the story now from the steel city. sow much -- leafs his home, built on old industry and sets out for technology zone in the city where tax rates are low, and creativity is high. there's reasons to love pittsburgh, and then with that culture, and that rich thans' here, there's reasons to stay. it's the pittsburgh miracle. market forces weren't going to replace the steel industry. the city clawed back. >> i cannot recall pittsburgh ever saying that we want to be like some place else. two region has said what do we need to do to make ourselves better. that fits our needs. the history of industry and research, as well as business magnets loyal to their hometown, helped them become a leadner healthcare and technology. >> successful reinvention through building on what you have. >> what exactly is being celebrated? the economic indicators don't show success, so much as a lack of failure. pittsburgh rates 50 second of the u.s.' 100 largest cities. based on job growth, unemployment, gdp, and home prices. the narrative reveal a

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tyler kennedy returning to the steel city scoreless after one. the penguins put it away in the first eight minutes will of the second period in the blink of an eye. they scored four goals. the sharks, their sixth game winning streak and they lose to the penguins 5-1. >> and that is the dorsal fin digest exclusive to kpix5. the sharks outshot the peening runs 45-30. sidney kid had five assists. sea hawks, colin kaepernick. >> they hadn't been used. you are the english major. he is a darn good quarterback. he is very tough to limit. almost really impossible to shut down. he is so good throwing from the pocket. outside the pocket. extending plays, uh, does a phenomenal job of that. creating plays. and he is tough. he is tough to tackle. >> more with jim harbaugh tomorrow night. 7:30. brian wilson will remain with the dodgers. $10million to be the setup guy. number five, the check on johnny boycheck. he left on the stretcher. good news, he traveled with the team. jaguar whose name is mercedes. isn't that great stuff? look at the catch. jags hand hous

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cincinnati at pittsburgh next week from the steel city on "sunday night football." again, the final score, new orleans, 31, and carolina, 13. until next week, al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya, our entire gang headed by brett and drew. saying good night from new orleans. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> bundling up for what maybe the coldest night of the season. and some california crops are now threatened by the e1ongoing cold weather. plus real estate gone wild. this $400,000 burned-up two-story home in one bay area city, and it might just bei] a hr(t&háh

some windows are patient they will select the yes to most americans and we're extremely into the steel city and he can coax it. did you achieve between them. healthcare workers. part of the same mission station was that was it an even older daughter skate. the award is the boss we are married off before on road off to a lobster yuck what sort of munitions were used in the attack while we don't know if the illumination she was on the monday ok too but we'll take your profits to be the termination of the record of the now this. we sold the senate from the turks were used. and that is the sole said federal case that would be in possession of all that the syrian minister. yes but also in possession of others. there's no pics no kiddos and i was a set of rebels could also help by donating to the olympics to be a bit old. the people he interviewed here what's that sits at by the attack what did they tend to defend think was responsible for the attack. well that we're part of deal position in areas where under siege swing bmi and there wouldn't be any doubt who was the book the year for peace he s

steel cables. the frames get rid of the energy by rock and deforming. civil engineer david marr owns a company, that build the orinda, california if city hall. u can see how the rocking frames are built into the are foundation. >> these cables are the spring and at the base are the steel angle is that shosh the energy. they work together creating the dynamic system of the building. >> how safe is this building? >> meant to be 25, this 30% stronger than an ordinary building. >> safer than your own house? >> yes, absolutely. >> so the future looks bright and safe in earthquake country. if they can build a safe bridge in the middle of two faults, the safe. >> do you see a day when all new buildings and structures would implement some of this new technology? >> we hope. you would think in cities when a big earthquake comes it would be an inconvenience, rather than a disaster and this rock frame is part of the technology. >> very interesting. what about a place like bolivia where you come from and there's a lot of earthquake risk? >> this is a technology that is costly, fundamentally costly so we can easily apply the to a country like the united s

violently pushed from the central square by the police judging by the fact that the steel francis' have been set up in the city it's really unlikely that the protests will die down any time soon. with the government nor protesters willing to compromise let's discuss where this standoff may land ukraine will for that i'm joined by martin mccauley author and analyst on russia firstly martin let's just talk about russia and the e.u. friction now russia saying that there is a danger that goods could flood its markets value crain and so therefore it's threatening to impose customs taxes judi's an act of intimidation so says europe i mean that's a fair accusation will the protesters will see it as an act of intimidation one of the the complaints of the protestors is their present yearly coverage given to president putin i don't know whether this is true or not they actually believe that and they would like ukraine to stand up for themselves and not to give in to intimidation so therefore this fuels if you like nationalism and the feeling that ukraine is under siege and therefore it should defend itself and the prese

but beyond the glittering facade of glass and steel lies a city at the crossroads of america's underground sex trade. >> relax, okay, sweetie? >> okay. >> don't be nervous or anything. >> tonight police find this young woman selling sex in a hotel room more than 600 miles away from her home in arkansas. local authorities say it's an all too common occurrence in the windy city. >> it does happen here in our own backyard. in cook county, chicago is a transportation hub. it's a convention hub. and it's ripe for this type of crime. >> how did it go in court? >> illinois states attorney anita alvarez heads up the cook county human trafficking task force, a joint effort by local police and prosecutors to combat the booming underground sex trade in chicago and the surrounding suburbs. >> do your parents know where you are? >> i think that we're really not going to get anywhere or make a dent into this crime unless we as local prosecutors do more. >> in 2011, the illinois safe child act became law in the land of lincoln, giving local police and prosecutors a new set of investigative tools to ident

the un says that investigators discovered a mass graves in the rebel held city of david steel with the fourteen bodies at one site about twenty bodies at a nearby site but the possibility of there being a bit even a third site that tens of thousands of people have fled the country amid fighting between rebel side that are supporting former vice president of me in the chart and the president's all but years before says. that house again he's a young country and a civil war is what initially cause its breakaway from the north got here the united states can pay for it. some experts believe that washington's enthuasm for south sudan sa autonomy have less to do with humanitarian issues and more to do about by the south sudanese oil reserves out of dire need right now is that no matter which way you slice it the engine after me. i had another crisis on its hands that may be costly and complicated the country's top un humanitarian official said the death toll from my the past ten bc has surpassed one thousand but added that there's no high official firm count sydney team or indeed the last no

. >> they left sill can valley for this city famous for its steel. >> . >> there's reasons to stay. >> it is the pittsburgh miracle. it became year in the 80's, market portions working to replace the steel industry, through regulation and a partnership between government, industry, and universities the city clawed back. >> i cannot recall pittsburgh saying they want to be like somebody else. >> the history is always busiest loyal to their hometown, helped them become a leadner healthcare. >> to celebrate it, they are going to indicate the success, so much as a last of failure, pittsburgh rates 50 second out of the u.s.' 100 largest cities. based on job growth, unemployment, y.d.p. and home prices. >> such a huge disparities of wealth, that plague modern america. the try reveals failure. emotional leaders he says only a national plan to get jobs and equitable growth will do. >> 2500 homeless children in this area. you have an infant mortality right among the african-american population at 21 per 1,000 live births can is higher than the rate in china. or mexico. i mean if this is the be

week but now essentially the protest is different and judging by the fact that the steel fences have been set up in the city it's really unlikely that the protests will die down any time soon alexey thank you very much indeed for that live update from kiev well with kiev now a battleground seems less discuss what is its stake with william and bell geo political analyst and author of full spectrum dominance william which there he is he's got many many protesters saying they want him to sign that deal with the e.u. he's saying that will come with economic damage for the country what are his choices now what do his options. well first of all i think it's quite right about the economic damage but the special association with the european union this was a washington agenda and has been for more than six years the e.u. simply at hacking is a proxy for washington to essentially strip ukraine from russia and we can isolate russia the more so the stakes the geopolitical stakes are huge and as the police the ukrainian police made it called last a blunder the same way that militant milosevic made it back in the slavia

the irish society established above the city and this country and within the city to be stopped immediately and silver steel shelves and todd were sampled in a way of a promise from a church they hoped to build a trail of promise in sixteen thirty three this magnificent cathedral was completed. not only was it the first and concerts to be felt after the reformation in the british itunes. it is the first last and if they don't adopt the euro. i was that's overkill from stella's the more that later the local boulder solis a hike called collective of these including flood killed the head which was what question was by far the biggest local events and for this year's field as the most successful slack however this is the first tying the best known music festival was held north of the border. an estimated five hundred fires and people buzz of the city over the week long event. while april just learning network and he'd see where she went on a storm of millions of viewers tuning in we continue north of first things i did for national with this report from seamus coleman is right method of it this is the biggest g

city. ♪ shotguns and rockin' steel toed boots ♪ >> a song i wrote calmed "rednecks." ight. ♪ no city boy will ever hold me back yeah, i'm a country boy, you better bleed that ♪ >> loving hunting, fishing, four-wheelings, big trucks. country music, and all that in one package. ♪ we are red necks we want everyone to know load up the truck with beer and let's let's go ♪ ♪ crack a coke and keep the police at bay ♪ >> yeah. >> i love that song. it's catchy. it's annoying as [ bleep ] but catchy. the most catchiest i've heard. >> think of best part. >> ain't got no liquor, beer, nothing. >> sean denbraven is currently awaiting sentencing for raining 20 or more punches down on his mother and biting his mother when he lost control of himself after drinking about 15 shots of whiskey. >> the judge i have, he's probably going to send me to rehab. i'm hoping that he releases me from jail and let's me just go to rehab myself, because i'm going to be a little upset if he makes me stay in jail and wait for them to pick me up. that's going to be a bummer. >> for now, though, younger i

that this government needs to go and we saw the protesters bringing in steel fences to cordon off some central streets of the city there were some warnings coming from the police at some point that they will try to get back the city the ministration building which the protesters took over last night during the protests the tension trees pretty much tangible in the same protest is happening in front of the presidential ministration building i went there last night and i saw that the cord on between the protesters and the police there still remaining there's a very thin line separating those protesting and those defending the presidential administration the ministration of the president building became the scene of a battlefield yesterday when several hundred supporters clashed with the police in a very a group of amana for ukraine with rocks flying towards the police do you gas use flash bangs it was pretty much hell breaking loose we are certainly watching the situation how it unravels here and give but for now these people are here they're not letting one inside the ride police are inside they've blocked the ent

steele story. have of the city of new york says that he treats men and women equally.nd i didn't know him when i wrote a the story. and i've met him send. >> absolutely. >> to 15 years ago, goldman sachs, he announced that he had daughters and he didn't feel comfortable having dinner with women. so he would have no dinners. >> but he had dinner with his family. >> yes, he did. he had no dinners at work and he was basically saying that i understand this and wants to talk about this and i'm making a sequel. supply, so he asked will you have dinner alone with women and he said absolute comments for my job. and some men will say yes and some will say no. but either way, let's make it explicit and equal. >> yes, these are good examples of things to come. let's get the additional questions over here. >> what tips you have for women and men who have taken time off and are finding it tough to get back into the workplace? >> it's usually an issue for women. the with the recession, there has also been an issue for men as well. my best tip is looking for areas where your skills a

the price for the table at this new york city hotel will make apple bees 375 deals sound like a steelallet. ♪ cheryl: here we are, new year's eve, new york city. i love that shot. nice aerial shot. and i believe that all is going to drop at the bottom of the screen. right in the center of your screen. cheryl: a million people flooding in. get ready. ♪ >> this is a beautiful chopper shot we have of times square as million people gather. probably will be more than a million. wonder what kind of weather they will face. cheryl: we have incredibly freezing temperatures in new york city. you will see a lot of breath out of mouths. >> talking 20s? >> 23 degrees is the low. high, 30s in new york city. >> chicago will get 10-inches of snow. it could be worse. bundle up folks if you're coming to this area of town. it is a great site though. >>> let's go off the desk. allowing passengers to celebrate midnight in australia and again midnight in los angeles. partygoers were due to start their evening in sydney at 8:00 p.m. local time. after ringing in the new year in australia, were scheduled to b

are protesting in the street right now we saw the protesters bringing in steel fences to cordon off some central streets of the city we also do know that they have cordoned off governmental buildings and we also know that the protesters have managed to overtake the city administration building and now it's pretty much open for everyone to get in there all the officials have left that building several hours ago in fact the administration of president of ukraine building looked like a battlefield kalash a rapid between the protesters and the riot police short while ago i went to the administration of president ukraine building to see everything with my own ice the building of the administration of ukraine's president now under siege with several hundred a riot policemen protecting the building the set of buses so that the protesters cannot reach inside and these few few meters basically maybe twenty meters between them and the protesters we walked here we saw literally maybe several hundred of them over here we see shattered glass you can see probably over here some shattered glass on the ground the rocks which were

those of you in d.c., new york city and boston, brace yourselves. alexandctio alexandra steeleenter. how normal is it for temperatures to swing back and for the that dramatically? >> it happens. when you get cold air that's record breaking in the northern plains and upper midwest, it is incredibly cold and ice advisories and wind chill advisories. so certainly it is quite cold. that arctic air is in place, all the moisture coming from the south. here's tomorrow at 11:00 a.m., still right just getting toward washington d.c., snow will start around 11:00 or so. then watch the ice. the ice will be the biggest play maker with this, potentially a quarter of an inch or so. then we'll watch it more north or northeast. this is different. washington d.c., winter storm watch, the only big city with a winter storm watch. the snow starts in the morning with the sleep, then maybe an inch or two of snow, potentially a quarter inch of ice. biggest ice will be west of washington, the suburbs, philadelphia the snow starts in the afternoon, potentially an inch of snow and sleet and then moving t

steel and granite. but the next door neighbor could have brand-new. you are still vulnerable. i understand on commercial buildings we have umb restrictions. otherwise the city will come in. >> if someone fails to upgrade, we with would make them do it. >> what about residential? if you have a monster next to you? >> there are no retroactive requirements. i think i might take issue with a next door neighbor. >> my client should hire someone. but you have a monster on full bricks. >> you can, if you have a risk, next to a very tall building, that building can give you hazards. you can also be on the other extreme. i would tell you to leave the brick building in place. the performance of your building will be way on down the food chain. i would also say that just because your building survived a 1906 earthquake, >> it wasn't a big earthquake. the building was built in 1989. there are a lot of large buildings that did and there are a lot of didn't. >> i can talk to our insurance agent and says this is a serious one that comes up. we would not have enough to pay with everybody in the area. >> that has to do with cea. the amount of money they have in reserves is

. >> this is a city with a tremendous history, it was founded, named after the president of u.s. steelf like calling me tell and jobs or gates and this long history more recently has been difficult. you are a harvard law school grad who has come back to gary and you want to make the city what it used to be. >> absolutely and because of our story history, our relationship with industry and the fact the we were created by one of the largest multimillion-dollar corporations in the world, that does provide promise for our community and the fact that we can -- not just industry but other opportunities, i believe it is transportation and logistics but we can be a force to be reckoned with in economic development. connell: a lot of things going for you but the more recent history of blight and trouble how do you turn that around? >> by not being a one horse town. our lesson now is that because we were so heavily dependent on steel, we fail when the steel industry fell. when the steel industry made a come back, our come back lies in diversified and it is health care and transportation. it is a

cold of ice and sleet is headed to the eastern seaboard, those in new york city and boston, you better get ready. alexandra steele is in the cnn weather center with the where and the when. what can we expect >> hi, good evening to you. this ice show, it's tomorrow, but it's a little bit different than what we saw yesterday. it is farther east and on the upside, temperatures will be a lot warmer the next day, the day after our ice storm, which is monday, they'll be in the 40s, so we're not going to see that ice sit. we are going to see it melt. here's the timeline. tomorrow by 11:00 you can see beginning to make its way toward the mid-atlantic, in washington. snow gets there by noon, and then it moves farther north in toward new york and certainly long island by sunday night and by monday it all moves toward new england. but the balance of the east gets into the 40s, so that certainly is better news in terms of how much ice and how long that ice lasts. so, here's the timeline for places like washington, they do have a winter storm watch posted for tomorrow. in the morning by 11:00 or 12:00, it will start as snow a

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steel saddles allowed it to open on school. >>> changes could be coming to a scrap metal plant on the peninsula after two recent fires. we are joined live from redwood city. >> reporter: officials are going to be sitting down with redwood city fire officials to talk about how to prevent future fires because in just over the past few months there have been two major fires here. the most recent happened tuesday morning after a small explosion was reported at the recycling plant. the fire started in a stock pile of recyclables including discarded appliances. due to smoke air quality officials issued an advisory. it was also put in place after the november 10th fire here. since then new policies have been implemented such as reducing stock pile sizes and separating light iron from auto bodies but officials say more work can be done. >> it could be anything from additional fire suppression systems. we're going to evaluate that. we're going to evaluate potential staffing. maybe we'll do adjustments and recommend staffing adjustments for them. infra raid flame detection equipment. we'll evaluate all different processes. >> reporter: last week the bay area air q

city. something to the police looked suspicious. >> right, right. >> reporter: it looked like somebody might be steeling some jet skis. >> the trailer had expired tags. troopers let them go with just a warning, but this videotape would become part of the evidence for what was about to happen. >> you come to any strange area in the united states, mexico border, and you go to sightseeing, you're a tourist, stop in and talk to the locals. you know? find out what's going on in the area. if they'd have stopped in here and i had known they were going on jet skis, that's total no-no in falcon. >> reporter: up next, jet skiing into the heart of a drug war. ♪ [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of true artistry and some of the best offers of the year at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. on the table by not choosing the

. >> the mistakes forcing a city to refund millions to drivers and how you could get your fair share and video of a thief steeling a package from someone's door. at 6:00 p.m. why police say catching criminals on cameras isn't enough to investigate cases like this. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. a >>> continuing coverage now. here it is, the bridge, making the eastern span of the bay bridge as safe as it was intended to. it is meant to be the permanent fix for the broken bolts. >> tom vacar shows us what is being done now. >> reporter: we took the work boat out to where the span meets the causeway. the site of the broken bolts. 200 feet up we found what we were looking looking for. here they are. these two structures are the things that replace the bolts that broke and they are just as strong. >> they need to paint the sat tools protect against corrosion, there are caps that need to be put on the heads of the rods and this needs to come down. >> reporter: at least for the next century and a half the bridge is ready to with stand the largest quake expected in 1500 years. testing other bolts

steele looking ahead to next year's forecast. >> hi, martin. let's start things off in new york city for times square. right now in new york, it feels like 20 degrees. tonight it will feel like 16. of course, we've got some strong winds out there. boston, of course, if you're out there, the big library light show will be beautiful. it will feel like 5. very cold there as well. atlanta, georgia, if you're out there at midnight tonight, temperatures in the 30s. certainly colder than average. to chicago we go. they've had 11 inches of snow thus far this season. from now through friday, they could double that. we could see 3 to 5 inches alone tonight in chicago. it's going to be cold. so new year's eve windchill, if you're going to stand outside, 21 in kc. 30 in dallas. 29 in washington. 7 in boston. all right. so here's the current temperature. we've seen this incredibly cold arctic air. very strong winds. it's felt anywhere between 40 and 50 below zero windchill. right now it feels like -- and this is the straight air temperature -- 15 below and 6 below in bismarck. the arctic air is in place. it's goin

city. his companies doing something better. it makes no sense to me. if you are in the steelndustry, you have seen it go from awful to better. managing, if you blackrock,ellan or you think they must have access to the best information in the world. >> they do not have that information. they do not see things get better the way -- they do not see the return as soon as the people and accounts do. it can be in plastics, lithium, whatever it is. they see it first. in a mall, imagine the companies you have seen, dunkin' donuts. wal-mart. these companies get better. gee, i am shopping there. i'm not saying people -- if they want to invest, they should do the same research when they buy the refrigerator. do some homework. >> you know what about this country is stunning to me? we do not do that about medicine and our health. we don't do it. i am more interested in getting the best television than the best medical, medical. >> i agree. the diagnostics, talk about improvements. it is so much better. >> the other guys -- the other thing is the advice we give to investors. i think the ad

the fear is with such a veritable ring of steel around coach cci where to olympics are going to be taking place, terrorists will possibly hit other citiese u.s. today has called for greater cooperation with russia around the olympic security cooperation and cooperation in intelligence and terrorist-related matters has, in fact, been stepped up between the two countries since the boston marathon bombings last year. the two with bombers, of course, had tear ethnic origins in the caucuses region, both being ethnic chechnyans and having spent some time in dagestan. cheryl? cheryl: amy kellogg, thank you very much. well, focusing back here on the united states now, tomorrow could be the best day of the year to buy a new car as dealers try to get rid of the 2013 inventory. so what autotrends can we expect -- auto trends can we expect in 204, and what will it mean for the u.s. consumer and investor? joining me now in a fox business exclusive is brian levy, iq analyst, and he is there. you look at the buildup in the numbers in car exports, what is behind the huge jump in u.s. exports for this country for ford, for gm, for chrysler? >> one of th

cities to demand an end to rain. fourteen policemen beating sit in the state to protest the shops and other property damage the rich folk movement began as the steel denies group of farmers from sicily. their names remain day. beyond demanding the government be replaced by the parliament to seoul. but the demonstrations are planned in the capital next week. the italian navy has rescued more than two hundred migrants from three bites in the mediterranean the vessels were intercepted about the hunt and twenty nautical miles. that's two hundred and twenty two km side of the island of them produced a rough sea conditions hampered the rescue operation the trip included twenty women and two children the teacher also where the migrants off from what immediately available. since the eighteenth of october the italian navy has been running operation mother in the southern island state. it has started pulling the numerous tragedies when mike and the poolside dining many of its own bullets. but these will be taken to law and whether old receive medical care and that. in the twelve yes it's late and american hustle take frontman of positions in the old guy bel

pieces of steel pieces of circuit board pieces of copper you know as we speak there's probably about twenty six different states that every and that have enacted some sort of law went through our cities and those laws are all different from state to state mentally we need to go to a bigger broader so that there's some sort. national legislation that really takes this issue and addresses it is the largest consumer of p.c.'s and i see equipment in the country is the federal government so if they can you know if they can come up with the solution at their level you know then that is going to drive it down to the state level to businesses. we've reported on this ratio before debt to g.d.p. growth and going back to the one nine hundred fifty s. it was almost one to one so marriage there were issues of dead and they'd get some some kind of g.d.p. kick as a result of it but it requires more and more debt to. quibble and same g.d.p. dollar of growth and what we now have is clearly a case of zombie banks and zombie corporations that would not survive if they were being transfused was more debt continuously which means that good businesses are being crowded out by zombies and it also means tha

of steel pieces of circuit board pieces of copper you know as we speak there's probably about twenty six different states that have been and that have enacted some sort of law went through our cities. and those laws are all different from state to state mentally we need to go to a bigger broader so that there's some sort. national legislation that really takes this issue and addresses it to the largest consumer of p.c.'s and i see equipment in the country is the federal government so if they can you know they can come up with the solution at their level you know then that is going to drive it down to the state level to business to. some of the sixteen percent imports came from illegal fishing in. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. but they enter our territorial waters they fish they load the fish into the ships and leave for europe. to day illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. right from the sea. the first trip. and i were being put. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be a month. on. i know we're going to a conf

steel has a plant in granite city. alton steel has reopened. entrepreneur bought it and they're pouring steel in alton again. but you know those job in the packing houses are gone. the jobs in the aluminum industry, those jobs are gone. and that's why they call it the rust belt, because so many of those factories are closing and rusting away. technology has changed a lot of that, and we need to adapt to that technology and to that assistant majority leader, mr. hoyer, and myself introduced the jobs act. the job act needs to be acted upon. we introduced this jobs act and we introduced it because there are really four priority areas that are central to achieving manufacturing growth in this country again. we need -- first of all, we need to have a national manufacturing strategy. other countries have it. we need to have one. we need to have a strategy that pushes our manufacturing. secondly, we need to promote the export of u.s.-made goods. thirdly, we need to encourage businesses to bring jobs and bring invasion back to the shores of our country

city. a lot of people pass through it to get to sochi in february. that is where the olympics will be held. there is ring of steel, a massive security operation around sochi. the fear talking to analyst that is terrorist groups who want to wreak havoc may try to do so on softer targets, cities not right in the olympics circle but outside, therefore destablizing the country and taking away some of the sheen from this very important event, the olympics, jon. jon: with those coming up, everyone is on edge there. that is certain to be the case. amy kellogg from london. amy, thank you. arthel: jon, we turn now to obamacare and a last minute surge of people signing up, almost a million people enrolling in december. roughly 10 times more than in the first two months of the disasterous rollout but it is not all good news yet for the administration. the number of enrollees still far short of expectations. doug luzader live in washington. good morning to you, doug. so the white house, you know, has shifted from stonewalling when it comes to enrollment numbers to bragging about them. so how good are these numbers? >> report

cities larger than one million people. the vicinityere in of three quarters were 80% of their fossil fuel burning, is cold. at power plants as well as in industry. they are significant producers of steel and other sectors the u.s. no longer has, robust manufacturing in. they also have an abundance of coal, household cook stoves. and heating units, in those cities, which contribute significant amounts of pollution. the challenge is broad and deep in terms of what they will do with cities. our annual standard -- daily centered, 35 micrograms per cubic meter. they have registered as high as nine -- 900. goals are now to get down to the similar levels which the u.s. indicate need to be phased down. the challenge is enormous and it is not just about power plants. it is about the industries and using as many creative mechanisms as they can, learning from our experience about how to get there. there seemse issues to have been some progress on in terms of our dialogue with china is around the hfc. i am curious about the other, greenhouse gas pollutants, whether it is methane or greenhouse. do you see it is associated with the cook stoves -- do you see opportunities there? >> we do. we are exp

city you see on the map. today the committee of nuclear safeguards released these photos. this one shows the white container housing the dangerous chemical. this shows the steel placed over the container to shield it. experts say if this cobalt 60 gets into the wrong hands, there could be catastrophic consequences, intentional or unintentional. >> the international atomic energy agency characterizes materials from -- on a scale of 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on. in terms of how dangerous it is to human health. if it ends up going out of normal channels. and this is at the top end of the danger to human health. >> the u.s. department of homeland security released this statement to fox news today. it says, quote, all ports of entry are equipped with radiation detection equipment. dhs, in coordination with our federal partner, will continue to closely monitor this situation and remains in close communication with mexican officials. now, officials at the international atomic energy agency, which is the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog group, are also involved in this investigation and they say there are more than 100 incidents of theft regarding radioactive materials reported to th

steel reinforcements. the shipment was on a volkswagen truck when it was stolen. and it happened near mexico city.le in route from a hospital over in tijuana to nuclear storage facility. but how was stolen and how much of it is not clear. but there is a great concern and ironically and it referenced this stuff. and i'm quoting here, materials could be used along with conventional explosives to make so-called dirty bombs. >> the radioactive material is reported to the group every single year. jenna: that is scary stuff. thank you so much. jon: the lawmakers in illinois passing a major overhaul of the state pension system there. currently underfunded by the $100 billion, but the battle is far from over. we have more in chicago. derek, one is the governor expecting to sign this bill? and how is it all going to end up? >> it is said that the bill will be signed as soon as possible, but unions have said as soon as he does sign the bill, they will be filing a lawsuit saying that this bill actually violates a provision in the state constitution, saying that you can't make changes to the pension benefits

new york city enjoyed a record-breaking 70 degrees today, while in other parts of the country, people dug out of major snow and ice storms. meteorologist alexandra steele has look at the forecast. alexandra? >> who doesn't dream of a white christmas, right? no dreaming here. this is the reality. now meteorologically a white christmas is defined as having an inch of snow on the ground christmas morning. where we're going to see it here along the northern tier of the country where we have snow and temperatures have sustained their cold factor. idaho, tampa, wyoming, dakotas, michigan, wisconsin, and then moving east. so that's where we will. and let me show you where we won't, and a lot of that is contingent on the temperature. bismarck, you will have it. snow on the ground and temperatures will stay below freezing. minneapolis, you'll have it too, you lucky kids. 22, snow on the ground, staying well below freezing. denver, you won't be. look at temperatures. 46 on christmas. chicago, a white christmas for you. kansas city, not so. so as we head farther eastward, all these big cities, forget it. new york city in the 70s today, right? record hie temperatu

steel. our guest host is the executive chairman of hockey in brooklyn. from --ner joins us bruce ratner joins us from forest cityory -- u.s. housing prices will be most in eight years, but i like the last housing boom, the opportunists this summer institutional investors are not necessarily individual homebuyers because headphones, pe firms, and others are scooping up these family house, fixing them up, and selling them or renting them for enormous returns. tom shapiro is president of gtis partners with over 2.4 billion dollars in equity. good to have you on "bloomberg surveillance." rents are high, home prices are relatively low and affordable still, and borrowing costs are so low. what is different in terms of risks now that we have been one year, two years into this? >> there's a lot of transference he and market. right after the housing bust, prior to the financial crisis, we are now starting to see a change in the market. we are thankful to all -- it is all about job growth, gdp growth, and credit availability, and those are the points we need for housing recovery. the housing recovery camelot later than an

steeling guy fieri's lamborghini. >>> a lesher center employee pleaded guilty to child molestation back in august. two citykers say their names were included in a confidential police memo about the case and leaked to a newspaper. the workers were cleared of any charges. claims were seeking more than $25,000. >>> 7:56. healdsburg could be the first city in california to raise the minimum age for purchasing tobacco. under the new proposal you must be at least 21 years old to buy tobacco, that's up from age 18. it's designed to discourage teens from buying tobacco and smoking at an earlier age. but the city says they need to investigate the legality before they can vote on it. if the city decides to move on, it could go up for a vote in january. >>> former giants' pitcher brian wilson has signed a new deal with the l.a. dodgers. the free agent signed a new one- year $10 million contract to return as closer kenley janssen's set upman. at the end of the -- setup man. at the end of the season, he has the option to extend his contract by a year. >>> a man in chicago pulled out all of the stops to propose to his g

city. you would have seen companies crowded and doing something better. and so buying biotechnology stocks, that makes no sense to me. if you're in the steel industry and you see it going from awful to better, buy it. >> rose: if you look at magellan or black rock you think they must have access to the best information in the world. >> rose: but they don't have -- they're not in the steel industry. they don't see things get better -- they don't see the ones returning. it can be in the plastics field or lithium -- >> rose: people in the business see it first. >> they see it first. a mall imagine the companies you've seen -- dunkin' donuts, it goes on and on. wal-mart, stop & shop, these are all -- it's like gee, i'm shopping there. i'm not saying people should -- if they want to invest, they should do the same research they do when they buy a refrigerator, take a trip to italy. >> rose: you know what's about this country is stunning to me? for the most part we don't do that about medicine and our health. we don't do it. we are more interested in getting the best television than we are the best medical -- >> i agree. the diagnostics -- diagn