. ♪ >>> and are you ready for sharon stone? she's here in times square, her dramatic new role. her live. and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. >> good morning. ♪ >>> surprised we got you to come back. >> you were cozy there. >> don't be jealous, people. >> don't hate. appreciate. >> exactly. >> congratulate. happy thursday morning, friday eve, and we love when everybody comes to times square and we took a look outside. and matching red coats. oh. >> bring him inside now. he looks cold. >> yeah, he's like get me inside but appropriately dressed. appropriately dressed because we're going to talk about that cold that just won't quit. the east coast, waking up to bone-chilling temperatures and the wind is making it feel like it's zero degrees down in atlanta, but, ginger, steve osunsami said earlier from atlanta, please give us some good news. >> i do have some good news. it's going to be very short-lived but this is something you don't see every day or even every winter. that's tampa, florida, they are putting sand on black ice. yes, a big patch of black ice on the veteran

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but it was the politician sharon who put the reality on the ground. the day he was elected second time with prime minister this very important evening he called me to bring him next day my met. with my abode to disengage from it not to sit with him but to give him his met because my mood was that. if you ask me how i did the map i would say ninety builds in. my consideration demography to three percent holy sites and maybe seven a. scented only secure with my vision was that if we would like to keep. to a democratic state we cannot enjoy the luxury of having all of palestine very slowly because the mogul feel it's the most deterministic fact thought. at that moment. as the main political force behind the erection of the wall it fell to israeli prime minister sharon to allay the fears of israel's backers. good fences make good neighbors he told us president george w. bush astutely quoting american poet robert frost. good words can make it goes all over the world see the war between me and my second hols and we're all very good friends. but. most indian

sharon will be back with her co-star and we'll be ri well. stay right there, everybody.ith some of our favorite dancing stars for the first time ever, two celebrity finalists are on the "dancing with the stars" winter tour, jordan fisher, and jordon's partner and lindsey arnold on the 71-stop tour. i've been following all the antics all instagram. i feel like i've been on the tour with you. you were in new jersey, going from a show to a two hour show, you got to do it in front of your family. >> my entire family came, my grandparents, who are 90 years old. seeing the smiles on their face after the show, there's my grandma there, she was like you're going to be a star. >> reporter: this did it fore, nothing you've done up to this point, hey, it worked. jordon you've done broadway and done shows, but the tour is different. >> it's the first thing i've done where i am just dancing for an hour and a half now. it's crazy, it's a lot of fun it is the most fun cardio you can do with your friends every night in a different city. it's a blast. >> one of your good friends, lindsey

sharon, thank you. strong winds of up to 80mph are expected to hit parts of the uk tonight.leanor will reach the country. the met office has upgraded the threat level from yellow to amber across northern england, northern ireland and south—west scotland and disruption could be caused to transport and power supplies. becky joins us now power supplies. beckyjoins us now from blackpool with the latest. how bad could it get where you are? well, it's already pretty unpleasant, as you can probably see, from where i'm standing on the seafront. but where expecting the isle of man to take the brunt of storm eleanor first, expecting the isle of man to take the brunt of storm eleanorfirst, in this part of the country at least. the isle of man is expecting winds of 63mph or so. that should hit about 10pm. of 63mph or so. that should hit about10pm. a of 63mph or so. that should hit about 10pm. a couple of hours later we'll find those strong winds hitting this part of the world, the north west coast, where we have warnings for cumbria and lancashire in terms of wind speeds here, we're loo

but it was the politician sharon who put the reality on the ground. the day he was elected second time with prime minister this very important evening he cordon to bring him next day my met. was my abode to disengage from not to sit with him but to give him his because my name was that. and if you ask me how i did the map i would say ninety bills in. my consideration demography. holy sites and maybe seven. cent only secure my vision was if we would like to keep. to which. we cannot enjoy the luxury of having the stuff and. because. at that moment. as the main political force behind the erection of the wall it fell to israeli prime minister sharon to allay the fears of israel's backers. good fences make good neighbors he told us president george w. bush astutely quoting american poet robert frost. good words can make. goes all over the world see the war between me and my work and holes and we're all very good friends. but palestinians and israelis have never been good labors and the war is a physical reminder of the end tippity on both sides. and even

sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >>> thanks to an oakland difference maker some low income youth may own their own business. sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> building credits and then your investments. >> reporter: young leaders learn about saving, managing and investing money. the workshop part of youth impact hub oakland, an innovative program that's reached more than 500 underserved young people since gino pastori-ng co-founded it in 2013. >> this place exists to connect young people to opportunities to actually make money doing things that they love to do. >> reporter: from its headquarters at the united roots nonprofit, youth impact hub oakland provides a space so young leaders can collaborate to create social change. >> i'm going to create a cd for folks without braces. >> reporter: a highlight of youth impact hub, a year-long fellowship program funded through grants and donations. people 18 to 24 years old receive mentors, small business training and seed funding to launch business projects that solve a communi

and i don't think william sharon would be pissed. i haven't heard anything from him.t for the city and fort comics, because it would give us something to aspire to. thank you. >> president buell: thank you. >> clerk: next speaker? anyone else? >> i got to beat richard every time. good morning. >> president buell: we'll give you his three minutes, too. >> right on, i'll be a true comedian and not run the light. i'm a standup comedian here in san francisco. i've been attending comedy day for 20 years. i've been volunteer for them for about a decade. i've been performing here in san francisco for about a decade. and robin williams meant a lot to me. i think -- if you remember his first hbo special it was at the great american music hall four blocks up the veto and opened up the show by saying san francisco, the city, my home, every time i'm away from it, i'm drawn back to it and conversely, every time i see robin williams, i'm brought back to the city. and as a comedian, i'm very, very proud to be standing in front of you, this is such hallowed ground, i've been consider

preserve it. >> sharon stone's home does have that sweet smell of old hollywood. ear huge. >> yeah, they smell fantastic. >> not that she is hold old mind you, shy of 60 and looks 40. hers is hardly the lonely mansion from sunset boulevard. >> which one of you hethens is throwing their nach kin. if the echos with the chaos of kids. stone's three adopted sons, 11, 12, 17, make sure of that. >> mom. >> what. can i play. thank you. you want to guard me. >> as a single mom there isn't much time for reflection. but if there is a place for peace, it is by that pool. under her angel's trumpet tree. >> i talk to my tree. >> pretty fabulous. smells so great. >> does the tree talk back? >> it kind of does. >> life does talk differently than it used to. ever since a serious brain hemorrhage she suffered in 2001 nearly take it all away. >> there was about a 5% chance >> so it affected your speech? >> my speech. my hearing. >> walking? >> walking. >> did you have to sort of, start over? and relearn? >> everything. >> all of this. >> everything. >> really? >> my whole life was

as sharon chin reports, this >>> pacifica represents 5% of santa clara county's population but has 18% of the county's homeless. as sharon chin reports, this week's jefferson award winner is making a big difference serving those living on the streets. >> reporter: cristina has been homeless for two years. >> during the nights is really hard. it gets really cold. >> reporter: she relies on the food pantry at the pacifica resource center, that executive director anita rees expanded to serve up to 400 people a month. >> you can't find somebody with more heart than her. she is a miracle. >> reporter: the 44-year-old pacifica resource center has grown its donor base under her leadership, become its own independent nonprofit and added services to help one in ten homeless and low-income families in the city. >> sometimes folks come in feeling hopeless and helpless and leave feeling like they have support from somebody. >> reporter: with anita at the helm since 2010, the center has added a new computer lab to search for jobs and housing, free tax preparation and financial coaching. a matching

sharon's big dream of becoming a racing jockey will probably never come true the eleven year old who's been left paralyzed on one side of his body after riding accident meanwhile cheryl's twin brother shall rule is banking on winning the forthcoming horse race he's risky a lot but his family needs the money. yes the sad. sad eat eat eat all the good yes. i. shall room sherrill still lying half asleep under their blankets in the jockey camp. the sun has only just risen their father has been up since early morning. he massages sheryll stiff muscles and joints as he does every morning everything hurts . sorry. cheryl so he can relax and his and then paid at this i want cheryl to feel like any other chocolate. a lesser that's why i'm asked him daily. under the body to make. it even. more since he's serious riding accident cheryl can't use it on properly any more moment that i make and. if anyone can now molly could that be that way yet it back out and then i. get on board. the martha martha. in the me to pilot that. was. some bar an island in the far east of indonesia looks like paradise.

joining us now is sharon epperson. it's always great to see you, sharon. >> good to be here. >> what's behind people and their thinking when they're about to reach their retirement goals? >> well, they are looking at the numbers and the average i.r.a. balance is over $100,000. it hit that section-figure mark for the first time ever last year and they are continuing to grow. so many people are very comfortable with what they are making there in their i.r.a. and 401(k) balances are close to $100 on avera $100,000 on average as well. it's also helping their balances rise. >> what should people do if they think they have hit their retirement number, that magic mythical number where you think, i've got it made? >> for a lot of people, $100,000 is probably not going to be enough but what they need to think about is what they want to do and include the fun stuff you want to do, like traveling, activities you may not be able to do while you're working and think about your life expectancy and there's calculators out there that

sharon, thank you so much. many more community events stretching into season 2 called roots and routes. my favourite, i think, was seeing katy perry at big weekend. she was, for me, one of the highlights of season two. cheering and applause. let's go, hull! season 2 looked to hull's place in the world. and you don't get much more global than katy perry. # turn it up, it's your favourite song... dozens of stellar pop acts came to burton constable near hull for radio 1's big weekend. being in a festival environmentjust outside of hull is crazy. it's insane, it is so cool. to have this on your doorstep. we keep running into people we know. it is like all of our city in a big place. it's great. just from the crowd, that you can always tell what type of energy is out there, and it sounds like people really appreciate the music, it seems like a real freedom here. music should be somewhere where people can come together no matter what background you are from. we need music to connect and i don't think that should ever

katie had by david sharon more money coming to you from nairobi kenya and joining me is my colleague from nigeria how leonti have a little call but it's good to see you hello and hello to everyone out there. in nigeria shalen and i will be bringing you the latest exciting environmental stories from all over africa and europe now here's a bit of what we've got lined up in ghana illegal gold mining is endangering not just the land but children and animals we'll tell you why. in the eco africa interview kenyan environmental activist and i'm a cultural policy expert coming in guy talks about the impact of global warming on food security and how region looking at fossil a woman who's project is bookbinding many villages with renewable electricity. gonna run some long africa's largest gold produces many young people in the country have taken up gold mining often illegally the activities of the small scale miners the so-called golomb says endangering the country's environment and not through resources polluting reversed and found land as well partners of nature africa a local ngo is carryin

of sun hasn't removed from the june for use in construction weakening defenses against the ocean sharon is a whole scene going to be washed away i fervently hope not environmentally is that doing that best to protect the city that getting young people involved and walking to stabilize the coast on the dunes let's take a look. alone palm tree among rows of dusty buildings trees and plants in general a rare here making shade a luxury in the more tenuous capital no luck shot. those seeking respite from the beating sun have no choice but to huddle in the thin shadows cast by buildings. but that's all about to change at least in this street. a group of local young people are set on completely redesigning it. they've developed a model for the street as they foresee it. that it will. make the city green is a project run by the city's cultural center together with a german development agency. that is not only suggested planting trees on the streets. they'll provide shade but if we put benches around them that also provide a place reskill pupils to hang out together. discussing a possible ban on

. >> scott: i love you, sharon, truly forever. >> sharon: scott is sweet and decent and honest.ll never let me down, and he will never hurt me. >> nick: personally, i don't have a problem with you, but if you hurt someone i care about, things will change fast. >> abby: scott feels just as lousy about this as i do. >> nick: sharon needs to know -- everything. >> nick: [ sighs ]

joining us with some advice on all of this is senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson.haron, it's great to see you. >> good to be here. >> it's hard to imagine feeling like you've ever actually made it, but if you get to that point, what now? what's the next step? >> exactly. some may feel it or think that they've made it, but you do have to really check yourself and make sure you're at that point. we do see new studies showing that about 50% of americans now have enough money saved to live a comfortable retirement. and so, that is a significant number. it's happening for two reasons. of course, we have the market highs, but we also have people putting away more money into their 401(k), into their i.r.a., and we're seeing i.r.a. account balances topping $100,000 on average. >> wow. >> for the first time ever. >> wow. >> so that is a significant change that we've seen and a reason why some people may feel more comfortable. $100,000 probably not enough to retire on for many people, but there are others that might be close to their retirement goal. >> you feel great about

>> all right sharon, thank you for joining us >> thank you >> sharon waxman from the wrap.com on thet that sent viacom shares up about 10% during the session see them pulling back about 2% based on conflicting reports after the close today. >>> very big move for bitcoin could shake up the whole crypto industry and we'll get into that nextn e longel oth"csi bl. it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now our queen c4 mattress is only $1199. plus 36 month financing. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >>> welcome back to another record-breaking session on wall street the dow closed higher by 228 points today that put us over 25,800. the s&p added 18 to 2,786. nasdaq up almost 50 to 7,261 the russell up 5, 1,591. i don't know what s

thank you, sharon pair will get a response. elizabeth: one of the truths that we learned from the 1960's and black history and general is that policymakers are not going to make changes out of the goodness of their hearts. it takes dedicated organizations and protests in order to push policymakers to ship their view on things. matter,h black lives there has always been some crucial things. him wide andhind diverse who came together to say that the african-americans deserve to vote. we're joined from louisiana. go ahead, please. that the that the role whatttee plays, given emerged in june of 66 -- 1966 into black power, to what extent do you think the concept that the struggle was about getting power? to what extent do you think that influenced the uprising or the revolts in 1967 and 1968? many people seem to stress the spontaneity of the uprisings. an intellectual person must admit there was spontaneity. was there some degree of organization and motivation to the need for organization as organization? elizabeth: this is an impo

thank you so much my colleague, sharon.china is making it easier to get work permits for foreign professionals and high school workers in a way to bridge the talent gap. ten year free geysers —— ten year free visas are being offered to sign this, maybe a nobel prize winner or two. spouses and minor children is the applicants would also gain the same visa. they can get confirmations of qualifications in five working days. we know him by many names, william and to some the greatest ever english writer. but can we add management guru to his title? a top recruitment firm is using shakespeare's plays to teach top executives key leadership lessons, including julius caesar, richard iii and henry v. i asked what are the three key leadership lessons business leaders can learn from shakespeare? to be effective culture change people they need to be purposeful leaders, they have got a purposeful leaders, they have got a purpose and know what they are doing. they also need to be aware of personal change and able to adjust their behaviou

so, sharon, tell us -- thank you for joining us. tell us, exactly where are you?i'm on highway 1 19 192 whics the dividing line between the voluntary and the mandatory evacuation just on the outskirts of the mud zone, and there's just a top of act -- a ton of activity going on including military helicopters overhead. >> woodruff: and what is it, sharon, about this mud that is making it so difficult to remove? >> when you get a heavy rain on burned soil, the lower layer bakes hard and all the topsoil on top of it gets all this water in it and makes it slow down. it also makes it sit in a very viscous, watery layer and the mud will take the boots off your feet. with 20 people still unaccounted for, they're being very careful how they dig. >> woodruff: sharon, were these towns prepared for this? >> i would say the government did as much preparation as they could but they had so little time between the end of the fires and the beginning of the rain, it was probably difficult to put enough protection in place. the citizenry, people had the mandatory evacuation orders a

i was gonna ask you marry me. >> sharon: we're done. you can have him. >> scott: can i at least talk to you? >> abby: hah. >> chelsea: christian! he's missing! >> dina: this is my son! they want to take my jackie. >> ashley: she took a child. i don't know how to take care of her. >> jack: i don't -- i didn't want to admit it. i didn't want to face it. she needs more help than we can give her right now. >> abby: and...? >> lily: and nothing. i know cane. i could tell that hug was as far as he wanted to take it. >> cane: she is ready to move on

that's great a lot to think about thank you, sharon. always appreciate seeing you. >>> up next "on the money," a look at the news in the week ahead. and girl scouts and high-tech companies and why s.t.e.m. is not about picking flowers. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> here are the stories coming up that may impact your money this week. on monday, the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, kicks off. leaders from the world of business, economics, and politics will all be gathering. >>> on wednesday records for home sales will be released and on thursday we'll get the economic indicators that tries to predicted economics for the next six months. >>> on friday it will be release and a reading of the first quarter gdp. and cheers, it's irish whiskey and coffee day >>> it's that most wonderful time of the year the girl scout cookie season has begun. it marks the 101st year for the cookie pro

here to explain, sharon epperson sharon, good to see you today. >> good to be here. >> talk to me about what's a roth and ho is it different from a traditional i.r.a. >> the most important thing is with the roth i.r.a., you're contributing after taxes with the 401(k), it's before taxes. when you put your money into a roth i.r.a., whatever contribution you put in, you can take out to do with what you like that's important to remember also as we're looking at a new tax year where many people may be in a lower tax bracket. that after tax money might not feel so bad if you're in a lower tax bracket. >> what makes the roth so attractive >> a lot of people want to be able to have the tax money but also right now there's things they're think about what will they do with this money? give it away give it to their kids? use the money for other purposes other than retirement? they can that can use it for college and an emergency fund and they can use up to $10,000 in a down payment for house. >> are there people who should tack advantage of a rocket and others where it's not the best choice. >> th

>> mariah: tessa. >> sharon: tessa, as in noah's tessa?ah: you chose to betray me in the worst way, all so you can write a hit song. >> nikki: to the outside world, we will appear to be a very loving, happy power couple. >> victor: as it should be. >> michael: the arbitrator ruled against ashley. >> jack: i value you. i always have, and i'm sorry it all came down like this. >> ashley: i'm resigning from jabot. you and i are done. >> j.t.: so, all the tests...? >> dr. shepherd: they indicate extensive damage to your heart from the electrical current.