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refinance rates high the bank just doesn't want to flog the economy with a lot of cheap liquidity and on leash and play sion and despite pleas of many a prominent businessman and state officials the bank stands firm as you've just heard our legs are pasta has accused the central bank of lying about the true reasons off inflation they also criticize the bank for keeping the rates hard saying that it holds back the economic growth and i quote sachs blot out of the russian economy well i've also a central bank official to respond to the criticism it's very emotional it's very emotional and some of them are very much interested you know to be to be correct in the discussion but it's with our estimation now we have some kind of balance of balance and zero so in that case some additional measures. couldn't be products of inflation in russia is a growing it was six point six percent last year and judging by the january figures this year could be even higher goldman sachs economist say they're not expect russia central bank to card interest rates especially as the country's g.d.p. growth increased last year and how does expected to meet three point seven percent goal full two thousan

refinance rates high the bank just doesn't want to flog the economy with a lot of cheaply quiddity and on leash and place and despite pleas of many a prominent businessman and state officials the bank stands firm as you've just heard our legs are pasta has accused the central bank of lying about the true reasons off inflation they also criticize the bank for keeping the rates hard saying that it holds back the economic growth and i quote sachs blot out of the russian economy well i've also a central bank official to respond to the criticism it's very emotional emotional some of them are very much interested you know to be. in the discussion. to make sure now we have some kind of balance a balance and zero so in that case some additional measures. to inflation in russia is growing it was six point six percent last year and judging by the january figures this year could be even higher goldman sachs economist say that the not expect russia central bank to card interest rates especially as the country's g.d.p. growth increased last year and is expected to meet three point seven percent goal for two thousand and thirteen amounts all the latest from us and business coming up nex

officials must show they have a fiscal reform plan. and let's not forget monetary policy. the remaining pillar of abe's strategy. government and central bank officials last month agreed on a 2% inflation target. they stress a rare united front in tackling deflation. but how to achieve the inflation target will be up to the central bank's new chief who will come in after the current governor steps down in april. abe wants the new boj leader to share the same monetary policy with him but he needs approval from both diet chambers. last minute negotiations are under way within the government. the candidates include several leading professors and former finance ministry officials. for years, sustainable growth has eluded japan's economy. the abe administration has pitched its big economic policy saying it can fix this problem, but that will depend on a delicate balancing act between fiscal, monetary and growth strategies. abe's cabinet members must show now that they can deliver on three policy pillars. nhk world, tokyo. >>> a string of japanese earnings reports are out and the results are disappointing for major electric machinery makers. hita

the breach did, however, involve the collection of sensitive data of 4,000 banking officials. the ntsb says it will release its latest findings today in the investigation of boeing's troubled dreamliner. however, the agency specified the full investigation "could take weeks." the ntsb is looking into "risks" associated with lithium-ion batteries used to power the extensive electrical systems aboard the 787s. reports say boeing is working on a new battery design. defense contractors want a budget deal out of washington. ceos from top defense companies, including pratt & whitney, met with president obama yesterday to talk about the effects severe budget cuts could have on their industry. lawmakers have until march 1st to compromise on a budget. without it, $1.2 trillion in automatic cuts in goverment spending take effect. half is from millitary spending. reports say defense companies are already delaying orders and hiring due to the threat of sequestration. president obama has nominated a business insider to run the department of the interior. sally jewell, ceo of the successful

president vladimir putin introduced a draw floor that restricts investment abroad barring samia officials from holding bank accounts of stocks outside the russian border is now the law is an attempt by putin to fight corruption in his ambition to make russia more investor friendly now earlier today i spoke to jacob nel chief economist for morgan stanley russia about the race of illegal outflow putin's attempts to combat it it's always hard to know how to measure something that is illegal and therefore hitting the actual number for capital outflows provided by the central bank is much higher for instance last year we know it was about sixty billion dollars the year before eighty billion dollars so much larger number than the ten billion dollars or so that this report is talking about per year. there is a line on the central bank balance of payments called fictitious transactions where people are under reporting imports overreporting exports in order to move funds abroad but some of that may not be. may not be the proceeds of crime what this report is talking about is money that is generated from some kind o

britain's royal bank of scotland has been fined for rigging key interest rates. officials will pay over $600 million. they offered rate as a global bench mark used for monetary transactions. it's calculated for each major currency based on interestates qued b banks. they were manipulated daily for five years. rbs officials say over 20 employees were involved. they say the workers were disciplined or dismissed. the bank is the third major financial institution to pay big penalties for rigging the benchmark rate. many executives have admitted their staff have engaged in importing. japan's trademark wagyu will be available in the european market of 500 million consumers. the food safety panel agreed on wednesday to allow imports of japanese beef and beef products to its member nations. the upscale beef may reach shops in europe as early as this spring after legal procedures are complete. japan has been urging approval to sell wagyu in europe since 2005 but the decision was put off after an out break of foot and mouth disease in japan three years ago. the safety of japanese be

well top official's resignation from the bank of japan spurred the market this morning. tokyo's nikkei jumped 3% to close out a four-year high while hong kong's hang sang sank half a percent. the dow shot up 99 points to close at 13,979 while the nasdaq gained 40 points. >>> the end of an era at the post office may be near. after losing $16 billion last year, the post master general is expected to announce today plans to cut costs. one plan mentioned in the past includes saturday mail. it's trimmed its work force by 35%. >>> rumors about dell giving up on wall street and going private are true. the struggling computer company announced an almost $25 billion buyout on tuesday led by founder michael dell. it would be the largest deal of its kind since the great recession. dell hopes to complete the transaction by the end of july. >>> the justice department says they've broken up one of the biggest credit it card fraud rings of all time. 18 people were arrested tuesday accused of creating fake i.d.s to steal over $200 million. the ring operated in 28 states and several coun

banking services crashed big time today. right now they are slowly coming back. officials at the country's second largest bank says the problem is technical. the bank's atms are working. >>> the 10th spare of the air alert has been issued. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> and right now we do have some patchy fog and we also have some higher clouds. let me show you doppler 7hd. it is not tracking rain, but that could be changing. let me show you the visibility in half moon bay. it is down to four miles with that fog. so tomorrow morning if you have early plans or you are just going to run around and get ready for your super bowl parties you might encounter some fog. be aware of that. when is the possibility of rain coming? a look at your weekend forecast in a few minutes. dan? >> thanks a lot. >>> 49er fans are making final preparations for super bowl sunday and so is the city of san francisco. emergency responders and even business owners are being pro active to prevent the kind of problems that we saw after the world series.

banking services crashed big time today. right now they are slowly coming back. officialsthe country's second largest bank says the problem is technical. the bank's atms are working. >>> the 10th spare of the air alert has been issued. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> and right now we do have some patchy fog and we also have some higher clouds. let me show you doppler 7hd. it is not tracking rain, but that could be changing. let me show you the visibility in half moon bay. it is down to four miles with that fog. so tomorrow morning if you have early plans or you are just going to run around and get ready for your super bowl parties you might encounter some fog. be aware of that. when is the possibility of rain coming? a look at your weekend forecast in a few minutes. dan? >> thanks a lot. >>> 49er fans are making final preparations for super bowl sunday and so is the city of san francisco. emergency responders and even business owners are being pro active to prevent the kind of problems that we saw after the world series. ama

reporter: the debt crisis has subsided since last september when the european central bank detection. ecb officials decide they would buy an unlimited number of government bonds from companies in serious financial trouble. however, investors are growing concerned in wake of italian election. they fear the european debt crisis may be reignited. no party has won a majority in the upper house and that political parties may try to form a grand coalition, but the differences among them, especially over austerity measures are great. and they may not be able to form a government that strongly enough to implement reforms. this could trigger another election. debt-ridden nations must carry out financial reconstruction and structure reform if they want the ecb to buy their bonds. if italian leaders fail to meet these requirements, they risk losing the confidence of the ecb and the markets. following the election, the euro fell sharply against the dollar and the yen. some economists say this trend may be short-lived. investors believe the euro is likely to rebound while the yen will continue to fall as japane

rise for the past two trading sessions russia's central bank may soon own lose its independence the russian government considers having state officials on the bank's board earlier this year the regulators actually dismissed calls from the government and businesses to soften its want to a fiscal policy richard haynesworth from ratings agencies says if the government starts telling the central bank what to do the country's economy would be worse off . worldwide economists of finances see the world see the central bankers being one of the best in the world so we have a situation where the economy is broken but we have a working some job. but i worry about is that leaves new moves of the government will break the central power and so what will be left with is a broken economy a broken term for. the movement the problem isn't in the central part the problem is in the economy in the law and corruption in the length of. trust. pav in the russian economy so why do bards not lending to the economy. because they cannot see beyond two or three years why don't they see beyond two or three years because we don't know what will happen in five year

bank of japan officials say the corporate goods price index stood at 100.7 last month against a referencealue of 100 set for 2010. the figure slipped 0.2% from the same month last year. the price of iron and steel tumbled by 8.9%. information and telecom equipment prices fell 6.6%. >>> the nuclear crisis in fukushima is still having an impact on japanese exporters. officials at the agriculture ministry say shipments of farm and fisheries products in 2012 fell for the second straight year. many nations continue to restrict food imports from japan because of the nuclear disaster. ministry officials say exporters shipped about $4.8 billion worth of produce, seafood, and processed items last year. that's down .3% from 2011 in yen terms. it also marks a drop of more than 8% from 2010. 45 countries and territories are still restricting food imports from japan. south korea and hong kong decreased their imports of japanese seafood by more than 10%. but exports started showing improvements in april compared with the same month in 2011. ministry officials say they'll try and turn the situation arou

banking services crashed big time today. right now they are slowly coming back. officials at the country's second largest bank says the problem is technical. the bank's atms are working. >>> the 10th spare of the air alert has been issued. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> and right now we do have some patchy fog and we also have some higher clouds. let me show you doppler 7hd. it is not tracking rain, but that could be changing. let me show you the visibility in half moon bay. it is down to four miles with that fog. so tomorrow morning if you have early plans or you are just going to run around and get ready for your super bowl parties you might encounter some fog. be aware of that. when is the possibility of rain coming? a look at your weekend forecast in a few minutes. dan? >> thanks a lot. >>> 49er fans areaking final preparations for super bowl sunday and so is the city of san francisco. emergency responders and even business owners are being pro active to prevent the kind of problems that we saw after the world series. a

and of course any statements from bank of japan officials as the meeting wraps up today. ai, back to you. >> thanks a lot, ramin. sounds good. ramin mellegard from the tokyo stock exchange. both the nikkei and the topix are modestly higher this morning. but we're not the only asian markets open. take a look. ♪ ♪ >>> south korea's president-elect says she may revise how she deals with north korea. park gung kee has promised to engage leaders in pyongyang after she takes office later this month. but she tweaked her approach this week after they followed through on threats to carry out another nuclear test. >> translator: north korean actions affect our policy. the north should understand that any further provocation we will no longer be able to have a dialogue even if we want to. >> park spoke to members of a transition committee who are working on north-south relations and other foreign policy matters. she said the nuclear test clearly shows the difficulty of building trust and peace on the korean peninsula. she said she'll focus for the time being on preventing such provo

other bank members could be critical of this dominance. officials will wait to see if some other countries name their own candidates. >>> competition among makers of smartphones and tablet computers are heating up worldwide. they unveiled their models at an international trade show in spain. the latest tablets and wristwatch gadgets are grabbing people's attention. samsung introduced a split screen feature that can display two different applications. users can check e-mails while viewing pictures or websites. japanese makers appeal to visitors with sony announcing it will go global with smartphones and tablets that are water resistant. these phones are popular among the elderly in japan. that the lest inusiness for this hour. here is another check on regional markets. >>> delegates will plemeet for first time in eight months. they entering the meeting with skepticism. they met beforehand with european union policy chief and iran's top nuclear negotiator. he hoped the talks would bear fruit once and for all. delegates are demanding that iranian scien

bank's independence in creating monetary policy. yoshimi watanabe the leader of another opposition group, your party, is against opposing a former official of the finance ministry or the bank of japan. that's the latest in biz news for now. i'll leave you with a check on regional markets. ♪ >>> people in japan's northernmost islands say they don't want a nuclear plant near them. the hokkaido residents asked the government to stop building a facility. electric power development company, or j-power-s constructing the plant in ohma on japan's main island. the town is 23 kilometers by sea from hakodate in hokkaido. work was stopped after the 2011 quake. it was resumed in october 2012. heads of hakodate and five other cities submitted the request to the central government. >> i don't think there's any need for the construction to go forward. >> reporter: the mayor also said people are worried about the safety of the plant because it's just across the water. city officials say they're considering filing aawsuito demand a stop to the construction. >> thousands of people waiting to go home. tons of debris waiting for disposal. vast tracts of lan

they showed central bank officials were concerned about the effects of the fed's bond purchases.es dropped 2% amid a broader selloff in commodities. and office depot and office max are merging in an all-stock deal valued at $1.2 billion. that's it from cnbc. we're first in business worldwide. now back to chris at "hardball." >>> we're back. 2012 was a devastating blow to republicans, of course. since november the gop has admitted it must broaden its appeal to bring back women, minorities and younger voters. we all know this. in their first big meeting of conservatives this year coming up you'd expect to see some fresh faces to speak for all of america, not just rural white males. not so fast. the gop circus is coming to town. the conservative political action congress which is always held here in washington, the cpac, is bringing back the clown show. their scheduled speakers, you're not going to believe this. sarah palin. i know, attractive to many, but only on the far right, apparently. rand paul, who i am amazed by that he exists. newt gingrich, there's a fresh face. alan rich,

vladimir putin introduced a draw floor that restricts investment abroad barring senior officials from holding bank accounts of stocks outside the russian border is now the law is an attempt by putin to fight corruption in his ambition to make russia more investor friendly now earlier today i spoke to jacob nel chief economist from morgan stanley russia about the race of illegal outflow putin's attempts to combat it it's always hard to know how to measure something that is illegal and therefore hidden the actual number for capital outflows provided by the central bank is much higher for instance last year we know it was about sixty billion dollars the year before eighty billion dollars so much larger number than the ten billion dollars or so that this report is talking about per year. there is a line on the central bank balance of payments called fictitious transactions where people are under reporting imports overreporting exports in order to move funds abroad but some of that may not be. may not be the proceeds of crime what this report is talking about is money that is generated from some kind o

administration official says president obama has picked rei president sally jewel as the new secretary of the interior. prior to joining rei, jewel spent 19 years in the commercial bankingld replace outgoing interior secretary ken salazar. >>> 5:34. the san jose police officer's association has begun some new contract talks with city officials now. the poa says this year it wants officers' salaries restored to levels before the recent 10% paycuts. the union is also calling for 3% raises in each of the next two years. just about all city workers have had recent pay and pension reductions and as a result scores of officers have either retired or left the police department for other cities. >>> an east bay city is changing the way it starts its council meetings. it will no longer be automatic that people recite the pledge of allegiance to open city council meetings in the city of el cerrito. the council last night decided to invite those who do not want to say the pledge to observe a moment of silence instead. >> one of the things that came up in our strategic planning for the city was a limitation of the city is that we always -- we do things because that's the way we've

the patuxent river is still pretty rapid but officials say it is receding. it breached its banks earlier thursday after the commission opened flood gates. the rain fall on wednesday night was too much for the system but by nightfall thursday, the amount of water flowing from the dams was reduced. >> they have started to shut down the water. what was happening before when the gates opened is there was so much what to being released. we are so low here in this section of the city. there is no where for the water to go. >> the threat of widespread flooding forced the city to call for voluntary evacuations from low-lying homes and businesses. streets all over laurel were closed. a dozen residents took temporary shelter at the community center but most residents are used to this threat. >> normally is not as cold. this is usually a barbeque event. everybody right now is like this is too cold. >> life back tomorrow -- back to normal by 7:00. but a commuter lot is still flooded. this woman the is a the end of an apartment above a business around by knee-deep water. she is a ghost go int

they, and by the central bank official made the market turnaround, back to you cheryl and dennis.re going to go over to ? cheryl: how about a little charles payne. i'm making money on obamacare. charles: i like that movie did. you are ready to go, cabin fever. i live in north dakota, so i know all about it. this is a really interesting company. they actually stimulate your brain through electric currents and with the ability to do that, leaving them to one product helping you with epilepsy. they think they can really make major inroads with treating depression, chronic heart failure. this stock has been unbelievable. recently street sweeper putting out stories, so they put out this story a big whistleblower, a lawsuit going on and a person who worked there. you can kind of see it. it has stabilized since then. an amazing company, maybe more so than the company, but they always beat the street. the street expecting too better than the industry so right at this level, i think it is oversold. cheryl: thank you. making money, even as federal subsidies go away, we have a guest coming u

analysts blame reports that some federal reserve officials are doubtful about continuing the bank's economic stimulus. tesla reported a $75 million loss for the fourth quarter. the loss was greater than analysts expected. shares of the electric car company fell about 6%. they were optimistic there would be a small profit this quarter though. >>> if you clicked on yahoo today, chances are you saw a whole new home page. this was yahoo's first resign in four years. saying it's all about tayloring the page to users interests, and apps. >>> today pg and e said they figured out what caused last night's power problems in san rafael. they affected about 20,000 customers in the tear linda, and lucas valley areas. pg and e says the outage was caused by a broken switch at a substation, and that it was fixed by about 11:00 last night. >>> now to hayward, where the city has approved a moratorium on internet cafes. if a customer wins, they're paid out on the spot. the city attorney is working to shut down the internet sweepstakes. >>> ktvu's john sasaki looks at how these cuts will affect every day servic

banking has actually received three notations from the i.r.s. three rulings from the i.r.s. that they are actually tack to exempt the fish officially tax exempt because of the social nature of what they're doing so so you could. see you going to have. a barter economy with. no closer to let's say dollars have drilled into that it was time and we have to take a quick break more conversations with great minds with bernard. and jackie done right after the break. let me let me i want to know what all the let me ask you a question. here. is what we're going to debate we have i know you say. the truth is this is really just about staying there to get here in this situation we're being i didn't mean to talk about surveillance we. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out. of that thing that we americans call a dollar. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot of what you. are you know wh

analysts blame reports that some federal reserve officials are doubtful about continuing the bank's economiclus. tesla reported a $75 million loss for the fourth quarter. the loss was greater than analysts expected. shares of the electric car company fell about 6%. they were optimistic there would be a small profit this quarter though. >>> if you clicked on yahoo today, chances are you saw a whole new home page. this was yahoo's first resign in four years. saying it's all about tayloring the page to users interests, and apps. >>> today pg and e said they figured out what caused last night's power problems in san rafael. they affected about 20,000 customers in the tear linda, and lucas valley areas. pg and e says the outage was caused by a broken switch at a substation, and that it was fixed by about 11:00 last night. >>> now to hayward, where the city has approved a moratorium on internet cafes. if a customer wins, they're paid out on the spot. the city attorney is working to shut down the internet sweepstakes. >>> ktvu's john sasaki looks at how these cuts will affect every day services fro

it started around 11:00 this morning and by 12:30, m&t bank stadium reached over capacity. officialsaying about 80,000 people in the seats, 10 does not the field and perhaps 100,000 along the parade route. we captured it all from high above and captain roy taylor joined this again to fill us in on the traffic. i'm sure from your view it must have been an amazing sight. >> it was an amazing sight. right now, you are looking at pratt at light street and traffic is finally back to normal in the downtown baltimore area. toward howard st., anywhere you go downtown it is pretty much back to normal. we have video tohow about what we were able to see of the parade route. it was unbelievable. i have never in my entire life seen anything like this. the amount of fans that engulfed ray lewis and followed him was just unbelievable. people lined up hours prior just to get a good spot so they could watch the parade. this parade way al does the parade we had for the first super bowl ring the raven's one. i can remember seeing that abuse block down pratt street. i have never seen that many people al

from germany, and this was brought up on three different occasions by both government officials and european banks as to why are you treating us differently? i know you've extended the rule -- the community period to april 20th, but i would like to just exchange a series of letters and point out this in more detail. >> thank you for calling this to my attention. >> thank you. and it is -- there's over a hundred foreign banks operating here that could be under a different capital requirement than our local banks, and i think that could cause problems with our international regulators, and i'm sure you heard from come of them. let me say to the membership, both republicans and democrats, and, particularly, those who come here just in the past five years. chairman ben bernanke told us today exactly what he told us for the last five years, and that, he told us to focus on long term structural changes to our mandatory spending program. most of which entitlements. that ought to be the focus. he said that today, and he said that it will have a beneficial effect, a long term beneficial effect. it will not

. >> european officials are considering banking regulations.ost eu countries including eu and france support bonus curves holing banks to a one to one bonuses salary ratio. the newspaper says the uk has suggested an alternative proposal that bans cash bonuses exceeding salaries. but still, a pretty extraordinary development as it moves forward the. >> yeah. meanwhile, being a part of europe, for most britains, a new poll reveals that only one in three british citizens would vote to stay in the eu. the conservative ruling british government last night promised to hold a referendum on the matter in 2017. and the troubles amounting to the spanish flagship airline iberia is likely to cause widespread chaos and cost the airline millions. the strike begins tonight. 70,000 passengers are likely to be affected, piling further pressure on the nation's already struggling tourist industry. iberia report a loss of 25 2 million euros during the first nine months of 2012. >>> francesca is still with us. we want to get your thoughts on a km of themes here. i

sm sort of an attempt to trigger a civil war in the united states this, bank of america branch in oakland was the target. officials say they arrested a 29-year-old from san jose after he tried to activate a car bomb in front of the bampblg. an nib agent helped design something that looks like a bomb but waits harmless. experts say all terror schemes need to be taken seriously. >> he thought et he had a goal. he wasn't going to be detered and talked about after being successful, he'd go to xuccessful, he'd go to taliban or al qaeda. >> he has been charged with attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. >> snowed in. those words describe what millions of americans are dealing within the northeast tonight two. big storms merged into one giant blizzard. massachusetts has banned driving until the storm eases. forecasters believe two and three feet of snow can bury communities between new jersey and maine. airlines cancelled more than 4,000 flights. ripple affects of the blizzard stretches to airports here in the bay area. >> you just expect unexpected if you travel a lot you try to know how to maneuver. so you unde

and actually the commonality is that we are officially trying to maintain the mop only of a culture of one type of currency created privately by the banking system and that system is not stable is systemic unstable we've been able to prove scientifically in peer reviewed articles in major journals but of course we've been thrilled so much in our branding that we need to do everything with a single currency thinking of another currency has to be crazy and what type of currency as in a few currency issued by central bank well it's not actually from a central bank it's you should privately by the banking system i mean under the supervision of a central bank there is money brought into being by debt but it's sickly. and jackie we just to start out with kind of the origin of money you know the story we're one story we're told about the origin of money is that it was it was devised as a medium of exchange to reduce the what economists call the shoe leather cost of. and that a tie various times it's had intrinsic value or not attitudes or value basically been accounting system another model of money is that it came out of society needing to figu

bank accounts. >> and kpix 5 is the official television station for the new bay bridge opening celebration. a live look at the eastern span of the new bridge as we count down to opening day. by ex-cop fugitive, christopher dorner -- has been found outside the cabi >>> a firearm that may have been used by ex-cop fugitive christopher dorner has been found outside the cabin where he died. the p22 long barrel with a suppresser was found this morning in the snow. our sister station in los angeles is the only station to get a look at it. the man who found it had gone to the area to see where the 10- day ordeal ended. >> seeing where he crashed the car, and i stopped and then i saw the gun laying in the snow. >> the san bernardino sheriff's office has the weapon now and is inspecting it. just about an hour ago, the san bernardino sheriff said dorner was hiding in a condo right across the street from the command post during the manhunt. he also said an autopsy on dorner shows he died from a single gunshot wound to the head. >>> south african track star oscar pistorius was charged with the premedita

bank. kuroda was once a senior finance ministry official. the 68-year-old has head of the adb since 2005. it approved by the diet, he will take over the boj post. the prime minister put forward the names of the two deputy governors. they are gakushuin university professor kikuo iwata and boj executive director hiroshi nakaso. it needs support from the opposition parties as the ruling coalition does not have the majority in the upper house. many members of the major opposition democratic party are of japan are set to support abe's nominees. they say there isn't much doubt about kuroda's ability, especially his negotiating and management skills. >>> asian development bank spokesperson announced kuroda is resigning from the top post of the manila-based institution on march 118th. >>> u.s. tech giant apple has won a patent lawsuit in tokyo over south korea's samsung electronics. the ruling is the second in a series of court cases in japan involving smartphones and tablet computers. the tokyo district court on thursday ruled that apple does not infringe on samsung's patents for mobile data tra

news that several top federal reserve officials are having doubts about continuing the central bank'seep borrowing costs at a low-- has sent a shudder through investors. the dow lost 108 points to close at 13-thousand- 927 today. the nasdaq dropped 49 points to close at 3- thousand-164. and the s&p 500-- had its biggest loss of the year-- falling 19 points to close short of one-thousand-512. >> with police station 4 8 ple place station play station 4. the day a lot of gamers have been waiting for has finally arrived conference in new yorkwhere they unveiled a new gaming slate fills us in this was more of a sneak peek the test showed the most and talk about what it could do. no officials on the actual council. they will probably unbelted in los angeles and a couple of months. perhaps in the month of june but first what is going to be offered to gamers. with third-party services, with a network of devices, smart phone and social media. sony promises that this will be much faster. it will power on and off, instantly. and saved data. this cloud service will also be launched. to add to the

bank's monetary stimulus package. this has eased concerns fed officials would cut short their asset-buying program. chairman ben bernanke on tuesday presented his semi-annual report to the senate. he acknowledged bold monetary easing could cause inflation but stressed the merit of the policy. >> we do not see potential cost to the increased risk taking in some financial markets as outweighing the benefits of promoting a strong economic recovery and more rapid job creation. >> bernanke also warned imminent spending cuts could put the brakes on recovery if they take effect on march 1st. he urged republicans and democrats to set aside their differences to find a solution. now, bernanke also said he understood japanese prime minister shinzo abe's push for monetary easing. he said abe is trying to boost the economy and is not manipulating exchange rates to devalue the yen. >>> u.s. president barack obama wants republicans to compromise before budget cuts take effect on friday. >> there are too many republicans in congress right now who refuse to compromise even an inch. there's no reason why we can't co

that was the capitol hill testimony today from the central bank's chairman, ben bernanke. in recent weeks, fed officials have raised worries about the strategy, but bernanke offered a strong defense for the program that's aimed at keeping interest rates low. the risks, he said, were manageable. pehohe fed would continue its easy efforts to stimulate the economy had u.s. markets seeing green.pe the dow gained 116, the nasdaq is up 13, and the s&p rose nine. washington bureau chief darren gersh has details on the fed chairman's strong defense of his aggressive policy to support the economy. >> reporter: sure, there are risks when the federal reserve is buying almost $3 billion worth of bonds every day. but chairman ben bernanke told congress basically, "we got this." >> although a long period of low rates could encourage excessive risk taking, and continued close attention to such developments is certainly warranted, to this point, we do not see potential costs to the increased risk- taking in some financial markets is outweighing the benefits of promoting a stronger economic recovery and more rapid job c

that announcement ends a nine month search after the former head of the vatican bank was removed for what officials called incompetence. >>> the mayor of san diego will pay back $2 million. her husband the founder of jack in the box died in 1994. in 2001 she says she started to gamble heavily and borrowed money from her husband's foundation. her lawyer says a medical condition effected her ability to make good judgments. >> there was a tumor growing in her brain in the centers of the brain that effect and control logic, reasoning, and most importantly judgment. >> now according to court documents she won more than $1 billion in a nine year span but lost it all and millions more. now in a deal with prosecutors she has to pay back the foundation or she could do to jail. >>> the border dispute between india and pakistan is intensifying. they have killed a pakistani soldier that crossed into kashmir. india says the soldier died in a fire fight. india will return the body back to pakistan for burial. >>> 5:13 is the time right now. senate republicans managed to stall confirmation of president obama's pi

bank stadium. monique griego. >> team officials also say they thought baltimore city police did an extraordinary job of trying to handle that crowd. >>> in new orleans, officials finally determined what caused that partial blackout during super bowl. jessica kartalija reports, energy officials are taking the blame for this major mistake. jess? >> reporter: well, kai, ironically, the system was designed to prevent something like this from happening in power outage. but it turned out to be defective itself. >> reporter: seconds into third quarter of the super bowl. >> half the power in new orleans stadium, the super dome here, is out. >> reporter: the super dome's power company, entergy, taking the blame, saying a device, known as a relay in the company's switch gear malfunctioned. cutting power to one of two feeder lines, supplying power to the dome. >> it's important to find the root cause. and it's now been traced back to this relay, this faulty device, inside that switch gear that entergy owns. and i think that can be fixed. >> reporter: the super dome was dimly lit for 34 minutes, while crews wor