they can win here, on mars, on pluto. >> this bar has an unofficial reputation for being a safe haven for packer fans, but not today. >> the area over there, on the pateow, taken over by a sea of red before i arrived. >> the few green bay fans we found were on their best behavior, as long as this game was on in the bay area, packer fans were outnumbered in san francisco, abc7 news. >> niners and packer fans jammed lambeau field despite weather conditions. it was five degrees also kickoff, and just got colder. once inside fans got free hot chocolate and coffee to stay warm, and warmer were placed on beer taps to keep the beer from freezing. >> i have four layers of long johns. two sets of snow pants, four shirts, a sweatshirt and a coat. >> so many people having fun, can't be cold. >> the game may go down in the record books as the coldest nfl game ever played. colin rush shows us how the niners got it done. >> heart came out of my chest. what a finish. all week the players said temperatures would not play a factor. they were right. simply came down to execution. lambeau field, five de

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that would bob woodward of the washington post about to tell you who he is you're on pluto. give me your over you've interviewed him i've interviewed him you spent more time with him than i have but give me your overall assessment of this man barack obama. he first of all on the positive side i think he really cares about people i think all of this health care. business is about getting insurance for the thirty million people who don't have it i think he is he has a big heart in his second inaugural there's a line that just blew me away where he said our creed is that the little girl born in the bleakest poverty will have the same chance is anyone else now we know how bleak in the nose how bleak. the bleakest poverty in america is when is that child going to have the same chance as your children my children his children two hundred years but he's stated it as a creed and it's certainly not reachable in his second four years in his presidency but that's in there because he feels that. ideas about upcoming it and there are the is and i've written about this i don't think he ha

comes you go off to your little fantasy world they could you know they could call it up its own planet pluto for plutocracy if they could have their own planet there i think it's a great idea and plus they put it there because the people are like living in squalor it's outside nigeria the people are living in squalor so that's easy workers those are disposable people according to that right so that's easy to work for nothing that's why my clothing shop is actually in the north pole that's where i want it to work shop because no one told melting those off to work for nothing so it's great we're. just falling apart i'll just be happy to have something to work on speaking of wages the let's go back to the open to me as a guy just can't get enough of that story but there is you have to. get enough of that stuff there is actually fantastic news to report when it comes to wages lee i have to play this. is the. world eighty five richest people is equal to the three and a half billion poorest people it's fantastic and this is a great thing because it aspires. everybody gets the motivation to look up

time and pluto will affect the whole world economic figures are being closely watched predict global trend. that i think of it had achieved the goal at seven point five percent for the past two years. it's quite different from previous years. data provided by the chinese government showed that from nineteen seventy eight to two thousand and eight average annual economic growth rates capped at nine point nine percent. but the economic rescue difficult to keep everything years dollop of anti economic structure its economy kept going down to dump their team data showed that economic growth profit of twenty percent of third quarter two thousand thirty seven point six percent of them are too dumb thirty the manufacturing purchasing managers' index four pm i opened up the fifty one december last year. an article put them back in the comp. a privately owned financial news left in china we have the lowdown times economy affect the present time the larger business the article said that the mystery but i think the ratings. they have the capacity was to look wrong for china's economy the invest

difficult to know where that this is an attempt to do two of the parliamentarians who chose mission to pluto as the transitional president to change as the apprentice to present a tutu to make and present it to get stuck down the pool. if these negotiations. up in all that to try and play some sort of compromise and leave him in power. jim's under that in that nineteen. government forces in south sudan are pushing ahead with an offensive to take back the country's main oil hub for mobile forces. this despite calls from washington for warring factions to sign a peace deal. the worst fighting is centered around a bend fewer forces loyal to former vice president a shock been holding off the army of presidents of the kia in the month of fighting has killed at least one thousand people and displaced a quarter of a million others. cheesy as the prime minister has resigned as part of the plants and the moms of political deadlock just fueled the social unrest to take a pedicure government will be set up and face that will leave the country to fresh elections under a new constitution of the nra and h

in the 40s the invented -- and then sold to whamo as a pluto platter, and then changed to fries bee.t or weed or pills or a fifth of jack in here, i was told justin bieber was headed to the airport to catch a plane, but apparently they're driving around. >> the fact is we had four dead americans because of a protest or because of guys out for a walk one night mo decide they'd go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? >> one year ago today, i want you to meet the woman who says today is makes a very big difference. >> welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. after 118 congressional hearings, 23 house and nat reports, 16 months after the attack, and untold number of dollars spent, still no one fired. still, no clear answer. still so many questions. and