carrie sheffield, thank you very much. liz: thank you very much.'re with us, we'll be back monday. dave: we'll be back monday. shortened trading week, we have it covered for you. meanwhile "the willis report" is next. gerri: we begin with news that the federal government promises it will respond in kind to the hack of sony pictures. the fbi today officially blaming north korea for the hacking and president obama this afternoon saying sony made a mistake in pulling the movie "the interview." with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and now senior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we

i remember being warned by the right honorable member for sheffield, brightside and hillsborough thatwould be a "post-soviet" meltdown and that people would be fending for themselves on the streets, but we now have fewer young people than ever in sheffield who are not in education, employment or training. that was because of a balanced, pragmatic, non-ideological approach to balancing the books steadily over time. >> geoffrey robinson. >> could i ask the deputy prime minister to use his evidently widespread support in the coalition ranks opposite, particularly with the prime minister, to prevail on the prime minister to honor a pledge he made in june this year to the victims of the contaminated blood scandal that took place in the nhs? that scandal has reflected badly on successive administrations, since the administration as far back as that of harold wilson. the prime minister undertook to look at and rectify to the extent that that is possible, and this would be one promise that the coalition government have it in their power to deliver. >> i am grateful for his question. he is qui

tottenham meet third tier sheffield united.the ties in jp with the final -- january with the final alt whelmly. >>> -- final at wembley. >> australian fought back in the text. josh hazelwood roaring 5/68. india out for 408. australia are 221/4. standing captain steve smith is 65 not out >>> the n.h.l. sent a message to all their 30 teams to remind them how to prevent the spread of mumps. 15 players in the league have the disease, and more are tested. games are still going ahead as planned for the time being, including one in minnesota seaing them lose out. boston back in front. the wild level again. lowy eriksson won it for the bruins in overtime. the second victory in eight games. >> the atlanta hawks are flying now. they recorded their 11th win in 12, destroying the cavaliers. david black apologised to the fans for a poor, poor performance. the 3 pointers put the hawks ahead by four before half time. lebron james scoring 21. with his team down 20 at the start of the fourth, didn't play in the final 12th minute. 127 to 98. tha

joining me is the ceo of pioneer natural resources, scott sheffield. >> thank you, melissa.>> we're wondering what the impact could be. it crystallizes what the impact might be right now. and that is the well permits data. don 40% in november. how do you interpret that? is that a pause, one that will be longer lasting in this energy boom we've seen since 2007? >> yes, melissa. i think as we saw last week, opec actions surprised a lot of people. and this country has gone from 5 million barrels a day to 9 million barrels a day. we are competing against opec. opec has declared war, especially saudi arabia on the u.s. oil and gas industry. 67 to $70 a barrel, which is where we are now, we will see a pullback in rig activity. it will start probably january, february and march next year. probably see a 15% to 20% pullback in activity. even at $70 a barrel, this country can still grow. our hands are tied behind our back. we're not competing pricewise with opec. we van export ban on crude oil. we haven't been goetting the right world price. we can compete as much as ever with opec.

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go in focus to find out with steve force, rich karlgaard, sabrina schaffer along with cary sheffield and john tamny. >> what do you think about this? >> a horrible, horrible crime on the week of christmas. i don't think there's anyone who wants to diminish this, but i don't think going after companies like

you do if i sang out of the tune ♪ >> reporter: joe cocker cultivated his unique gritty voice in sheffield' roll singer hit the big time with a beatles tune. ♪ with a little help from my friends ♪ >> reporter: he formed the cover live in woodstock in 1969 and it became the theme song for the tv show "the wonder years." >> i remember it like it was in the late '60s, we also felt we were -- i don't know. ♪ >> reporter: john belushi famously intimidated cocker on "saturday night live" and the two performed "feelin' right" together on the show. >> i had a bout with cocaine and then booze. >> reporter: cocker's success wasn't much of his own. he had a hit with billy preston "you are so beautiful." ♪ you are so beautiful ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his voice cracked on the last note and the songbooked a top-ten hit in 1975. cocker recorded a duet "up where we belong" with jennifer warren for the 1982 film "an officer and a gentleman" ♪ up where we belong >> reporter: it was a number one hit that went on to win both a grammy and an academy award. joe cocker passed away in colorado which he called home for t

go in focus to find out with steve force, rich karlgaard, sabrina schaffer along with cary sheffield and john tamny. >> what do you think about this? >> a horrible, horrible crime on the week of christmas. i don't think there's anyone who wants to diminish this, but i don't think going after companies like instagram facebook or google or twit sir a right approach. there's a different world with social media than traditional broadcast media an editor publisher, affirmatively publishes something. this is not the same thing. this is a self-publishing application somebody can put something on. millions of users. it doesn't make sense for these companies to have to monitor all the different statements. >> on the other hand, we're seeing it all over the place. there are a lot of copycats now putting this stuff up on the media. it's so obvious in some cases. shouldn't instagram or facebook or whomever monitor things more closely? >> i think they should. they bear a responsibility. this guy posted hash tag shoot the police. posted pictures of a hot gun and blood-stained pants. shot his ex-gi

we now have fewer young people who are not in education, employment in sheffield ever and that's something you see repeated across the country ecause of a balanced pragmatic nonideological approach to balancing the books steadily over time. use ld we ask that you your wide support and on the pledge he gave him during this year to the victims of the con tam mated flood scandal that took place on the n.h.s. it's a scandal that reflects on the administration. some of the younger ones look at to rectify it. it would be one promise. the coalition government has it in their power to deliver. >> so ungrateful to his question. he's quite right, of course. this is a heart wrenching issue which has gone on for a long period of time. if i may i would write to him because i know steps have been some seeking to address of the many legitimate claims which exist and i look into for him. >> mr. speaker, the deputy plimse be aware that the hospital currently stands in special measures. what assistance can he give to the health secretary as he continues improvement despite wrestling with the $40 million pou

carrie sheffield, thank you very much. liz: thank you very much. we are so glad you're with us, we'll be back monday. dave: we'll be back monday. shortened trading week, we have it covered for you. meanwhile "the willis report" is next. gerri: we begin with news that the federal government promises it will respond in kind to the hack of sony pictures. the fbi today officially blaming north korea for the hacking and president obama this afternoon saying sony made a mistake in pulling the movie "the interview." with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and now senior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we getting real details on this. 1.2 million customer payment cards may have been exposed in a security breach and, in fact, information exposed include

professor john weiss is at the school of economics in rome but today he joins us from our studio in sheffielde you on the program. we're close to three and a half years in recession at the moment. it makes you wonder, when do you start calling it a depression? but italy, this is a chronic illness, isn't it? >> yeah, it is, unfortunately. you cannot get the economy back on its feet without pumping money into the economy. i think this is something that is one of the hard facts. you cannot demand a number of measures that restrict spending and at the same time expect that the economy is going to take off. this is a big challenge for renzi and anybody in power sitting on his chair. >> i guess you also can't get an economy back on its feet if you've got businesses and consumers who have no confidence in the government. they have no confidence in the economy. so that means businesses don't invest, and consumers, this is a big problem. consumers are not spending. >> that's true. consumers are not spending. they are kind of leery about spending their money because they don't know what's going to be h

joe cocker was born in sheffield, england where he lived until his early 20's. >> catherine: his internationalues/rock singer began in 1964 and continues to this day. few of his best known hits, "ain't not sunshine, "you are so beautiful" and "up where we belong." >> catherine: joe created nearly 40 albums and toured extensively around the globe. >> catherine: case some had reportedly wished to be buried there for as long memorial and california but his wife chose norway instead claiming that she has as sexual ties to that country. --ancestral >> catherine: lee the chilly or snowy? everyone wants to know. --will it be chilly? >> jacqueline: because of the high tide the road will be flooded. f o g g y is expected. rain will return to the bay area creek you want to detract christmas shopping of the way early. tomorrow afternoon tide will be in the '60s. it was a gorgeous day out there today. similar conditions tomorrow. and the rain will approach on wednesday. -- wind will approach. >> jacqueline: pushing into the livermore valley and san jose by 5:00 p.m. and it will be of the bay area by 6:00.

born in sheffield, england, cocker honed his talent performing in pubs around the 1960s. ♪ do you needporter: in 1968, he shot to stardom with a cover of the beatle's hit "with a little help from my friends." >> i remember like in the late '60s, we also felt we were going to -- i don't know. >> reporter: but it was his wild almost manic set at woodstock in 1969 that immortalized the musician and his style. >> the cocker version is indelible. is it the beatle's? no, but for many people, the one that they knew, they grew up hearing it on "the wonder years." ♪ would you stand up and walk out on me ♪ >> reporter: in a statement paul mccartney called that cover song just mind blowing. and ringo starr good-bye and god bless to joe cocker from one of his friends peace and love. despite addiction to alcohol and drugs, cocker persevered putting out 50 albums. with jenner warren won him a grammy and the oscar winning song from the 1982 film "an officer and a gentleman." yet, much of his best work was not his own. he was a master of interpretations ♪ you are so beautiful to me >> reporter: joe co

we have two young people are not in education implement or training in sheffield ever. fewer needs in the great cities that have something easy repeated across the country. there is a balanced, pragmatic, non-ideological approach to balancing the books steadily over time. >> could ask the deputy prime minister to use this evidently widespread support in the coalition and the particular with the prime minister to a bill on the prime minister on a pledge he gave in june of this year to the victims of the scandal which took place in the nhs? if the scandal that reflects very badly on administrations, as far back as howard wilson and before, it is something you out to look at and rectify. it would be one pledge from one promise the coalition government has it in their power to do. >> i'm grateful to him because he's quite right of course that this is a heart wrenching issue which has dragged on now for a very prolonged period of time. if i may i will write to him as a no him as a no steps have been taking seeking to address some of the many legitimate outstanding claims whi