for the npd the transition to a drug enforcement regime was a halting one. narcotics arrests had long been the exclusive province of the narcotics squad. throughout most of the 1960s emt the assigned 21 putin to the squad, and an impressive force that was further augmented in 1959 to 31. as a rule, patrol officers were expected to refer drug cases to the narcotics squad, something they really did a fully to spare themselves a nuisance. over time like other urban police departments the mtv came under pressure to train more of its patrol officers to identify with drugs and makes interactive. when maryland's senator joseph tidings observe the narcotics problem in the 1970s he learned from the new police chief that those control unit and the narcotics squad increase the number of drug arrests and addition more and more officers had completed training with the bureau of narcotics and dangerous drugs later renamed the drug enforcement agency says that they would be better equipped to enforce a list of drug laws. washington d.c. chief wilson joined other big city p

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subscriptions to premium tv channels fallen 15% over past two years according to market tracking firm npdtime are taking a hit but streaming services like netflix continue to rise. >> >> pollution is growing in china. apparently this should be growing concern for us here in the u.s. reports are showing large amounts of pollution travel all the way over the pacific ocean in the u.s. on some day it is can account for almost a quarter of sulfate pollution in the u.s. >> since 2000 the consumption of butter in the u.s. increased 65% according to the american butter institute. [buzzer] consumption now at a 40-year high with sales topping $2 billion a year. >> i contributed to that. david: you moved from margarine to butter? we have in our family. sandra: whatever. i love butter. david: my waive takes care of the stuff. it is better than margarine. eat the butter folks and enjoy. sandra: thousands of flights are canceled as blasts of cold air sweep across the u.s. david: accuweather meteorologist joins us with the very latest. justin, where it is going? >> dave, sandra, we're looking middle of

steven baker of npd saying it's been a theme throughout the year. midpriced android tablets getting squeezed between the high-end ipads and low-cost android tablets. as for game consoles, gamers, of course, they lined up coast to coast as microsoft and sony launched new products in the fall. there had been speculation that the xbox 1 might not sell as well because of that higher price point. but both consoles appear to have sold well. still, the data from infoscout. analysts expect several products that didn't play off the shelves. brian, back to you. >> that's why you should always do your christmas shopping in january. oh, no, wait. it's already gone. >> next christmas. >> for next christmas. there you go. >> we love when you bring us the bombs. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, one analyst says herbalife is the single best idea he's got for this year. really? we're going to debate that coming up. >> where is herb when you need him? >>> from one big bold call to another. we are laying out our predictions for the new year. >>> and as we go into

this is according to npd group. since the best showing december 2010. that is today's company news from the files of "bloomberg west." we need to talk about bitcoin. if you don't know how to get your hands on bitcoin, you can now do so through that coin atms. the ceo of robocoin is the first atm of bitcoin. welcome to surveillance. questec is so much for having me. >> first of all, how does this work? how does the digital kiosk work? can a newbie like myself acquire bitcoin to an atm? >> totally. we have created the easiest way for people to buy and sell. it is as simple as going to the machine, tapping buy and trading in your cache and scanning your digital wallet or printing out a receipt and, -- trading in your and scanning your digital wallet or printing out a receipt. we actually sell our machines to operators. operators hook in their online exchange account so they actually hold their inventory in an online exchange. one of the exchanges we use is called bitstem. >> how do you account for the rapid and violent moves in bitcoin value? quickly build

. >> a former npd homicide detective is here. 55-year-old man disappeared 10-11 days ago. report that a credit card was used or found or both perhaps in mexico? try to put this together. as a detective what questions do you need answered? >> bill, it is interesting. the report on the credit card hasn't been confirmed by authorities. so you wonder if the victim or did mr. bird take his wallet and identification with him on the walk. not taking his medication or cellphone and you would wonder why he took the wallet. so was that a physical card used? i would need to see that first. >> you characterize the case as interesting. what do you see based on the facts we know? >> to be a value n terry leave, he would have to have another source to get the expensive medication. a method of transportation. i dentification and to get into mexico if he actually did. you wonder if the fbi is involved because they believe there is a possibility of foul play. the fbi doesn't get involved in cases unless a missing person has an indication of foul play and crime. >> at what point does the fbi

this is from npd group, subscriptions to premium paid tv channels is the yellow line, they are slippinging to 32%, down 6 percentage points. subscription video-on-demand -- netflix, hulu plus, gaining strength, the white line. 32% versus 27% two years ago. in terms of who leads the way, netflix, 80 nine percent overall. hulu plus has a 10% share, and amazon prime at 2%. david bank, looking at netflix gaining momentum, balance that with content costs it needs for all the content. is it a credible threat to the premium paid tv channels like hbo? >> i don't think it is one or the other, at the end of the day, investors are focused on two things when they talk about media. they often talk about a macro cyclical, advertising and consumer driven. then they talk about secular headwinds, generation not watching television, buying netflix. i think there is something people forget, there is a content cyclicality. if shows are not good, people do not want to buy services. data, i would the point you towards the subscription data at showtime. >> "homeland." >> cbs is the parent company, it has been

dennis: new numbers out from npd group show hbo and its paypal channel bret baier reached 32% of u.s.oints from 30% in 2011 aad in the meantime online streamers' including netflix, who lou, amazon prime gobbling up a bigger share of homes, their combined share of 4 points from 23% of homes to 27% currently so how big a victory is this for outfits like netflix? netflix is in a dead heat against number one 8 channel hbo and number of subscriber homes but netflix turns $20 million in full-year earnings, hbo $1.5 billion in annual profits. one reason is netflix is so cheap, $8 a month after a one month trial, hbo charges 12 to $15 a month, and is on prime service offers free videos and at on when you pay $70 a year of unlimited shipping. the online is cheaper prices are a key factor for why they are gaining in households but the bigger threat may be more original hit shows, house of cards is as good as any network show, second season premieres on valentine's day, all 13 episodes of binge city. and the other streamers' over pay channels it is so on demand. no extra cost, hbo shows on deman

they will continue to be critical in npd both the qualitative and quantitative growth of these capabilities that north korea seeks. deterring, deterring is another way we counter this capability. we talked briefly in the last session about tailored deterrence strategy and importance of extending deterrence. i quote from the communicate for the 44th held in october where secretary hagel rake from the continued u.s. commitment to provide and strengthen extended deterrence for the republic of korea. using the full range of military capabilities including the u.s. nuclear umbrella, conventional strikes and missile defense capabilities. these two phrases to focus on. full range and united states. full range, united states but i don't think there's much more to say as far as deterrence. you will get no better guarantee that we are prepared to meet the threat posed by north korea, it's evolving nuclear missile capabilities, then what is represented by the wording indicators deterrence strategy what is represented by, full range, united states capabilities. and then finally our fourth element of ou