tim robbins. there is a situation down in tim robbins dressing room. do we have a camera? see what is going on down there. >> help. help. >> oh, tim. >> jimmy: this is nothing to cheer for. what happened? >> my tongue is stuck to this frozen poll? >> jimmy: your tongue is stuck to a frozen pole. why did you put your tongue on the frozen pole. >> why did you put a frozen pole in the dressing room. >> so i can get it pumped into my dressing room. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: did you bother to read the sign? the one right there. >> i didn't see it, the pole was in the way. >> do you go around randomly sticking your tongues to things? what did you say? >> guillermo double dared me. >> jimmy: say that again. i don't think i understood you. >> guillermo double dog dared me new do it. >> jimmy: guillermo, did you double dog dare him to put his tongue on the frozen pole? >> guillermo: yes, i did. >> jimmy: i am really sorry about that. good, the firemen are there. no, [ bleep ], [ bleep ], no! >> jimmy: tim robbins. he's here tonight. what's wrong with you. the drawing for last

get out. >> but robbins won't leave.bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there, he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there, so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's armed.

from geneva, james robbins reports. >> it is all about him. at least for supporters of the syrian president assad. sacrifice ourselves to keep you in power" they chant. delegationosition has been equally determined. there can be no peace in syria under the man they call a brutal dictator. after the talks, the man in the middle, the ua media negotiator, said at least the warring sides listen to each other. >> for all of the syrians trapped in this terrible war, our work here we have seen far too long. i understand that. but we are trying to overcome a very difficult issues that has led to this war and made it worse almost by the day. and this unfortunately takes time. so there is still no relief for civilians darting in parts of homs, under siege by government forces. the u.n. cannot get the authorities to allow trucks in with supplies of food and medicine. but in the war of words in geneva, the government's side blamed the opposition for pressing hard for power. on an element as if we have come here to meet for one hour to hand over everything

the best movies ever he's now grown up and starring in a mini series alongside kristen wig and tim robbins called the spoils of babylon as a six part series premieres january ninth at ten eastern nine center on i f c and to save you from doing the math haley is now twenty five years old wow. what was it i did have you to logic actors were kid actors and then grew up and lot of them had problems too much too soon you have a problem that way no i think i was lucky to have. great parents who never pushed me to do anything that i didn't want to and. you know just kept me focused on school and keeping a level i. and that really was something that kept me from running into some of the issues that you can in this business get the part this expense on our show rather than a week that's right over there and i think night night most of audition thousands of kids and i just happened to i guess catch as i meant what did you did you do a lot of stuff if you're just continue with schooling in the few years around the sixth sense i did a film with steven spielberg called a i and a lot of officials into a

the cast is includes val kilmer tim robbins toby mcguire michael sheen. was one group fantastic and there was a cast where everybody was really happy to be there and sort of was getting to do were getting to do things that they probably didn't normally get to do on stage i mean just for example talking with wire i don't think people have seen him this wacky before and this off the wall so i he was certainly enjoying going in that direction and because of the relationship with will ferrell and funny or die there's a lot of other things sort of off camera and you know our e.p. k. got to be really creative so there's a lot of other pieces of this universe that one who does will play. actually come not sure that i'm allowed to say because as you as you know he's not in the trailer so i think we're keeping his part a little bit under wraps until he's of he's a worker oh yeah yeah he's just. finds brilliant takes on even the most mundane sort of situation when you made six sense did you know that it was going to grab the public as much as it did you know the b.

the winner out of all of them, 84% gain last year, the man larry robbins, the fund glenview.e put his money and hospitals. once obamacare overcomes those legal hurdles, he knew that it meant eventually more people got insured in the u.s.. it meant eventually there would be more paying customers turning up at those hospitals. that is where he put his money. once i gain of 45% by october alone. this man saw the gains in equity markets. he had the conviction to go hard. it was in health care. he benefited from big bet on hospitals. >> tell me more about the man. there are some wonderful quotes in here about what it takes to get on in hedge funds. >> i think any hedge fund manager has to be two words, over smart. this man is over smart. he said he did not want anybody to "talk over my head pico a working-class -- over my head ad." -- over my he he doesn't subscribe to the investor activism. he cause it suggested his him. a little bit more classy. a man's performance last year. >> he doesn't hold any energy or any mining stocks and once to stick to those stocks that have cyclical

is the us this morning best-performing hedge fund 2013, larry robbins. his returns are nothing short of extraordinary. welcome and thank you for joining us. 2013, you were the man but guess who is the man today? my partner erik schatzker because january 10 is his birthday. i think it is far more important than the jobs number. it's myact that birthday makes something out of a day that otherwise would be a massive disappointment. the jobs report was horrible. the u.s. economy added 74,000 jobs in december, lower than the most pessimistic economists view. >> can i get ready for knowing it's your birthday? >> i get to kiss you. michael mckee is here to talk about jobs. the topline number is kind of noisy. it gets revised month after month. 74,000, is there anything in there that makes it look that are? >> i'm figuring out how to top that. >> don't kiss me. >> you have to realize that these numbers do get have a late resolve. march of this year, only 88 house and jobs. we had zero jobs reported and now it is 146,000 after revisions. this could change. the jo

robert s robbins -- robbins grew up -- it helped him that on the bet onocks -- help him the right stocks>> i like that, managing the odds. who are some of the other managers that really managed the game well?, moore b to the s&p. -- beat the rest of the funds. they did not come in above the s&p. asset backed strategies came out on top and this is according to the bloomberg rating. heavily invested stocks did well. one of the worst performed strategies was macro, falling in average to .2% last year. of 2.2 %ing an average last year. it was a struggle for many of these funds. >> any surprises? you follow this sector closely. any names that stuck out to you because they were there or ones that should have been there? , there were a few. most funds failed to beat the s&p. john paulson was clearly a standout. he took a beating with golden and some other investments early in the year. but finished .13 with a 63% gain for his recovery fund. stocks doubled, clearly playing a role here. lags thege hedge fund s&p by 23% this year. >> thank you very much. sue joining us with some of the standouts f

larry robbins, remarkable. where did he put his money?talking about a mix between politics and business. he saw that was obamacare came over those final legal hurdles, that more people eventually would get insurance provisions. it meant that more paying customers arrived at hospitals, more volume, more money. join the dots, put it together, go in hard. that is what he did. facilitieshcare runs across multiple states. it saw a gain of 45% by october. with these guys is, is there consistency? how did they do five years before that? if i am putting money with you, you can have one great year and if you have four bad years after that i am not interested. >> it was almost a perfect storm for larry robbins. this is a guy that typically does not like the cyclicality of these stocks. stocksar it was those that he avoided. going forward, we know what the numbers are. hedge funds have underperformed the market for a long time. the last time they beat the market was 2008. do you know why? their losses were less than the overall losses of the stock m

welcome to dunkin donuts and baskin-robbins. >> how are you? >> walk us through this new store. >> what we have done is create an environment that is welcoming. >> when you look at dunkin donuts of old, i would think of the glazed and the boston cream and jelly donuts. now i'm getting smokehouse bacon, one of my favorites, by the way. these other specialty sandwiches like tuna salad and chicken salad. are you stretching this beyond what would be your core brand? >> i do not think so. your point is very well taken. we have reduced the menu on one side. always a challenge because certain people always want to keep certain products. the reason we have sandwiches, it goes well without beverages. it is a margin nearly as high as our beverages. we are thinking about franchise economics. >> you are clearly starting to target some of the other folks. when you look at this experience, it looks like maybe one of those companies from seattle -- starbucks. [laughter] but with different colors. it has got an average joe feel, but is that who you are targeti

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. >> reporter: troy robbins is typical.ds up to 14 hours every day sitting right here. and when he stops at a truck stop, his dining choices range from grease to greasier with a side of sugar. before long the 47-year-old weighed nearly 500 pounds. and the prospect of losing it seemed as grim as the selection back at the truck stop. he has plenty of company. one study found a whopping 86% of this nation's 3.2 million truck drivers are overweight or obese. trucking is always near the top of the list of jobs that make people fat. so is manufacturing and clerical. all of that time sitting. but here's one that might surprise you. health care workers. but in of all places milwaukee, wisconsin, home of brauts and beer, where trans fats are nothing short of an essential food group, they're trying to do something about it. milwaukee is also home to aurora health care, wisconsin's largest private employer. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: marianne scherer works as a mid-wife at aurora's downtown hospital. >> we have a lot of long hou

robbins critics in the us and slammed his visits to the secretive communist state accusing him of ignoring its human rights record. krugman himself calls it basketball diplomacy the us with your loved one one thing. i use to. post we waited. last month ursula or kim jong il and show the world with the purge and. full on. sian about his grip on top. exercise and aunt robin and his colleagues visit comes at a deli ski jump. he likes strong performance in case of cloth and he was again in the cause of his own. with this story hundred and forty meter jump the longest of the day to easily win the tournament overall the again detox father had his son's monkey king securely in his hands just three weeks ago when steve hart was a virtual unknown in ski jumping. now he's in town and as a favourite for the winter olympics in salty the data seems to have done the trick the tax on their promise to me. performance was more than enough for first place. on tuesday and moved into second place overall edging up to see more come on and switzerland. for the glory belong to thomas t hart age twenty one week.

robbins first mentioned amber in post reflecting back on 2 2013. >> i have never been happier or healthieri am right now. and my, my year in post was just full of gratitude and just telling everyone all that i am grateful for including my girlfriend amber who lived me through a very difficult year. >> roberts also shared a photo of her and amber to the right of roberts attend ago wedding. you can see robin on good morning america every weekday here open abc 7 beginning at 7:00 a.m. >> before the next night of karaoke you mate want to visit a pharmacist. harvard researchers found that truck known as this help people learn how to produce perfect pitch. it's a mad sableizing drug that can alter the brain allowing to it take in information like during childhood and might help people learn language. >>> niners pulled out a win yesterday during a nail biter against the green bay packers. on the frozen country. 47 million people watched it on television. bigger audience than the oscar and record for round 1 nfl play off game. we see a lot of red gold around san francisco these days. even sfo jump

a pipeline explosion in manitoba has left thousands of people in the canadian robbins without heat.pipeline exploded was one of two applying natural gas to the area, and the other one had to be shut down to allow the damaged pipeline to be repaired. no word on what caused the explosion. the 66-1 shot to win the tournament came out on top. tough match. to shoot up the world rankings. all eyes are on washington ahead of the president's state of the union address. there is a lot on his agenda this year, from immigration reform to raising the minimum wage. a divided congress may hamper his efforts, as it did last year. >> what we saw last year 2013 was a washington that did not deliver for the united people. the president sees this as a year of action, to work with the bypass, and congress if he needs to. >> move the ball forward, create opportunity. >> lawmakers do not like it. >> if the president was to give a candid state of the union this week, he will address the fact that his economic policies are not working. they are hurting the people who are struggling the most. getf that is h

robbins first mentioned amber in post reflecting back on 2 2013. >> i have never been happier or healthier than i am right now. and my, my year in post was just full of gratitude and just telling everyone all that i am grateful for including my girlfriend amber who lived me through a very difficult year. >> roberts also shared a photo of her and amber to the right of roberts attend ago wedding. you can see robin on good morning america every weekday here open abc 7 beginning at 7:00 a.m. >> before the next night of karaoke you mate want to visit a pharmacist. harvard researchers found that truck known as this help people learn how to produce perfect pitch. it's a mad sableizing drug that can alter the brain allowing to it take in information like during childhood and might help people learn language. >>> niners pulled out a win yesterday during a nail biter against the green bay packers. on the frozen country. 47 million people watched it on television. bigger audience than the oscar and record for round 1 nfl play off game. we see a lot of red gold around san francisco these days. even sf

robbins first mentioned amber in post reflecting back on 2 2013. >> i have never been happier or healthier just full of gratitude and just telling everyone all that i am grateful for including my girlfriend amber who lived me through a very difficult year. >> roberts also shared a photo of her and amber to the right of roberts attend ago wedding. you can see robin on good morning america every weekday here open abc 7 beginning at 7:00 a.m. >> before the next night of karaoke you mate want to visit a pharmacist. harvard researchers found that truck known as this help people learn how to produce perfect pitch. it's a mad sableizing drug that can alter the brain allowing to it take in information like during childhood and might help people learn language. >>> niners pulled out a win yesterday during a nail biter against the green bay packers. on the frozen country. 47 million people watched it on television. bigger audience than the oscar and record for round 1 nfl play off game. we see a lot of red gold around san francisco these days. even sfo jumping on the band wagon. a shot of the ber na

consisting of nineteen representatives has final say on it if and how the new law is implemented robbins happy o a representative from the village of pine ridge and an advocate of alcohol legalization believes this potential revenue is the only way to turn the tide when it comes to preventive health. i don't ever see the federal government coming up with tom and resources to help us build treatment centers to help us build a detox to help us build on my shelf to another council member bernie shot with zero who opposes the referendum worries that more alcohol on the reservation will lead to more crime wording a mom first. so if it does give the lions this can of the viewers not to mention the difficulties police officers already have been responding to alcohol related crime. we're down to about thirty officers. and the lady probably in the slums a month and this reduces the size of rhode island. so he figured bass line up has like forty thousand people in both kept yelling shot with arrows concerns are well justified considering that two hundred twenty million dollars was slashed. just la

geraldine, from robbins, illinois. caller: good morning. get through, tour the volume down, that delays us a little bit. ,aller: it is more of a comment the lady was speaking about the culture. one thing, a lot of times attitude affects leadership. if these guys were able to hold this escapade off, it had to come from somewhere. i'm not saying that christie told them to do it, but once again, attitude reflects leadership. guy really quick, this should not be running for president of the united states. a lot of people think that we are ready joke -- we are a joke already. guest: i think she really underscores one of the biggest rubbles workers to google which i mentioned earlier. creating this culture. biggestf the problems for christie which i mentioned earlier. these are not satellite offices of the government that went rogue. this was his and her circle. veryis something that is disturbing commodity that is one of the things that is going to continue to dog him as this unfolds. at one point governor christie use the word vendetta. i tweet

biotech is addressing robbins much quicker with more precision.ior stock market booms in 2000, etc., it was really driven this is driven by drugs. you have a number of important rugs. >> -- you have a number of important drugs. tempo is it less -- >> is it less challenging to get because they can see the efficacy. it is less invest now, in a decade you get your money back. now you say invest now, maybe you get something a lot owner? absolutely. and i think the relationship with commerce can be more directly shown. there are kids to have been suffering terribly and they are much better off. i think investors feel good about investing in something that will make money, but in reality, i think it is just a great cycle. >> u of weasley know everything there is to know about the affordable care act. -- you obviously know everything there is to know about the affordable care act. will that be part of the conversation? care acthe affordable will be a big part of the discussion around how are we going to pay for this help care? thehealth insurance compani

because you find out it is nondairy product as far as ice-cream goes you will have to go to baskin-robbinsstone. gerri: this made me laugh. >> we see strawberry, blueberry, banana , it has fruit but there is no fruit. when we called kellogg's. there are pictures of blueberries but that is not necessarily the case. it is made of the confidential m proprietary ingredients. gerri: no maple syrup, and no syrup no milk. i feel misled but i appreciate the two were. >> that you were the ingredients the better every time. gerri: great job. great lesson. what happens when you sign up for obamacare only they tell you they have no record? also i sign of things to come with a slow start to the year a warning for investors. ♪ so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right, no hidd fees. it's just that i'm worried about, you know, "hidden things." ok, why's that? well uhhh... surprise!!! um... well, it's true. at ally there areno hidden . not one. that's nice. no hidden fees, no worries. ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ mthat if you wear a partial,w you're almost twice as

even baskin-robbins we've been testing in san diego and detroit online cake ordering.s. we're going to roll that out later this year. so i really do think technology is the future. and what i would say and this has come out from the conference here is i think starbucks and us maybe separating ourselves from the rest of the field. >> thank you so much for joining us, nigel, really appreciate it. lots of good insight, you'll come back to us soon when you're ready to tell us about the new plans for the future. >> thank you so much. >>> speaking of technology, cybersecurity threats increased companies are looking clearly to protect themselves. you see it on an hourly basis. we'll tell you which stocks stand to benefit and if there's a way for you to profit from the present situation, that's right after the break on cnbc. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreling down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea beg

this will stop robbins landon which is a jack and a little low cost carrier mean they they have set for this talking of dollars ticket price is ok. the problem for myself. and because they don't know anytime you as a specialty in the spring festival in the area by the right to call home food reviewing and they spend a penny in the business may be made in china. i was going to need me to always come play nice. that's the hall. who spent six years. i know it to you in the leaking pipe that what we can test this summer who was full of major kerry you can now the xc to some some some label both for the many cannot carry. we don't have the right to allocate actually speak on the mend and subplots property. so laugh at the age that was the introduction of the windchill be here to see shelly is an on duty in and of course carry on. they have the men. home based english coppola and distant ill be here is very correct code because they have some slot to it or not many ten s gomez to stop. then we can do the sums her up time star of the very field of pudong area oh and those lists he'll come back

. >> tim robbins plays my dad. >> jimmy: will ferrell. kind of the narrator.an will farrell. >> it's based on a fake book that will eric johnrosh wrote. and will ferrell plays eric johnrosh. >> jimmy: in a very funny scene, they set up a bunch of kiosks in airports for the book that does not exist. they had empty kiosks. you get to the airport looking for this book that's apparently popular. but the truth is it's just a stand. there's nothing there. >> they did a whole funny thing with that. t >> jimmy: the whole thing is very funny. it's called "spoils of babylon." thank you very being here. don't forget to take your lipstick with you. kristen wiig. >> hello. i'm guillermo. are you beautiful? do you want to share your most sexy glamorous self with the world? isle show you how. it's called bombshelling. 'm here with my assistant, the very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very beautiful sofia vergara. >> how are you, guillermo. >> thanks for doing this with me. >> no, thank you. i'm not ready yet. i need to get ready. you can't do it. >> i've got it. relax.

the brand is based in massachusetts and it owns baskin robbins ice cream. >> a big night at the goldenbes in beverly hills. >> "american hull," took home the most awards, the con artist money dances to victory last night and won for best comedy, with two stars taking home trophies, including best actress and best supporting actress. >> we will go to parties and drink a lot of champagne and try to get home with some dignity. >> i need to catch up on my drinking that is why i was manic. normally i node a glance of wine. >> tonight i will celebrate with my friends and family. >> best actor in a come by went to leonardo for "wolf of wall street," and drama "12 years a slave," for best picture. matthew mcconaughey won best actor for "dallas buyers club." >> and an apology to michael j. fox for a major gaffe during the goes goes coverage. he they put up this fun fact which read michael j. foxx diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 1991. the network says they regret the insensitive remark. >> many consider the golden globes a dress rehearsal for the oscars, they will be announced on thursday

host: geraldine, from robbins, illinois. caller: good morning. host: if you get through, tour the volume down, that delays us a little bit. caller: it is more of a comment, the lady was speaking about the culture. one thing, a lot of times attitude affects leadership. if these guys were able to hold this escapade off, it had to come from somewhere. i'm not saying that christie told them to do it, but once again, attitude reflects leadership. just really quick, this guy should not be running for president of the united states. a lot of people think that we are a joke already. guest: i think she really underscores one of the biggest problems for christie which i mentioned earlier. these are not satellite offices of the government that went rogue. this was his inner circle. this is something that is very disturbing that is one of the things that is going to continue to dog him as this unfolds. guest: at one point governor christie use the word "vendetta." i tweeted that new jersey is the only political position in the country where the government co

tomorrow night, tim robbins will be here, from espn, bill simmons, and jalen rose, and music, and willher cross and legendary newsman ron burgundy on the show! i swear this thing was great in rehearsal. see if i can get it going now? again it's not going. am i doing something wrong? let me get the other one. what a terrible commercial for this product. it must be me, right? i mean -- should i shake it? will that help? i mean it worked backstage. son of a gun. i blame you for this too, guillermo. all right. well, i guess -- oh, look a guy from the back. oh, yeah, because he didn't have it turned on. that helps. all right. whoa. whoa. i lost it. i'll get it. i'll get. i work alone. right there. it shuts itself off. >> jimmy: all right. >> here you go. here you go. >> jimmy: all right. thanks so much. here we go. all right. there we are. look at that. and then -- when it will stay with you. sorry. >> jimmy: our first guest is an oscar, emmy and golden globe- nominated actor and producer who diggled his way into our hearts. you can see him now leading a group of navy seals through the moun

. >> i want to bring inning judge glenda hatchett and mell robbins, a former legal aid criminal defense hatchet. when you hear this case, how is it that a little young boy like this can be let down not only by his family, by law enforcement, by child welfare agencies, that are supposed to protect at risk kids? >> well, but the question really becomes, don, whether he was still being monitored after the custody was transferred to his father. and as i understand it, the mother lost custody. the father got custody. and at that point, had there not necessarily been allegations or complaints made of an investigation at that point, i am not sure that the authorities would have had any idea that this child was being tortured. and i don't know that the system is designed to protect every child that is at risk. i mean, that is just the real reality of what happens because parents have rights. and unless you can show that there is a pattern of abuse, that there is some reason for the child >> judge, i want you to respond to this and then mel. are we talking here really about it starts with the fa

joining me, mel robbins, radio host and a founder of inspire 52, a company she created so people could start their day with positive stories, and dr. william pollock. doctor, you heard about the road rage incident, the walmart incident for buying too much items, this elderly gentleman gets attacked for trying to buy too many items in an express line? are we seeing a genuine increase in anger in our society? >> well, what we're seeing is a genuine increase of the expression of anger in more violent ways. we heard one person say people are out of touch with reality. i don't know about that. they're out of touch with each other. we live in this connected society. when you're in pain, when you're young, when you're old, when you're feeling sick or feeling angry, we don't know who to talk to or how to change things. and that can build up in some people to the point where it looks like they're snapping, but it's been building for a long time and they express it in a rageful way, sometimes with guns. >> but it does seem like people have gotten more rude in my time here on earth. certain behav

we will have larry robbins on market makers this morning. why are you here this morning? will be up to midnight? >> this is how i get ready for "market makers." >> who is he? care about himou is he is the top-performing hedge fund manager in 2013 according to a survey by bloomberg markets. he's got a $2 billion fund. find -- fund,ort 101.75% net. >> he was clean on $2 billion. >> people complain about hedge funds underperforming and he more than triple the s&p 500 and is largest fund was 5.5 oh yen dollars and that was 70% net long. we will see what he has to say about 2014. i am here with erik schatzker and tom keene. this is company news. number oneiving his spot in the pc business. it had an 18% market share in the fourth quarter 36.6% gain in shepherd. hewlett-packard was number two. stills droptry saw 10% -- and sales drop 10% over the year. a rise in carriers have to spend 60 billion dollars per year. this is about keeping personal records for the nsa. said it is aein huge civil situation. the chinese ministry of culture is in charge of directing new rules on videog

in this midterm election year, they believe the issue can dominate the thanssion in a way more so robbinsre.gov and the health care debate. they think that issue will help and will bepolls something that resonates with president obama the president is going to europe. one of his visits with pope francis where you can be sure inequalityf income will be higher on the agenda. >> he has spoken out on that. peter, thank you. staying with me throughout this program. we will take a quick look at company news this morning. to acquire ad service in a move that will extend offerings of internet- based services. the acquisition of intel media and its employees will accelerate the availability of next generosity of services. financial details will not be closed on this. a company about to confront new challenges, all aluminum. the company will likely deal with higher insurance rates and mechanics picked. it has long been the metal of choice for the car industry. alumina makes lighter trucks. the accelerating growth in emerging markets and stagnant will continue after quarterly sales provided some res

larry robbins of glenview capital. he bet on health care and hospitals. this was huge for him.s the long-short equity funds. timereally had a hard reading those central-bank tea leaves. >> they had a very hard year. their investors put pressure on to reduce the two and 20 down to one. >> or one and 15. >> yes. wasnd private equity another winning strategy. john paulson was a one-hit wonder. he bit -- he hit so big on subprime. he was the third-best performer in his recovery strategy why? -- recovery strategy. why? he bet on blackstone. two years ago, people were laughing at him. >> and if you were in gold, it is down. thee did talk about incredible salaries that bankers make and how they always argue that you have to pay people that are going after hedge funds. i wonder if people might start coming back to the bank, because at least you know you will get a guaranteed income. >> a job at a bank is a much more secure position. you'll get a big payout at a hedge fund. i'm going to show up and get a 17% payout. but if you do not perform at the end of that month, a secretary you've

robbins, when you look at the large scale, climatologists say the world continues to heat up.cean waters and it's a perfect perk hags to bundle up. with the ocean getting warmer and the area getting warmer we may have stromger storms. not necessarily more but stronger weekends that much more lomer. >> you say it's a cause. >> it's a natural cause. the sea level is a little higher than it was. the waters were above normal. the atmosphere is above normal. i provides a better breeding ground for these storms. >> we saw the efforts of rebuilding. how are they doing? how do you clean up after something so devastating? >> if your hosss are built with plant fiber, you're going to get knocked down every time there's a storm. they need to inverdict in greater infrastructure. there's a cycle especially in the poorest reege where they get knocked down. gets set back to zero, it's knocked down again. there's innovative stuff going on. cash. rebuilding in this case is sort of a relative term because we're going from zero to slightly above zero and it's not a long term solution. >> the prog

most of us might react the way carol robbins did, when she met a.j. dicken. your first impression of him? >> he's a big guy. he commands authority by his size. >> reporter: it was 2011. carol herself, a navy vet, was a student at dicken's popular military-style defense school in carson city, nevada. but he wasn't just any old s.e.a.l. he claimed to be the most decorated s.e.a.l. in history. he even said he fired the kill shot of osama bin laden. he told carol he had his sights on creating an international security firm and wanted her to work for him. he convinced a pair of local doctors to invest $850,000 in his company. >> he said, i'm an ex-navy s.e.a.l. i went into the cia when i retired. >> reporter: he even landed a contract with an affiliated firm in new york. you actually quit a good job in order to work with dicken, because you thought the money was going to be coming in. >> yep. i had seen the contracts. >> reporter: a $500 million contract to do security in africa. >> all of a sudden, it was like, we're leaving for africa in a week. >> reporter: but

the daughter of our wonderful booking producer christina robbins and her husband brent.is charming everyone apparently she meets and developing a strong fashion sense that includes a full collection of hair bows. her father promises not to put her on back of his scooter just yet while buzzing around d.c. mother christina is already planning her fabulous future greek wedding. look at that face. that is a supermodel baby. we're so happy from them. they head home from the hospital today. jon: the reasons the phones are not ringing off the hook on capitol hill because christina is busy. has her handful. she is not making the rounds. jenna: good excuse. congratulations, guys. jon: that's right. new information now on the alaska avalanche stranding nearly 4,000 people in valdez with snow piled 100 feet high, cutting off the only highway access to the community. adam housley is following the story live from our l.a. bureau. so how is everybody in valdez holdings up, adam? >> reporter: they're holding up all right, jon. in fact the city clerk says everyone is dealing with it as

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. >> and republicans have a representative cathy mcmorize robbins, a mother in three to deliver the g.o.presponse to the state of the union address. the party knows it's critical to reach the voters. in the half presidential election democrats captured 56% of the female vote. republicans 44%. >> sharon day is marshalling women. >> we have a plan. we'll reach out one vote at a time. >> analysts say it is notes inry an easy spell. >> the republicans have to care about the problems. and that they have a better solution, the economy and jobs. efforts to reach out to women may have been hindered by remarks, mike hucker by who was trying to say that democrats were the ones short changing women. if the democrats want to sfult the women of sperk. it's about birth control because they cannot control their libido or reproductive system. remarks were called offensive. and the chair without mentioning name reminded those that words can spam as loud as actions. >> as we look to grow the ranks of our party we must be conscious of tone and choice of words when they communicate the policies. words can wi

geraldine, from robbins, illinois. caller: good morning.ough, tour the volume down, that delays us a little bit. ,aller: it is more of a comment the lady was speaking about the culture. one thing, a lot of times attitude affects leadership. if these guys were able to hold this escapade off, it had to come from somewhere. i'm not saying that christie told them to do it, but once again, attitude reflects leadership. guy really quick, this should not be running for president of the united states. a lot of people think that we are ready joke -- we are a joke already. guest: i think she really underscores one of the biggest rubbles workers to google which i mentioned earlier. creating this culture. biggestf the problems for christie which i mentioned earlier. these are not satellite offices of the government that went rogue. this was his and her circle. veryis something that is disturbing commodity that is one of the things that is going to continue to dog him as this unfolds. at one point governor christie use the word vendetta. i tweeted that

using al qaeda and al qaeda elements in various flavors when you think of the old phrase at bass kin robbins, 28 flavors of ice cream, there's multiple flavors, if you will, mr. speaker, of al qaeda. here's the al nusra front. there's islama al jama. there's one organization after another. but they share the same ideology. much of the ideology makes its way through an organization called the muslim brorhood. the muslim brotherhood was actively facilitating attacks on israel through tunnels ruled by hamas which is essentially another affiliate, a franchise of the muslim brotherhood in the gaza region. whether it was weapons, whether it was attacks, whether tv fighters, israel had its hands full in the sigh nye border. the good news -- in the sinai border. the mood news is the general and the interim president took to heart requests from the obama administration and for their own survival worked to take apart the al qaeda network and the strength that that there was of jihaddist based fighters on the sinai and they've been incredibly successful and i'm pleased to report to you, mr. speaker, to

the president himself has been forced to take back his robbins that people could keep her plans if they like them. this is not the result of a web a glitch. it is a law that is hurting the area families who need good paying full-time jobs the most. let's work together to replace a plan that does not work with common sense illusions. -- solutions. we can also help jumpstart job creation or american workers by finding more economic security. there are needless uncertainties about what the future holds. we should eliminate confusing and inefficient government regulations. joined a senator from maine to introduce a bipartisan bill. consolidatedd and needless government regulations. we can also create economic opportunities for american law -- american workers increasing american energy out. that means more american jobs. the keystone xl pipeline is one example. we can create tens of thousands of jobs at no cost to tax there's. this product has been stalled -- project has been stalled for more than five years. we should encourage private sector job creation. more american energy means more a