abandoning the country's euro peg is " unthinkable." >> we have the intention to keep to a peg. whatever it takes to do it. ♪

abandoning the country's euro peg is " unthinkable." >> we have the intention to keep to a peg. and we will do whatever it takes to do it. ♪ >> good morning. welcome. you are watching "the pulse." here in london. i'm guy johnson. >> a greek rethink and a mission to moscow. greece's finance minister and the finest mr. returned home to jubilant pro-government protest. >> are they protests? >> they are a sign of embracing the government. >> the anti-bailout plan received a cool welcome in berlin yesterday as they rethink their plans to revive the economy and protect their banks. what happens next? angela merkel and the french president friends what hol -- francoise hollande heading to moscow to push put in for a cease-fire. hollande is going back to moscow later this evening. he is now in paris. >> let's go straight to moscow were ryan chilcote is on the ground. what is the timeline on these talks and how do we think they will unfold? >> the talks have gotten pushed back. they were scheduled for 5:00 p.m. moscow time. they are now scheduled for 6:30 p.m. as you said, the leaders ar

>> so i grew up in denmark some years ago and the peg existed at that time.t's been more than 30 years there. so it certainly is a peg that's very credible and it survived the euro crisis and survived the global financial crisis and erm currency crisis in the early 90s. so i think they have a great deal of credibility and it's a very differ arrangement from that perspective than the swiss arrangement but on the other hand there is certainly a very very large scale capital flow coming to denmark. so i think that danish authorities have to be willing to intervene in very very big size and potentially lower rates further into this very unchartered territory to maintain the peg and i think that's what we're going to see over the next several weeks and months months. >> they already spent over $16 billion defending that currency peg. it's getting very expensive. thank you so much for joining us. >> and i'm just going to bring you flashes coming from chancellor merkel. of course she is part of a trip aimed at countering escalation in ukraine. merkel is unsure if th

we will keep to the peg. do whatever it takes. we can go on forever. >> there is a report of fourth-quarter profit over a year earlier. the largest french network equipment maker boosted margins. and stay with "countdown," because we will be speaking to the cfo of a patel lucent -- alcatel lucent. >> tell us what you think about the show. what many call the biggest piece of economic data in the world. the u.s. jobs report, also known as nonfarm payroll. just a duo. manus cranny and mark b arton. >> coming up next, the statoil ceo. ♪ >> we brought you the earnings of statoil. they reported a net operating income at 109.5 norwegian krone. we are joined by the chief executive, eldar saetre. i think it is day three for you in the job. this is a tough set of results to deliver. this has been a tough quarter. why? apart from the obvious? >> the obvious, which explains the net operating income. we have seen the drop of oil and gas prices of 10%. that is having a significant impact on our company. >> summary said we were going to have a c

peg ratio below where the market's trading right now. four, this might be my favorite one. i just heard of this stock today, endurance international group, peg ratio .94. small business, entrepreneurship, this is it. earnings expected to grow about 25% over the next two years, this is entrepreneurship. this is where you want to be. so, deirdre, i gave you four stocks, undervalued, and you're smiling right now. deirdre: i'm so impressed. [laughter] dani, you're evaluating a lot of stocks, what do you make of matt's picks? >> i like this lithia motors. you know, the auto space across the board has been doing very, very well for a lot of reasons, especially oil prices coming down, gasoline prices coming down. these guys are the eighth largest in the united states, and i really think the earnings are coming out on the 25th, and i think -- >> the autos on the road right now, oldest age they've ever been, so people are going to be forced. if you see a tick-up in low gas and wages, buy a new car. deirdre: seems like you would like that based on

that are on the streets because our shelters can't help one is continuing trying to push your square pegs in a round hole to 9 staff are not resources to serve the men and women in the city or we can choose to be smarter how to use our city resources to have the transformation of the system i think there 9 years over in the board of supervisors homelessness is not an issue of poverty but a public health issue we'll never be able to help the most chronic and sick people in our san francisco if we don't address homelessness nominee we talk about resourcing the shelters it is housing is far more cost effective than shelter that that has led us to a stagnation to the shelters are not the most cost effective way even though housing is important cost effective it takes time and to inquire that is a challenge it is costly to hire and rent for the most vulnerable residents our shelter system addresses the homelessness and providing a transition as people wait to get into housing we hope this is a discussion how the city moves forward together a candidate a system and if i want to look at this way

hearing as well and in many ways as supervisor kim said no point looking at trying to push square pegs through holes but looking at supportive practices that can help lift people out of poverty and address the causes of homelessness in our city it to you supervisor kim and i'm looking forward to this hearing as well. >> so thank you, colleagues. i forget to give the members of the committee a chance to make opening remarks we've started with ms. crumbing

hearing as well and in many ways as supervisor kim said no point looking at trying to push square pegsoles but looking at supportive practices that can help lift people out of poverty and address the causes of homelessness in our city it to you supervisor kim and i'm looking forward to this hearing as well. >> so thank you, colleagues. i forget to give the members of the committee a chance to make opening remarks we've started with ms. crumbing u crumb from the human services agency. >> thank you for being here. >> any member of the public wish to speak on any item. >> at the thank you for having this hearing i am joyce crumb the director of the houses and homelessness division for the human agency i appreciate this hearing and appreciate the preempt we had with the supervisor kim and then our group meeting that we had with coalition on homelessness and e.c. s proifrdz just let me give you a little bit of background those are not in any rules in order to have a shelter facility we have to have rules and those rules actually went into effect in 1999 when we established the shelter grind

mcarthur was not being taken down just one peg, but half a dozen pegs. >> that september of 1922, unwillingd a post unworthy of his rank, yet dear to his heart. >> douglas gets a wire. mother is sick. she's near death. come home. >> mcarthur immediately packs them all up again. >> pinky recovered. in 1923, douglas' surviving brother, a navy captain died of a burst apen digs. their marriage was collapses. >> she always try today get him out of the army. louise is also like the mother, had a lot of personal pull, used her father's connections, as well. got to the point where he saw the wealth as a very sickening thing. >> but mcarthur's general obstacle is gone. percy retired. he became army chief of staff in 1930 wearing four stars. during those last days of the jazz age, mcarthur's term ended. >> louise wants to be a flapper girl. mcarthur wants no part of it. >> he immersed himself in work and built his own war department family, k4 included a young major, dwighten hower. he also fell in love again. >> when he first started dating her, she was 16. >> she was a young philippine. he's living

the tool kit at defending the euro danish peg. view is the threshold is exceptionally high. denmark has a very strong tradition of maintaining the euro/danish peg for over 40 years. we think they'll continue to intervene. possibility of further rate cuts and even at the risk of recalibration of the trading range. >> but is it irresponsible behavior to weaken their currency in order to spur growth? >> well, the danish peg is integral to danish hopes of moving into european union and adopting the euro. it's a crucial step for them to actually -- to assume membership. so within that context -- >> out tps side of denmark when you look at china and europe and across the world. >> yeah it's a necessary step for them for even actual membership. so they see that as the be all and end all for them as far as monetary policy is concerned. >> let's talk about the bank of england as well. 9 out of 9 voted to keep the rates the same last time. we're not expecting rate rises this time. i wonder with the rate discussion, we have seen so many peop

i'm not pegging you, dude. you gotta stop bringing it up. i think i want to master regular sex first. at least you found a good use for that dildo. right? it's perfect. i want one. it was 79 bucks. ugh! i could find it cheaper in chinatown. (recording of elliot singing) ♪ he will raise you up on eagle's-- ♪ oh, and also, i'm back on jay-z's lips. i like him again. oh, my god. that's so good. so... did you give it any more thought? well, yeah, as a matter of fact, i did. and, well, i haven't changed my mind, so. just open up your mind, arthur just open up. my mind is very open. my ass(bleep), i'm not so sure about. i forgot about your precious ass(bleep). but my ass(bleep) is fair game, of course. fine. i'll pick one up at the mall tomorrow. thank you. a lot of condolence e-mails to answer. (sighing) from comedy central's world view headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ♪ >> jon: welcome to the daily show. i'm jon stewart. my guest tonight is david axe

jordan and the snb and the decision to remove the peg on the swissie.rk on the day and what is his view on the bigger picture? manus: on aggregate, they did not lose money. he did tell me that the clients rushed tobuy euros for their holidays. that is one end of the spectrum the client' side. i got very specific and i asked him did you make money at ubs on that date? mr. jordan: we do not comment. this is an exceptional situation which we feel is important to give some indication. i think on a day like january 15, to make money is quite difficult. what we are focusing on is to give the best execution. a day like that it was important not to lose money. there were some positive effects in hedging tell risks. on the fact that one day or the other the swiss national bank could abandon the peg was in our scenarios when we were looking at the euro crisis. therefore we have been benefiting from that. day to day trading activity i would not call it -- we did not really make money. that was not a priority during those days. it was important to serve clients. ma

as the lunar new year approaches electronic firm peg tron is thanking their employees with a multi millionhand out prizes ranging from free through dollars to $3,000 to a new car. in taiwan it feels like the real bet fitters are getting fewer. a bachelors degree from taiwan's best university and a masters earned in london but she thinks her future lies with hundreds of thousands of other taiwanese working overseas. >> i found that master degree he is a ticket to you to enter the job market not the guarantee for finding a better job. and another difficulty is that even if i find a job there is not good enough for me to live in taipei. >> reporter: since 1995. taiwan's gross domestic product per capita has shot up by about half. but wages have plateaued during that time of evening as big companies have prospered. taiwan continues to post held agree gross figures of three to 4% the headline number hides a big problem low wages and poor job opportunities but many big companies choosing to base themselves out of mainlands china. companies like electronic components manufacturer fox con one of m

we've only just started talking about this peg now.me about the history and how important it is to them. peter: it is one of the cornerstones of the danish economy. it has been in place since 1982 when a new center-right government came in and pegged the currency to the deutsche mark and it has been with us ever since. it has been a place to secure a stable crisis, it is not just a currency or policy collection tool. it is something that all exporters in the entire danish industry backs and the government and this opposition law says that even though some are against the european union and don't think we should join the euro anytime soon if at all. most people are actually backing the euro. which may seem surprising compared to some of the fairly staunch euro skepticism around here. there is a brady broad backing politically industry wise -- there is a pretty broad backing politically and industry wise. jonathan: we have to leave it there. thank you for your insight. that is most it for "on the move " the forego a quick check on the eq

finance ministers are ready to meet as what is pegged to be the next crucial meeting. >> greece says it is willing to -- with its partners. the government would be dealing with each of those individually. >> i will repeat it. this kind of troika no longer exists. we will be in touch with our institutional partners. >> the european commission president said he was concerned about the european finance ministers. we have to see which 70% the new greek government agrees with. the current eu -- expires of the and of the month. greece has two convinced -- it is a viable alternative. >> viable -- ascending in this is into the green. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines. one of china's companies is testing waters in the united states. xiao mei will start -- xiao me -- xiaomi. the u.s. president will sign an executive order this friday. barack obama wants businesses to share information with each other and the government. two senior executives have been pushed out the door. authorities began investigation into hiring this is of the bank. the bank is being handed out. besid

they've had a series of rate cuts to try to defend that peg.spended bond issuance to try and maintain that peg. that means trying to reduce the amount of danish denominated assets, reduce the appetite, and try to keep it. this morning they had a table auction. they accepted zero bid for that t bill auction. they had 5.9 billion worth of danish for that auction. they are having such a tough time keeping that peg that they can't even get away a t bill auction. what you are seeing in denmark, negative yields. yields go lower, even lower. in sweden, they issued their first debt with a negative yield. that really is the story at the moment. central bank easing, yields just keep going south. >> in about 25 minutes from now, it's "surveillance" with tom keene. he joins us from new york with a preview. i know you'll look at yields and talk about ukraine and greece. what else is on your show? >> what john farro just said is absolutely critical. it's one of the examples of the great distortion that is out there, negative yields on the short-term paper ma

they peg it at $100 million at the time of harold's death.ith the inventory complete, the family tries to realize a car museum. it hits roadblocks. >> creating a museum is like watching sausage getting made. it's really ugly and hard. >> they'rthey're not the only os with car trouble. >> come on. get me a car that works. >> that's next. >> here's another quiz question. which classic american sports car came first? is it the chevy coveret? ford thunderbird or dodge >> so which classic american sports car came first? it's, a, the chevy corvette from its introduction in 1953. chevy produced 1.5 million of them. jamie: in the early 2000s, harold's family is struggling to honor his dying wish, the creation of a museum where its entire 3000-plus car collection can be on public supply. one thadisplay. one that will be there is the model t. i meet for a driving lesson. step one, hand crank the car to start it. >> what do you think? >> i think you're up to it. give it a good crank. not quite. >> ouch. [laughter] wait. is this a trick? oh, come on. get

the peg is really something that has a very strong back here in the business community. >> thank youyour time. >> right. what else is on our radar? standard & poor's has downgraded six european banks. they all had their ratings cut. >> broadcaster sky reported a 17% rise in first-quarter revenue. sales increased to four pin 3 billion pounds -- 4.3 billion pounds. >> mobile was always going to be the next category for us. once we were significantly through the head room that we had got in. we go into that with the brand that customers say is the leading brands they would like to purchase more services from. >> strong holiday sales of "frozen" gifts. disney's on net income rise. bob iger said he sees growth potential in china. >> the huge growth is movie screens in china. china is now the number two movie market in the world and if this growth continues, it will be the number one movie market in the world in the next five years. >> we are just getting some breaking news out of greece. the bid to cover ratio was the lowest since 2006. >> there was a point when bid to cover ratios were v

ray long suspected that some of them pegged him as mentally incompetent. >> you don't think of it asing it away from other relatives of his. >> absolutely not because ray's story is a heartbroken story. for ray to look at us with an incredible gift, this is doing exactly what ray wanted. >> exhibit a, ray's scrapbook, dedicated to his starring role in luke can. >> the young wolf man in the quest to find his roots. that's all hand put together. (?) >> and he wrote this scrapbook would not be complete without a corresponding section devoted to kevin. >> he really truly was a man -- >> maybe, but kevin admits this is the stuff restraining orders are made of. >> it could have come back as a stalking horrible nightmare, but ray was very intro the verdict and loved television. >> but an inheritance? >> that's a "strange inheritance." and a stranger story still. >> with the scrapbooks, the wolf pictures, the dog cemetery, you get ray's affinity for lucan. what's up with the soap opera rant. they find the answer in his letters. >> i think, wow. he's talking about things that my character did

the time of of this change is pegged to the outbreak in california and the ensuing national conversation'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> some neighbors are worried about plans to rebuild fun town íc a amusement peer. it was super storm sandy that first damaged the pier. the park owner wants to go higher than 50 feet. some neighbors are concerned about crowds and noise. >> he is an inspiration to the injured and athletes alike. ericlçá mcle grand received an award tonight after he received a severe spinal cord injury. he willgrand was interviewed about his life after the injury. >> definitely an inspiration. we need to bundle up tonight. >> you really have:"@3ñ to cover any exposed skin it is going to be windy and that will make it feel unbearingly cold. we have a windchill advisory for part of the area. temperatures will feel from five degrees below zerer up to 20 degrees below zero. as we go into sunday and monday morning. both of those mornings expect them to dpeelfeel below zero as well. the cold air is really locking in and by tomorrow morning it will feel colder than what you s

. >> peg and her family spend a chilly night without gas service. >> we had to have the electric heaters on thank goodness we did not lose the electric. >> they spent the time restoring power to customers. >> it was cold, freezing in here. >> it will take a while for the house to heat up? >> yes, it's getting warm. >> back live now new jersey natural gas says all but a handful of customers had gas restored and crews are standing by to take care of those that were not home today to get it fixed and one gas crew members that was air-lifted out of here yesterday was released from the hop. i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> good news thank you nora, bucks county water main break closed a school today students at neshaminy high school in langhorne were dismissed at 10:00 because there was no water service, there was no flooding or damage to the school classes will be back to normal tomorrow. >>> a school bus and another vehicle collided on roosevelt boulevard this morning, the accident happened happened at 8:20 near ridge avenue and ten special needs children were on the bus at the

i'm peg peck -- peggy fox in springfield. we'll take a look coming up. >> reporter: a public defender tries to get bail for this 60- year-old suspect in the stabbing murder of an elderly navy vet. >>> some of the district are celebrating victory by smoking a joint in their homes tonight. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm lesli foster. >> i'm derek mcginty. after all, it is legal under d.c. law as of today, but some folks are worried about people getting stoned and then getting behind the wheel. surae chinn joins us now from dupont circle with more on that. >> reporter: lighting up and getting high in your own home is one thing, but going out in public is still illegal, but even going on the roads is illegal and dangerous. there is a concern that getting behind the wheel now that legal marijuana is here in d.c. that roads will be more dangerous. >> it will be fine on driving, just got to make sure everyone stays home. >> people drive drunk all the time and we don't freak out about alcohol. >> if anything, it will just slow pe

conditions still exist to find a way out of the crisis, including debt restructuring within the eurozone pegged to gdp and a parallel currency. he says a shift of thinking is needed among greece's creditors. greece also needs a sustainable plan b to convince them. clare: you have an angle that there was an effort to get reporters to shift their questions. oliver: the twitter #askhermore had been used to get better questions for female actors other than who are you wearing. this was created in previous years. some reporters seem to have gotten the message. ryan seacrest of e! tv asked a model what she was wearing before asking the same question of her husband, john legend, who won an oscar for best song last night. it shows that female actors are paid less than their male counterparts, something patricia arquette mentioned in her speech. hillary clinton supporters have gotten in on the act as well hijacking hashtag as a way of getting the former secretary of state to come forward on whether she will run for president in 2016. clare:ñwñwñwñwñwñwñw ÷ chimes play ) ( grunting ) ( pops ) ( panting )

peg it to an index. >> why doesn't comrade de blasio do something logical. >> this is slave wage. melissa: wage at any level. >> small business owner, try starting a business in this city. by the way if you took off some of the other regulations these guys face then might talk about doing some sort of a raising minimum wage. >> living wage you don't have -- >> geraldo. talk to them. they can't make their margins. >> had cot on fields with slavery. they went out of business. >> you telling me all the restaurants are slaves? >> many of them are. undocumented immigrants get more money in new jersey and $10 an hour plus lunch than legal people here. >> geraldo small businesses are not slave owners. they barely make their margins. >> they should not be in business. >> not going to have any business. >> they pay taxes. >> you have to pay a dollar more? melissa: hang on. hang on. government must have finally run out of ways to create more red tape in the u.s. because they're regulating the moon. such a great idea. letter to one that makes inflatable spacehab tats yes. >> i don't think i

. >> still a lot of controversy with this, but some projections peg this as a $10 billion business in the u.s. >>> if you only play powerball when the jackpot is high, this is your time. it's said to be 307 million bucks. the last time it was this high was a year ago. you need to get your tickets by 9:45 in dc. the drawing is at 11:00. >>> a falls church man knows how playing the powerball can pay off. he was this close to winning the jackpot in january. he matched all 5 of the white balls. he walked away with a cool million bucks. he's okay. >> i think we'd all be happy about that. >>> we're looking at a pretty mild evening. it's going to get colder tomorrow. don't get hung up on the lows. 36 in springfield and 34 out toward sterling. we'll talk about how temps will fall and the prospects of seeing snow showers during the commute. >>> a metro north train crashed in new york. what could have huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry dai

peg, what do we expect here? since the trial they have become grandparents. but the children, there's a risk between them. some supporting them, others not, so it will be interesting to see who shows up. afterall she showed up for his sentencing. they are recommending a sentence of 18 months for maureen mcdonald convicted of eight counts, her husband former governor was convicted on 11 counts. sentenced to two years behind bars, far less nzthan what was recommended. she thinks that the sentence was fair and hopes that maureen mcdonald also receives the prison time. and even considered driving the bus. >> reporter: but they believe as prosecutors do that she deserves less prison time than the husband because she was not the elected official or the government employee. but they say that they enjoy fresh jail time a full participant in that bribery scheme that would sell the governor's office in exchange for the luxury good and sweetheart lounge and then tried to take on the investigation. he won that request to stay out of prison pending that appeal. something

but it is pegged the at hundred million at the time was larry's death by estimators. >> the family startsng road blocks. >> creating a museum is like watching sausage get made. it is ugly and hard. >> and they are not the only ones with car trouble. >> get me a car that works. >> that's next. can which classic american sports car came first? chevy corvette or ford thunderbird or dodge charger? our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me. hey! and bad for the barkley twins. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your most important parts with centrum. multivitamins expertly designed with nutrients people don't get enough of from food alone. centrum. for the most important parts of you. let's get some oh yea, rocks, man.ng down health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable, with walk-in medical care, no appointments needed and most insurance accepted. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everyt

i think sweden as you said they don't have a peg. so only because they want inflation expectation to go up and we think that would happen but it will take time but we're not likely to see the same kind of interest rate cuts in sweden as denmark. >> it's an investment trend we'll continue to watch this year. global head of ficc research thank you for your time. >> now asahi is moving to expand it's wine business. let's get more on that live in tokyo. >> thank you wilfred. asahi groups is acquiring the wine company. it will purchase all shares from the private equity firm. now japan's overall alcoholic beverage market is shrinking in line with it's demographics but the wine industry has been an exception and it has actually grown. they're building on the growth opportunity. the beverage giant saw 20% revenue increase for the 2014 business year from the last. reaching about $125 million. and with this purchase they're seeking to leverage the exclusive distributor right it has from many of the worlds premiere wineries and thux expand the

what a story, peg. >> reporter: yeah. the shootout happened right in front of this capital one bank and the suspects probably didn't count on the guard inside the armored vehicle they were trying to rob firing back and theyba probly also didn't count on a witness following them. shell casings tell the story of a brazen shootout in front of a capital one bank in chantilly. >> it's just crazy. you get nervous and you don't know what's going on. chantilly, you never hear of stuff like this. >> reporter: two suspects tried to rob this dunbar armed car as it made a money delivery. >> apparently one of the two individuals fired a shot, as far as we can tell so far, fired a shot at the security individuals from dunbar. they returned fire and one of the individuals was hit. >> reporter: the armed car drove away and parked in front of the harris-teeter. the suspects fled through a field to theiring vehicle. a witness who saw the shooting followed -- to their vehicle. a witness who saw the shooting followed the suspects contacted p

if there is not a new peg. what does it mean for markets going forward? you seem to be skeptical? >> i don't think we have to exaggerate. all the news is out now. the swiss central bank isn't the biggest or most important bank in the world. there are doubts about their future direction but the markets are mainly concerned about what the fed will be doing later this year. and whether or not indeed whatever it takes from the ecb which will signalled so loudly last week will continue to be in the marketplace. that's more important than what the swiss national bank will be doing going forward. >> switch to cousin to the eurozone pmi data which indicated a modest growth in the month of january. eurozone unemployment rate remains near record highs 11.5% with a quarter of people out of work in some european countries map is your reaction? >> i think you have to distinguish the state of the problem which are significant and the state of the imbalances in the eurozone economy and the direction of change. the level of the unemployment rate, all though it is coming down modestly, is still wa

none, item 4 update on the department of building inspection case study >> become commissioners i'm pegtevenson the director the city performances in the controller's office and i'd like to introduce in my staff randell our budget manager and claire has done some of the work any unit does technical services for the other departments in the controller's office does work to make sure our accounting and budgeting and treatment of technical issues like our fee setting are cooperated and we've been holding a contract for the fee study just to remind you the baushld background we took a look at the 2011 balance increases generated in the department a couple of represents including the investment and reserves and the fleet purchased and other line items from 9 line balance and remedies for the fee study to adjust the department fee schedule that a good project and it is see frequently a lot of voluntary illicit we asked for a fee study they've spent 5 months gopher going over detail and interviewing managers looking at the cost effects to capture the administrative costs and looting those out

white pegged on the noticeable understanding it will be probably more accurate to use january 4th now the effective date of the original pieces of legislation if we could i request if galileo's could introduce a motion to amend package 23 where it says april 1st to the current effective date january 24th and liquor store page four to change that to january 4th and for the second piece that will be page 10 line 12 it says april 1st change that to january you figure out and line 14 change that to january 4th we're capturing the universe of the contractors that may have existing contracts under did you current legislation wouldn't know it if that makes sense. >> it did. >> thank you. is there any questions. >> thank you okay. is there any public comment on item 5? seeing none, public comment is closed so colleagues could i have a motion to adapt the amendments as described and so moved and without objection those amendments are adapted and can i have a motion to forward item 5 as amended to the full board with a positive recommendation >> 70. >> we'll take that without objection. that wi

a lot of days between now and then and monday is the day i'm pegging as the potential for the next decent snowfall and hopefully things change a bit and we'll get mostly rain wednesday sunny and chilly into the mid-30s. >> keep our fingers crossed thank you david. >>> topping our p.m. scene, country star, luke brian revealed that he is raising his nephew after his brother passed away his star died in 70s and brian's brother-in-law was raising his nephew by himself until his sudden death. he hopes his decision will inspire other families dealing with difficult circumstances. >>> now the director of russian's foreign language film is under fire for the way he depicted his own country. it follows a self-employed mechanic in northern russia some say it's anti-russian portraying russia as hard and corrupt. >>> this comes days after officials in iraq pulled american sniper from the only theater in baghdad, that was criticized for showing iraqis as savage and omitting the troops that helped the u.s. secure the country. >>> and david -- slammed the academy for his lack of a nomination saying the

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we expect the danish central bank to defend the danish coin and peg to the euro. >> do you anticipate that capital flows would continue to head into denmark as we saw initially after the snb's move and quantitative easing move as well given the latest moves on suspending the issuance of debt? >> we can see a large movement of flows into denmark and part of that is us moving through danske bank but otherwise i cannot comment on the effects more specifically. >> how long do you think that the negative interest rates are going to remain in denmark? >> we don know for sure. and it's difficult to asset. you should in a way ask the central bank about that. but of course we are prepared for it. for quite some while but longer term we do not expect it to be a situation that will last longer but it can easily last for some month or through the end of the year. >> thank you very much. come visit with us here. cfo of danske bank. >> tell me what you just said. >> i said come visit with us. >> he said that he expects the central bank to continue to support that currency peg given what the snb did

stick around walker responded to peg an kelly and it's completely unexpected. >> it's too much, right? it's like these folks have a right to be angry if they don't like the state budget proposals and they've been controversial they're going to make cuts to the colleges at in wisconsin but don't you think it >>> big labor sending a big bold message this week. if you're angry at a pool tigs's policy take it out on their elderly parents. yes. pro union protesters swarming scott walker's mom and dad's house. they obviously don't like the wisconsin governor who just happens to be a gop presidential front runner. juan, your union thug buddies tromting walk's parents. come on. >> i don't think they knew that that was the house of his parents, they thought that was scott walker the governor's house and certainly they have a right to protest in front of the governor's mansion or home and there's no law against it. i would say, though to megan kelly's point -- >> how do you know what they thought? >> come on juan. >> that's what they said. i don't think -- i don't think they had any idea. >> th

they peg it a multibillion industry. >> the fastest growing business in america right now. >> unbelievable steven sells the cartridges, 25 years in the cannabis world he would tell any college graduate weed is now the business to be in. >>tons of opportunities and tons of different specialties that are being sought-after. >> i went to harvard, kind of, i guess, impression people get based on my background. >> reporter: ivy league grad and texas attorney her next goal is to take on more cannabis clients and navigate the confusing state and federal laws. >> does not seem fair at this time. so, it feels good to be able to help them. >> reporter: lawmakers in both washington and colorado made recreational pot legal about one year ago. the tax win fall coming in lower than expected but ask anyone at this conference and california is next. >> the market is here if people know it or not. above ground or under ground. we should put it above ground and regulate it and take the money towards a better society. >> reporter: in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix5. >> supporters are working you can find a

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. >> it's veryhere and see the peg to all these dumb slogans and these generalizations and then all these battle cries. >> they both hope the anti-islam movement will soon fizzle out, and that dresden will become a more open and friendly city once again. >> what's ironic is that this anti-islam movement is only really taken off in areas where very few muslims actually live. it's a very controversial topic so i'd love to hear you opinion. do get in touch. but now to serbia, a country which has been through a lot. communist repression in the 20th century, brutal war in the 1990's, and today high levels of poverty and unemployment, all of these social problems have hit people hard. which might explain why serbia now has one of the highest suicide rates in europe. the one very order restaurant owner has become a serbian superman, single handedly saving dozens of people who have tried to kill themselves. >> this is his pride and joy, his wooden boat. he's a third generation fisherman on the river danube. almost every day he heads to the bridge in belgrade. this is where a simple fisherman ofte

peg tron celebrating with taiwan workers, in china it employs up to 90,000. al jazeera taipei. >> the government of the democratic republic have congo has rejected u.n. support for an offensive against rebels in the east. the u.n. demanded the d.r.c. replace two generals but the government calls it interference. >> people in the province are concerned about an imminent conflict and the democratic republic of congo's decision to go it alone isn't helping. the government decided that it does not want the united nation support for an offensive against rebels called the democratic forces for the liberation of radio wanda. people fear the rebels who operate in the great lakes region bordering several countries. >> i am scared of clashes. the population will suffer. i will have to flee to uganda. it will hit the people more than the fdlr. >> there will be problems if they attack. people will die. they will fight in the fields. civilians will suffer. >> fighters of the fdlr are predominantly group based in bnrc there since the again site in neighboring rwanda and ar

our computers are really pegging the same areas that have gotten hit so hard by all of the storms latelyalo, syracuse boston one piece comes in sunday and then another piece of the storm will be monday. so it's two-day event. over two days we have the possibility of getting up to a foot of snow in some area but again, it's spread out over 48 hours. we can deal with it. but monday travel definitely impacted. and the west coast, it's about time. it's been a month and a half since we have gotten significant rain out here. it's starting to come in today. it will be with you tonight and all day friday into saturday. we're hoping to get the three inches plus in san francisco where it hasn't rained in 42 days. this is the rainy season exactly what we needed. it's not snowing unfortunately. that's where we need the snow pack but we'll take what we can get. the other thing, thomas, the cold air is coming east soon. negative windchills from st. louis now back through detroit. and that's what's heading east. a very cold weather pattern. thomas that's really no hope. i was looking at the next 10 to

. >> i just didn't have him pegged as a guy to go tiptoeing. >> they're tulips. >> but they are beautiful. >> that's cute frank. that's good. >> let's remind him about that later. >> let's talk about some collegiate sports right now. since we talk about the pros so often. cal one of the shining lights in their swim program is moving on. that would be missy franklin held a press conference. she's the woman who won four olympic gold medals. she's leaving cal but will finish the pac12 schedule and her sophomore year before turning proand raking in all those deals. she talks about more collegiate experiences she really loved her time at cal. >> literally surrounded from either side. from o olympians from all over the world. being with that kind of energy and being in the pool deck every single day with people who have the same goals as you, there's honestly no better way to get motivated or get inspired every single day. so coming in and knowing that we're all fighting for the same thing i think is what makes me better. >> reporter: there you go. the pac12 championships by the way will be feb

as long as the fcc tries to fit the round peg into the square hole we will continue to cycle and continue to talk about net neutrality. >> host: hank hultquist, at&t has a public policy blog which has a lot of information, really, on there. who do you write that for? regulators? people interested in communication? >> guest: i think it depends on the issue. if you read on the blog you will find technical and even wonky pieces i think are written for very sophisticated audience. other times you will find pieces that are light hearted and intended for a more general audience. i don't think we necessarily pitch a blog to one audience. it depends on the issue, really. i am sure we always have in mind both journalist and policymakers or at least potential audiences. >> host: we have heard a lot about the comcast-time warner merger but not as much about the at&t and directv merger. what is the status on that? what kind of work have you done in that area? >> guest: in terms of the day to day merger with the fcc i am involved in that. we have made it -- we still have one more stage of public comme

to try to transition back into civilian sector as best as i could, i mean it was essentially square peg, round hole, but i didn't realize how real post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury was until i got drug free, becae that s my escape in the beginning was i just abused the hell out of my pegs becau i had 46 operations, i was on a lotof pain medication. and i abused it when i transferred over. because that was my outlet, that was my escape. the hard thing to do is to keenly approach this and approach the wound you ha and that's what i didable luckily i had huge support behind me of my family, my fellow rines, my friend. the i can assure you this. you can't do it alone. i tried. and i failed. repeatedly. because as a warrior you don't want to admit you need help one. two, you don't want to admit that there is anything going on above your neck. because as war warwickshire yours we don't do that and what we have to do is do away with that stigma that it is a weakness if you say there is an issue up here, i am hurting. because there is a stigma that follows it and not just with wa