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i'm shaun robinsonson, bringing you the very best and the very worst of what 2013 had to offer and wert with the most high profile people of the year and for that, we go to billy. >> shaun, thank you. this year had a little bit of everything. joining me is holly robinson pete

shaun's outpost is not the only charity to see the benefit. the mission is to encourage charities around the world to use bitcoin. the benefits, instant payments, no credit card or processing fees. king is a bitcoin evangelist. jessie and his friend were living on the street using free wi-fi at a park and smartphones. when king introduced them to bitcoin. they found ways to make money, doing online tasks for websites and doing oddjobs. last month they moved into this house. >> we were three homeless guys in a park. bitcoin kind of inspired us, made us want to, you know, get off the street, into a place so we can better ourselves. >> to the skeptics who think bit copy is a bubble. the value an is increasing and the ranks of devotees expanding. >> bitcoin will change the world for everybody. >> it's changing the lives for pensacola's homeless. >> in argentina dozens of swimmers had their day at the beach ruined by a swarm of biting finish looking like that. more than 70 people were treated for bites on the hands and feet. several children lost p

shaun white is live from breckinridge, colorado. yes, shaun, the flying tomato.gize for misspeaking. >> yeah. oh, good. >> you going to make it three in a row in sochi? >> hopefully. what's interesting is this time around the sport of snowboarding has grown in the olympics. we have two disciplines -- one is halfpipe, which would be, yeah, threepeat, and the first-time-ever for slope style, a series of jumps in one run. >> i'm looking at the -- >> so going for both. >> -- at the front page of "usa today" sports, i don't know if you've seen it -- >> mm-hmm. >> japanese team could challenge white. >> i haven't. >> there it is. how good is this kid? >> say what? scott? [ laughter ] come on, scott. >> you worried about imhhim? >> how long we been doing this? [ laughter ] no, i mean, i'm obviously always looking at my competitors to see what they're up to. but, i don't know, that's the best part about it. you run faster when someone's someone is chasing you. nice to know there is somebody to push me to the place that i need to go. but i wouldn't say worried. i'm aware.

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shaun walker reporting from moscow. an avalanche of plaster and dust over seventy five people were injured on thursday when the roof collapsed during a sold out london theater performance forty five minutes into the shell of the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime. witnesses say they heard a cracking sounds just before this healing partially caved and bought some seven hundred people were in the audience of the apollo theater at the time for the latest across the defrost and cats that benedict had the opal is standing by for us. in london now demanding that i'm any closer to knowing the exact cause of the accident. while know that we know that no wait it's not officially but investigate is up on trying to establish the call was all of this series an incident that happened last night fourteen minutes into the performance he was eight fifteen local time here in london when costs of this ornate ceiling of this. one hundred and twelve year olds kids had collapsed onto some of the audience and of course the rock hea

neil shaun of the rock band journey, and mikhail of the reality tv show, real housewives of d.c., areying the knot what they called their winter wonderland wedding and music event. park is prohibited around the palace, and that's creating a traffic problem. city permits cost a quarter million dollars. the wedding doubles as a fundraiser for victims of philippines typhoon. >> remembering actor pet are o'toole, and protecting the land versus protecting the habitat. >>> revisiting the mekong delta visit by john kerry. >> a few 70s today. the warmest day this upcoming week, plus the coolest day. we'll take a look at the that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network contracts. it's like the presents just keep coming! a wireless company that puts me at the top of their list? i'm in! stop by your neighborhood aio store or visit aiowireless.com. aio, a new way to wireless. >>> new at 5:00, uc berkeley police are making their presence

reporter: guitarist neil shaunes cofounder of the band, journey, his bride is best known for crashing a white house dinner four years ago with their then-husband. they invited 500 people to the wedding. sammy hagar is one of 14 groomsmen, the couple made the wedding available only pay per view. part of the money going toward typhoon relief in the philippines. even so, many residents and towerrist are irritated, despite the fact the paid $250,000 in permits. >>> as kid we used to play in that dome all the time, and we wanted our eight-year-old brother to enjoy it. so we're sad it's closed. >> we have weddings but the whole park has never been closed like this before. >> you've lived here how long. >> 35 years. >> the first comment was the one percent ruining is for the rest of us. it feels just a little frustrating. reporter: as for traffic, guests were shuttled in by bus so the surrounding streets have been largely unaffected. >> still ahead at 6:00, we'll show you how pot is going mainstream in northern california. >>> throwing out that old tech gear is adding up. ewaste is growing a

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reporter: guitarist neil shaunes cofounder of the band, journey, his bride is best known for crashing a white house dinner four years ago with their then-husband. they invited 500 people to the wedding. sammy hagar is one of 14 groomsmen, the couple made the wedding available only pay per view. part of the money going toward typhoon relief in the philippines. even so, many residents and towerrist are irritated, despite the fact the couple paid $250,000 in permits. >>> as kid we used to play in that dome all the time, and we wanted our eight-year-old brother to enjoy it. so we're sad it's closed. >> we have weddings but the whole park has never been closed like this before. >> you've lived here how long. >> 35 years. >> the first comment was the one percent ruining is for the rest of us. it feels just a little frustrating. reporter: as for traffic, guests were shuttled in by bus so the surrounding streets have been largely unaffected. >> still ahead at 6:00, we'll show you how pot is going mainstream in northern california. >>> throwing out that old tech gear is adding up. ewaste is gr

shaun white is helping to claim gold again at the sochi olympics in february.esides the half pipe, he also wants to do well in a new discipline called slope style. he suffered a setback during the world cup in colorado. he only managed a third-place finish. he was recording his second victory of the season. competitors there are evaluating on the creativity and ability to form difficult tricks. he won the women's event. that is all for now. thank you for watching. please stay with us. ♪ >> this is "france 24." i am mark, and these are the headlines. the last member of pussy riot is released from a russian prison. she joins her punk partners, calling their release a publicity stunt by vladimir putin. he u.n. is looking for 5,000 more peace keepers in south sudan. they say there have been summary executions. a catastrophic ice storm hits toronto in canada,

♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm eric shaun.olice say the teen who opened fire inside a colorado high school was likely out for revenge. the boy went into the school with bombs and shouted the teacher's name. the school is just a few miles from the scene of the aurora movie theater shooting and columbine high school. >>> and the fbi arrested 50-year-old terry lo hen in kansas for planning to detonate a car bomb at the wichita airport. lohan work there had and used his employee access card to get on the tarmac. lohan has been under investigation for months after making violent threats of jihad to an undercover agent. i'm eric shawn with the latest news. now back to bulls and bears right here on the fox news channel. ♪ >>> oh, the weather outside is frightful. cars piling up, trees going down, delivery trucks stranded. and shoppers, many will be stuck at home this weekend with just ten more shopping days until christmas. we already know store traffic was down 22% during last week's mess. tracy, are retailers worried? should they b

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. >>> olympic snowboarder shaun white pulled out of a key tournament after getting injured in competition. he has a sprained ankle. the question is what this might mean for the 27-year-old's olympic participation. >>> and in the nba, we finish with this, an incredible buzzer beater in overtime. 109-109. portland a damian willard nailing right there two from the paint. portland beats detroit, 111-109. >>> just ahead for you, "family guy's" brian back from the dead? >>> plus, we've got a preview of how the first family is celebrating christmas this year. >>> and north korea's kim jong-un decides, well, not to execute another family member. details next. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. hope you had a wonderful weekend. it's almost like clockwork. when areas of the west continue to get warmer, usually we get colder in alaska. fairbanks right now sitting at minus 27 degrees. it's 4 in anchorage. as far as today's highs go, even with full sun, only getting up to 10 in anchorage. it stays bitterly cold all day. juneau, by the way, you have a chance to get

shaun henry formerly led the division of fbi and now leads crowd strike. >> once they get that private data, they can try to sell credit card numbers for purchase for pennies on the dollar and those people down the line will try to use it through fraudulent purchases. >> reporter: in a letter to its customers it wrote if you shopped at target between november 22nd and december 13th, you should check your account for any unusual or suspicious activity. they said anybody who found anything unusual should contact their bank to make sure they're protected from loss. those who used a credit card were told to contact target but the facebook page was swamped with angry complaints from whers who couldn't get through by phone. this kind of scam could happen to almost any company as big as target. >> you've got networks that are so vast and so large that it's virtually impossible to protect them from every type of attack. >> reporter: at this point it appears that only people who shopped in actual target stores were victimized by this scam. people who shopped online were not affected. chip reid,

. >> i'm eric shaun. joining us is dr. marc siegel, associate professor of medicine at nyu's langal medical center and author of the inin pulse. >> and whatever you ate or drank wrong, we're going to fix it up. dr. david samadi is here, too. chief of robotic surb iic surge. doctors, great to have you here. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> first, you begin with some of the biggest medical stories of the year. the first one is really a shocking study this year, predicting the number of people living with alzheimer's disease is expected to triple. triple, by 2015. dr. siegel, why so many more? and what can we all do about it? >> a lot of reasons and this is a well-known survey. they looked add 10,000 patients at rush institute and followed them for a decade. the reason for that, number one on the list is we're getting older. many more baby boomers like you and me, eric, and we're getting older. >> generation x. >> yeah, okay. sure, sure, eric, but the main thing is that, you know, most of these alzheimer's patients are goi

this year's messe focusing on a serious head injuries caused by collisions twenty one year old shaun dixon from dublin sustain these injuries and a motorbike crash in two tm impact. they ren. long announced frustration the lost his position in the army reserve and their bodies were typical. that you do it openly. iridium on him in uniform on a fourth goal the milk train action that will got that memo to bed. i mean on top of me wanting more. back in the moments pedestrians cyclists and motorcyclists are two and a half times more likely to sustain a tormenting brain injury in a crash in car users. gardenia urging everyone to think that there will be a tear. pedestrians can you see the new bc motorcycles atvs but as soon as you seek a new scene with other road users to other road users a uconn conscious about the benches over sectors of our border patrol agents this sucks sucks the medical bureau of road safety team b c d e r d are being trained in how to use these evidential breath testing machines. their key piece of equipment for garden trying to tackle drink driving. one major elem

olympic snowboarder shaun white had to pull out of the qualifier final. he has a sprained ankle. and in the nba, incredible buzzer beater in overtime. game tied 109. two points in the front of the paint there. portla portland beats detroit 111-109. lots to talk about there. >> good job, richard. see you shortly. >>> a big cleanup in the northeast sunday after a weekend storm dumped more than a foot of snow in some parts. travelers were forced to deal with slippery roads and flight cancellationsment for a look at what's next with the weather, we join our own bill karins. all right, bill, what's going on out there? >> another mini snowstorm. >> another snowstorm. >> head for the same areas that just dug out. >> but this is a small one. this will have more of an imp t impact. it's going to happen on tuesday. it could affect people's traveling plans to work and school. the coldest air right now is located just north of the great lakes. that's coming down this morning to chicago, minneapolis. this is tuesday morning, not today. this is tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. the blue shows wher

. >> i'm eric shaun. joining us is dr.el, associate professor of medicine at nyu's langal medical center and author of the inin pulse. >> and whatever you ate or drank wrong, we're going to fix it up. dr. david samadi is here, too. chief of robotic surb iic surge. doctors, great to have you here. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> first, you begin with some of the

side the when he paid gentz as well as defenseman shaun has to play games with phoenix coyotes and he's delighted to join such an ambitious club but it helps improve his game just really. being coughing yourself in and moving the park the players and. you know i think just for me that be able to adapt to the to the fast pace of the game and the speed here is is that challenge for me so i think one thing i need to learn on is moving the park quickly and with my feet because all the time bombs whose main literally mean snow leopards in the local charts our language have one of the best defensive records in the league while the also scored their fair share of goals earlier in the campaign they won twelve out of thirteen games recently their form is did. the same to. it's a tradition kyra he's been with and boston's two thousand and nine but he's distrust the potential to go deep into the playoffs because if you're as they go we have strength in every line and every player has the ability to change the course of the game in almost everyone gets an equal amount of time on the ice it really h

side the when he paid gentz as well as defenseman shaun hesco who played eight games with a phoenix coyotes and he's delighted to join such an ambitious club but it helps improve his game just really. being coughing yourself in and moving the park the players and where you know i think you just for me that be able to adapt to the fast pace of the game and the speed here is is that challenge for me so i think thank you one thing i need to learn on is moving the park quickly in my feet because all the time bombs whose main literally mean snow leopards in the local charts our language have one of the best defensive records in the league while the also school the finnish share of goals earlier in the campaign they won twelve out of thirteen games recently their form is did. the same to. he's been with bank basons two thousand and nine but he's distrust the potential to go deep into the playoffs because if you're as they go we have strength in every line and every player has the ability to change the course of the game in almost everyone gets an equal amount of time on the ice it really helps to

ambassador christopher stevens and shaun smith were trapped in a burning mission building, where they died of smoke inhalation, despite the ests of a security team that fought to save them. hours later c.i.a. contractors, glen doherty and tyrone woods attacked. >> a report produced for the state department investigating benghazi and security forces blamed the benghazi in pardon state department officials, criticising them for identifying conditions in the city, and approving benghazi as is diplomatic post. the panel highlighted long-standing problems in the security practices, including blurred lines of authority, a lack of accountability, no risk management model for high-threat posts or intelligent analysts, inadequate diplomatic security training and many vulnerable low-risk posts. >> fred is a former diplomatic security agent and samuel cats is an author and expert on middle eastern security issues. >> fred, you both describe in this book, create an atmosphere of a lawless city. a den of thieves and spies, where danger was present. why was the state department there and ambassador

shaun charles who owns beacon home care is following the rules and points out that overworked and under paid care quivers are dangerous. safe protection of loved ones is making sure that care givers are at their a game. >> with a well rested caregiver. >> helping us to understand how some of the new law changes impact workers. let's come in. let's talk about the settlement in san francisco. 800,000. how substantial is that. how good a deal is this. previously the reforms. people that work in the overtime. whether it was with state laws or the federal act. it's great. >> the problem was they were talking extremely long days. they were getting paid above the minimum wage. the nature of these people's jobs mean they were working 24 hour wage. obviously it's not fair. you represent some of these. what are some of the cases you encountered. it's difficult for them. they have a personal relationship with the people for whom they care for. with the reforms and the great san francisco case which is in the news it means it gives people more of a forum to speak up and assert their rights and make

janet nap p brian boitano will be attending >>> olympic gold medal shaun white has decided to competeust one, snowboarding event. he will compete in the slope style but skip the half-pipe in an effort to rest his ankle. he hurt it last weekend on the half-pipe in the dew tour. >>> we need wind. >> we have it on the way. we are seven days away from christmas. i am going to i have give you a gift. today is a spare the air day with a fire burning in big sur. we had the fire in redwood city. it did not help the situation. we have an improvement as an area of low pressure drops through the bay area. this is going to mix everything up. 47 degrees to start in san jose. it is also good to report that temperatures are not too frigid out there. you might be able to get by without cranking the heater. later today, temperatures, nice and mild. in the south bay, it looks good. temperatures in the low 60s in san francisco, same for you. north bay, mid-60s. same for the east bay. temperatures in the tri-valley will range from the upper 50s to the mid-60s. pleasanton, 66 degrees. we'll check your dri

. >> shaun charles who owns beacon home care which places barania and other care givers with clients follows the rule. overworked and under paid care giers are dangerous. >> that's what the families entrust us with, the safe protection of their loved one. we want to make sure the care givers are at their a game. >> ginny anderson feels she's in good hands with a well-rested care giver who is fairly paid. >> as mentioned earlier there's severe weather breaking out across the south. let's go to jalelah ahmed. >> severe weather is imminent. the national weather service saw a tornado near ruston, moving north-east. folks around the area are highly advise the to seek shelter. the tornado will be near farmerville by 4.40pm central time. a tornado morning means strong rotation has been detected. it may be on the ground. folks advised to use precaution. seek shelter immediately. we are looking at tornado watches and warnings across portions of mississippi, all the way to central louisiana with this line of storms is what is producing damaging winds. we have 27,000 people without power in tex

thank you so much and jonathan - shaun white is a guy that has had a lot of publicity.retchen had a great career and people will keep an eye on her too. >> it will be great to see how she does. >> and a record-setting day for peyton manning. we'll focus on the afc at 6:00. >> two winning tickets were drawn in the mega millions jackpot, worth $636 million. that is chump change in spain. the christmas lottery draw there held today splits $3 billion in prize money. we have more. >> it's known as el-gordo, the fat one. it's a seasonal fixture as traditional as the nativity scene on display in christian homes. the top jackpot prize is 5.5 billion. with tickets costing $270 each most people buy a share of a tickets, resulting in tens of thousands enjoying a windfall. the really enthusiastic attend the draw in person, sometimes in extravagant fancy dress >> translation: we are waiting to see if we win the lottery. >> a festive hat works for this woman, amazed to win $170,000 prize. the reaction struck a cord with many when it was said the lottery prize would pay off some debts

. >> shaun charles is following the rules, and points out that overworked and under paid care givers are dangerous. >> that is what the families entrust us with, the safe protection of their loved ones. we want to make sure care givers are at their a game. >> ginny anderson feels she's in good hands with a well-rested caregiver who is fairly paid. >> and still to come on al jazeera america. it's been 25 years but for the families of victims the pain never ends. remembering the pan am flight 103 bombing when we come back >> also, astronaut repairing the space station via a space walk ends sooner than expected. >> a sombre anniversary. 25 years ago today a ball destroyed pan am flight 103 over scotland. around the globe mourners have been remembering the 270 victims at a memorial at arlington national cemetery the attorney-general spoke of their legacy. >> but more than anything, as we assemble in this place of remembrance year after year, we recall the moments of unity and of love that have arisen from the grief that we share. we remember the occasions that have brought this community

. >> i'm eric shaun, it is a holiday tragedy today that is still ongoing, the national transportation board sending it's team of investigators that are here now. that is the train hit a bend known as the spinning devil curve, some passengers claim that the train was just going too fast. that will all be part of the investigation. new york city police commissioner raymond kelly talked about the continuing search for any more possible victims that could be trapped underneath those overturned cars. >> we have used our dogs, right on too mup of the train, we don want to discount it totally at this time, as it is most unlikely, but i can't say with absolute certainty that there isn't. >> it is a shocking and sad scene, and laura ingle is there live. >> this incident happened just after 7:00 a.m. this morning on the southbound hudson line train as it was approaching the station here in the bronx. i want to step aside to show you what is just down below us. we're up on a cliff in a neighborhood, but we have got a good advantage point of those cars that are tipped over on their side. one pass

shaun who grew up here in the city and mykala are tying the knot at the palace of fine arts on sunday. 2 began dating after she left her ex-husband who appeared with her on the real housewives of washington, d.c. program. however not everybody is thrilled about this. the city ballet school has performance of the nut cracker same location sunday afternoon. >> definitely has impact on the turn out of our show. again this is a huge fundraiser for us and it's just very unfortunate that many people will be affected by it especially our students who worked so hard inputting this production together. >>reporter: the couple making wedding pay per view event pay for it presumably for 15 dollars watch the wedding and see performance by shawn band journey of course. couple also says a portion of the proceeds will go to filipino typhoon relief. >> i'm a little disappoint they had didn't asked if my band. >> saving you for a bigger wedding. >> maybe. we can only hope. spencer here with the forecast. nice to see cooler weather. >> why he. >> moderate weather. >> absolutely. those freezing warnings

. >> i'm eric shaun, it is a holiday tragedy today that is still ongoing, the national transportation team of investigators that are here now. that is the train hit a bend known as the spinning devil

jill and shaun phillips, both musicians, came to concord to record a song together. someone broke into their rental van thursday night when it was parked outside the elephant bar. the thief got away with their laptops, luggage, musical instruments and medication sean is required to take every 12 hours to keep him alive. >> we realized we were robbed walking back from the restaurant and i'm thinking, oh, man, this is bad because it's medicine that i don't know if it's easy to get because i get it from a mail-in pharmacy. it's critical stuff, so i'm terrified. >> shawn had an enlarged heart and got a transplant three years ago at the age of 20. the medication keeps his body from rejecting the new organ. a local hospital gave him an emergency dose and a prescription to last him while he and his mother record third -- their new song. >>> more than 1 million americans will lose their unemployment benefits today when the federal government's emergency compensation expires. few senators, one democrat, one republican have proposed extending the benefits another three months.

flanking shaun miller for arizona. they have n.b.a. ped gri.is any will in the freshman era. 14 and 5, it's a safe bet that arizona will stale number will stay number one after speaking by 72-70. >> going green - the vertical way. the new farming trend turning the traditional way of growing crops upside down. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. let's get a check of the wet weather across the country with meteorologist eboni dean. >> we have a frontal boundary moving across the eastern u.s., pushing flow florida where we are watching a line of storms. it will bridge wet weather there. we have colder air moving in. it is dry. none of the snow flakes reaching the ground. we have snow out there, mainly northern areas of new england. we'll watch late effect snow continuing into michigan. >> it takes a lot of energy to ship produce from california to chicago. vertical farming is becoming a big thing in the windy city. john hendren has the storey. >> beneath a fluorescent sun in a former meat-packing plant. these grow in multipl

when she came out, shaun was supposed to tell me what the gender was.was. >> what day was the baby born? >> december 7th. she's three weeks and one day today. >> brand new. >> grandma, what's the response now that you get to see the little baby girl, the little fighter? >> well, unfortunately, i have had the flu so i haven't been able to see them, however, i have never been a tech person, and i must tell you the electronic world has brought us in together. so it's just been a real joy. we were all -- i'm sorry. >> she hears you. >> you just wanted to say hi. >> if they're any kind of a couple, they would move to orlando right now. >> definitely. >> thank you guys so much for joining us, and congratulations. >> happy new year. >> thank you, fox and friends. >> go hokies. >> we'll be right back. >>> i'm going to go visit -- >> we have the afterthe show show, so stay tuned for that. >> a good one. >> hey, janet, juliet, see you, mike. >> have a great weekend. >>> a fox news alert. brand new obamacare enrollment numbers are just in. the white house announci

with the new guy coming in, we talked with shaun white yesterday. this is the guy that came in from burton, the snowboard place, in other words, hipster stuff. he was also at louis vuitton and did a fabulous job there. i think he'll do a fabulous job for lulu. >> so you bought the stock? >> i bought the stock and sold puts today. i hope to build a position. i think this might be a longer-term trade for me. normally, my trades are six days to ten days. i think i'll be in this one for three months, and i like the upside of the stock. >> murph, what did you see? >> lulu is a name i've talked about a lot on the shot. it's a name i've owned a lot in the past. this is a quality name. i'm going to get flack for this, but i wear their stuff. and their product is very good. both women love it, men are going to come around into it, and i think the call today was really as add as it could get for the company. if you look at lulu on the chart, you'll see it's had four, five major pullbacks of roughly 10% over the course of the last year. and if you bought the p

. >>> coming up on the "halftime," shaun white is the man to beat in sochi, and we'll join us live onup. we'll talk to an investor who says you should buy this year's worst trade. >>> plus, time to get in on the great performance chase. why sticking with what's worked so far could have a bigger payoff in the year's end. it's straight ahead on "the half." we'll see you in about 15 minutes. >> scott, sounds good, thanks a lot. >>> there's a big fight brewing over the deal to move the braves from their current home, turner field, to a new stadium north of their current home. the new home in cobb county. debbie, good to have you with us. good morning. >> it is a pleasure to be here. how are you guys doing? >> not bad. fascinating story. walk us through how this all came about, how you learned about it, and what your initial response was. >> well, initially, we found out that it had been in secret negotiations since july. it was introduced at a press conference. it took everyone by surprise. the deal was -- smacked of cronyism. it was a deal that was cut behind closed doors in secret. the

>> hello, my name is shaun evans and i mean voice of russia and i have a question for the doctor. i wanted to ask if you could discuss the endgame for the u.s. and iran, especially concerning the fact -- doesn't want to end sanctions and considering that it has considered the -- you said that in the article obama back down to benjamin netanyahu. and this is the same process that created this arrangement. and in the context of which i hope we don't lose our sense of rationality because a war in the middle east is going to make his expedition into afghanistan and iraq look like short-term lasting a dozen years or so. the united states for 30 years managed to prevent a nuclear war and they are able to convince both of those countries and the soviet union why we would have to go to war. and that would preserve their independence even if there is no solution with the iranians. the israelis have 200 or more and they are not one-sided we vulnerable and i am quite sure that we make a subsequent full-scale treaty with iran. >> and this would be preferable for military action. >> there's no

shaun henry is the president of the security technology company. >> these groups are often times looking for any type of information they can use. they're looking for credit card numbers, debit cards, pin numbers, user names and pass words to other accounts. they can use it and turn it to cash. >> the unauthorized card data was accessed saying accounts may have been impacted between november 27 and december 15. >> i almost use a credit card all the time. that's scary. >> the retailer the latest company to get scammed. in july five were charged with stealing 160 million credit and debit card members from companies including jcpenney 7 eleven and jet blue in the plot. >> net works are so big and vast, there's always pay way in. what organizations need to do is work ville gently to identify and detect the breach. >> reporter: target says it has identified and resolved the issue. target also says it's working with law enforcement to bring those responsible to justice. >> stunning to hear 40 million may have been affected. what if you shopped online? >> reporter: it appears only people that s

connell: shaun bowler, university of california system will stay as one. we thank you for calling in today. we'll talk more about the draper proposal a little later. that news conference is coming up. the thing we'll talk about today is the deadline day for the president's health care law. they're driving more health care providers to pursue a different kind of technology in both hospitals and doctors offices. that means more money in the area of health care. an interesting side-effect in all of this. >>> then the snowden leaks, the n sat leaker, it has create ad ad -- created a crisis for not only for american companies but companies outside of this country. developments coming up. the weather and wild swings in the weather across the country. there are money plays on this beside energy. how about ski resorts? "markets now" continues on a monday. first we'll look at energy markets. oil just above 99. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "fuming around with rotating categories" card. it's not the etting blindsided by limits

thanks for joining us from seoul, shaun cochran from clsa. >>> ukraine's president will meet with his christian counterpart in moscow as you seeks to keep his country afloat. russia is willing to offer a credit line, but demonstrations continue in kiev about the prospect of a deal. many see this as ukraine selling out its national interest. >> we believe that the agreement provides the best way to address ukraine's short-term economic challenges. its signature, too, would send a powerful signal of confidence to international and to financial institutions. >> get some final thoughts with paul donovan, as well. paul, the risks next year, are they economic or political, do you think? >> i think it's politics. eventes and career, events in ukraine, we've got a lot of politics in europe, extremist parties are start to go gain ground ahead of the european elections. i think that's going to be a focus. the tea party movement in the states may be quieting down for the time being, but it will be back. i think we can bet on that. it will be an issue, i think, as we go into the november election

interim police chief shaun went calls it a positive sign and a good start. >>> b.a.r.t. negotiating table this morning. yesterday's meeting ended at 8:00 p.m. with no resolutions. the negotiations are over a contract clause that gives workers up to 6 weeks of paid family leave. the unions ratified the deal. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors approved the contract but without the clause. b.a.r.t. says it was in the contract by mistake. union leaders say b.a.r.t. negotiators signed off on the deal, so the board should honor it. >>> an exclusive ktvu field poll finds 52% of bay area voters think public transit workers should not be allowed to spike. 41% think they should have the right. they are slightly different for the rest of california. 47 favor transit workers right to strike. 44% statewide said they should not be allowed to walk out. >>> ac transit is restoring service this weekend as contract talks between the agency and its union continue. a 60 day court ordered cooling off period ends a week from sunday. new and revamped routes are launching this sunday. the union says

and shaun joyce, the deputy director of the fbi who retired had met with them i believe in vienna well they have him and the u.s. government suspects that they do are or they did, their line has always been we don't know what you're talking about and we don't have him. so how are the iranians going to get themselves out of that corner? the other point is and people in the intel community concede this to us, if bob is dead and he died while being questioned or interrogated by the iranians or if he died of natural causes, there's lull upside for the iranians to ever admit they held him. >> adam goldman of the "washington post." great conversation. thank you. >>> drinking trouble for 007. that's next. and it's new movie about the fbi's abscam sting that puts politicians behind bars. how does the new movie "view" become a leading golden globe nominee? as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cash card from capital one, i get 2% cash back on every purchase, every day. i break my back around here. fi

now, to shaun's point then, does that mean that i'm specifically calling for the abolition of the united states army? i am not. indeed, my remarks are no more radical than those uttered by the secretary of defense robert gates literally standing in the very throbbing, beating heart of the u.s. army, the environs of the united states military academy in west point in 2011. and if you go through my paper, i make some arguments about the logical implications of gates' vision. >> so, gordon, i would agree with the fact that the word "shape," shape the international environment means all things to all people. so for me, the most important elements are deterring adversaries from mischief or aggression, reassuring arter ins and allies of our -- partners and allies of our commitment to them, and, you know, working with allies and partners to build their capacity to contribute to regional and international security. you know, i agree with a lot of phil's comments about readiness for what. we can't predict specifics, but i think the mission manies of the u.s -- missions of the u.s. military have b

. >> i'm mark morgan and in week 14 of the nfl season shaun mccoy had a record setting day in the snowf philadelphia eagles next in sports. >> reporter: the crowds gathering honoring the life and legacy of nelson mandela and this is live outside of his home where the country's first democratically-elected president passed away last week. out in segregated schools made sure i knew my history as a young african american girl. they made me learn about martin luther king's march on washington and watch nelson mandela's acceptance speech when he first took the podium as president. >> so help me god. >> fast forward 17 years later. i'm an eager college senior. and it's no surprise i chose south africa as the place to go for my fellowship. when i got there, i started teaching kids in one of the country's poorest townships, kids all born the year that mandela was freed. they were, as we say in south >> this isn't a new channel, this is a watershed moment in media for america. >> this entire region is utterly devastated. >> people our here are struggling. >> the fire jumped the highway we took

joining us now the bks management, shaun is editor of the wealth report.ur guest host wants to talk. can you say it? can't talk about it if i can't say it. what was the news? number in in terms of reserve currencies. >> in materiaterms of trade. the chinese economy and society itself becomes more open. it's a transactional unit. there's too much issue from property rights point of view to trust as a reserve currency. >> what about the reports coming out of the saudi arabia that they're negotiating with the chinese to pay for oil? >> that could happen. it definitely is going to take more transaction in the market. as far as just marking your money for investment purpose, that's the ultimate trust in a currency. i think there's reservation to that effect until people feel the society is a little more open. i remain maybe the last of the die hard skeptic maybe because i was raised in the communist company. currencies are political as well as economic units of value. there's a tremendous amount of value to be associated with that as well as just the pure econo

the only representative is shaun o'-mallee from boston is the only american. >>> a rare book is goingline. the vatican worked with the oxford university. their collections will be digitis digitised. >>> construction is behind schedule on brazilian stadiums. three stadiums will not be finished by the end of this month, a deadline set by f.i.f.a. two stadiums were expected to be finished by end of february. they were not sure about where the opening came is scheduled. >>> the new york yankees making headlines again. >> that's the yankees. they are spending money and stirring it up with the red sox. they signed boston free agent jacoby ellsbury to a 7-year deal worth $153 million. brian mccann - jacoby ellsbury won two world series titles, he's a slick center fielder. 30 years young the big question has been can you stay healthy. where does that leave robinson. the yankees would like the keep canell. he wants to get paid. he's asking for $200 million over eight years. >> in sport, when things go bad you can tell a lot about a person's character. things are getting ugly. the friction not

across the country, all around the world, jumping up and down on the kids' debads, pretending to be shaun is a big year for the olympic sports. >> you picked up sports out of colorado even. is your appetite satiated, or is there more to come? >> we're still interested in growing. the past provides incredible value, so to the extent we can add a new resort to that path, in a different location, we think it brings huge value to all of our guests and consumers around the world, and obviously, we think we can do a good job buying the resorts and running them better, given our scope and scale and sophistication. >> anywhere in particular, rob, that you have your eye on right now? >> you know what? we look at all of top destination resorts around the world. that's really what our focus is. so where we see skiers, where see sigh the high-end consumer traveling, that's what we're focused on. >> winter olympics on nbc are coming up early february. you're going to hear a lot about downhill skiing, cross country skiing. do you generally see any ancillary effect on a winter olympic year? >> yeah, we