. >> all remaining bidders are guilty. >> schneider was a no show at tonight's meeting. they claim any nuclear weapons involvement they've had happened a decade ago. in oakland, kpix5. >> he hopes to write a policy about how exactly the center would be monitored. he wants to create an advisory board. >> new at 10:00, if the city won't do it, a new group of activists will hand out free crack pipes on the streets of san francisco. the group is called the urban survivor's union based in the tenderloin district. dr. isaac jackson says volunteers will begin to pass out 50 to 100 crack pipes a day beginning in march. last week, the mayor and the city's health director told kpix5 they were against a formal reames recommendation that it could help stop the spread of hiv. >> we don't know the entire lifestyle of the crack user. that's why we're doing this. we want to know people. they could be part of the mix of why our rates are not going down fast enough. >> crack pipes are illegal because they are drug paraphernalia. they are prepared to risk going to jail. >>> president obama

bloomberg meteorologist bonnie schneider.l de blasio will give an update this morning at 10:00 a.m. on the winter storm and you can watch it at our live event channel at bloomberg.com/tv. vegas, forrk, to las more on what you can expect to see, we bring in senior west coast correspondent jon erlichman. which companies are getting the early buzz? >> i am always amazed by how many companies are there. there are so many. you have football fields full of products -- 20,000 products, 15 different tech categories. some will talk about the phones and the televisions and others will talk about the smaller stories like digital health. there is a great bloomberg.com story that highlights you have about 300 different companies there, fitness apps and wearable devices. also, connected cars. biggermentioned some companies, some smaller companies. of ito the giants get out -- sony, samsung, the like? >> this is the one time where everybody's attention at the beginning is -- "what do you have?" we do not talk about televisions or even smart

, shot david koresh in the head with a pistol and then schneider turned the pistol on himself. >> theren themselves were mostly executed. they were either beat to death, stabbed to death, or shot. david koresh was never going to walk out of that place on our terms. it was doomed from day one that that place, which went by the name of ranch apocalypse, was destined to end up in flames. >> in the aftermath of the tragedy, not another waco became a rallying cry for the atf. the agency improved intelligence gathering and reporting methods and changed policy regarding who makes on-the-ground incident decisions. the fbi made changes as well forming the crisis response group to make complete cooperation between negotiators and their tactical teams. >> i made the decision. i'm accountable. the buck stops with me and nobody ever accused me of running from a decision that i made based on the best information that i had. >> waco was an early test for attorney general janet reno, though she came under intense criticism for her decisions, she remained in office until 2001. as for the "waco tribune

they should all be disqualified tonight. >> reporter: schneider was a no show at tonight's meeting. they claim any nuclear weapons involvement they have had happened a decade ago. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> and the issue will now go before the entire oakland city council. >>> 4:40 now. a bay area woman got sick one afternoon then was on life support the next night. now her family wants others to learn a lesson about what happened. >> 33 couples tied the knot at the grammys. now a pair of newlyweds from the bay area is talking about their big day. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, police say it appears the cs are keeping item >>> the city of belmont is dealing with a rash of thefts from curbside mailboxes. police say it appears the thieves are keeping items that could be worth something to them than getting rid of the rest. in the past week large amounts of discarded mail have been found tossed into people's yards on terrace and hillman. >> what we think is happening is that subjects are going through selectively taking pieces of mail. they are probably going for things related to identity

bonnie schneider will come back. i am sorry.t excuse for break out your montclair jacket. >> that is true. >> overnight tonight when it is zero visibility you may change your mind. >> there are no windows in the bar that i go to. paypal.of founder of all kinds of innovative companies, almost in equity fever but there is not. and 2000.1999 what is different this time? is a boom, particularly in silicon valley it is getting frothy. different. it is not as extreme. second, the increase in 1999 was all tech. it was all the nasdaq. it went twice, three times the rest of the market. today it is broad-based. >> we talk about the weather and the digital technology, we have digital everywhere. where is your red flag on digital a? >> it is real. the whole thing israel. just think about this one thing. how much time do you spend with people while they are looking at their phone? it is constant. the world has changed. singular a guest risk to silicon valley's enthusiasm right now? >> i think overestimating the impact of social media. the va

professor mike schneider runs his lab at stanford in part around himself. >> i think we've done overyears over 60 samples. >> schneider tests himself at almost owe saysive intervals. >> this t is a change i have in a particular gene that makes me susceptible to a disease called aplastic anemia. >> but the results shocked him. >> i was found to have a risk for adult on set diabetes. five weeks later i went to my regular doctor and had all these tests done again and sure enough my glucose level went even higher to the point write was classified as diabetic. i changed my whole lifestyle. >> lower cost dna sequencing. >> what implications does that have for medicine? >> really makes it accessible for everyone. it will also mean it will move to preventive medicine. hopefully predict diseases better and catch them earlier and avoid them in the first place if you change your lifestyle accordingly. just to give you a feel for this, in the area of cancer this is already having a huge impact. we sequence the dna of cancer patients, makes them predictions about what went wrong with them genetic

years over 60 samples. >> schneider tests himself in almost obsessively frequent intervals. >> makese vulnerable for aplastic anemia. i've gone from a 27% to a 45% chance to get type 2 diabetes. i went to my own doctor and sure enough, my glucose level went higher and i was diagnosed as diabetic. i changed my whole lifestyle. >> what implication does that have for medicine? >> you'll be able to get your dna sequence early and hopefully be able to predict diseases earlier, catch them or avoid them if you change your lifestyle accordingly. >> you can see exactly what rachelle's dna showed this weekend on al jazeera america. >>> a young from star from china is getting ready to rock the grammies mixing metal with mozart. he is nothing less than a rock star in the classical world. putting the cool, back in classical music for a new generation. >> some friends have a problem image-wise, to think about classical musicians. they probably think we are pretty stiff and a little bit like a robot. but actually we are not. we are very passionate and exciting. so here we go! >> if you don't know w

it turns out schneider electric is involved in nuclear weapons work according to its website.hneider would be a violation of oakland's municipal code. >> they are directly and intimately involved with nuclear weapons work. >> schneider electric says it's been a decade since it was involved in nuclear programs. but the committee did not approve schneider for the project sent the issue to the full city council. >>> a man is in the hospital this morning after a bad fall during a family picnic. about 5:00 last night, the man fell off a cliff at china camp state park and landed 30 feet down. san rafael firefighters say the man in his 30s was unconscious when a coast guard helicopter hoisted him to safety. then another helicopter flew him to the hospital. >> right now it's low tide so it's very rocky. the best access for us was to use the lock line from the coast guard which brought the patient up to the parking lot, where we loaded him up in calstar and the flight nurses and paramedics provided advance life support. >> there is no word on his condition this morning. >>> the market

mark schneider has that story. unfortunately we're having some technical difficulty with that story. we'll try oget it for you later. coming up, banking on pot. the u.s. attorney general steps in. the big battle over where to put profits from legal marijuana. plus, check mate. bill gates goes head to head with a young chess champion and all gates money can't save him. unfortunately as we went towards january, the drought has really increased in this area. and of course we're looking at a situation here that they haven't seen in many, many, many years. now up here towards the northeast, we're looking at snow that's coming into the picture across the great lakes. what's going to be happening, snow across much of the region. in new york we're going to see only a dusting but north we will have more. news up next. >> all right, let's go back to texas now, we've worked out our technical problems. a major court decision about a pregnant woman on life support. a controversial ruling in a very highly charged case. mark schn

schneider electric's website says the company is involved in nuclear weapons work.land municipal code does not allow cities to hire such companies. schneider electric says it's been a decade since it was involved in nuclear programs. but the committee did not approve the company for the project and sent the issue to the full city council. >>> four words are bringing 9er nation together heading into super bowl sunday. >> anyone but the seahawks. that's become the catch phrase taking over the bay area. one woman is help kiet do and all 9ers fans get over the nfc championship loss. 49ers fans will have to answer come sunday. what to wear to the super bowl party? >> don't you ever talk about me! >> talk about me, talk about me, talk about me, talk about me -- [ echo ] >> reporter: whatever you decide, at the very least, make it red and gold. >> hi! >> reporter: hi. for this business owner, the answer came after watching richard sherman's post-game interview. [ screaming at the top of his lungs ] >> i looked at my boys and my husband and i said, anybody but the seahawks.

governor rick schneider offered to help detroit out of bankruptcy.elp the city, but won't close the $3 billion funding gap. target will no longer offer health insurance to part-time workers. it will encourage them to sign up for obamacare. target will cut 475 jobs around the globe. company under pressure after one of the biggest data breaches history. a sweet deal for candy crush. the makers of the game have trademarked the word "candy." netflix stock is climbing after the best subscriber growth in three years. the site drew 2.3 million more americans in the last quarter. netflix is killing it because more than 2 million people decided they now want to watch their original shows, "house of cards" or "orange is the new black" which brings it to 33 million people. netflix wants to become a movie studio. that red envelope is all grown up. maybe it's a cable killer. brian seltzer is here with us and samuel. what is netflix doing right? >> it is all about "orange is the new black" and "house of cards." hulu is coming along and amazon is coming along. they

we bring in bonnie schneider. how serious is this storm shaping up to be? we hear a lot of hype, what is going on? >> this is a lot more than that. we are already seeing impact. many flights have been canceled. chicago was impacted by the same storm. 70 million americans will be system fromthis one the midwest to the south and the northeast. notice flight cancellations, 14%. 24% in advance. winter weather advisories. the blizzard warning is for nassau and suffolk counties. a widespread area of winter weather warnings. snow and wind. blizzard warning's are where we are going to see zero visibility tonight. not an eye to be traveling after 6:00 in the new york area. foot of snown, one expected. a big snow maker. the reason we are seeing this, a dome of high pressure in the midwest. systemw-pressure develops off of the carolinas, it is coming into that cold air. a perfect storm. seeing cold air, moisture, timing and a longer-lasting event. most advisories go through 1:00 tomorrow. this will continue into friday morning. the question is who will get how much sn

it turns out schneider electric is involved in nuclear weapons work according to its website. hiring them would be a violation of oakland municipal code. >> all remaining bidders are guilty of the same violations. they should all be disqualified tonight. >> schneider electric says it's been a decade since it was involved in nuclear programs but the committee did not approve schneider for the project and sent the issue to the full city council. >>> it is 5:09 on your wednesday. the crack pipe crusader. meet the man who says free crack pipes are a matter of life and death! plus -- >> further south to get away from the south. but it followed me down i guess. >> deep snow in the deep south. a rare winter storm that has caused gridlock and frayed nerves. >> and the pope is a rock and roll star. what's behind the rolling stones cover coming up. >> fog and drizzle but we could soon see a little rain, too. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and if you are heading for the nimitz in the oakland area, we are watching a major accident which has shut down two lanes of traffic southbound 8

our meteorologist bonnie schneider is in new york with all of the details.assuming this involves some sort of historical data. how are they doing this? >> they are putting this into an android application. they look at the amount of time that a snowstorm a last and calmly inches of snow are expected. what the temperature is. they created an album that will determine if you're going to get a snow day. it depends on where you're going to live. if you grow up in a silly community, you know whether or not you are also getting a snow day, no matter how much snow you managed to have to go to school. there is fluctuation too. you have to give the credit to these kids. they have turned it into an app to curb -- predict the weather. >> no historical data. perhaps they could improve their accuracy. we talked about the nfl games earlier. there is a potential blackout. there is one game that is still not sold out. there will be cold temperatures this weekend. how will that affect the game? >> the storm system is pulling away. behind it, we have bitter cold temperatures.

this is actor john schneider.his was taken an hour after john discovered that his father had died. thank you john for sharing the images with us. speaking about sharing we have a blog by our guest david and deborah. david's cancer video blog. david and deborah, you have shared this journey with all of america. what have you learnt about the empathy that it has engennedered. >> i think it's amazing. the blog has had over 81,000 hits from 74 different countries. none of us get out of this alive. it's true all over the world. it's amazing how many people respond and say "you know, you are teaching us things that nurse and physicians never told us during chemo and radiation, and we love your youtube blogs." >> jody, you started b.c.s. m, you have a huge online community of breast cancer survivors, patients. how do you think social media is changing the way we discussed the issues. >> it's remarkable in the way that we can connect with someone that is affected with the same disease, whether it's prime airy or metastati

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logrÓ viajar gracias a la invitaciÓn de congresista schneider.eforma migratoria. >> estoy muy optimista, definitivamente creo que la vamos a pasar este aÑo. porque cuando el presidente dijo que necesitamos tomar la iniciativa, hubo algunos republicanos que separaron para aplaudir. entonces, hay esperanza >> la joven es una de las miles de jÓvenes que se auto identifican como dreamers. >> una joven hispana en california asegura que un policÍa que le detuvo de varias normas al comprometerla con fue rtes falsos. juzgada.juan carlos gonzalez nos cuenta los detalles. >> el agente le detuvo cuando la joven condujo su auto por una zona de construcciÓn en la carretera. >> me agarro, me levanto de mi silla y me aventÓ contra atrÁs de mi cabeza, entre el paredÓn. toda mi cara pegÓ contra un concreto que estaba en la pared. >> el incidente ocurriÓ el 21 de marzo, segÚn la presunta vÍctima, el hacer que la llevÓ a este, el hospital para que le practicaran pruebas de alcoholemia, a lo cual esa serie y espero pacientemente sin embargo dice que Él se mostrÓ muy

the two are related and the pound is a better bid against the dollar, 1.6469. >> bonnie schneider is with an update. how bad do things like? we still have blowing and drifting snow, most advisories are still in place. a blizzard warning for parts of coastal areas of new hampshire, maine, and long island, just east of new york city. reports of heavy snow and strong winds up to 30 miles per hour. that is what makes this storm so dangerous. createwinds that whiteout conditions. this is a massive storm that has affected approximately over 70 million americans. >> is this going to be a short shock or something that carries on for the next few days? >> it will be over even into the morning hours by noon. it is still dark out here in new york city. it is still dangerous to be out and about. it was not a long-lasting storm, but it lasted long enough that we are seeing some major snow. it is still snowing in many locations, that is why advisories continue. >> where we seeing most disruption? schools, roads closed and airlines canceling flights. >> in the northeast from new york city and furth

. >> bill schneider proposed an aid package. it could keep the city having to raise money by selling treasurured artwork. the government says it's not a bail out, but a quicker way to help detroit settle its bankruptcy. the city's debt is estimated at $18 billion, including $3.5 million in underfunded programs. ibm announced 15,000 to 10,000 job cuts according to an analyst. there were lack lustier sales, a quarterly report showed a 26% drop in hardware sails. the hardware division is where most of the job cuts will take place, ibm is the latest company to reduce staff. its rival planned to cut 1,000 jobs. ibm has 400,000 employees in more than 170 country. >> the ceo at a cleveland issue is sounding the alarm over obamacare, ali has that. >> and we'll tell you how the auto industry is recharging a state state. >> all of that and more as "real money" continues. in >> which is a big deal. and we have to get uniform quality. the quality is up and down all over the place. we think we can do this, we are in the process of building i

good luck, john schneider of papa john's.ar in a row are dominating the super bowl when it comes to advertising. hyundai is looking to make its mark on the big game with not one but two brand new commercials. the marketing head steve shannon joins me in times square. thank you for being here. why is the super bowl such a big draw this year more and other years not just for the big three but the other brands. >> they don't call it super for nothing. if you look at the size of the audience, the engagement with advertising, the explosion of social media where there is incredible value and automotive, our biggest days of the year for traffic at hyundai.com, people shop online for cars. cheryl: how do you capitalize on the social media side? >> a group of people huddled over their laptops watching the conversation, we will be talking to our twitter followers, facebook fans, youtube is a big platform. our spots went up monday on youtube. we will be using everything to tell the story. cheryl: we are seeing studies the last couple da

lieutenant shutdown schneider from santee was among four aboard when it crashed into the ocean on monday. the search for schneider was called off after the coast guard p helicopters and planes to search an area that is about the size of los angeles. >> speaking of los angeles. the los angeles senior who survived two plane crashes was back on the court this week. we're about to show you video of austin hatch taking his first hatch in his first basketball game in nearly three years. try to keep an eye on 33. >> he sinks the shot. they know just how far he's come. and how much he's lost. in 2003, hatch's mother, 11-year-old sister and 5-year-old brother, were killed when his father crashed a small plane. in 2011 hatch was put into a coma for two months after his father crashed again, his father and step mother died in that crash. hash spent two years relearning how to breathe, eat and walk. the teen is now with his uncle and will play at the university of michigan next year. >> very woo not heard the last of that gentleman. a look at christina. she's got beach weather just for me down the r

it's zack schneider, it's robert kirkman. all the guys. >> but you've got all your fingers. >> no, that's okay, i've always paid up. but the guys who did zombieland, gone! you have to pay homage to the godfather. >> what about the living dead? >> i think the first season was amazing and then am crfort fired frank g-arabond. during world war ii soviet general crushed hitler, won the war for the soviet union, then they sent him to sie siberia and that's basically what they did to frank. >> we also have vern that says please ask mr. brooks if he feels the walking dead approaches their version of the zombie outbreak properly. >> i don't think there is properly. i think it's pretty much what are you trying to get across? you know for me, i would never make the zombie virus airborne. because my feeling i based it on aids. >> the book? >> the book. all my zombie books are based on aids. i want the zombie books easy to defeated. if they win it is not because of their strengths but because of our inherent weakness. i want to examine o

fue el tercer accidente mortal que ocurrio en el area de la bahia el 31 de diciembre para nicole schneiderejecutiva de walk san francisco.. es hora de que la ciudad tome accion... "this part intersection here should be receiving improvements...that could've prevented this accident." "esta parte de la interseccion deberia recibir mejoras, eso hubiese prevenido este accidente" comenta... la madre de sofia esta en situacion critica, se espera que su hermano sobreviva. andres la policia no encontro rastros de droga ni alcohol en el auto... alrededor de las 11 de la noche del miercoles el sospechoso fue liberado bajo fianza blanca ---hay nuevos detalles en el accidente que cobr la vida de una madre la noche de aÑo nuevo. =vo= ---la policia de fremont informo que el bebe de "ashley capuchin" continua en condicion critica. ---ashley, el bebe salvador capichin de 3 meses y su hermana "raina" de 17 aÑos caminaban sobre la calle "paseo padre parkway" cuando una camioneta de carga les impacto. ---las autoridades indicaron que al conductor no se le han presentado cargos, el por su parte agrego no habe

. >> reporter: schneider and half dozen members of her family had been waiting in the sierra praying and crying, losing hope then gaining it back again since monday. two father and son teams came out to hike sunday and suddenly a blinding blizzard arrived burying the mountains in about 4 feet of snow. the largetos were the last four people missing in the sierra and rescue teams were on stand by. for three days the weather made it impossible for them to get to the right place until today. >> we were praying for sun. and all of a sudden we woke up and we came out and it was like someone had answered our prayers. >> reporter: rescue crews seized the only opportunity they've had in the past three days to attempt a helicopter rescue. the rescue came at the right time just as the chinook helicopter stepped down to drop off the precious cargo, the blinding fog started to settle in overnight. >> good to see you, where's mary? >> she's home, she's home. she's at home. i knew you were doing the right thing. i said frankie, i hope you were doing the right thing. i was going to go in and get you

schneider. >> thank you to pg&e and puc for your presentation. i'm nicole sxhird i appreciate the opportunity to address street lights. supervisor weiner you talked about evangelical around pedestrian safety when we don't have lights on our sidewalks it's hard for people to see. it helps or sidewalk lighting helps to mitigate violence on our street and he helps our angling population preventing trips and a hazards just to make our sidewalks more walkable and safer. i'm glad there's conversation happening. traditionally we've about that focusing our street lighting on cars pedestrians don't have headlights. it's important to talk about the scale lighting. a lot of the conversation has been around infrastructure and i'd like to see some standards on how to proceed around pedestrian scale lighting for both commercial districts and other areas where people walk which is everywhere. i love physical examinations conversation >> thank you, mr. hill. >> supervisor chiu and wiener and kim thanks for having this very much appreciated. >> i'm brian from the

jaying routen has been named as the eighth coach that daniel schneider named. routen signed a five-year deal and proclaimed that robert griffin the third is the starting carter back. >> big basketball upsets. miami heat and louisville fell to number 24. that's your look at sport this hour. >> the brutally cold conditions this week in the u.s. and canada had an impact on niagra falls. parts of the popular tourist destination froze over creating in picturesque landscape. ice jams on the river caused flooding in the area. the recent freeze caused thousands of americans to stay home, instead of working, costing the country $5 billion. hun $5 billion is not as bad as if sounds. it's about a seventh of the day's production for the country. >> in mexico, miles south of mexico city. lies a unique tourist attraction. it's called the island of the dolls. it's a small garden covered in children's toys. it's become a bizarre tourist stop. >> this is one of the biggest tour attraction in mexico city, xt xochimilco, where people enjoy the beautiful canals used by the az tech

no.enerally speaking i don't think the concept -- one werotesters like the had in the schneider case at a goeral of a veteran, can right up to the public sidewalk church and put up the signs that they did and give they did,aflets that talking about that veteran in did?ays that they that's okay by you? >> so, a couple points about that. one -- >> there was no evidence there that they were, that they were disruptive, they were just expressing their first amendment rights. >> so i think -- the potential for disruption because of the strong sentiment around that. i think a statute that works the way this one does here that would make it illegal to engage in peaceful conversation on sidewalks near a church or near a funeral or near anything else, i think clearly is not permit bid amendment. >> in schneider, they were held back that their shouts and protests couldn't be case? isn't that the they could still be heard. think -- perhaps for part of the funeral procession -- >> you see now why i'm trying to narrow it. because in my case in snyder i important that the demonstrators were behind

professor mike schneider runs his lab at stanford in part around himself. >> i think we've done overour years, over 60 samples. >> neither tests him self over almost obsessive intervals. >> makes me vulnerable for aplastic anemia. i've gone from a 27% to a 45% chance to get type 2 diabetes. then five weeks later, i went to my regular doctor and had all these tests done again and sure enough, my glucose level went even higher and i was diagnosed as a diabetic. i completely changed my whole lifestyle. >> what implication does that have for medicine? >> it really makes it accessible for everyone. you'll be able to get your dna sequence early and hopefully be able to predict diseases earlier, catch them or avoid them if you change your lifestyle accordingly. >> you can see exactly what rachelle's dna test showed this weekend on "techknow" on joorlts. on joorldz. al jazeera america. >>> a young from star from china is getting ready to rock the grammies mixing metal with mozart. he is nothing less than a rock star in the classical world. putting the cool, back in classical music for a new

public records show michigan governor rick schneider is spending $400,000 on a one minute ad, and the conservative action committee has been raising money to air commercials thanking ted cruz for attacking obama-care. >> there are candidates for office who are running in the local breaks, they are also running before and right after the super bowl. >> political ads are likely to pop up and swing states like colorado, florida, iowa, nevada, new hampshire. north carolina, ohio, and virginia. >> they will be mixed into spectacles like laurence fishburn banging on a tv. or a bunch of bodybuilders running through the streets. and of course, there that twerking m & m. >> al jazeera. new york. >> when we come back, the changing culture in afghanistan, why a theater could represent the last picture show. welcome back to also al jazeera america. we are following breaking news at this hour. federal prosecutors are now saying they will seek the death penalty for the boston marathon bombing suspect, he is charged in the case the boston bombing happening back in april. three people were killed mor

schneider: thank you for allowing me the time. i rise in strong support of the small business mergers acquisition, sales, and broker simplification act of 2013, h.r. 2274. i want to thank congresswoman sewell and congressman huizenga for bringing this bill to the floor. small businesses are the fabric of our economy and often the fabrics of the communities in which we live. many of these businesses are family owned businesses. they provide the wherewithal, the stability and the future aspirations for many families. they are frequently passed from generation to generation. sometimes the next generation does not or is not able to take over the business. it is critical for our communities, it is critical for our economies that these businesses are able to pass to a new owner to continue, to continue to employ people, to continue to drive our economy. that's exactly what this bill does. it allows those businesses to bring in the expertise, to bring in the knowledge, to bring in the capacity to move from generation to generation even o

six feet tall, wilson is five-11, 1 of the smartest guys in football right now is a guy name john schneider general manager of the seahawks and he scouted russell wilson guys his last year at wisconsin, and he came back and told peter carroll, he says you have to trust me on this, you have to trust me, his competitiveness is unlike any quarterback i have ever seen. hook at all the great ones, and i think that, at that posion, you have to be so competitive right now that you have to just say, well, you know, if i have to come 4:30 every morning i am coming at 4:30 every morning you could tell russell wilson whatever the rules are, it doesn't matter what they are. he is going to comply with the rules and he is going to win. he is one of those guys. >> rose: let's talk about the coaching match-up. fox versus carroll. >> see, pete carroll carol is an intriguing character, charlie, because 20 years ago this month the new york jets hired him and they only gave him one year went since and ten and lost the last five in a row and got fired. and i think one of the things that he learned from that exp

lenny wilkins, john schneider. jerry rice. now there is no way jerry rice is going to do it. >> reporter: there was a rumor that lincecum was seen around town. >> reporter: we cannot confirm that. but our key, what the 49er haves to go to come away victorious. >> reporter: the sixth man, dennis o'donnell and back to our number one lady, ann notarangelo. >> thanks guys, we will check back if with you in a few minutes. >>> a fire destroyed a popular neighborhood diner in san jose. the flames coffee shop near camden is a total loss. don knapp topped to the regulars who said the diner dished up much more than just food. >> reporter: employees arriving here in the early morning hours could only watch as their jobs went up in smoke. >> i was witness of all of it. >> how do you feel? cigarette was sad. >> reporter: the fire broke out around 6:30. >> about eight to ten minutes it went to a fourth alarm which is quite a few people. 75 plus personnel. 26 companies. >> reporter: the fire spread rapidly. they ran to a near fire hayricks b

these developments we are now joined by peter schneider from the german institute for international and security affairs for a very warm welcome to the journal to go one stop source by while the lack of appetite on the us part to have boots on the ground the iraqi government forces when this on her own. but theoretically they can have them employ a main color it at the training has got the equipment but the maliki government doesn't have to get a good strategy as alienate most of this and the sunni population and uconn fight the organization if you don't have the support of the majority of the population. and what about the us is is still really hold any sway in iraq where do i think it wants to preserve that the obama admin administration wants to preserve the last remnants of its permit to compiled by providing them on the cheek of him and with that some foreigners but otherwise you're on is the most important trade off his new government since two thousand but since the americans are angry now. christmas came back with a vengeance these days. this means that the war on terror attack

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for more that has -- for more on the storm that has blanketed the northeast, we go to bonnie schneider. we are starting to dig out of the snow, but it is freezing out their bank. give us an update. chills are below zero. but tomorrow they will die down, but it will get even colder, so as people shovel out to get back on the road and back to life, i think they will be feeling that. you can see the windchill across the country. >> it is cold. >> yeah. have been busting bonnie's chops about this all morning long because it is really not that cold here. >> if you get frostbite, you might change her mind. >> i have had frostbite before. manitoba,innipeg in just north of north dakota, it was colder in winnipeg than it was on the surface of mars come if you can believe it. it's morning i was saying how tough is -- how cold is it in northern ontario? are, onare -- new list the shores of ontario -- right humanity inhabited by and it is -40. >> once you get past -15, that is when you get into the danger zones. >> i guarantee you the folks are not prancing around naked in the snow right now. >> t

bonnie schneider is with us here at bloomberg "surveillance."ina alesci, and david kirkpatrick joining us as well. jfk, the airport is open, so you can walk around inside, but you will not go anywhere. they are reporting zero visibility. butboston airport opened, there are no flights. >> the sun comes up, things get better, they get a lot better this afternoon. between now and then, what is your counsel for people watching? >> be patient. keep watching. >> watch bloomberg "surveillance "? >> it is fueled up and -- >> and you can shovel it out with your boots. >> all kidding aside, we mentioned this earlier -- injuries from shoveling -- now is when you go out. this is your wheelhouse, your expertise. >> i wrote about it in my book, -- one of theer" injuries is for men over 40 shoveling snow. weathera graphic of the injuries that are common. typically we see most injuries occurring with motor vehicle accident or being caught outside off guard. most casualties are male over 40. >> so men over 40 should just stay home today. >> sorry, cannot shovel

i read an article about love line -- lifelong democrat rob schneider. he plays idiots in movies. he tried to run a business but california's regulation was so bad he moved outf california to changed political parties. will camera.art a business -- woke him up. final label one more reason why hollywood is a leftist because acti is about connecting with people and emotionally. it is not about studying data from their coz coming entitlement bigger see is a math problem just arithmetic. i can see disaster but the emotional actor says you want to limit the promise to entitlement? you want to killed grand by and do a commercial to detect paul ryan to push her off the cliff. they often wind through the emotional appeal spinet they relate to their emotions but scientific explation but that is all i got. you have got better idea? tell us what you think on facebook or twitter. but end with a sliver of good news for those who are libertarian or a conservative like clint eastwood and tom selleck and kevin sorbo. i am told kurt russell and i am not sure i met him once in newt gingrich office

. >> one of the smartest guys is a guy named john schneider, the general manager of the seahawks.he's got it russell wilson -- scouted russell wilson. he said, you have to trust me on this. his competitiveness is unlike any quarterback i have ever seen. at that position, you have to ifso competitive and say, i have to come in at 4:30 in the morning, i will come in at 4:30 in the morning. >> let's talk about the coaching matchup. fox versus carol. ago, the new york jets hired him and only gave him one year. one of the things he learned from that experience is very simple. you better be able to read the tea leaves about what your boss wants and the way you are communicating with your boss. his boss was a guy named leon hess. leon hess was kind of a reclusive guy for much of his life and right before he died. carroll learned, you have to be able to communicate with your general manager and owner very well. owner another reclusive and paul allen. allen.auill >> how does he get along with his players? >> fantastic. >> he is high energy and young at heart >> . >> he is the oldest coach

we have bonnie schneider for more on what to expect.how serious this storm could be. >> looking at the live picture of cleveland, you think they have so much snow, but it is only a couple of inches with the wind pushing it around. we have a blizzard warning for long island and blizzard-like conditions in new york city. blowing and drifting snow will make it dangerous. we are forecng eight inches, possibly more in new york and over one foot in massachusetts. >> shouldn't we be tougher about the superlatives -- if this is very serious, what comes after very serious? >> anytime you have zero visibility, it is dangerous. that is what we are looking with -- at with an travel. we have seen numerous cancellations. in chicago, 198 flights are already canceled. newark, 136. cleveland, 108. >> this will not be a multi-day event, is it? >> it will be a two-day event or at most advisories continue -- event. most advisories continue until 1:00 p.m. friday. it is a busy travel day. we estimate between 70 and 80 million people are impacted. >> stephan

eric schneider joins us to explain his unique as this model.ital markets. you don't charge fees for people to get into deals that previously only rich investors got into. >> we want to make it easy and affordable for everyone to invest in the brands they love, see free, and that includes ipo's. >> if you go to the movies all the time, you join their stop club and you get discounts on films and stuff -- you join th eir stub club. buy-you would get an early in on the ipo. >> why not? why don't you want to tell people who help make your brand great, people who care, that you matter and we will provide you the same access as the institutions? appeal toll really consumer-based companies. think about a spokane and all of the appeal at the retail level, which actually backfired initially -- think about facebook and all of the appeal, because it actually plummeted. i bought of consumer companies --i imagine a lot of these could look to their customer base. >> it has a lot of appeal to consumer companies but what we bre finding is that every b2 company

schneider is an hd example about what happened to these governors. he ran on a platform of calling himself one tough nerd. he is not ideological. he is a republican. i get the feeling he would be more comfortable without any party label. i asked him about redistricting in his state. he looked at me like i was speaking a different language. he had no idea what i was talking about. a lot of governors came in not trying to be ideological. state legislators are more partisan. guys have been there for 20 years that essentially fight with each other. ways infused a lot of new blood in state legislatures as well. in a lot of states like michigan and florida and north carolina and ohio, very partisan legislatures pass some very aggressive laws that go along with their ideologies. the governors a much more moderate. they do not want to stir up the hornet's nest. they do not want to veto them or pass them. they would not have brought them up on their own. that is why scott walker got recalled. he was not pushing the union reforms in the first place. he just to