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>> they riddled it with giveaways that the super rich don't need while denying breaks to middle class families who do. this year we have an opportunity to change that. >> reporter: republicans do not want to see taxes go up on the wealthy because they say those are the job creators. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you.

. >> they riddled with it give aways that the super rich don't need why denying a break to the middle class who do. this year, we have an opportunity to change that. >> maybe the president is being a little optimistic. but let's look at the claim. highlighted in a white house fact sheet that portrayed the

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. >> they riddled it with giveaways that the super rich don't need while denying breaks to middle class families who do. this year we have an opportunity to change that.

they are riddled with giveaways the super rich don't need while denying breaks to the middle class families who do. >> the u.s. president is bruised after losing midterms in november to republicans, who now control the house and senate. his polls are up.

. >>> they riddled it with giveaways that the super rich don't need while denying a break to middle class families who do. this year we have an opportunity to change that. >> taxes just one of many things the president said he plans to work to change in the coming year. the president will keep talking

alama, destroyed military vehicles and walls riddled with bullet holes are stark reminders of the battles fought here. >> in some of the villages recently overtaken by the peshmerga, life is slowly returning to normal as more

. >> they riddled it with giveaways that the super rich don't need while denying breaks to middle class families who do. this year we have an opportunity to change that. >> reporter: republicans do not want to see taxes go up on the wealthy because they say those are the job creators. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. >>> and you can download the nbc washington app for a link to the president's full speech online. >>> right now fire and police crews remain on the creep of that massive fire at a mansion in anne arundel county. a news conference is scheduled for later this morning. there is still no sign of a maryland couple and their four grand children. relatives fear the family was inside the hole whenme when it burned down. they face major challenges as

. >> riddle me this, riddle me that. >> why is the vix tumbling? plus, actually it's just the dollar. and you won't believe just how high some traders see it going. >>> have no fear, the vix and >>> have no fear, the vix and stocks are down for the year. what does this mean? >> let's bring in brian stutland. what happened today in the vix? what could it mean for stocks? >> a lot of interesting action today. we saw puts trade three times that of the calls. february 14 put, over 230,000 contracts were purchased. certainly, vix traders betting that the stimulus will drive the vix lower. that's why we have seen the vix drop. it starts to get really interesting here. i think when the vix starts to trade below 16 in this year of 2015, i think that's an indication that the market is reaching a top. it is time to look for hedges and buy puts on your portfolio. the low range likely is 13 or 14, given all the volatility here and the oil markets and the high valuations in the stock market. i would be looking to hedge when the vix gets below 16. when you see i

. >>> here's a riddle. this thing makes a lot of people very happy, but the chances of it changing your life are tiny. doesn't make any >>> we gave you a riddle before the break. it makes a lot of people very happy but the chances of it changing your life, type any. >> we're talking about lottery tickets, but these are scratch and sniff and they smell like bacon or at least they're supposed to. >> they're scratchoff tickets and as you scratch away you're greeted with the aroma of bacon. reaction has been mixed. the grand prize only 1,000 bucks. odds of winning, one in nearly 392,000. >> that's the best idea they could come up with? >> i guess so. >> what is that? that's all for our news at 7:00. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> make it a great night, bye, everybody. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't mis

. >> riddle me this, riddle me that. >> why in the world is the vix tumbling. what could that mean for stocks? the fear merchant will break it down. plus -- >> it's a bird, a plane. >> actually it's just the dollar. you won't believe just how high some traders see it going. options action ♪ >>> have no fear, the vix and stocks are down for the year. particularly the vix rises when stocks fall. what does this mean for the market's next move. bring in fear merchants brian stutland. what happened in the vix? what could it mean for stocks? >> a lot of interesting action today. we saw puts trade three times that of the calls. that's huge. february 14 put, over 230,000 contracts were purchased. certainly, vix traders betting that the draghi ecb will drive the vix lower. that's why we have seen the vix drop. it starts to get really interesting here. i think when the vix starts to trade below 16 in this year of 2015, i think that's an indication that the market is reaching a top. it is time to look for hedges and buy puts on your portfolio. i think the low end of the r

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first problem was that the east india company had essentially created a trading system that was riddled with all sorts of perverse or incentives. this is the kind of theme which in the last ten years or so i think we've all become familiar with. the way they remunerated their employees was such that they were also inevitably going to be headed for disaster. they paid their employees in china -- and to some ebbs tent in india -- on a commission basis. they play paid their employees on commission based on the sales on the volume of tea that they imported back from china to the united kingdom. not only that, but the company was semi-controlled by ship owners who were paid on the basis of the rate per ton for the ships that the company commissioned. the company became riddled, as i say, with a series of perverse incentives that meant they were continually seeking to expand the volume of tea they brought back to england, irrespective of whether the tea could actually be sold at a reasonable price. a second problem they had, of course, was the problem of smuggling. now, smuggling wasn't an am

we don't know what happened, and there is no fate attached to this riddle, but we can certainly guess that maybe the broker did, in fact, buy instead of sell. the book is "the sphinx." nicholas, all yours. >> thank you very much indeed, for such a warm welcome. and ladies and gentlemen, it's a great pleasure to be here at the museum of american finance. this is a story which can be cut in many different ways. this is a very rich turning point in the four-term presidency which is, of of course, unprecedented in utah of franklin d. roosevelt. of the two greatest problems to be solved in the 20th century, from an american point of view one was the great crash of '29 and the great depression that followed it, and the other was the threat of expansionism from dictators, nazis and fascists among them. franklin roosevelt actually managed to combine -- first of all, he presided over both and he cured both and he actually managed to cure the first one by encouraging the second one, if you like. but let me start off explaining to you why it's called "the sphinx." as mrs. clinton has discovered,

say that crime is rising, inflation rampant, one of the worst in the world and this government is riddled with corruption. it's vice president also accused of corruption is the most high profile of a number of cases working its way through the courts. the elections are still some months away, the posters like this one are already appearing all over the country. planting ideas and engaging opinions. we still don't know who will lead the fragmented opposition, or who from the governing victory front is capable of following the kirne rchner couple. >> opinion poles give her a 50% approval rating and the vehemently anti-cristina camp who say she has been detrimental to its policy. >> for oh most of us an umbrella may seem like any other umbrella but a new exhibition in london shows how order objects can become tools of protest. emma hayward has more now from the museum in london. >> reporter: they are all the faces of those lost in connor conflicts. street art from where art and politics cloudy. the chilean folk art documenting political violence shows a death mask of a man executed in the u.

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. >> that is the riddle of his life. what turned him into this ruthless killer? he blended into the background. his wife said he was kind, loving, never talk politics or showed interests and guns. -- in guns. >> she knows nothing about it and wonders how he hid it. he lied about his whole life, even his love for her. >> a nondescript place with mixed immigrant families is a perfect place for a terrorist sleeper to hide. the neighbors are now worried. she must have known the man she married and had a child. if she did not, it makes it more shocking. >> the question being asked here and across france is how many more potential attackers are there living under the cover of a normal life? damian grammaticas. >> the fbi arrested an ohio man for plotting an attack on the u.s. capital. he expressed interests in islamic state and the fbi says the public was never in any danger. joining me is the senior vice president of the group. you hear news of the arrest in ohio. is it something we have to start taking as being part of normal life? >> it is concerning. at the same ti

lot of variables here a lot of riddles, getting little pieces of each riddle. the bodies are intact. i never did an investigation in an accident where the bodies were intact not one. this indicates to me it was recovered, that the aircraft no matter what happened in the sky, the number one clue are those bodies, and that's all we have really right now so looking at that would indicate to me it is not consistent with a flat drop or any kind of dramatic enter into the water because those bodies would not be intact if that were the case. >> david soucie thanks so much. i appreciate it. >>> still to come in "the newsroom," cnn is granted rare access to the family of flight 8501's pilot. you'll hear his daughter's touching tribute next. >>> friends and relatives of flight 8501's pilot have been showing up at his home to pay respects and support the family. cnn's gary tuchman was allowed into the pilot's home. he talked to the people who loved him. this is what it looks like today in the home of the captain of airasia flight 8501. this is captain iriyato's 24-year-ol

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car was riddled with bullet holes. d pole towed it from the area. investigs s stefan powells killed on the top floor of the parking garage and his killer i the comp has extra security on detail and police have increased patrol. residents and get new dead bolts but have to pay $50 to get them >>> a husband is in jail accused of killing his wife inside a friend's house. police say john shertas wife over and over again. police say erika sherwood went there after she got into a fight with her husband. neighbors were sleeping but woke up to the sound of someone screamwog placed cust >>> a neighbor shot this video. a few minutes later, he realized e people eating and working inside had no idea it was on fire. it's the district 2 bar and grill on wiscons avenue. the man ran into the restaurant to let them know. >> so i ran over and explained to them the roof of the building is on fire. you all need to get out of here. >> everyone did manage to make it out safely but firefighters had to shut down wisconsin avenue just north of the nation cathedral. that roa

kilometers behind the sultan abdalla front linings is the village destroyed military vehicles and walls riddled with bullet holes are stark reminders of the battles fought here. in some of the villages recently retain by the peshmerga life is slowly returning to normal as more people feel courageous enough to return to their homes but they are facing many problems. this family remained behind when the rest of the villagers fled. he says they need urgent help. >> translator: we have no food. no fuel, no cooking gas. no electricity and even more essentially, we have no clean water. we appeal to the authorities to bring us water and food. it's very cold and the children are suffering. >> reporter: he feels relieved that i.s.i.l. is no longer in control of their village. >> translator: we are punished for even the small erst smallest actions. if someone smokes cigarettes they say you are not a muslim. if someone had family that was part of the government military we are punished. >> they accused some of its sunni arab residents of supporting i.s.i.l. and arrested them. >> my cousin is one of the 16

. >> reporter: peter riddle was near the second explosion and acted as a first responder. he plans to attend the trial. >> i would like to go. maybe that is my personal closure to see him one more time. >> reporter: riddle wasn't physically hurt but now suffers from post traumatic stress disorder. wow like to see tsarnaev in prison for life. >> let him rot in jail, you know, let him really suffer that way. >> reporter: jury selection is expected to take weeks n boston marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tsarnaev's lead attorney by the way has represented other high profile clients like the unabomber ted kaczynski and girard loft inner who shot gabriel gifford. >>> mourners pennsylvania paid their president spoke mario cuomo. they turnout in a new york city funeral home. the eight two-year old democrat served three terms as governor for new york. he died in his man hat on home on thursday night. cuomo's funeral is set for tomorrow. >>> flames tear through a home in mantua sending two people to the hospital. the conditions of those victims are not being released. fi

riddled with bulls, maybe 15 of them along the driver's side. someone was able to drive this car still, though, to the kaiser permanente medical center in walnut creek. that's about 12 miles away. and it was found parked across the street from the emergency entrance. chp had shut down the left three lanes as concord police and sheriff's deputies responded to this shooting, marking the evidence, including many bullet casings found on the ground. but still so many questions right now. who was the shooter or shooters. what was the motive. my understanding is whoever is responsible is still on the run. we also don't know what the victim's condition is. the person who was taken to kaiser permanent today. i did speak with a dispatcher. someone is working on the investigation and we'll get you updates as soon as we get them. live in concord, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> that is a very disturbing sequence of events. >>> 14 hours later, crews are still trying to repair a gas leak in the south bay, part of tully road from quinnby to capital ex

peter riddle was near the second explosion and acted as a first r. he plans to attend the trial. >> this is an opportunity for me to go, i'd like to. maybe that's my personal closure to see him once more. >> reporter: riddle wasn't physically hurt but now suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. he would like to see tsarnaev imprisoned for life. >> let him rot in jail and really suffer that way. >> reporter: jury selection is expected to take weeks. marley hall, cbs news, boston. >> tsarnaev's lead defense attorney judy clark has represented high profile defendants including the unabomber and jared loughner. all were found guilty but kept off death row. >>> the indonesian navy thinks it may have found the tail of the air asia flight which crashed into the java sea eight days ago. black boxes were located in that section. sonar identified five large pieces on the ocean floor, but the strong currents are keeping search and rescue from getting closer. 37 bodies have been recovered from the water. 125 are still missing. seasonal storms may have contr

they are riddled with giveaways the super rich don't need while denying breaks to the middle class families who do. >> the u.s. president is bruised after losing midterms in november to republicans, who now control the house and senate. his polls are up. he vowed to veto several republican measures. while the economy dominated on foreign policy come he asked congress to approve and fund a military campaign against the islamic state group. >> tonight, i called on this congress to show the world we are united in this mission by passing a resolution to authorize the use of force against isil. >> he called for better politics and pledged to work with republicans. he said congress must begin the work of ending the embargo on cuba. he said when it does not work, it is time to try something new. >> obama touched on foreign policy in that speech as well, and he called on congress to authorize the use of force against the islamic state group. he also said he strongly believed a deal could be reached with iran to prevent the country from gaining nuclear weapons. he promised to veto any new sanctions

. >> reporter: she waited until today to come to riddle. dr. jason kitchen says it's okay just make sure the symptoms don't get worse. >> if they develop a severe headache, which is out of the ordinary for them nausea or vomiting a visual come complaint, if they develop severe neck or back pain. >> fortunately, i'm alive. >> reporter: given the deadly aftermath of yet's accidents, kathleen knows she's one of the lucky ones. she has her husband jim to thank for helping her. >> i had my cane i was laying there, he was in the house and i reached over and banged on the window for him to come out because i could not get up. >> reporter: even though the emergency department at the hospital had more patients than beds at times yesterday, the staff that came in to work overtime, they worked together to make sure that everybody was treated quickly. reporting live i'm rosemary connors, "nbc10 news." >>> and we're learning more about one of the victims of yesterday's deadly crash on the blue route. jason anderson headed up ticket sales and operations at d

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. >>> a bullet-riddled car and its drive taken to the hospital. police say the shooter in a white dodge charger pulled up to this car on highway 4 and opened fire this morning. one of the bullets hit the driver's leg. he was able to get himself to a nearby hospital. police are looking into what sparked the shooting. >>> no need to carpool. another option for you to pay for a faster commute. they want to open up carpool lanes for solo drivers. caltrans wants to change those carpool lanes on the bridge and 880 to express lanes. that means solo drivers would pay a toll to drive in these lanes. >>> the san jose fire department is trying to protect a neighborhood even though after a month the neighborhood fire station remains closed due to mold problems. what firefighters say this is all doing to response times. >>> in the east bay where three puppies including this little one are recovering after being left to die. how they were rescued and how they're doing tonight coming up. >>> plus, the deflate-gate controversy continues. what this means as they h

was killeds, his gun still on the scene and -- killed, his gun still on the scene and a nearby car riddled with bullets. both cars were taken away by police. it's not clear what it was about. the other man is still on the loose. residents say it was just the latest in a series of crimes over the last few most. >> we're not the safest county -- months. >> we're not the safest county. there's actually bullet holes in the cvs we go through. i thought this was the safest part of pg county, but with the break-ins and now this i'm not feeling safe at all. >> reporter: there were several break-ins with easy access to the garage. >> there's no way to keep people out. they follow people in. >> reporter: the sign on the garage say there are cameras in the garage, but people say that's not the case. >> we ask for cameras. we didn't get cameras. i guess they can't put cameras in the hallways. there's nothing getting done. >> reporter: in college park hank silverberg, wusa9 news. >>> an update on a fire at a bar and restaurant in d.c., police and firefighters have reopened a section of wisconsin avenue

the victim found the rear passenger side of his car riddled with bullet holes. the loudoun county sheriff's office wants to hear from anyone who might have witnessed this. perhaps you were in the area. you could be eligible for a $1,000 reward. >>> coming up an implantable device designed to lower high blood pressure shows great promise. >> up next the nfl announces its first fi >>> the nfl has issued its first statement on the deflategate investigation. the leak said it has conducted nearly 40 interviews over the past few days about the balls used in sunday's afc championship game and that while the evidence supports the conclusion that footballs were underinflated used by the patriots in the 1st half, the footballs were properly inflated for the 2nd half and at the conclusion of the game remained properly inflated. 11 of 12 patriot game balls were found to be 2 pounds under the nfl's required air pressure. patriots' players say the accusation of cheating is a distraction leading up to the super bowl. >> everybody in the locker room is excited to play this game

a bullet riddled car found just miles away. what investigators are telling us this morning. >>> chilly temperatures outside this morning. 40 in san jose. fog-free for now in san francisco. we're tracking that plus 70s in your microclimate forecast coming up. >>> and a much clearer view of all of our roadways. couldn't see these lights before. we'll show you what they're illuminating on your commute, coming up. >> we will enlighten you right now on a major commute change that's coming to the south bay. what you need to know before you hit the road. >>> let's take a live look outside before you hit the road. maybe you're going to tour across the bay bridge this morning. it's wednesday, january 21st. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. >>> all new this morning, we are learning about a police investigation. a shooting on highway 4 in concord. stephanie chuang joins us live from police headquarters. investigators shut the freeway dow

tonight, we learned his 1984 ford bronco was riddled with problems. admitted he had a broken spell dom material and defroster and had fake npg stickers and had registration stickers that belonged to a different vehicle. police say the stop sign and lights were act vated at least 30 seconds before the crash. >> we now know the bottom line on the fate of dozens of bottom dollars in our area. about 45 stores in our region will close e close in two weeks. we first told you about the shut down back in noef. tonight, the grocery chain revealed its final plans. george? >> reporter: yeah, jim, as of tonight, the final countdown has started. 13 days left for this popular, affordable grocery chain. it is a chain that has recently opened a number of stores in some of our region's most under-served communities. >> from the parking lot tonight, the lights inside this bottom dollar food store shined brightly. but we now know the chain's closure is happening sooner than many expected. on january 15th these stores will go dark permanently. >> yeah, we're not happy ab

the story came to light after a member of the national guard saw a bullet-riddled picture of her brother at the gun range. there were mixed attitudes toward police in a new nationwide survey. nearly 75% of those polled say they approve of the job local police are doing, but nearly a third of americans believe police "routinely lie to serve their own interests." slightly more than half of african-americans approve of the job police are doing and nearly half of them think police lie. the survey was conducted jointly by reuters and the ipsos polling organization. in the nation's capital today, hundreds turned out for a rally in support of police. the event was organized by the wives of three police officers. some of the demonstrators held up signs saying "police lives matter." similar events were held in other cities around the country. another new nationwide poll finds americans increasingly concerned about terrorism. according to pew, 76% of the people it surveyed call terrorism "a policy priority" for the president and the new congress. that was just barely ahead of the economy as the to

the victim later found the rear passenger side of his car riddled with bullet holes. the loudoun county sheriff's office wants to hear from anyone who might have witnessed that. perhaps you were in the area. you could be eligible for a $1,000 reward. he the washington auto show opened today. we'll give you a look at one of the cool concept cars on display. >> also ahead an armed robber terrorizes workers at a local business and the crime is caught on camera. >> reporter: the u.s. issues a travel warning on e cigarettes. i'm danielle nottingham in burbank, california, with the story coming up. >> we stepped outside again, just rain in northwest. most of our snow is gone, but around frederick up toward myersville up 70 and down toward news brunswick snow is turning to rain. we'll come back >>> caught on camera, a person of interest in an armed robbery at about 1 a.m. at a business along the 1400 block of maryland avenue in northeast. you think you can identify the person in this video please give d.c. police call. you could be eligible for a $10,000 reward. >>> d.c. pol

police believe this could be the victim's bullet riddled car. they found it a few blocks away. the stretch of 24 was closed for three hours for the investigations and all lanes now are open. >> a day after delivering the "state of the union" address, president obama will be in the nation's heart land selling his proposals to the american people. last night's address was steeped in democratic principles tax hikes on the wealthy helping american's middle class and pledging to work with the republican-controlled congress something that president obama has never faced. his priorities include paid sick leave for parents free community college for eligible american students and child care help for the middle class all paid for by tax increases on the wealthiest americans. on "good morning america" vice president biden deflected criticism calling it overblown. >> republicans are now taking credit for the recovery so they must think something we did went pretty well. >> the president will take his state of the union theme to idaho and kansas today and the first stop is boise state repe