that's the last story. >> there is another remi, remi. all ticked off because she saw another remi. >> i didn't know there was another remi on "red eye." >> let me just do the story. instead of provoking fear you are viewed as a peer. according to a british biologist cats think of you as a larger nonhostile version of themselves. doctor john bradshaw spent 30 years studying cats. must be nice. he believes they don't view humans as another species the way dogs do. for instance, by rubbing up against you a cat is treating you like it would treat its mother. that's what i tell the police. and when you see an upright tail, it is actually a greeting sign between cats. bottom line, cats are very stupid. so why don't we just go to andy. oh. andy left. >> why? >> i guess it is some kind of weird protest. >> too personal. >> he doesn't like talking about cats so he left. >> it is a conflict of interest. >> he can't actually cover this story objectively. >> i think i hear him in the back using the litter box. >> andy is a lot funnier when he is not

this is not a good school, remi. but having kids in tuxedos are adorable, so it is a tough call. >> it is really cute. i am a fan of that coat. i would like a coat like that. where do you get it? it is really sad. when you read the article and see these kids might not even learn how to read. we know how that correlates with graduation rates and graduation rates correlate with incarceration. it is sad. >> it is sad, but at the same time it is adorable having a little prom. >> nothing adorable about it. these kids are under privileged and get free lunch and free breakfast and many live below the poverty line. this principal has mental issues. shy shows up in a fur coat, late if at all. apparently she is absent a lot. >> every day of school but one. >> i am thinking she has a fantasy she is trying to live out. either she never got married and had a horrible wedding circumstance. every year she shows up in a fabulous gown. she is living out some sort of fantasy for herself and this is the way she is orchestrating it. >>

from russia to remy. >> remy cointreau on the hunt for a new ceo.ed down after just three months. caroline hyde is here. was the market surprised? stock is trading a little weaker. bit surprised, maybe distracted, that is what analysts at bernstein are saying. this could cloud views of shares further. there will be internal wrangling for him to get on board. just three months into the job, he was cfo and coo before at remy cointreau. three months in he is stepping down for personal reading -- personal reasons. he still has some response abilities, but the chairman is taking over as they hunt down any leader. the chairman himself used to be ceo, he knows the business. a distraction and a surprise after three months -- october the first he started. >> this stock could not perform well last year, it has been a tough time for the cognac maker. analysts try to speculate. maybe there is a relationship to the poor performance of the stock. dependence of remy cointreau upon china, stock is down 22% since frederic pflanz took over. that has been due to a slo

. >>> bueno recibiÓ tres balazos en la espalda pero viviÓ para contarlo, remy valenzuela en la historial problema, estuvimos seis horas tirados en la nada. >>> el incidente saliÓ de una fiesta privada en la que amenizaba y se vio envuelto en una balacera, pero tambiÉn ya habÍa tenido un accident accidente automovilÍstico del que apenas saliÓ con vida. >>> esperemos que no haya mÁs de estos sucesos, son cosas que dios quiere que pasen. >>> el dice que no regresarÍa a mÉxico porque hay un nivel de seguridad bajo. >>> en este momento no vamos, solamente para visitar familia pero no para trabajar. >>> remy quiere dejar todo esto atrÁs y se enfoca en la producciÓn de su nuevo disco, eseste fin de semana estarÁ en nuestro estado. >>> gracias y bueno les presentamos imÁgenes exclusivas del nuevo video que es corte de difusiÓn del nuevo disco de david bisbal. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ ningÚn secreto que ocultar♪. ♪ no hay porque decir que no. ♪. ♪. >>> bisbal comenzarÁ pronto su nueva gira en argentina, mÉxico, estados unidos, venezuela y espaÑa, yo ya bajÉ la canciÓn y me gusta, es muy positiva para esta nue

caroline hyde with the latest on remi cointreau.houghts with our markets team coming up next. before we go, we will leave you with a live shot from new york. heavy snow, strong winds, very cold windchill, all expected or being seen already in the northeast of the united states. if you have travel plans in the region, we will keep you up-to- date on everything you need to know on that. final thoughts when we come back. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." they specialize in 3-d software and are moving from businesses to consumers with a new product to help design your home. >> i am vp for dassault systems. we are presenting a new online service. you have the possibility to that you canouse customize to fit what you already have or brand-new furniture. you can play around with colors, dimensions, floors. right now you have an avatar that helps you to get a sense of space in the room. addwill be able to additional avatars in the future. then you can really give life to your project. solutions that exist where you can find inspiration o

no, remy? >> they have no right when you're not working for them.elissa: even if it is direct conflict. >> of course there are always exceptions. if you sign an employment agreement that has restrictive covenants on it, that you are not allowed to compete but -- melissa: what if you don't sign an agreement you know they will be really mad at you if they figure it out? if your hairdresser at one tv station and also at another, they don't like that? there is lot of things like this where -- >> they don't have a right to know. >> i have associates or friend ask all the time, gosh, i'm doing this thing and not telling, if you're afraid you will get in trouble -- melissa: you shouldn't be doing it. >> then you shouldn't be doing it or go out of your way to reveal it and take the hit because you don't want to get in trouble when it is too late. melissa: remi disagrees. >> i think it depends on job and working at mcdonald's and working a job somewhere else you have no obligation to share that. >> remi dodged question, if you have employee working for you s

yesterday, remy cointreau reported disappointing results. caused by the fact that china is clamping down on extravagant consumption, good luck, including no more alcohol at events hosted by government officials or army officers. this was certainly bad news for remy, but brown-forman barely does business in china and diageo gets 3% from people's republic. china may be a negative for diageo. a lot of people expected more growth and future from china, but really only a small one. probably does get mentioned in the conference call. the truth is, i like both companies here. which stock is a better buy, since i do like both? is it diageo which you might know as my friend johnny walker, j & b, captain of my team, captain morgan and a beer business that includes guinness where i have a pouring degree from when i visited dublin. brown and forman behind finlandia and corbel champagne among others. right here i think brown-forman is the superior stock. don't get me wrong, diageo has a fabulous long-term track record. but they have a problem. this compa

>> he remis me of harry belafonte. sid ney portier. he has that dignity in him.e than freedom. >> he's having a battle with his soul. he's trying to hold it together. it's difficult for someone to hang on to their mind. their battle climaxes with the slave of the young slave patsy, the role for which mcqueen chose hundreds of actors, played by lupita ns a -- n'gando. >> there were days i thought would never find someone. i wanted a breeze on the back of your hand. i'm asking the world for somebody that doesn't exist. but we found it. oh, we found it. >> i ain't got no comfort in this life. >> she held her own. i remember the first day of rehears rehearsal. she came into rehearsal. you could see these guys. okay, i've got to get my together. >> tmcqueen used a long take captured by one camera, to capture the intensity that marks his film from "hunger" to the sex addiction of "shame." >> let them do what they want to do. then we try to trace that. in order to keep that pressure on. >> trip. >> i will not. >> i put a cut in there. the pressure would have been defuse

his name is remy. he was spying and sniffing it. is the lone survivor of three cubs born in november to aurora, one of the zoo's two female polar bears. parise watching live from will stop here are the headlines. syrian peace talks are wrapping littleeneva with prospect -- progress. the u.n. mediator is frustrated for lack of agreement humanitarian access. ukraine's army urges the president to take measures to ease the unrest. that could prove difficult with viktor yanukovych on indefinite sick leave. shellvertising agencies out big bucks for air time during this sunday's super bowl, up to $4 million for 30 seconds. this friday brings an end to ben bernanke and his eight year stretch at the home -- the helm of the u.s. federal reserve. he ran thetenure, worlds most powerful central bank during the deepest economic crisis since the 1930s. jessica -- for janet yellen, who has served as the vice chair for the past four years, to -- stepping into the top spot, she will be the first female to ever leave the u.s. that and will largely be

we will keep track of rachel and palo alto remy as they try to become the next american idol.ou can watch american idol right here channel 2 on wednesday and thursday nights at 8:00. >>> coming up in the next half hour of the morning news we will have breaking news from san francisco. firefighters are still on the scene of a house fire that started less than two hours ago. these are live pictures that we are showing you. >>> also as 49ers get ready for their big game against the sea hawks, fans are rushing to get their hands on gear. and why police are keeping a close eye on them. >> we are looking at the commute and so far so good as we look at highway 4. although there could be some slow traffic coming soon to one particular area. >>> sunny and mild weather will continue for your friday and into the weekend. temperatures taking a subtle drop. ly have a look at what you can expect if you are heading out early this morning its a chilly start. >>> three people are in the hospital this morning after barely escaping from a fire inside their home in san francisco. we'll tell you a

his name is remi and he's having a good time. he does not look like he's having that much fun to me. it looks like he's saying to himself let's get down to miami. oh, man. >>> speaking of cold stuff, capitals? >> they went cold unfortunately. they were doing pretty well for a while, but the caps tonight were looking for stop redemption as well as their -- some reception as well as their third straight -- redemption as >>> now game on with kristen berset. >> when asked about his team's sluggish start tonight, capitals head coach adam oates didn't sugarcoat his answer. he said we were terrible. it was probably the worst period i've seen the guys play in over a year. well, coach, we can't really argue with that tonight. capitals visiting columbus, 1st period caps on the power play, but instead blue jackets derek mckenzie scores the shorthanded goal, the referee feeling the brunt of it. 1-0 columbus. a few moments later mike green one on one gets checked and crumples into the boards and left the game and didn't return. in the 3rd 4-2

remy is no relief for cointreau. china loses its taste for cognac. his musice launches streaming service today. will he find the same success as he found with his headphones? good morning, everybody. welcome to "the pulse." we are live at bloomberg's european headquarters in london. francine lacqua is setting up in the swiss alps in preparation for the jobless delusion -- the davos deluge that will be happening. got for you? we these guys are not exactly driving ferraris. this is a vehicle that maxes out at 12 miles per hour, but it is the most expensive ride you will find in davos. we will get on board with hans nichols. and we will consider the emerging markets, a big theme to run through today. why couture is still high- fashion. inside the houses that make this business work. to shampooigh-end and soaps. unilever is a company that says it has found its winning ways once again. let's take a look at what exactly the company has said today. very enthusiastic when he talked to caroline hyde a little bit earlier. the emerging markets are back. that is

from "the secret life of walter mitty," actress kathryn hahn, the music of salaam remi featuring akonheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: how are you? how are you doing? hey! thank you very much! welcome to "the tonight show!" thank you very much. and once again, happy new year. are you all having a good new year so far? [ cheers ] yeah, yeah? god, it is 2014.

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we begin in the middle east when palestinian prisoners with us as he accept a temple remy is where the manatee prisoners in a future palestinian state that would be a palestinian concession in ongoing peace talks with the israelis in an interview with the palestinian news agency abbas said israeli troops could stay on palestinian territory for a transitional period of up to two years abbas also said that nato or other international organizations could take over security along the israeli palestinian border in the jordan valley. israel has controlled that order since nineteen sixty seven meanwhile israel's two supreme court is hearing arguments over plans to build a separation barrier in the palestinian west bank that would cut off an ancient village from its water supply the high court is considering the face of the unit off the tee and we testing center for the costs four thousand years people there say that the paint on a romanian recommendation system towards the midfield they say the separation fence would destroy that system possibly two nights on these rainy carry trade. now isra

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remy talked about the problems is having with cognac and china. different from a more local spirit.ent is cracking down, they don't want people to spend much on expensive bottles. it is a problem for companies like diageo and remy. >> for china, we are talking about the squeezed middle. either the really high-end premium bandrands were doing well but the middle class is getting squeezed. is it the same story in china or is everything getting squeezed? >> partially the same story, you slow.een gdp growth to the more specific high-end alcohol stocks. the story across emerging markets is that economic turmoil, government led or because people are writing in the streets or whatever, is a problem for companies. >> thank you so much, clinton ementine. roche adding new products to quit sportfolio, including breast cancer and leukemia newtments -- adding products to its portfolio, including breast cancer and leukemia treatments. be interested in an acquisition of a vodafone. people familiar with the situation said it made the announcement to satisfy them u.k. regulations. >> sales profits p

thanks remy all right mason tell us about colorado's new marijuana law what is actually allowed under the law well i'm in a sixty four which about fifty five percent of voters adopted back in november two thousand and twelve allows adults twenty one and older to possess up to one ounce of marijuana and to grow up to six plants in their homes and also establish a state regulated system of. marijuana licensed marijuana businesses that cultivates distribute marijuana and produce products and test marijuana so essentially it's a system very similar to alcohol in which adults can legally purchase marijuana with a driver's license or other government issued id and not fear arrest all right so now there are already reports of shortages of marijuana and so prices rising to four hundred dollars an ounce where is supply coming from who is allowed to grow clearly there's a market inefficiency there or not to talk about that a little bit you know i don't think that there's necessarily a market efficiency quite yet you know a limited number of these businesses have opened only about thirty five to

please, wash me down with a 202 remy cab. i love the bread tray, too, as long as a block.l have the lemon bread and the seafood rye, tucked under, both under my arms. my smile will be enhanced by goat butter. my sautÉed quail is floating in. i know, i know -- i have to go one day, so please let it be in pureed artichoke, no oil, no wine, just pure spring water artichoke soup." [laughter] tavis: the book from nikki giovanni is called "chasing utopia: a hybrid." always a delight to be in conversation with you, nikki giovanni. >> [laughs] thanks, tavis. tavis: good to have you on. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching, and as always, keep the faith. ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. i am tavis smiley. join us next time for a conversation with mary make donald. that is next time. i will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> be more. pbs. >> be more. pbs. ♪ pbs. ♪ (♪ theme music ) (♪) matt elmore: welcome to imagemakers a weekly showcase featuring the best short films

sab miller, randy cointreau -- remy cointreau. bang, we are back on form. of their core business, fashion and leather. asia doing quite nicely. the transition to non-stamped lvmh bags has begun. it is playing through. bt signed over 2.5 million sports customers, trying for the sky. say things will be grand in the united states of america. europe will grow. but they missed their numbers because europe is low. trough it is down by 23%. that is the state of play as we go into friday. this is the dollar index. it has been the best january since 2010. westpac has a group of surprise index is a look at. -- indexes they look at. growth, earnings, and profit. will that trunk taper and the fiscal debate in the united states of america? right now, the market says yes. lex manus cranny with the latest on the markets. our next guest favors developed market equities in the u.s. and japan. for more, let's welcome the head of the london investment office at julian's. i want to get your take on the emerging markets. we had an interview with the indian central bank governor

and just for the record, donald remy is getting paid for his work unlike many of their employees. look, i think the repettive use of tune athlete is a shot across the players themselves because it is a term that was create by the ncaa's legal department in the 1950s, to keep a widow of a football player who died on the field of play from selecting workers combination. number one that they have used for over 6 0 years. they are the often material class fifecation. unless you are an ncaa athlete, you are governed by the ncaa. i saw this aimed directly at the legal team that is representing the players to say just know we are coming at you with 60 years of precedence on our side. >> let's take a more specific look at the players demands. future medical coverage for steat saint stain i had. do note lose their eligible responsibilities and to cover living expenses and tuition and housing. >> they are not asking for a paycheck? >> well, the n number one currency is in the tv dollars not bowl rev my, not march madness. the number one currency is control. that is why sited described as a

remy cointreau is down 2.28%. the ceo has resigned. the group said he was stepping down for personal reasons. and fiat chrysler, the stock after yesterday's jump is down 1% today. it's looking to list in new york, it comes after the italian carmaker gained full control of chrysler yesterday or announced it would be doing so. let's recap what happened with the u.s. equity markets. the worst day in two months for the dow. down 0.8%. the s&p 500, the nasdaq having their worst day in three weeks. volumes were fairly light, off 0.8% and 0.9% respectively. asian equity markets in response to that have been all down today. shanghai composite down 1.2 appears. hang seng off 2.25%. s&p/asx 200 off 0.3 % and the kospi is off 1%, as well. ten-year treasury yields, 2.97%. look at this spread, below 200 basis points for the first time since december 2007. and on the on currency market, a little bit of short covering from the levels that we've seen. so euro/dollar, back down to 1.3636. and sterling here just down at 1.5442. got a lot of data coming

for the record, so the audience knows, donald remy is paid, unlike many of their employees. i think the representative use of student athlete is a shot across the bow at the players. student athlete is a term ceeted by the n.c.a.a.'s legal department in the 1950s to keep a widow of a football player named raydeny son who died on the field of play from collecting workers compensation. this is the number one kujel that they have used. they are not employees, they are student athletes. they are a special classification existing norm else. everywhere else we are governed by a constitution and three separate bodies of government. unless you are an nca athlete. i saw this as a remark aimed at the legal team representing the players to say know we are coming out you with 60 years of precedence on our side. >> let's look at the players' demands. future medical coverage for injuries sustained while playing. guaranteed scholarships in case of injuries, not losing educational opportunities, and for scholarships to cover living expenses. they are explicitly not asking for a pay check. t

let's go to remy in baltimore, maryland, owns a foreign car. on.orning, you're caller: good morning, thanks for a couple call, just quick comment. i have a '91 volvo, 240. was a vw passat. and what i've noticed over the is basically what the three manufacturers did, general motors, ford and chrysler, if look back, you've got ford because volvoolvo wasn't getting a market share i guess back in the 90's, and into thewas running same problem. and the problem they were running into was that these automobile manufacturers were too rough, but information managed to take chrysler took and mercedes, and showed them how to these automobiles where ory become either perceived obsolescent in order to get that market share back. and you see that take place even, the manufacturers of the american automobiles, they tot to take and continue build automobiles that you're going to be going out and replacing, either because you perceive it to be obsolete or it becomes obsolete because of the computer technology that goes into it. >>> remy from baltimore. john is call

we'll track rachel and palo alto's remy as they try to become the next "american idol." watch the show right here on wednesday and thursday  nights at 8:00 p.m. >>> let's check in with sal one more time. how is traffic going? >> we're gonna look at the toll plaza. i want to let you know if you are trying to get to san francisco, a small delay, you are off to the city with no major problems. hello, rosemary. no rain in sight a minor cooldown in store for your weekend. >> all right. thank you, rosemary. and thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're waiting for governor brown's news conference to announce california is in a drought. we'll go to that news conference once it begins. thank you for watching. live pictures of the governor's press conference. we'll see you when news breaks. >>> hey, everybody, i'm beth troutman, if you got a hankering for great videos, this is the show for you, "right this minute." >>> put the knife down now. i will shoot you. >> a cop's lapel cam shows him cornering a suspect. >> then watch this. >> why he decided to end this stando

he performed an original song in front of the judges and watching very closely palo alto remy.ou can watch american idol right here on ktvu channel 2 wednesday and thursday nights at 8:00 p.m.. >>> coming up next. breaking news from from the pains la we've been following for the past 30 minutes. crews battling a huge fire in redwood city. we have a news crew there. we will get an update from the scene. >>> big news involving california's record dry weather. the governors announcement just hours away. before you settle for another ordinary mattress, isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. and right now, for five days only, save $300 to $800 on our newest innovations. plus special financing until january 2017 on select sleep number beds. ends monday! only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699.99. sleep number. comfort individualized. >> reporter: we're live in redwood city where firefighters are attacking a

i want to thank my guests -- mark wahlberg, kathryn hahn, salaam remi and akon.happening right now! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you very much. that's what i'm talking about right there. hot crowd. hot crowd right there. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." everybody, please make yourselves comfortable. stay warm. stay warm because we are in a polar vortex. [ light laughter ] we are in the polar vortex. that is what they are calling this thing. it is all over the news. huge cold front. i think the average temperature they are saying is 21 degrees in the united states, average. it is so cold. doctors are telling people to avoid drinking alcohol if they go outside. [ light laughter ] because it could lead to frost bite. and then parents who have been stuck inside with kids for three days are like, it's worth the risk. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i got ten fingers. i can drink with thi

remy is just 12 weeks old.t did take a few minutes to warm up to it. it she was one of a few polar bears born in the zoo in november. >> in six months she will probably weigh 1,000 pounds and try to eat you. >> that's a bit of a problem. [ laughter ] >>> good morning, everybody. happy friday! [ pause ] >> you, too! >> thank you, frank. >> you're welcome! >> all right! let's keep it moving here as we talk about the san mateo commute. northbound 101 approaching third avenue. we have this accident we have been watching and we are getting an update now from the chp that at least two right lanes are shut down at this hour. an accident involving at first it was a car and a big rig. it's now a six-car pile-up now. again, this is north 101 approaching third avenue. two right lanes shut down. traffic backed up beyond highway 92. alternates, el camino or other san mateo city streets to get around the delays. this accident will be out there for quite a while. to the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 leaving hayward bound for

we are also keeping an eye on pahl low -- palo alto's remy. >> always fun to watch local. >> it is. >g up in our 6:00 hour a call for drastic action as california's lack of rain causes concern. the reason the governor may make an official declaration at any time. >>> plus from 15 years ago a jailhouse interview with a man now suspected of setting a dozen arson fires in downtown san jose. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> early morning fire forced people to jump in their windows. we have more information. >> live in san francisco where the governor is expected to declare a drought emergency today. we'll tell you how long this dry sp

with me is lisa and remy.oo much. >> no, aaa has it right, saying consumers should have a reasonable expectation of privacy, they should have transparency when they buy a car what information is being shared with the government, with third parties. >> what are the gadgets doing? >> a lot of the cars with navigation systems, and they give us directions and through gps technology it tracks our whereabouts, or it can. so these vehicle manufacturers have the ability to share that information, where we go, how we use our vehicles, and why, with third parties such as the government, marketers, and to that extent, it is a violation, aaa says, of our privacy rights. so what aaa is asking for is for vehicle manufacturers to allow the consumer, you and i, to make a knowing decision before we use this. we should know what's happening with our information -- >> most would be okay, or would they? >> well, you know what, we already make the decision. there already is legislation out there that says that we have to opt in. s

. >> reporter: remi. >> reminder, coverage of the state of the union address starts at 7:00 p.m.up next, is it too dangerous for olympians at the winter olympics? what some athletes are saying about keeping their families home. >>> also, latest on the cruise ship with hundreds of sick passengers it don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back. new threats and deepening concern tonight for u.s. olympic athletes in sochi, russia. latest terror threat posted on an islamic militant website coming as the olympic flame arrived in russia's capital, dagestan, under very tight security. today's threat comes on top of a st

otherwise, a lot of these big companies like bacardi and remy martin are family controlled and don't really show signs of deal making. hot space, hot industry, particularly in the united states, and just the lack of assets or properties out there for deal making. >> i did a story a couple years ago on the samuels family which founded and is still involved with maker's mark. their biggest growth market at that time was asia and specifically japan. bourbon had never been a big player in japan until maker's mark. bet that was one of the reasons why suntory got so interested. >> japan is interesting, aging population, less drinking. a lot of japanese bands, kiran has gone after emerging markets in the spirits business. we have seen a lot of it. diagio is the industry leader and has been playing the emerging markets acquisition, very active in that as well. u.s. has been an interesting bright spot. >> japan, welcome to kentucky. good to see you. sue, down to you. >>> some big news today out of detroit. phil lebeau has it from the auto show. >> a big change for ford's best-selling f-150. i

let's go to remy in baltimore, maryland, owns a foreign car. on.orning, you're caller: good morning, thanks for a couple call, just quick comment. i have a '91 volvo, 240. was a vw passat. and what i've noticed over the is basically what the three manufacturers did, general motors, ford and chrysler, if look back, you've got ford because volvoolvo wasn't getting a market share i guess back in the 90's, and into thewas running same problem. and the problem they were running into was that these automobile manufacturers were too rough, but information managed to take chrysler took and mercedes, and showed them how to these automobiles where ory become either perceived obsolescent in order to get that market share back. and you see that take place even, the manufacturers of the american automobiles, they tot to take and continue build automobiles that you're going to be going out and replacing, either because you perceive it to be obsolete or it becomes obsolete because of the computer technology that goes into it. >>> remy from baltimore. john is call

rose.ife shares tim remy has criticized bill ackman of being at pyramid herbalife being a pyramid scheme expect to hear from carl icahn today. >> he wants to see apple use more of its cash. it would have been a different outcome yesterday. ed on thate is fixat 51 million units sold. >> is comcast more likely to do a deal with charter? >> something we will certainly keep an eye on. fourth-some pfizer quarter adjusted earnings coming in. a little bit of a bead therefore pfizer. will they split? if so, when? to tom perkins. he had gotten himself into trouble by comparing today's treatment of wealthy americans to the persecution of jews and not to germany. -- in nazi germany. he set down for an exclusive interview with emily chang. he touched on a theme that the president will be picking up later on in the state of the union. inequality. but he warned about class warfare. he still believes there is an issue. >> i deeply apologize to you and any who mistaken my reference to of anti-acht as a way semitism. this is not the case. >> that was tom perkins speaking to emily chang. we have cory john

showing -- of helping health professionals do it and redirecting our resources to supports it and remy indicating these successful programs around the country, the easier it will be to have conversations with doctors and more impact we'll have on health. >> terrific. obviously, addressing -- no, i don't want to read that. yes, i do want to read that? sorry. women you all forgive me. there's a lot happening up here. obviously addressing all of these nonmedical factors is important. let's look at a program that's doing jflt that. >> medical legal partnership integrates legal advocates into health team treating low income people because many times those people need legal care to be healthy as much as they need medical care. >> i never practiced medicine without having a lawyer as part of the health care team. every step of the way you're not necessarily going to be as effective. you're prescribing medicine to fight the asthma attack but you're sending them home to the house that has mold and causing the attack in the first place. you're trying to help this person maintain their employment

. >>> remy from baltimore. john is calling in from illinois our line for folks who own american made cars. john, good morning. caller: good morning. host: your thoughts, is the u.s. auto industry the best in the world? are.r: yes, they for 13 '94 silverado years, i sold it and bought all had a prompto, i with the instrument clusser and the dealership said -- an, andk had low mile they said i was out of my time frame on the warranty but the mileage was good. motors, toldeneral them and they backed it up, they problem. of the and i was glad for that, general motors stood behind their product. thing is i'm an electronics technician and i computers.motive these people are buying to the technology that america does. trucks use ford computers. toyotas use general motors computers. lamborghinis use chrysler trucks use board don't realize computers. lamborghinis used chrysler computers. people do not realize that foreign trucks and cars use the shirttails of american technology. host: our last caller today on the "wa >