roundtable discussion he will highlight examples of it -- excellence in american education and discuss priorities, us undersecretary will also speak at the rosen >>> investigators released a picture of a man found that in the state forest in sumter county, the body of 31-year-old robert banks was found in the wildlife management area saturday. deputies say a couple riding along the trails discovered that the body, it is being investigated as a homicide, investigators are trying to find out how he died. >>> residents of the sarasota area are picking up pieces after 3 confirmed tornadoes touchdowns before dawn sunday. heavy storms in winds pushed the state in the early deadly tornado killed the wilson's after their mobile home was picked up by the twister and thrown across the street. and siesta key this home was destroyed after a tornado touchdown trapping 2 people inside. after hurricanes, i'll take hurricanes all day long. this is bad.>> this is the 3rd round of tornadoes south florida has seen in a week, meteorologist attribute the storms to el nio winter face -- weather phase with the hearing abou

actually a great segue into my tip which is keep focussed on your priority us.oftentimes entrepreneurs are like oh my god, i have so much to do. and it's a simple tip, but it's important to stay focussed on your priorities because it's not always about doing more, it's about doing what you're doing the best that you can do it. and what happens is you're like, i'm over here and i want to the develop a website, but i want to start my wholesale business and i want to do this. you really have to focus on the task at hand and prioritize that, do the best you can do and then move on. you have time, you don't have to do it all tomorrow. >> so how do you put together those priorities? do you have staff meetings where people are battling it out? fighting for their time or place on the list? >> yes, i think that's important to, you know, if you have a big staff or you have a small staff, definitely involve the staff on what parts of their division or what they're responsible for is important to them. but if you really sit back and don't get too caught until the weeds, you

this is a priority for us. kevin: all new at 5:00, we will take a look at other local buildings that have fallen victim to the record-breaking snowfall. this is another issue out there. a lot of people still haven't had their roadways driveways or the sidewalks shoveled. for more on that, let's go abc7's jeff goldberg in arlington. jeff? jeff: it is a mess for a lot of people in certain parts of northern virginia. like arlington and alexandria on the side streets. this is north gasoline we have ston in arlington. not a plow -- galveston in arlington. the county has had people working since friday morning treating the roads, about 250 pieces of equipment all over the county getting things done. there are 100% clear on the main roads. 95% clear on the secondary roads. but only 40% clear on the residential streets. that is the same situation in alexandria more or less. where about 25% on the residential streets. people who live on the streets as you might imagine are frustrated they cannot move. >> we haven't seen

priority *express mail. we're told the family used priority mail instead. 3 3 jen the plan to allow *concealed weapons on college campuses... just took a big hit. the chairman of florida's senate judiciary committee has shot down the bill. 3 the committee's chairman says the bill is not a proper way to protect college students.. and has refused to year's session. that makes the path to passing it difficult... even though a similar bill in working it's way through the florida house. and *another guns-on-campus bill *is moving forward as well. it would allow permit holders the right to *openly carry a holstered handgun. 3 3 in saint petersburg - the *new st. pete pier is another step closer to reality. the city council just approved the contract for one of the design teams. 3 the council approved the contract with "w architecture." the group will design the "pier approach"... which will connect the downtown core with the new pier in the next phase of the "pier district." the firm was selected in october... to provide design and construction services.. and integrate the pier approach and the new pier into a single

at, which i wouldn't rule out in the future, i don't think you should think it is an immediate priority for usne: so not 2015 and probably not 2016? john: not 2015 and probably not 2016. no. francine: what will it take for you to sell? john: as i say, i think we are happy with the performance of the business. it is doing well. i think the decision we would make would be based on a view of what we saw the earnings and growth would be. against realizing the capital and being able to redeploy it to our education business. it will be a view of what is best likely to deliver the highest returns to our shareholders and grow the business sustainably over the next three years to five years. francine: talk to me a little bit of john fallon, the leader. who was your biggest inspiration? is there another ceo or figure in your life that you look for inspiration? john: i think one of the things that attracted me to pearson in the first place, my predecessor, marjorie scardino, always talked about the fact that every great company has to have a purpose. and the profits derived from doing something important

>> it's a budget priority for us is the answer. we have including this in the preliminary budget that will come out later this month. >> and the mayor says either the's part of a push to make $15 an hour the mandate for private businesses as well. some small business owners fear they won't be able to make payroll. >> i think a phased in increase is something most businesses can handle unless they are on the verge much failing anyway. >> reporter: the governor has been vocal about raising the minimum wage for state workers. some have questioned if the sparring leaders are going tit for tat. the mayor said today this plan was in the works for a while. ida siegal, news 4 new york. to rent a car, you expect to be there, but what if it's not? >> you better get baquero, that's what. what you need to know so it didn't happen to you. >>> and a father furious his little girl got patted down at the airport, but wait until you hear what happened just before the security screening. -are you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. until i learned b

this is a priority for us. >> in falls church, most roads are cleared or passible. zack miller driveway looks spotless after days of hard work. >> are you warm? wearing shorts. >> if you're shoveling it can get warm. not my news outfit. >> the fairfax county operations center has been going nonstop since last week just like vdot. they deployed equipment to first get the freeways and the main roads. >> a big focus on the neighborhoods starting today into the rest of the week. >> from the roads to the roofs. there is still much work to be done. >> it's all good. getting it off the road. at the end of the big dig cannot come soon enough. >> i'm tired. i want to go home. >> a lot of people feel that way. on north galveston, they are digging out the vehicle of one of the neighbors to allow her to get on the main road. carlin springs. the narrow older streets are difficult in arlington and alexandria. the trucks have a hard time getting in here. they have to bring in front-loaders and it can be a proesses. the residential streets are between to 30 to 40% cleared. both loc

. >> well, the oil export ban was one of many priorities for us. let me suggest as i touched on today that the renewable fuel standard is another current policy that needs to be significantly amended or repealed. and so i expect, as we work with our membership, that that's another issue we'll focus on. i can't over-emphasize how important these i believe fra structure issues are. as i look at my partnership around the tables, we have a great opportunity here to step beyond, as i mentioned earlier, the projected investment is $1.15 trillion. that's all private capital. i don't know of any other project, with all due respect to the highway bill, that's a big number. you couple this investment with the highway bill and others, and you can see a real job opportunity for the country. at the same time, we're producing and moving a lot of energy that have great benefits to consumers. we're talking earlier about some of the issues going up through new england. consumers there are paying 69% higher than the national average. why? because we can't get the na

and so for us, mental health making sure that it's okay to get help and that that message is conveyed to the public and that we are smart about mental health as a society, are top priorities for us. >> ryan, tell me about afsp and specifically about the type of help that it was giving the community, let's say, 10, 15 years ago. and is there more assistance being provided now perhaps now that we, as a society, are starting to take the stigma off of mental health? are you seeing more people reaching out? >> absolutely. and i hope that we're a part of leading that. i think we are nationally and locally. we have grown exponentially in that time period that you talk about and just in the past few years. we've gone from hundreds of walkers locally to many thousands of walkers and tens of thousands across the mid-atlantic region. and so we're really working to engage people, make sure that they know that they can reach out for mental health services and that they can get help, they can call the crisis number and the crisis line when they are struggling or if when they see the loved ones, coworkers or friends struggling as well. >> all right. you mentioned walks because that's so

money will come from grants or the operations budget but she says overhauling the system is a priority. >> give us a week to get the plan together but we wanted to make that commitment today to the riders and the public that we've heard you and we are responding and we're going to get rid of those decoys. >>> as far as a timeline, b.a.r.t. says that is still very much up in the air. they have to identify that funding, buy the cameras, then install them in the trains. they say they're working as quickly as possible. live in west oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> ntsb investigators are in the bay area tonight combing through the greyhound bus that crashed in san jose yesterday. the driver of the bus admitted feeling fatigued. two passengers died. more than a dozen were hurt. the mangled bus have been towed to a yard in gilroy. >> we've recovered a camera on the bus and we'll be looking in to whether it recorded any information or not. >> the victims are 65-year-old maria velazquez and overa of san francisco. investigators say they're looking in to whether the passengers were wearing seatbelts at

but she says overhauling the system is a priority. >> give us a wook to get the plan -- a week to get the plan today but we wanted to make the commitment that we have heard you and we are responding and we are going to get rid of those decoys. >> reporter: as far as the timeline that's still very much up in the air. bart says they first have to identify a resource for funding and after that they will have to buy those cameras and install them in each car. at west oakland bart, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> a santa rosa woman is under arrest accused of driving under the influence when she ran over two elderly women. it happened shortly after 1:00 yesterday afternoon at oakmont village market. 77-year-old gail gray told police she hit the gas instead of the brakes on her lexus. she said her dog was in her lap and she got distracted. she hit the two women on the sidewalk and kept going until she crashed into a fence. the victims are 85 and 91 years old. both are in the hospital and the 85-year-old has life- threatening injuries. >>> ntsb investigators spent much of the night combing throug

priority *express mail. we're told the family used priority mail instead. 3 (walter) the plan to allow *concealed weapons on college campuses... just took a big hit. the chairman of florida's senate judiciary committee has shot down the bill. 3 the committee's chairman says the bill is not a proper way to protect college students.. and has refused to hear the bill during this year's session. that makes the path to passing it difficult... even though a similar bill in working it's way through the florida house. and *another guns-on-campus bill *is moving forward as well. it would allow permit holders the right to *openly carry a holstered handgun. 3 (jen) tens of thousands of infant car seats are part of a new recall this morning. 3 (jen/ the consumer product safety commission has announced 71,000 britax infant could pose a safety risk. the recall covers b-safe 35, the b-safe elite and b-safe 35 travel system manufactured between october 2014 and july 2015. federal regulators say the seats have handles that can develop cracks, eventually cause the handles to break. 3 ((jen)) an american college student is un

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and this is a top priority for us. another priority for us in the new session will be the transition law. in taiwan, people are are talking about how to make a smooth transition. this is important for us. in order for us to have a smooth transition, there has to be a legal infrastructure so the transition can be handled under those principles and the guidelines. we don't have it. therefore, we need to have that as soon as. and another thing that is going to be very important and that will be deliberated during the transition period and will be adopted when it comes to office after may 20th is the guidelines for the 12-year compulsory education. there was something early on about the compulsory education, especially historical textbook or the chinese textbook. however, there was no deliberation on the 12-year compulsory education textbook yet. this is pressing need for taiwan. therefore, we need to do it as soon as possible. and there were also discussions in the dpp on the political reforms that we promised the people.

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and we believe that the budget agreement gives us the resources to continue to grow that number. that's point one. that is a priority for us and will continue to be the budget that we got at the end of last year to give us the resources to continue to do that. point two is that my hunch is it will continue to be controversial for the reasons that the president pointed out in his speech last night but we'll continue to defend the idea of the united states as refuge, but also the idea that refugees in the united states add immeasurably to the national interests and it is going to be something we have to get out and defend. but we are prepared to do that. and the examples are many. and i can tell you that my own personal experience as a young kid in minnesota when my family sponsored a vietnamese refugee family, my wife and sponsoring refugee families here in d.c. partially motivates my own view of this. but united states -- the impact of refugees on the national interests is undeniable and we will defend that. it will be tough to beat and see how it goes. reporter: just a follow-up on a question. in the last gallup po

mayor announced he will not use the mayor's coveted box at the sports arenas, he is leasing them to raise money tore the school, what he calls the administration's top priority>> they may seem like small things, but i will tell you not. these people will use that money to its highest agree and highest and best use. >> re-elected president says schools his priorities. >> and i feel good about them moving forward on those important items. >> and all great for dr. william hite. >> we have two powerful individuals in government in philadelphia saying it is the number one issue and that's credi creditical. >> and kenney began saying there is a lot of work to do. >> thank you, dann. see more on mayor kenney's first day in office at 6abc.com. that's where we stream the inauguration ceremony earlier today and have posted highlights. >>> "action news" was there to witness history in the making for camden county tonight. susan the first asian-american sworn in. and she already set the record the first toll hold office serving in cherry hill. others took the oath at a ceremony in blackwood. >>> president barack obama about to take unilateral action to strengthen gun la

us the resources to continue to grow that number. so we'll continue to work that. that's point one. that is a priority for us and will continue to be the budget that we got at the end of last year to give us the resources to continue to do that. point two is that my hunch is it will continue to be controversial for the reasons that the president pointed out in his speech last night but we'll continue to defend the idea of the united states as refuge, but also the idea that refugees in the united states add immeasurably to the national interests and it is going to be something we have to get out and defend. but we are prepared to do that. and the examples are many. -- and the example are manifold. and i can tell you that my own personal experience as a young kid in minnesota when my family sponsored a vietnamese refugee family, my wife and me sponsoring refugee families here in d.c. over the course of the last couple decades. partially motivates my own view of this. but united states -- the impact of refugees on the national interests is undeniable and we will defend that. it will be tough to beat and

>> getting the children out is the top priority. koresh uses them as pawns to get what he wants. time on the radio. >> i gave them a message for the radio so that the public can listen to where i'm coming from. i explained that every time they play it, i would send two of the children out. >> the message is played several times over the next few hours. >> remember, the most fearful warning ever given to man in scripture is the warning found in revelation 22. >> sure enough we started getting children out late that afternoon. >> over the next several days more than a dozen children will be released along with some adults. but the standoff continues. on the third day of the siege, koresh makes another deal with negotiators. if they will play a one-hour sermon on national television, he will come out peacefully with all his followers. >> if they'll show me and show the world what the seven seals are and where they're at in the prophecies, then i will be satisfied and then we'll all come out to you. >> the fbi agrees. >> that tape was played in the afternoon about 3:00, went for abou

let us put our priorities straight, letting us know what matters, i think of every day. >> well, the hero i love. believe in anything whatsoever you will go from hero to zero at some point in time. what i was struck by during the whole presidential campaign and sense has been the vigor with which he has been attacked. i attribute that to the fact that your a strong conservative woman and present a huge threat to the line that only leftists can support women. they come out to you with laserlike precision attacking your family which all of a sudden this fair game, but that is an incredible discouragement for other women, particularly conservative women of faith who want to become engaged in the political process, see what you went through and what they won't necessarily go through. conservative women put ourselves out there we will be attacked. and yet you say we have a responsibility as americans conservative women get involved. how do you encourage anyone to get involved in the political process but women in particular? >> you are kind of in the belly of the beast. it does get pretty

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this is a top priority for us. another priority in the new session will be transitional. in taiwan, people are talking about how to make a smooth transition, and this is important for us. in order for this smooth transition, there has to be infrastructure so that the transition can be handled with the principles. we do not have that. we need to put that in as soon as possible. another thing that will be important, that will be integrated during the transition. thee guidelines or compulsory education. there was a debate earlier on about the compulsory education historical textbook or the chinese textbook for it -- textbook. this is a pressing need for taiwan, and therefore, we need to do it as soon as possible. there were some discussions in the dpp on political reforms we promised the people. for instance, the political party law. that may be something we need to consider in a serious manner. we attachne thing importance to his two formulate a national mood, especially during the transition. , so that the government can having a conciliatory environment. we need to create

>> the state senator is writing a bill to increase the gas tax for three high priority road projects instead of using tolls that would double the cost of the road project. >> if we are willing to make a bigger effort now, not a major effort, but a bigger effort now in terms of gas taxes i think we could avoid tolls all together and minimize the amount of money >> and that gas tax revenue could go to the 2624-64 interchange project. could go to the 264 crossing. and you might hear about these for the first time tonight. you can count on 10 on your side to keep close eyes on this legislation. aim andy fox, 10 on your side. >> more trouble for a former local business owner that made victims of people that lost loved ones. edward prince pleaded guilty to felony fraud this morning for accepting more than $17,000 from clients, but never delivering the head stones they ordered. prince has been convicted of fraud in four cities. he got 14 months in prison last month in virginia beach. he will be sentenced this month in chesapeake and pleaded not guilty in portsmouth. again today. jackpot. 10:00 tonight. we w

he keeps everything in perspective for us, and lets us put our priorities straight, letting us know what really matters. i thank god every day for the gift of trigg. being able to keep us humble. >> the hero from hero to zero i loved. i sewned in on that in the back. in politics if you believe in anything whatsoever, you're going to go from hero to zero at some point in time, and what i was struck by during the whole presidential campaign and since, has been the vigor with which you have been attacked, and i really do attribute that to the fact you are a strong conservative woman and present a huge threat to the lie that only leftists can support women, and so when sarah palin is championing women, hard-working women, single moms, that's a huge threat, and they have come after you with laser-like precision, attack your family, which all of a sudden is fair game and that is an incredible discouragement for other women, particularly conservative women, women of faith who want to become engaged in the political process, when hey see what you went through and what they will necessarily go th

he's the one who has given our family, keeps everything in perspective for us and let us put our priorities straight letting us know what matters. i think god every day for the gift of trig and being able to keep us humble. >> a hero from hero to zero i loved. i zoned in on that. no matter in politics if you believe in anything whatsoever you've are going to go from hero to zero at some point in time and what i was struck by turning all presidential campaign and of course since has been the figure which you have been attacked and i really do attribute that to the fact that you are strong conservative woman and you present a huge threat to the liar that only leftists can support women. so when sarah palin is out there championing women and hard-working women and single moms that's a huge threat. they have come after you with laser-like position attacking your family which all of us to to -- is not fair game but that is an incredible discouragement rather women particularly conservator women women of faith who want to become engaged in the political process. when they see what you went throug

. >> the security is a priority they are telling us they are working with local partners montorring the threats and they are depending on the public as well. if you see anything, say something. -- monitoring the threats and they are depending on the public as well. if you see anything say something. >> were you the only ones in the office not wearing orrnge? we spoke to a print shop in charge of the championship shirts and they say the shirts areeprinted and just waiting for the end of sunday's game. all weekend, keep those broncos pride pictures coming in like this cute one. you can see she is ready to watch the game with her own personalized broncos blanket with a smile on her face. share your pictures with us any time by using a hash tag >> reporter: now, we were over head when the patriots got into they rrived fter 5:00. got on the team buses that took denver. they were able to get out of boston before that big other travelers not as lucky as the team. the east coast is bbacing for a monster winter storm. talking about two feet expected in some areas up in the northeast. the airline

but it was something that became apparent as a priority to us when we were relatively small, you knowor 40 people. >> sreenivasan: known for its workplace communication app, slack is regarded as one of the hottest and fastest growing tech startups. >> we are growing incredibly quickly. i mean, we have to do a lot of hiring, which means that there's a lot of positions that need to get filled. every week, there's new people starting; every week, there are open roles. >> sreenivasan: and when there's rapid growth, a natural inclination is to recruit from familiar networks. senior engineer erica baker says that's at the core of tech's diversity problem. >> there's a lot of focus put on hiring people you know, who you're comfortable with or whatever. a lot of people who get into silicon valley come from backgrounds that are predominantly white, so they hire the people that they know who are predominantly white, and it's cyclical. it will take someone stopping that cycle purposefully to fix it. >> we're going to be hiring a lot of people next year. >> sreenivasan: slack's vice president for

but she says overhauling the system is a priority. >> give us a wook to get the plan --a week to gettoday but we wanted to make the commitment that we have heard you and we are responding and we are going to get rid of those decoys. >> reporter: as far as the timeline that's still very much up in the air. bart says they first have to identify a resource for funding and after that they will have to buy those cameras and install them in each car. at west oakland bart, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> oakland police are investigating a high-speed crash on macarthur boulevard. you can see the silver sedan was ripped apart by the crash. investigators say it was speeding when the driver lost control slammed into a tree around 11:30 last night. the passenger was unhurt. the street is closed while police continue their investigation. >>> it is 6:48 right now. let's check in with sandra and a look at what's going on, on the bay area roads. >> things are looking good. no major accidents to report. we love that about our thursday morning. but we are seeing slow conditions out there. this right now i

now, because we're the strongest nation, we've got choices to make about how we use our power. priority number one is protecting the american people and going after terrorist networks. that's what we're doing with isil. and for more than a year, america's led a coalition of more than 60 countries. we're cutting off their financing. we're disrupting their plots. we're stopping the flow of terrorist fighters, we're stamping out their ideology. we've had 10,000 air strikes, we're taking out their leadership, their oil, their training camping, their weapons. and they will learn the same lessons the terrorists before them have learned. which is when you come after americans, we go after you. and it may take time, but our reach has no limits and we will get you. we'll get you. [ cheers and applause ] but our foreign policy has to also have judgment and wisdom. and we can't try to take over and rebuild every country that falls into a crisis. so what i suggested last night is we have to have a patient and disciplined strategy. it's got to use every element of our national power. it says america

that's a huge priority to us and we're probably providing grants to your department to help go after criminals. the challenge we have is that in many instances, you don't know ahead of time whose going to be the criminal. it's not -- it's not as if criminals walk around with a label saying i'm a criminal and by the way, the young man who killed those kids in new town, he didn't have a criminal record and so we didn't know ahead of time necessarily that he was going to do something like that, but he was able to have access to an arsenal that allowed him in very short order to kill an entire classroom of small children so the question then becomes are there ways for us since we can't identify that person all the time, are there ways for us to make it less lethal when something like that happens? and i mentioned this during my speech at the white house a couple of days ago. right around the time of new town in china, a guy who was obviously similarly deranged had a knife and started attacking a bunch of school children. about the same number were cut or stabbed by this guy, but most of

try to use fire extinguishers but at that point the priority was to gett fire by trying to fall out frozen pipe using using a propane torch, that what started the. >> instinct as you tell you to get out safely that was my first priority, to ensure that everybody was out of the building and. >> you can see one of the fire extinguishers that they used here to attempt to put the fire e out before the firefighters arrived, the company sustaining ni a tremendous loss and operation that has been in business since 1995,s inspectors were working to gather information to determine the official cause of the fire, but i speculate even though he you can see this ice here, because we presented a challenge for once they knew everybody was out of the building the firefighters did not take it what they could outside to contain the flames smack i as the company said anything about their plans for the future perhaps to rebuild? sites are working on the plans had not talked to the ownersa yet , this is the only manufacturing plant that they have, they have a warehouse near hereisuey . this is the only site t

priorities. jonathan allen joining us from d.c., thank you. >> take care. >>> as the nation pauses to remember dr luther king jr. we'll hear one of the civil rights leaders who was right there with him on the front lines. of america to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas, all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> welcome back on this dr. martin luther king jr. holiday. john hardwood took a moment to sit back and sit down with one of the leaders on the front lines for civil rights. congressman john lewis was right there with dr. king, ralph abernathy and countless others standing together against unspeakable adversity in the quest for basic human rights. here is what he had to say about president obama. >> -- he's ohm got one year left. >> providing health care for hundreds, thousands a

lifted speak with the oil export ban was one of many priorities for us. let me suggest as i touched on today the renewable fuel standard is another current policy that needs to be significant ended and repealed or i expect as we work with our membership but that's another issue we will focus on. i can't over emphasize how important these infrastructure issues are. as a look at my partners with a great opportunity here to step beyond as i mentioned earlier the projected investment is $1.15 trillion. that's all private capital. i don't know of any other project, with all due respect to peter and highway bill, that's a big number. you couple this investment with the highway bill and others and you can see a real job opportunity for the country, at the same time we're producing moving a lot of energy to have great benefit to consumers. we were talking earlier about some of the issues going up through new england. consumers if they are paying 69% higher than the national average. why? because we can't get the natural gas there. let's put people to work, build

marcus: coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll hear from lawmakers who tell us what their priorities are for the upcoming session. stacey: a davis county teenager charged with murdering his father. officials say 16-year-old michael goodwin jr. is charged in the death of michael goodwin sr. the investigation is ongoing. call the davis county sheriff's office at the number on your screen. a clyde man is in court accused of murdering his girlfriend's toddler. today we learned what he says happened days before the child died. kim is back from the polk county courthouse. joe lopez says ruby alvarez fell from her high chair when he was in another room. kim: prosecutors spent a lot of time going over the morning of november 29, 2014, around 2:00, when lopez said he took ruby into the kitchen to feed her. a doctor who treated ruby said her injuries did not appear accidental. this is the first picture of the high chair joe lopez says ruby fell out of while eating turkey, approximately five feet to a concrete floor. lopez told the detective he found ruby lying face-up, gasping for air. you ruby's gasp

this is the number one priority of -- their number one priority, the fx reserves. us barclaysrce tell big chief executive have started a fresh round of job cuts. been seeking ways to boost earnings growth and restore confidence in the bank since taking over last month. barclays new york and london office will also be affected. the bonus pool cut by 10%. goldman sachs fourth-quarter 27%nue beat estimates, a rise. net income dropped 65% after goldman had to settle a government inquiry into its mortgage backed securities. a diversified business makes delivered solid results in a year of uneven economic activity. goldman shares fell 2%. deutsche bank expects a fourth-quarter loss after cost of litigation and restructuring. it is set to post its first loss since 2008. the co-ceo has been trying to restore investor confidence and because growth battered of ties to misconduct. we will hear more from riverfront investment group when "first up" continues. ♪ >> what is true for europe and for the u.s. is not true for china. it is more important in china. >> technology is doing

the public, the business community and the variety of state and federal partners and help us set our priorities for the future. it includes an assessment of current and future energy capabilities and it will benefit state, the state and outline clear goals and strategies to keep energy costs low and facilitate economic development. companies who have invested recently in iowa cite our low cost of energy and growing use of renewables as major reasons for locating here. >> the extent of the federal wind energy tax credit will help grow in investments and jobs in iowa. our leadership in green energy not only makes us a leader in renewables, but also powers jobs growth. every wind turbin you see while driving across our state means incomes for farmers, revenue and jobs. let's build on that foundation for a greener iowa future. our state flag is em blazened with the motto our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain. maintaining our rights means we must maintain those rights for all. it's time for a fresh look at our criminal justice system in iowa, to ensure we're doing the right thg for

priority. our products are safe to use. ourproducts are safe to use. are made with the highest qualityen greed gentleman and they all meet or exceed all set by our industry. team. >>> the heat can't get home soon enough. two more games on the road. heat are one and three out there so far. white last night in l.a. against the clippers. 23 turn overs. the heat lost by 14. three straight losses. they play at denver tomorrow. >> over all focus for the game for our team just wasn't there we have to figure that part out. you can lose ball game in the league. we accept we all lose but certain way that you don't want to lose. we have to do a better job next time we step on the floor. being more together. communicating more. focusing more. we had too many mistakes. >> hold on to the rope. david black and cavs won 8 straight. the spurs then in a row let's do it. cleveland up by 12 but the spurs come back fourth quarter. parker drives. dishs to green. green for 3. leonard exclamation. spurs beat cleveland 99-95. 23 and o at home. this is hard to believe. chicago