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some south korean mart teams birthdawith prost. one hundred fifty people attended the rally in seoul. they included retired soldiers said north korean defectors they claim to ordinary citizens in the north are suffering under kim's dictatorship. they demanded he give up its nuclear development program and choose the path of reform and openness. they smashed the north korean flag and burnt in effigy of him. last month authorities and kill again condemned the rally by the same group as an insult to the dignity of their leader they threatened to retaliate without warning should the provocations be repeated. professor of tony cook university in seoul core you one has spent more than twenty years looking at north korean politics he gave us for their insights on the latest developments in the country their tongues and eight. the execution of kim's uncle with the jones' own cake and sing to him. changes in the power structure and fortune seekers kim jong hoon is likely to build the new leadership to stick to it by promoting others who opp

some along the coastline, dense fog in some of the valleys, as well.have a cold front headed our way not getting here yet. i think we have to wait until later tonight but ahead of that low clouds and fog and good sea breeze likely going to see some delays at sfo this morning santa rosa and fog at 36 degrees. sunshine and clouds into the south bay cooler temperatures 60s there. east bay numbers about 61 degrees in livermore. 61 pleasanton. 60 in walnut creek. then into san francisco it will be a cool day, 58 degrees. 59 in sausalito, 59 hayward. let's check your "kcbs traffic" with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. let's go out live towards the san mateo bridge. chp issued a travel advisory a little earlier this morning because of the slick roads. so we haven't been able to talk about this very often. it may be wet this morning across the san mateo bridge westbound and eastbound 92 kind of that combination of mist and fog causing the condensation. there's also reported limited visibility in some areas like pacifica, so just a heads up if you are about

some are giant. some not so giant.hen managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. time now is 7:45. a live look at the big board. the dow down 166 points, about a percent. the s&p 500 and nasdaq now dropping further, as well, since our last check. they are down almost a percent as well. for the most part dropping. mcdonalds reporting disappointing sales and economic issues out of china. wores about the china economy. the good news netflix, the bay area company, reporting a very good quarter and more customers. up almost $60 a share. >>> breaking news now from richmond. we have learned that shorts have evacuated the police communication center due to some type of power problem. the evacuation began shortly after 4:00 this morning. all emergency communications are now being handled on a mobile command center. we will have more information on that in a bit. >>> and new details about the arrest of justin bieber in miami beach for drag racing and dwi. police s

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>> at some point, yes. think the dollar is going to rally whenever qe ends. >> everybody has been saying that. >> the dollar has improved. if you look at the u.s. dollar index, it bottomed out in 2011. everybody was calling for a crash in u.s. dollar. >> against the yen, chiefly. >> if you look at the dollar index, it has appreciated. the canadian dollar has come down. the yen has come down. i think european currencies are also going to deflate against the u.s. dollar. puru, stick around. we've got more with you trade up next, bernanke's last stand. will the fed do more before janet yellen takes charge? >> what is in -- on our radar in the u.s.? we will take a look. ♪ >> could we see more falls after friday?saw on let's have a look at some of the things on the agenda, which could be moving markets themselves. su keenan sent us this preview. >> next week, wall street kicks off with a whole new round of earnings. tech earnings come in particular. apple will get things started on monday, reporting after the be

we have some 30s and some 50s although 51 degrees in san francisco. this afternoon, guys, we are back up into the 60s and the 70s. maybe not records now, but looking at more records on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> thank you. right now, a blast of cold and blowing snow is making driving treacherous in parts of the eastern u.s. this is a look at the wild conditions this morning in montrose, minnesota. temperatures feel like 18 degrees below zero. new york and other east coast cities are icy slushy messes this morning as pedestrians and drives alike deal with the aftermath of the snowstorm. some folks in the upper east side say snowplowing was lagging in their part of the city. new yorkers will have to deal with the bitter cold for the rest of the week with the temperature not expected to get above 20 degrees. >>> as bad as you think the flu season is now it's only going to get worse. the outbreak has thousands rushing to get flu shots and kiet do with the latest numbers in the deadly outbreak. six more deaths reported in the bay area th

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we have some capital needs. we have higher than anticipated increases and cost for distribution services from pg & e and we are projected to be out of balance by fiscal year 16-17. in light of that, our direction from the general manager and commissioners are to really focus our efforts at the puc on solving that problem. so we are really refocusing in a way that helps us achieve our highest value revenue which points us more toward increasing the customers we serve on our publically owned utility side of the house if you will and not on our cca side. we are also looking of course at ways to reduce our cost. so that's where our focus is at puc and with respect to item a, we did make a presentation to our commission on january 14th. we did include, the general manager did include the memo that describes these issues in greater detail that i would be happy to provide to you. i provided copies to the executive director already and perhaps we can talk about that further at a subsequent meeting if you would like. >>s

along with it, some of that black ice that is still on the roadways. >> we understand that some standards -- some students in the alabama area had to spend the night two nights in a row. >> the atlanta area managed to clear those kids out. alabama had so many traffic problems, the roads were backed up, so some kids did spend a second night in school. you can only imagine how much ed for themcause for them and their families. >> think you very much. >> we know how that goes. >> wait until it falls out. >> very nice. >> we are going to fall out by the weekend when temperatures climb into the 50's. already two the temperature is going to climb into the 60's by the weekend. sunshine, cold temperatures, beautiful start. as a time lapse, damascus maryland. you continue through the rest of the day to day without sunshine, we will continue to see the snow melt. with cold out there, but each day, we are starting to climb a little bit in the temperature department. right now, 25 degrees. , two degreesprings with the windchill. seven degrees this morning and laurel. temperatures at this noon hour in

some big age differences and some interesting techniques. sometimes there was even a lineup but the numbers are still pretty small. it was only one squatting machine at call metro system which most as many as 9 million people a day. the regular ticket booths were getting a lot more traffic so i asked this woman why are you lazy. apparently it that's a real question and russia. she denied it and accepted the challenge. i held her handbag she squeezed out a confident 33 it apparently you can call other people as it without having it all yourself. >>: it is a bitterly cold moscow day with a possibly go wrong? and a theory popular one as being here we go for it and superman 3 is not counting. pretty easy. or so i thought. 59. 60. benignly he was right. everyone else seemed to be much happier with the experience. the total still like to see more of the machines and think it's a great way to build olympic spirit. phil black cnn moscow. time now is 443. coming up on the kron4 morning news and look after headlines when we come back. air- homicide in

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so yeah, this has been some kind of storm and now some very cold temperatures.only about 15 degrees in boston. 17 degrees in new york. and about 15 in pittsburg. but behind that, we have some strong gusty winds so the wind chill, well, it's going to be unbelievablably cold minus 20 plus degrees and very cold weather coming over the next couple of days, as well. temperatures around the bay area, almost makes you feel guilty, well, maybe not, but 67 degrees in livermore, 66 in san jose, and 67 in redwood city. next couple of days, we'll see very nice weather for your weekend. the good news is, there's a slight chance of showers here by tuesday. the weather getting a little bit unsettled maybe we get a couple of raindrops. none of these looks very big but we are putting a little rain in the forecast toward the middle of next week. that's the latest forecast, back to you. >>> thank you. the u.s. embassy in south sudan is now evacuating more of its personnel. it's not giving any specific reason why. this comes as anti-government rebels began fighting threatening to m

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some will do it successfully. some want.are going to have better jobs, some are going to have to find ways to make sure they are included. shouldn't walk away from it but it is going to be a serious problem and it is a problem around the world. particularly in the middle where an awful lot of automation is taking place, that gives you cheaper, better products but it also re-employs fewer people. we have to find a way to get everybody involved. >> thank you so much for joining us. thank you. ♪ >> welcome to a "bloomberg west" special, "the baidu billionaire: inside the google of china." i am emily chang. i sit down with the baidu cofounder, robin li, for a rare, exclusive, live interview. we will talk about how he built baidu into china's largest search engine, and the challenges in a country with censorship. his relationship with tech icons like mark zuckerberg. and what he thinks of apple. but first, here is an introduction to the booming business that is baidu. china is one of the fastest- growing economies and tech

some will do it successfully. some want.are going to have better jobs, some are going to have to find ways to make sure they are included. we shouldn't walk away from it but it is going to be a serious problem and it is a problem around the world. particularly in the middle where an awful lot of automation is taking place, that gives you cheaper, better products but it also re-employs fewer people. we have to find a way to get everybody involved. >> thank you so much for joining us. thank you. ♪ >> this week on "political capital", tom daschle and tom davis preview president obama's state of the union address. more about conflicts in syria and iran. and the debate with chris christie. we begin the program with former senate majority leader tom daschle. thank you for being here. obama with relatively low ratings.

the 3 hundred and some odd pages. two things. if looks as to we're going to prop to change the business model for stoplights. there's a lot of pieces of that. the acquisition of pg&e lights and charging for the power we use. i'd like to see something that sdusz duces that change in business model from where we wish to where we're going and specifically where the acquisition fits. as part of it is changing the funding and an expansion of admission. i want to know how much that expansion of admission is costing us. and why we think that's a good idea >> so we would definitely come back and do a presentation. i think some of the reasons that we role looked at it is that as you knows we own a large portion of the street lights. we want to save a lot of energy costs. the problem out there is when a street light goes down you don't know who it belongs it to. so with the board of supervisors we were thinking as one opportunity is if we go through the geoprocess and unsuccessful put that as part of one of the upcoming ballot measures we

some of these fans have been here for hours. a lot of them are trying to get autographs from the players, but santa clara pd have basically asked them to stop. the fans say it's more so about thanking the team for the season, and a better one to come. >> they did win 14 games. a difficult day for the players no doubt. a short time ago, our cameras caught colin kaepernick inside the locker room. he's packing up his stuff. he didn't want to talk to us, but teammates were trying to put everything in perspective. >> a lot of people didn't even expect us to get to that game. we grew as a team. we got better in areas. we'll be stronger when next year comes around. >> more 49er coverage ahead at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. >>> celebrations honoring the life work of dr. martin luther king jr. one was in jeopardy of ending this morning. the freedom train could be back on track. mark? >> reporter: michelle, there was some celebrating here at the caltrain station in san francisco about an hour ago. but so far, the festivities have moved down no

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some not so much, some quite a bit. i think the storm behaved pretty much like we thought it was going to behavern. windchills 4 below -- behave. windchills 4 below. a very cold morning with some of the gusty winds in the 20 to 30 mile an hour range. nice visibility. got some neat shots on the michael & son weather camera. 11 feeling like 7 below with the wind still out of the northwest at 18 miles an hour. the storm system is leaving us but still pounding areas in eastern long island to southeastern massachusetts. they'll have blizzard conditions at times today. for us we've cleared out but the next thing that's coming down with the northwesterly flow is the disturbance that's going to come through the midwest here today with some snow showers this afternoon in toward chicago and indianapolis. then by midnight you see western ohio toward tomorrow morning western maryland, west virginia, western pennsylvania. this comes across us tomorrow midday into the afternoon with a few flurries and snow showers and perhaps a dusti

some will do it successfully and some will not. some people will have better jobs and someone have to find ways to make sure they are included. it is not just an american problem. it is a problem around the world. particularly where an awful lot is taking place. cheaper and better products. find better ways to get everyone involved. >> thank you for joining us. you forll gates, thank sitting with us on this rare but exclusive interview. stay with bloomberg television throughout the day to see more. theecial market makers with bank of america ceo starting right now. >> live from the world economic forum, this is ace a shill edition of "market makers." >> good morning. good afternoon. you are watching market makers. >> take a moment. you just got a chance to watch mike bloomberg and bill gates. here we are in switzerland, about to take you on an extraordinary ride with extraordinary people eric >> look where we are and look who we have got with us. the ceo of bank of america with us. you make this track every year. thank you for join

hello there i marinate and this is boom bust and here are some of the stories we're tracking for you today. first up did some big name banks intentionally cheat clients following the two thousand a fundamental crisis the government seems to think so i'll tell you all about it coming right up and also yawn as a bar of talk is joins me to talk to euro zone debt from a walk a long ways in and that's the paladin madness plus we have a very very special new member of the boom bust team sitting down with me in today's big deal and it's quite a big deal you won't want to miss it and it all starts right now. first up did some major wall street banks deliberately cheat clients in the years following the financial crisis well a federal investigation is looking into just that regulators are investigating of traders and no we really mispriced a certain type of residential mortgage backed security from two thousand and nine through two thousand and eleven they're trying to determine if this was done by artificially manipulating the value of the bond in order to buy or sell the investment now subp

some u.s.pic teams are lining up private security to help out sochi in a crisis. >> i think the level of concern is unquestionably higher. and i think that the amount of effort and resources that have been allocated to this olympic games is unparalleled. >> reporter: look, here's the bottom line, wolf, right now, russian intelligence services, u.s. intelligence services and several other nations scrutinizing every piece of information, every piece of intelligence they can to try and make sure these are peaceful games. it will be very tough going, they say. >> yeah, only about two weeks away. let's hope for the best. barbara, thanks very much. >>> still ahead here in "the situation room," edward snowden speaking out about allegations he was actually a russian spy. the reporter who conducted an exclusive interview with the nsa leaker is standing by to join us live. >>> plus, a new level of horror in syria's civil war. graphic new pictures allege systematic torture, starvation, execution, war crim

some of the people in the photographs appear to have been beaten, some starved, others strangled. cbs news cannot independently verify them and the report was funded by the government which supports the syrian opposition. the investigation was carried out by three respective former war crimes prosecutors with the help of other experts. they concluded that there's evidence thousands of people have been systematically tortured and executed in syrian prisons during the country's civil war. >> the picture presented by these images is one of utter and unbelievable horror. a picture of 11,000 people killed in one place, this may well be the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: the report favors prospect of a war crime investigation into the government of bashar al assad. the syrian opposition only agreed to take part in the talks at the last minute and then threatened to boycott the negotiations after the u.n. secretary general invited iran, a key ally of the syrian regime. after the u.s. also protested the invitation to iran was withdrawn, but that's angered russia, another ally of the syr

up some energy.ve done some wine-tasting events and things out here. a lot of folks are coming up to see the mountains, and they really adopt care unless the top 10 feet is good, they are happy. >> i can imagine seeing a guy in a base drummer tuba trying to ski down the mountain. that is a site a lot of people won't forget. and you are sending three athletes to the winter olympics. tell us about that. >> that's just an amazing story. we are blessed with three incredibly talented athletes in three different disciplines going to sochi this year. i went to one of the announcement parties a few days ago, and it just really gave me chills. two of the kids grew up here, mom and dad worked here. the resort helped bring these kids along, and hannah came to us before her first gold medal that she already won, so she is in. so we're very excited to have three amazing athletes going to the games. it really says something about who we are, and helps keep our name out there. john rice is general manager at sierra

some call it a coup. it is widely believed that some followers are involved.lusive preacher residing in exile in pennsylvania. they have joined forces over the last decade in a series of trials. many accuse the government of using the trials to curb the opposition. joining me from washington, james jeffrey is the former u.s. ambassador to turkey and iraq. at the world policy institute. on the phone from istanbul is benjamin harvey, bloomberg era chief -- bureau chief in turkey. ambassador, please tell me what you think is happening at the moment and what you think it means? >> first of all, we are seeing a power struggle between the faction that is part of erdogan's ruling party and erdog an himself. many institutions that have had an independent and separate existence have been accommodated or otherwise shunted aside by prime minister erdogan. he has probably a majority of the population behind him and is doing his best to continue to expand his power, which is normal in any democratic system or other system. they feel threatened and are reacting against this

win some, lose some. are ai lot of questions for governor christie based on these very damming e-mails from some of his top aids and advisers. we weren't able to reach christie. he said in december he took his aides word for it it was just a traffic study gone wrong. he did accept recommendations from a few of the officials. >> we are not going to get those answers at the swearing-in ceremony. we just got the notice an hour ago that chris christie has revised his schedule and this has been postponed. we will see if we can get any response otherwise. be sure to watch jake in "the lead" weekdays at 4:00 p.m. >>> we have some bombshells about vice president, joe biden and secretary of state, hillary clinton. bought democrats are thought to be presidential candidates in 2016. does this make a difference? no matter how busy your morning you can always do something better for yourself. and better is so easy with benefiber. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add

we've seen some real disagreements from some of the tech companies over some of the nsa spying activitiessting to see if we saw any of these tech companies get involved in a demency for snowden movement. that's not something we have seen so far, sue. this is a new year, and this debate is definitely changing. >> eamon, i'm going to pick it up. >>> it is a sordid tale about a banker who bilked millions from investors, then went on the run. here's andrea day. >> reporter: a former banker accused of bilking millions from investors and faking his death finally captured. >> this guy is going to, you know, go rot in jail hopefully for a really, really long time. >> reporter: authorities in building go were left stunned after they pulled over a car for having illegally tinted windows. the driver, aubrey lee price, on the run for 18 months. price was indicted by a federal grand jury in 2012, charged with raising about $40 million from investors. but instead of investing the money as promised, he allegedly wired the funds into accounts he personally controlled. >> he was just trading and trading a

here's the table showing some of those comparisons. because of the difficult of getting budget information that's truly comparable to what we have for san francisco we used a per capita measure so we used expenditures from the other cities on their capital improvement per year and projects and compared it to the population so we could get a common denominator for all of the cities we're comparing. mostly we looked at u.s. cities but we have amsterdam and one of the leaders and copenhagen in bicycle infrastructure and clearly at the top there with the amounts shown and 17.5 million. relative to the population and bicycle spending of $22.42 per capita. >> it's nice to be there that way but nice to though amsterdam in for context. >> and the cities here drop down and minneapolis and the lowest of the cities and san francisco is at $9.16 so not at the top or the bottom of the comparison cities. >> can i just ask about mode share? >> yes. >> i know that we often say that san francisco 3.5% and even though shooting for 20% by 2020 according

of course that means there's some city leaders taking some heat on the response.t those cars that got stuck on the interstate, many have already been towed away. they were towed away overnight. for those cars on the shoulder the city is asking people to go to a certain location and they will take them to their cars if they need a little gas or maybe a jump. they will help them as long as they get the cars out of the roadway. reporting in atlanta, omar villafranca kpix 5. >>> and live from foster city, mobile weather this morning, here where it is currently 54 degrees. winter now beginning to increase slightly up to about 5 miles per hour. we are under a mostly cloudy sky and again, there's a little bit of light rain that is falling. requirements to make it out the door this morning, this right here, i know, you probably don't even know where it is, right? the umbrella. the last time you had to use it was 7 weeks ago. also, this doesn't hurt! a little bit of rain gear here. some galoshes. rain boots. okay. i'm overly excited here. a little over zealous. but neverth

and some of those tough decisions are security.ed to make sure when and if there's a palestinian state that they are secure. there's also the status of jerusalem. the israelis say that it should be an undivided capital. the palestinians also want it as part of their capital. you also have the right of return, which means the millions of palestinian refugees who have fled since the creation of israel what to do with them. will they be abe to return back or won't they? that is one issue they'll have to deal with. the final borders. what will make up the borders of israel and the palestinian state as well as will the palestinians acknowledge israel as a jewish state. now secretary kerry has a long day of meetings ahead of him. right now he's meeting with the israeli foreign minister. later he'll meet with the prime minister netanyahu again. and then tonight he has a meeting with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. now, he's trying to get everyone to agree on a framework so that final negotiations can begin, but the clock is ticki

still some canceled flights.ecommendation is before you come here to sfo check the flight that substitution and get it figured out but -- status and get it figured out before you hit the airport. mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> one, zero. we have liftoff of the falcon 9. >> new satellite now orbiting earth. the private company space x launched it from cape canaveral, florida yesterday. the telecommunications satellite will help prosize telecommunications and broadcast services to southeast asia. >>> and another kcbs traffic check. it is slow going right now on highway 4 through concord and pacha co. there was a crash westbound highway 4 before the 680 interchange. they just reopened all lanes and there was some damage to the guardrail in that area. that may be contributing to the backups. anyway it is gridlocked right now and not used to seeing it in that area. usually it's farther -- closer to antioch. also southbound 880 there was an earlier accident in heyward. that is also now cleared but big delays heading into heyw

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it claims some 40 wounded. some are linking it to a sunni jihadist group. >> that is a slight sophistication. most people will point the finger to some groups in general. the billion dollar question is it local politics or opposition politics that are faced with their guy being assassinated? the government minister, the demographics and the regional players who are behind those opposition groups. those are the two key suspects here. just in the last hours or so, we have some forces that are claiming the area and looking for clues. the first component, which some people are beginning to ask is just very recently, an al qaeda leader was arrested about a week ago. he was the latest in line behind an iranian embassy bombing. a lot of tension, a lot of people blame each other but no real concrete evidence as to who could have been behind it. >> at about the situation right now between the countries sunni and the shia population? >> it is incredibly tense. there is an extension of what is going on all over the middle

some are nationalists some very radical on the left some radicals on the right and so on and they all merge the thing with a revolution situation is that the crowd then takes on a life of its own and there's no way you can really predict what's going on if you like there's a surge so therefore the protesters hoping for that they can achieve a surge which. the riot police will begin doubting whether they should they should really protect the existing regime what do you make of the empty protests malls that have come into force today has the government acted reasonably. i think that if you are on the government side you will enact legislation which will in fact make it illegal. that this type of protest if you in any country if you throw rocks at the police you're going to be arrested and you're going to undermine public order so therefore what are you creating a government is doing is in fact putting on the statute book legislation which permits that permits it the government to take any action which it deems necessary to defend the state but it's been heavily criticized as namely the

we may see some tomorrow. temperatures with the wind, you get the windchill. 3 below in winchester, 5 in d.c. and 1 in camp springs. the wind is a little bit of a factor. you will notice a trend. the first is the cold. 26 degrees tomorrow with flurries. 25 on friday. i think a better chance of snow showers during the day saturday. 36 degrees. 32 on your subjenday with more cold. monday, high temperature of 30 degrees. that may be early in the day. it will turn windy and cold, and falling temperatures during the day. windy and snow. look what happens behind that system? it gets cold again, back down to the 20s. 25 next tuesday. 27 on wednesday. the cold air looks like it wants to stick around for a while and we're ready for it to leave. >> we all are. >>> here's what we notice about david culver and the weather people, they say inside the truck. you can hear the heaters cranked all the way up. they're not fools. we have sports coming up. big day. >> yes. i don't do weather. talking about weather, let's go outsi

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>> well, we only know that the limited public comments that some nsa officials have made, some on 60 minutes, some to some other reporter, and they seem to believe that there is a lot more data out there that he has not yet released. now, the information i work from, from the snowden drove actually ha has been out on the internet for a couple of weeks since it was published in various places .. but it was information you have to sort of look at and know what you are looking for because of the history of the iran project and some others in order to piece together some elements of it, but spiegel and some others did a good job with it as well. >> rose: keith alexander or one of the other people in that 60 minutes piece said snowden had in a sense showed the keys to the kingdom. >> well, i think it was one of his deputies who was doing the assessment of the damage done by snowden and he certainly say he left with the keys to the kingdom, now, there is an assumption in the u.s. intel community that both the chinese and russians have full access to this material already. >> rose: because

so the eac has done some good work. the conflicts about which we are not as a commission expected to express an opinion that have left the eac without the current ability to function, we have to take it as a given when we look at something like the technology. like the impending crisis. you can have the view that he wanted to be in the current form, strengthened or abandoned altogether, but you have to accept as a given that in the meantime while the issue gets played out, we are falling further and further behind the curve in attending to what we need in the way of voting technology to administer elections. so obviously the condition of the eac at any given point is going to set issues up. it does not mean all of us share the same view. machine technology there is an issue that needs to be addressed. there needs to be significant alternatives for machine certification purposes. >> i basically agree with that. it has become a problem and fixing the problem is beyond what we can do as a commission. the machines are going

see some new faces.congratulations to all of you that are just stepping into your roles as new mayors or relatively new mayors. before i jump into the work that hud does, i want you to know a little bit about me. i come from where you all live. what i mean by that -- my job prior to working for the president was working for a mayor. i was the housing commissioner in new york city and one thing i understand tom a one of our says there is no republican or democratic way to take out the trash. i understand that whatever we may do or not do in d.c., and there has been a lot of not-doing lately, you have to get your jobs done. i want to show you, i am wearing my new york city manhole cover cufflinks today. cufflinksy favorite because they remind me why i am here. worke sewer system doesn't in your town, if the trash doesn't get collected, if the , thingss not get plowed do not work. you are on the front lines for that. , for my wholeknow team at hud, many who come out of local governments, we get when you are

>>> we have some breaking news. we will check in with steve liesman. >> reporter: fed president richard fisher, a new voter this year, taking the unusual step of pledging his vote to continue supporting tapering this year. in a speech that he's giving today, he says quote, as soon as feasible, we should change tack, we should stop digging. quote, i plan to cast my votes at fomc meetings accordingly. er gn to say he would support a taper even in the face of a stock market correction. and will support the taper as long as the economy is doing reasonably well. it's growing, unemployment is falling and the deflation risk is small. he does not see a bubble in stocks or bonds. he goes on to say that he's warning of signs of quote, conspicuous consumption, however, from the stock and bond markets. and he's concerned about inflation and financial stability from the excess reserves that the fed has put out in the system now, four trillion of them right now. he's worried the fed may face criticism giving money to banks in ord

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it had some obamacare language. obamacare says if you qualify for a certain federal subsidies to buy health insurance you will not get the subsidies. or rather you get those subsidies. under the bill up next week, you won't get those subsidies. that is one of the ways republicans are continuing to attack obamacare. >> could this be a little bit dicey? it is coming up as a suspension bill. >> i do not think it is clear. it had about 16 democrats that went with republicans. they probably cannot pass as a suspension. it will probably fail. it should pass easily if he becomes a normal bill and they need a simple majority. >> you write about likely action in the senate looking to delay key provisions of the flood insurance reform. what is going on? >> in 2012 congress passed a bill that basically try to rescue the national flood program from about $18 billion in debt. what they did was make changes two years ago to say let's raise the rates on some of these flood prone areas. if you have to buy insurance in your going to