that's what sheldon adelson wants. he's not necessarily in it for the money. >> sheldon loses money, and lots of it. my estimate is that the paper loses $10 million a year. i'm sure he's prepared to invest many more years and a lot more money anything to keep a liberal moderate peace-loving leader. >> it's not about money. it's about shaping the future of this country. >> when you're sheldon adelson, and you call the prime minister three times a day, and you tell minimum what to do because you are his publisher, that's thought kosher. they want israel to look like him. >> adelson is not exactly shy with his views. a few months ago he proposed a solution to the iran nuclear stalemate. his approach, dropping a bomb in the iranian desert was unconventional. >> you drop a bomb where it doesn't hurt a soul. then you say see, the next one will hit. >> it's called bb today because it favors benjamin netanyahu and his conservative politics. but adelson's investment in that pro netanyahu investment has been a concern. >> it was

. >> that video is from the coalition to stop internet gambling, backed by sands ceo, and sheldon adelsonthey claim it crosses the line of responsibility. adelson has vowed to spend whatever it takes to convince congress to keep the online gambling ban in place. so what is the future of online gambling, and is there a compelling argument for congress to make it legal. joining us is a former congressman from arkansas, and with the association of players association and online gamers. vin we're seeing this move forward at the state level. why not just leave it there? what is the argument for federal regulation? >> from the argument is from a pure business standpoint. what companies want to see is single regulatory compliance, and just say it's a lot of money to do that, the other reason you want to do it from the federal level is for online poker. many people play poker to kill time and play against each other. on a state to state basis [ inaudible ] nevada, players in delaware have to play [ inaudible ] delaware, on a federal level if you have a federal regime, you say all right, other pla

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we have sheldon krimsky from boston, a professor of environmental policy at tufts university.hank you for being with us. what use in the industrial system >> why do we know sotrol act an the act there's no requirement that industry has to demonstrate the safety of a chemical that it introduces into their commercial system. >> so talk about the regulations over plants and chemicals like this. who overseas this and who is in charge of keeping it in check. >> usually the states have a lot of regulatory authority over holding tanks in plants. the epa's regulatory authority covers gas stations, for example, the storage tanks in these facilities. >> do you think they particularly sensitive ecological place. that is number one. number two, that the emergency crews really know little about the chemical, because it's never been adequately questioned. that's true with tens of thousands of chemicals used in our industrial system. implications here. just how much lack of oversight and the chemical is a solvent, part of the alcohol family. it's a solvent for cleaning up coal. so it wasn't

>> sheldon dresses bruno mars.signature stetson hat on, that thing that makes him back to the 50s and '60s. way farer sunglasses. a little lean pant, suspenders, pair of converse that bruno always wears. this is a really classic look. i love the layers with the bracelets, that's from tie mex, retro grade, cool leather band. we mix it up to look downtown chic. >> and suspenders are hanging. >> like ten bucks and we add them on to give a little extra accessory. >> larry king needs to start watching. get with the times. thank you. >> bradley cooper look-alike. >> please, please. >> every woman loves bradley cooper. just nominated for an oscar. this is thomas, really fantastic nautical look. bradley wears clean solid colors, sophisticated but casual at the same time, great nautical sweater from h&m layered with a classic blue shirt that almost every guy has. a dark pair of jeans, desert boot, looks handsome, casual, very kind of like rugged and little nautical. >> i like it is sleek too. doesn't look so -- >> accessibl

. >> earlier we spoke to sheldon krimsky at tufts university who pointed out that the chemicals that leaked were in storage facilities. it's not just the chemical plant, it's the chemicals that they are using, and this was not a plant, it was a storage facility, and the chemical is a solvent, part of the alcohol family, a solvent for cleaning up coal. so it was not a production facility for the chemical. production facilities are where the chemicals are produced, where they have more oversight because of o c.i.a. regulating the workers in the plant, but this was a storage facility for the use of the chemical in cleaning up cole. and i'm not clear in my own mined whether the state for the federal government has the primary responsibility. >> sheldon krimsky said a major problem is that emergency crews knew little about the chemicals since it's never been properly test ed. that's the case with tens of thousands of other chemicals used. >> still ahead on al jazeera america - parliamentary session gets punchy in turkey. details of a fight. turning their lives around - former prostitutes

sheldon crimsky is a professor at tufts university.id it happen, the company was able to operate close to the water supply without oversight or inspections for more than two decades. again how was this allowed to happen? >> well, the rules for locating storage facilities are usually operated by the states. and they do the inspections. some states work with the federal government. the federal government having certain minimal standards. but somebody wasn't looking in this particular case. because the first thing you ask when you locate a facility storing toxic chemicals, is what's the worst-case scenario and what we've just seen is a worst-case scenario. somebody should have asked the question: what happens if this tank ruptures, where does the spill go, and what will be contaminated? >> you know i'm curious. could we find similar situations, i know the answer to it as i ask the question, could we find similar situations where these tankers are close to water supplies in other areas of the country? >> there is no database for all storag

if you have people with pockets as deep as the sheldon adelson or koch brothers, when does it end?ut all the criticism in the amount of money that is spent. a great portion of it is spent on media and press. i don't know if you thought about that. when you're trying to reach -- we have 350 million people in this country plus or minus, it takes a bit of money to do that. concernedarticularly about it. i am more concerned about people that want to limit the rights of folks from any part of the political spectrum. i don't care. guarantees then in theseparticipate processes and i will defend it for a long time. >> there's not a dollar amount to are windowing -- willing spend, you're just saying we are here to keep up? moneyling people how much you spend or plan to spend is nothing more than a mark that when the election is over, everyone will say to just spend more or less. i know what makes a good story. we spend a significant amount of money. the chamber is a major organization. we have 450 people working for us 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 52 weeks a year. we do not start an e

you mean old sheldon said. did you know that his teacher was marlene. likewise people may be familiar with the names job like shouldn't yell bush going on. though the two were actually a twin brother. they bought a boat a rapid developed thoughts. a large group of young comedians years. job i'd shown was the first to introduce english and its performance he created the show where he recited in his alphabet backwards which made him a household name. they are the uk. since room. his name is munching them but you know what he did before becoming a cross talk to me. he was a shop assistant in a bookstore taking advantage of this position. he memorized all across stock pieces published at that time. though. and she didn't leave for the local blogosphere josh loved. so she fed a simple and cool to see initial health was an usher. he said the new target on his own place to me. so just know what you're told that i teach you english yet to show tori who couldn't shoot harmed other teams to check on ai xin on our own tree that i was in on them this coming tuesday

. >> sheldon edelson spent $8 million on negative ads. you've got to really dislike me to spend that kind of money. >> okay, then. we hold the world ransom for -- $100 billion. >> the red liners, the vultures, they're rolling. >> one person said, you know, you come to us who have been blessed, who are wealthy, and yet we sense perhaps the pope is less than enthusiastic about us. >> indeed. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks, thanks for watching. well, here we are. 2014. we're going to stay on top of the issues that matter to you and what we have culturally done here on "the ed show" on msnbc. issues like workers rights, voting rights, women's rights, and protecting the middle class. the central theme in all of this is income inequality. the issues of income inequality are going to be the central theme moving forward in the 2014 midterm elections. you can't get away from it. nothing has changed and the focus, i believe, is only going to intensify. since the early 1980s, the income of the top 1% has gone through the roof. this is o

>> right now they are on equal footing. , heing at sheldon adelson continues to pour money into projects will be a pause, but after that there is a lot of new supply coming into the market. you mentioned 20% growth in 2013. las vegas sands was a big part of that. after 2014, it is still supply- driven and we will see what happens when the new supply comes online. >> brian miller from bloomberg industries with the latest on macau, thank you. when we come back, taking your four-wheel drive for the snow. traveling in style -- airports that boast the best luxury lounges. we will tell you about some of the perks when we come back. ♪ >> you are looking at a live shot of manhattan. if you are just waking up, you will see it is covered in snow. if you live in the northeast, you will have to drive in the snow at some point. bloomberg news columnist jason harper -- which car is best for navigating in these conditions? drive is great, as our tires that are good all- wheel drive tires. there is no perfect car. i spent a week with the lexus 350. it did a nice job in the snow. -- ver, i would not want

he told the person living at the home on sheldon way he works with the water department and checking for broken pipes. when the person let him in, the suspect say his stole several items. >>> the rules committee expected to discuss a proposal to encourage homeowners to notify police about their home security cameras. proposal was introduced by council member sam lecardo last week. he wants to create a central database people can voluntarily register their security cameras with a pole department. if a crime occurs, officers know the cameras existed and could ask for the video. his plan suggests giving discounts to homeowners who want to install new cameras. >>> hundreds of people trapped in their cars, after a rare sudden storm dumped several inches of snow in places where people worry about hurricanes. video of traffic in atlanta, people trapped in their cars for more than 12 hours, in some cases. 20 miles north of atlanta, hundreds of students had an impromptu slumber party at their schools then couldn't go home because of the heavy snowfall. many of the children were on buses going

i heard that sheldon adelson is starting a campaign against this. >> oh, yes. we'll cover all of this. >> that's right after "real money." >> there was only one 3d printing company. this year for the first time in the show's history, 46-year history, separate and sizable space is devoted to the sow called third dimension showcasing nine exhibiters and their product. jake ward visited the 3d printing tech zone and joins us from las vegas with some of the highlights. a.j. good to see you. what did you see at the 3d printing tech zone? >> you know, the amazing thing about this show, ali, as you mentioned is the explosion of 3d printing. it makes possible a whole new category of electronics. the big show is a company called maker bond. out of nowhere they were doing almost nothing and have come to dominate the space. today they presented a $1,300 home appliance version of 3d printing. incredibly simple to use and produce toy-sized objects in malabout no time. >> is there some sense that this 3d printing is going to become meaningful. it's quite neat. is it go to re

proton, sheldon gets his own science guy. >> which is really odd. that's what we do. >> my show never would have happened without yours. >> that's what i td my lawyers. >> other big news, kaley kuoco's engagement to ryan sweeting. >> i'm a he fan of him and also a fan of tennis. i plan o on get something thing out of thiselationship whether they know it or not. >> the big bang they'rery is on cbs. >>> "extra" has been with the cast of ncis since it kicked off in 2003. each time we hit the set, count on someone pulling off a prank or pulling off a performance which is what happened when we pull met the n new star. >> fans meet months to meet her. >> nsa analyst ellie bishop. >> agent gibbs finally introducing her. >> must be fun to have a fresh mate on staff. >> fresh meat? >> "extra" on the set with -- >> wam bam wicker cham. >> i jt call her emily. >> i'm with ncis's newby emily wickersham. >> what have they been like in lcoming you? >> they have been amazing. i feel so lucky to be here especially surrounded by all these swe people. >> i grew up wi

it is in the studio sheldon and lamentable actor named dollars if you don't wish to adopt and immediately everyone says that not only that which provide them with chipper which of them for what it was meant to send a mission to provide them with all be needed. this is his fourth trip in iraq. well the progress stopped if anyone cycle talk about the city and without president assad was top looking a lot transition from dictatorship to democracy kenny the teaching is not enthusiastic top of all of that. the artist coating of oil falling dark trying to use dirty tactics trying to go into details on the blog information that cannot be verified. go out to the dia said to come from homes the city occupies a strategic location in the center of the country has been a key battleground. despite the syrian government's qualified for the civilians out on some movement on prisoner exchange is the two sides remain open to each other. cus ministry says he's carried out to me sol stein consensus among here on sunday evening. to top it was described as a scene you need to create it with al qaeda militants

it's a hobby and it's work and i rachel sheldon reports on the political atmosphere in washington, d.c., in the 1840s and 1850. the author reports that the impacted legislative writing and left lawmakers ill prepared for session. this is about half an hour. [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> so, first i want to thank you for coming. it's great to see some familiar faces and others and it's great to be at one of my favorite bookstores. i've been coming here for a long time. i appreciate the invitation. it's really appropriate for us to talk about the role of washington, d.c., here in capital in the midst of the sectors subsequential of the civil war. it commemorates 150 years of the civil war. which lasted four bloody years and captured the lives of more than 700,000 americans north and south. and when we think about the civil war, it's typically with a sense of devicive relationships between north and south, and the violence that captured the nation well before the war began. men from the north and men from the south became angry and angrier. challenging one another with words an

. >> rachel sheldon reports on the political atmosphere in washington, dc in the 1840s and 1850s robert thing personal relationships forged by many politicians of the day impacted legislative writing and left lawmakers prepared for succession, this is half an hour. >> so, i want to thank all of you for coming. it's great to see some familiar faces and some others, and it's great to be at one of my favorite book stores. i've been coming here a long time, so i appreciate the invitation. it's really appropriate for us to talk about the role of washington, dc here in the capitol, in the midst of the sesquicentennial of the civil war. it commemorates 150 years of the with war. lasted four bloody years and captured the lives of more than 700,000 americans north and south. when we think about the civil war, it's typically with the sense of the divisive relationship between north and south and the violence that captured the nation well before the war began. machine from the north and men from the south became angry and angrier, challenging one another with words and with guns over the issue of

>> jack reed and sheldon didn't get in this business for the last week. types of measures. i think the confusion right now besides the political dynamics is that the economy is improving. the job market is improving, but it is far from healed. if you look at the share of long-term unemployed, that's 2.6% of the labor force, historically when congress has allowed extended benefits to expire, the share has been half that size, 1.3% of the labor force. meaning many fewer long-term unemployed depended on benefits. that's why this extension is so essential. >> that makes sense to me. the other piece of this that we talk about, any titime you look these types of programs, like age or a condition, when you have been in the labor force previously, you have paid in for these type of benefits. that strikes me, senator, as the more conservative piece of this. it is not something that's coming out of the ether. these are people who have paid in and now is the very time in the hangover of the recession where they need help. >> yeah. back to jared's point as well, this

. >> earlier we spoke to sheldon krimsky at tufts university who pointed out the chemicals that lacked were in storage facilities. >> it's not just the chemical plant, it's chemicals they were using. it was not just a plant, it's a storage facility. the chemical is a selfent, part of the alcohol -- solve ept, part of the alcohol family for cleaning the coal. production facilities have more oversight because of o c.i.a. regulating the workers in the plant. this was a storage facility for the use of the chemical in cleaning up coal. i'm not clear in my own mind whether the state or the federal government has the primary responsibility. >> the law maker investigating governor chris christie traffic jam controversy says a crime was committed by the governor's top aide. assemblyman said on "face the nation", that it's too early if chris christie had knowledge. the conduct of the staffer constitutes criminal behaviour. the deputy chief of staff gave the order to shut the lanes in september causing hours of delay. >> clearly in my opinion, when you use the george washington bridge for what th

i spoke to sheldon krensky, how are toxic chemicals can be stored so close to drinking water. >> the first thing you ask is what's the worst case scenario. what we have just seen is the worst case scenario. somebody should have asked, what happens if this tank ruptures, where does the spill go and what will be contaminated? >> professor explained that this is regulated by the states although there are federal guidelines. another tough day in what has been a tough week for governor chris croifd. it started last wednesday when, lain closures on the george washington bridge in september. during a news conference the next day, the governor fired the aide and denied there were other is incidents. today the state legislature announced the formation of a bipartisan committee to investigate the bridge-gate scandal. >> this has become larger than a transportation issue and that is the reason we're creating the supercommittee. the cools and the leadership under chairman wisnewski, this trail may lead to something else and we will look at all evidence that's presented and act accordingly. >> on

. >> this is a sketch of a burglary suspect who enter add home on sheldon way yesterday afternoon under the pretense he was from the water department and told the homeowner he needed to check for broken pipes and when mid he used the opportunity to steal several item when the homeowner was if another room. if you recognize this man, call the police. >> investigators will be on the scene of a propane tank explosion and fire that gut add camping trailer in san jose. crews raced to the scene after seeing the thick smoke rising while they were flying to cover another story yesterday afternoon. a propane tank exploded after the chopper and firefighters arrived on the scene. crews doused the flames with water. none was hurt. >> drought is prompting cal fire to increase staffing hiring 125 supplemental firefighters many in santa clara and san mateo counties. three bay area counties are to be asked to stop using so water. the san francisco public utilities commission has voted on a call for a 10 circumstances voluntary reduction in water use starting to saturday. last night, the santa clara wat

police say he told the person live at the home on sheldon way that he worked with the water department and he wanted to check for broken pipes. the person let him in. authorities say the suspect stole several items. >> in san jose the rules committee expected to discuss a proposal today to encourage homeowners to neotify police about home security cameras. it was introduced last week. he wants to create a central database where people can voluntarily register their cameras with the police department. if a crime occurs in the area, officers would know those private cameras existed and ask for a video. plan suggests giving discounts to homeowners who want to install new cameras. >>> a chinese company responding to a state senate report but its connection of the retrofitting of the carquinez bridge. a shanghai company supplied 250,000 bolts of the wrong size when the retrofitting of the bridge was under way. the bolts were rejected and remade, but the report said if they had been used it would have led to disaster. the company says it never provided the bolts used on the bridge but did ma

he told the person living at a home on sheldon way that he worked with the water department.person let him in. authorities say then the suspect stole several items. >>> in san jose, the city rules committee expected to discuss a proposal linking the police department to neighborhood surveillance cameras. the proposal introduced by the council member last week. he wants to create a central database where people can voluntarily register personal security cameras with the police department. if a crime occurred in the area, officers would be able to tap into the private cameras immediately. plan suggests giving discounts to homeowners who want to potentially install new cameras. >>> talk about the weather here. we give you a live look outside. sun starts to come up over the bay area. beautiful shot out of san jose and san francisco this morning. >> hoping the sun's coming up and the rain will come down. >> you know, we're getting drizzle and enough to get the highways here slick. we'll collect on your drive through palo alto right now. mike all over it this morning. give yourself

you seen sheldon recently? have been less surprised if the findings were the opposite. >> opposite. exactly. >> that it was more that people get lulled into thinking oh -- kind of like the used car salesman thing. they seem to be effective. but it turns out -- >> they are frauds. all sizzle no steak. >> exactly. dom, what do you think? >> i just want to know what the subjective measure of how an attractive ceo is supposed to look. what exactly -- >> symmetry. >> i want to see the list guys of who made the most attractive ceo and who was not on the list. >> i am so happy up brought that up. i was chasing this down today. i reached out to two economists at university of wisconsin that came out with this report they would not release the list the only person they put out there was yahoo's marissa meyer. they said she was top 5% of course we have seen that stock up in the last 12 months by about a little over 100%. >> is that because of the cosmo spread. >> the vogue. >> whatever it was. >> they were using their ph

sheldon's question is one i support.t is not -- it has not played a major training and assist role in iraq. as this conflict continues, especially in western iraq, it would be helpful to have a low training advise and assist effort. that is not u.s. engaged in theting but engaged in ability to provide training, some equipment, some intelligence. than anyonebetter in the world at its ability to collect and diligence from platforms -- collect intelligence from platforms. interest ine is an stemming what has become a regional problem through building the capacity of their iraqi -- of the iraq he government. ernment.e iraqi gov we are getting levels in syria and iraq where the situation is getting worse. mentioned providing equipment at the press conference yesterday. jay carney went through shipments of hellfire missiles that went over, drones, and helicopters. in terms of what could be most useful on the fight -- useful in the fight on the ground, what would it be from that list? a lot depends on the cook needs from the ir

sheldon adelson. he got a big boost thanks to revenue in china. there's eike batista.lion last year and he's now bankrupt. analysts say he didn't deliver on promises he made with his companies and lost credibility with his investors. wolf? >> what about the tech industry? obviously it's a lot of people in that industry have had a great year. >> mark zuckerberg, for one, he was the tech industry's biggest gainer. he added more than $12 billion to his fortune. very nice turnaround for the social network when you remembr just how badly its ipo went. they're the ones who start eed google. keep in mind, though, when you hear all these big numbers, last year, it was a really unusual year for the stock market. the s&p 500 rallied almost 30% in 2013. the average annual gains are actually supposed to be closer to 8%. so while these rich people, they're probably going to get richer again this year. i'm thinking they won't be richer by as much. >> the 300 richest people in the world. talking about 300 people, can you believe it? so what happens when the dallas cowboy cheerleaders

sheldon makes his case against online gambling. i am just very much against it. morley against it and i think it will kill the entire industry. it has the potential. ♪ >> i am here with trish regan. our guest host, bill cohen. >> we have been talking a lot about banks and goldman earnings out. city earnings out. not so good there. one trend is really clear. salary. they are declining in terms of what the bankers are making. bonuses these days are not as good as they were before. the am dying to hear what founder of venture capital has to say about it. now teachestion startup 101 at draper university. beingyou very much for here. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about the growing divide between what is happening on wall street and what is happening on silicon valley, a world you know by virtue of being a venture capitalist. on the subject of bonuses, goldman sachs is still a lucrative place to work. average compensation about goldman sachs was $384,000. less than it was in 2010. what would you say to a 23-year- graduating from stanford or 24-year-old with

ugly they're good democrats a group of democratic senators including barbara boxer of california and sheldon whitehouse of rhode island and former they're calling the climate action ask force member group plans on making a strong push for a new climate change legislation by hosting for speeches and holding public events to raise awareness about the dangers of global warming it will also work with non-governmental organizations including many religious groups and businesses to get the word out about their efforts to stop global warming the last time senate democrats made a big push for climate change legislation was with the cap and trade bill and republicans blocked it with the house still in republican hands there's no guarantee that any legislation that passes the senate will turn into law regardless of what the republicans do though climate action task force is without a doubt a step in the right direction we should all wish its members for the bad brit hume panel discussion about the ongoing bridge gate scandal on sunday's episode of spin cycle the fox news host said that the whole narra

you do sound an awful lot like sheldon these days. >> legalize it.sweeney is going to stay with us. trish is not. she will be back at 3:00 for street smart. don't miss her special tonight. .t is fantastic are tonight at 9:00, we have been waiting for eight weeks -- for it for weeks. ♪ tuned for0 a.m., stay my conversation with mike bloomberg and bill gates on philanthropy. we will be speaking about both of the billionaires'extensive efforts, including the letter that was released this morning. ceo,be talking to the harold hamm, who is joining in. and also morton zuckerman, will as will be joining us well. speaking about giving and taking and whether that works wonders for your own career, my new book with ceo saying what you need to know to get ahead, ask some of the top leaders in the business world come including the aig ceo . what were the biggest qualities that led to their success? here of the beste advice they were ever given. you have to work hard. there is no getting away from that. you have to prepare like crazy. this sounds counterintuitive

senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. lisa murkowski from alaska. ron wyden from oregon. susan collins from maine. and senator debbie stabenow from michigan. obviously, senator menendez was our leader on the democratic side, and we would not be where we are today without his leadership and without the commitment of senator harry reid, who from nevada but recognizes that he has a flooding problem as well, that this is not just a coastal issue that stood up early to tell us if we can build a strong coalition, if we can build 60-plus, he would help us to get to a point where we could actually have a debate on amendments, vote them up and down, and then move this bill with the strongest vote possible to the house of representatives, where i'm proud to say there are 131 cosponsors on this bill. and that number is growing every day because as people hear about what's happening, understand, get notices from their insurance companies, which by the way are taking 30% of every policy off the top and assuming virtually no risk, which is an issue we have to address. it's not addresse

. > would this be -- this is sheldon cooper on twitter asks, how did the ford white house differ fromther administrations? >> it differed in a number of ways. some are fairly cultural, for example, she restored the round tables at dinner. she thought it was a much more informal, led to conversation. one other thing she did, she did not, for example, go on a decorating -- but there is, on the second floor, a private family dining room and mrs. kennedy had located some spectacular and historically wallpaper, ench portrayed in the american -- portraying the american revolution in graphic military terms and mrs. ford, who had the us most respect for mrs. kennedy's taste said, i can't sit there and watch these people shooting each other on battlefields and so she had the paper removed. i think rosalind carter had it put back. >> before we leave the white use, they lived in veil, colorado, for a while, the places associated with the ford family. washington, d.c., grand rapids, 3467, veil, colorado, and palm springs, california. >> that's right. at the time the president passed away, when we

>> sheldon dresses bruno mars.e hanging. >> like ten bucks and we add them on to give a little extra accessory. >> larry king needs to start watching. get with the times. thank you. >> bradley cooper look-alike. >> please, please. >> every woman loves bradley cooper. just nominated for an oscar. this is thomas, really fantastic nautical look. bradley wears clean solid colors, sophisticated but casual at the same time, great nautical sweater from h&m layered with a classic blue shirt that almost every guy has. a dark pair of jeans, desert boot, looks handsome, casual, very kind of like rugged and little nautical. >> i like it is sleek too. doesn't look so -- >> accessible for every guy. just layering pieces you might find in your closet. >> okay. thank you, bradley. >> justin timberlake is next. aka travis. >> here is travis in a really popular look you saw at the golden globes. >> i thought it was ryan reynolds. >> looks like ryan reynolds. this is a fantastic navy tuxedo. for guys getting married or doing a red ca

newt gingrich had sheldon edelson, and rick santorum had foster freiss. sd ri and without those single donors, those two candidates wouldn't have been able to stay in the race. andse previously, before citizes united, candidates who didn't have widespread support wouldn't be able to stay in the race. more speech for the thes multibillionaire's and corporations. for the vast number of people there is far less speech. they say that imagine if world war union bosses were no longer controlled by the democrats were even occupy wall street could form its own super pack. citizens united allows people to pull resources -- guest: i would buy some of that more if most of the people who were funding the political process weren't trying to stay anonymous. we have no idea who is behind many of these candidates. americans cap at the ads they see into context. if you knew exxon was funding an ad against a member of congress running for reelection who is pro-environmental regulations, you may take that as a different perspective than if you see the american action networ

seconds on the clock. 100-point round begins with a group of local leaders headed by billionaire donor sheldonext question. it was reported this week the treasury department is looking into this washed up celebrity for reportedly violating -- >> dennis rodman. >> looking into dennis rodman for violating the ban on bringing gifts in north korea. correct. 100 point question. this republican u.s. senator who survived a prostitution -- >> david individualer. >> virt. will run, yes. >> and only you may answer this bonus. vitter briefly ran for governor in the too 3 2003 psych toll qu race early on. name the democrat who ultimately won that election. >> oh, i'm so embarrassed. i don't know. landrieu? >> kathleen blanco. >> should have know than. 100 toss-up question. this republican congresswoman will deliver the -- >> cathy mcmorris rodgers. >> deliver the response on tuesday. >> 100 point question. one-time rising conservative star whose 2012 anti-d d. >> danesh, film slammed by the campaign. that is correct. 100 point question. first lady michelle obama on wednesday enlisted the help's this sandw

sheldon adelson because he recognized you could make money off of china.s. i like this. it's not a parlor game. it is a really interesting thing. >> john lassiter brought so much joy to so many people. >> i suggested al dunlap for the way we think of the outsider ceo back in the late '80s. >> he also made up the numbers with the gas grills in that hidden warehouse. >> yeah. >> but this is -- andrew young. wow. i mean, qualitatively some people haven't done that well. >> but that's not the point. >> i know. >> then where is our friend at jcpenney? bring down a whole company. >> in a very short amount of time. >> eddie lampert, are these people we all -- >> elon musk is on here. is it too early to judge? >> no. >> a lot of these spark good debates. >> tesla, and edison not as much and musk is affiliated with tesla. >> who do you think should be in the top 25? head to cnbc.com to vote for your picks. leave your comments. we'll have the debate over the next few weeks as we celebrate 25 years. >> so crazy, warren buffett. >> it's a really fun list. tte o? cozy

he told the person living in a home on sheldon way he worked with the water department and was checkingommittee is expected to discuss a new crime fighting proposal today. this was introduced by the council member last week. he wants to create a central database where people can voluntarily register personal security cameras with the police department. >>> let's check in with christina and get some weather. good morning. >> we need this weather, scott. good morning. 7:56. it's coming in, but we'll have to wait for it, which is good news. we want the system to slow down because the more it lingers over the bay area the more we accumulate. we're running a significant deficit at this point. zoom you in, show you where the showers are coming down. north bay, and we'll continue to see showers press to the south and east throughout the next couple of hours. make sure you're ready, bring the umbrella. highs will clim out of the 50s into the 60s for the second half of the day everywhere. 66 in san jose. let's check the drive, mike. >> oakland, we have changing conditions for the road itself. we