from broadway's "constellations," actress ruth wilson. music from night terrors of 1927.ring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening everyone. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how are we all doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] excellent to hear. there's a palpable, palpable excitement in the air because it is that time of year again. president obama will make his state of the union address tomorrow night. and here is a cool drinking game you can play. [ laughter ] instead of watching the speech, drink. [ cheers and applause ] really fun. it's really fun. today is martin luther king day. the day -- yeah, give it up. [ applause ] martin luther king day is the day every year when americans find out whether or not their bank is racist. [ laughter ] good news! bank's open! bad news, i think we have a racist bank. i think our bank is racist. this is kind of scary. this weekend an unknown vehicle fired shots at vice president joe biden's house in delaware. the vehicle sped

he has some of the elements of a ruth. he has a style that makes him a great player.he stays healthy and plays enough then you can probably generate extra people in your ballpark. therefore, he is worth something. steinbrenner's investment paid off. reggie jackson took the yankees to the world series his first year in new york. this time, they came out on top. the yankees were back in the series three out of the five years of the contract jackson and steinbrenner had signed. yankee home attendance up over 100,000 in jackson's first year in new york. reggie! reggie! reggie! they even nad a candy bar after him. reggie! reggie! the multimillion, multiyear contracts players sign today take our breath away. it's a lot of money for playing a game. but the calculations on both sides are strictly business. an employee offering a rare skill and a following of paying customers can command a high salary. when hiring an employee means higher profits most employers see the higher salary as a good investment. but why is there such a difference between the incomes of different peopl

didn't want you to see and supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg gave the president the big bear hug right before the speech. what happened once he actually started to speak? this is "way too early." >>> hi everybody. good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, january 21st. welcome to wait wait the show with the state of the union hang ever. we stayed up well past our bed times and we can commiserate with justice ginsburg. we'll talk about that coming up. the president has two years left in office. last night it was a very confident president obama addressing congress with proposals he says will lift the middle class. speaking to a packed chamber, the president claimed his and dane as practical, not partisan and patted his administration on the back for policies that are already in place. >> at every step we were told our goals were misguided or too ambitious, that we would crush jobs and explode deficits. instead we've seen the fastest economic growth in over a decade. our deficits cut by two-thirds, a stock market that has doubled and health care inflation at its lowest

. >> good afternoon i'll sneak into jackie's minutes we have lost another member of ruth gold beggars family we think it is very, very important another uncle i believe passed away we're happy to find ruth's grandson to collaborate this as has an been amazing process we feel good about preserving a piece of san francisco's history whether or not we get to live there. >> seeing none public comment is closed. >> back to you, commissioners. >> commissioners. >> i move to adapt this resolution and to move forward to the board. >> second. >> thank you. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further on that motion to adapt a recommendation. >> commissioner hyland commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner wolfram. >> president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and i have nothing for you for 2014. >> this meeting is adjourned (laughter) under 22 minutes. >> yes.

. >> ruth gomez rivera's 15-year-old son was on the bus. he left the country a week ago, but was caught by mexican authorities. >> ruth's son is interviewed by immigration officials, fingerprinted, and released to the care of his mother. >> the family is reunited for now -- but they can't go back home. they're scared it might be a death sentence for their son. it's been reported that a about a third of the children deported back to el salvador this year have faced death threats from gangs. his aunt says the family will have to go into hiding. >> this is what they're afraid of... >> at san salvador's central morgue officials say an average of 12 bodies arrive each day. >> many of them are gang-related deaths and many of them are young people. >> for three years the orellana family has searched for their 16-year-old son. >> they just recovered his remains. the grandmother told us that he was killed by a gang. a dna match was finally made and today they are here to bury him. the boy's mother lives in the united states, and was trying to bring

. >> good afternoon novice to be last on the agenda (laughter) i'm ruth an architect and planner and principle at page and turn i led the team 69 earth historians that basis in our report two analyses ago we worked to understand the significant of ethnic street and how to preserve the significance 9 staff report provided a historic importance of the building or building we call the direct building the staff supports based on research and new information this building constructed in 19 if meets the car for cargo 3rd it has outstanding district and contributed to the character of selma as much as any building in the neighborhood the second part report as a historic go resource to help the owner to plan and appropriate low improve it over time and expects to be part of the application and now i will have the owner say a few words. >> hi, i'm the president of the rubbing benefit partners our firm invests in real estate in san francisco we typically focus on that are evict low interesting whether historical in natural when we acquired this in 2012, we found that to be the case in spite of

babe ruth can't be just a one. >> if you look at the card, you can see all the defects.tiple creases throughout the card. this is about as low as it can get. >> this one is higher? this is eight? is that considered mint? >> almost mint. but you can see tiny white pieces of wear on each corner. that's the difference between an eight, nine or ten. jamie: those tiny imperfections can make a difference of thousands of dollars. >> this one is worth roughly $100 or so. if a nine, probably north of 1,000. if it's a ten, north of 5,000. jamie: so what about the "black swamp find"? do karl's cards make the grade. >> what was your reaction when you saw the first card? >> it was mind-blowing. jamie: before the find, the highest it ever gave to a card was a seven. karl's cards beat that in their first. >> it was a ty cobb. little did we know there were 15 more ty cobb 9's and, of course, hundreds of high-grade eight, nines, and even tens in the set. >> sounds pretty good. right? not so fast. it doubles the population of this type of card and the unprecedented size and quality of the

i'm joined by the "hardball" roundtable ruth marcus michelle bernard and melinda heminburger.rt with claire danes starring as carey mathson in homeland. here he is calling the shots. >> i want you to stay here. >> no. >> i'll have two security details. i'll be fine. it will be at 45,000 feet. but i need you monitoring it. >> quinn's one of the good guys. then kathryn hagel in nbc's "state of affairs." her job is to brief the president on the state offof terrorism in the world. here's here character commanding the room when news of a terrorist capture breaks out. >> charlie, i don't want to speak too soon but i think we found fada. >> get down! >> charlie, we go to print in 30 minutes. >> i know. earl, where are they at with the situation report? >> just came online. he's got boots on the ground. >> do we put it in the book? >> that we may have found fada? >> it's big news. >> the bigger news is when we kill him. >> and eighttea leoni. >> madam secretary, what an unexpected pleasure. >> general, it's time we had a talk. >> by all means, we have so much to discuss. where are you

he's thin now, it wasn't for the food. >> ruth marcus thanks so much.your guestimate or reporting on when she might announce, spring summer fall? >> i thought it was interesting in the political story today is the idea she could launch a exploratory committee, file all of the legal painperwork and there is a big splashy announcement in the summer. i agree there's no rush right now. it doesn't seem like she's going to have a real competitor at this moment she has to compete for money with and she can make splashy announcement. i also think -- i talked to people in iowa who are sort of anxious for her to go there and ask for votes. very needy those iowa democrats. so i think she has to not wait too long. >> i was there for the fry and they weren't perthrilled with her performance, not in the retail campaign mode enough to satisfy them. >> i talked to people who said don't come here and play coy, ask for my vote. >> exactly. >> amy, great to see you, thanks so much for joining us today and ruth marcus. tens and thousands of people are going to be heading t

for more on this i'm joined my ruth connif and also brad woodhouse. let's combine this if we can.reat to have both of you with us tonight. >> thanks, ed. >> ruth, it just seems to me if sarah palin is the bar of the right wing that gets motivated to vote all she did was help scott walker. your thoughts? >> she never made any sense to me. she pushes some emotional thoughts. but when she talks, it is word salad. scott walker is dangerous. he is not dumb. he is a skilled politician. while he appeals to that base he also comes off as personable and potentially moderate which he is not if you look at his record in wisconsin. in his speech in iowa he indicated that. he highlighted the things he down played in reelection. things like closing down planned parenthood. many of them saw planned parenthood as their primary health care provider. he is trying to privatize our public schools. he was saying, look, i wasn't running on wisconsin values and with wisconsin money. i was running with these big national donors like the coke brothers helping me. thanks guys. >> i'm reading today walker w

get another chance to say this, but i just have to say what a loss your leaving retiring, will be ruth, even if we get a grateful commission shortly after. you are the best environmentalist on this commission. your knowledge of the san francisco environment and the issues that are effect it as well as the broad sweep of relationships that you have built with the activists and the individuals and the environmental organizations and the people in the city departments and including but not limited to the department of the environment, have been an enormous to the commission, and then have enhanced the work of the department as well as the commission. and we are going to be poorer for your leaving, and i hope you know how much we all have appreciated and benefited from your service on this commission. >> thank you, so much. for that. >> i really appreciate it. very, very much. and you all will be very much missed, in the capacity in which i currently know you but i am probably not going very far and may return to be kind of a pain. >> you better. >> thanks. >> any more announcements or any

chris kyle's widow spoke me about ruth's struggles with mental illness. >> i don't buy it.y lame excuse for horrible behavior. >> the courts have already given ruth a protective order and gag order for those involved in the case. his defense team still is not confident a fair trial is possible. >>> startling new research on the effects pain killers like vicatin and oxycontin have on one born children. the centers for disease control say just today that these opiates can cause birth defects. it's the first time they studied the effects of these drugs. cdc says more than a quarter of women who might become pregnant are currently receiving these prescriptions, a quarter of women who might become pregnant. that is fascinating and amazing. >>> time to check in with shepard smith reporting live. >> much more coming on the breaking news out of yemen why it could have enormous consequences here in the united states. we heard of a deal to keep yemen's government in place. the same government that's a very important ally to the united states against al qaeda. now the yemeni president

>>see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >>> we're back with our panel, ruth, michelle, and melinda.lywood's depiction of women in washington? is it real? seems like washington has come a long way in the past few years. many of the president's top officials are women. susan rice, u.s. ambassador to the u.n., samantha power, assistant to the president lisa monaco. his cabinet is six women, three of the past five secretaries of state have been women. and the next front-runner for to be the president of the united states is hillary clinton. you cover it all. let's have a firefight here. valerie jared has been getting attention. not necessarily positive. if she were a guy, would this be happening? >> a few things about valerie jared, she's a uniquely influential person who occupies a position of closeness to the president, both personally and professionally that is unusual in white houses. i think the fact that she is a woman just makes that a little bit harder for people to take. and it kind of goes back to something that michelle was saying before about whether we were ready for a blac

you've been following this cloesly, as has ruth. looks like everybody is jumping in.ce people want to be in. >> look, we knew in a double open primary in that you have no incumbent on either side the sitting vice president at least not running yet, so we knew this was going to be a big field. i've been on your show many times. if you asked me a month ago is jeb bush running, i would say my guess is he's probably leaning against it. if you asked me six weeks ago, is mitt romney running? i probably would have had a good laugh, to be honest. there was no indication at all from romney world that he was at all interested. to the extent anyone mentioned it, they quickly beat that idea back down. everyone i talked to in that orbit essentially says yes, this is a real thing, and they are all surprised at how quickly it's all moving. it went essentially from zero to 60. if he does run, it does change the calculus for christie marco rubio, a scott walker john kasich in ohio. the field becomes -- there's a lot less room in a field that has jeb bush and mitt romney in it. >> and

, not sandra and i am sandra, not ruth. the alumni threw a party at the local country club and hired a stripper. none of the women present could quite believe it was happening, but the dean appreciated the thought behind the invitation and well fortified behind curbing the embraced a guest it was that moment i i saw -- decided the hell with contracts, the law school needed a course on gender. women are moving up, barriers are coming down. examples of blatant discrimination are rare. at the same time, this progress has created its own difficulties. the central problem is what i i call the no problem problem, the lack of consensus that there is a serious problem. on virtually every measure of social status financial well-being and physical safety women feel worse than men, sexual violence remains common and reproductive rights are by no means secure. they pay a price in the world outside it. these issues are not cultural priorities. part of the problem is the image of the feminist movement which keeps many women from identify

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host: ruth, thank you.uest: i think it is interesting the caller mentioned those three, romney, jeb bush, and chris christie, as the republican candidates, and those are the names you see people throwing out. every once in a while some place like the "weekly standard" talks about an outside candidate like ben carson, and i think that is a mistake if republicans are thinking this is it -- this is the field. we are in january of 2015. jeb bush has started exploratory committee. mitt romney has not done anything official. chris christie, even less so. there are a lot of candidates you could argue that are from a younger generation, a new generation politically. i go back to 2008. it was such an important year not just because barack obama won the election, but because of what happened in the economy. i think it changed people's perception of the relationship of government, business, banking, consumers, and the level to which government ought to be involved. look at wisconsin governor scott walker who was elect

. >> all these years later ruth says it's still difficult to discuss but she feels she must. >> a lot of people are forgetting and a lot of people are not knowing and not caring to find out. >> at age 14 she and her family were transported from check shraf kwrobg i can't to auschwitz. >> i was lucky. they later learned 59 immediate family members were murdered. >> my mother and brother and children and all my aunts and uncles. when i think of them being in the gas chamber, the horror of how that went is unbearable. >> jacques's parents were killed in auschwitz. he was hidden with a catholic family. he goes it a holocaust museum commemorating the anniversary. >> in newspapers and universities after we're all gone will carry the lessons. >> that's why ruth cohen felt compelled to talk despite the deep pain. >> we have to be witnesses to what happened. >> president obama issued a statement today honoring victims and survivors of the holocaust. the recent attacks on paris served as a reminder. reporting in southwest washington abc7 news. a terrifying thought having to rescue your family a

ruth wilson was named best actress in a drama. and kevin spacey took home best tv actor.n's "transparent" won best tv series. and jeffrey tambor won best actor. he gave a moving dedication in his acceptance speech. >> i would like to dedicate my performance and this award to the transgendered community. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. for your courage, thank you for your inspiration, thank you for your patience and thank you for letting us be a part of the change. >> congrats to him and that whole cast newcomer gooen ya rodriguez was named best actress in a comedy and the hosts didn't hold back in their monologue, some of their targets, north korea and bill cosby. >> when north korea threaten an attack if sony pictures released the interview, forcing us all to pretend we wanted to see it. >> north korea referred to the interview as absolutely intolerable and wanton act act of terror. >>> and into the woods cinderella runs from her prince. and sleeping beauty just thought that she that she was getting coffee with bill cosby. >> oh all right, that's going to do

facilitated by city boss, abe ruth ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28 1912 mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928 the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus

nicole are we expecting a big show of support particularly in the hezbollah stronghold of southern baiz ruth beirut? >> we would expect thousands of hezbollah supporters to be out on the street for the funeral ever jihadofjihad magnia, the son of a late hezbollah commander who was also killed by israel in 2008. more funerals we will expect on tuesday as well in some of the southern villages where some of the men who were killed are from. the sayings is quite tense down on the lebanese israeli border. the united nations peace keepers are down there. high alert for lebanese army down there. speaking to people inside beirut they do expect some kind of retaliation at some point by hezbollah. but the people we've spoken to don't necessarily think it will happen immediately. it could take some time. having said that though, they also believe that hezbollah doesn't want to open up a new present right now with israel. it is very much occupied inside syria fighting the war aside the assad regime. some retral ya retaliatory action but something that doesn't lead to war. >> nicole johnston there in bei

ruth and kim from social equality and many others who worked on the campaign to free him. there will be a number of memorials coming forward to remember chul sue lee's live and i want to thank american asian studies for being their for him. lastly i respectfully request that we end our meeting in honor of a man, a homeless man named mr. tay lamb. he was a homeless person brutally killed on november 23rdrd. 67-year-old was beaten to death as he slept in an alley

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as far as i'm concerned, hank broke babe ruth's record and what happened in that period just exists.ing -- >> rose: you concerned the barryi" bonds broke babe ruth's record. >> yes -- we all have our own opinion. >> rose: your opinion is there has been an asterisk or your opinion is simply if you look at the numbers. >> i'm going to let charlie, we did what we had to do. we corrected it. we fixed the problem better i think than anybody else has and i think the independent experts say we have. i can't redo that part of history. >> rose: alex rodriguez is six home runs short of)=÷ willie mays, willie mays. >> the great willie mays, you're right. we'll have to see what happens. he'll be playing for this team or at least be in spring training in another month or so. >> rose: what do you think will happen. >> i don't know. i'm going to let the yankees worry about that. >> rose: lets turn to what is for you proud achievements in baseball. one, you mention there is interleague play you're proud of that. you're also proud of the fact that you have a wild card. >> now two more. >> rose: you'r

>> paul, i'm watching supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. she's 81 and will be 82 in march.'s also very left wing. i think it's possible she's going to step down this year because if she does, that gives president obama a chance to nominate someone with similar politics for her seat. if she waits and a republican takes office in 2016, that makes it more difficult. >> all right. james? >> pope francis is the person i think we aught to be watching this year. we may find out more about who he is. it's been a bit of a mystery when he was a cardinal. he seemed to have generated all the right enemies among lefty dictators in south america as i learned from reading mary's columns, but since being pope he's made a lot of bizarre statements on the economy. a lot of it appears to be moving to the left as a result of selective quo wetation in the media. >> and my personal pick is stanley fisher vice chair of the federal reserve more than janet yellen has is determining when and how fast they raise interest rates. we'll watch him. that's it for this week's show and thank you to my panel

. >>> and ruth ginsburg talked about what inspired her to get back on the bench, she had surgery, she is 81 years old and doing pretty well. just ginburg said she read briefs while she was in the hospital and was back in court less than a week later. >> my motto for going back was after massive surgery, a woman was on the bench nine days after her surgery. >> ginsburg knew something was wrong when she got exhausted working out one day, today she spoke before a group of law students. >>> and sworn in last night, the celebration didn't stop there. and we're going from mild weather to some of the coldest air we've s >>> some breaking news tonight, a u.s. senator who broke barriers has died. we have learned that former massachusetts senator edward brook died of natural causes at his home in florida, now brook was elected to the senate in 1966 and in doing so he was the first african-american to sit in that capacity. >>> and the maryland incoming governor thanking the people governor larry hogan is visiting larry county and will be in allegheny and washington counties tomorrow. he is only

ruth and kim from social equality and many others who worked on the campaign to free him. there will be a number of memorials coming forward to remember chul sue lee's live and i want to thank american asian studies for being their for

ruth, has this changed event here in washington what we saw happen in paris?s the realization of something that we've known all along which is we are as you were asking, entering a new phase in the war on terror which is -- that there is constant threat not of 9/11 type incidents but of smaller incidents and honestly we've been lucky that they have been relatively few so far. we just need to be constantly vigilant in very short term you saw it in the conversation you were having with senator cornyn and congressman mccaul. a tension between washington desire to show it can get something done and specifically with the pending funding of the department of homeland security and it's desire to express republicans desire to express displeasure with the president. i think this particular episode really ramps up the pressure to make sure there is no funding short fall. >> schieffer: let me bring up something that nobody has talked about on this whole journalism front, i personally am not one for making fun of anybody's religion, i just don't think those kind of things

>> there was a lot of pressure on justice ruth bader ginsberg and just in case something could happen that would make it harder for president obama to replace her or we have a new president in 2016, a republican. but she's healthy. she's hanging in there. she gets regular cancer checks. she has survived two serious bouts of cancer. our next justices are anthony kennedy and anthony scalia, both 78. they don't look to be going anywhere soon. >> it's part of your watch, the ghoul watch who might retire. and finallyer everything that happens or doesn't happen will inevidently play out of the next presidential campaign. jeb bush presumably cleared the deck for the run. hillary clinton. against this backdrop the cnbc survey showing that 53% of americans are pessimistic about the current economic situation while only 23% are optimistic. who's best in position to win that fight? >> well, it's a really good question. you think -- i think what we're hearing as these candidates start to hone their message or a reason for running they're going to have to answer that question. they're going to hav

the sonoma county coroner's office identified a woman killed when an suv fell on her in santa rosa, ruth tappian was at the corner of third and b street when a car and an suv crashed. the suv flipped over and landed on her. both drivers suffered minor injuries. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00. san jose officials are expected to approve a pig hunting law that week that allows armed citizens to take out invasive wild hogs. but has is been successful? >> the president's bold political move in alaska today that has ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. >>> welcome back. a temporary law that allows people in san jose to trap and kill wild pigs is expected to be made permanent this week. the city council will vote on tuesday to keep the law enforcement it allows home and business owners to shoot and kill kwame kilpatrick ferrell hogs. you must have a license. the law seems to be working, the plains are down. >>> the white house will take steps to p

we're not far away from the home of ruth. she's one of the women who was killed and charles severance is being charged with that crime. so people in this neighborhood are on high alert. they're trying to return to the homes and the safety that they have grown accustomed to here in alexandria. reporting live i'm zachary keach. back to you in the studio. >>> bless investigating two deadly shootings overnight. we're working to learn the names of both victims including a victim killed on t. street at 1:00 this morning. you can see police shut down t. street. they did not say how old the boy was. in northwest eastman was killed on homing place a few blocks from the columbia station, metro station. check on the washington app for updates on these developing stories. >>> and right now a million people attending a march in the heart of france. this is a live look. they say they will fight terrorism with freedom. more than 40 world leaders and attorney general eric holder are at that march. france is still recovering from this week's

. >> hello good afternoon my name is ruth i thank you you all for a allowing me to share any experiences last summer i worked with many successful engineers in the workplace and how to create pensions the overlay experience i'll remember and love being a part of sf i p we were highly encouraged go to network with our supervisors and peers and everybody and i'm not only carrying a 3.5 gpa but an administrative assistant awhile having the skills thank you commissioners again yourself time and i hope my peers are able to enjoy more of the programs. >> thank you for talking with his good luck to you our. >> next speaker. >> is miriam solace. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is miriam as stated i'm a dock i don't like students with the city and planning on campus i collaborative with researchers that are tdr in how utilities are going to interaction with the utilities and utilities across the country are including the environmental jisz researchers like myself we like to say we do cutting-edge research and identified new models for equitable communities but in the fields like pickup p

first-year series "the affair" walked away with best tv drama and best actress for one of its stars, ruth wilson. best actor went to kevin spacey. >> it was a fun night to watch. >>> all right, let's get down to business on this monday morning with cnbc. good morning. >> betty, good morning to you. stocks look to bounce back this week after the markets ended in the red last week. look for data this week on retail sales, inflation and the consumer earning season kicks off with the results from aluminum giant alcoa. president obama will be focusing on cyber security issues this week, a topic he'll address in a state of union address next week. improve online privacy for consumers and students. >>> general motors is planning to introduce an electric car in 2017 that could drive 20 on miles on a single charge. it will be at the detroit auto show today. betty. >> the road to super bowl has its final four peyton manning and the broncos struggled against the colts. after taking the early lead andrew luck threw for 265 yards and 2 touchdowns to upset the broncos, 24-13. >>> cowboys first postseas

hi, ruth reed flooded the bank do this -- hi ruth. why did the bank do this?put her stamp on the bank which meant she asked the ceo -- she has been saying, she is listening to what investors are saying. they have been saying, you need to raise capital and make sure you pass the tcb stress test. you still have to go out and raise money. she decided to be first out the door. >> she was first out the door. deutsche bank got ahead of her at christmas. where is it going to leave set tender -- satander? >> they have been saying -- we are hearing that other banks like deutsche bank with a go back and raise capital? one thing she did, she did this as accelerated sale which meant they completed it overnight. you usually have a deep discount associated with capital increases. they did not have to face that. you are going to invest -- >> she went at the right time when he story was good, and a clean sweep. >> she took over from her father who died. how much of this is her trying to stamp a different direction on the bank? >> i think absolutely it is. people across the ma

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>> i'm watching supreme court justice ruth badder ginsburg she's 81, will be 82 in march and very left i think it's possible she'll step down this year because if she does that gives president obama a chance to nominate someone with similar politics for her seat. if she waits, and a republican takes office in 2016, that makes it more difficult. >> all right, james? >> pope francis is the person i think we ought to be watching this year. we might find out more about who he is. it's been a bit of a mystery when he was a cardinal, he seemed to have generated all of the right enemies among lefty dictators in south america as i learned from reading mary's columns, but since he's been pope he's made a lot of bizarre statements on the economy. some of this appears to be a move to the left, it's a result of selective quotation in the media. i think this year we may get a better sense of who he is and what the agenda is. >> my personal stanley fisher obscure, voice chairman of the federal reserve, more than janet yellen has credibility in financial markets and will be a crucial voice at the fed

also the part of senator ted cruz's response that he didn't want you to see and supreme court justice ruthsburg gave the president the big bear hug right before the speech. what happened once he actually started to speak? this is "way too early." >>> hi everybody. good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, january 21st. welcome to wait wait the show with the state of the union hang ever. we stayed up well past our bed times and we can commiserate with justice ginsburg. we'll talk about that coming up. the president has two years left in office. last night it was a very confident president obama addressing congress with proposals he says will lift the middle class. speaking to a packed chamber, the president claimed his and dane as practical, not partisan and patted his administration on the back for policies that are already in place. >> at