here in taos, many believe he should be back with them. >> i believe in him.honest, most caring person. >> they describe a veteran officer who was never dref, certainly never trigger happy. this was the first time he fired in the line of duty. >> i believe justice has been done. he's a good man. >> here, the man known nationally as the cop who shot at a minivan full of kids is better known as a youth referee. >> it's unfathomable that he lost his job especially in light of the fact that there had been other instances where similar incidents were justified. >> the use of deadly force has to be used only when you are being threatened by deadly force. >> right there. that's his discharge. this was a horrible car stop by all participants. >> nicholas cosell is formerly with a police department. >> who was a danger to him? >> he says montoya had no business trying to shoot out that tire. >> him shooting a tire of a vehicle moving away from him, the tire in the year is exposed about the size of a dollar bill. he has the ability to shoot that tire, he should be in th

tao completed a hat-trick and a 4-1 victory.econd-tier racing had upset two opponents in the last two rounds, but were going to have a tougher time. gonzalez opened the scoring in the fourth minute, and despite torrential conditions added to second before the break. the match all but secured after the interval 3-1, the final score. >> deadline concerns plagued the host city. brazil's president gave assurances. the general secretary inaugurated the stadium in the north-eastern city. it comes a day after f.i.f.a. warned a host city that they would be dropped if they didn't complete its stadium by february 18th. the f.i.f.a. president met on thursday. on the agenda will be the pace of the stadium construction. >> it was very important to have this arena delivered. i want to say something to you. this is it a country of football. we never missed a world cup. our relationship with world cups is a strong one. i am sure brazilian people will show the passion and a capacity to welcome visitors. he has not played a single game, but one o

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all the major industrial centers, paris, berlin, london they're sprawling tao too right through the -- too right through the beginning of the 20th century. but when the public policy diverges we go in a different direction and that leads the united states onto a different sort of path. >> professor brugman, you've looked at this, is it the personal choice and sort of accumulated set of millions of americans deciding to live a certain way? or sit really governments and leaders -- or is it governments and leaders offering precooked set of choices that brings you a three hour commute across the atlanta metro? >> i think it's both government and individual choices but i don't think it's specifically american. virtually everything that's been said about cities in like atlanta is also true of cities in the northeast, and true of european cities. if you look at paris you see the same thing. you see that maybe one out of five people in the paris metro area lives in the city. and four out of five live in the suburbs. most of those people in the suburbs live in single family houses or very smal

. >> reporter: ryan owens, abc news, taos, new mexico. >>> and next here tonight, we turn to the big showdown between two of football's greatest quarterbacks, the rivalry between peyton manning and tom brady this weekend. and even as a lot of fans are cheering, they will be trying to crack a secret code. why does peyton manning of the broncos keep shouting one word "omaha"? here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: a battle of titans it'll be this sunday. denver's hopes resting on peyton manning. boston marching behind tom brady. and then, there's omaha, nebraska, with no direct stake in the game except for this. >> omaha, omaha, omaha! >> reporter: that is the voice of peyton manning during last weekend's playoff game against san diego. >> omaha. >> reporter: 44 times the word came out of his mouth and it means exactly -- >> it's a run play, but it could be a pass play or a play-action pass depending on a couple of things -- the wind, the jerseys that we're wearing, so it's varies. >> reporter: so, it could be anything. it's a tactical code word, football has a lot of them. but, in oma

. >> the unit is called tailored access operations or tao. magazine cites internal nsa documents.s some of the hackers are based in this building in san antonio. it says they can access cookies. the tags that pop up showing a computer's website. it looks like a real page but it is a fake one controlled by the nsa. what does the nsa want to find out? one would be to intercept and sniff your traffic. they have my user name and password. but what they want to do is ineffect my machine. the unit doesn't just do hacking. they intercept computers being delivered. they plant their own monitored cables and usb plugs onto computers. they were concerned about the connecting cables on edward snowden's computers that they removed them after he leaked from an eve's dropping perspective this is a gold mine. if i can gain access to your computer i have access to all of your secrets. >> in response to the report taylor said: >> they say the hackers work with the cia and fbi to place spyware on apparatus. they say any tools it uses investigations are legal. >> all right that bitter cold outside co

turned up .5 points, it was the leader yesterday, earnings news have been pushing down the s&p and the taocec entertainment surging to a new all-time high. the company's popular kids a restaurant chain chucky cheese, being bought by apollo. zynga shares down the most in to months, sterne agee risk consensus estimates. zyrent traffic trends for nga's key titles. distant memory, the polar vortex. there are some lasting negative effects from the record cold. alix steel joins us. alix is no fan of the cold. >> layers upon layers, you know who is also not a fan? cows. all their energy goes to staying warm versus adding weight. farmers do not get enough yield, they do not get enough profit a big issue. it is so cold for the little cows. you feel a little bad. >> they will be eaten eventually. >> cattle prices have been going up regardless of the cold, this is the icing on the cake. the herd has been contracting for six years, last year's drought was destructive, grain prices were too high and they had to be slaughtered early. production is going to drop to a 20 year low, it is not easy to ramp u

lou: the taos suffers the worst day in four months my guest says we are due for correction.utlook for the markets in his view for a correction on the dow jones industrial average. great to have you with us michael holland. >> with the department of corrections. [laughter] lou: do want to talk about your buck? [laughter] we better turn to the matter at hand which is is a strange interpretation. 180-point drop in the dow jones industrial average now with is a direction? [laughter] >> you know better than anybody 3% last year we have had a remarkable stock market lot of people watching were so berndt by the last decade defensehey don't trust it. lou: to dated made the right judgments. >> it is down 1% to day but up 30% last year. real dollars it is 28% but the real world is the stos continue when probably degeneration says i don't want this. there is virtually no correction in 2013. lou: why should there be one? with these lofty levels. >> unfortunately there is so much history that shows how long it can be an anomaly. there is volatility the smart people say i don't want a par

the one that everyone loves to go to is tao. the club from new york and vegas.s a pop-up location and that is another one that is one of the toughest to get into. >> this is big business as well as big social. you have sponsors, individual parties, deals get done? >> i think a lot of schmoozing happens at the parties. i'm not sure people are shaking hands and making production that bigt i think more companies are sponsoring the parties and giving away free products. if greg goes -- if grey goose promotes a party, they won a start to be seen with a product they get away. swag of slag is there -- is there. >> cinema and swag. thank you very much, emma rosenblum. our thanks also to chris ryan from sundance. coming up, the traditional one shower is becoming allusive. a new report suggests it is disappearing for many american workers. ♪ >> what did you do on your lunch break today? wait, do you even take a lunch break? nearly half of americans say that their typical lunch break is not an hour, but 30 minutes. with more on the disappearing one shower i am jordan by da

lou: project variry taos, has icdeo of obamacare navigators counseling people to lie on applications, again. following earlier criticism from dallas an irving, texas, were isolated incidents, project veritas, visited nigators in houston and fort worth. what they found was more of the same.sa >> jt like that?me >> no. to get a lower premium i wouldn't include it. cutting grass on weekend and they would give me money. >> -- >> it is worse to go with the silver plan. the lowest one on here right now is for you and your son is $469. >> my republican friends, they hate this. and they said that they would go into my bank account. >> no. >> and find out about money. i hang wallpaperer on the side and people usually pay me cash. >> no, no. if you don't report that, then no. lou: joining us now, project veritas founder and president james o'keefe. james, congratations again extraordinary expose'. this latest video, it was a peculiar defense at best that many charged this is, focusing on isolated instance. it didn't take you long to prova it was not isolated at all. what do you think is going o

so, tao got 47, 1015, 51 dining hall, 4-7. get to steppin'! >> the veterans dorm is pretty quiet.ike that. it kind of helps because a lot of us been through war, shell-shocked. some of us have problems with quick sounds and booms and bangs and yada yada. i kind of have, i guess psychological problems, if you will. and i guess the mental stress. so. >> twaun stallworth serving a one year sentence for cocaine possession, is still haunted by a combat experience that occurred 20 years earlier during the battle to free kuwait. he says he once saw a friend blown up by a woman and a child who were concealing explosives. moments later, he saw another child running towards him. >> i didn't know what to do. but i turned, i aimed and i fired. he was 6 years old. i didn't kill him. i did injure him -- his leg. that's one of the things that bothers me because that was somebody's kid. it kind of wasn't -- wasn't trying to hurt me. and it unfortunately -- i have unfortunately had a dream that it was my son that i was shooting. >> stallworth presents a great front. you'll see him and he's animate

. >> the room-a-ra website the run by geond tao. husband created it because they travel a lot. >> there must be thousands of apartments able vow inspect. >> how might they rent their home when they travel? why not just go to craigslist. >> because on craigslist, you don't know who you're dealing with. we dealt with people who just never showed up, people who refused to pay in advance because they didn't know who we were. >> how do i know i'm not going to get som guest who is going to trash the place? >> there are reviews on t site. everything is very transrent for bothsides. >> the reviews, the internet feedback, this krout o sourcing is what makes these ideas work. they knew that alistair is a good host. alistair knew less about them. >> most guests don't have as many reviews. once i get their name, i'll try to do a facebook search on them, but generally i've had really good luck. >> he's happy, they're happy. and this wonderful new business where strangers with complementary needs find each other keepsgrowing. so, ofcourse, politi

. >> the room-a-rama website the run by geo and tao. be thousands of apartments able vow inect. >> how might they rent their home when they travel? why not just go to craigslist. >> becau on craigslist, you don't know who you're dealing with. we dealt with people who just never showed up, people who refused to pay in advance because they didn't know o we were. >> how do i know i'm not going to get some guest who is going to trash the place? >> there are reviews on the site. everything is very transparent for both sides. >> the reviews, the internet feedback, th krout o sourcing is what makes these ideas work. they knewhat alistair is a good host. alistair knew less about them. >> most guests don't have as many reviews. once i get their name, i'll try to do a facebook search on them, but generally i've had really good luck. >> he's happy, they're happy. and this wonderful new business where strangers with complementary needs find each other keeps growing. so, of course, politicians crack down. this politician got a law passed that bans a

. >> the room awe ramah web site is run by gee awe and tao they created it because they travel a lot.w. >> how might they rent their home when they travel. >> why in the go to craig's list? >> we don't know who we are dealing with on craig's list. we had people who never showed up. people who didn't pay in advance because they didn't know who thewe were. >> how do i know i am not going to get a guest that will trash the place? >> the review the internet feedback. this crowd sourcing. julia and victoria knew he was a good host. most guests don't have reviews so i will do a facebook search of them. >> this wonderful new business where strangers with complimentary needs find each other keeps growing. >> so of course. >> they have a terrible experience. >> this politician got a law passed that banned any one from renting their own apartment to any one for a time period less than a month. if you do you are an illegal hotel and you can be fined up to 25,000 dollars. the hotel industry sports the law to protect tourists they say. >> they walk into a situation that is not safe, not clean. >>

having planned and saved civil servant zhao yuan and his wife tao yingqi are bringing their five-year-oldaughter here for the first time. it's their only holiday this year from their native hebei province in northern china, but they have they're already planning next year. >> we want to go to tibet. >> we want to go abroad. >> with the relaxation of the one child policy and the income perspective, china is looking pretty rosy right now. >> a nine-year-old boy with the rubiks cube. bam, it just happened. he can solve the buz puzzle in 2 seconds. he's teaching classmates how to solve the rubiks cube. and we're trying to solve the weather. >> meteorologist: in 12 seconds, yes. we have another storm coming in, a lot to compute, a lot to look at. first off these numbers. they're in the teens. the temperatures are dropping tonight. 14 in boston with that coating of snow on the ground. up to two feet in some areas. that will let that area drop tonight. the wind chills down below zero. could drop 20, 30 below with that wind gusting out of the north-northeast tonight. a very bitter cold night toni

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certainly at the time a lot of people are saying, hey, iraq is tao fragile to leave them alone. need to be an arbiter to act between the factions, that was the role of the u.s. we took a very hands-off attitude and the result of that leaving iraqis on their own they haven't been able to handle it because they haven't had inspired leadership. >> max we have a real problem in that we couldn't stay there indefinitely without looking like we are trying to colonize iraq or other parts of the region. the reality couldn't absorb it. that's a core problem. the issue is, if there was a problem by washington, it was that we didn't push harder for kind of reconciliation between the sunnies and the shiites and that we have played almost no role since our troops withdrew in trying to promote that. and we allowed, even though we're providing enormous amounts of aid and equipment, we haven't pushed prime minister maliki to include the very people, the sons of iraq militia that the united states helped create, fund and arm, to make sure they would continue to fight al qaeda. and as a result al

there's one from a company called tao, and what it does is if you imagine a little puck shaped thingess it while doing different kinds of isometric exercises, so this thing will sense pressure and coach you to do these kinds of exercises. there are many different types, and then keep your records and show you how you're doing. another one is called foot logger. it's like a smart shoe insole. put this into your shoes, it relays the pressure your foot is putting down in very precise ways. it can be used to hmonitor how you run or walk or folks who have parkinson's, because one of the early indicators is a shuffling gait and you lean forward a little. it can detect that and indicate early someone is developing parkinson's. >> amazing stuff. then the place near and dear to my heart, the kitchen, what do we have going on there? >> connected appliances are everywhere. one of the things most important here was lg has rolled out home chat, so this is how you would interface with your connected fridge or dish washer or whatever it may be. these are all on the market, is by texting it. so you

then there's what happened at arizona state university where members of the tao kappa epsilon fraternityball jerseys throwing gang signs and drinking from believe it or not watermelon cups. now i know, you don't want to believe that something so racist and asinine and ignorant could actually happen in 2014. frankly it would be easier to pretend someone got the story wrong. after all there's no proof that this happened, right? there is. in fact they posted pictures of the party on instagram with hash tags like happy mlk day, homies. and blackout for mlk. there's the woman with a watermelon cup. arizona state says the university will not tolerate this kind of behavior and suspended the tau kappa epsilon fraternity and is planning action against the individuals involved while it investigates. the last time we had a story about frat bros about "the ridiculist" is was about those who ingest alcohol through their behind. those are freaking rhodes scholars compared to these mlk frat bros. that's the thing. we're just plumbing the depths of stupidity here. to me it is terrifying, terrifying that

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please speak to these, please challenge us, get taos do this. >> does that concern you, the fact that he did talk extensively about going around congress, to do -- does he need a more sustained push within congress to get things cone this year? >> i think the speech was balanced. each time he spoke about an executive action he was going to take, for example on the men mum weage, he spoke to congress asking us to reach an agreement. one specific moment on opportunity and mobility he spoke to the earned income tax credit and specifically spoke to senator rubio, having some positive, concrete ideas he'd like to see us work together on. enge the speech would have benefited from more of that, rom more specific, outreach. one of the applause line he is got was that this nation, where the nation of a son of a single mother and the son of a bar keep could be the president and speaker of the house has always stood for opportunity that got sustained applause because it's essential outreach and in part because it recognizes a reality right in front of us, that his tore exly we have been a countr

this helps explain why the tao is not as good an index.siness it is leading the dow down because another price of $180. it is down by less than a percent. 500, it is pretty much flatlining. decline on thele s&p 500 and that would be microsoft. there's a good reason for that. not moving toy is seattle. he is staying at ford. ford investors seem to like it. they are up about one and a half percent. the opposite is at microsoft, where it is unclear who the next ceo to run the company will be. that is where we stand today. they're looking for some more concrete news out of microsoft, knowing that mulally is not showing up is not enough. heriverbed technology is ofget of a takeover offer elliott associates. the stock is trending up almost 12%. they have said they will pay 19 bucks a share or possibly more. the market likes it. we're back in two minutes. ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. now, to a story on taxpayer waste. finish expected to building a 350 m

. >> tao very much indeed, manus cranny on the markets. >> he invented the u.s. -- and lowest it all's smallest phone. what drives an innovator? >> there was a time when israel's economy was more famous for oranges than agriculture. now it is more famous for its technology. this used to be a house growing mushrooms. this is r & d labs. i've come here to this farming co-on north of tel aviv to see what he is working on now. he is not flashy, but his best invisions are. >> we are very excited. a huge capacity. one megabyte. this is back in 1993. we went public for there are 2.7 million. i'm the inventor of it. this is the first u.s.b. stick that was bought in the market. >> it was a global hit. his next bet wasn't. >> it was a great concept. >> even a chunky charging station couldn't save modu from the iphone. it flopped. his latest is a lox that makes televisions smart. he also has consumer products u.s.b. stick.ke a >> dov says money doesn't motivate him. a position perhaps helped by the $100 million he bagged fri sale of m systems. -- from the sale of m systems. >> hopefully the ame

like to mention that the subcommittee had not yet reported to us and i look -- ard to their report taos reports too. i have great respect for the survivors of military sexual assault, for the leaders of armed forces and for my colleagues on this panel. we share a goal of improving the military's response to rape and sexual assault. i understand the recommendations to retain discretion in manned stems from their commitment to and sexual assault preserve the military, legal and command structure that works. i don't share their opinion that this particular part of the military legal and command structure works for this particular problem and that is why i reached a different conclusion from considering the same evidence. i wrote separately to explain why i stand apart from my subcommittee colleagues on the issue of whether con veeng authorities should we taken many respected criminal military justice systems rely. trained, experienced prosecutors. for decades, military sexual assault scandals have been a regular source of national -- repeatedly and convincingly before our panel and subcomm

please speak to these, please challenge us, get taos do this. >> does that concern you, the fact that he did talk extensively about going around congress, to do -- does he need a more sustained push within congress to get things cone this year? >> i think the speech was balanced. each time he spoke about an executive action he was going to take, for example on the men mum weage, he spoke to congress asking us to reach an agreement. one specific moment on opportunity and mobility he spoke to the earned income tax credit and specifically spoke to senator rubio, having some positive, concrete ideas he'd like to see us work together on. enge the speech would have benefited from more of that, from more specific, outreach. one of the applause line he is got was that this nation, where the nation of a son of a single mother and the son of a bar keep could be the president and speaker of the house has always stood for opportunity that got sustained applause because it's essential outreach and in part because it recognizes a reality right in front of us, that his tore exly we have been a count

states we have here in america, but that 57 states that make up the o.i.c., they wanted us -- wanted taos go in and take out gaddafi because they didn't leek him because he was fighting terrorism and radical islam and the muslim brotherhood. but how would an administration, how would a chander -- commander in chief have authority to go in libya and then when we find out there are people that still want to destroy america, kill americans, destroy our way of life, slid you say, but we don't really have authority to go after people who have declared war on us, have committed an act of war in attacking our embassy, but we're not sure we can go after them. that did not seem to stop this administration and the president from issuing an order o murder, to kill, a guy i awaki, fan of, anwr al a u.s. citizen because his parents came over on a visa, he was born here, and then went back and was taught to hate america. even though earlier, in the bush administration, he came to capitol hill, led congressional muslim staffers here in prayer on capitol hill, even though he had contacts within this admi

this is very important work for taos do, mr. speaker. i'll close by reflecting on some of the words of president johnson. he said this fight would not be short and easy. and he was right. we've been at this for 50 years. he also said no single weapon would suffice, and he was right about that as well. we need to be raising the minimum wage, we need to be investing in jobs, we need to be funding critical programs like food stamps and head start. and then he said, we must not rest until this war is done. and to honor the tens of millions of people who have lived unfortunately in poverty over the last 50 years and the tremendous number of people who have fought this battle and to live up to the standard of our maker, we must remit ourselves to this battle. thank you, mr. speaker. ms. lee: thank you very much. let me now yield to the representative, dan kildee from michigan, my good friend who constantly throughout his life has been waging this war on poverty. thank you for being with us. mr. kildee: thank you and i thank the gentlelady from

instead of offering a solution to extend emergency unemployment benefits this rule does not allow taos presthemb important assistance and ignores the needs of our constituents. it's outrageous that the house of representatives would leave town again without taking tooks renew this critical program to help struggling american families. i urge my colleagues to defeat the previous question so we can brick this important legislative fix to the floor without delay to resolve this problem for our constituents. i thank you and i yield back. the speaker: the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: thank you, madam speaker. i remind my friends on the other side of the aisle that supposedly we're in the fifth year of a recovery and we have extended these extraordinary benefits for five years. at the cost of hundreds of billions of dollars. the speaker has indicated that if our friends, either the administration, our friends on the other side of the aisle, our friends in the senate, have an idea of thousand pay nor extension, he would give it due consideration system of far it doesn't appear such an i