>> you know, so ryan, ryan anderson, who is the director of the spot, was watching "back to the futurein who is the little kid in the commercial and gavin asked his dad, hey, can you build me a time machine? and that's kind of how it all got started. >> so what does being in the top five mean? >> i'm kind of enjoying this ride. regardless if we win or lose, we're just going to have fun. we're going to try our hardest to win, and i just want to make sure when it's all said and done, i really enjoy this. >> thanks, good luck. >> thanks for having me, i really appreciate it. >> if you want to check out the finalists, click on today's show and vote. >>> little grant hates "downton abbey" what do mom and dad do when grant is misbehaving? they play "downton abbey." >> turn that off? >> what off? >> that! >> you could tell he's so upset that they're making him watch it. >> that's a funny punishment. >> grant is 4 years old and apparently they filmed this video after he wouldn't clean up his toys right before he had his little bed. >> cartoons, all the kid wants to see is cartoons, give me som

one of china's big is to block size has pulled out of state tv so ryan a share for the lunar new year siege and went through after organizes tried to censor what he was going to say. in nineteen eighty nine c sang before students protesting in tiananmen square and a son nothing to my name became the unofficial anthem. this is that china central television's program this year on the eve of the lunar new year. i think so far the broadcast the show on january. i would not allowed st to play his best chance on so he rejected their offer ally is one of the most watched programs anywhere on the planet. hundreds of millions of people tune in to watch audits performed songs comedy sketches and dance routines in the eye. all content is j has give the world all kinds of entertainment. among the topics to hello kitty dubai is known as a pretty cat has also been turning heads. these photos to allow people to get their picture taken. and then get a whole new look. japanese indigo blue hoops at a shopping mall and tenderness. the boys can change people's appearance for example this week's faces loo

so ryan, what would you do if you came across that. >> i think it's clear it would have been better ifere was a 10-year-old with a gun. >> the bear traps the wife in the car and the guy runs in the house. i have friends who would pay money on super bowl weekend to do the same thing. >> first, check this out. >> oh, my god. [ bleep ]. >> all right. so what happened to you there? your gun didn't work? >> well, yeah, it's a little more complicated than that. i screwed something up. i had a series of mistakes that could have been serious consequences. >> that's like a bear following this couple to their car. what would you advise people to do in that situation? >> i think what you should do and what you would do and there's actually what you do. they are distinct. in that situation what i would have done, made myself a large presence, screaming, yelling, basically saying don't mess with me. what you don't want to do is turn and run the other direction because you change the dynamic with the animal there, where he goes, that's a prey. >> what about you? >> i think it's good the moose didn't

it puts us right in the middle of something that becomes very visceral, so you really feel jack ryan'srney through the story. >> you hit on something that troubles me, and it is they key is with which so many americans -- that you use -- the ease with which so many americans have slipped from patriotism to nationalism, and there are moments that is heightened when the nation is under threat. there are moments when we seem to not know where the line is between patriotism and nationalism as a character. you can answer it in that context or your own view as a citizen of the world, but talk about that slippery slope. >> i think it is well put. it is part of the territory we were working on that in this story we find early on jack ryan passing an act of tolence which we allow him feel very disturbed by. the moment death is brought into this picture, it is not glibly. it is not casually. encounter coming up and staring in the face what it is that takes another human being's life. ofn that becomes the center your relationship of what it bens to protect, defend, or triumphalist about your coun

this is a company that could really have traction and really can take more of a market share. >> so ryanuldn't be nervous? >> i don't think so. >> all right. case solved here today with lisa and mercedes. thanks so much. see you soon. >>> ever sit on a plane with a crying child? yep, saturday. and think, i can't take it anymore? this man felt that way, but unfortunately, he didn't chuckle about it. nope, he slapped the 19-month-old toddler. today he got slapped with prison time. wait until you hear how long. >>> and at least one private space company looking to flying a bit higher today. the latest venture and what it means for nasa. right back. >>> the moon admitted to slopping a toddler on an atlanta-bound flight learning his feat. a judge sentencing him to eight months in nerd custody. he pleaded guilty in october after reaching a plea agreement. prosecutors say he used a racial slur to refer to the 19-month-old boy, then hit him under the right eye as the flight ban its descent into the atlanta airport. a simple assault charge carries a possible prison sentence on if to a year and a

so ryan, like i had two phones. he day ryan like myself live our life on this thing. i travel a lot. he is busy to say the least. and he runs his entire business from the phone. so you know, carry two didn't make sense. iphone is fantastic phone. something had not been attempted by other people and never got it right. it took us a long time to really design this properly, really get the keyboard right. we had to miniature rise the battery. had to miniaturize the components and chip on board. it was not a simple product to develop and took a long time to get done but once it worked people love it. they can't live without it. they're on their phone 24 seven. liz: feels similar to the blackberry keyboard which i'm very comfortable with. number one the cost and number two will it be available on other products say the ipad? >> so the ipad, no. the cost is $99. it will be in stores in march. our initial order is sold out. it will be delivery end of february. we're looking at other products. we're focused really heavily on

ryan. stuart richardson, thank you so much. aming up on the program, tough christmas for two of the uk's biggest retailers. we breakdown the holiday sales scorecard for marks & spencer and tesco. plus, another bumpy year for rolls-royce. keep it right here. we are "on the move." ♪ >> welcome back. i am francine lacqua in london. this is "on the move" on bloomberg television. this is a stock that is on the move come a one of the biggest losers, a supermarket chain here in the u.k. morrison's down 6.2%. this is after we had some figures from morrison's. they said the christmas was actually very challenging with slowdown in market growth. it was also hurt by online and targeted couponing. they didn't paint a very easy picture. morrison's down some 6.3%. that head over to jonathan ferro for the details of the fed minutes. >> of course this was the color from the big meeting back in december. the fed finally passed ago. one word stands out, efficacy. a majority of participants judge the marginal efficacy of purchases likely to be de

if nothing else -- excuse me, if nothing else comes out about bridgegate -- >> so yes from a mark. ryan about you? >> i absolutely agree with that. that's right. if his statement at his press conference stands as 100% accurate, i think he'll be fine. >> okay. so, battered but maybe not beaten. and absolutely blasted the republican party, because they wanted to investigate why 25% of this relief funding was pork. you were having millions of dollars go towards areas that weren't in new jersey at all. alaskan fisheries and repairing the smithsonian institute roof. that had nothing to do with victims that needed money. and christie went out and blasted people. even michael bloomberg disagreed with chris christie on this point. so there's some ill will there. some republicans like him, some don't. >> okay, i've got to leave it there. ryan, let me ask you, quickly. do you think, if no more dirt comes out on chris christie linking him directly to bridgegate, do you think that he could still be republican nominee? >> absolutely. i think that nothing else is going to come out. if nothing else --

jack ryan is back so can he save the world again? we will tell you after this break. ? and movies, a rough start for jack ryan. " jack ryan: shadow recruit" had less ticket sales than the top movies. jon erlichman spoke to the author on this release. >> what is it about this guy that wants -- that makes people want to go to the movies. >> jack is an all-american hero. he is also the kind of guy you want living next door. if your house was on fire and you had to get a baby out of the second story, jack would catch him. >> there are multiple actors who have played this character, harrison ford, ben affleck, now chris pine. what is that transition like? >> it would have been better to have one actor playing it all the way through. he could age with the character like the character has aged in the books but the transition was not difficult or italec did the first one and went off to do a broadway show. harrison ford -- i offered him the hunt for red october and he turned it down. he said he wanted to lay the russian submarine captain. i said that's not exactly the kind of t

so chairman ryan. [applause] >> thanks so much. i saw her in the hallway, she and i and ron had a great talk. i'm a big fan of what they do in their work. i used to come to brookings and correct these jokes about coming out of the cocoon of the conservative think tank area. but this is like my fifth time in this very room, i think. i don't think i can crack those jokes anymore. i feel comfortable coming over here these days. don't hold that against me. i even made it through your report on social mobility, the whole thing. it came out six years ago. i read it last week. but i'm grateful you invited me here, very pleased to see this conversation occurring. now ron and bell, they ask me to talk about two things. behind every opportunity is somebody who takes a chance. you mentor a child. you advise a student, you hire somebody. normally strangers, they form a bond. they work together to create value, to spread knowledge, to help each other. and government, when used wisely can increase that trust. take one example, interstate highway

thank you so much, ryan. welcome to the team. great to have you here. >>> and coming up next tonight, new jersey governor chris christie, giving another apology today for that epic traffic jam, reportedly orchestrated by members of his inner circle. today, the man known for his bare-knuckle style took the stage again. and abc national correspondent jim avila tells us what he said today. >> reporter: it was chris christie's fourth state of the state address. and with scandal swirling, you could see from his face as he entered the chamber, his most important. >> the last week has certainly tested this administration. >> reporter: he spoke slowly and deliberately as he carefully delivered four paragraphs about the dirty politics his administration was caught practicing at the george washington bridge. delivering a well-worn political phrase, spoken when the boss wants to apologize without taking any personal responsibility. >> mistakes were clearly made. and as a result, we let down the people we're entrusted to serve. >> reporter:

so, chairman ryan? [applause] >> thanks so much, ron. over in thell hallway. talk.d i and ron had a i'm a big fan of their work. these jokesack about coming out of the incubator of the conservative think tank, but this is my fifth time. i do not think i can make those jokes anymore. i feel comfortable. i am here to give a report on social ability, the opening. it came out six years ago. i read it last week. i'm grateful you invited me here. i'm very pleased to see this conversation occurring. they asked me to do two things. the issueow do i see of opportunity? ways towhat are some increase opportunity? what is opportunity and how do we get more of it? behind every opportunity is someone who takes a chance. you mentor a child. you advise the student. you hire someone. two people, normally strangers, pay for a bond and create value to spread knowledge, to help each other. so, i would say the key to andrtunity is trust. government, when used wisely, can increase that trust. take one example. the interstate highway system. that is something we can all agree on. of

kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo got a taste of why the company is so popular. an. >> reporter: hi, liz. it's 6:16 at night so there's not much crowd here but on the weekends and during the mornings, there is a line around the corner sometimes. sometimes, people wait as much as 30 minutes. the coffee better be good. the buzz is building over what oakland-based blue bottle coffee is brewing up. >> it's like a science project and they are making the coffee. are you kidding? its great. >> reporter: it seemed to draw particular clientele, techies like paul who love attention to detail and are willing to wait. >> normally, the world moves fast. people are always in a rush to get everywhere. but at blue bottle it slows things down. >> reporter: the coffee drips take at least a couple of minutes. paul ordered the siphon. >> took about 15 minutes to prepare one cup of coffee. it was awesome, excellent. >> reporter: with so many tech workers drawn to blue bottle it's no shock some of the big silicon valley names like cofounders from instagram and twitter are now investing

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if nothing else -- excuse me, if nothing else comes out about bridgegate -- >> so yes from a mark. ryan you? >> i absolutely agree with that. that's right. if his statement at his press conference stands as 100% accurate, i think he'll be fine. >> okay. so, battered but maybe not beaten. thank you all very much. >>> when we come back, this very unauthorized biography that's rocking fox news on why roger ailes doesn't want you to read it. my prime-time exclusive with the author, gabriel sherman, that's next. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. live the regular life. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill, and my fico® credit score's on here. yeah, you've got our discover it card, so you get your fico® score on your monthly statements now, for free! that's nice of you! it's a great way to stay on top of your credit, and make sure things look the way they should. awesomesauce! huh! my twin

if nothing else -- excuse me, if nothing else comes out about bridgegate -- >> so yes from a mark. ryanbout you? >> i absolutely agree with that. that's right. if his statement at his press conference stands as 100% accurate, i think he'll be fine. >> okay. so, battered but maybe not beaten. thank you all very much. >>> when we come back, this very unauthorized biography that's rocking fox news on why roger ailes doesn't want you to read it. my prime-time exclusive with the author, gabriel sherman, that's next. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. on your busiest day, you see the gray. try root touch up by nice 'n easy. just brush our permanent color matching creme right where you need it. then rinse. in 10 minutes, zap those grays and get on with your day. nice 'n easy root touch up. >>> one place you won't find a lot of coverage of the

. >> interesting, thank you so much. ryan chilcote will be on the ukraine story throughout the day.h "on the move." final thoughts with our markets team are coming up next. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am francine lacqua in london. here are is a recap on the biggest market movers. caroline hyde, john ferro and manus cranny are all here. let's kick things off. and the fed competing with the limelight and of course mulberry. talk about turkey. the turkish central bank had an emergency meeting and they moved really hard. you saw a pop in the turkish lira. i thinkoing forward you have to ask a couple of things. they might give the central bank more credibility but does it stop the rot? there are still allegations in that country of political corruption. that is not going away anytime soon. >> that is something investors don't li. the fed? what the statement brings, whether they are even remotely interested in what markets do. i am being facetious. the statement will be key. lower for mulberry. >> even more than that. 140 million pounds wiped off their market capitalization. it

ryan, thank you so much. ryan chilcote there.ble has to charter communications. >> time warner's board calls it grossly inadequate. nus cranny joins us with the details. manus? >> some say the reason charter has gone public. john malone, -- they have been haggling with these guys for 114, now they came in at 127. it looks like time warner cable wants $160. the question is this. will chatter go nuclear? -- charter go nuclear? there are a number of options left. charter said we want all options to be open. we would prefer a friendly cash deed. we're fully locked and loaded and ready to go. the other part of story is could charter and comcast maybe get together and do a deal where arter does the deal buying warner cable. offered at $160. a lot of negotiation. this is where the advisors earn their fees. back to you guys. >> oh, yes. manus, thank you very much indeed. our markets editor, manus cranny. >> the french president, francois hollande is under scrutiny today. he hopes to convince people that he can pull the economy out of dec

socialist state where the government is going to redistribute to somebody who does it. >> paul ryan, you're in soh trouble -- paul ryan saved himself from the gop, as i said, and gives now plenty of running room for the new sandinista wing in the primary because the extremes always -- hell, elizabeth warren giving speeches left and right, stop businesses, stop banking. >> larry, you started the question out about the republican strategy for 2014. >> so far, so good. >> i don't think the u.s. chamber of commerce would come up and say, we are now going to publicly start looking for candidates that are more moderate than the tea partiers if there wasn't a serious issue. >> you can't fight the budget panel right now. they just want to get things working again. >> the gop takes the senate in 2014 and white house in 2016. >>> we have much more to do but let's take some time out to talk stocks and the economy. economic news this week, pretty good. but as always, i say corporate profits are the mother's milk of stocks. so how have those profit reports been looking so far? seema mody has those numbers and

unstable because of saudi arabia and its exporting its jihadi oh yes other oil that is so well documented none of any good ryan but it's so well documented right now and it's one of the reasons why i'm doing this program is because the u.s. is supporting people that are against his own national interest brian first and we'll go to a mark go ahead ron. you know mark's comments are are somewhat laughable i would say remember when jimmy carter stood next to the shah of iran in one nine hundred seventy seven and said shah you are an island of stability in a sea of turmoil and the us premise that's foreign policy based on being connected to joint with the with the shah at that time that was two years before the government was overthrown by a popular people's revolution of course saudi arabia has formant its civil war in syria it had a principle a fundamental. desire to overthrow the assad government to create a sunni a sunni government that would be backed by the saw saudi regime it did this in concert with the with got our and others it functioned as a proxy of course for the united states and western and western

. >> thank you so much, ryan chilcote. you can see the stoxx 600 banking index gaining 1.2%.ith the cross bridge chief investment strategist. thank you for sticking around. financials are one of your favorites. they have been outperforming. we still do not know the outcome of the asset quality review. there are still a lot of unknowns. >> in the peripheral bond market, one thing which is helping the angst a lot -- teh been the rally in spanish and italian banks. banks as a whole will benefit. is notong as there another crisis. >> of course. and as long as the ecb follows up on what it has been saying. if you see how the economy is we had the jobs report, which people are not pleased about. tapering is still going on. benefits are going to from borrowing short and lending longer. , would say that retail banks they are going to benefit. we are talking about the u.k. 1.25%, as some of the newspapers have reported. >> a lot of people are awesome it -- optimistic on the markets. this is assuming we do not have any headwinds. >> this is important. in thistill operating limit we are

so the wrappers and maureen ryan who was snapped forward to it including newcomer peter said and they surprised everyone with one of the high lights of the evening. so why not two nights. the celebration of an on stage waiting for thirty three straight and gay couples i. the with the wedding song by madonna a multi generational medley featured stevie wonder for l williams and a robotic do all the moments to come. don't say goodbye. he said. at six pm. come out. after a while back at the offer. watching one of our back. will. every year child patients the week sixteen. o'nel but that time. i find it on. and all after that. i caught the ball up. and one. hotshot caught up. i don't. each cage. the world. it's good to me. god i come. cz you you will. it is six one. what she knew was with brian got some of t chevron bp a lot the most of which also prefers whistleblower allegations on penalty points of the garda ombudsman commission for investigation un charter says on dog color is not the center of a political

it never felt so good is what mclemore and ryan lewis took over a new york city bus. why. >> i have never seen so many smiles on a new york city bus. >> that's right. >>> also something much less fun, dramatic surveillance captured the terrifying struggle. a cop statute i have attacking his former brother-in-law, went on to terrorize this community. this is reel something you have to say. >>> then new details on the police raid at justin bieber's mansion. cops searching for evidence that he may have harmed a neighbor's property causing thousands of dollars worth of damage. it may not sound like a big deal but it is. >>> we'll switch gears looking ahead just a couple weeks hence at the super bowl playing in these parts. all stops being pulled. some of the craziest most expensive ads ever. doesn't always equal greatness, but sometimes it really does. >> yeah. >> we'll take a look at all of our sneak peeks ahead. >> some big names being pulled out. >>> all right, first in this half hour dramatic home security camera video capturing a life-or-death struggle. a biotech exe

so two test states we'll be watching as a country. gentlemen, we have to leave it there. david and ryanoes your gut tell you? do you support legal retail sales of marijuana? go to newsnation.msnbc.com. cast your vote there. that's going to do it for this edition of "news nation." stick around. "the cycle" comes your way next. s get so big? let me just put this away. ♪ could you teach our kids that trick? [ male announcer ] by not acting that way. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. here is what everyone is talking about. bracing for impact. the first flakes are already falling here in new york, but the first storm of 2014 is no flake. i'm abby huntsman. i came back from the beach for this, really? >>> eye of the storm. 1.3 million unemployed americans have been left in the cold by congress. is

, quick, rush out a book about paul ryan. so you get straight to ebooks stuff like this one, published two weeks after mitt romney picked him or this one published a few days later, the might be a vice presidential candidate or has just been picked as a vice presidential candidate book shelf. it's kind of a strange book shelf. it is not a short book shelf. there are a lot of books. if they survive beyond what is expected to be the microshort shelf life in politics. after the fact, they can be pretty great evidence for what was supposed to be the appeal of those guys. while some presidential candidate was vetting them. doing their due diligence, deciding who they were going to pick to be vp. in the case of was not picked to be vice president, the shining star on his resume is now very clear when you look back at that stuff. the thing that got him into the governor's office the thing that everybody always thought would be his greatest political asset was chris christie's time as u.s. attorney. quote, when chris christie got the u.

so much for that story. >> you're most welcome. melissa: will hospitals turn this plan into reality? here is ryan tate. the chairman of the governing board for entegris canadian valley hospital in oklahoma. thanks so much for joining us, ryan. >> thanks for having me. melissa: are you seeing this going on at your hospital? are you or would you pay premiums for patients who don't have coverage and using a lot of care? >> i think hospitals across the board and in all parts of the country, melissa, are really struggling. if you take our hospital system in oklahoma, entegris, share care and bad debt are largest expenses and writeoffs we have. this is the highest levels we've ever seen it, people coming in and not paying for their own care. melissa: would you do it? >> there is something we're looking at it. there are certainly legal issues with it. my biggest issue i don't have concern of the type of care or quality of care that we would deliver. our physicians are some of the best. my concern is that it is not sustainable. i would think that the obama administration would close a loophole like this very qu

so, you know, the idea that paul ryan and gohmert there that they're trying to get out is that people it just doesn't make any sense. nobody strives to live in poverty. >> but it also shows how little. i mean, this is a group of millionaires for the most part, don't forget. most of these individuals, some of the democratic women actually know what's it like to have to rely on these programs. so it's very easy for them to pontificate about and make assumptions based on lots of unfair biases about who the kinds of people ra are, who uses these programs, what these programs are meant to do in helping people get out of poverty when they're having a hard time. i think that's why so oftentimes the rhetoric is so off the charts. they don't really understand how people in america are really living their lives. he might as well have used the sugar uncle reference like huckabee did right there. >> but, you know, ryan, i think along with the fact that in many cases they may not know how important some of these things are, or they may not be sensitive to that kind of life in terms of having to fa

so glibly. >> you know, ryan, senator rand paul doubled down on his statements about republican war on women.ico, quote, republicans are as pro women's rights as any other group out there. if democrats are going to say otherwise, they need to explain why they defended a guy, president clinton he is referring to, who really had his own personal war on women going on. it seems as though rand paul is really going to try to do the monica lewinsky on the democrats as a way of countering the war on women that they're doing with legislation and all kinds of things. i mean, doesn't that seem a little little light to try and cover the '98, year 1998 case that has already been dealt with to try to deal with legislation that is pending today in states all over the country that the republicans are sponsoring and trying to pass? >> yeah, a lot of young voters barely remember the monica lewinsky situation. they've heard of it. just vaguely. and i don't really think that it benefits rand paul for the republican party to remind people of it. anybody that goes and looks at it will say wait a minute, the house

ryan oh, orhino. they're endangered so i only killed the front half. i let the back half go to reproduce.haps the most mag niff sent trophy on the wall is me. there i am as papa as i may look later in life, at the age of two years ago. my show is killing me. hemingway was a master of prose. famous for his short una dorned sentences. a style emulated by many and perfected by a few like the incredible hulk. hulk smash, classic hemingway. hemingway has so many great novels i'm willing to tell people i have read the old man in the sea to whom the bell tolls about a man waiting for a signal that his microwave burrito is done. tragically the inside is still cold. tonight i will sit down with author miking chabon to discuss "a farewell to arms" a epic tale of love, war, loyalty and death. it's the "hunger games" with mustard gas. first let's get to know the man behind the marlin carcass. in part one better know a hemingway. ernest hemingway. he was born in oak park, illinois n1899. he had a unusual boyhood. in that it was part girlhood. for the sirs six years of his life his mother dressed him a

. >> ryan, thank you so much. ♪ y with "on the move."fall forcting it the first time in five months, we were expecting it to fall by 1000. unemployment figures fell from 15,000 when we were expecting it just to fall by 1000. this is a picture for the indices overall. area theaining 0.2% ftse in the cap basically staying unchanged. guy johnson i are back with "the pulse." coming up next ♪ >> jack lew checks in. u.s. treasury secretary wants more growth and more restructuring from europe. >> back in the u.s. is the coldest day in decades. millions of americans will wake up to record low temperatures and even more travel chaos. >> the world's largest smartphone may post its first drop in sales since 2011. >> good morning, everybody. you are watching "the pulse."

you are not going to be consuming quite so much cognac unfortunately. ryane that he has still been going in guns blazing. he wasn't able to make it. he tried his best. generally they have been raining this leavitt expense back. we see the share price deteriorate in the last few months. chinaposure to particularly in the luxurious drinking area has been hitting them hard. it is not voting well. >> thank you very much. caroline hyde with the latest on remi cointreau. final thoughts with our markets team coming up next. before we go, we will leave you with a live shot from new york. heavy snow, strong winds, very cold windchill, all expected or being seen already in the northeast of the united states. if you have travel plans in the region, we will keep you up-to- date on everything you need to know on that. final thoughts when we come back. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." they specialize in 3-d software and are moving from businesses to consumers with a new product to help design your home. >> i am vp for dassault systems. we are presenting a new online s

. >> ryan nor irene actually likes to eat pickles so when they were shooting this video they cut the bite out and pretended to take a bite they couldn't actually stomach the pickle peanut butter sandwich. did you guys recognize irene and ryan? >> nope. >> it's really cool to show their pregnancy video because not terribly long ago we showed a video from their wedding. do you remember this? ryan forgot his wedding speech. and siri had to help i'm out. >> say something personal in your own words. >> ryan and irene are in satellite, washington. ryan works for our friends at kyro, and we get to be a part of their life, not only their wedding but now they're expecting, so we're just watching their family grow. it's so cool. >> congratulations, kids. irene birth room? >> oh. >>> coast guard to the rescue for four people stranded in a boat. >> but what happens when you're not quite on the coast? what's if you are 300 miles off the coast in the middle of the atlantic ocean? >> what they do when their fuel runs out midflight. >>> and he's telling people to pet his puppy except -- >> it's actua

so much and don't know our son and daughter by a fumble he's chicks. what's my clients. judy from town to speak to the committee to study buddhism. putting ryan typical john king with simple styles and looks monks to green stem. when he was so much. it was more challenging goal was to lose the most splendid buddhist monk in kuching. doodle was a follow up the center of honesty. so as i intend to follow all the mile high and six. yields on two plates of course principles. it became very famous in the history of buddhism. i'm always drawn to not be seen on a paci three a terrified as i don't receive their monthly long cautioned that you don't buy pieces of crap to do so please don't treat your body changes to the court would teach you that you all. that night she called to tell you up close. to me it shows a sweet kind thoughtful said i do a bang and anton. mrs was in order to meet shi their money via jordan will see that regime. the buddhism was introduced which would stephen season and began to crawl to us. things are going to continue the architectural features of the central line winds. he would begin to get some groceries. when one can fin

johnny williams is also a character worth talking a moment about, ryan, in so far as, what did this guy get? he was at the beck and call of the governor and his wife. he donated over $100,000 in corporate jet travel alone after the campaign was over. from what i can gather, what he got from the governor amounted to sort of passing endorsements. i will read one anecdote from march 21st of 2012. he told the secretary of administration and one of her staff members, that it has beneficial health effects and he personally took it and it was working well for him. he told them to reach out with them and meet with them to discuss it. this is the first time it is in the national water supply as a conversation piece. >> what he needed was some public recognition that this health product works and that's what mcdonnell was able to get. he also connected him with his health department official who kind of facilitated some type of clinical studies that he wanted to try to show that this product worked, but you're right. it's a bunch of hokey stuff. the sad thing is our political system creates, you

so, chairman ryan. [applause] >> thanks so much ron and i saw bill over in the hallway and she invited ron had a great talk the other day. i'm a big fan of what they do here and their work. i used to come to brookings and crack these jokes about coming out of the inky in the cocoon of the conservative think-tank area but this is my fifth time in this very room i think so i don't think i can crack those jokes anymore. i feel comfortable coming over here these days. don't hold that against me. i then made a three year report on social mobility, the whole thing. it came out six years ago. i even read it last week. i'm grateful you invited me here today. i'm very pleased to see this conversation occurring. now ron and bell asked me to talk about two things. first, how do i see the issue of opportunity? second, what are some ideas to increased opportunities? in other words what is opportunity and how do we get more of it? here is how i see it. behind every opportunity is someone who takes a chance. if you men

ryan. very good news so we'll be tracking it all week long. go to nbcbayarea.com. diane. back over to you. >> can't wait for that rain. thanks, anthony. >> coming up, the jamaican bobsled team qualified for the winter olympics as you just saw on "nightly news" but they need help getting to russia. we'll show you next. >>> the u.s. olympic bobsled team has been named and a moirnt yeah pilot will pilot one of the sleds in sochi. the u.s. bobsled and skeleton foundation named nick cunningham as a pilot for the four-man race. sochi marks his second olympic games and track and field champion lolo jones has been officially named to the u.s. women's bobsled team. this is file video of jones during a community event in des moines last november. both she and fellow track and field stars lauryn williams were chosen. she failed to make it to the podium in the 2008 and 2012 summer olympics. >>> and for the first time in over a decade a jamaican bobsled team has qualified for the olympic games but they are having trouble getting to sochi. out two-man team needs to raise $40,000 to cov

so good. in berkeley with ears ringing, ryan, kpix5. >> be sure to stay with kpix5 for all your niners coverageey are headed to seattle. ken is in seattle right now. starts with a special 49ers preview tomorrow night at 7:00. >> okay. hollywood is buzzing over this year's buzzing nominations. the surprising snubs. that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2013 are ." >>> well, the nominees for the 86th annual academy awards are in. >> the film selected as the best picture nominee for 2013 are. gravity and american hustle. >> lead the oscar ratings with 10 10 nominations each. the others are her, and nebraska. >> and perhaps more buzz worthy are the snubs. it came as a surprise to some that lee daniels, the butler, didn't receive any nominations. tom hanks and robert redford both golden globe nominees were left out. the academy awards airs sunday, march 2. >> can't believe that. >> snubbed. >> definitely the best movie out of the group. the coach explains finally, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, been speculation about t tionship bteween the >>> finally, pete carol spoke about his relationship with jim harbaugh.

so in that community that paul ryan and i share, that county, we lost a thousand jobs in just over 20ng to take away jobs, the manufacturing laws, you can't compete. and we've seen it just with products like that. it's hard to find an american-made pen anymore in america. >> the middle class is being offshored. and we've got to prevent that from happening. we heard about vietnam. big concern we have three facilities in maine, new balance facilities. and the fact that vietnam imports and china is number one, vietnam is number two as far as importing sneakers from those two countries that manipulate the currency, that have child labor, no environmental laws, could jeopardize the three facilities we have in maine. i know there are others outside the country. what is really frustrating is this administration, the president made very clear in his state of the union address, he wants buy american. we currently have a law on the books, the berry amendment which requires the military be clothed from head to toe with american-made clothing. new balance and wolverine, these two companies, 100%

yeah he's an actor a writer director and a singer songwriter his first album and my brother ryan is a producer so yeah so it's a house of show business it has turned into a house of. deans are you concerned when you see the bids some of your contemporaries people with a great deal of talent suddenly have problems as they get into a little more mature age the problems of the lindsay lohan's and justin bieber isn't admitted talents miley cyrus who seem to go off the bend yeah i mean for me it's like. it's just very different from from what i am and what i do i mean i just i'm like a typical you know seventeen year old girl you know i just i know it's true it's true i feel like i am and then i just happened to movie is really cool that i get to do that kind of how i see it and i just like doing that and i feel like you know i'm really lucky to do that and i want to keep doing that and so there's i wouldn't want to do anything to that so you're very protective of what you got right exactly exactly what causes you that sort of i want to go to the new school. why i'm starting to find out i'm just finis

so, chairman ryan? [applause] >> thanks so much, ron. over in thell hallway. talk.d i and ron had a i'm a big fan of their work. these jokesack about coming out of the incubator of the conservative think tank, but this is my fifth time. i do not think i can make those jokes anymore. i feel comfortable. i am here to give a report on social ability, the opening. it came out six years ago. i read it last week. i'm grateful you invited me here. i'm very pleased to see this conversation occurring. they asked me to do two things. the issueow do i see of opportunity? ways towhat are some increase opportunity? what is opportunity and how do we get more of it? behind every opportunity is someone who takes a chance. you mentor a child. you advise the student. you hire someone. two people, normally strangers, pay for a bond and create value to spread knowledge, to help each other. so, i would say the key to andrtunity is trust. government, when used wisely, can increase that trust. take one example. the interstate highway system. that is something we can all agree on. of

. >> ryan, thank you so much. money is a little bit steep but i can see us on that. >> definitely.es not picking up for retailers. maybe in the luxury yacht department, not so much for marks & spencer's. christmas figures later this week, speculation this weekend has not been very positive. hams out last week with a profit warning. are we going to see a squeeze over christmas? the market is really worried about that. . cap >> we will continue to keep an eye on the u.s. where more than 9000 fights -- flights have been canceled over the last several days. more than 1500 flights were canceled at chicago o'hare airport. the region is also bracing for another blast of bitter cold that could break decades-long records. we have futures looking at china. we are watching retailers. we are watching the chancellor. but also we watching? >> services in the europe and u.k. and interest rates. what will futures traders do with u.k. interest rate? they are already betting that rates in the u.k. will be at 1% by almost this time next year. as francine said, it is a fairly muted opening. we have th