the richard branson program company is still working on. and of course, the dragon. kind of a short list for the next 42 years. how many in this audience were born before 1935? great. you know, the last audience i talked to a few weeks ago, there was not one person who raised his hand. you who raised your hand are members of an extremely important group, because no one born after 1935 has walked on another world. and you know the crazy thing about it? there are actuary tables that show the right side of the chart. we may be within 10 years of having nobody alive on the earth that has gone to another world. isn't that a bizarre thoughts? or if there is anybody alive who has walked on another world, he speaks chinese. that is probably what will happen in the next 10, 15 years. if you had told me in the 1960's when during a three and a half year time period, america sent 20 people to the moon and 12 of them walked on the surface, that there would be a time in the future when it nobody had been to the moon, i would have said, oh, my god. a meteor must have hit the earth.

channel up next the man who's empire stretches from plains to fumes and from media to banking so richard branson talks twenty twelve to opportunity. in this removed siberians in which people still sing the songs which russians sang in the media age use and they cherish the nation practiced far as he was in our church before the seventeenth century you'll believe this he resigned the area on conservative community. believe me here yes i feel. i know. why. people here are happy to show their way of life to tourists and to see them how to dance in the local star. seventy year old ninety is from the same village she now studies in the city and dances at a club. she puts on her. costume and the traditional amber necklace only when she comes to visit her grandmother. i did ask contemporary dance sales because i want to keep up to date with this morning world but still i would like to have camp my in very ground hall my ancestors playing very attachment to the church brought this has to this remote land east of late by call more than two hundred fifty years ago they were exiled and persecuted for not a

>> her third time to richard branson's grandson, whose name is ned rocknroll.s like a porn star. >> oh, wow. >> okay. >> yeah, he looks like a cute guy. >> he's intriguing. and supposedly, richard branson as a gift gave her a ticket for the virgin galactic flight to space. >> what? >> going to the moon. >> yeah. so supposedly, instead of a gravy boat, ticket to the moon. >> hollywood box office, what was winning? >> yes, the big winner was "the hobbit" over the weekend. trol -- elves are trending. but "django unchained" did huge for an r-rated movie. made like $30 million which is huge for r. and "les miserables" is doing very well. >> that was a great, great movie. and meredith has some of her own news. >> not celebrities, but northwestern and stanford won their bowl games. had to bring that out. >> because that's important. >> my kids go to their schools. >> i talked about marriage, babies, and football. >> game over. >> yeah. >> thank you, sweetie. coming up next we have those funny awkward photos that make you say what the what? >> that's right after this.

as for the two most followed individuals on the site, richard branson followed by president obama. . >> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv36 a twist in a home invasion. today we learned about a love triangle that sparked it all. they the bay area agencies claim they were taken for millions. . >> it has only happened once before, baseball hall of fame will not welcome new names into the halls this year. a-mark isup next with all the details. . >> a group of bay area organizations for the blind and vishlgly impaired teamed up with the red cross for a blood drive at eight locations. the redkroes says winter is a crucial time for blood drives because of the weather. for some, it's an opportunity to continue the circle o' of helping others. >> making an effort to as a community give back to help others in the way that we so often are helped by others. >> red cross leaders say they are on track to meet the nation's goals. >> mark is here now with sports. boy the baseball writers spoke loud and clear. >> made a big statement and i don't think it should l surprise anybody. of course ma

so richard branson talks twenty twelve to r.t. . which is slow often enough and knows that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine that you're soft as a force on the island of a horn at the heart of. his life on an isolated farm is about blue sky green grass and his horse is what sometimes it gets lonely here a bit of horses have become part of me know i've fallen off so many times sometimes . it's part of my every day life. i home suburban home rats like you just saw for centuries most still live off the land of cattle and fish. by coal is often called the pearl of siberia and i said to be the pearl of by. it's all end of fake forests. and vast staps. virtually undiscovered by tourists until some twenty years ago i was cornish quickly becoming a magnet for nature lovers and fuel cigars you're quite some way from civilization here accommodation on the island is very basic so you can forget about a t.v. or even brought in water for most people a tent is there on the eruption but for those who come h

tycoon richard branson and other business leaders warned of damaging uncertainty. >> smaller businesses are also worried, but they certainly do have complaints over eu regulation. we paid a visit to two firms. >> once, this factory was full of the sound, he, and grime of trade production. this was the heartland of british industry. now it is some to modern, midsize industries. >> we do not just see britain as our home market. we see europe as our home market. we sell outside europe, of course, but it is on our doorstep. it is the easiest markets to get to, and at the end of the day, people want to do business with britain as well, which is important. >> there's frustration about regulations handed down from brussels that directly affect the 20 unskilled workers. under eu law, the work week is limited to a maximum of 48 hours. >> workers' rights need to be protected, but it seems we have gone a little bit too far in some cases, and what we've done is restricted our competitiveness in the market. at the end of the day, if you look towards asia and china, they have not got such strict laws

fifteen minutes now in the meantime the man who is from the fumes and from media to banking so richard branson. so how much does it take to get into russian politics how many hours of hard work and how many patriotic deeds does it take to become one of the people who make the decisions and the world's largest country well i'll tell you how much it takes exactly seven point five million euros russia's federal investigative committee has a stablish that allegedly hey of constantine should show of from fair russia and the commerce prospectively promised for a fee to get a businessman to their parties electoral lists getting him a spot in the lower house of the duma the investigators have forwarded the state duma an official request to strip the two m.p.'s of their parliamentary immunity and you're darn right they better street have their parliamentary immunity stripped i mean what's worse than government corruption some people in the government being so corrupt they can actually sell the government itself to someone for a fee so positions in parliament corruption on this high of a level needs to

more than 200 countries, 74 million american, 18 million in india and the two most followed are richard bransonollowed by president obama. linked in stock climbed 2% following the newsenedding at $113 a share. >>> facebook has e-mailed this cryptic invitation to reporters for a press conference next tuesday at headquarters the line come see what we are build something the only hint. some tech blogs are speculating facebook may be releasing a smart phone others say that is unlikely. >>> governor brown is set to release his budget plan for the next fiscal year at the state capital tomorrow the projected california budget gap is just under $2 million. lawmakers also say governor brown's plan may include spending as much as $500 million of prop 39 tax money to make public schools more energy efficient. >>> a federal judge gave final approval to a $1 million settlement in the uc davis pepper spraying incident. people everywhere were outraged by that incident under the settlement the 21 students will each get $30,000 another $100,000 will be split among 15 other individuals. and attorneys will be pai

more than 200 countries, 74 million american, 18 million in india and the two most followed are richard bransonollowed by president obama. linked in stock climbed 2% following the newsenedding at $113 a share. >>> facebook has e-mailed this cryptic invitation to reporters for a press conference next tuesday at headquarters the line come see what we are build something the only hint. some tech blogs are speculating facebook may be releasing a smart phone others say that is unlikely. >>> governor brown is set to release his budget plan for the next fiscal year at the state capital tomorrow the projected california budget gap is just under $2 million. lawmakers also say governor brown's plan may include spending as much as $500 million of prop 39 tax money to make public schools more energy efficient. >>> a federal judge gave final approval to a $1 million settlement in the uc davis pepper spraying incident. people everywhere were outraged by that incident under the settlement the 21 students will each get $30,000 another $100,000 will be split among 15 other individuals. and attorneys will be pai

>> her third time to richard branson's grandson, whose name is ned rockandroll. >> okay, okay. >> heto the virgin galactic flight to space. >> what? >> going to the moon. >> supposedly, instead of a gravy boat, ticket to the moon. >> hollywood box office, what was winning? >> yes, the big winner was "the hobbit" over the weekend. elves are trending. but "django unchained" and les miserables. >> that was a great, great movie. meredith has her own news. >> not celebrities, but northwestern and stanford won their bowl games. had to spring that out. >> that's important. >> my kids go to their schools. >> marriage, babies, football. >> game over. thank you, sweetie. >>> coming up next, funny awkward photos that make you say what the what? >> that's right after this. ( ♪ ) for those nights when it's more than a bad dream, be ready. for the days when you get a sudden call from the school, be ready. for the times you need to double-check the temperature on the thermometer, be ready. when you have children's motrin on hand, you're ready. for high fever, nothing works faster or lasts longer th

just like what richard branson has done. 20 days later, the president said, we should go to the moon in this decade. a lot of people thought that was impossible. how could we do that? nobody had been in orbit yet from the united states. what kind of rockets can be billed to do it? what is the main principle? he had a great principle -- he was going to build a great spacecraft, but we did not have the rockets to go with it. we needed a rocket that would do everything -- pick people up, land, liftoff, comeback, then back into the ocean again. it was a monster. so he made a rocket that would not be ready until 1970. we had to pick to saturn-5's, one to carry the spacecraft. someone said, wait a minute, if we look at what we want to do is get a man on the moon and bring him back -- let's look at segments of this instead of just one spacecraft to do everything. >> 100 years from now, 200 years from now, are we going to look back at today's space program and say, how primitive? in 200 years will you fly to the moon or mars the way we get to new york or london -- how advanced is this going

i remember a couple years ago, richard branson was on the other side and refused to pay and they wouldn'trage coming up from davos throughout the network as well. maria bartiromo there. >>> joining us to talk about the financials is jim rohr, the president and ceo of financial services group. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> we've been talking about the earnings and pushing the markets to high levels. five year high for the dow and s&p 500 as well. people look at the financials and still have questions about what's happening there. last week, you reported earnings. they came in light of what the street was expecting because of a 47 cent charge for the mortgage settlement that came through. are we getting to the other side of all these mortgage problems? can we say it's going to be a much better 2013 with more clarity? >> i think so. a lot of the repurchases have been reserved. we don't know if there will be more, if the agencies changed their policies again. we'll see on that. we set aside the reserves we think are adequate for the market. the settlement with the fed and, occ was

sir richard branson's virgin trains originally lost out.gin challenged the decision, and the outcome was scrapped when serious flaws in the bidding process were discovered. at the transport committee, the minister said the two train companies had been given different information. >> we've got the interim laidlaw report which can only be described as a damning indictment of the department. and the report found that the department knew the process was flawed and lacked transparency, that it's changed the rules at the last minute without telling the bidders and acted unfairly and was aware it was open to legal challenge. and in view of all of that, secretary, do you wish that you had asked more questions within the department before you came to the conclusion that you were content with the way things were being dealt with? >> i did ask questions, and i was assured when i came here in the little time that i had -- i mean, it was fairly shortly after my appointment, within a week, that i was here, and for various reasons i wasn't available the w

several like richard branson's project. it wasn't a flight. 20 days later, the president said we should go to the moon within this decade. a lot of people thought that was in possible. how could we do that? nobody had been in orbit yet in the united states. what kind of rockets are we going to build to be given to do it, and what is the main principle? he was going to build a big spacecraft but we didn't have a rocket to go in. we needed to lift the spacecraft that would do everything. take people up, go to the orbit, land, a comeback and then back into the ocean again. it was a monster. so he needed a rocket for the 1970's. so we had one to carry the injection and the other to carry the big spacecraft until somebody said we met. if we look at what we want to do, which is to get a man on the moon and bring him back, let's look at the settlements of this instead of a spacecraft to do everything. >> 100 years from now -- i'm just throwing a question and i will go back to this -- that you touched on something hundred, 200 year