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are you falling prey to a certain extent the very thing that you critique that it is a tool it could be good or bad? >> guest: i should make the disclaimer that i also m. affiliated days on the board. >> host: you are not against democratization and? >> no no. it is how we actually use information. to me, it is no question but so many of the initiatives everything that is happening, all of them are good. but the question is someone who has been a limited with resources, and talk about the less government you here's the baggage that is likely to be interpreted in some countries who are more than others that is the american per cent saying that but my question is how you ask someone who has good intentions? or how to maximize the impact of the previous history this is why i tried to outline this strategy in the book because right now the entire paradigm the solutions are no longer tenable. also with the assumptions government's but you can no nothing and if you don't know much about the culture of political or social force it is unlikely to realize the impact you would have on it. that my a agenda in

>> they are the bad guys.nd i'll tell you -- [everyone talking at once] >> the bad guys are now the good guys. >> i don't think they're the good guys. hosni mubarak -- >> the army controls the string of power. this issue will turn on what the army does. mubarak was sitting next to anwar sadat when the brother assassinated him, one of great people of that country. it was the muslim brotherhood who assassinated him. he killed him. [everyone talking at once] >> if their democracy comes one man, one vote in egypt, let me tell you, the muslim brotherhood will initially get 25 to 33% of the vote, and the arab streets -- will be reflected. >> the u.s. approval in egypt is 12%. president n> sometimes dipl

obama administration succeeded in politicizing something that up until how sort of -- now sort of all the bad guys around the world, they themselves were seeing this as a tool and not as an instrument of national power projection by the united states. >> sure. >> you know, is that how you think the bad guys look at google and gmail now in a way they didn't two years ago? >> >> yes. but, actually, i would like to expand more on your remarks because i think you're actually hitting the key issue here. of course we all know that there was a lot of support that the u.s. government was giving to democracy, the treebe freedom -- before it became the freedom agenda. >> before you put a label op it. >> more or less i've just outlined up until now there was already a lot of work that the u.s. agencies were doing in this new media space before the emergence of, you know, digital diplomacy or internet freedom buzz words, you know, right? so what i think happened inadvertently is that the u.s. government just overshot the mark. i mean, they really thought that, you know, probably the state department thou

all the bad weather is in the middle of the country, but some of that cold air that is coming in behindhe storm is trying to creep through the northern rockies, so it's a lot colder this morning in areas of northern idaho, also extreme portions of eastern washington state. high pressure is protecting you, though, on the california coast. you can see minus 14 right now. this is a temperature in billings, and some of the cold air coming into boise and salt lake city. seattle, you're at 34 this morning. with sunshine, a typical winter day for you, much of southern california is cooler than last week, but you're still sunny and dry. that's a quick looktaff, cold, . wednesday forecast coming up, lynn. >> thanks so much, bill. also coming up, wall street rebounds, oil boils, and who has the most friends on facebook? the early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, oscar winner hally barry suddenly drops out of a film role to do battle in court. >>> coming up, lebron james helps the cavs reach another milestone. the super bowl teams arrive in dallas, and oneç steeler is dres

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the snow. and there is plenty of bad things to say about it. ght, it can generate fun from skiing to no angels and landscapes of pure white. we wanted to show some of the zanyest with you. it's a sign of the times. >> i don't know if you guys see this [ bleep ]. look at this [ bleep ]. >> reporter: admit it. he is saying what you are thinking. >> i hate new england. i hate it. >> reporter: but this youtube user's sentiment summed it up. and we use social media to vent or show up. we grabbed the family will and flipped out out of the bad weather. maybe they can dive into a four-foot oklahoma snow drift. but if it has it burning mad like this, you throwdown matches and friction from the shovel, you have a flame. >> this is hot water. >> it brought out the scientists. >> that is how cold it is. make it snow. >> amateur weather man. >> the snow rates are going to increase a lot more than that. >> the amateur builder. these guys made a two-story igloo with a spiral staircase. >> it's fun. >> let's go inside and record in the house. >> and the amateur

the lesson she taught the bad guys comin' up. pe" report. i'm rob nelson. >> welcome back. it's 5:23. rounds one of the pebble beach pro-am starts tomorrow. it was the 49ers and giants, a team competition. harris barton with his helmet on. it may have been better if everybody in the gallery had a helmet on. mike clark showed off that smooth swing on the green as the niners won four out of five holes. giants pitcher matt cain shipped up to 18 to salvage one hole for the world champs who were talkin' it up. >> we came here to win. didn't come here to get beat. >> the giants, real cocky. walkin' around, you can tell they're ready to go. >> we have five. how many do they have? >> one. >> they still got the fire. the event attracted a sizeable gallery and raised $100,000 for charity. >> listen to this one, catholics and non-catholics alike have another option when it comes to making a confession. catholic bishops have approved confession, a roman catholic application for the i-phone and i-pad. really. but says it doesn't replace the real thing. going to church to confess to an ac

i think around the state, not a bad day to travel. the further you head north, the better chance of running into rain. 53 degrees. rain into orrery da. it's looking good if you want to enjoy some great powder, it's fantastic. temperatures in the 30s. if you can get out of there before wednesday, that's pretty good. we've got a good storm headed that way. so things quieting down. you can see the next storm system. that's going to drop down and bring more clouds into our skies as we head into tomorrow. overnight tonight, it's going to be cool. probably not record cold as we're going to see some of that cloud cover coming in. that should be just enough to hold up some of those temperatures. with that in mind, you're going to be cold. how about 32 in santa rosa, about 30 in fairfield, 35 nona pa. even inside the bay, you will find temperatures running down into the mid-30s. out toward the coastline, probably to the low 50s and temperatures warming up by afternoon. north bay, few more clouds floating your way. that will keep the temperature

for the new long portfolio cost of risk or percent that you have reserves that we create against the bad loans will be somewhere between one and a half and two percent so pretty pretty long number we think that's more new normal post-crisis two to realize approximately one of the two percent of the bad loans of your crude but for. let's have a look at the stock markets european shares are rising in early trade on wednesday heineken is not proved point six percent talk to the world's two largest throughout each market forecasts for twenty ten earnings us cost savings more than offset lower p.s. sales how the game is included french drug makers the north eventis two point three percent off the grid to buy its rival genzyme corporation for twenty eight billion dollars in cash. let's have a look at asian markets and most asian stocks extended the gains we share with the techs shares benefiting probably jump in profit as. point six percent but chip makers healthy to memory and tronics rallying three point seven and seven point nine percent respectively. saying finished up points. six percent

long number we think that's a new normal crisis to realize approximately one of the two percent of the bad loans of your credit but for. most the chief financial officer of the talking to business are to such an opinion well be back in one hour's time with an update the headlines are next you stay with us. are stopped going to come back. we'll sell lots of beer will. fade will wear uniforms that damage is in the black. but very little damming the white. and they are the key to our problem are all right. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in indonesia oh jeez available in the ground. the ritz carlton hotel hotel the millennium hotel in china you can see a sense. of unease among the resort hotel the same. resort. riviera. cintra hotel. now five thirty pm in the russian capital he with. top stories. of the arab world as protesters in the region follow the example set. in egypt. demanding reform meanwhile over in tehran government demonstrators are getting support from washington but some experts say it shows amer

after an unfinished round three at the phoenix open as the play was once again suspended because of the bad light the unusually cold weather causing all the delays more than seven hours had been lost on thursday and friday so almost thirty players have yet to complete their third round among those who did though jared law while the crowd most australian sitting at home and won on the three par sixteenth and later said it was the first case of a scary american believe me fairly repeated the figure who knows but no cigar he would finish bogey free but still didn't make the cut while gagne birdie the first three holes and despite missing another one there at the ninth will answer the final round one stroke player at the top. contrast in weather of golf's. thomas bjorn takes a washout late into the final day. he birdied four of the last five holes to carve a sixty six and that puts him on eleven on the hill want to head of surprise package marc was bria the austrian maybe or any four hundred seventy eight's in the well but he's playing as good as the best at the moment bria carting a sixty nine

i came to this organization in 1982 and i only knew the couple of things about it. one, it had a really badk. it used to have a center fielder by the name of willie mays. its current center fielder was some guy named chilly. i also knew that it had not won a change in ship. my daughter started in 1982 and i am happy to say, thanks to these gentlemen here, the torture is over! [applause] how great was that parade? i know everyone up here felt it. i know you felt it. everyone here today, you are standing here, and you are not standing alone. you are standing with the person who taught you the great story of the san francisco giants, whether it is your dad, mom, friend, a sister, grandpa. they taught you right. they thought you had to be loyal. you have to love your team. to a man on this team, to a man back in august, you fuel and energized this

a lot of the bad press has been misuse of the vehicle or lack of understanding. understand it? because these are complex products, some are infinitely more complex than others. >> consuelo: are there annuities that don't come with a 900 page explanation. >> i think there is a move towards that. this is also a plug for advice. these are a little more challenging than-9ÑiÑi weeding throughçó returns onÑi a mutual fund. i think it is important to have an advisor that you trust. and someone who understands that the right answer for everyone is probably not a product, but a slew of products. so i would say variable annuities, and there is a place for them. i think in this transitionnary phase -- while it may not be the ubber efficient income vehicle, there is something in the transition phase that can play a valuable role. but most important, do you understand it? >> consuelo: let's talk about how to put a portfolio together, and where these different vehicles fit in. so the fixed immediate annuity, of course, which new york life specializes in -- who is that appropa

i describe them as the good, the bad, and the ugly. but that's three ways. no, two ways. one's good. one's bad and ugly. i'm talking about the difference between trustee-to-trustee transfers and something called 60-day rollovers. trustee-to-trustee transfers is the good way. 60-day rollovers, bad and ugly. trustee-to-trustee transfers means you don't touch the money. they're also called direct rollovers or direct transfers. it means you don't touch the money. it goes right from your 401(k) to your ira or ira to ira or even to a roth ira. but you never touch the money. that's the way to move retirement money so you don't run into problems, as opposed to doing a 60-day rollover, where you actually take the money out, take possession of the money, and you have 60 days to get it, say, to an ira or to a roth. and you're saying, "well, that sounds easy. that sounds like a lot of time." this is where all the mistakes are. most times, people mess this up, and you end up paying tax on all this money. you worked 30 years. now one wrong move, it's all taxable at one time. here's a st

on the on the other hand sweden of course or great britain if they if they delivered him that would be bad propaganda for them the people would be very upset and most people i think would be very upset but again that's not the only determining factor for a government to make a decision as to whether or not they cooperate with the united states i mean the united states is so powerful they can they can harm economically and politically both the swedish government and the british government. it with r.t. live from moscow and stuck in a vicious circle of debt an increasing number of americans find themselves unable to afford the bad necessities of life so bankruptcy and the government's struggle to cope with a debt crisis. moscow has denounced renewed japanese criticism of a visit by president dmitri medvedev to russia's a coup real islands which tokyo claims as its own the foreign ministry has also issued a note of protest such a pattern over the burning of a russian flag by activists in tokyo the islands in the pacific ocean passed to the soviet union after the second world war and part of t

that's where the bad weather is right in there and that's where it continues. it's all connected. we're dry, they're horribly wet. when we are really hot, they are really cold that's the way it works. we've got lots of activity, it's streaming to the north. we're not getting any rain. that high pressure is firmly in place. the winds will blow into the east bay hills. 35 to 40 miles per hour north and northeast. the main impact from that will be a dried out atmosphere. less fog if any. we had a lot of fog this morning, i don't think we're going to see a lot of fog coastal or valley tomorrow morning. it's going to be a cool overnight low with breezy conditions along the hills. today's high 70 in santa rosa, 69 in oakland. 65 in redwood city. your forecast highs tomorrow, been doing the same thing. less fog in the forecast is going to be a pretty warm one. overnight low tonight, mid-30s, you might find patchy fog. it's not going to be like it has been the last couple of months. the real story here the last couple of days, dry atmosphere. cool overnight lows and pretty warm daytime hig

but the bad reason is that this is a warning shot. this is a warning shot that the u.s. has to get its act together and that the u.s. can't take for granted that it will be the recipient of a flight to quality and a -- so it's an important warning shot about having to get our fiscal deficits into order and get our structural reforms immeted. >> susie: it's a big issue and something that we hope to come back to you and talk about in the future. but thank you so much for your insight for tonight, we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> susie: we've been speaking with mo hammed el-erian, c.e.o. of pimco. >> tom: here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel: the f.d.i.c. says last year was a watershed for banks. bank failures likely peaked at 157, with the industry earning $87 billion in profits. now that money came because banks put aside less money to cover bad loans rather than a boost in lending. f.d.i.c. chairman sheila bair says that needs to change. >> but i also think the banks need to get back to the basics of making loans and understanding the creditworthin

we expect for the new loan portfolio cost of risk or percentage of reserves that we create against the bad loans will be somewhere between one and a half and two percent so freddie for a long number we think that's more new normal post crisis to realize approximately one hundred two percent of the bad loans of your credit but for. gas problem says the demand for gas has gone up since the start of twenty eleven the company's gas production has exceeded planned volumes by about nine hundred million cubic meters of gallons that's due to the growing demand for natural gas for example bellows takes nine percent more every day than it's provided by the contract. let's have a quick look at how the markets are faring this hour most asian stocks ike's standing their games with tech shares benefiting from a jump in profits at japan's nikkei is gaining point forty five percent with cheap makers elpida memory and electronics rallying three point seven and seven point nine percent respectively hong kong's hang seng is up a bit more than half cent with computer producer learn of a group rising two point

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get to them within the first day, it dropping down to 81 percent. still not bad. but what happens on the second day? plummets quite a bit, just under 34 percent. now you are always going to have your safety equipment with you, correct? when you get together as you assemble, make sure you have, at least one person has something here that you guys can all use. different types of buildings are in the city. we have wood, unreinforced masonry, you have high rise and you have tilt ups. what's the safest construction type to be? four stories or less. wood? yeah, wood framed building. why is wood the safest building to be in, 4 stories or less? it flexes, yeah, it's flexible. what's the danger here? chimney, yeah, fireplace. be aware of the fact that just because it's a wood building and the event caused some sort of compromise of the structure of the building and the building is still standing doesn't necessarily mean there's not a danger there. so what could you as nert's do to make that situation better or at least keep it the same so no one else gets hurt? keep it off,

country afterwards contract had expired unfortunately as a reality shows petro ecuador also inherited the bad practices of the past. if we had any kind of alleged responsibility it stopped existing eighteen to twenty years ago when petro ecuador took charge of all tech school facilities. petro ecuador has cost eight hundred eighty two oil spills in six years why don't they do anything against petroecuador look if they were interested in people's health and in nature then why are they doing nothing against petroecuador. why only against a multinational company that left twenty years ago and has been acquitted by the government i'll tell you why it's what americans call the deep pocket. that's the only possible explanation. their strategy is simple they left ecuador in one thousand nine hundred two. we only began the trial in the us in one thousand nine hundred three when they couldn't accuse the state owned company of anything. in the past eighteen years of course the state company has done many things. has caused damage and spills it into some clear text of its guilt. made to the plant nearby