means the next time we have this extender debate it could be a little bit more difficult because john the rnd extender is one that really has a lot of universal -- in the business community. they love that one and they want that one. if you get rid of that now there's a little bit more incentive. if you make it permanent is no longer included. >> host: what is the white house saying about the options that are currently on the table? >> guest: they know they have to get it done. i would be stunned and i think a lot of people would be stunned if there wasn't extender package. this is just worth so much money and it impacts so many businesses. treasury secretary lew on the tax extender discussion on some of these business provisions versus individual provisions that are being considered, he says back on the 24th of november in a package that made permanent provisions without addressing tax credits for working families at the wrong approach, at the expense of the middle class. any deal on tax extenders must ensure that tax benefits are broadly shared. >> host: we are talking with kevin cirilli of

not allow the light blue, those two, i think were the conversation no one sort of discussing, and the rnds and they are in there and the nature. and but the brown and the light blue, commissioner lee are what the conversations. >> yeah, the purple and i have been corrected the purple is okay, and we are talking about the browns and light blues. >> but i do hear you voicing not to allow any nighttime entertainment in the folsom and so i think that it is, and it is probably a planning nerd or a geek talk that understands this to the grain that you need to. but, but i think that what we need to talk about today and what we want to move forward with was the llp, you know, should there be a future plan in 2080. or whenever it may be, you know, that is when we will look at other parts of the code as well. >> correct. >> and just to be clear, i think that our office is open to speaking about and discussing where limited live entertainment permits could or would be allowed in the western soma i want to thank commissioner hyde and so i thank you for continuing to bring it to our office as well as p

guest: such as the rnd. you have a love politics going i was just y time, speaking before the thanksgiving break and he was in the expectations on both side of the aisle. the general washington will be s is that there an extension for some of those. most likely and it will be made permanent. why are we waiting all the way until december for this debate? guest: that is the hundred million question. that is the larger problem with congress because the way to do everything. i've got to tell you, if you to the business community, that is probably a top criticism that i hear from the business community. is that they just wait. now we are on the lame-duck. is just one more thing to do. host: what are some individual tax provisions that may impact is watching at home that i ought for consideration? guest: some of the west that really comes down to -- is difficult about this is that some of them it and even know you are qualified for. at some of the a small is like business owner, if you are a boss potentially you wo

>> the comedy rnd $300 million in 30 theaters. north korea's cyber attack on sony and threats of violence against theaters throw p showing the film has caused many theaters to back out of showing that movie. >> for news before the bell we turn to landon doughty live from cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> chris, good morning to you. the dow closing a the a record high on saturday. it now posted two straight weeks gains. its best seven-day performance since 2008. look a report this week on home prices, consumer confidence and pending home sales. the dow ending up friday. play station network is back online kiz ards square apparently contains 13,000 user names and credit cards. yahoo! is targeting wearable and other mobile devices as. next sector of growth. yahoo! also isn't ruling out creating its on wearable device. chris and vicky, back to you. >> we'll be watching for that. thank you very much, landon. >> let bring in christina loren for a look at the semi-back to work forecast, right? some of us are still lucky enough to be sti

up next, eagle's quarterback mark sanchez says going back to basics is the key to turning things rnd a kbens the redskins on saturday. >>> now, if he could just get some help from his teammates, flyers, panthers, high lights on deck. >>> hi, i'm amy fadool from comcast sports net. after being scratched in the last seven games, vinni vinnie cavuleigh was back in the line-up for the flye rirks s. second period, down 1-0. good pass to jake in front. that is going to tie the game and voracheck tied for nhl lead with 30 30i7b9s. we go to a shootout. he needs toe score to keep it going. they have not won a shootout all season. >> tonight, we had two opportunities to win and we couldn't -- we have to find ways to bear down on these things. sanchez says it's time to go back to basics. >> when things get tough, when it's hard and there's a lot of pressure, you go back to exactly what you learned on day one. two hands on the ball, steching up in the pocket, finishes through your throws, little things like that. that will really set you free on game day. >> jimmy rollins almost a dodger. the phi

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the "insomniac kitchen." >>> there's a surge of companies promisingior packages will make it rnd the tree before santa comesn the chimney. can they really deliver on those promises? you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after >>> yesterday, right here on "world news now" was national cupcake day. those were good, weren't they? >> they were good. that was some of the best we've had. >> just when you thought it couldn't get any better it just did. >> we found another day for you. national chocolate covered anything day. had you heard of this before? >> never. >> we're not kidding. abc's genevieve shaw brown with this morning's insomniac kitchen. >> i'm here with the famous chef jacque torres. so famous. i guess it's national dip anything in chocolate day. >> anything dipped in chocolate is good. you have to know that. so what i did, i take some dried papaya and dried guava. you can do that on the surface of the chocolate. or what i like to do is take my -- >> how pretty. >> then you drizzle a little bit of chocolate on top of them. >> spoons. >> take two of them. >> i'm re

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. >> the things that happen a rnd legalization of marijuana. it's decriminalization and d.c. n philadelphia. that stuff is really really big for the present reform movement. >> i think the 2014 movement is the beginning. >> it is. >> unfortunately, i'm going ore pete, cuba, definitely. from 1959 to today, totally caught us by surprise. we'll see how it shakes us out for americans. this is the more important point that people offer miss. americans have been liberated to travel to cuba, thank god. the embargo must go, too. unfortunately, the misery of the cuban people existing under the dictatorship is not over, unfortunately. >> and that's the question. that's what this does. >> do i get to go before the break? >> yes. >> i'm going to piggy back on the weed thing. it's been a huge thing, prop 47. fweetsd >> tweet of the year. so what's your tweet of the year? nancy giles. also right answer. thank you, that is "all in" for this evening. "rh e the e the rachel maddow show" starts next. >> there is a really big developing story that's happening in politics tonight. it involves the

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for the united states if the iranians and in my opinion if they were smart they would kind of say we have terrible machines and we need to get better machines so let's focus on rnd. we don't need capacity right now so give them that and look further into the future. this has become such a point of symbolism that it is hard to do it. let's say they were willing to concede on capacity, how much scope is there for our side to concede on the duration of the agreement? >> i'll take a quick whack at it and the others will try. i was in moscow last weekend so i had an opportunity to speak to the russians about this. i think despite the real difficulties u.s. and russia are having in their bilateral relationship the russians have played a constructive role in the iran negotiations. it's been in their interests to play a constructive role. the russians don't want the iranians to develop an industrial scale enrichment capacity. russia would like to provide fuel for whatever nuclear power reactors that it sells to iran. in fact, this recent deal a couple of weeks ago the russian strong belief is that for any additional reactors russia should provide the fuel and if that is

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a surfer was dragged rnd and bitten on the hip. he should be okay. the beach remains open. >>> former president george h.w. bush will remain in a houston hospital for now but he'll be home soon. he spent yesterday afternoon watching football with his wife. those are some of our top stories on this monday, december 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we need to start with that expanding search for a missing airasia jet. >> australia has joined the effort but an indonesian official doesn't hold out much hope. he said he expects they will find the plane at the bottom of the ocean. abc's david kerley has more. >> reporter: this is the actual airarbia a320 missing at this hour. indonesian aircraft looking for any sign of the jetliner carrying 161 people mostly indonesians. flight 8501 took off from indonesia early saturday morning headed northwest for singapore. 42 minutes into the flight the jet runs into severe weather, thunderstorms and turbulence. the pilot asked to turn and to increase altitude significantly from 32,000 f

the service here when he was stuck in paris and could not find a taxi. many think that france has become a pretty attractive place. france has introduced tax rates of $7 billion for rndthese companies are also looking for the best talent. that is one of the reasons phil libin, evernote ceo, is coming to le web. camet him just after b off the plane. he told me he was setting up a new office in france. i asked him what his view was on for the france's tech scene. have a listen. >> i think the view is mixed. there is definitely a lot of sentiment that france is a difficult place to do business with. but, i think the smart companies are all contrarian. when the commission wisdom is some places difficult to be, that is probably the best time to go there. the most important thing is the talent. the most important thing to attract tech companies in to invest in the education and have the best talent. france's deftly far ahead in terms of many other places. that will keep companies like ours coming back. places talkt of about making a silicon valley summerhouse. -- somewhere else. for whatalley is great it does but there are a lot of problems as well. i don't think you need

obama's and prime minister abe's pledges to the south korean host at global green climate fund of $3 billion and $1.5 billion respectively. and our countries' rnd and manufacturing capabilities will keep us at the forefront of the clean energy economy. we each have public health and infectious disease expertise, and tremendous experience from the bird flu and from the sars experience, and that helps ensure that our nations are key contributors to dealing with ebola response and it's certain that we'll need to do more in the future. and we're major providers of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief from syria to iraq to the philippines after super typhoon haiyan. we're also tackling the closely interrelated issues of food security, water security, energy security, challenges, for example, in the river basin, challenges in the pacific islands, challenges in africa. our expertise, our capital, our efforts are needed to meet all of these challenges. i want to save some time for questions, so i'll stop here, but my basic point is this. whether it is plurilateral or trilateral or multi-lateral, the fact is we have entered the age of networks. e

the holidays with his parents. and after six years of studying to be a nurse, he achieved his goal and disappeared rnd mysterious circumstances2 second black and whit video hoping to find clues in a mysterious disappearance. >> it's difficult when there are few answers and thousands of questions. >> reporter: police believe the man seen walking here is 22-year-old paul cotu a beloved pittsburgh nurse who vanished december 16th after a night out drinking with room mates. they told police when he had too much he went home without them. >> there was a broken glass, helped clean it up. he was emotional. >> reporter: they left to get food and by the time they returned he was gone. his wallet keys and cell phone gone. but his car parked he was stumbling through the streets with a towel on his hand. >> it looked to me he was suffering another injury besides the cut on his hand. >> pittsburgh police do not suspect his roommates. there were few leads. his friends and family holding a tearful vigil days after the disappearance with pittsburgh police examining every frame of that video. >> he does appear alone in that video. so at least

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