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sg >> the music of the old, the music of the audiences.e listen to all kind of music. >> we're getting ready to listen to a track by one of our artists back in the '70s. >> what we're going to hear originally is exactly what they recorded 40 years ago. ♪ >> you hear the vocal first on its own. ♪ hey to all you sisters ♪ >> tracks that have groups of people. >> you can bring in the base. you can hear my brother playing. he is doing that now live. there's a remix. i'm a servant to the label and the incredible artist that created the music. >> perfect example of taking the best of the past with the best of today to create something new. that's what we're doin >> my job is simple. give a little spice, bring it to the world and let them rediscover the true magic, the true masters of the music. >> joining me is michael ruker which owns the label. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> for those who don't know, fanya, in its original incarnation, what did it mean to culture? >> it was a part of the epicenter of new york. latinos coming to new

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. >> sg govtv, do we have the overhead project or? >> i have my notes on it. the district attorney drafrted this measure in keeping with the work he did when he came here as chief and as his time here as district attorney trying to make sure our criminal justice resources are focused on the most violent members of our community and those we can find alternatives for and we are eagerly looking for those and trying to make sure as the country is having a conversation around incarceration and how do we deal with public safety and incarceration in ways that are smart, keep our community safe but don't end up with every member of the community being incarcerated. these are difficult conversations obviously and we are going through a big transformation in the country. this effort in california is being looked at around the country as other states grapple with their overflowing jails and prisons. the idea was to give low level people rather than being branded with a felony conviction to have an opportunity to make amends to their community for the crime they have com

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days go by and we have the results from the autopsy, we'll be able to determine the cause of death sg signs point to suicide, supporters charge that's ridiculous. >> i was told about the death threats he received to him personally and his family and particularly a very nasty threat that he received complete with photos of what would be done to him and his family. >> he had been investigating the 1994 bombing of a jewish community center that killed 85 and wounded more than 300. for years he insisted that iran was behind the bombing and more recently he made the explosive charge that argentina's president christina fernandez and high government officials covered up for iran in which change for normalized relations and trade considerations specifically oil. allegations the argentina government strongly denies further fueling doubts of suicide, under the protection of ten-men security detail was scheduled to testify. some were asking could it be possible iranian officials are involved in his death? >> we don't know based on the details surrounding his death who was responsible but certai

sg still going. >> still plowing. it's still snowing. >> it's hard to get it off the ground. >> when will people will allowed out again. when will be bands end. people able to drive. >> we're going to keep the parking ban in boston going through tomorrow and make a decision. schools off for tomorrow in boston. we'll see what happens. i think people start to go back to work tomorrow. city hall is close. >> there was the issue of the forecasts in new york some of them being wrong. the city was slammed here in boston. a few years back people say new york and boston are used to this. now you have it's kind of a different world. there's bans. you're not allowed to drive. the airports get closed. it's sort of do we need all this? >> it's a lot different removing snow too. we're using metrics and data more as far as getting people around and getting snow off the grounds. part of the reason a lot of forecasts were inaccurate is because there was so little warning of the storm. nobody knew it was coming. >> we were planning on

the heavy lift sg done but there's still a lot of work to go.res that the district provided. the barrier is designed to prevent head on collisions. it replaces an old system. even with the barrier in place it does still need to be finished. crews will continue to fill holes. the district says they should know around noon today if the bridge will reopen early. for now it's scheduled to reopen monday morning at 4:00. >>> coming up at 7:00, another hollywood leak. why some think they know winners of the golden clubs. we'll have anthony slaugt we are a look at the forecast. back to the today show. ♪ ♪ >> hi dylan, hi katie, hi to my husband in cleveland! >> yes, we're at the today "today" show. >> celebrating 11 years of marriage on the "today" show. >> happy birthday dad! >> celebrating four birthdays on the "today" show. ♪ >> i didn't know you guys were coming. >> we're back. we're back on a sunday morning, january 11, 2015. great crowd on the plaza this morning. we've been saying hi to them. >> we've been chitchatting. >> they're braving chilly t

sg we had no idea what was happening. >> reporter: many walk out over the tracks.injured. one woman dies. faced with so many people trapped in darkness and heavy smoke and more than 80 needing to be sent to hospitals, d.c. homeland security and emergency management director says the response was solid. >> to pull out 200 people do an event where we go through mass casualties assess the folks and get 84 people transferred in the amount of time they did it that's a good response. >> reporter: still the incident raises serious question about readiness in cities and towns everywhere for something bigger especially something aimed at the transportation infrastructure. in 2009 for example, the so called underwear bomber was trying to blow up a plane over detroit. threats to bomb new york subways were discovered that same year and also in 2006 and 2004. all of which makes those who feel the system is work ask what incident may be coming next. >> what if we have one that's much larger and much more spread about the district what do you do? >> reporter: some witnesses say t

sg >> joining me now is lindsey graham. i know you were in the gulf. you just heard the reporting. the president is going to ask for authorization of force against isis. will you vote for that? >> absolutely. i meet with the free syrian commander and representatives of free syrian government. our strategy when it comes to syria is not working. isis isil is stronger than syrian than they've ever been. i'll vote for it but understand until you neutralize assad's air power, they sell oil and wheat. >> they're telling you that's the way he's getting what the rest of the world is trying to cut him off from. >> he's getting oil from isis and they're getting money and weapons. this strategy is going to fail. it's a moral and militarily understand sound. >> president wants authorization. you said you've give that to him. the american embassy is under threat. this is the home of al qaeda and the arabian peninsula. u.s. embassy is a target. should the u.s. get militarily involved? >> i think we're going to have to con front isis with a strategy that will stop them and deal with radical islam

going to tell the narrative of the good stuff you've done even if they come after you on certain thin sgsy won't be at odds with you. christie has enough of the noise to deal with. >> what do you think the idea was there? he's got the state of the state address. he's trying to make a national impression. he's talked to local press certainly before. but that does seem unusual for a governor to say i'm only talking to the national people. >> i've got to agree with my pal, michael steele on this. liberals -- excuse me -- they like when they attack the national media, msnbc, whatever it is. they don't care if you're attacking the asbury park press. it's ridiculous to think he can score points that way. plus he has to remember he's still under federal investigation. who covers that story the most? the local press. so it's not just the local press that's going to cover his accomplishments, if there are any, back home they're also going to be covering this investigation. so it's really not wise for him to be alienating them any more than he has to. why did he do this? i don't think it was strate

what will be interesting is talking about gross margins and sg&a expense. earnings event to be a particularly volatile catalyst. >> we will be watching for that. you have a trade ahead of friday's jobs report. >> in the case of rising interest rate expectations, it is interesting to see the 10 year falling. we will get jobs numbers on friday. we will bring back into focus the imminent raising of rates. there is a cheap way to play rates bouncing back. >> gotcha. the tbt is a leveraged etf, a short treasury etf. >> we will be on the markets again in 30 minutes. thank you very much. a special edition of our noon show is coming up next. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg television. i'm tim fox with brendan greeley. we have an update about the shooting at the offices of the satirical new safer -- newspaper "charlie hebdo." what have you learned at this hour? >> there is a massive manhunt underway in paris. 3000 police officers are combing the city looking for these alleged three assailants. they allegedly left a car in that cars under forensic examination. it has

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