2006, it became clear that people who were not my cousins were watching and by 2008-2009 i set it up as a not-for-profit. by that point there were about 100,000 using the site. at that point, my wife and i sat down and had enough savings that perhaps enough to set it up for a year. social return, obviously doing it as a not for profit is fairly lark large. it wasn't until about 2010 that we got our first real support from the gates foundation from ann and john doer. and we are an horgs of pushing 50, 55, 56 people. >> recent khan academy announced that it is partnering with an internet company. any concern it's becoming too commercial, khan lets us know what he thinks, next. >> this sunday... >> scholars and writers, policy makers and cultural icons .olicy makers and cultural icons >> welcome back. we're talking about those who have turned simple ideas to web sensations . salman talks to us about his online khan academy. >> one of the reasons i set this up as a not for profit, i didn't want this to be a silicon valley super hypergrowth, whatever might happen to it. my dream is in 50 yea

up the economy in the sierra. this past weekend and warm winter weather kept people away and they had a lot less customers as well. it was barely bigger than a regular monday. >> we pretty much make up everything during the snow season. >> so some of the smaller ski resorts have closed due to lack of snow but others have help from snow making machines. >>> conservation efforts are voluntary at this point except in the city of santa cruz. people are blowing instead of hosing and it is only allowed between 5:00 and 10:00 a.m. they may ticket one step further. >> we may charge them, you know if they ask for water like a soda, we have to charge them if we are going to have this kind of problem. >> if water restrictions are ignored it could result in fines and there is a warning up to $500 for repeated water waist. >>> new this morning, we are learning they are meeting with white house officials and the two will meet in vatican city. chris christie will be planned with which is now a day of celebration of his administration. >>> and first the members of his staff ordered traffic tie- ups as political distribution and t

it was intebbed to burn up as it -- intebbed to burn up as it -- intended to burn up as it reenters earth> an earthquake hit at 12:24 p.m. near geysers. activity is common in that area. there were no reports of damage or injury. >>> a warm day across many parts of the bay area. warmer than it has been. let's check in with mark tamayo. strange things happening. >> january 12 and we are talking about temperatures in the 60s. 12, right? >> yeah. >> more activities out there over the next few days and record breaking warmth in the bay area. high fire danger with red flag warning in southern california and that is a place right now through wednesday, 6:00 p.m., winds could be gusting to 40 miles per hour. that with the dry conditions. will increase the fair danger in southern california tonight into tomorrow but no warnings right now. high clouds to the south, to the north as well. and we are in the clear. patchy fog this morning. maybe a few patches tomorrow night. lots of clear skies expected monday. current temperatures are in the 50s out there. santa rosa 58. mountain view 57. livermore ch

a lot of it is in print now. >> jon: it's held up as such an example of paranoia.hey apologize and came to their senses pretty quick. >> not quick enough for 19 or 20 of them. september was all of. there were eight people hanged and a lot of accusations. in october they drew back and reconsidered how they were going to this by accepting evidence which is reports of what the witches were doing, if that can be counterfeited by the devil they finally figured out though one of the accused mentioned it on the first day. >> jon: even if their illinois logic --illogic there was logic. >> yes. >> jon: it's bizarre. >> human nature. >> jon: you see it in our dealings today not to this extreme obviously but the same mechanics of it emotional. >> human nature. >> jon: yuf studied this a -- you've studied this a long time. do you still believe in people? where do you go on the spectrum? >> don: i believe in witches? >> >> do i believe in witches? >> jon: no, no. i guess my point is are you a witch? does it lessen your belief in people? >> i've always been a little cynical. wel

a little cooler as we head into midweek, and then the offshore winds will start to ramp up as we getursday and friday, prompting the possibility of red flag warnings for the bay area. overnight temperatures, 40 the closer you get to the coast. 30s elsewhere. on our water vapor imagery, this is where the bay area is, in this dry slot. a little bit of this high cloudiness, but you can see the amplitude of the ridge of high pressure. thursday and friday, a close eye on the low. it will back track and move down the side of the sierra. that's what going to generate the warm, offshore winds by thursday and friday. of course, leading to the possibility, once again, of those red flag concerns for the bay area. ten-day outlook, when are we going to see rain around here, you ask? don't look for it anytime soon. as we head into the latter part of the month, maybe trace amounts on the north coast. otherwise, no rain expected state-wide. the first week of february, the models are suggesting that we may start to get a little bit of moisture in here. tomorrow, enjoy it if you have the day off. sant

so rents have gone up as much as ten times as much as the rate of inflation. apartment conversions to condominiums to 2,200 from just 200. well, these changes have forced hundreds, maybe even thousands of residents to move out as well-paid tech workers move in. i tell you something, you might have seen the reason tu multiple over the big buses that big up passengers in the city. they take them to their jobs. that's about as environmentally responsible as anybody could anybody could possibly imagine. still, people have screamed over this preferential treatment. what we're really seeing is the symbolic layer, kris. the bigger issue here and much more important issue is this question of housing. that's the thing that's got people going. >> this week i covered google ferry to get people from san francisco down to redwood city and then on the bus over to mountain view and google. so they are trying to respond to the criticism. how is the city responding now? >> a few things are in the works and i think they may wind up making a pretty big difference. first, mayor e

they were up to 46, 47% investment rates, rates as high as we have ever seen. they know they have to bring the rate down but they have to do it slowly. they know they have to get the connellsumption levels up but they are doing the right things right now and are not panicking with the relative drop in their growth rate. >> let's put the brakes on this for a second and take the opportunity to have a conversation with my audience, many of whom i think are not economists and don't understand some of the nanswers here -- th nuances. some how come we keep growing? how come the world doesn't stop growing? i know it's possibly china's answer and the answer to many places where labor rates are low, wage rates are low. is that the answer? >> well, you know, if you want to have a growing economy, there has to be a balance. until china's case, there was a huge imbalance. growth was much more driven by investment than consumption. they are talking about balancing investments and consubjects so the economy can grow in a stable and healthy way. >> that's what we talk about 59

but i remember being brought up-- and in all her mind-- --being brought up as--not being brought up as a tomboy, but being encouraged not to be feminine as a girl. i mean, i was not allowed to wear makeup. and i wasn't allowed to wear shoes and stockings until i was 16. this is in new zealand. and nor was i, i had a brother who i went out with. i was not allowed to go out with boys, anything till i was at university and i was 18. and i had a real, real hang-up, i mean about being a woman. because i figured that i was not beautiful, i mean, or i wasn't interesting, or i wasn't female, whatever that means. yes. and it took me a long time and many tortured relationships in order to actually come to terms with my own womanliness. so in a way, i understand the kind of self-destruction element of the self-denial of one's own femaleness from being encouraged, from being denied, the natural expression that you want to as a child. do you understand what i'm trying to say? yes, i do indeed. yes. so that and the fact-- and this relates to-- --that she's brought with, you know, wearing trousers an

are a fill throughout the list of might be to get it up as occasion. when you were black in the cell for twenty three hours i do need to get one hour of free therapy . so how do they make you feel. i don't want to cage them and yell actor in a given a set up a little to sell just get it how you live don't you think that is one of the most extreme examples of the city's arrest mentality is a story of kevin griffin their first run in with the first offense ten years old never done anything remotely has been i got a lot of fights as a kid you know without the children but never so this experience and kevin was a key he was cornered by three bullies he broke a bottle to defend themself and the show it blinded one of the boys kevin was arrested and tried for attempted murder my legal aid came to court drunk every day he greet the alcohol every time so i didn't have a great defense kevin served five years in a two lou you prison and not the wheezing and it was a lot of that a lot of banking going on you know it's like wind me a lot and then by me being a chr

up to it, so i knew it was his. and -- i went over, and told him that the police were coming to take a look at that stuff and he might as reporter: and so what happened? the moment he picks that up, what do you do? >> he got in his car, i wrote the tag number down. >> reporter: and you have a pen. you have a pen right now. >> yeah. i like to do the crosswords. >> reporter: so, you always have a pen with you. >> yup. >> reporter: what do you think he thought of you? [ laugh ] >> i think he didn't -- he felt like that i wouldn't remember anything or something like that. >> reporter: you never thought that he was gonna be the key witness. >> oh, no way. i underestimated him completely, yes. >> reporter: with dean's statement, detectives are closing in on curcio. >> we decided we need to set up surveillance on anthony. >> and now did that go? >> at first, not good because we couldn't find him. >> reporter: you can't find him. so, where does a thief with $400,000 go? >> las vegas. >> reporter: that's right. instead of laying low, curcio heads to the palms hotel in sin city, and sin he did. cheating on emily, throwing money a

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comes in the 1890's when she travels to oklahoma which is then indian territory to serve as an alloting agent breaking up the indian reservations and other groups that had been targeted for the allotment by the federal government because of the act passed in 1887 wichita indians needed to live as the historians called the plots of land and so on and the idea was to sort of break up the great tribal masks that theodore roosevelt said some years afterwards and so she was sent out in the field to do this job expressly because of her indian heritage in the group she was sent to a lot more particularly reluctant to accept and so the commissioner of the indian affairs who knew of them because they were a prominent family suggested and as many words that maybe she would have more luck given the fact she had indian ancestry. so the fact of her race wins her this job as far as i can tell it is a generous individual in this regard and there is only one other woman that serves as the agent and no one of indian or mixed ancestry said there are many in the service but none in such high ranking positions of power and

you can tell the people who get out because they give you the thumbs up as they pass by excited about that. in all about 300 jetblue flights were canceled. service picking up today. we're told by about 7:00 a.m. with all flights expected to resume by noon. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> that's a tough go. thanks, christie. people are used to the cold weather in the midwest and the east coast but many of the temperatures that we're seeing really breaking records. >> peggy bunker joins us live in the studio with new details about the cold. >> unprecedented temperatures. you know, there are many horror stories but this has to be one of the worst. an amtrak train that originated here, 217 passengers got stuck after snow and ice froze the tracks. this happened to three chicago-bound trains yesterday totaling 500 passengers that spent last night on a frozen train. freezing temperatures continue to grip the midwest and several eastern states. let's take a look, this is outside the union train station in chicago, one of those frozen trains that got stuck to the tracks.

that could change but the models are turning up dry as i showed you in the five-day forecast.emperatures above average. there they are. note that tomorrow they will be warmer. all this week. 67 santa rosa. 67 napa. 72 oakland. 70 redwood cities. tomorrow more 70s. jet stream is to the north. that is the key. look. shouldn't be that far north. in the gulf of alaska. that jet stream should be closer to us. which is typical for a winter month. works its way south. way up there now. it is not summer. that is the problem. here is the red flag warning areas. north bay, east bay hills. above a thousand feet. into effect tonight at 10:00 p.m. beautiful sunset tonight. current temperatures, the numbers are mild. 61 santa rosa. 64 hayward. mild. tonight will be chilly. over night lows down into the low 30s. napa frost, fairfield, antioch, frost. temperatures around the bay, most of us, shows, antioch -- san jose, antioch, numbers in the upper 30s. cold. chilly. not freezing. breezy tonight. warmer tomorrow. extended forecast, the ridge of high pressure continues. continues over the top.

they are expecting the number to go up as students return to cam russ. from what we have heard on campus it sounds like they have their work cut out for them. health care officials are busy ready for the return of students from the winter break and what they predict a a busy flu season. we will have pop-up clinics where they can come in without an point to take care of large number of students in a short period. >> they decided to do the pop-up clinics when they hear the swine flu is back. >> >> we did it in the past when h1n1 first showed up and one time we vaccinated 600 people in two hours. >> officials encourage and promote the flu vaccine, it sounds like they need to do more outreach. no one is vaccinated. >> i haven't thought about that. yeah, i guess i should...get a flu shot but i'm fought very concerned. >> it has my attention but i still won't get a a shot. >> one woman's husband is home sick with the flu but does not want to be vaccinated. >> why like needles. i don't...want did get it. >> it is our number one mechanism for reducing the spread

extended forecast, nothing but sunny side up as we head into tomorrow and the rest of the week. the numbers will be back into the upper 60s inland with the readings along the coastline just in the mid 60s as we head toward the weekend, we will be looking at numbers edges off a little bit. but that is bad news. there is nothing showing for the next couple of weeks and that doesn't sound so good. >> the hillsides are the summer brown color. >> it is not happening. >>> well a bay area figure skating phenomenon could be headed to the olympics. 15-year-old paulina edmond finished second at the figure skating championships. there are three olympics spots up for grabs. the official picks will be announced tomorrow. and dennis, i know you have an opinion on this. >> well she finish id second in a stunning performance. she had the most difficult program. she earned it. she is only able to qualify for sochi by one month. but she earned it. she deserves a spot on that team and if she doesn't get it, i will be furious. >> there you go. >> half of the conference championships in the nfl are s

i don't think they see themselves as ending up as aligned with the u.s. at the end of this process. they look to other countries in the world as their natural allies such as china and russia. host: let me summarize how "time" focuses on this deal. the easy part in dealing with iran, iran and six major powers have agreed to a six-month freeze of tehran's nuclear program. the deal goes into effect this week. give some breathing space to discuss a permanent agreement. and then there are spoilers. hardliners could undermine a final deal. guest: that's in many ways an oversimplification. i don't think this interim stage is the easy part. there's going to be two very hard things coming up. one is negotiating the final agreement. that will be very difficult and could take much more time than people anticipate right now. implementing this first step agreement could also be quite difficult. the only experience we have with this is essentially in 2003 when iran and the eu reached agreement over its nuclear program. that proved to fall apart after a few months over questions about this or that

9:00 on thursday night as we wrap up our football specials here. we'll talk obviously about the super bowl, steinberg, the super agent, the guest. who is the most important large coach in the league? they polled 320 players, and pete carol of settle came out number 1, mike tomorrow lynn, rex ryan, bill belichick, and harbaugh finished eighth. and a bay area product, he's suing the nfl and the helmet may occur, riddell maker, riddell, saying the equipment was faulty. they're saying the helmet maker for the nfl did not do a good job, so it's the helmet and the nfl being sued by him. remember this guy brandon mccarthy, getting hit with a line drive in the head? he says he won't wear the major league approved protective gear. we have to show this again. ouch! anyway, the leak came out and says pitchers will bear the new helmet and he's on record saying, i know what i went through but the helmet is uncomfortable and doesn't look good and it's hot, and here is a guy who got hit in the head and doesn't like the helmet. there you go. >> thank you. >> thank

the iranian ministers said that the white house is misrepresenting the deal, and iran has not given up as much as they say they're going to give up. there's a lot brewing on that side, and the iranians need a stronger line for the domestic audience that's being put out in the audience. so he's the charmer. >> we're seeing conflicts breaking out in a lot of places, and in the u.s., $7 trillion in holdings that a lot of businesses are sitting on. and how are they concerned about that gap between the wealthy and the poor? >> income inequality is a major topic here. it's the third year in a row that it has been determined to be a global crisis. when you're here, when it costs $20,000, it's only rich people here. it is the 1% of the 1% of the 1% attending here, but many are global leaders, ceos, the head of the international monetary fund and they're all here. and they have identified that while the world is projected to grow faster in 2014 than in 2013, the idea of unemployment, youth unemployment. and highly pressured middle class and disparity and inequality is the world's problem. they say

multiple angles from this bus as it rolled into the ashbury intersection. >> you see the guy backs up as if he was trying to stop the bus from going any where. >> reporter: watch as one guy jumps in front of the bus. then others pull out spray cans out of their clothes. >> he starts tagging part of the bus. you hear loud banging noises. it sounds like they're hitting the side of the bus with unknown devices. >> reporter: then a second bus approached the group, it didn't stop. but that did not prevent the crowd from charging the bus, breaking the window and tacking it as it passed. >> you see people photographing it. they're all standing over here taking pictures. >> that's funny because that's something i would hear about but no i haven't heard about that. >> reporter: this man works at a skateboarding shop. and we learned that they're part of the investigation. that's because they were holding a skateboarding party the night of the attack. >> they've had five parties since i've been here and that's the first time i've heard of that happening. >> reporter: a store employee told us the pa

as with so many other shoppers the cards and key ring tokens have mounted up. >> as soon as i understoodhe advantages of having a card in terms of savings and discounts and purchasing power, i was in. >> it's hugely important. consumers are looking for extra. >> reporter: professor of consumer skolg at golden gate university use the information in many ways and information that can be hacked to steal your identity. >> it's a way to collect information on consumers they use in order to cue rate their offerings or target offerings to a particular consumer. >> i realized that more and more as i get ads sent to me online or if you go on their web sites all of a sudden they're featuring certain products to you. >> reporter: what's worrying retailers is we've been readily willing to give up this information. will we be willing to do it in the future? >> i think consumers will change the way they interact with retailers. no more free information. >> reporter: shopper shatter agrees. >> i think that i am going to be more careful in the future. it's my job to stay as opaque as i can to random thi

with this storm is like all the other storms in the past, as that is starting to shift down here across the bay area, it's beginning to break up. not as much rainfall that we would like to have here across portions of the bay area. of course, this is such a big deal across the bay, because we have been so dry. take a look at this. since october, only 0.9 of an inch of rain. phoenix with 2. 52 inches. so we are drier than phoenix in the southwestern desert. more coming up on a possible system for this weekend and the shower chance in a few minutes. >>> turn the water off. that's the theme of a new campaign aimed at convincing residents to converve water. officials are nervous about the dry conditions and planning for the worst case scenario. >>> getting around in san francisco is dicey these days, especially for cyclists and pedestrians. drivers have killed three people just since new year's eve. jean elle is live and talked to people who are saying the city has to do something about protecting people. >> reporter: it seems like people on all sides are fed up. the latest collision happened here tonight. a bicyclist was ride thi

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up on your maps when you want them. a few headlights getting more slowing into livermore and dublin approaching. the map will show you the area and as we get closer to the dublin i want change, they are slowing because of the volume. we'll tell you more about 680 and slowing coming up in the next report. >>> new this morning the iphone is now officially on sale at china mobile stores across that country. you can remember last near apple signed a deal with the largest carrier, as a result apple now has access to 763 million subscribers. scott mcgrew looks at stocks but today it's more special. scott, seattle versus san francisco. >> where did i get that idea? i don't know. seemed like it might be appropriate to look. let's take a look and we'll start with seattle stocks. boeing, that was founded in seattle, terry. you know what, it moved its headquarters to chicago because chicago is better. boeing was down 41 cents. starbucks falls behind. microsoft up. but they are in redmond so this doesn't count. let's turn to bay area. twitter down a buck. tesla knows where it's at, ahead 6.84 yesterday. google worth $1156 but the ultimate compa

as well. send us a photo by facebook or twitter or e-mail. and we'll put them on our website and maybe even, like makenna here, on television. >>> coming up next at 6:00, controversy is brewing as a hunting club auctions off the chance to hunt an endangered black rhino. why the group says it is saving the animal in the long run. >>> plus, target isn't the only store hit by hackers. the latest retailer to have customers' information stolen. >>> a bay area ice skater is looking for a trip to sochi. she's skating tonight for a spot on the u.s. olympic team. we'll show you. >>> new at 6:00, a popular pond on the peninsula is scheduled to be draped thined this weekend a ducks died. they believe the deaths are related to a suspected outbreak of avian cholera. it does not pose a threat to humans but can kill other species of birds. the fish and wildlife service are asking people to be on the lookout as well, and if they see several birds dead in one place, to alert authorities. the pond being drained is in redwood city. >>> neiman marcus is the latest retail store to be hacked. they're alerting customers whose data was stolen. they were notified abou

a few 35 miles an hour but they have backed off and our main concern is this winds kicking up. as a result, low hiemdty levels. overnight lows tomorrow morning will be in the lower 30s out toward santa rosa and napa. san francisco 49. san jose turned up 40 degrees. starting off chilly with the sweaters and jackets. once again, nice recovery into the afsh hours. lots of greens and yellows reflecting the 60s and 70s. the overall weather setup is this. there is a storm track out here, but it's heading way up to our north. as a result, january has been very dry, and unfortunately the forecast is not too much change through at least next week. there's a good chance the rest of the month could be dry, as well. high pressure sticking around, maybe just a little bit cooler by the weekend. forecast highs for tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. after that cold start warming back up into the lower 70s out toward sant sxroez vacaville. oakland 74. hayward 71 degrees. san jose forecast high of 72. sunny vail at 70. look at downtown san francisco. forecast high of 70, as well. look ahead your five-da

issues, and then, not obeying when i had asked for the insurance, and basically one issue but it comes up as two. >> okay, thank you. >> great. >> and do i have or could we have a vote, please? >> present mazzucco? >> aye. >> vice president turman? >> i'm not sure that i quite understand the issue yet. so i am not able to vote at this time so i pass. >> so i am sorry, commissioner. >> i am not able to vote at this time. >> commissioner dejesus? >> yes. >> commissioner chan? >> aye. >> commissioner kingsley? sni. aye. >> commissioner loftus? >> aye. >> motion passes 5-... >> and i don't have a vote from... >> and abstaining? >> and one. >> you can't abstain. >> commissioner? >> let me ask the state attorney, are we able to abstain from a vote? >> do we have to speak like on the mic and stuff like that. my assessment is that both parties are in agreement that they want to withdraw, the complaint, and the specification and so that to me is pretty compelling, and on top of that we are understanding the reason, which is that he is in compliance and has been for some time, but due to the administr

i'll detail the timeline for where you live coming up. >> as construction crews are clearing the roads we have more folks heading for the morning commute and a crash on the tri-valley. we'll show you the latest coming up. >> a live look outside now and the bay bridge doing its thing. lights twinkling on this friday morning. they twinkle more on fridays. it's friday, january 10th, this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. a peninsula teacher quit her job amid accusations of sexual misconduct by students at previous schools. she worked in palo alto, the private school for girls between 6 and 12th grade. the "mercury news" reports the school found out about the allegations two months ago and put the teacher on administrative leave. she recently did resign. the teacher was accused of sexual misconduct by former students at schools in chattanooga and dallas. this is back in the 80s. she had not been charged with a crime. >> i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. she's got a l

and shares have skyrocketed up 2900% over the past five years. today in frankfurt asbout 5%. it is a small stock as far as dollar value goes, so that's up only about 13 cents there. on the buyout of sirius xm, this could give them a potential bid for time warner cable. one of the most potential takeover targets from last year. it's no secret that they have long eyed time warner cable. ceo greg moffett commented on this company when he appeared on "squawk box" last month. >> it is unique because it is not controlled by a family and it's large. they have a management transition going on, all the factors have led to a lot of speculation about transactions. and there's a lot of things to find attractive about those consolidations. >>> liberty bought a 27% stake in charter communications last year and has been pushing charter to acquire time warner cable. on a call with analysts on friday, maffei said the deal would enhance liberty's ability to borrow $27 billion up from about $16 billion nearly doubling its annual number while only adding $3 billion in debt to put more ca

folks there are lining up as recreational marijuana goes on sale this morning. ne over the age of 21 with a colorado identification can purchase up to an ounce of marijuana at a licensed store. >>> 5:33. new year's day, what have we got? >> i'm moving to colorado and opening a snack food stand. that's what i'm doing. frito-lay! i'm going to make millions! [ laughter ] >> hey, guys. happy new year! out the door this morning, it is a cold start to the day. the temperatures freezing in some spots in the interior valleys but yeah, we are going to manage to squeeze in some sunshine and warmer weather into the afternoon. right now we have 30 degrees even in santa rosa, 38 in san jose, 43 in san francisco and 38 degrees in oakland. i think by the afternoon, though, plenty of sunshine for just about everyone. maybe clouds along the coast. but otherwise mid- to upper 60s inland. low 60s out toward the coastline. and hazy sunshine and some mid- 60s in the bay. plan on 63 degrees in fremont today. should be about 66 degrees in redwood city. 62 degrees in san francisco. let'

up there and she has this report. oferic decker is a huge part denver's success. the soon-to-be free agent caught for nearly 1200 yards sharply emerging as one of peyton manning's favorite targets but they are not in denver anymore and he talks about how he's targeting the challenges of a new city leading up to the big game. >> you have practiced 9:00 until 5:00 so you have all day. you have to do the things that make you feel comfortable and make you feel like you are at home. inis expecting a baby girl march. he jokes he told his wife to take her time getting here because the stress of having a baby in the super bowl on the same day would just be too much to handle. britt mchenry, abc seven sports. heat and nba, the kevin durant continues to dominate finishing with 33. blasting out the heat. the final 112-95 from miami. back to college park, maryland with perhaps its best performance of the season playing against miami tonight. from the field, beating miami the final 74-71. that's the story from the comcast center. back to you. with snow and ice hitting the south, one thing is for sure. >> they don't know how to drive -- bottom dollar.

it wouldn't be a stretch to see this stock trade as high as 90. uprom $78.80, making it one of the most expensive stocks right now. it's a great growth company. and it will only do better as the year goes on. next up is pfizer. this is a company being challenged by the four horseman of the pharma apocalypse. did you see celgene today? a nice run last year. i think it will tread water in 2014. i see it as being hard pressed to go above $34. look, at the end of the day, i just see pfizer as one of the bigger blahs of the dow, you hear the dogs of the dow. i don't know, maybe it has something up its sleeve but i don't think so. number 23 is proctor & gamble. i think people will continue to bail on the slower growing p&g in favor of cyclical stocks like the industrials, like at the end of last year. however, i think they would be wrong to sell. i think the ceo will make some big changes in 2014. i think this is why you must own it. frankly the company is too big and too layered. there's still a lot of heavy lifting to do. this is the time to buy proctor

up as i mentioned, all of that snow -- even new england is starting to dry out after this strong coastal storm ripped through the area and brought so much snow and wind. things will improve as we head into the upcoming weekend. but then another cold blast on the way. i have all the details in my full forecast. >> the nasty weather caused plenty of problems on the road. earlier this morning, news chopper seven was over i-95 south in columbia, maryland, where a tractor-trailer slid off the freeway and into a ditch. vdot later closed the lanes on interstate 95 near del city two treat the roads after several crashes there and also along the a crashcounty parkway, involving for cars. brianne carter has more. >> from arlington to alexandria to sterling, people today are after thend shoveling first snowfall of the year caused problems for people hitting the roads. a blustery temperatures brought in by the storm only made matters worse. >> very harsh. i had a cover up my ears. >> it left a snow and ice flush, which may driving in the neighborhoods a nuisance. the harsh gust of wind only, get it

claims to withhold as a hold up as a as a model the u.s. says well we'll send you told missiles so you can send more missiles and kill more people washington's tactics in the middle east and beyond is up for debate later in the program in cross talk with peter. we have alliances all over the world because of a grand strategy that has been implemented especially since world war two that seeks to dominate the world and so all of our interests according to people in washington rests in every nook and cranny of the globe and we end up paying the governments of smaller nations and arming them and making sure that they are allied with us but it ends up in tangling us in conflicts that are none of our business ok dive in new york would you agree with that or disagree entangling alliances just too many and it puts u.s. interests all over the world at risk well i think certainly there is a danger of being overcommitted to allies but i think at the moment touch lee far from like precipitating conflict that the opposite danger is that many of the us hi

as the inches kept piling up in frederick, for many it was time to get to work. he says some storms can make you want to do this. he he felt fine tonight as went out to shovel for folks. >> the gentleman right here has a bad heart and cannot do it. i said i would do it for him. the lady next door is like 70, so i do it for her as well. parking lotto keep ice free. -- tonight, his job got harder. with the snow emergency in effect, plows worked to keep roads clear but it has been rough going in some spots. even though the snow led to more work for some, if you did not have to drive, it was very pretty. >> is gorgeous. perfect right now. not too heavy. >> back out here live, this was a heavy, wet snow. the kind that sticks to trees. as far as how much we got, this trashcan maybe the vest way to show you. it was right around three or four inches. more than they have seen in a while. very excited about the snow. live in downtown frederick. >> we need to get you a bodyguard, tom. thank you very much. the snow is sticking to the roads in the district as well. , including

as i said oh how did you discover stefan. well it came from two different places one was john maloney who co-created that with me he's a great stand up and used to write it as an owl and he really deserves a lot of credit for stefan because so much of the. disc you know they were playing out his hand and he got an e-mail from a guy saying hey you should come to this club this club has everything like rooms full of broken glass balls new york's hottest club is wish or whatever it was called and so he would read out this email to us as a joke and then i separately. go to this coffee shop and chelsea every morning and there was a barista there who kind of talk like that humans that guy or you and he was always telling me that his life and he he said i live on the lower lower east side. i get it i'm with you him so i'm doing him so i was doing that around the office john maloney was reading the email and then john had the smarts to say let's combine them did anyone think that gays would be offended i know is a sin line yeah i know one no one was really. no one was really offended that i know of the nice thing that i heard actually i've h

he just up as someone named priscilla. -- dressed up as someone named priscilla.elso between the brothel business and the banking business. it is about customers first. that was the message. this is not just a one-off. the dutch have a sense of humor. they take the cabaret on tour. they give full performances this -- of this. the company is planning an ipo soon. >> what do you think of the dress? [laughter] >> i think it is a very in color. electric blue is a very in color. i could see you. >> let's do it. >> he says, let's do it. >> you could interview him in drag. >> talk about schizophrenia. >> on the beach. capturesmes a picture the imagination. for me, it is this. this is a sculpture. it took driftwood and built to horses ine race movement on the beach. this is the times newspaper. it is driftwood. but, thatlippines, they went through -- the trauma britisht through, a sculptor. >> they couldn't have done that on the beach in the u.k. the backdrop would not have been as nice. >> you don't think so? >> blue skies? >> never mind the u.k. [laughter] >> go on. vod

in every other way, though, natural gas it finished at a four-year high up 10%. >>> as tyler just said. the federal reserve stuck to its plan to trim back its bond-buying program. wrapping up a two-day policy meeting and ben bernanke's lasts one as chairman of the fed, the central bank seemed unsafazed i the recent emerging markets. . neither recent emerging market currency turmoil in turkey and elsewhere nor the disappointing december jobs report was enough to get the federal reserve to change its mind about trimming its bond buying program. at ben bernanke's last meeting as chairman of the federal reserve, monetary policymakers were unanimous to reduce purchases by northerly $10 billion to 65 billion per month starting in february. leading analysts were not surprised. >> we couldn't see any real way that they would have stopped the process because of some increased volatility in e.m. and recent selling in the s & p. it just didn't make a lot of sense. >> reporter: the economy appears to be a mixed bag for monetary policymakers. on the positive side, growth in economic activity picked

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