pfizer stock was one of the few dow stocks up on the day. the next hot tech gadget out of apple may be a watch that is powered by the sun. the new york times reports the tech giant is testing solar and wireless charging for its rumored i-watch.the rumors started after apple ceo tim cook told the audience at tech conference "the wrist is interesting". gas prices are taking a turn for the worse. the cost of a gallon of unleaded has risen above 3 dollars in every state. the national average is 3 dollars and 27 cents according to triple a. last year-- the oil market cooled off, sending gas prices below three bucks per gallon. however, the frigid winter weather and rising tensions in the middle east and africa has prices rising. the number of kids getting a weekly allowance in excess of $20 per week has jumped considerably. the amount of parents handout an allowance between $40 and $50 every week has quadrupled. the research by t rowe price for reuters names an improving economy as a factor. a toy startup is on its way to becoming a household nam

standing in front of the pfizer locos. is a modest person lisa logos are strategically located about what so what because one of my friends is a marketing specialist and percentage of marketing mix because if they leave he told me that those are key places. around a talking head in the middle. so maybe it's no accident to see if you know the picture is composed that way. does the doctor tell me. well. to sum it up. one hundred fifty thousand people reported every year they're young people the signs are easy to ignore. the symptoms are so common. that this professor calls it young people's back. he may be scarce me he says this backache may disable me i don't see it may become a serious disability. scares me but he reassures me ok maybe it's not very common but. it can be very painful maybe but it can be treated may and the treatment is fully covered by you to go to school you know steve i think i do every single day out. of the game missed it by close issue we should all disposable did. you know why should the us. public u

standing in front of the pfizer locos. is a modest person these logos are strategically located what. one of my friends is a marketing specialist specialist to marketing mix because if they leave he told me those are key places. around a talking head in the middle. so maybe it's no accident to see if you know the picture is composed that way. the doctor tell me. to sum it up one hundred fifty thousand people reported every year young people who do the science are easy to ignore. the symptoms are so common. that this professor calls it young people's back. he may be scarce me he says this back ache may disable me though it may become a serious disability up. scares me but he reassures me ok maybe it's not very common. it can be very painful maybe but it can be treated and the treatment is fully covered by you. think your issue but they are. missed by close issue we should all disclose. particular why should the us. unfortunately the drug has adverse side effects. its long term effects are still unknown. but there's good rea

the largest cash holders are microsoft, cisco, apple, google and pfizer. paychecks are in focus at two tech companies. new microsoft ceo satya nadella will make 1.2 million dollars in base pay. but his pay package could have him walking away with closer to 18 million dollars for his first year on the job...that's according to the wall street journal. at yahoo --some investors say the company is overspending on talent. ceo marissa mayer recently fired yahoo's c-o-o...who took home a reported 109 million dollars for 15 months at the company. the check's in the mail for google executive chairman eric schmidt. he's been awarded 100 million dollars in google stock, and a 6 million dollar bonus based on his 20-13 performance. and...google has ended a high profile european union probe. the search engine company was accused of promoting it's own services at the cost of competitors. google promises to change how it operates in europe-- potentially avoiding a 5 billion dollar fine. next up, the e-u may question google's android operatiing system. $2 billion. that's

pfizer's, you know, underperform merck and pfizer's a good company. are the kinds of companies let's just understand, these still are safe may havens. they have worked during this period of just -- this book has been horrendous and they've worked during this period. >> it has not been good and today with the adp number given what we've seen from auto sales and housing starts one has to wonder it's not just all the weather, is it? >> no. >> it's also probably the impact of higher rates even though we're back to two six on the ten-year, maybe the lagging effect. >> the taper that's really irrelevant, you know, the fed may not be as friendly, but what's happening is, look, underarmor reported great number and kors reported a great number and netflix and then there's kind of everybody else. >> and ralph. >> and ralph numbers are really good. >> a lot of people had been betting against the stock. >> the last quarter set a lower bar. but you're talking about third quarter 11% and the double digit and the company raising its full year 2014 to a 7% from 4 to

pfizer shares have risen by just 4%. a similar story is playing out in the world of high-tech computer chips. shares of memory chipmaker micron technology are up 14%. meanwhile, shares of intel, the world's biggest maker of chips for personal computers, they're down 5%. these types of performance discrepancies are allowing some professional money managers to earn bigger profits for their clients. and this kind of scenario could be here for the foreseeable future. >> i think this year you're going to finally see for the first in five or six years rapid management does outperform. whether picking individual stocks yourself or looking for the mutual fund managers who are able to do that for you, i think that's where investors want to be. >> that's not to say things can't and won't change back to the way they were during the crisis. but for now, stock pickers will take normal and be happy. >> and we'll be getting stock picks from our market monitor guests coming up a bit later in the program. >>> weight watchers used to be t

surveillance worldwide threats and reforming the pfizer court will have all the details on that just ahead and the keystone pipeline gets a green light the u.s. state department says the pipeline would not have a significant effect on climate change or the environment but is that really the case will dig further into this fight that'll coming up and cloaked in secrecy in san francisco google's mysterious barge still has people asking questions all city officials are pushing for its removal from the bay more on that later in the show. it's tuesday february fourth eight pm in washington d.c. i mean you're a david and you're watching r t america. we begin tonight on german media outlets reporting that u.s. intelligence began spying on german leaders long before chancellor chancellor angela merkel took office the report say that the u.s. began spying on chancellor merkel's predecessor gerhard schroeder in two thousand and two because of his opposition to the u.s. led invasion of iraq this comes of course just months after n.s.a. leaks indicated merkel's cell phone had been targeted merke

pfizer's not come down. it's a great american company.s, i.r.a.s have pfizer, and i think that, you know what? that's a company that you shouldn't let go, if you own it. there are other better drug stocks but it's a fine company and it's been delivering. we haven't mentioned apple, apple's up. >> i don't want to call it the rumor milk but friday night, reports about the company meeting with the fda over would-be medical devices. today, pictures of tim cook visiting electronics retailers in dubai and the united arab emirates, virgin megastore, for instance? yes? >> i mean it needs pizazz. i wait for the woman to give the company pizazz. samsung continues to be less and less pizazzed. doing numbers, remember, growth in apple year-over-year was quite poor versus other companies. growth companies got to put up double digit. they're not double digiting. >> facebook's one to watch. close if not all-time high at 63.27. company turns so years old tomorrow, 10 year anniversary of the day mark zuckerberg created the company in his dorm room. market

. >> and the only stock finishing in the green, pfizer. experimental breast cancer drug succeeded in its trial. that's something to be optimistic about. >> it was a small press release out of pfizer. it could be huge. some people are saying $5 billion by 2021. a lot of people similar numbers. but there's a lot of hurdles on this one. you buy pfizer for a lot of reasons. i don't think this is one of them. with that said, great dividend, 3.5%. voluation is reasonable. like the fact it was up on a take. i think it's okay here. >> the stocks moving closer into correction territory, our traders are put together a list of what they are buying. the "fast money" shopping list is straight ahead. and all the rant today, twitter closing in the green ahead of the company's first earnings report. we have someone with an underperform rating to tell you what he wants to hear in that report. when you order the works you want everything. an expert ford technician knows your car's health depends on a full, complete checkup. the works. because when it comes

david: pfizer has great news. they have a new cancer drug for breast cancer.tly making great progress at it and the took booming as a result. >> amazing tacking on to yesterday's gains. that was few names in the 326-point drop that had a green arrow. [closing bell ringing] liz: as the bell rings and ceo change from microsoft is not enough to help the stock. it is falling a third of a percent. there is green across the board here with the nasdaq bringing back about 34 of the 100 points it lost yesterday. not entirely as david mentioned wiping out those losses. russell 2000 up three quarters of a percent. still seeing gains, holding on to 71 points. david: everybody was looking for a pullback. a chance to get in. this is a pullback and apparently some people are getting back in. let's look at the front page headlines. u.s. factory orders fell by 1.5% in december. this is the largest decline since july. excluding the volatile transportation sector orders actually rose for the third straight month. liz: richmond federal reserve

it has become recently important to pfizer ever since they lost their patent to lipitor.are also watching shares of 21st century stock, matching fiscal second-quarter in earnings with $.33 a share. it still beat analyst predictions spurred by programming fees and it's stake in germany. we will be back again in 30 minutes. after the break, more "bloomberg west." ♪ . . >> you're watching "bloomberg west." chang.ly sony is trying to save its business, trying to save its restructuring plan. it is trying to sell its unprofitable pc unit, cut 5000 jobs, and split its tv business into a separate subsidiary. sony is forecasting a $1.1 billion losses the school year. again accepting new subscribers without it has regained enough capacity to handle the demand, but in atlanta, the service is just so out -- sold out. battle atng a legal the supreme court with broadcast networks. apple has removed bitcoin app from its store. it allows users to send and receive digital currency. the ceo says he received an e- mail from apple saying the cap as being withdrawn due to an unresolved issue.

pfizer up about 47 cents as you can see.ing success in trials, the oral drug considered one to have most valuable products in development. this could generate annual sales of more than $5 billion, even the fds is calling it a, quote, breakthrough, unquote, drug based on initial trial data. on a day when market is awash in red, we are seeing pfizer the lone member of the dow 30 moving higher. >>> l let's get down to nicole petallides watching this selloff. nicole? >> reporter: it really is a selloff on wall street, only tacks on to what we saw for the first month of the new year where the dow saw its biggest point drop ever, down almost 900 points, down over 5% for that month. right now tacking on to those losses, the dow jones industrials down 1.6%, 15,439. the nasdaq composite, the worst down nearly 3.5. the s&p 500 1748 right now, loss of 3%. what's really key is this pullback that we're seeing, 5% there the all-time highs set in january, the middle of january, and the question is whether or not we close below some key lev

that is pfizer. time now for stocks every 15 minutes.york stock exchange where nicole petallides is. nicole: we are seeing the markets sell off. let's take a look at the chart. it is now ample that territory. trading more than 5% below its january hot. it would need to close below 1755.96. we are now below that level. 1754 and change. that hide was an all-time high of 1848 and change. let's take a look at two names in the communications world. charter communications discussing raising its bid for time warner cable. when you look at these two names, basically, there was an original bid of $37.3 billion. now there is talk that they may be interested in raising the bid up to 142.5 oh. there is a deadline that they need to meet. sandra: the s&p 500 now down 5%. thank you so much, nicole petallides. dennis: new numbers out from reality track. more than 156,000 homes in the u.s. last year were bought only to flip them. in the six states with the best performance, the average profit was more than $80,000. what states offer the best upside to th

it along with other companies infringed on pfizer patents for the pain medicine lyrica.neric voergs of that drug. for its part see pfizer shares doo its move on the day as well. >>> jamie dimon's pay at jpmorgan under fire by senator elizabeth warren. we have it for you. >> reporter: this is at a senate banking committee hearing earlier today. at the hearing which featured financial regulators, elizabeth warren criticizing jamie dimon for his brand new $20 million pay package and whether or not a pay rise in the wake of the secretary of statements jpmorgan had should dissuade their companies in engaging in misconduct? take a listen. >> jamie dimon got a raise after he negotiated $17 billion to pay off for activities that were illegal that he presided over. so i'm not quite sure how this is a deterrent for other ceos. >> and sue, we should mention jpmorgan said in the past the raise was given on the merits here and that dimon earned every penny of what he was given. >> indeed. so noted. thank you very much. >>> more than malphhalf a milli people in pennsylvania remain und

if pfizer keeps sliding, it will no longer be one of them.he surprising caterpillar really the only two significant gainers this year on the dow. >> go figure. the country's largest drugstore chain, cvs, trading lower today not by a huge amount but just by about 1%. there is some news that it will stop selling all tobacco products come this fall. nbc's tom costello broke the news this morning. what exactly is the motivation here, tom? >> good afternoon. two things. first of all, i think a lot of people have been pressuring the pharmaceutical retailers for a long time saying listen, it is antithetical for you to be operating in the health care space, trying to help people improve their health and at the same time selling tobacco products. they have been hearing it for years. they have had their own pharmacists association on their backs about this. the ama, the american heart association, lung association, you name it. they are all on them about this. second of all, they have really been attempting at cvs to migrate more into an aggressive pos

pfizer, edison, the southern company and mosaic. that's it.own one of those names, congratulations. and time warner cable because no other stock in the s&p 500, mandy, is higher but those eight. and eight is definitely not enough in this case. >> it is not. okay. >> genuine parts down 5.5%. tractor supply. retailers are getting walloped. everyone thinks we're insane talking about heating bills. i think it's a big deal in the economy. >> taking a massive chunk out of everybody's discretionary income. gold is higher. the vick is above 20. that is spiking as the fear gauge out there. what is lower as well? it is the ten-year yield. it has broken below 2.6% today. there we go. we just pulled up a gold chart for everybody. it's up 3%. when you consider what a terrible year gold had last year it's one of the comeback stories along with coffee. >> by the way, herb, if you're out there, my coffee bet with you, i'm in the money now. coffee is up 20% year-to-date. score. plus you know what else is up 20? the vix. the vix has just crossed over 20. it's u

meanwhile, if you bought another big pharma company pfizer, you're only up 4%.a difference to be made. also check out bhas happening in another big industry in the banks, specifically. you talk about b of a all the time. up 11%. one of josh's picks. if you bout citi, down 5%. two big banks going in opposite directions this year. let's finish off with technology approximately not all semiconductor stocks are treated equal. micron up 14%. just this year alone. and then intel, the world's biggest pc chip maker down 6%. so, scott, yes, it is a stock picker's market. it's a cliche, but still, when you have this kind of environment, that's when people can generate out performance and that's why it's important, guys. >> great pairs here. merck/pfizer. >> i own both of these two names but i love the way merck has been trading and i'm most heavily weighted in of the names of the pharmaceutical industry. when you break apart what you're looking at here at some of the restructuring but it's about pipelines in the pharmaceutical space and merck right now everyone is excited

everybody in media except for time warner cable down, pharma except for pfizer down. this is very tough day to do well, minus herbalife. >> you know that even the small caps, the russell 2000 did worse than the rest of the indices. the dow and s&p were down 2%. russell was down even worse. you start hearing phrases like margin calls that makes you a little nervous, right? with 2013 everybody said was an easy year to make money because you didn't fight the fed. 2014 a little more difficult to make the money, right? you have to find winners in the bunch. right now there is certainly, jittery nervous feeling as we saw from the vix, the volatility index. david: chris, hold on a second,. chris i'm three minutes away from talking to richard fisher. folks on cme floridafloor they have been pretty much united against what the fed has been doing for a long time now. what would you ask richard fisher or the whole fed if you had them in front of you right now? >> i would ask richard fisher, what happens now that the yen is gaining tremendous amount of strength? what happens if t

. >>> pfizer vaccine prevented several. the treatment is an the market to treatment childhood infections. analysts say they predict the success of the drug on older patients would boost annual sales by $1 billion or more. it closed at $31.99. >>> the pentagon announced deep spending cuts to the armed forces today. defense secretary chuck hagel outlined his vision for the military in the year ahead, and the changing priorities for our men and women in uniform. >> we are repositioning to focus on a strategic challenge and opportunity that will define our future. new technologies, new centers of power, and a world that is growing more volatile, more unpredictable and in some instances, more threatening to the united states. >> among the proposed cuts, shrinking the army to the smallest size before world war ii, eliminating the air force a-10 and freezing pay for generals and admirals and a 1% pay cut for all military personnel. despite that, shares of some of the biggest defense contractors rose by more than 1% today including

>>> despite the massive sell off on wall street today, pfizer was the only dow component up today and that's where we begin market focus. an experimental breast cancer drug met study goals. the treatment is considered one of the drug maker's most valuable products in development. some analysts believe it could account for annual sales of $5 billion if approved. >>> at&t's move to make customers happy left investors disappointed. it announced a 20% price cut for customers that share large data plans. it's an attempt to gain ground lost to verizon and t-mobile. many expect verizon to follow at&t's lead. the shares still tumbled 4%. verizon also down losing more than 3% to $46.41. >>> now after the market closed, yum brands, the parent of kfc and pizza hut reported earnings higher than estimate but revenues missed. sales were down which analysts didn't expect and they fell 4% in china, that's yum's top market. the company did reaffirm the guidance for the year. shares were up initially after hours. yum shares were down by 1.5% to $66.16. >>> herbal ice is estimating the fourth quarter pr

in terms of the companies that are expected to make deals, merck and pfizer have talked about shedding off some units that they feel are not growing as fast as they like. but in terms of companies, you have companies like med assets or alliance express areas that can provide investor opportunities. but i think as a sector, as i said, we had slow growth in 2013 in terms of -- >> rich forrest recently bought a k. i guess it's not just the drugmakers, specialty, generic that will be the buyers and sellers in the health care area. device makers, management companies, broader than just drug companies, right? >> now you're talking about corporate sponsors. private equity. in fact earlier this year the caldwell group purchased a unit from johnson & johnson for over $4 billion. given the fact that the private equity firms have over $700 billion of dry powder that is unused capital, the health care sector could be one that is increasingly looking as targets. >> are these going to be big deals? this was a big deal. $25 billion is a lot of money. are we going to see smaller strategic deals, or ar

so that is good news of 3.1% for pfizer. a story last week a blogger red halite -- made headlines with her post i looked down on and young women with husbands and kids that young moms who work but they are not equal in value to a woman who takes care of herself. we took a week but we found somebody who's supports that promise. for time mommy is not an occupation but merely a biological status. joining us from london. welcome to the program i do hope there is not a delay in because it makes it difficult. >> i can hear you. stuart: what are you doing? you say and whether that stays home, works at home has the arduous task to bring up children, you are making a face. do you have kids? >>. [laughter] of course. i do not have this many wrinkles without kids. i have three kids. you talk about the share price of twitter social media, facebook, for me that women that go on facebook and twitter for their status full time on the it makes my eyes itch. stuart: explained. i have six kids. i know how hard it is to be at home with those y

look at pfizer.called the mid- stage trial. michael kors, strong profit raising their forecasts for the year. look at it go. 18% higher for michael kors. apple making major investments in companies. google's mysterious barges. not having the proper permits. it is up 14 points. ♪ sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forwarwith broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. stuart: jcpenney hitting a new low. nicole: during the holiday. rose about 2%. it just was not good enough. now the stock has moved lower 2.5%. so much so that it hit a new low. they have liquidity of $2 billion. they cut their target to three dollars. stuart: if we put it on deathwatch, that thing would bounce. thank you very much, indeed. charles likes companies that have a good ceo. he has a ceo play today. he says he will make us some money with united rentals. you probably went by one of their rent

pfizer to recover. he says. us negotiators are facing domestic pressure to maintain their top stars. i think some of the strongest supporters of the pro tree. us policy our agricultural issues that interest and service industries. and so any ppp deal will have to provide additional benefits. in those sectors japanese or shows i've raised concerns that the entire negotiations could fall apart. the two countries can sit in different cities so japanese negotiators have begun to shift gears they're now offering to reduce tariffs on some key because opponents including the phone call. in exchange for so called safeguard measures these were no shows to prepaid starts when he pulled such the pity those eyes that he did neither side would design a new key issues that's not a negotiation. i don't think anyone expects things to remain the same as the bin. it will just pop on learning shaw says japanese negotiators might also be able to extract concessions on your site when negotiators say no exceptions. that's a tactic al

. >>> pfizer announced monday an experimental drug for breast cancer is showing great progress. the company said the drug combined with another medicine increased the time patients survived without tumors growing. last april the food and drug administration deemed it a breakthrough therapy, almost a guarantee that it will speed up the review process needed for approval. >>> an autopsy was conducted monday on the body of actor philip see more hoffman even before the routes -- results come back, police believe he probably died of an overdose. >> more than 100 people die from an overdose every day in this country. now they're warning about a particularly potent form of heroin. >> reporter: the faces of the heroin epidemic include jordan medoff, the 23-year-old who loved playing the guitar and hitting the gym. >> when i tell people that his addiction started ten years ago, they kind of look at me with shock because he was 14 ten years ago. >> reporter: he died of a heroin overdose in september. the drug once associated with the inner city is reaching a new kind of user. >> the way t

from facebook and microsoft all report they received between zero and nine hundred and ninety nine pfizer requests for content e mail message is photos address books and calendar entries rules says those requests and all between nine thousand in nearly ten thousand users or counts the number was actually much worse but three times more not to user accounts affected by the content requests impacted over five thousand facebook user accounts and over fifteen thousand migrants. the government only allows the companies to disclose data in broad ranges of one thousand or as we did chose to do combine all of their national security requests and reports and ranges of two fifty the social networking company reports receiving between zero and two hundred and forty nine national security related requests affecting that's a number of user accounts he hated disclosures as a result of the legal battle for transparency between tech giants and the justice department and its own results of the revelations brought to light by former government contractor edwards snow then last summer sun and the documents

google yahoo facebook and microsoft all report they receive between zero and nine hundred ninety nine pfizer requests for content e-mail messages photos address books and calendar entries google says those requests involve between nine thousand and nearly ten thousand users or accounts but yahoo was actually much worse with three times more yahoo user accounts affected by the content requests impacted over five thousand facebook user accounts and over fifteen thousand microsoft. the government only allows the companies to disclose data and broad ranges of one thousand or as linked in chose to do combine all of their national security requests and reports in ranges of two fifty the social networking company reports receiving between zero and two hundred forty nine national security related requests affecting that same number of user accounts the new data disclosures are the result of a legal battle over transparency between tech giants and the justice department and it's all a result of the revelations brought to light by former government contractor edward snowden last summer some in league

surveillance and reform the fight as a court we must also urge our representatives to reject the pfizerimprovements act a bill that could expand the n.s.a.'s spying program even more in fact you can take action right now by calling the u.s. capitol switchboard to leave a message for your congressperson to have a two two two four three one two one so turn your frustration into action on or aaron swartz and do what's right tell congress to stop the spying reform the n.s.a. and take this opportunity to spread the word. coming up i'll give you the latest on new york's fashion week stick around. i feel good. you know the united states has as many think tanks as the next ten countries combined yes one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight takes to tell three hundred million people had a thing. to me speak your language. programs in documentaries in arabic in school here on all t.v. reporting from the world's books books of p.r. p. interviews intriguing stories for you. then try. to find out more visit our big. dog called. play. it. please. please. please. please. list. well the twin de blas

they have had today multibillion-dollar settlements to pfizer.there can be reward where there is risk. soros is hoping for that. taking so much. > >> this is the latest in our series of entrepreneurs. one entrepreneur think see his way finally to stop getting ripped off when you buy a car. the company is called. >> i do know your spark plugs from your alternator. buying a car can be an expensive business. so one off -- entrepreneur got her fingers burned, she decided to shine a light of a secondhand car market. it. test drove it all seemed fine. about three months later, something major went wrong with the car. is isized that all that not a record of maintenance and repair work. that information is available. it is out there. third ownerond or cannot access it. motorietyt launched where you can see all the work done on a car. it creates an autobiography that is stored in the clouds and passed from owner to owner. >> your background is in marketing. you know your way around the car? >> no. i might get confused. a lot of the things you learn in any

pfizer up 3%. young brands reaffirming its 2014 outlook. that was positive as well. have a look at microsoft. they've named their third ceo in their 39 year career. does this mean the ground will start shedding consumer businesses and focus on mobility and cloud? that is what a lot of people are saying. bill gates is no longer the chairman of this company but he is being drafted in to look at new product development and innovation. so plenty going on over at microsoft. >> and a lot going on for radio shack, too, steve. we saw the commercial as a throw back to the '80s. they're looking at the future but that means contraction of stores. >> yeah, very interesting. a lot of applauders for the ad during the super bowl. we understand from "the wall street journal", of the 4300 stores in the united states, 500 will be closing. they've tried hard to reinvent themselves and look at products such as smart phones, smartphone cases and headphones, but recent numbers have been declining. >>> we are just days away from the olympic opening ceremonies in sochi. the town is expected

winded pfizer eased go out to pennsylvania. these are thunderstorm watch as.ots of active weather. the wind is the big story. it will carry its strongest wind along with it. an interesting wave that comes through here. we will show that to you in a moment. there is quite a thermal boundary here. little disturbance will move along that tonight. we'll show you the small area in just a bit. we are eight degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. look at all of those storms reports. look at the red icon's the show you where the funnel clouds occurred. there is a lot of damage. trees were brought down. we took some roofs of some buildings. here is a blizzard that has produced over a foot and a half of snow over lake superior. wisconsin 16.5. this extended back into minnesota. here's where the tornadoes occur downstate. you can see the list right there. a lot of buildings reported destroyed. temperature is right now flirt with freezing. we will go below freezing tonight. that is not bad news. it will freeze some of the water that is trying to go into the rivers. it does slow

surveillance and reform the fight as a court we must also urge our representatives to reject the pfizerimprovements act a bill that could expand the n.s.a.'s spying program even more in fact you can take action right now by calling the u.s. capitol switchboard to leave a message for your congressperson to over two two two four three one two one so turn your frustration into action honor aaron swartz and do what's right tell congress to stop the spying reform the n.s.a. and take this opportunity to spread the word. coming up i'll give you the latest on new york's fashion week stick around. please. show the scars of war so that. there was. something in the finish line of the marathon thank. you alison. thank my. mum i'm. still. on the train de blasio push to raise the minimum wage for new york city residents to last night's enormous mafia drug bust there's a lot going on in the big apple but one fabulous event is overshadowing all of that . new york fashion week is in full swing and we have some designers shakeups jason wood who has been named as the head of hugo boss he's the autistic to

surveillance and reform the fight as a court we must also urge our representatives to reject the pfizerimprovements act a bill that could expand the n.s.a.'s spying program even more in fact you can take action right now by calling the u.s. capitol switchboard to leave a message for your congressperson to over two two two four three one two one so turn your frustration into action honor aaron swartz and do what's right tell congress to stop the spying reform the n.s.a. and take this opportunity to spread the word. coming up i'll give you the latest on new york's fashion week stick around. old. technology innovation all the latest developments from the around rush we don't know if you have heard. think. over. did you know the prize is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open prize is critical to our democracy right albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across the semi-colon we've been a hydrogen lying handful of transnational corporations that will prof

we've had reports of gunshot wounds among them this is racial still has a real chance of escalating pfizer i mean reports that radical activists have got hold of more than a thousand firearms the arsenal now assault to their valuable to protect this includes bistros rifles machine guns and grenades horses are looking at ways to prevent the opposition becoming a fully armed force and as you can see here on this media summarises are already using weapons our correspondent she got us going off as his cameraman has been shot at and here's what he have to say. on the eleventh floor which is basically standing right in front of my done square it's right out that window. shots now are being fired and the hotel is being targeted from both sides the cameraman. taking pictures of what's happening outside from the other. sort of of the hotel and he had three shots fired at him they just sort of dropped on the ground if we were to think about evacuating right now we don't really know which side to evacuate to because the rioters basically have occupied the hotel and there are live rounds being fired a

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