pearson's expertise kick into high gear.izes the firefighters are in imminent danger. >> the smoke has started to catch on fire. that's when everything is starting to go bad real quick. it's starting to get really hot in the room. i'm watching these signs before me unfold and i'm starting to recognize that we're about to be caught in a flashover. >> flashovers are triggered when extreme heat causes all exposed flammable material to ignite at the same time. pearson says flashovers are a firefighter's worst nightmare and almost also a calling card for certain death. >> something very dangerous to the fire service. it deals with temperatures between 1,000 and 1500 degrees. everything in that room, people, furniture, doesn't matter, is going to light. it's going to be on fire at once. >> pearson orders the firefighter to evacuate the building immediately. one makes it outside, but seconds later. >> go, go, go! >> oh, my god. >> tense moments pass. no one knows if anyone still inside is alive. but then pearson and another firefig

mike pearson is the chairman and the ceo of valeant pharmaceuticals international.de a presentation at that conference this morning and join us from our san francisco newsroom. welcome to "bottom line. what did you tell your colleagues this morning? >> we talked about the terrific organic growth we expect for 2015. our pipeline from an r&d standpoint -- we have a strong balance sheet that will allow us to the play in terms of acquisitions as well. >> you have said valiant will focus on -- valeant will focus on small to medium-sized acquisitions. did allergan change your strategy? >> not really. we do not view it as unsuccessful. we were disciplined and we did not overpay for an asset. in auctions, we are not going to succeed, so we should focus on transactions. >> what was the biggest lesson learned from that allergan activist deal? >> it was to avoid situations where there is likely to be an option. the calculus we had, we did not think anyone else would come in and we were wrong about that. we remained disciplined because we have high return requirements for our s

joining us mike pearson the ceo of valeant. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on? a lot of action with allergen activists came in and bought the company out from under you guys. what's next for valeant? >> i think we're on a bit of a mission to prove that many of the allegations about our business model and our r&d are just not true. and i think there's a real silver lining in that we'll have a number of clean quarters in a row in terms of we've -- 18 months since we had a big acquisition and i think the true strength of our business will begin to show. >> but a lot of analysts are saying because you didn't buy allergen your leverage situation is looking pretty good and expecting more m&a. that's your business model. can we expect more big m&a from you guys. >> our business model is organic growth of our base business which is critical. when you make acquisitions you need to demonstrate that what you buy you can operate. so a big part of our business model is that. which has gotten a little overlooked. in ter

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hampton pearson takes a closer look. >> reporter: 2014 was the best year for hiring in 15 years. more than 2.9 million americans have found jobs in the last 12 months. the unemployment rate is at a six year low but wages now at about $24 an hour on average actually fell last month and wage growth for the year is just 1.7% leaving economists expecting wage pressures to increase. >> 25 states in 2015 are planning to increase minimum wages and you get a pop in wages related to that. >> reporter: job growth widespread including highway sectors including construction added 48,000 workers. professional and business services which includes accountants and architects led the way with 52,000 new employees. the unemployment rate fell however because many jobless workers gave up looking for work and are not counted as unemployed. and the labor force participation rate. america's working or looking for more dropped to 52.7%, a 37 year low. >> i think what we're seeing is the long-term unemployment continuing to withdraw from the labor force. that's why i think it's important to have targeted

postmaster laura pearson is retiring. a celebration is planned for her tomorrow at the firehouse. the post office is the last in loudoun county that's still located in an actual general store. pearson and the customers she serves say they're going to miss each other. >> well i love my work but i love my people my customers were very special to me. >> i am so grateful to know laura. and i just wish she wasn't leaving, but i'm going to be the hound of laura and i'll be looking for her. >> leesburg today was the first to report on pearson's retirement. for a link to their story and to hear about her plans for the future, head to our home page and search "postmaster." >>> a mother made a tearful plea and a teenage girl has been found safe. where flis located this teenager who vanished with an older man. >>> it's been nearly a month civil liberties we set new year's resolutions. if you're like most americans you probably already lost the motivation. come monday news4 is helping you reboot your resolution. all day we'll have tips and stories that will help deep you at the top of your ga

katrina pearson. thank you very much. to a punch line that is now out of line. the daily show jumping on ted cruz for an online gaffe. what if hillary were the one making the exact same gaffe. joe piscopo on the gaffes that got him gagging. neil: well, it is time for neil's spiel. and since when does something online become such a quick punch line? i guess when you're ted cruz and left-leaning comics already think you're a joke. welcome to the firing line. >> how many people are at the tea party? [laughter] and what did this guy put on his feet when it rained? median incomes have stagnated for over a decade. i want to start over. [laughter] [applauding] >> all right. here's a tip. here's a tip. if if you're looking to run for president, maybe you shouldn't make your response to the state of the union look like a ransom video. [laughter] neil: funny stuff, but fair stuff? is it me or are republicans always the one that gets the comic takedown. you have rick perry for that famous memory gap. mitt romney for his soulless gap. santorum for second guessing marriage.

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secret service director julia pearson took a hit as well and stepped down. >> over at the va, secretarynseki took the fall as well. after his agency was shamed by reports that 40 veterans at the phoenix va died while waiting for care. almost 100va facilities are now under investigation. >>> and the strange story of army sergeant bowe bergdahl gripped the nation as he was turned over in exchange for five get mow detainees. some in congress were outraged that they were not consulted and while an earlier report called bergdahl a deserter he's now being re-investigateed and is on desk duty. >> the stupidity of the american voter or whatever. >> there was jonathan gruber, unknown to most until the mit economic professor and architect of obama care accused of americans of being too dumb to understand that obama care would actually cost them more. >> we caught up with the professor but this time he was done talking for the moment. >> i have no comment. >> reporter:. >> don't bring black and don't come. >> reporter: a foul for donald sterling. the former la clippers owner, he was heard making r

so connecting them with services is very difficult. >> as for nicole pearson and her children she hasob interview this weekend and a whole lot of confidence. >> i'm very confident. i see us in an apartment, me having a job, the kids happily ever after. >> reporter: in the district mark segraves news4. >>> the family targeted in a murder-for-hire plot is expressing relief after a judge denied bond for the suspect. dallas brumback was once an exalted cyclops in the ku klux klan. the evidence prosecutors presented about hi plan involvement coming up. >>> panic thousands of feet in the air. after smoke fills an airplane bound for d.c. >>> and she lost her teenage son after he took his own life. a maryland mother is sharing his story and a message of hope technology has improved our lives, in small ways. in big ways. but what about this? couldn't this be better too? at redfin we asked ourselves the same question. which led us to create new ways to take you inside a home or instantly schedule a tour. but we paired that with our own agents who aren't paid on commission but on your happiness.

>> former seek let service director pearson who was brought in to shake up the agency but had to leavewhen an intruder managed to get inside the white house. >> the owner of the -- the new owner of the new republic magazine, chris hughs. >> he's changed the magazine. >>> in the streets -- streets of ferguson. >> speaker boehner on why he can't bring a vote of immigration. his members say oh, it's just too hard. don't make me do it. >> >> i'm probably not a good indicater. >> and approximate better than the real thing. >> and our president obama is -- are wholly responsible. >> and i still love what this guy. and when he falsified his assessment of obama care and i quote. i just wanted to make myself sound smarter. live that. if somebody is trying to validate a major piece of legislation. >> you complicated a legislation so he was the only one who could explain it. >> now that they find out what he's done, it's undermined. >> how do you recall the amount of money? >> he made hundreds of thousands of dollars. $6 million. on the healthcare. >> that's right. >> no one knew what was going o

for "nightly business report" i'm hampton pearson at the federal reserve. >> joining us now to talk more about today's fed action and what it means for the u.s. economy is allen blinder, he's former vice chairman of the board of governors and he's now a professor of economics and public affairs at princeton university. welcome, nice to have you ba >> good to be with you, sue. >> how do you read the fed's statement today in terms of what it means for any future rate hikes. >> i think it's steady as she goes i don't think based on this statement people should really revise whatever view they had previously about when the feds are going to start hiking rates. for most people that was probably june for some people it was september. i don't think it was any news in this. to the extent there was a tiny tiny morsel of news probably would push you to a little later or a little earlier. there wasn't much. >> job gains are pulling the feds seemingly one way. low inflation seemingly pulling it another way. which way is europe and the european central bank pulling it if at all. >> i think europe is

the additional shadow as was mentioned by miss pearson amounts to estimated .7% is just under what is recommended as additional allowable shadow of 1% in the 1989 memo for large parks. it also says that we examine the impact impact and if the shadow impact suggests otherwise we can reject the project. we argue that the qualitative factors do suggest otherwise. the usage of park and lack of open space that already exists in the south of market, despite the density of youth, families and seniors in the neighborhood, as well as vulnerable and low-income residents. this park is bordered by our school, as well as columbia square, 50 units of affordable housing family housing and at the heart of the south of market youth and family special use district. finally, it was mentioned that there was additional time for there to be conversation and negotiation between the community and our office and the developer. the developer did not reach out to our office prior to this item coming before the commission and i do want to thank the commission for alerting us to this project. and there has been s

. >> good morning commissioners i'm holy pearson a planner with the rec and park department's capital and planning division and the item before you is an analysis of the impacts of shadow from a proposed development project at 190 russ street on -- victoria manalo draves park. the proposition k also known as the sunlight ordinance was approved by san francisco voters in 1984 and now codified as planning code section 295. it requires shadow analysis for new buildings over 40' in height, that would cast new shadows on properties under the jurisdiction of the rec and park commission. subsequently a policy memo was adopted in 1989 by the planning and recreation and parks commissions that provides both qualitative and quantitative criteria to assess shadows on a park. as i said the 190 russ street project is just north of folsom street between 6th and 7th streets. and it's just to the northwest of the park. it's a residential project with 10 housing units, six-storis in height and the housing units would be nine of them would be market rate. one would be below market rate. . >> before you

secret service director julia pearson was forced out in october and new acting director vowed to do better. >> and restore the secret service's rightful place as the most respected in the world. >> reporter: now in a shake-up first reported by "the washington post" four more top leaders are being removed as the acting secret service director said in a statement "change is necessary to gain a fresh perspective on how we conduct business." the white house had no comment on the secret service shake-up. but even in the midst of all the recent foul-ups the president has never wavered in his support for the men and women who protect him every day. jonathan karl abc news the white house. >>> president obama today will call for at least six weeks of paid leave for federal employees who become parents. the u.s. is the only developed country that does not offer paid paternity leave. the president also wants all u.s. employers to offer this benefit. both moves would require congressional action. >>> divers are back in the java sea this morning examining the fuselage from the airasia crash. they're lo

bob, the secret service is still without a permanent director following the resignation of julia pearson in october. so the independent panel recommended that the new director be someone with a law enforcement or military background, but from outside the agency. >> schieffer: all right, bill plante at the white house. there was a terrible traffic crash in west texas today. a prison bus carrying inmates and correction officers skidded off an icy bridge and left 10 people dead. manuel bojorquez is at the scene near odessa, texas. >> reporter: the bus landed on its side after plunging 30 feet off the overpass, bouncing off a passing freight train below and skidding across the ground. the bus driver, who did not survive, was transporting the inmates from a prison in abilene to another facility in el paso and may have hit an icy patch, losing control along a section of road that curved and sloped downward. 35-year-old jeremiah rodriguez a father of three, was about to be paroled when his family learned he was killed this morning. noel lozano is his son. >> he was my pops. we had people here t

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if you want around the room, the pearson __ the person that we choose as weird would be different for each of us. brian lamb at the stand that to me on friday a phrase __ henry clay always preferred the house to the senate, although he served in both. he said the house is more vital, more dynamic. this is what was written __ often there is no distinct man in the room, its members are all obscure. they're mostly village lawyers, or even persons belonging to lower class of society. if you put women in with men, i do not know that we have change much. the word holder had a very particular meeting __ a meeting that the world would do well to society. he was an aristocrat, he lived in a world of kings and princes. the folks who come here come here by the one single act that their citizens freely chosen. i do not care what your ethnic background, your ideology, whether you are younger or older, whether you were born in america or you are naturalized citizen, every one of the 435 people have equal standing because they are citizens. their voice should be heard and they have a right to partic

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these reassignments are the biggest changes since secret service director julia pearson was forced to resign after a texas man hopped the white house fence ran deep into the white house with a knife. >> they are combing the scene of a prison bus site. it killed at least 10 people. icy roads could be to blame. the rest are in critical or serious condition. an out of control car slams into macy's store. four people were hurt before the car came to a stop. police think a 63-year-old driver had some sort of a medical emergency before crashing into the store just outside of san francisco. one person is in critical condition two others witnessed the crash were also treated for shock. >> the chamber voting to over turn part of the policies. some chris ticks say that wasn't the right move including carlos car bello. he voted against his party saying republicans can't be defined by what the president does. >> we have to stop start leading. we have to take control over the immigration laws and put the authority back for u.s. congress. we should overall the nation's immigration policy. we want i

secret service director julia pearson took a hit as well and stepped down. >> over at the va, secretaryell. after his agency was shamed by reports that 40 veterans at the phoenix va died while waiting for care. almost 100va facilities are now under investigation. >>> and the strange story of army sergeant bowe bergdahl gripped the nation as he was turned over in exchange for five get mow detainees. some in congress were outraged that they were not consulted and while an earlier report called bergdahl a deserter he's now being re-investigateed and is on desk duty. >> the stupidity of the american voter or whatever. >> there was jonathan gruber, unknown to most until the mit economic professor and architect of obama care accused of americans of being too dumb to understand that obama care would actually cost them more. >> we caught up with the professor but this time he was done talking for the moment. >> i have no comment. >> reporter:. >> don't bring black and don't come. >> reporter: a foul for donald sterling. the former la clippers owner, he was heard making racist remarks to his gir

secret service director julia pearson took a hit as well and stepped down. >> over at the va, secretaryall as well. after his agency was shamed by reports that 40 veterans at the phoenix va died while waiting for care. almost 100va facilities are now under investigation. >>> and the strange story of army sergeant bowe bergdahl gripped the nation as he was turned over in exchange for five get mow detainees. some in congress were outraged that they were not consulted and while an earlier report called bergdahl a deserter he's now being re-investigateed and is on desk duty. >> the stupidity of the american voter or whatever. >> there was jonathan gruber, unknown to most until the mit economic professor and architect of obama care accused of americans of being too dumb to understand that obama care would actually cost them more. >> we caught up with the professor but this time he was done talking for the moment. >> i have no comment. >> reporter:. >> don't bring black and don't come. >> reporter: a foul for donald sterling. the former la clippers owner, he was heard making racist remarks to

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acting director joseph chancy made the decision to remove them he took over in october at julia pearsonshe quit following several security breaches including a man with a knife who climbed the white house fence and then ran through the white house, and an armed security contractor who was onboard an elevator with president obama. >>> port of oakland announced an improvement project they said will create more jobs. they are invited to a bidding seminar, they include building renovations, electrical upgrades, and pavement overlay at oakland international airport, $570 million will be spent over the next five years. >>> u.s. stock markets closed down the dow dropped 186 points, nasdaq fell 22, discouraging news on the global economy and retail sales drove stocks lower. >>> a lot more to tell you about tonight the warriors come home after playing on the road. mark will tell us if they had enough steam left. >>> will rain return to the bay area before the week is up? bill marten is tracking our chances. >> reporter: wining and dining in oakland the city is about to launch restaurant week why

. >>> i'm hampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap. stocks end their week long losing streak.ps 190 points. the s&p adds 26 and the nasdaq climbs 63. fuel prices slid. the latest read on inflation shows it is still running below the fed's 2% target and shares of goldman sachs ended lower. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now...i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. [ female announcer ] if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp." life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career you'll love. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. is your high-performance laptop your office bff? then you might be gearcentric. right now, all pc's are on sale, like this hp 15" laptop now only $249.99. office depot & officemax. gear up for great. >>> clearly, we've had changes in our climate. i'll let the scientis

right now let's go to hanson pearson with the statement. the language is identical with the december stating saying based on its current assessment, the committee judges that it can be patient in beginning to normalize the stans of moan monetary policy. since the committee last met in december, had he say economic activity has been expanding at a solid pace. abalance they suggest that they continue to diminish. household spending is liesing moderately. recent declines in energy prices have boosted household purchasing power. business investment is expanding, while the roer in the housing sector remains slow. inflation has declined further. below the committee's longer run objective, largely reflecting those declines in energy prices. going on snars inflation, it's anticipated that to decline further in the near term, but the committee expects inflation to rise gradually towards the 2% over the medium term as the labor market improves and the further transitory affect of lower energy prices and other factors dissipate. the last word on the d

right now let's go to hanson pearson with the statement. language is identical with the december stating saying based on its current assessment the committee judges that it can be patient in beginning to normalize the stans of moan monetary policy. since the committee last met in december had he say economic activity has been expanding at a solid pace.

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