take it down and district money to all causes everybody seems to agree on. >> >> thank you. >> richard johnsonlease. >> i want to speak on the plant matter i worked for 8 years on plant and i'm proud of the work we did. our ene enemy was icing plant but acres and acres of it is much. we've down outstanding work on lands end in the plant we planted there and that we nurtured there. we had one disaster near central park we tried to put plant where they couldn't grow and learned a sad lessons from there. the eyes plant was the enar any when perfecting healthy trees are the enemy then the nacht plants to be do make sense. i hope the committee will recommend steps be taken to make sure that public money is not used to take down perfecting good trees. thank you. >> andrea. if there's anyone after andrea who wishes to speak can i get you to please stand up near the wall. >> i want to address this active living part of the budget. we don't have a p.s. a manager and the poor fellow who was taking over two pg a areas is worn out. so the whole idea of active living put on a van and tale to accountability

adam johnson and scarlet fu are with me. richard haass joins us.et to the horrific plane mystery and crash in a moment. >> on the morning brief, asian boosted -- as china posted its biggest drops in exports. .apan is expanding less note economic news in the united states. we do have some earnings to point out. urban outfitters is reporting. reporting asper is well. >> isn't that kitchen ellie? well done, scarlet. >> i am waiting for a cashmere scarf. >> company news. >> the owner of the cars.com website is looking to sell. classified ventures is working with a company to sell the site. it allows users to check prices and compare car marvels. they may ask for $3 billion. spotify may be getting closer to an ipo. the swedish streaming company has secured a line of credit. organ stanley and goldman sachs are among the banks that arrange the credit line. bp has a net loss of $654 million in federal contracts. that makes it the biggest loser among government vendors. it has been barred from new federal contracts since the gulf of mexico oil spill in 2010

johnson. our host for the hour, richard dalton asked. >> russia raises interest rate unexpectedly. china pma dropped to an eight-month low. u.s. mortgage approvals rose more than forecast in january to them highest level in more than six years as the property market .trengthens this shows the change in the global housing market. we are expecting some of that. i is some manufacturing construction spending and total vehicle sales a big number that is being driven. subprime lending a big deal. >> earnings after the bell, mbia as well. >> we have company news. >> berkshire hathaway sales will rise as much as the s&p 500 through 2008. the first time the company missed on the five-year target dating back to 1965. after ringing up record earnings last year, looking to do more deals this year. in the united states. microsoft ceo is shuffling management. mark penn will fill the new role of street -- cheap strategy officer according to people familiar with the matter. executive bp tony bates was -- leaving the company. the employees of citigroup b

i turn once more to my cnn colleague richard quest and joining us from chicago albert johnson who is retired pilot with a solid 42 years in the cog. pit and the last is a of them, yes, the boeg 777, the model 200. i'm going to break from you two for one moment, i've got some breaking news. i'll come back to you in a moment. but the secretary of state john kerry is at the microphone in london regarding his meeting with sergey lavrov. >> the situation in ukraine. today the foreign minister lavrov and i engaged in very in depth, constructive dialogue on how to address legitimate concerns in the context of a unified sovereign ukraine. the united states strongly supports the interim government of ukraine. we continue to favor a direct dialogue between ukraine and russia as the very best way to try to resolve the crisis. i came here in good faith with constructive ideas which we did put forward on behalf of president obama in order to try to restore and respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine while addressing at the same time russia's legitimate concerns. foreign minis

he advised presidents and politicians from both parties from lyndon johnson to richard nixon, ronald reagan, jimmy carter, bill clinton, george bush and middle east trouble shooter during the carter administration. in 1982 george h.w. bush awe -- appointed limb ambassador to russia after the break up of the soviet union. he had regrets about the life he said. he said i don't have no regrets about anything in my you life, i like the whole damn deal. here's a conversation with bob strauss in 2005. lyndon johnson you said intimidated you. >> that's almost an understatement. he called on the phone. when he was a sick old man he still -- he would say president johnson's on the phone and i would say to are her or to myself, one or the other, i'm not going to let that guy who i love intimidate me again. i get on the phone and sure enough johnson would take over. he had my number. >> rose: do you know anybody else that had your number. >> no, not like, no. i really hadn't suffered that much. but he damn sure did when i was around him. >> rose: what was it about him. >> he was intimidating fe

combat deaths in a war that was not going to end the way president johnson said it was going to end. when richardixon ran for president the second time in 1968, mcginnis ripped the scab off that campaign almost as brutally. he showed how nixon and his people used television to repackage their candidate, to confect a new nixon for public consumption. he showed the take, the retakes, the whole inside of how nixon created the notion that he was out there meeting the people, debating the issues in what was really an extremely produced campaign performance. nixon was avoiding the kind of real debate that killed him in the '60 campaign against john f. kennedy, by pretending to be performing before a real live audience that was there to judge him. it worked. only when we read mcginnis' superb "selling of the president" did he see how it worked. i remember getting a copy of that book when i was in swaziland teaching business in the peace corps. the book made its round among the volunteers. this inside look at state of the art media politics was something new back then. joe mcginnis was the guy who let th

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. >> this is carolyn johnson's new ring tone she calls it a celebration of stanford's unique culture you saw a peek of richardherman in there the son of san jose sharks head coach made headline was a golf club. the 14-year-old made a hole in one and another on the ninth hole. odds of back to back are 156 million to 1. can that kid by a lottery ticket? >> some people spent their lives and never get one. >> wild. >> yes. yes. >> join me tonight 18 hens out of work. their egg farm, shut down. >> are your favorite apps spying on you? how you can protect your privacy. >> tonight a new hostes and new rules followed by castle. >> and you can watch it all on your smart phone or computer. go to watch abc.com or down load the free app from your app store. >> that is this edition of abc7 news our kufrnl continues on twitter. abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here have a terrific evening. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a recent anthropology graduate from victoria, british columbia, canada... a billing manager from west hartford, connecticut... and our returning champion, a door person from orla

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richard, you heard from jeffrey as well. you know him. well-placed gentleman. >> known jeffrey for many years. there's none better in the industry. i don't know if he is right. it might be that david johnsonfeeling the need to give an overview and a route map forward now we've had some significant information and he wants to talk through the various options over the next three to five weeks onwards. but i don't think it is out of the realms of possibility he is going to identify some parts. >> clearly not on the side for the search and getting worse. you have two weeks left with the black box sending out signals. but jeffrey was saying it could get to a scenario in a couple weeks where a search has to be suspended for months and months. >> the clock is ticking against those boxes. but to have weather come in like that, i have had to postpone investigations over the winter before. there is usually a lot of evidence damaged and the evidence will be spread so thin it will be very difficult. >> i want to show our viewers what we are look at. that is the location of the public statement will take place in about four minutes from now. australia's defense minister. we are going to take a break s

johnson is now supporting bob kerrey's health ? you held the pen for nancy pelosi when she took it from the president. whatsking you republicans need to do to get in the vicinity of richardblem with the republican proposals is, obama care is the proposal they really want. it's exchange, market-based approach. it gives people subsidies to lower the price. allowsens -- it consumers to make decisions. it is consumer through and through. what they hate is the name obama. that's why they have never had an alternative that makes any sense. i obama care is their plan. this is a smart debate, folks. a lot of the emotion out there now. there is a data check here. did you know there is a jobs day-to-day? for a consensus here is gain of 149,000 jobs. your futures are higher before that. >> good morning, everyone. say good morning to all of you listening in europe. i'm tom keene. it would scarlet fu and adam johnson. ur fired up guestt hosts, bob kerrey and ezekiel emanuel. >> we have another topic right now we will discuss. unemployment numbers coming out at a: 30. our next guest says look past the cold weather and focus on where the growth is. hiring in construction and engineerin