they had voted to join the ua w and threaten the extension plans in the plant. republicans contending that the ua w had an unfair advantage by being allowed to campaign at the plant. ultimately the workers had the final say. >> it's not politicians and not the openers of the autoplant and it is not the ua w. it was the workers. and they decided that they are making sufficient wages and they have a voice with management and they like their jobs and didn't feel they needed union representation. >> the ua w said while we are outraged by politicians and outside special interest groups interfering with the become legal rights of workers in forming a union. we are proud they stood up from the pressure outside. expect the union to target mercedes and hunda i next. >> and part of the decision was workers like their jobs and didn't feel like they needed an advocate. we will ask further. were there any other things that played a role in the ua w workers making this decision and what it means for the future of unions. you heard brian talking about other companies that may

the vatican calls the report distorted and unfair, saying they ua and ignored steps already taken to ect children. square, popeer's francis has greeted out since in the raid. his informality, his smile has drawn the crowds. he spoke of children and communion, but even as he was talking, the ua and delivered a devastating report, accusing the delivered ae un devastating report. they essentially accused the church of putting its own interest above children. >> they have theistently placed protection of the perpetrators above children's best interest. francis has crafted a reputation as a reformer, but the un was unsparing. it told the church to remove all known or suspected child abusers to bring in outside law enforcement to hand over their archives on sexual abuse cases. by the end of the day the church was still fastening its response. the vatican was clearly stunned by this report. an official accused the human body of distorting the fact by failing to take into account fresh attempt to rid the church of child abusers, but the vatican did promise to thoroughly examine the you in rec

affiliated with the old industrial unions like the ua wcht and the public sector unions, they don't lookforward vision. >> but it's the private sector -- private sector unions at least have a stake in economic success. the union movement becomes dominated by public sector unions and government unions where it's easier to organize. isn't that a particular problem maybe for some of the images that they project, a problem for the private unions? >> it is a problem for the private unions because they become less important. if the younger workers see them as a failing or declining institution, there is no incentive to join them. >> we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants... voice-enabled bill pay. just a tap away on the geico app. ♪ huh, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. yup, everybody knows that. well, did you know that some owls

auto workers telling the ua to [ bleep ] off. there should be a wake-up call for unions everywhere. >>> and here's controversy. johnny carson' writer, why this is no laughing matter for america. "cashin' in," protecting you, starts right now. i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, michelle fields and richard beckham joins us. when asked about the push to raise the minimum image, wage -- >> they just be able to work less because they're getting a decent wage. >> hard to believe his economic adviser just sd that. but this attack o hard work is becoming a common theme from the left, is it not? >> since when is it the government's role to try to get americans to work less? the only good thing about this is that finally the democratic party is owning up to what they're really about. they're not about getting americans back to work. they're about getting americans dependent on the government. the cbo report that just came out shows that raisi the minimum image to $10.10 an hour will reduce 500,000 job

when i went to do the ua, it came up positive. thc. nd they took me to the cage and they let me out and i've been waiting for the report for almost a month. the best-case scenario would be they drop it. the worst-case scenario is they find me guilty and send me to the hole. i won't get to see my kids for however long i'm in the hole. >> you're waiting to see me? >> yes, ma'am. >> i have something to tell you. that you need to go pack your stuff. you're found guilty of that report. i have a bed for you. >> all right. >> not really. they dismissed the report. >> okay. >> but i have my eye on you. you understand? >> yes, ma'am. >> i don't want to hear your name. i don't want to see your name on a piece of paper coming across my desk. i don't want to see you on a dirty ua, you understand me? >> yes, ma'am. >> all right. >> that wasn't funny, though. i really thought i was going to the hole. i'm telling you, i started sweating when she said i'm going to the hole. i'm going to sleep. i'm going to hide under my bunk for the rest of the time. t

auto workers telling the ua to [ bleep ] off.ere should be a wake-up call for unions everywhere. >>> and here's controversy. johnny carson' writer, why this is no laughing matter for america.

the uas claims politicians, special interest groups interfered. w developments in justin bieber's dui case in practice. the biebs was arrest in miami in january for allegedly drinking under age and drag racing and is facing charges of resisting arrest. now florida's state attorney ready to drop both charges if the 19-year-old undergoes random drug testing and attends alcohol education courses and performs 40 hours of community service. >>> team usa shut out by finland. hated to see this. 5-0. men's hockey for the bronze medal game. here is the current medal count. russia holds the top spot with 29 medals but a big dragdown from u.s. to fourth place despite winning 27 medals. the president of the united states also lost would cases of beer because the men's women's and men's hockey teams lost. >>> using the pen and the phone during the state of the union speech to get things done that congress will not move forward on. in a memo the house republicans on regulations and executive power, cantor, using very strong language, says president obama's abuse

the first project they did, and that was initiated when hap was still cheech of the ua ops and retired in 1946, they're first paper they did was a feasibility study for world circling spaceship. this is more than a decade before sputnik, and they are designing sputnik ten years ahead of sputnik. this is how hap looked at the future. a lot of people ask, well, what would hrntion ap think now? he had no per seemings of the thing, and robert would agree on this, if you give -- if you would have given them a 10-15 minute briefing on what cyberspace is, i'm showing him a couple thingses on your laptop, he would have understood it completely. hi probably would have had amazing ideas what to do with it. a lot of also ask, well, what would he they of the drone warfare? idea of economists remotely or remotely powered air vehicles flying combat missions. well, interesting thing you should ask. this book is somewhat semiautoby graphical centering on the 1910 fly meet in new york, all the pioneer aveuaters were there, wilbur wright was there, glen curtis, and other people, and bill bruce got to me

the uas take on finland and the men's slalom rounds out the medals on offer.ll head to the website to check out a blog. check out al jazeera.com/sports. >> manchester united's wayne rooney has become the top earner, after smining a multi-million contract keeping him at the club until 2019. the $5.5 million deal is worth half a million. he has been with the club since 2004. they lined seventh place. chelsea begins on saturday. arsenal are a point goodnight london rivals. >> barcelona's president backs the signing of neymar and have no regrets over how the signing was handled. they did not declare the full amount of neymar's transfer. it's not often that this football club is on the defensive. but spanish champions fc barcelona are straight to avoid public humiliation over the neymar transfer scandal. a judge in spain charged the club with infringement against the tax authorities. that's tax fraud and relates to the signing of 22-year-old brazilian superstar neymar. john barasso refused to reveal the details of the view. citing the agreement with neymar's family

use the #nke or the #ua. ou the results at the end of the show. >>> good day for gold as bullion hits a four-month high. hi, jackie. >> good afternoon. interesting. we're watching gold prices over that level of 1340. we haven't seen that since october of last year. anthony, you were here with me at the nymex. it's been a slow and steady grind higher. that's what a lot of people were expecting. what are we going to have to see to see gold move higher from here? >> i don't think we have to see a lot. managed money has been buying gold. physical demand has been strong in asia. every time we get a bad economic number like consumer confidence, gold adds a few dollars. keep continuing the bad numbers, i like gold. >> rich, you're watching the charts from a technical standpoint. does goelds have legs here? >> it's all about the close. we close above 1338. all arrows point higher up to that 1360 area. the previous high in october, downtrend recently broken at 1250. hedge funds buy. consistent close above the 200 day.

let me start with you, you had big a deal is this and why does the ua work he is a window of opportunity >> oh, it's a very big deal. i think what's at stake is the uaw and volkswagen working together to create a new u.s. model to compete globally. that's @ó very big deal in large part because you're going to have a works council representing all employees. you're going to have the uaw as the union bargaining with volkswagen, an on economic issues am and you have a very advanced plant. what fuels this model is worker input at every stage of the manufacturing process.Ñi it's new for the u.s. but volkswagen has used it this model in all its plants worldwide with the exception of two in china, and one in chattanooga and of course in chattedding intoa that could change by tomorrow night. >> well, vincent vernuccio, there is a lot of opposition to this. explain it. why would it be a bad thing for volkswagen workers to join the uaw? >> well, i think a lot of the volkswagen be workers are simply nervous. they see volkswagen working with the uaw. that if volkswagen just signed an agreement with

first of all, i don't think that orple appreciate the ua s uavs come in all shapes and sizes and havedifferent applications. you have to be concerned about the command and control, concerned about, in some cases have real-timeto video, so we have a lot of work at of us in identifying what the needs are and where the appropriate places for them to operate. i think that sharing is going to be a given. we are going to have to figure out, what can they share with and it will not be easy. but we will find a way. clearly it is fcc, federal government as well. >> i'm glad you brought that up. it also demonstrates the fact that demand is not only on the commercial side in your traditional broadband mobile type applications. there is a lot of application for federal and nonfederal in other context. supporting uav's and other unmanned systems is huge. you will see, for example in the dod proposal for using 2025, it suggests using smarter technology and multi-band capabilities. the newer applications and approaches will be more dynamic and more capable of finding the best spectrum available when

and you spokeswoman declined to comment on the recording, saying only that the uas engaged in helpinghe people of the ukraine through the current political crisis. the u.s. official said an aid in deputyice of russia's prime minister was the first to send a twitter message about the recorded phone call between ms. pyatt, thegeoffrey u.s. ambassador to ukraine. president putin expressed his dissent against tos bringing their ideas this country. tohink he has that right express his dissent against gays. i would like you to have a segment on the unemployment conversation. i have been depressed and i am on my last check and i have not found a job yet. i would like you to have a what then that and see holdup is for these american people that is unemployed. thank you. host: paul, and branson, missouri. what do you think? is sad thatink it some cannot go. shaun white has decided he cannot go. host: he is there. i think he just dropped out of an event. caller: my bad. i just thought it was ironic that he says it is okay for gays to, as long as they don't -- as long as they leave the kids alon

that's the sound of an unmanned aircraft system or uas or what many of us refer to as a drone. wings, sometimes catapulted into the sky. these tiny aircraft hum daily high in grand forks' skies. the sheriff's department deployed four to bust a sex predator and search for a man who went missing in this flood. deputies deploy them along choppers and found the truck though the driver had died. drones fighting street crime? delivering your packages? not a flight of fancy says north dakota. one of six faa test sites for unmanned aircraft systems. >> has the future already arrived here? >> here, yes. we're as far out in front of the nation as it can be. >> it's continuing to race ahead says executive director robert beckland. part of the reason is grand forks is home to the u.s. military base that houses the predator drone. the explosion in drone technology is now meeting a commercial craving. to deliver to your front door. but here's the challenge. when this beer company jokingly showed off its home made beer drone the faa grounded it because it hasn't figured out how to fly drones s

the next two, three hours íua greatest concern. nce we get toward 8:00, 9:00, especially when the sun comes up at 7:00, we'll be in a lot better shape. yellow alert day for the slick spots early. 30 degrees, even in town by 9:00 -- 8:00 that is. we're dropping as we speak. 38 by noon with a high of 41. then the clouds move in tonight in advance of a clipper system that's going to drop a little snow late tonight into the first part of saturday. winds are coming out of the west and northwest. they're gusting over 25 still in martinsburg and leesburg. got 17 here in town. bwi35. down to 31 at davis. have gusts in the higher elevations of western virginia over 40 miles an hour. temperatures and this is what i was just talking about. close to and in some cases below freezing like in manassas and la plata down to 30 now. frederick, gaithersburg 32. 33 andrews. it won't take much to get ice to form on what was maybe some wet roads or sidewalks and parking areas. 36 officially at leesburg. so again we're getting to watch these temperatures.

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general wheeler had a couple pictures of the dominoes pizza uas and all this other stuff. but the jokes aside, this is going to be a technology that's going to, you know, have thousands of aircraft in the skies before too long, like we're thinking before 2020. and faa has a congressional mandate of 2015 for full integration. yet we don't have -- one of the details that's missing from faa's road map is how we're going to handle frequency for line of sight and beyond line of sight. so i'm just curious to know if while dod has its spectrum assets, civil users do not. and what is the plan for addressing addressing that? thank you. >> we'll have different -- [inaudible] depending on whether the pizza is going to a private sector user or -- [laughter] yeah. i think we have a lot of work ahead or us on this -- ahead of us on this. first of all, i don't think people appreciate the uass or uavs come in all shapes and sizes. and have all sorts of different applications. so you have to be concerned about command and control, you've got to be concerned about in some cases we're looking

uas. so i'm the in-house attorney so they don't go to lockdown. >> he's a good representative.e's got a lot of them dismissed or dropped or suspended sanctions. >> i took that one and then i gave one, i think, not even 24 hours later. and that was one when i couldn't pee. i tried three times and i just couldn't. i had peed before i went over there. >> it's probably because i was pretty much appointed. i'm educated. i know what's going on. >> showing i represent you. anything like that. >> 24 hours prior and then maybe -- >> 24 hours after? >> after. >> since you did that and then you're clean on that one and then we can probably get -- like 30 days or 30 to 90 days you'll be sanctioned. >> that's cool. >> i enjoy what i'm doing. i enjoy helping people. it keeps my day busy. >> but peaches isn't the only game in town. davon lymon heads to level five to represent his friend felix lewis in his hearing about a tattoo charge. >> we have a hearing today. an inmate had a misconduct report for a -- for tattooing. he had a fresh tattooing. this is a regularly scheduled hearing. state of

general wheeler had a couple pictures of the dominoes pizza uas and all this other stuff. but the jokes aside, this is going to be a technology that's going to, you know, have thousands of aircraft in the skies before too long, like we're thinking before 2020. and faa has a congressional mandate of 2015 for full integration. yet we don't have -- one of the details that's missing from faa's road map is how we're going to handle frequency for line of sight and beyond line of sight. so i'm just curious to know if while dod has its spectrum assets, civil users do not. and what is the plan for addressing addressing that? thank you. >> we'll have different -- [inaudible] depending on whether the pizza is going to a private sector user or -- [laughter] yeah. i think we have a lot of work ahead or us on this -- ahead of us on this. first of all, i don't think people appreciate the uass or uavs come in all shapes and sizes. and have all sorts of different applications. so you have to be concerned about command and control, you've got to be concerned about in some cases we're looking

the technology. so we created a partnership called cyber health which trains seniors how to access information and even a ua the information they find online. i am so pleased she is here today and has come up through the storm to join us and i am a senior, but there are an incredible seniors out there and as i say tremendously untapped resources. joe is a north carolina and his concern was he wanted to help all of the farmers leaving their farms because they could not continue to live on the farm and what he did was create a farmers market where they could sell their produce and then he realized at the end of the day they had all this produce left. he learned how to take that produce no matter how small it was and turned it and converted it into biofuel. his next idea is if we can convert it into biofuel, why can't we have people create products for this. so the farmers are now creating literally the need to start thet their small businesses or maintain their farms. it was the capitalization to start this and so they now create products and it's turned into a huge business and it's also a social program cal

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but, guys, it seems like every olympics there tends to be some discussion of the technology and clearly that's affecting uae super -- this big upset, carl, the stunning gold for -- by kostaliky? >> reporter: are you talking about sage? >> yes, the guy comes back from 14th place. how is it possible? >> reporter: look, bode miller, davis, julia mancuso, all the superstars of these games, jim, with no disrespect, have been the letdowns so to speak. it's been the surprises, the farringtons, and athletes who were not even expected to be on the team a few months ago taking home not the silver or the bronze but the gold. i was just talking to bruce beck of nbc local in new york, he says you can never predict these games and that is especially true here in sochi. >> there was a terrible on-ice -- looked like a guy was checked right against the boards last night, one of our skaters, free skaters, just, i mean, you have action over there that no one was thinking was going to happen. >> reporter: it's unbelievable and i have a feeling this weekend with hockey, jim, will just bring more of it. >> i can't wait. we're s

ua is another example. starting to separate the huge winners from every other stocks. i think you can stay long kors. everything they're doing is an execution. but you can say, all right, let me play with the house's money. let's look at the point from which it broke out. $89, $90. if you want to have a tight stop there you can let it ride because it probably works up to 100 bucks. >> what do you think of a move into potash here? >> it's not something we would be buying because it's so volatile. >> that's code, joe, for she doesn't like it. >> i disagree. >> i digress. >> i don't think potash is volatile. >> just let me finish. because i do think that it is volatile. there is a lot of leverage to the bottom line based on obviously the demand environment. i will give you this, that on the conference call today at eaton, listening to them, they were talking very positively about agriculture in general. so clearly the trends are there but it's just not a name we would be playing. there's a lot of other ones we prefer. >> last word. >> in july it had that one move down on

the winter games are in south korea. >> president putin had a busy time and made a surprise visit today, right? >> that's right, he visited team uas'sr down a bit drinking wine and chatting with athletes. not about mom ticks, just about sports. it was a cordial event. they are wondering how they were. they responded it couldn't be better. they were happy with the accommodations and with the hospitality of the russians. ly also got a valentine's day gift from team usa while leaving. he got one of the silver nike jackets as well as a valentine's pin from the team. >> thanks so much. this just in to cnn. we are hearing for the first time from richie incognito, the dolphins players accused of bullying a teammate. the new report said he was one of three players who targeted john martin and another player and a trainer. his attorney now writes mr. wells's nfl report is complete with error. the facts do not support a conclusion. jonathan martin's mental health or on field performance issues were related to the treatment by his teammates. it is disappointing that mr. wells would have gotten it so wrong, but not surprising the. the truth as

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