any of that barricades in fact and what we are seeing is that they're building more of those barricades artie's peter all over for us there in kie

heard that riot police have retaken the main government building there and also in the city you to nip of but seeing the government buildings they're coming under siege by riot is the police were able to drive them off but they are now well cheering up their position to prepare for perhaps a further assault there by writers it's a scene we've seen across the west of the country something that spreading into the central and southern areas of ukraine as we are seeing any movement from those rioters in any way that they would voluntarily remove themselves from any of their barricades in fact and what we are seeing is that they're building more. well we're just getting some information or are on other riders who previously took over the justice ministry building but the information that we are getting off the wire says that they are leaving now the justice ministry building of course we'll be updating you on this as we get more information in the meantime the u.s. and the e.u. say more political restrictions mind be used to restrain the authorities in kiev but legal expert am political blo

why i was thinking of ways mr said where is it aside for interrupting you get to said if you don't nip that in the blood but you know of what is your forecast for the protest in the ukraine to expect the police response to state the way it is our growth harsher as arrives don't want to embrace leafy kick is wearing of town what really has responsibility for the state to protect its citizens protect its business and technical assistance it's hot too much in this situation continue to protest is especially fond of protesters occupying government buildings consider what will be taught i keep putting one foot on a wet bar that is occupied by protesters against the crackdown against those people specifically but of course there's a danger that these protests continued to cry increasingly violent the crackdown from the state could be seen to be disproportionate. actually it's people home even if iraq is being dumped in the west could actually be counterproductive for the current democracy is to cut down to express. part i shivered security analysts and former british counterterrorism intelli

and a domestic policy based on sort of existential fear that the regimes days although it seemed to nip it in a while ago could in fact be numbered it's a good point mark the the days are numbered for the house of saud are they a good bet for washington thirty years ago i understand i agree with brian i mean unfortunately that was the reality there but lot of lot of things have changed in the last thirty years a lot of things have changed in the last two years i would argue that the arab world when the most unstable areas of the world saudi arabia is one of the most stable and look at almost any other arab country name it libya market is it is stable and. stable because of tyranny is that it stability. well actually there's less tyranny in saudi arabia than other countries look i'm not saying to saudi arabia some free and open place their treatment of women obviously is terrible there but compared to syria where hundreds of thousands of being massacred by iran and hezbollah and the syrian government and al-qaeda moving in and iraq in libya in tunisia yes saudi arabia is that beacon of s

they're not minute nip lating video just finding ways to sink this up. >> and coming up what these words? >> yes, i did say voldemort. >> we have a link on our web site click on see it on tv. what will they come up with for richard sherman? >> anything they put in there will be better than what he said, right sf >> that is true. >> high clouds and a hazy day the pattern continues into tomorrow. so showers, sunny, dry and a dusting of snow there. then dry in the west. across california tomorrow, we'll see hazy sunshine in the south. high temperatures still on the mild side a cross the bay area tomorrow, another hazy sunny day. s mid-70s inland and this pattern continues into next week we'll expect a cooler pattern and cloudy skies and a hint of winter weather. so maybe a new pattern is developing. >> yes. >> still ahead at 4:00 a sobering admission. a big revelation about her alcohol addiction. >> plus, tim cook speaking to abc news. the mac turns 30. how do they keep projects secret? >> which uses more water? washing dishes by hand, wishes washing dishes by hand, wishes by [ male announc

people.nown to nip at george. one protects he she is very active.hey are huge comfort to me. >> these are not springer -- springerough spaniels though. .hese i can hold i am not sure they are dogs though. they're very spoiled. we go to the polo grounds of which we are not a member of the crowd, but nobody would dare say. and they bark occasionally. >> you have written your memoir. you kept a journal all of your life. will those tapers come the library? >> they are all there. they are not to be opened for 50 years, so that i can say wouldn't want. forgettable,very and it really helps to have that .emoirs to remember things it makes it easier to read a book, doesn't it? >> barbara bush when you think about your legacy as first lady, what would you like it to be? and what do you think it will be? >> never thought about it. she -- it will be the i hope it will be that her children are her legacy and her grandchildren. i hope family. certainly, family is crucial. i would like to see the american family come back strong. we had a great family. and my dad

because when you have competitors, you're worried people are nipping at your heels.you don't, you can get a little lazy, then suddenly somebody sneaks up on you and, you know, you know what happens then, you're petrified. how do you get that fear when it doesn't exist? >> i think competition is a great thing. it means there is a market and other people are going after it. if there is a situation where you feel like there is not a compete, set milestones that compete against yourself. what is your north star? what are you trying to accomplish, your dream scenario? you're not there yet. set steps one step at a time, like a ladder. that way you feel like you have to compete against yourself against a deadline to hit each one of those steps on the ladder. >> that's a good idea. you make up a good competitor. company x just entered our market, would we be doing anything differently or not? >> i think there is a mistake when you say there is no competitor. there is always a competitor. if i make potato chips, i may not think apple is a competitor, but there is a snack out

let's go to steve, it is there could be some rain to the north, clearing sunday next week looking sun nipr again, and another offshore breeze and front up arc cade do, we have a lot -- a lot of low clouds and drizzle. not what you have to do this weekend, we have a town of honey do. some are up around 1800 and 1900. drizzle fog and almost everybody says cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions and very mild. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. temperatures have really come up for us and they are slowly recovering as well. grand rapids is 6 and there are still below zero readings and lake effect continues and some areas are tart start willing. and that lake effect can just pileup and pileup. partly cloudy, partly sunny skies and watch out for drizzle especially in san bruno a little pillow arm and we have a thursday system and then we have one on sun dawn. >> all right, thank you receive. just a few minutes ago, new information on the job market. 238,000 jobs that were created in december that is more jobs and this created in november. and a monthly report and that means the labor department as the

. >> some we give them enough mop nip to ride the bus all night to prepare development skin. heavy snow is pacific blamed for stranding more than 3 amtrak trains which became stranded 80 miles west of chicago. crews were brought in to clear the tracks and other trains arrived to pull the trains to their destinations and passengers remained on board at that time and amtrak says says it limit willing them. they tried to catch up and it looks like the problems will continue today and dozens of flights are already being dance selled. hundreds are being stranded because of the bad weather else where. coming up atcoming up at 6:30 we have alex savage and we have an update from fso and how passengers there are dealing with delays. making matters worse, jet blue shut down in new york and in boston. they must catch up on weather related delays and it gave crews a chance to service planes. the airline expects to have everything back up and named at pilots and they if the at least 17 delays and cans lakes of their own. that is because it is harder to schedule people and things have to b

apple had a lot of company nipping at its heels. a lot of it is cheaper.uawei is another company that is offering smartphones at a much lower price. >> they are doing better than apple right now. we have the coo of huawei is joining us today from san francisco. you are pulling back on telecom, which is your core business in the u.s.. i know you have some difficulty with u.s. lawmakers concerned about your relationship with the chinese government. can you talk to us about your u.s. business right now and where it stands? >> we are not leaving the u.s.. on the contrary, we are growing our business. there are a lot of views on the media and interviews. when you are a $40 billion company and you are involved in innovation and technology, and when you are caught in the crossfire between two large economic powers, it is hard not to get sentimental about it. the truth is that this is one of the greatest markets in the world. we like it here. >> does that mean you will continue to sell your telecom equipemnt to u.s. businesses in the united states? >> yes. i am re