the teaching times. there were over seven thousand dollars on a long river little jewel. i also saw some new sheets and softball hee hee. two male asian cultures one also this issue that ought to be on show the ndp lost soul in its willingness to do. tori had to stop. to all. and so on i'm not sure what also caught on the sunny sky on to win tomorrow. yes i do the eye. sure nice to send warships. the speedboat cc readers ships especially me i used to make the ships is taken from the towering forests next to the lower river. she was twenty to thirty meters long in over four meters one. each could carry about one hundred and ninety tonnes of grain i changed a campaign to stamp the juices to ten knots to continue to call ended. he was a kid i was in the room family groups and more cargo decks larger goods carrying capacity. they could meet the needs of ministry transportation much better than conventional additionally by their ancestors as well as congo young's was due to favorable relationship with the cover the new fleet gradually gained a foothold on the long river. ay ay

kind of disposal in the water this delusion of it they don't know the long term effects in the air or they don't know the long term effects on the animals they don't know the long term effects on those lead pipes that the travels through they have no idea if how to get rid of it they had to come up with a way to actually test for it in the water in the first place. and you were saying that even on the company's web site i mean it just virtually no information at all available but what this is unbelievable how is the leak reported in the first place and how did this company react when it came out all those very interesting just to give you a short little timeline between seven and eight am people started noticing a licorice smell in the air so they started calling it into local authorities asking them to check it out ten thirty am is when the president of freedom industries which is the company that leaked this chemical and gary southern said that his employees had first noticed this leak it wasn't until eleven am when the d.e.p.t. went down there and started knocking on doors and asking what was going on and then at twelve t

celebrated a new year none of them will ever forget. ♪ all the ships are aund us now -- ♪ >> reporter: and tonight they're on the first leg of the longy home. meanwhile, left on board the "akademik shokalskiy" still mired in the ice are 22 russian sailors and crew who are going to wait it out until the wind and the current shift and they can sail their vessel into open water. maurice? >> dubois: liz palmer, thank you. federal investigators looking into monday's derailment and fire in casselton, north dakota, said today they found a broken axel at the scene but it's the soon to tell whether that was a factor in the accident. also today, the u.s. department of transportation put out a safety alert concerning oil shipments by rail. here's transportation correspondent jeff pegues. >> reporter: the fire that followed the train derailment in casselton, north dakota, burned for more than a day. it was fueled by oil. the cargo on one of the trains. now federal officials have ordered the oil industry to "properly test, characterize, and classify hazardous materials when shipping oil." the department of transportation said it would conduct una

the senate agreed to postpone the vote until tuesday morn morning on whether to extend long-term unemploymentenefits. it left 1.3 americans without a safety net. harry reid spoke on the senate floor on monday. >> celebrating the new year on january 1st, more than a million americans, including 20,000 veterans were left wondering how they'd feed their families, and make their morning payments while they looked for jobs. >> democrats need five republicans to join with them to get over the procedural vote. one republican, dean heller of nevada is supporting. his state has been hit hard by unemployment. other republicans say that this is time to let these benefits go. they were started during the recession, and say the crisis is over. some republicans are concerned how it will be paid for. how will it be funded. republican, jeff sessions says the real way to help the unemployed is to bring down government spending. >> this nation is struggling economically for a number of reasons. one of them clearly is the size of our debt. we have got to get our spending under control. we have to do that. we ca

we have the long ons. we are ready. >> seven? try eight or nine. the manager at one hotel in milwaukee said the bus ride to green bay could take three hours in the snow. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee has made a friendly wager. the loser has to visit a school in his hometown wearing a cap from the opposing team and read to children. also part of the bet the care package of local sweets to the winning city. now you can watch sunday's game right here on ktvu channel 2. fox coverage begins at 1:00 p.m.. kickoff set for 1:40. after the game we will have live coverage from green bay on the point after. but we are also airing a ktvu special road trip to a championship. you can catch it tonight after the cotton bowl or saturday at 10:00 a.m. immediately followings mornings on 2. >>> oakland startup could emerge as a big winner. goldy blocks is one of four finalists to win a free 30 second commercial during the game. the contest is sponsored by into it. goldy blocks makes toys for girls. the company was recently in the news over the parity of the song girls

long. great to have you on the show. -- top story of the day. the fallout from the target breach has gotten even bigger. as many as one hundred 10 million customers may have been affected. credit card numbers, debit card numbers, personal information like phone numbers, e-mail addresses stolen. target is getting pretty long on the details. the ceo came out today. click status correct. -- >> that is correct. make an announcement today. many are thinking it is a ram scraper violation. >> what is that? >> generally speaking, the transaction you make with your credit or debit card at a store is pretty secure, pretty well encrypted. however there is this one moment when the data at the backend server of the merchant is unencrypted. memory forn the ram

houston school to see ms while covering the wall with one explained last time before the frisco copies. we mounted on to the wolves what is that it was just too long. oh yes. although we cannot stand doha so far away what did he tell you. so far the automated color. it was a bottle. the top. when she took some blanks place on the wool and the replica case this will be used as a screen for showing videos about the history of the canceled all times in court on. this time. lol well the intensity of a tool for spiritual one by one means you're from since young was also the color adjustment on the computer is not satisfactory. the employee owned who's in charge of the image processing has to readjust everything again the answer. don't be late unity has been recently. i'm always here and also to me as a theater and talk retailers how you say you can't eat the cheese evenly into the place the one. if i want to. the way to clean it up along with the soul synchronize due to severe than in summer and was listed as in most appear to want to present on the up to this effect said. my goal the mock me on a clean living. i hate about to get an activity that can

kind of disposal in the water this delusion of it they don't know the long term effects in the air or they don't know the long term effects on the animals they don't know the long term effects on those lead pipes that travels through they have no idea if how to get rid of it they had to come up with a way to actually test for it in the water in the first place. and you were saying that even on the company's web site i mean it just virtually no information at all available but what this is unbelievable how is the leak reported in the first place and how did this company react when it came out all those very interesting just to give you a short little timeline between seven and eight am people started noticing a licorice smell in the air so they started calling it into local authorities asking them to check it out ten thirty am is when the president of freedom industries which is the company that leaked this chemical gary southern said that his employees had first noticed this leak it wasn't until eleven am when the d.e.p.t. went down there and started knocking on doors and asking what was going on and then at twelve thirty fr

americans he was the voice of the anti war generation of the nineteen sixties even be on the us to folk singer pete seeger articulated the longing for a gentler world. one of peace freedom and understanding between all peoples family members say he passed away quietly in his sleep in his native new york. he was ninety four the singer was known as much for his songs as for his activism. his concerts like this one in germany in nineteen ninety four which turned into a sing along. the nineteen fifties seekers outspoken political views gotten blacklisted in the us. performing in cafes in universities to encourage everyone to get the ball. so people nobody can prove a thing. botha. obviously if i didn't think music can help save the human race that would mean making music. see the sixties where all the flowers gone and we shall overcome. in civil rights implement a woody guthrie is this land is your land was central to his concerts. in nineteen ninety six seater was inducted into the us rock and roll hall of fame honored for his early influence on popular music. and pete seeger never stop performing whether firing up a crowd of stude

you are about to fly somewhere on a trip, and you get to the airport and rush through the crowd and wait on those horrendously long lines to be told that you can't get on your flight, not now or ever. they haven't confirmed that you are on the no fly list, but they said you can't be on a plane in the united states or in the airspace. 20,000 people are on the no fly list, and some no doubt should be there, but there's increasing frustration that of those on the list shouldn't be. no idea how they got on the list or more importantly, how to get off of it. that may change. the criteria used, that decision, in favor of she's not the only one who should never have been put on the list. others including late senator ted kennedy, cat stevens. does it violate your right to due process? and should it be changed? here, from the council on islamic-american relations, and the former head of the fbi's terrorist monitoring center. currently, he's the vice president of a government consulting company. and elizabeth, the lead attorney for ibrahim, who just won the no-fly case. and the case went on for eight years, and cost $11 mi

in a few minutes we asked how one could affect the international efforts to end the long running civil war. and if there's one thing you can't do without it the winter olympics. it's not and some cheese making extra show as well. the white gleaming come february. we explain how later the program the eye. to noon. really though so we did. see bush's security. your party years ago. it seems that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics. only on rte. i knew i needed it. i did. moore. do you speak a language. news programs and documentaries in arabic. its goal hero of tea. reporting from the willful the leap into the intriguing story are you today the arabic for no more visit our big old auntie don't call the egyptian government has vowed to use force against the muslim brotherhood as the group calls for more protests. that's after seventy people were killed and over fifty wounded in a nation like lobsters on friday alone. the death toll is believed to be the highest in three months the government branded the muslim brotherhood a network last mont

the storm moves in. terrell brown is on long island tonight. terrell? >> and maurice, long island is one of the most densely populated places in the country. there are more people here than in 15 states. and the most important highway is the long island expressway. the blizzard is expected to dump a foot of snow here and create whiteout conditions some parts of the long island expressway will be closed at midnight to make way for a fleet of plows. it's a drastic step to take for one of the busiest highways in america. but last year, hundreds of motorists were stranded by a storm that dumped nearly three feet of snow. many spent the night in their cars and in brookhaven, new york some residents were snowed in for days. dan losquandro is the superintendent there. >> once the storm ramps up, this will be a big plow operation. we'll be pushing all the snows off the roadways and be salting and sanding some time tomorrow once we get the roadways clear. >> reporter: new york's governor has also ordered interstate 87 between albany and new york city closed as we

supreme court now entering the issue of gay marriage. with key votes on long-term unemployment benefits the senate gets back to work. >>> lots of america doing a collective shiver as tempt plunge across the midwest. and cybercrime, you might be surprised with what you can buy online. ♪ >> we begin with breaking news. the u.s. supreme court now entering the gay marriage deba debate. same-sex marriage became legal there earlier this month when a judge struck down the voter approved ban. last week the attorney general asking the state to stay that ruling. now they will block any same sex unions in utah while the supreme court considers the issue. we'll have more on this story as it develops throughout the day. >>> the vacation is over and senate goes back to work today and the house goes back to work tomorrow. they'll vote to restore long-term unemployment benefits. who is for it, and who is against this? >> reporter: democrats are largely for this, and they tried but failed to get it dealt with before the long holiday recess. on december 28th the long-term unemp

the coolest day of the weekend and when shower chances may resurface on the long-range weather maps. > the gang's on the hunt for the first burger. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. >>> three people are still missing after a fire in minneapolis that claimed 14 people. flames powered out of windows. injuries range from burns to the sort of trauma associated with falling or jumping from windows. six people are in critical condition, but no words of death. no word yet on what started that fire. >>> a brentwood man is lying to police about the killing two of dogs. the contra costa say chris was protecting

for the first time in a long time. wanted it back ondeutsche bank, they're pulling out of the gold -- a lot of interesting things going on. i'm getting, you know -- >> your spidey sense is tingling? >> it makes me believe that maybe that whole -- maybe there's some smoke -- maybe there's some fire to the smoke that we mentioned last year. >> i can't take you seriously without your yardstick. >> i wish i could find it. >> did you lose it? i have to return it. >> where? >> the owner of the yardstick. >> someone stole it from him. >> the cnbc graphics department. (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like a pro. i nethat's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my

the id tgf ietf on the homebuilders? >> itb implied volatility is sitting on long-term lows, just like dhr. as been brought into the market. buying calls means you capture risk at the premium you pay for that call option. itb is heavily weighted toward the homebuilders relative, for example, fhp, another etf. >> we will have to leave it right there. tanks so much. on the market again in 30 minutes. ♪ >> welcome to "lunch money can go where we tied together the best of stories and video in business news. music. than just a new marketing campaign, the only thing you will not see on tv. president obama says he does not need congress to get an agenda dogma so how do you think that makes congress feel? this is why possibly the coolest job in hollywood. hike, up un

if you got on a raft with a 350-pound taft, i don't think you'd be on the raft very long. he went on diets just as chris christie had the lap band surgery done. at least he showed he was trying. but i'm not sure

that's true whether you have been out of work for one month or six months, but folks unemployed for the long he have often have the toughest time getting back to work. it's a cruel catch 22. the lodger you are unemployed. the more unemployable you may seem. now this is able il illusion, bt it's one that unfortunately we know statistically is happening out there. according to one study if you have been out of work eight months, you are likely to get called back for an interview only about half as often as if you had been out of work one month, even with the identical resume. so we are here tonight to say that's not right. because we know there are folks like eric all across this country who have enormous skills, enormous talents, enormous capacity, but they need a chance. i invited mr. duh mars to me speech on tuesday night, a mother of two young boys, she had been steadily employed since she was a teenager, put herself cluthrough college, never colled unemployment benefits, extraordinarily em privileges woman. when she lost her job to budget cuts she couldn't find another. she turned to unem

been the snowshoes on tv in the tomb of the son of god like stones. this time hundreds of activists in the distance apart this long to month lease from the states come to our troops is to condemn the execution of long live the second stop was the death of dude got that one though. peace and security was on the seventh seed lost to war crimes committed during the nineteen seventy one war of independence. besides that's the assembly also asked residents. once you can sense it would hang them on the go but since not all adults dublin people gathered on the streets. we strongly condemn puppets on strings are listed on the executed as the mosquito. she wore a way to save mama was also the second prosecution witness in the war crimes case against dishonesty that cardinal law made the decision and its content and stressed that tomorrow to get back from the base. it will allow the barking from me. the editing that. one of the mobility. he did it if it stops. we love it and the markings that needed to not notice them up. papa mama for that time that we had the final out of proper mama for that from now. all the talking. ta

the senate will continue work on legislation for funding for long term unemployment benefits, a vote extend us for a year is expected today. that is the topic we want to begin with viewers on "washington journal" today. how many weeks do you think out of work americans should receive unemployment benefits? how long is too long for a person to receive that aid? our phone lines are open, democrat at (202) 585-3880. .epublicans, (202) 585-3881 independents, (202) 585-3882 . we have a special line for out of work americans, (202) 585-5883. catch up with us on social media, on twitter and facebook or e-mail us at journal@c-span.org. good tuesday morning as our viewers on "washington journal" no, anyone collecting unemployment benefits for more than 26 weeks lost those that if it's at the end of last month, about 1.3 million people. more people are expected to hit that limit over the course of the coming year. the obama administration estimates by the end of 2014, 4 .9 million people will have been affected by the loss of those benefits. how long is too long for unemployment benefits? taki

the ice. details on the long awaited rescue for dozens of people stuck on a ship in antarctica. >> the latest on the search for a south bay family after their small plane vanished in idaho. >>> this is the chinese helicopter that rescued the passengers from the stranded ship in antarctica. good weather wasn't the only thing that made this weather possible. the stranded passengers stomped out a landing pad in the snow for that helicopter. >>> now to a bay air follow-up. sheriffs in idaho are frustrated, but they're not giving up on finding a man and his family. they have sent out a private helicopter, but there are still no signs of that small plane that went missing december 1st. they're keeping in contact with companies that routinely search the area. dale smith reported engine trouble over central idaho. the plane disappeared off the radar in idaho's backcountry. >>> ski helmets are not reduced brain injuries. he was wearing a helmet when he sustained a life-threatening injury on sunday. it points to an unsettling trend. there's been no reduction of snow sports related deaths or brain injur

and fed up, why economists are turning on the federal reserve's long term impact. on al jazeera america >> today's data dive weighs in on the fda's new hope to curb the obesity epidemic. the food and drug administration is changing the nutrition labels on the packaging of most of the food you buy. they say our understanding of food has changed over the last two decades and the labeling should reflect that. the white house is waiting on the fda to change, putting nutritional facts on the front of the packaging instead of just the back, better use of measurements because most americans don't use grams to measure, critics want to use teaspoons for things like sugar. and more logical serving sizes. a box of cereal, could be two or three times what's listed, obviously, deseeivin deceiving . it's a little better with older adults, 57% of them do. meanwhile america has gotten much more heavy. the cdc reports that in 1990, no states that took part in one of its behavior risk studies had a prevalence of obesity equal to or more than 15%. by 2010 no state had a prevalence of obesity less than 20%

the last two hours, andrea. >> richmond louis in boston. and one of the most important highways in long island was closed from midnight to this morning on orders from the governor. it's the long island expressway in new york. thanks for the help from the locals -- kristen, tell us whether the highway's now been cleared. >> reporter: good afternoon, andrea, the sun is out, but it's not really doing anything to warm things up. still bitter, bitter cold temperatures. that's what caused the biggest problems. take a look, this is the snow, it's so light and powdery, it's so cold it's been difficult for them to get off of the roadways. they have been plowing here. this is the access road to the long island expressway, they have been plowing it, but not sticking together to get it off. it tends to blow back on. and also the salt they have been putting down doesn't work under 15 degrees, and it's so cold that it hasn't been melting the snow on the roadways. so we're beginning to see a little bit of black top, the long island expressway with a lot more cars. now you can see the black top and car

one of the closest confidantes to steve jobs says at least for now google the most innovative. >> you introduced us to nest on one of the gadget fridays. >> long, long time ago. i don't have one, i would like to, it's 260. >> shouldn't they give you one? you broke the story. >> i aren't all of those things every time. >> he brings us great gadgets. >> i don't know how you can talk about snow. but we'll talk about snow. it's the furthest thing from most people's minds in the bay area. >> it's on the minds of snowboarders and skiers, though, because they wait for this time of year to get to tahoe. it's not bad. live to squaw right now with kevin wallnerp how are you getting creative up there with a lack of mother nature's help? good morning to you. >> hi, good morning. you know, the creativity is coming down to snow making and grooming now. we have a nice storm over the weekend that brought us about three, four inches on the mountain and it's been really cold at night. i heard the snow guns firing all night last night. and between the two mountains we have 18 lifts spinning with almost 50 trails open. so we might not have the whole mountain open

the news. one is benefits for the long-term unemployed. you are a supporter of that. one of the governors has written and said you've got to do this. unemployment -- >> 18 of us have written and urged an extension of unemployment benefits. >> the question here is your unemployment rate, 6.4%. slightly below the current national number. >> right. it's been since the depths of the recession. >> so some portion of the unemployed are going to a portion of the long-term unemployed. republicans are saying in one sense, if we can pay for it, we're good. but after six years this is not emergency aid. this is something you have to factor in and pay for in the budget. what's wrong with that logic? >> well, a lot of the ideologues that now steer the republican party always seem to find money for continued tax cuts for the wealthiest 1% of americans. but when it comes to those moms and dads that are still looking for work after a huge structural recession, they start squawking about fiscal responsibility. so, look. the way you make an economy grow is from consumer demand, and ever

i would hold my cell phone here and the tumor was right there i was you know on my right side the industry should have put these warnings on the show a long time first the terrorist list is one of the world's leading radiation biologists and brave the new phone manufacturers would try to end his career footprints in groundbreaking research proving cell phones do cause biological damage first let's just joins us good to see you how did the industry react so far i think i didn't exist here into any smear campaign during my case it was just industry use influence to prevent funding because my research project studies like perfect solutions is now low top bureau surgeons to issue a stall warning it's essentially cooking the brain and the most is husband alan suffered serious memory loss of the years of using a mobile at two am one night he had a massive seizure found a tumor the size of us go through all right where he held the phone and he thank you so much for joining us why you and so many of the suing the industry there's many many many others that are already deceased from this that are dying from this younger than my house. you know it'

on the road. >> these guys were fired up. all season long, it looked like the 49ers and the seahawks were the two best teams in the nfc and they were on a collision course, and after this 23-10 win over the panthers, that collision will take place next sunday in seattle, and wide receiver michael crabtree will miss the first two meetings because he was rehabbing from injury. he is more than ready to go. >> it will be big, you know? be a lot of trash talking, a lot of dirty stuff out there it but we're going to play football. and i can't wait. >> coming in here, we knew we would have to face a good defense, and it was goal line stands stick out in my mind. so, up to the task. >> talk me through the goal line plays. they get touchdowns on those drives and it's a whole different game. >> i don't care how it happen. we're just fired up. >> we pride on keeping things out of the end zone. they're going to make big plays. they're nfl players, took but if he can hold up at the goal line four downs na row, we're here to play. >> i have no idea what h

the new video on the foreign ministry's website is four minutes long. the old one included footage from an nhk drama showing a 1905 between japan and russia in the sea of japan. a spokesperson says the latest video was made to inform the international community that the islands are an integral part of south korea. south koreans call them toktu. japanese call them takeshima. the ministry plans to post a 12-minute video. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan 's territory. it says south korea is occupying them illegally. >>> the leader of north korea used his new year address on state-run tv to promote unity in his reclusive nation. he said the execution last month of his uncle strengthened the country. kim was apparently calling on citizens to show their loyalty and try to consolidate internal unity. north korean authorities executed kim's uncle on allegations he was trying to launch a coup. chang song thaek was widely seen as the young leader's mentor. kim said in his address that 2014 will be a year of great changes.

on a good day obviously in the new york city area, mass transit is the way to go. on an awful day like today it's really the way to go. we'll zoom into the long island expressway. it's crawling. eastbound is on the far end. traffic is moving a little bit better westbound going into the new york city area. one of the things on long island, a lot of school districts called for what was a half day for kids. they got them on their way back home after lunch because in two, three hours it will be really difficult to move around out here. they expect the snow around 5:00 to start falling at a rate of between a half inch to an inch per hour. that will pile up quickly. so folks will remember the storm we had two days into the new year where the governor announced the closure of the l.i.e. it was closed six hours overnight. we don't expect that with this storm. we are expecting upwards of 14, 15 inches. a lot of snow. you don't want to drive around in that. we think the highway will remain open throughout the storm event. the snow is expected to continue to fall nonstop until 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. it will be cold as well. if you don't need to dr

that's the most interesting one in the long. >> somebody bought 12,000 of the april 80 calls. s that you haven't seen since june 2000. >> paul and irwin as a unit are on the list. you can vote for them. >> how many -- >> father and son. >> 25 times, right? >> why don't you start voting and see -- >> i have feelings, too, okay? >> okay, guy. we come right back. >>> take a look at shares of netflix. holding on to the plus-17% gain here in the after-hour session. tony wible calling the quarter impeccable. ebay, moving higher that carl icahn has a stake in the company, and is asking for a spin-off of the paypal division. we're seeing a paid in the after-hours, up by under 5% right now. would you fade that ebay move? >> if it comes to 55, i think it's a buy. i think icahn puts a floor in it. he keeps adding like he has in apple. >> time for final trade. >> ebay weakness on 55. i'm a buyer. >> verizon. >> japan trade is not over. i like dxjs long. >> hi, mel. it's cold out there. >> it's cold here inside the nasdaq market site. >> december 12th, news came out. listen, it will be a hu

as for the former inhabitants, they'd all died or moved on long ago. well, almost all of them. t that one tribe stayed behind. >> perhaps they thought the change in weather was only temporary, or maybe they were just stubborn, but whatever their reasons, these stalwart souls refused to leave. for millions of years, they have made their home on the darkest, driest, windiest and coldest continent on earth, and they have done so pretty much alone. so in some ways, this is a story of survival, a tale of life over death, but it's more than that, really. this is a story about love. like most love stories, it begins with an act of utter foolishness. the emperor pension rain is technically a bird, although one that makes his home in the sea. so if you're wondering what he's doing up here on the ice, well, that's part of our story. each year, at around the same time, he will leave the comfort of his ocean home and embark on a remarkable journey. he will travel a great distance, and though he is a bird, he won't fly. though he lives in the sea, he won't swim. mostly, he will walk, but he

the u.s. recovery, maybe china is the one area to keep an eye on here. if you want to stay longays to hedge it. i don't know what the other guys are thinking on this thing. but all clear, we absorb the taper here. we'll get a good read on q4 profits and outlook for 2014. but again, it's emerging markets that make me nervous. >> dan, you mentioned a hedge. do you think your trade is a hedge on the u.s.? >> yes. i would look out in the next month or so, because we'll get a lot of data in emerging markets. we want to see if the thing in turkey picks up. if you're worried about emerging markets, i would look out to february when you could buy the february 40 put for $1.15. that's about 3% of the underlying and between $38.85 you can lose up to that and i would keep an eye on the 35, 36 area. that's probably really big long term support. >> i like this trade. i think it's a good play against the long u.s. equities position. i'm not going to give any second opinion on dan's thoughts on samsung there. but we have seen some skepticism for a lot of emerging market plays like caterpillar.

authorities were hot on the case trying to figure out who it might have been who could have kidnapped her. they even went to the internet, her online history, to find a guy she had met long ago on a dating site. the question tonight, who is telling the big lie in this scenario? there is a bit of a twist to it. >> david muir, looking forward to that one. you can catch "20/20" tonight at 10:00 on abc seven news. >> still >> a fan of rush dakota state university came up with something to do with all the recent snow. check out the bison he made, made entirely of snow. we will see if that helps north dakota state university's game against towson university. that snow or was that all from the roadways with the dirt? >> colored and shadowed a little bit. that is when i get sick of the snow, with all that color. >> it is so beautiful out there right now. the sun is melting and a lot of the snow. tonight, single digits to lower to middle teens downtown. be extra cautious later tonight after the sunset. 35 degrees tomorrow. rain late sunday. colder by tuesday of next week. >> be careful if you are on about late this evening. thanks for joining us.

the curve. mostly going to focus on the long end as the fed tapers and quits buying on the long end. he short end, we're being looking for a slight move upward on the long he said of the market. >> so what does that mean as an investor? is this the time to buy? we spoke with someone the last hour who said that he wouldn't nicely buy treasury this is year. wait up they got to at least 4%. >> and i'm not sure you'll get 4% in 2014. really what the local idea behind qe was to get investors out of treasuries and into more riskier assets. whether those be equities or corporate bonds or even municipal bonds. so that has done what it's supposed to do. what we're looking for is a fairly slow olympic in rat fair fairly slow increase in rates. there nothing magic about 6.5% unemployment and they're worried about inflation, not increasing, but the lack of inflation. so as long as that remains low, bonds will have a slow ride up. >> our guest host is neal wolin. neal, you have to have been watching what the fed said in terms of the takeover. what did you think of the whole policy change? >> i thi

. >> might surpass the shorts and put on the long pants? >> i think i'll just stay in the house. >> reporter: surae chinn, wusa 9. >>> our four-legged friends who spend time outdoors in the conditions also need extra protection. nikki burdine, outside friendship animal hospital in northwest. >> reporter: we came out and i said i'm absolutely going to take surae's advice and bundle up. got on several layers, just enough so i don't look like the kid from "a christmas story." we're talking about animals and how important it is to keep them protected in the cold weather. i have a special guest here. i don't know if he's going to give me this exclusive interview. but this is gunner. gunner is a really good boy. gunner and his dad have been out here, working in one of these shops over here. he tells me every time he brings him outside, with the exception of right now for the interview, they always put booties on him. tell me about the booties, why they are important. >> the booties are actually to help protect their paws from the salt. lot of tim

. >> president obama with big business for the long-terms unemployed. >>> one of the few christians left. refusing to leave those devastated by syria's civil war. and plus a russian tradition that could be killing off it's men. president obama today dealing with the issue of income inequality. and this time taking steps to help the long-term unemployed, unveiling a series of initiatives of putting more americans back to work. mike mccarren is at the white house, and it seems to be common step sense that the president is taking. >> the longer an individual is unemployed, the harder it is for that person to get back to the workforce, and there's data and anecdotes to suggest that there's an inherent bias among employers, looking at those with a gap in their resume, in other words, they have been unemployed for a long time, and they can't account for why that is, but it's a big job market. and the president giving 300 of america's largest companies to sign up. everybody from visa, to mastercard to wal-mart, with this initiative to reform their hiring practice and is screening practices with

at their there is not one person who was involved in the start of paypal on that board. we all know that the companies that do the best longe the ones that keep their founders involved, especially when you have founders and leaders and business people of the quality of elon musk. why aren't these people on the board? yahoo!, apple, ebay and paypal take a larger interest. you say it is not a matter of if, but when, how ugly is a going to be on the way there? >> i would classify the benefits of spinning it out. obviously, you have to figure out some of the details, but given the potential value that could be unlocked, i think it could be a worthwhile exercise. >> do the founders want to go back? do they want to be on the board? >> i will give them a call right after this and ask them. i think they all feel paypal is an important company. sense the paypal stalled when it went over to ebay? anybody thought it would make us more focused or innovative, but we had a real dependency on that -- at that point on ebay transactions that no longer really exists. 12 years ago when we sold the ebay had basically declared war on us. but n

long, beautiful stem. flutes like this are great for two reasons. you can watch the bubbles dance and taste it. see what happens. >> they are dancing. that's for sure. >> and they continue to dance onwhat's this? >> this is a blanco glass -- >> i thought we were supposed to see if -- >> is this the same champagne? >> it is. >> the long one is better. >> shape matters. >> you're saying it matters. >> it does. all three of these stems have different shapes as you'll see. so this glass -- >> this is a white wine. >> this is a white wine and you want to hold it by the stem. that's the beauty of the stem. it will help avoid heating the wine. >> if i hold it by the stem, i'm always afraid i'm going to drop it. >> you're not. >> okay. >> but this glass is vsatile for lots of types of white wine. and this red wine glass -- >> hold on. i thought we want to taste the bad one. >> we just enjoy drinking. >> i taste a difference. >> i didn't as much on that one. okay. >> but the red -- the red is unmistakable, hoda. look at this glass. gorgeous. >> you can hold this one -- >> prefer not to. >> prefer not to. >> the beauty of the rim, the fluted lip -- >> this is as big as hoda's head. look at i

on the roads. and more than 3,000 flights have been grounded throughout the country. >>> drivers in new york can expect more problems on the roads tomorrow. the winter storm snarled traffic on long island today with commutes taking up to four times longer than usual. and tomorrow's forecast isn't looking any better. the weather channel's janel klein has more on the rough road ahead. >> reporter: weather conditions in new york are getting a lot worse. and on the long island expressway, it was a tough night of commuting for people heading home from work. many of them left early because conditions were getting so bad, and they had a difficult time getting home. you can see now that traffic is moving a little bit better out here, but still not at the posted speeds. snow is starting to come down harder. winds are picking up. and visibility could be reduce at some points tonight to less than a quarter mile. traffic speeds in fact during rush hour were between 5 and 10 miles per hour. and at a complete stand still at points. and the national weather service has issued a winter storm advisory that does not end until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. as you can see, the winds picking up. gusts

on the programs. eight times a year on average, according to the consumer financial protection bureau. >> what we consider these loans to be is an entrance into a cycle of debt. again, long-term use, long-term reliance on triple digit interest rate credit. so using these loans back-to-back again and again and again. that cycle of debt leads to long-term financial insecurity. >> reporter: this man used wells fargo's program tweeting the loans quote helped me get through rough patches in 1998. misguided regulation that hurts consumers. a spokesperson for u.s. bank which is also ceasing its program said it is quote committed to finding new solutions that meet the needs of all of our customers and regulators. a common dilemma in a post-crisis kmeconomy. >>> finally, two milestone birthdays to recognize tonight. cnbc the producer of "nightly business report" turns 25 this year. help commemorate that event, cnbc will nominate a list of leaders, icons and rebels who have had the greatest influence on the economy and business over the past quarter century. to see an initial list of 200 candidates go to nbr.com. the final list will be revealed in april. >>> as tyler mentioned jus

>>> and developing news from washington, the president is expected to make remarks on the long-term unemployedis country as he meets with ceos. those comments live, but the agenda panel weighs in. stay with us. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. kelly khalil started her company loverly in 2012 with one mission, to make wedding planning easier through her bridal search engine. with retail partners approaching daily and content increasing, she hit a nerve and her company is growing. for more, watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. did you run into

the east bay family's fight to keep a 13-year-old on a ventilator. why a federal court may have the final say as to whether jahi mcmath can be moved to a long term care facility. >> up in flames, fire crews still on the scene of an overnight fire near a popular shopping center in the north bay. why police were called to this spot just yesterday. >> taking the meaning of frigid football to a new level. why the 49ers/packers showdown could make history for what happens off the field. >> a live look outside. beautiful pictures of the bay bridge. friday, january 3, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning everyone. 4:30. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. breaking news from the east coast. we learned that new york's kennedy airport is closed this morning because of the snowstorm that is slamming the northeast. the airport was closed about 3:15. airport officials say they expect it to open in about an hour or so after crews plowed the runways and de-iced all of the planes set to take off. all flights to and from new york city leaving from the bay area are showing on time departure. we'll check -- you want to check with your airline before you leav

without permission south korea control silence which japan claims the new video on the foreign ministry's website is four minutes long the old one included footage from an nhk drama showing a nineteen oh five battle between japan and russia in the sea of japan. a spokesperson for the ministry says the latest video was made sin for the international community that the islands are an integral part of south korea's south koreans call them to talk though japanese call an edition of the ministry plans to close a twelve minute video that includes a more detailed account of south korea's claim to produce versions in japanese and english the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan's territory. it says south korea is occupying them illegally. investors in industrialized countries watched stock market's rally in two thousand and thirteen central banks helped drive the recovery with monetary easing. bank of japan the us fed reserve and the european central bank. all pumped money into the economy hopes for an economic recovery in the us also pushed up share prices. tokyo's benchmark nikkei average

juices flowing this morning instead of coffee, one fishtail on the way in, probably the big reason why there was a ban on driving on the long island expressway this morning. they just said stop, no cars were supposed to be driving on the long island expressway, one of the busiest expressways in new york. all of the effects ripple across the country, too, when new york city gets busy with snow and ice and bluster ye winds and blizzard conditions the airports get affected as well. you mentioned it, the snow and the effects also stopping kids going to school. they shut down the schools in new york city, that man who was shoveling his front walk, the brand new mayor of new york, bill beblass yo first crisis in three days in office, had to shut down all of new york city schools, 1.1 million students in case you're counting it's 1,700 public schools. i keep wondering when i see the pictures what is the mayor doing shoveling his open walk? he's got to be a busy guy, there's a lot to keep this city running. this city is one part of a major swathe of the storm you talked about, fredricka whitfield, indra petersons is covering things

we're waking up to an almost eerie sense of quiet on long island. thet, been out all night. long island officials say while they were preparing to take on this storm they kept an eye on what's happened in the past. >> there's one thing we learned from superstorm sandy is that we can never be too prepared. >> reporter: less than a year ago l.i.e. hundreds stranded, others rescued by firefighters. >> it was a cass nating effect, one car went off, the rest stayed behind it and kept trying to get behind it and all got stuck. >> reporter: in new york city hundreds of plows and salt spreaders were on the street as the snow started falling. the city's new mayor spent his first working day preparing for his first emergency. >> it would have been nice to have a nice calm first day but we have snow on our mind and we are focused like a laser on protecting the people of the city and getting everyone ready. >> reporter: schools are closed friday but mass transit continues to operate while it's safe. the new mayor is hoping to avoid the debacle three years ago when