impacts small businesses and their employees is paul simon president of simon financial group, and a financial planner affiliated with lincoln financial advisers corporation. he specializes in working with individuals and business owners to develop strategic plans to meet their objectives. good to see you. that was a mouthful. okay. so, so, 401(k) plans, a lot of small businesses don't do them now, from my experience, for two reasons. expense, complication. >> yes, yes, and yes. >> yes, so i mean i think everyone understands that we want employers would like their employees to the government would like people to save for their retirement. but for someone who is in the hot seat right i have my small business and i want to set up a 401(k) plan and i didn't do it before, will it be easy for me to do now? will it be cheaper? will it be easier? you know, am i not going to spend three weeks trying to understand it? >> yeah, so number one the costs are not as expensive as people perceive, number one. number two, yes. there are some complications. and we need to do an analysis, as to what am

paul simon is the leader of the florida department of transportation in tampa bay. it is his job to think big and think into the future. >> people won't buy as many cars and you'll use services to pick you up and drop you off. >> reporter: because of that your driveway could disappear. so could parking lots and garages. packages could all move at nights making roads more common for you. crashes and deaths should become more rare as driverless cars become more popular, human error is 95% of most crashes. what about when all the cars on our cars will drive centimeters apart. we could have highways not much wider than sidewalks with speed limits and everybody's commute gets faster. >> the computer will find the most efficient method to get to my destination. it will look how do i normally go? >> reporter: tampa bay could get more jobs out of this. the selmon expressway is one of the only roads in the country certified as a place to test driverless cars. live in south tampa grayson kamm 10 news. >>> today governor scott will be in tampa at 1:00 this afternoon. during hi

paul simon is the leader for the florida department of transportation in tampa bay. it is his job to look at things that are big for the future. >> the trend we'll see is people won't buy as many cars and you'll use services to pick you up and drop you off. effective. >> reporter: because of that your driveway could disappear. so could parking lots and garages. freight and packages could all move at night making roads less crowded for you. as driverless cars become more common crashes and deaths should become more rare. simon says human error is a factor in 95% of crashes. on the road are driverless? not just some of them. then our cars can talk to each other and drive centimeters apart. we could have highways not much wider than sidewalks with no speed limits, no road signs and no crashes. everybody's commute gets faster. >> the computer will find the most efficient method to get to my destination. normally go? more jobs. the selmon expressway is one of a handful of places in the country certified as a test site for driverless cars. grayson kamm 10 news wtsp. >>> th

what sells is the 1960s album book ends from paul simon and art garfunkel.icant that they let it be used this way. art garfunkel. >> that's a mouthful, isn't it? >> much like smerconish. let's roll the bernie sanders ad and watch it together. ♪ ♪ mmm ♪ let us be lovers we'll all get our fortunes together ♪ >> good commercial. >> i like bernie. i like his fight. i like his dignity and stance. i like this song. ♪ they've all come to look for america ♪ ♪ all come to look for america ♪ all come to look for america ♪ all come to look for america >> you know, we're so used to hearing artists say i never gave permission for that song. you gave permission. why? >> legal wily, finally, it come down will you allow this. they come to paul and me. it's the moment i say, am i bernie guy, yes, i am, you can use it. >> why a bernie guy and not a hillary person? >> i like that bernie is very upset between the gap between the rich and the poor. i think that's central -- the power of money to -- when bernie says, hillary gave a speech got $275,000 for that speech. you got to

paul simon has a huge catalog of immortal songs. candidate. everyone would love to see governor chris christie put out an ad with "bridge over troubled waters." martin o'malley is not getting a lot of news coverage these days, maybe "the sound of silence" would be fitting. 2%, so probably "homeward bound." and donald trump, i'm going to say "diamonds on the soles of your shoes." no, wait a second, "still crazy after all these years." >> tonight, colbert welcomes the star of the new movie the finest hours, chris pine. >> he got me, man. he made me laugh. >> we're tracking radar and rain into the night and through the day tomorrow. i'll have details at 11:00. >> thank you, tom. in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i serve is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread so you can serve it with some publix. where shopping

to top 2008 but i think it's going to be a run for it. >> him to talk about your work with the paul simon center. since you are teaching so many millennial's, what do you think is a generation with generational difference of the young folks? >> younger voters this time are much less excited about politics. it's as if their older brother and sisters got excited about barack obama and three months later they did not have an $80,000 year job your job so they are all disappointed. miennial's due care. they have high rates of participation in volunteer work but with the just not into knocking on doors. they would rather work at a food bank. >> question five. david bowie psed away this week. i don't know if you were a fan but if you were did you have a favorite song? >> i liked all of his stuff so i can't pick one. >> and your prediction. >> my prediction was that there is a big turnout of already other one, if the two parties mess u with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink,a family of four can all be online at the same time, yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a

but paul simon's got a hugengs. his music, i think, could work for any candidate. would love to see governor chris christie put out an ad with "bridge over troubled waters." ( cheers and applause )isn't getting a lot of news coverage these days. "the sound of silence" would be fitting.t rand paul, who's polling below 2%, probably "homeward bound." and donald trump? i'm going to say, "diamonds on the soles of his shoes." no, wait.about "fifty ways to leave your lover." wait a second. "still crazy after all these years?" >> jon: that's a goodtephen: one of those. definitely not "me and julio down by the school yard.d luck to all the candidates. this is the home stretch. we've got a great show for you tonight here in the edr. my first guest is tony- and emmy-winning actor laurence fishburne. a really big guy. things, including "the matrix,," of course. he's very famous for that. a red pill and a blue pill. and no matter which one he takes, he'll enjoy it, because they're both skittles. ( laughter ) museum of natural history, i'll sit down with dr. michael novacek. he'

sting says he got the idea after a successful trek with paul simon, and he wanted to do it again with another artist 2. soundbite sting and peter gabriel, recording artists - on sting having the idea and asking peter:sting: peter was one of a very short list of people, because i knew him, because we'd worked together before." gabriel: "he'd tried every other one..." sting: "...everybody said no." gabriel: "...but i was still available." the rock paper scissors tour kicks off in columbus, ohio in june. and that's what's happening in hollywood, i'm jasas nathanson, abc news, los angeles. now that we're through the extreme cold, not just people will benefit... but also the pets. if you have a question for our dr. jennifer feuerbach - call us dr. ryan steen from frey pet hospital in cedar rapids joins us as our vet expert... ---, thanks for being here. coming up tomomorow, stay with this just into the t-v nine newsroom... the linn county sheriff's office is quickfind. danielle tiegen was last seen around 1 1yesterday morning at lili-mar high school. shshs five foot one... 112 pounds... an

. >> i'm joined by hallie jackson as well as director of the paul simon public policy institute and former political editor of the des moines "register." halle, that interview there. the use of the word panic is interesting. does he think he can than spin that word into reality? somehow trump is panicked by ted cruz? >> well, i think maybe the spin the cruz campaign, and frankly other campaign was want to talk about here in iowa is maybe donald trump is panicked. let's look at what we've seen in the past. he is losing in the polls here. he looks poised to not win. what has trump talked about? he said if i lose by a couple of points, people are going to say it's a big deal. he blows it off. he talks about the fact he is winning 49 other states. that he has a strong showing in places like new hampshire. >> if he gets beaten in iowa, if trump beats cruz in iowa four weeks from today, it is death for cruz. if he can't win here among the home scores, fellow evangelicals, where can he win? >> that's the thing. we talked about this. i asked the senator about this exact topic. we don't consider an

. >> i'm joined now by the one and only david yepsin who's covered politics from the paul simon publicouthern illinois university. how does it feel to you? >> it is very close and it's hard to predict. this bernie sanders phenomenon, it's driven a lot by millennials and younger voters. they don't answer the the smartphones unless they recognize the number sort of thing. and social media. we have same-day voter registration in iowa. voters will decide at the last minute they want to go. you can register as a democrat or republican at the caucus site and i think a lot of younger voters will do it on a spur of the moment thing. >> you have the o'malley factor, not a factor in terms of winning and placing second but not reaching the threshold, viability and whatever numbers they are, they have to decide on which side to go to. >> i tend to think bernie sanders may be the beneficiary of that. i think a lot of o'malley people went to clinton and opted to go with o'malley but martin o'malley has impressed a lot of democrats here and be back here covering him some day. >> let's look at the rep

sting says he got the idea after a successful trek with paul simon, and he wanted to do it again with another artist. >> peter was one of a very short list of people, because i knew him, because we'd worked together before. >> he'd tried every other one. >> everybody said no. >> but i was still available. >> reporter: the rock, paper, scissors tour kicks off in columbus, ohio, in june. and that's what's happening in hollywood. los angeles. >>> eric: still to come, it's a mix of sweet and salty. what popular fast food giant is getting a tasty, new menu item. main and gervais. >> jonathan: and a cold start for us at home, thankfully we are not seeing any of the frozen stuff we are seeing elsewhere. this is looking towards charlotte, see the white snow fall, look at the nashville area, getting pounded with snow this morning. a lot of wintry weather trending to the north, i think it will continue to stay to the north but certainly something to watch as we move throughout your wednesday and wednesday night. >>> eric: forget mcflurries, mcdonalds is putting french fries on the dessert menu.

host: david yepsen is the director of the paul simon public policy university at southern illinois university formally des moines register. your time on c-span. guest: thank you very much. tot: coming up, we're going hear from iowa state senator he supportsout why donald trump and the donald trump campaign there in iowa. later on in the program, as you heard our guest talk about conservative christian voters are a key voter block in iowa. later in the program, bob vander th -- thee family of president of the family leader organization. for.voters are looking we have been showing you students this morning from ofpson college, just south des moines university. talking about their political daysss especially in the leading up to the caucuses. we had a chance to cat with some politically active students. junior here at simpson clench participate in project here in the political science department. tell us about the fact check did.you >> i fact check rick santorum isgesting that immigration causing wages to be depressed and this is causing people to not work as much. we found overall, that part of

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reporter for the des moines register, now at southern illinois university, the director of the paul simonolicy institute, david yepsen joining us this morning. good morning. guest: good to be with you. host: thank you so much for joining us. you have covered these events for a long time. the caucuses especially. could you give us a sense of what is different this time around? not only with the players involved but other things that you see that may be different in the days leading up to monday. guest: well, it's bigger. the crowd sizes seem to be larger for almost all candidates. the number of candidates in the field, i think, on the republican side, certainly, is a record. i think in total it's just bigger in total. there's more media. there are more bigger crowds. huge field of candidates. and i think the indications are that we are going to have a good turnout in this state on caucus night. the record is 120-some thousand on the republican side. and 240,000 on the democratic side. i think the republicans should blow through that lid in their caucus. the democrats aren't as certain that

republican strategist and cnn political commentator margaret hoover and david yapson, director of the paul simon public policy institute at southern illinois university. and formerly with the des moines register. you're back from a phenomenal maternity leave. want to say. welcome back. so david, to you first. on immigration and the fact that, you know, the moderators did show some videos highlighting how one person said one thing back in the day and how they've evolved or flip-flopped, whatever word you want to use. who is closest to telling the truth on immigration? >> i couldn't do a truth watch on that. they really do confuse the issue. they both have been on different sides of this. so they're both trying to drive to each other's negatives. it's a hot issue with republicans. it's not the only driving issue but it is an important issue. >> what did you think on it? >> well, in the room played differently. and in the room people who watched it say that was marco's weakest moment. on television i thought he threaded the needle well. he said we're not going to deport 11 million people. but there

we have director of paul simon public policy institute and former political reporter for "des moines he is mr. iowa. good to see you this morning, david. >> good to see you. martha: what does that indicate? is he turning his back on iowa? >> i know he doesn't want to take, he is frontrunner and doesn't want to take any hits but to duck the debate after he done so well at other up withs seems like a mistake. martha: he had another event. how do you think iowa voters responded to see other seven out there? >> yes. trump takes oxygens out of the room. this takes other candidates a real chance to flower, to shine, to be heard. it was good for them. martha: we heard anecdotally, and heard from people out there polling voters in iowa, that obviously you know, it is clicheed to say at this point. they decide late. >> yes. martha: it is actually true. we talked to people last night. i'm kind of between this one and that one. how does it impact it when donald trump already hit the road and already in new hampshire? >> being in new hampshire is okay but the fact he wasn't there last night i th

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him, sanjaya, simon, paul, we're going to look at all of them this morning. estion on twitter, your favorite moment, your favorite judge, your favorite person who became super famous, tell us about it, and simon was also right. general larry platt was not -- >> who was the buy net judge there. >> karen deguard yo. >> oh, i forgot about her. >> who did you think it was? >> no, no, you were right, first season. >> mary j was there. >> paula. >> remember they were always throwing people in, then they got ellen? >> they couldn't figure it out. >> all right, thanks. more on that throughout the show. 6:49. >> goal end globes, just days away, but what will the stars, this is my favorite, sit down, big meal, drinking. but what will the meal be? what will they be eating while they are there? always wonder what's on their plate? >> okay. >> but first, men versus marilyn. >> talk about a close call. the moment this group of fishermen never expected. look out, guys. lottery numbers. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stres

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paul burnet is the interim waste commissioners. jonathan walsh. newschannel 5. >>> investigators have been tracking down new information about michael simon's restaurant in lo litta that had a fire on saturday. after numerous requests the past couple of days we gained access to three fire inspection reports for that restaurant in tremont. all three including the most recent saw the inspections. it is required to send the information to the fire department on a quarterly basis. the exact cause of the fire has not been determined but it is started in the kitchen. >>> we have important consumer alert about some cough medicine that may be in your cabinet. on your side with the safety concerns. >>> president obama will deliver his final state of the union address. all new at six, a look at some of the key issues people discussed and why tonight's state of the union will be much different than years past. >>> and if you see knews happening you can text or email us or send us a tweet at wews. tonight's news brought to you by elk and elk. call elk and elk. tonight president obama will give his final state of the union address at the capital and expected to ta

paul, chris, and erica, and simone, and i thank my son -- okay -- i thank my son by a frequent co -- collaborator in my stead. i want to thank justin the staff and a deep, deep, deep, bow to ishmael, a great writer, thinker, artistic activist, this means the world coming from you. thank you all very, very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> now i'd like to welcome one of our board members, playwright andpot, jenny lynn. >> thank you all for coming. this is a wonderful gathering we have once a year, and this is the 40th anniversary, and i just want you all to know that all this is done with a real tight shoestring budget, and we don't get huge endowments from the one percent. so, it's all a community effort and we welcome any contributions or any leads to potential donors to keep before columbus foundation alive. we have a tiny little office crammed with books and justin goes through the piles and piles of books and actually reads quite a good number of them in addition to the board members that do their part, and letting us all know what is out there in the field. so, you'r

paul, finally, how do you feel about the short-sellers personally? >> you know, i -- simonat this a while, as you have. we have to educate them. if we knew exactly who they all were, we would get them in a room. some of them don't talk to us. it's easy to fall prey to that argument that gamestop will go away overnight. as you can tell from our release, that won't happen. we'll be here a long time and just keep trying to educate them. >> i know you have a flight to catch. we'll let you go paul raines, ceo of gamestop joining us live from texas. >>> when we come back, after a record year for m&a what does this year hold? robert kindler will join us live. dow was up 192, it's been cut by more than half. back in a minute. what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. . >>> i'm sue here

paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider >> the running rebels at the thomas and mack center against new mexico. they got a win for the new interim coach todd simon. tonight they would take on air force, coming in with three straight conference losses. the rebs continuing to thrive, attacking early. then the other freshman, steven zimmerman, will miss the short shot, gets his own rebound, puts it back up and it's a 10-3 run to start the game. the next time down the floor, he goes to the other side. knocking down another three. more from jones, this time looking for a back door alley-oop, puts it down for the jam. 22 points for derek jones jr. and ben carter working the post, unselfish, to jones jr. for another jam. rebels up at the half. they go onto win and hit triple digits tonight, 100-64. el dorado, steven jackson was staring at retirement a month ago, waiting for a phone call, he got one from the new england patriots. playoff game in 12 years today with the patriots hosting kansas city. tom brady, rob gronkowski, big day. then the las vegas kid up the middle, 8 yards, six carries, it was pretty much the tom brady show today. then third quart

paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider >> amber: running rebels riding high off two straight wins under the new interim head coach todd simon. both those victories were at were on the road. they were the three-point favorites at utah state. first half, rebs up 24-23, they stripped the aggies receiver who is about the fall. but it's a beautiful bounce pass second half, rebels lead by 10, jordan cornish the inbound pass to ben carter, right back at you. he drains the three. later cornish's lob set up this hang time for derek jones. jones led the rebs with 21 points. sim man reported his 8th double double. rebs win 80-68 and i prove to 3-3 in the conference. their next game is saturday at reno. in his baseball career las vegas man pete rose mayed 3,562 games. he is the all-time leader in games played, hits, at bats and singles, but is ineligible for the national baseball hall of fame because baseball banned him for betting on games. despite this, the cincinnati reds announced today he will be inducted interest their hall of fame. not only will he be inducted, but his number will be retired games. that took some coordination be

paul reid attacked and killed him when he got there. reid plead guilty last year. >>> tonight, euclid is talking gangs. cuyahoga county councilwoman sonny simon is hosting an international forum gang violence. ask questions and talk to the officers and attorneys working to curb crime here. this meeting is tonight at 6:30 at the euclid public library. >>> and former ohio governor ted strictland will be in the rain -- in lorain today. he's hosting a round table with steel workers and local officials. they will talk about the massive layoffs at republic steel and u.s. steel. that talk starts at noon today, by the way. >>> and 6:52 right now. don't go anywhere. . >>> wax, 6:53. and breaking from the live desk, an attack on the university in northwest pakistan is over. at least 20 people dead, several hurt. a gunman reportedly stormed the university soon after it opened for classes this morning. the police and military forces sent in. a taliban leader claiming it was not behind the attack. an army spokesperson saying at least four taliban militants were killed in the gun battle, which, again, is now over. >>> terrence and jackie. >> another secout

from the government benches i have paul scully, sir edward leigh, tom tugendhat, victoria atkins, steve double, lucy frazer, philip davies, simon hoare and kwasi kwarteng. those who are not on my list at this point-in other words those who did not indicate in writing that they wished to speak-may choose to seek to intervene rather than to be called. i call paul scully. >> thank you, sir. i would like to congratulate the honorable member for newport west for leading the debate, a fellow member of the petitions committee, on leading that the e member has said about why we've actually decided it hold this debate today, because it's something that actually has caught can thet