. >> a little unnerving, just the fact people are looking for him and want to use that much force to actually subdue him is unnerving, especially when it's right next door. >> reporter: sarah and her husband live next door to the victim. >> we haven't had too many interactions with him. >> reporter: her husband woke up overnight to police sirens. officers told them their neighbor was missing. not far from their home we found another scene. police say they're holding these two cars for evidence after guns were found in both. and adjust got off the phone with southwest detectives. i'm told the victim is recovering right now at einstein hospital. i'm told vette erinvestigates ag to interview him. at this time police say they still don't know the motive for the abduction and the attack. reporting live, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> skyforce 10 was over a doctor office in salem county where just over an hour ago a man barricaded himself inside and he surrendered now to police. it started on bypass road in mannington township not far from memorial hospital. investigators are

. >> that was unnerving. i never expected to get published that first book. i mean, i had one published short story, and i was a very pragmatic person, no, it will never happen, why does this agent want to -- i said, you're never going to make any money off me. and this happens. >> you were a business writer. >> i was a business writer. >> you had a very different life. >> yep. >> and you struck gold immediately. >> and it's unnerving. >> well, it probably is -- >> it's almost spooky. it's like you won the lottery and you didn't enter. [laughter]. something is going to catch up and they're going to say, oh, sorry, we made a mistake. i was actually very upset. i cried the day my book was published because i was afraid something had taken over my life, and i had a very happy life, and it was going to ruin everything. >> right. >> so -- >> did it? >> no, you know, but i had to stay very grounded. i had to say the thing my mother said to me, which is, don't let people's opinions change how you think of yourself. if people tell you you're great, great, great and t

and prompt them to vote. >> elliott, markets don't seem to unnerve. -- unnerved.bonds slightly lower. but nothing compared with the big selloff we saw last week. there would be early presidential elections. many people will be keeping their powder dry until the third round under some are 29th. at these to see how close he is getting to the number of 180 votes before deciding what to do. >> elliott, thank you. get more on the shape of the market. a joining us now is stephen. the head of fixed income research. let's talk about what the swiss national bank is doing. we havended me, manus, seen negative rates before from the swiss in 2011. how important is this they have gone for a negative rate? >> ethic it is important. it is a signaling to read currencyrates are a policy. it is designed to weaken a currency, against the euro in this case. i thought of the ecb. the ecb had negative rates as well. it was directed at the currency. the point i am making is you use negative rates to influence the currency. why is there this bandwagon toward qe? there was one policy for

it was unnerving to a lot of drivers. many who crossed the bridge swore it would be the last time. >>> and on that windy autumn day in 1940, it is the last time anyone crosses that bridge. >> about 10:00, the bridge began to move in ways it had not moved before. the undulations became higher and the ripples across the bridge were verging on dangerous. >> at about 10:15 a.m., one of the bands holding the suspension cable breaks, causing the bridge to move not only up and down, but back and forth. >> once that started, the bridge increasingly began to twist. there was a car that had been trapped out on the bridge. a car driven by leonard coatsworth, a "tacoma tribune" editor who he was headed over to his summer cottage in the gig harbor area. in the back seat was his daughter's dog, tubby. as the bridge began to twist, it was impossible to drive. >> coatsworth tries to get out of the car, but he can't open the door, so he climbs out of the window and tries unsuccessfully to walk on the bridge. >> he didn't get very far befo

when this happens, people get unnerved. you want to look at the facts and see, is this a pa earn? >> reporter: some say crime -- pattern. >> reporter: some say crime scene tape is too often something seen among christmas decorations in the district. they shot and killed a suspect that fired at them in southeast. they fired eight carjacking suspect in northeast who they say fired at them first. four fatal shootings closed out christmas eve in southeast, northeast, and northwest. >> i guess bad things happen but not usually here. >> reporter: after that, a violent multiple stabbing saturday morning in a spot where crime doesn't stop by often. >> i'm the mayor. and i'm responsible. >> reporter: mayor-elects bowzer discussed the issue today. >> sometimes spikes in violence are just that, unexplained spikes. what's important is if there are connections that the police identify the connections. >> reporter: and as of now, plus are not saying if there are any connections. we're standing at mcfaden. it'll closed at 96 hours at this point. vanessa had reported about that double homicide. a

an unnerving sight for residents. >> my son was upset, he was not even allowed to go to the bus stop, he to be taken into school and that our daughter was there right before this happened scared us all more than you can even imagine. >> some were reassured by the police presence. >> i feel safe that things are happening for the right reasons, i will welcome them to come in because the apartment up top there are three accesses and they can go through and make sure there is nobody there. >> we know he was not there now. two hours into the search the searchers found stone's body in the woods off this road. now residents can relax knowing the kill ser no longer a danger. >> thank you david. >>> lets switch live to walter perez in eagleville where montgomery district attorney, ferman held a news conference a short time ago. what was the thrust of what she had to say. >> we were given a copy of the search warrant, it reads like a horror story, a mother killed and the children screaming and then the family killed. >> the district attorney says that the man believed to have kill aid family ye

our officers are professional and this is something that is unnerving. >> the motive for the shooting is still unclear, but it follows weeks of nationwide protests and the ambush killings of two new york police officers. >>> school officials have lifted a ban on t-shirts reading "i can't breathe" at a high school basketball tournament. but the reversal came late for the mendocino girls team. the shirts are similar to what nba players wore to protest the killings of unarmed black men. the girls will have to sit out the tournament because another school back their place. >> a trail of toilet paper helped pennsylvania police flush out a suspected robber's alibi. 29 year old eric fray handed this piece of toilet paper to a pizza shop employee, demanding $300. police showed up before he could escape. he was forced to commit the time, he said, but police wiped out the story when they found this roll at his apartment. it had the pen impression of the note on it. >>> there will be a new smart train in the north bay. kpix-5's don ford said the storms were not a total washout. >> marin county h

the fact that a deputy allegedly battered a patient at the san francisco hospital is unnerving and he is alleged to have perriered himself on a police report. the conduct that led to the arrest of the innocent victim. he is facing several charges tonight including felonies, assault by an officer. perjury, filing a false police report. attempting to file a false police report and misdedemeanor of battery. the victim is no longer in jail. we are waiting to hear how he is doing tonight. as for michael lewelling, a court date has not been set. live at the hall of justice, mark kelly, kpix5. >>> just a couple of days ago, san francisco settled with the family of this patient who went missing and was later found dead in the stairwell. lynn spaulding's family will get $5 million. >>> it has become an evening ritual having rain on the radar. it is almost completely out of the bay area. i say almost, not totally gone. down in the south bay there are still some specks. but the rain is now finished but a few isolated showers down toward san jose. another four inches of rainfall at mount tam toda

. >>> flames shooting from the engine of an airplane, this was an unnerving sight for passengers on a u.s. airways express flight bound for new hampshire. the plane was forced to turn around and make an emergency landing at philadelphia international airport this morning. kenneth moton live on the "action news" satellite center with reaction from passengers. hi kenneth. >> hi, monica, 20 minutes that's how long passengers say it took for them to make that emergency landing after seeing those flames and the terrifying incident started about five minutes after takeoff. it was an engine failure caught on camera, flames shooting out in spurts from this u.s. airways express jet shortly after takeoff from philadelphia international airport around 10:00 a.m. >> it was a big bang and fire was out the window. >> we looked out of the right side and we didn't know if it was the flaps going up and down. >> reporter: the plane operated by republic airlines bound for manchester new hampshire had four crew members and 75 passengers on board including kim her husband who is a pilot and their son. >>

i can imagine unnerving for the people inside that coffee shop right now. so many hours. they are still in there. we don't even know how many. with this man. thank you so much, anna coren for us live there in sydney. miles godfrey is a political reporter for the "daily telegraph." and he joins us now. he's been at the hostage scene all day, and he is now on the phone. miles, most of the information we're getting has been coming from reporters who talked with hostages in there, who've been been contacted. we're not getting a lot of information at all from police. what do you know? what have you heard as far as who this person is, his demands, and how many people might still be in that coffee shop? >> yeah, good evening, guys. and good evening to your viewers. the latest information that we have is there are still a number of hostages obviously involved that are still in this cafe. the initial reports we got this morning were there were around 13 hostages being held. that number has crept up very slightly. and we think the latest information we have is there might be around

. >> that's a little unnerving. >> wee see. it's december. >> keep us posted.ou, justin, we appreciate it. >> thank you so much for joining us. we're always on at cbs phil p.m. cot. now we're handing things over to beasley reece and the cbs3 sports zone. have a good night. ♪ >> this is the cbs3 sports zone presented by nissan. >> hello everyone and welcome to the nissan sports zone. i'm cbs3 sports director beasley reece joined by former eagles great hollis thomas from sports radio wip. he'll break down the birds and cowboys game with us. both teams were ticked off coming into this one. the birds lost at home last week badly and the cowboys wanted revenge for the pounding they took on thanksgiving day. the game is finishing as we speak. we just passed the two minute warnings. we'll show you the hay lights as soon as we're able. the cowboys are up 38-27 in the fourth quarter. looks like the game is over.

. >> that's a little unnerving. >> wee see. it's december. >> keep us posted.hank you, justin, we appreciate it. >> thank you so much for joining us. we're always on at cbs phil p.m. cot. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ made in hollywood >>> "exodus:gods and kings" is "made in hollywood." >> i am here on location in paris, france and i am going sit down with ridley scott, christian bail, joel and aaron paul for "exodus:gods and kings." >> chris rock and rosario dawson star in the romanick comedy, "top five." >> i think with this movie i figured out the tone in which my comedy works. >> the psychedelic knew or "interstellar," features josh brolin and maya rudolph. as "made in hollywood" celebrates its 10th an verdicts are you season. what's up, this is chris rock. >> this is josh brolin. >> i am christian bail, welcome to "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >>> in "exodus:gods and kings," moses rises up against the empire send being $600,000 on a monumental he beettes scrape from egypt and it's terrifying cycle o

obviously, it was one of the most unnerving things published by anybody about george w. bush before he was elected president. he was clearly not at all bothered by this particular execution. so he saw to it that carla faye tucker got excuted. now, the texas governor who wants to run for president is a man named rick perry. but the same type of dynamic is playing out once again. this time, it's attracting nationwide attention. even some christian conservatives to lobby the texas governor to not go through with this one. this time it's a man whose case is famous, because, specifically, he appears to be so obviously and so dramatically mentally ill. he's due to be killed by the state of texas. the list includes like gary bower. it's this big list of pretty well-known conservative act viss who have written to rik perry saying it would be immoral for the government to take this man's life. they're saying that this guy, it would be wrong to kill him. >>> in addition, former texas congressman ron paul, rand paul's dad, he has weighed in specifically on this case telling rand pe

the sony e-mail hack comically unnerving enough but using a digital target as a prelude to something more sinister? effective. unchecked bureaucracies using constant stream of fear to keep you scared and controlled. worried about terrorism? big brother will handle it. do you denounce terrorism? with circular logic like that, easy to stay frustrated and scared. that's no way to go through life. even if you made a movie so

it is definitely unnerving. castro is a relatively safe neighborhood. >> a neighbor shared a picture of what he said was damage left after the fire sunday. others went back over the evening. >> never saw anyone suspicious last night. >> now i spoke briefly this evening with the owner of the car off camera who was trying to make sense of this. and told me that car was actually relatively new. meantime, a number of neighbors are saying they plan to get security cameras outside their property. reporting live in san francisco. nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. >>> new video of grinches caught in the act of stealing christmas packages team of look. this was on thursday. watch this man who opens up the gate. there walks up and grabs those packages. the woman acting as the lookout. then they walk right down the sidewalk with that delivery. the homeowner posted this on youtube hoping someone will recognize the suspect. >>> and someone has put a damper on the holiday spirit for the castro valley jewish organizatio

you got the columbia law school that will allow students to postpone their exams if they feel unnervedcent grand jury decisions, seems to me the school is making a statement. do these 20-something's realize this was a generational fight? >> i think they are extremely intelligent. my students at georgetown are well-informed and they understand it is a reflection on a problem that we have not yet dealt with. let me say this about the president so i won't be mistaken, the president keeps saying he doesn't want to weigh in on a particular case, i don't want him to, i want him to weigh in on the case of black unarmed people being murdered by the police, nothing specific, not michael brown, not michael garner, i want you to say in general, without there being a case, that it is wrong and unjust for this to occur, he is taking a technicality behind which he can now cowar because se a brilliant man. he can no longer be allowed to be a spectator no longer allowed to use the bully pulpit. he zn zn the have to . >>. >> thank you both for your time tonight. the heisman candidate s are set. get to

neighbors were unnerved but many felt safer with the police presence. >> feel safe and things are happening for the right reasons, i will welcome them to come in and the apartment up top there are three accesses, i would like them to come through and make sure nobody is there. there was obviously nobody there because the the end of the block in the woods was the body of the man they were searched for for days. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. here is a live look now at the montgomery county emergency management center in eagleville where investigators are about to give us an update. we'll bring you an update live as soon as they dot he will have full reports coming up. >> we'll have more coverage still ahead tonight, investigative reporter has more on what a frnd of bradley stone says about him. and ali gorman has more on the search, and nora muchanic has more on the neighborhoods reeling from this tragedy, and in the meantime we are covering all these angles at 6abc.com. we are bringing you live updates as they happen. keep checking back there at 6abc.com for updat

it's very unnerving. huge hit over there. those are the only people watching it. but they love it. seth rogan. >> with or without bong hits. >> with or without. >> thanks for coming back. have a great christmas. >> good to see you. >> "inherent vice" opens every where on january 9th. we'll be right back. >> total liberation. >> you're done. ♪ ♪ >>> what a great morning. ♪ >>> what a great morning. thanks to d.j. ruckus for providing the sound track for our morning. >> we got ready for the holidays. >> we did. >> made it. >> we are coasting in for it. be back next week. at least some of us will be back next week. there's our final selfie. bye, bye, everyone. these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham, or the sausage. they'll fill you up for - whoa hey! what are you doing? you can't make a commercial for your restaur

so i'm sure the faa and foreign investigators will find this out but it is very unnerving. gerri: yes. >> you about the key is they have to do their research and aviation these days there are so many variables involved it will take some time for them to gather the data. gerri: waldo thanks for coming on and exploring the possibilities with us. we appreciate night yes ma'am. happy new year. gerri: happy new year to you. we have another tragic story to update you on now. the italian coast guard raised the death toll in the greek ferry fire to 10 after two more bodies were discovered this afternoon. officials are not giving details were the bodies were found. they said 427 people had been rescued but the original manifest listed 478 people on board. an official also said among survivors there were people not listed on the manifest indicating that is that some on board might have been traveling illegally. >>> when we come back, a look how 2014 became the year of the hack attack. you know that. next more burdens from obamacare as doctors offices scramble to comply with all the r

. >> reporter: twice over the weekend unnerving attacks which some here consider acts of terrorism. ona driver reportedly shouting god is great and claiming to be acting in the name of the children of palestine drove around the city center for a half hour plowing into pedestrians sending 13 to the hospital. and in a suburb of tour in the la voire valley. he was shot dead. police say the man's brother has been under surveillance by french intelligence because of suspected links to fundamentalists fighting in syria. the french interior minister said investigators are still trying to determine the exact motivation for the two attackers but he added that authorities are also constantly searching for what he called weak signals in advance of a terrorist attack and that everyone knows the terrorist threat is real. both incidents seem the kind of thing the experts have been warning about. attacks by extremists acting alone. >> crisis of identity from these individuals, from these young people, they're looking for something. they're looking to exist to first kind of recognition and they fee

>> the rescue operation started early and they wanted to rescue him, but the al-qaeda was very unnervedone of my sources told me they started to kill him, and they tried to. first, they tried to. they tried to escape with him, but the operation was very strong, and they were surrounded. so they killed him. twelve of the al-qaeda operatives were killed after that. they also tried to land, to but they can not do anything after they landed because everyothing was done. >> we will leave it there now. thanks for your information on that. the military in pakistan said it killed al senior commander that was once wanted for a bomb plot on a new york subway system. us prosecutors accuse him of recruiting and training fight nerds 2008 for attacks in new york and london, both of which were prevented. he was considered the chief of al-qaeda's global practices, a position once held by the man who planned the 9-11 attacks. the syria-based al-qaeda offshoot al nusra front said it killed a lebanese soldier it was holding captive in response to the leb government holding freedoms if tjane ferguson join

our officers are very professional and this is something that is unnerving but they will continue to do their job that we were sworn to do. >> two police officers were fired upon, neither was injured. police have yet to identify that suspect they are searching for him. >>> the fbi ace several police departments need your help to nab a serial bank robber. police say that this suspect is responsible for six robberies and two attempted robberies in just the past three weeks. the latest happened this morning at the wells fargo on east lancaster avenue in bryn mawr. in each case the suspect handed the teller a threatening and ran from the scene a lot happened in 204, fight begins terrorism intensified but the world also united in the name of sports at the most expensive olympic games ever. cbs's alfonso van marsh is in london with a look back at the biggest international events of this year. >> reporter: president obama authorized u.s. air strikes against iraq and syria targeting islamic state fighters. isis militants bee head $3 americans and several other hostages. terror hit australia

. >> but then an hour past knoxville and still 30 minutes from their intended airport, an unnerving surpriseuel in the right tank exhausted before i expected it to. >> so quickly he switches to his remaining tank in the left wing. he also decides to land at the first available airport just north of atlanta in cobb county. >> the equipment showed us we were ten minutes away from the airport and the fuel gauge wasn't on "e." it looked like we had 30 minutes of fuel left. >> but then only seven minutes later, still miles from the airfield and at 4,000 feet, the second tank runs dry. >> it went from -- to a -- with the air coming through the plane. >> the novice pilot knows his only chance is to glide the 1,800-pound aircraft to the ground. >> it is a heavily wooded area. planes and trees don't mix. kind of like a blow dryer and a bathtub. >> to make matters worse, it was dark. >> but then a break. >> i spotted a dark clearing between two evenly cut sets of trees. and in my mind i said there we go. >> as the plane descends, the two men brace for impact with the ground. then, just seconds before

. >> unnerved, kathy calls her husband. >> i said, i need you to come home and see what i seen on this tape. he looks at it and he went, what is it? i said david, what do you think it is? he said, do you think we ought to call chris, and i said, well, yeah. >> they said something's happened on the tape. you need to see it. you just need to see it. david, what is it? i wasn't sure what it could be. he said it's a ghost. i went, no. bring it up. let's see it. >> we brought it up here, showed chris. that's where it all blew up. >> news of the ghostly image caught on puckett's security camera quickly spread through oklahoma city. >> it went from one cop, two cops, four to eight cops to eighteen, then the fire department on it. people from the sheriff's office come in. we had the attorney general's office come and look at it, investigate. it was pretty amazing. >> it's not long before the apparition catches the attention of lieutenant kevin parton from the oklahoma city police department. >> mid-june 2002, i responded to an injury accident in about the 3700 block of airport road in oklahoma

up they could be rapid fire rate increases and those comments from ex-fed governor, were enough to unnerve markets, down better than 600 points on the weekment one of the worst weekly point drops in the better part of over three years. we should say that all key sectors of the marks were down for the count, including oil and gas and financials, health care, consumer products, awful getting hit. oil as well. got as well as $57 a barrel, letter we've not seen better than five years, on concern the global economy is slowing. we are no -- nominally up on some averages but the fear seems to building, what started with oil and declining gasoline prices -- good for you -- a concern that it is reflective of an economy here and abroad that might be stuttering and -- sputtering, and that is something that these guys do not like to see. could be convenient excuse just to pounce and get out of dodge, but whatever the case, the market is taking it on the chin right now. one saving grace from all of this, interest rates, tumbling, to near historic lows. so at least if you can survive this, you can buy a

. >> it's unnerving because we're not used to this. >> reporter: and police obviously want to catch theuspect but they also want to talk with those two customers standing in line behind the suspect just in case they remember seeing anything. also, tonight, rite aid offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest. lucy? >> all right. shawnette i'll take it, thank you. >>> on your radar to tonight it is a cold night out l it certainly feels like winter right about to start, scott. >> iain, winter officially begins sunday evening at 6:03 but right now, yeah, it's cold. 30 in the pocono mountains. we have 37 in wilmington. mid 30s in atlantic city. you factor in the wind, it feels like 27 degrees right now in ac. low 20s the feel like temperatures in the pocono mountains. it will be cold still a little blustery tomorrow morning when you wake up. so bundle up. 26 degrees in the suburbs. 31 degrees in the city. so cold but dry as we move into your friday. as far as the upcoming weekend, if you're doing some holiday shopping it look like it's going to be a dry weekend but as we m

for passengers it's unnerving to undergo such severe turbulence but aircraft are made to handle kinding motions. now in recent weeks we've heard about severe turbulence that has injured owe flight attendants on some of the international flights. to show you what we're looking at here. we're looking at these red areas that are outlined and those are called pyreps pilot reports that indicates there's severe weather or turbulence. thunderstorms as i mentioned, aircraft can take a certain amount of bouncing around. that's not extraordinary. you see the airplane wings they are bouncing. they give and take. in a thunderstorm you have extreme updraft warm moist airlifting and reaches that maximum saturation point becomes super saturated and starts to fall out of the sky and you get these very heavy downpours and the intertropical convergence zone and it shifts depending on the time of year. surabaya sits at about seven degrees south late ti attitude from the equator. about seven degrees south of the equator. this is the trajectory that we were looking at for flight 8501 asia air -- airasia.

even more unnerving, the damage the next time could be much greater. not just to homes but to levees too. nbc bay area's kimberly terry is live at uc berkeley with some of the best earthquakes scientists in the country are looking into how prepared we are for this next quake. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of changes need to be made as soon as possible. because scientists say it's not a matter of if but when the next big earthquake will hit. >> the earth is always good for surprises. >> all i could feel is my bed just shaking. >> sunday morning, jolts. >> it lasted so long i just wanted it to stop. >> reporter: it's been four months since the napa valley earthquake. scientists say the earth hasn't stopped moving. >> after-slip is a perfectly normal thing to happen in the case of an earthquake. in the south napa case it seems to be stronger than we expected. >> reporter: in fact, scientists say it's moving faster than anything they've seen before. over the next three years, it's estimated the earth along the west napa valley fault zone could slip as m

but these unnerving scenes are all in a day's work for matt favery, owner for 25 years of town and countryt solutions in rochester, new york. matt and his daring staff tackle the critters that strike fear into the hearts of their customers. >> each guy that we hire is, like, literally a crazy person. they go out, and they're not afraid to do anything. they've had every insect and animal bite them, sting them, you name it. we have fun doing this. >> this cute little snake, we're going to take that home to the kids. >> the team lives up to its slogan, we fear nothing but god. taking on nearly everything that goes bump in the night, from a wayward alligator in a lake to a massive infestation of bats in an attic to raccoons, spiders, bees, and even a 15-foot pet albino python slithering too far from its owner. some things can be relocated. >> just don't go to the same home. >> but others must be eliminated. that's the case for one universally frightful creature that is one of the staff's specialties, cockroaches. and when they invade in skin crawling numbers, this crew likes to capture it all

. >> reporter: france, saturday afternoon, a string of unnerving attacks.ndishing/knife rushes a police station injuring three. he's later identified as a muslim convert. sunday, in dijon, a driver on a rampage, injuring 11 pedestrians he's had to shout a la hugh akbar, "god is great." this time one person is killed. later that evening, shots are fired at a synagogue in paris. french police say the attacks are unrelated and while the motives remain unclear, there are new fears about terrorism. lone wolf attacks linked to the jihadist campaign in iraq and syria given the hundreds of europeans who have traveled to the middle east to join isis. the french prime minister acknowledged those concerns. >> translator: when 1,200 french residents have links to jihad, when nearly 380 are present in syria and are active in terrorist groups and learning terrorism and horror, then, of course, let me emphasize, there is a threat of proportions never seen before. >> reporter: the threats, of course, not limited to france and across europe, the fear is manifesting itself i

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i think we are at the beginning of something i find very unnerving. >> this is not a country that you thought had any technological talent and then all of a sudden a huge hit. >> they did build a nuclear bomb on their own. >> with the help of pakistan. >> there was enough talent and maybe they had other help, too. it could be anybody you mentioned. i did a column a while back where i said there are four words that are disappearing from the english language. our kids can forget about these words. privacy. privacy is over. number two is average. average is over. automation, robots can do so much more. later. for climate reasons, whatever you are going to save, save it now because later will be too late. lastly, local. local is over. if i go out in the lobby here and punch you in the nose -- look at friedman punching charlie rose in poland in 30 minutes. somebody will have a camera and tweet it. privacy, average, local and later are all over. >> what is the consequence? >> that is what i really ask. i really -- i was talking to my colleague the other day. i have to say i'm really glad i

but as i peruse the bulletins from the last five years it's unnerving to see how many of these 1s wed because of short-term market turbulence only for the stocks to continue to roar ahead without us after all that darn homework. a core position is what it says it is, something that's integral to your portfolio, to your core. it should not be so easily dislodged. i know that if we've been able to hold onto more core positions for trust we would have been able to donate a heck of a lot more money to charity than the more than $2 million we've given since i started this bizarre but i think thoughtful and educational project. here's the bottom line -- core hold rgs called that for a reason. resist the urge to sell your franchise players no matter how tempting it might be. the only time it makes sense to blow out of a core holding is if the fundamentals take a nosedive, but aside from that you need to try to let these winners ride. only trimming your position somewhat to keep it from getting too oversized. >>> all right. we have to get through to the tweets. a teat from @robertwells. name

but the russian public, we're trying to figure out how unnerved they are.le on the ground saying some are fine with it but others are leaving the state. they're leaving the entire country. they just need to go elsewhere. >> polling that i've seen most recently suggests that putin is still very popular. despite the fact that the ruble is at a persistent, precipitous decline versus the united states dollar and i think what vladmir putin is doing here reaching for the most convenient explanation he can. blame the united states for the decline and difficulty in your economist the fact is we have been ink making a lot of noise about sanctions and sanctions are doing in the russian economy. he is explaining it away in terms that he thinks will work with the population and there is evidence that it perhaps is working. liz: perhaps chipping away or nibbling at the side might be electric cars. people are not using as much oil. guess what? chinese electric carmaker byd really got hit. the shares plunged 47% today. is this a sign tesla is hurting company backed by oma

i was just looking at some common threads on police one that were very unnerving.o you address the cultural aspects of how police think of themselves in relationship to the community? >> i think what has occurred throughout the nation is occurring in these cases that we're seeing more recently is that the police -- within the subculture there are these vows that supersede even the vows that they've taken to withhold their respective positions and their agencies. it becomes a matter we're all in this together, hell or high water, regardless of the circumstances and individuals who represent police officers do that blindly, unabashedly, unashamed, and they put on the back burner the vows that they took to uphold the constitution and the state laws and their department of regulations. that should supersede all, but it naturally doesn't. >> mr. rooda, do you agree with that? >> give me a break. these guys go out and put their lives on the line for these communities every single day. >> do you think it's true that police officers don't cover for each other, they don't e

. >> and i think-- right, we are if he beginning of something i find very unnerving. charlie-- . >> rose: they an a country you thought had any technological talent and all of a sudden a huge hit. >> well, they did build a nuclear bomb on their own as a her hit kingdom. >> rose: with the help of pakistan and a lot of money. >> but there obviously was enough talent for that and who knows, maybe they are other help too. >> rose: china. >> anybody, any of the people you mentioned. i did a come awhile back where i said there are four words disappear fringt english language. our kids can forget about these words. they are first of all, priv see. forebet about it. proif see is over. number one, number two, average, average is over. in a world where robots, automation software to you can do above average so much more easily. later, for climate reasons, whatever you are going to save, please save it now because later will be too late, and lastly local. local is over. if i go out in the lobby here, you know, and punch you in the nose, people will be-- look at friedman punching

but the events that we are seeing now are unnerving.oned, it is taking place directly opposite one of australia's major television studios and in the streets were -- where are the original for attempt was to take place. -- terror attempt was to take place. at this stage, it is a matter of wait and see. paul allen, reminding viewers that ahead of this there had been a crackdown in australia. we cap we know right now, these are the two recap what we know ecapt now, these are -- to r what we know for you right now, this is martin place in the business district in sydney. there is a siege under way. you can see highly tactical police have moved in and there are reports of "the people -- reports of up to 20 people inside. two gunmen reportedly holding them all hostage. today instance earlier during the short-lived siege, one hour in, one of the hostages had to hold up a flag that appears to be linked to isis. a translation of there is no god but allah. we will bring you the latest details as they come through, we have paul allen live monitor

to be too don't seem unnerved by last night's vote. >> quite the contrary.reek borrowing costs were down a little bit. the market opened a little higher this morning. go figure on that front. most people, if they took a decision, they were surprised last week at the announcement that presidential elections were being brought forward. they worked through the possibility that the anti-austerity syriza party might win general elections. i think a lot of people will be waiting to see what happens. makess to see if samaras up more ground. december 29, the third and final round to see whether the president gets the vote or whether new elections have to because called. >> elliott kotkin in athens. >> let's talk about the hack attack on sony. the decembernceled 25 release of "the interview" amid threats of violence. caroline hyde has the story. a fairly dramatic turn of events here. they decided they can't take the risk and they are doing what some would say is the right thing and pulling it. >> unprecedented. they are going to be losing millions of dollars by doing