hi, my name is sarah brand. i took the afternoon off and took 8 hours to be here that's how much i care. one of the things i noticed for myself is i was born and raised in san francisco. i've been paying for muni since i was in diapers with my family. when muni breaks downey walk an hour and a half to work if i can't get on the bus. so, that's how that work. but one of the things i'm really proud of is we have a transportation system and it makes me really sad that we have regional shuttles and corporations that are saying, you know, you can't fix that. so, we're going to go around it. they have created a system where they renegade decide what they are going to do and they ask you the board who is really in charge to go along with their system and stamp it or come up with a system that works based on what they already did. and i encourage you as the board to find your system that works for us because you are in charge and you are the people who decide how much they will pay. i do not have a car. but when i have

john: russell brand known for flicks like forgetting meet sarah marshall had his own tv show was canceleddeveloping a new show which is owned by fox. what are you thinking, fox? he objects to capitalism solid interview were said what would you replace it with? to make you talk vaguely about revolution what is it? >> the egalitarian system with the heavy taxation of corporations and massive responsibility for the energy company to exploit the environment. >> they get a little tiny bit of knowledge did idown socialist dribble and he is the attention horror like the paris hilton of film. john: he once a socialist egalitarian system. >> appeals to people when they are very young and idealistic and passionate and insane which is you are supposed to be but then we grow up and pay taxes. he is not relevant in entertainment so he has to say these things to get injured -- attention. john: what about george lucas? he has made billions to help create "star wars" or indiana jos. >> among the people who have known you as a billionaire that is not crazy about capitalism. >> that's true. i grew up in th

brand's british actor. known for flicks like "forgetting sarah marshal" and get him to the greek. nceled. now developing a new show for fx, owned by fox. boss, what are you thinking? anyway, brand objects to capitalism. a bbc interviewer asked him what would you replace it with? >> all i'm asking, what is the scheme? you talk vaguely revolution. what is it? >> a socialist egalitarian, based on massive redistribution of wealth, heavy tax on corporations, and, any companies exploiting the environment, the very concept of profit. >> a little tiny bit of knowledge and it becomes this watered down, socialist, drivel. he is in a sense an attention -- like the paris hilton of film. >> he wants a socialist egalitarian. >> egalitarian. >> equal appeals to people. >> it appeals to people when they're very young and idealistic and passionate and insane. which is what youth is supposed to be. when you grow up and pay taxes people like russell brand no longer make sense. he is not a relevant person in entertainment anymore. he has to say these things to get attention. >> russell brand is a sill

john: russell brand known for flicks like forgetting meet sarah marshall had his own tv show was canceled he is developing a new show which is owned by fox. what are you thinking, fox? he objects to capitalism solid interview were said what would you replace it with? to make you talk vaguely about revolution what is it? >> the egalitariansystem with the heavy taxation corporations and massive responsibility for the energy company to exploit the environment. >> they get a little tin bit of knowledge did it become so watered down socialist dribble and he is the attenti horror like the paris hilton of film. john: he once a socialist egalitarian system. >>ppeals to people when they are very young and idealist and passionate and insane which is you are supposed to be but then we grow up and pay taxes. he is not relevant in entertainment so he has to say these things to get injured attention. john: what about george lucas? he has made billions to help create "star wars" or indiana jones. >> among the people who have known you as a billionaire that is not crazy about capitalism. >> that's true.

brand-new mayor. let's check in with sarah who is live outside the city in manhattan. bill deblasio was sworn in on wednesday. a big storm headed his way. tell us what they are doing for preparation. >> they are working on trying it get ahead of the storm because they know it's coming. right now the calm before the storm. salt spreaders on the road and more leaving every minute. try to get a jump-start on the winter road preps. we will see about 300 out on the road. staffed by about 4,000 workers on 12-hour shifts. residents are preparing buying shovels, food, and water. we are hearing about shortages at the stores and people taking this winter storm seriously. now officials are cautioning people to stay off the road and if you absolutely must be out, take a flashlight and food and water in your car. it goes without saying. dress warmly and coats and mid-ens and gloves. anywhere from six to 12 inches of snow expected and up to 16 in some areas. you will throw in the chilly winds and the brutal temperature drops. you have the perfect storm for the first winter storm of

on women as they wage a war on women, against females like sarah palin and karate mcmorris rodgers and it turns out they are just another brandus radicals and they label the right as bigots as they stereotyaiereotype so v. congratulations, turns out you were the villains you were waiting for. k.g., i have to hand it to michelle malkin. she got on twitter. i'm tired of outrage. i like action. send pictures of your family to msnbc. made them look really stupid. >> i like her. you know, she's a provocative but in a thoughtful way that makes sense. i mean, this was something that she put together. i think it speaks volumes, they say, picture is worth a thousand words. there you go, take a look at this, beautiful family and makes a lot of sense. that's why she connects with people, and what do you say if you're msnbc? i think you feel awful about the choices you're making and what their colleagues have done there. >> bob, they have -- msnbc has apologized, phil griffin has apologized. i mean -- why should they apologize if this is something that they kind of do a lot of? i mean, it's who -- i -- i happen to think calling somebody

brand. it's not unique anymore. it's like a company has to have a website. that's no longer a differentiator. >> sarah, have i told you, you're really, really smart? sarah lacy, thanks for joining us from las vegas. >> bye, howie. >> bye-bye. >>> can tvs tap into the web or has the good old tube reached its limits? >>> later, why do all the reporters stand out in the freezing cold? is welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. i nethat's my geico digital introduciinsurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away on the geico app. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you k

sarah palin? he says he hired her as a fox news contributor because he wanted to give courteous to pass off the people that wanted her dead. hands starting a brandry channel with bill o'reilly. joining us now the "a team." we talked on your broadcast this afternoon if it is great. john gibson, we are delighted to see you in that you have joined us. let's start with the unemployment insurance and the odd mix of emotions with the republican party about extendi unemployment benefits to people who have been long-term unemployed because of disastrous economic policy implemented by this administration. >> it is not their fault. of less they voted for obama [laughter] >> there are looking for a jobs most of them are. there are no jobs to had. the president tries to put a band-aid over it to keep them in the unemployed the checks but as charles crumb number says of the speci report, this is an indictment of the administration's economic policies. lou: new support republicans voting for the extension? >> i don't want to see nobody pay their heating bill in the cold but come on. this is a consequence of five years of his economic policies and people shoul

that sarah palin should be treated like a slave, all of these things are leaning backward and it's totally not what msnbc was supposed to be about originally. it's doing real severe damage to the brand. >> do you agree? >> i agree -- did you say sally? >> sorry. i was hoping to go to you. >> i agree in general about what dylan said but i have to say i would not compare what happened on melissa perry-harris' show with what happened with martin bashir. again, i want to return to the fact that her brand is to exactly be on top of the kind of -- i would say ignorant and racist commentary. so for her to even in a slight way seem to be supporting that was important for her to speak to. that's not where she's going every day. she stands for something else. i'm not saying that martin bashir didn't but i think that was so out of pocket that it was an entirely different case. i get in general where dylan is coming from but i think -- i'm not sure everything can be lumped together in this way. >> go ahead. >> i couldn't agree with you more. two very different cases. i think the point i'm trying to make here is there is a sort of whether it's bashir or harris-perry, there's a desire to demonize

brands will deliver what you should do with that stock. bear market with japan's nikkei 20% off the highs is one of 13's winningest trades suddenly a loser. let's meet today's starting lineup. sarah eisen on the $9 billion being pulled from emerging market funds and what it means. jon najarian on the return of volatility in a big way. josh lipton on google's hit. mike murphy on walmart, mastercard and consumer. simon baker and what he thinks is a buy today. ben willis, now getting the markets on the floor of the new york stock exchange. steve liesman right here next to us on whether central banks around the globe are simply out of bullets. we do begin with investors heading for the exits. equity funds have seen the biggest weekly out flows in more than two years. bonds meantime continuing to move higher than ten-year yield dropping to its lowest level since october. sire a eisen, we begin with you in this tremendous move out of emerging market equities. i know you're watching currencies but that's not to be ignored. >> yanking their money out of emerging markets period. the fun flow data had the most out flows last week since back in 2011 for emerging markets. talking about $6 bi