this material is feeding the outer ering of sat urn, and that's an interesting one to see. the other is a photo where we see a cloud-like feature in the atmosphere, it's a ring around the poll that has this 6-sided nature to it. that is unusual to see. it tells us a little more about the dynamics of the atmosphere in sat urn. >> 2013 was a big year for space. tell us about your favourite discoveries and innovations. >> i think my favourite is what has happened on mars this year. the mars science lander that we know as curiosity i was able to complete its primary mission after one year on the surface of mars. it has nine years of power supply and discover more information about the possibility of environments where life may have developed on the planet. it has a way to go to get to mt sharp. on that trip it will give us more ification in. the other thing that -- nor information. the other thing is that the vehicle worked so well, better than we had reason to expect, other than great engineering by n.a.s.a.'s engineers. what gets me is the car will not star, and this object w

i must say the ending with alabama and auburn - urn ream. >> the sports headline is a national headlinee game of the season between number one and number four lived up to all the hype. the tigers shot the two-time defending champ wrongs. it was quite a scene. michael eaves was there in the middle of the madness. >> 78 times the iron bowl has been played between australian urn and alabama. only one time before was the stakes as high. both ranked in the top five, hopeful of a title. you can make an argument about the greatest iron ball. this one had a dramatic finish in iron ball history. >> here we go. >> 56 yarder. it does not have the legs. chris davis takes it to the back of the end zone. running it to the 10, 15, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50. there goes davis. auburn is going to win the football game. auburn is going to win the football game. he ran the miss field back 109 yards. they are not going to keep them off the field tonight. holy cow. >> of course, everybody will remember the final play of this game, and people are calling it one more second. because they have the prayer at jordan

and the urn trails program. but so the reason is that the program - the children s are not located in one location their dispersed throughout the area. we've done we've begun outside of the box and a gone to the locations where the children are at at the valencia where the children are located and it's proved to be successful. if we move across town and provide a tutoring service no one is going to be there. it would be helpful if we start to think about what's possible >> within the agencies within the mission. >> commissioner mendosa mcdonald. do you think we could put this on the bill's and grounds agenda and maybe speak to our partners at the city college to see if we could swap some space that's a new facility that's centrally relocated so it might be a chance we could are we talking about a space with them >> that's actually a good idea they may have a program like yours. it's is college campus it would be better >> we should and maybe mr. chavez you've facilitate some and since i chair the grounds i'm hap

just a few gifts urn his tree for his family. and i would say if the story touches you, that you should take up my torch and its light will lead you off the path of cynicism and indifference. and its fire would warm your heart and it's warmed mine. >> reporter: in sterling, virginia, dave culver, news4. >> a great challenge to the rest of us. >>> montgomery county was feeling generous this year and xeelded its toys for tots goal by 20,000 toys. yesterday families who originally didn't make the cut for the program were able to take part. montgomery county toys for tots collected about 98,000 toys this year. that's compared to about 36,000 toys last year. >>> well, with christmas on the doorstep, new year's resolutions are already floating around. the advances in skin care you might want to hear about before deciding what your goal will be for the coming year. >>> plus, you're bound to have something to return after tomorrow. what you need to know before you head back into the store. >>> we have some good news for pregnant women. e

>> i kiss his urn. i say hello to him every day and say good-bye to him every night. >> erika's mom was the principal who stood up to the gunman that day and loved chocolate and signed every note with the little smiley face now tattooed on erika's hand. >> you used to call your mom every day? >> every day. >> do you still find yourself picking up the phone? >> yes, i had to cancel her phone because i called her and texted her all the time. >> in the months after the shooting, the families became advocates for change. the bartones prompted by the questions the other two children were asking. >> why did this happen? we didn't have answers. james said, i just hope this never happens to any other family ever again. we have the option to do nothing or to do something and when you think of it like that, we didn't have options. >> reporter: the results have been mixed. over a dozen states have passed tougher gun laws. congress has not. >> think america missed an opportunity to do something right in the wake of

it urn it turns out republican the only ones divided. >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. a federal judge ruled this week that the national surveillance agency likely violates the constitution. just days before the white house appointed panel released its own critique of the nsa and its activities and made some potentially dangerous recommendations for reining it in. joining the panel this week, "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan hettinger. for your sins, read this opinion and the nsa report. tell us first about the opinion. how powerful is it, as a legal document, taking on the constitutionality of this program? >> well, it's not very compelling, paul. since the supreme court decision, meta data, phone records, information, has not been under the amendment. if you entrust your data to a third party like a phone company or a credit card company, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy. >> but why did leon then say that precedent -- because he's a lower court judge, why did he say that supreme court precedent doesn't apply right now?

. >> even the urn containing her husband's ashes was left behind. >> i have three sets of clothes, one pair of shoes, i have my dogs medical stuff, my medical stuff, a few tax things, and that's really about it. that's what i have. everything else is here. it's heartbreaking. the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> if fires in the american west are getting more frequent, and costlier to fight - the question is why? >> this is very combustible, and in fact, the small stuff is what carries the flame. >> stephen pyne says there is a perfect storm of factors - the build-up of dry brush, warmer temperatures d

experts say, it's not too late and flay are urning those who haven't gotten the vaccine to get and it get it now. >> not too late, thank you. >>> over to libya now where the state department is confirming four military personnel were destained at a check point. they have now been released. they were said to be scouting out evacuation points for diplomats there. >>> and in the antarctica tonight, the rescue and the rescuers trapped too. now, the most dramatic plan yet. abc's muhammad legal legal lila now. >> reporter: it's now been four grueling days the 74 crew and passengers of this australian vessel have been trapped. >> unfortunately the weather forecast is for the severe ice conditions to continue for the next few days. >> reporter: and now, another setback. >> what's that on the horizon, chris? >> that's the icebreaker coming to rescue us, aleck. >> reporter: the rescue attempt had to be aborted when the icebreaking ship sent to rescue them nearly got stranded itself. this is what a third team of rescuers are fighting against, the sheet of ice that's not 10 feet thick. it was ret

at the time an urn that was carrying his wife of 49 years was in the backseat. they believe the car wash attendant handed the car keys to a woman that is new now in dutschke. >> i hope she pays for her transgression. or since. i hope she goes to jail. >> hayes says it was three long days until he received the call informing him that his car had been found at a port until stockton. he says being reunited with his wife's ashes means everything to him. >>> new report finds mentally ill patients allegedly dumped in california are committing crimes. according to the sacramento b the hospital in las vegas busts more -- bussed more than 325 patients to california. the papers investigation said since then some soft passenger names have been found in criminal data bases across the state. san francisco district attorney dennis filed a lawsuit against the hospital for allegations of patient dumping. >>> time is 4:54. a 19-year-old woman is recovering in the hospital after a stray bullet struck her while she was watching tv at her home. the shooting happened friday night ju

has no illusions about how difficult the fight will be at the very least what he wants is this safe urn to. cost money money to say thank you we're like goes. we don't exist does or sylvia r.t. london. over some other global headlines scuffles have broken out in mexico city between riot police and protesters angered by a dramatic hike in metro to get prices for millions of commuters the subways the only way to get to and from work in one of the world's largest metropolitan city. governments says the fare increases and is needed to stem financial losses and ease overcrowding. fighting has broken down the capital of south sudan leaving up to five hundred people dead and forcing thousands to flee their homes it provokes fears that the world's youngest country could sink back into civil war this comes as ten politicians have been arrested for supporting a failed coup attempt on sunday authorities say they're still hunting for a former deputy prime minister who they accuse of leading the attempt to overthrow the government. or had we look at the achievements of gone as economy and whether it

in 14 miserable days in australia, the urn has been taken away.hat went so horribly wrong. >> everything. [laughter] >> australia has performed very well. done, australia. >> we will see them in the next hour. stay with us on "countdown." ♪ >> the following is a paid program. >> i am lisa. i never had cosmetic surgery. i am not afraid of high definition cameras. closer, closer, good. your skin to look as line-ful, fresh, and as

under the affordable care act you stay under your parents' plan urn till you are 26. >> thanks, fixer. >> hollywood liberals will do anything for an invite to the white house. sadly the desperation doesn't end there. covered california aims to sicourage young people to enroll dential imposter rapping. >> if my critics get an attitude, i tell them to stop, if you need that new health care, sign up cause it's hot, commander in chief and i'm two terms strong pause plus i've got this health care which has got it going on. so tell a friend or a random guy i have a game changer that saves lives. >> lame video featuring a lame duck president. we want you to join the conversation. log onto our facebook page. do you think the broken obamacare promise is the lie of the year? plus, it's time to trend at 10:00. use # hannity over the next hour. here we have tom cotton and jason chafitz. >> hi, sean. >> congressman cotton, you're leading in the polls. red state democrat mark pryor. >> yes. even a so-called fact checker knows the president's promise you can keep your health care plan if you like it

the aussies won the 5-match series 3-1, reclaiming the urn for the first time since 2006. >> it's specialnot just for the group, but the people that supported us through the highs and lows of international cricket. yesterday's result was a thank you to everyone that stalk by us. >> an inquiry in the english camp as to what went wrong is underway. >> it would be simplistic to say people are out of form. we have been outplayed in all three departments. when we reflect on the way we prepared and the way we have taken on the opposition in the series you know, honestly we can say we have been outplayed. >> india's test cricketers have been given live after the retirement of sachin tendulkar. india won the toss and chose to bat against south africa. after losing a one-day series, india are looking to make their mark on the tour. they are 70/2. >> that's all the sport for now. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. we, lottery officials in the u.s. say at least one person has the winning ticket for a $636 million jackpot. the ticket purchase for the megamillions has been traced to the city of sa

crucial, australia leads the match 2-nil, so england must win if they want to avoided handing the iconic urn over with two matches remaining. they will both be playing their 100 test matches. >> i think it is crucial to make sure we start well. whether that's to battle with the ball, again, really -- i think that's been one of the most pleasing features of this team over the past probably ten months is the way we have been preparing. it has held us in good stead on the field. >> as a squad we have made a really conscious effort. we have to look forward into this game rather than looking back. the way we were yesterday the way we have gone about our -- trying to do things the right way. >> the hawks in the second out, the 7th difference quarters. including michael who made it 3-1. the second period came from captain jonathan, deflected home. ionogram to the 7-2 win. >> it would appear tor less than sensible location in which to run, but for the last decade they have done just that, and this year, they have been joined by our sports correspondent, and as part of his documentary asking why we r

. >> now weeks of urn certainty have come to an end for germany after angela merkel received the backing needed for the third term as german chancellor. >> reporter: darren, thank you. members of the social democrats have voted to enter a grand coalition with angela merkel and the christian democrats. a no vote could have punch germany into crisis. >>> they counted the votes deliberately but the result was never in doubt. social democrats celebrated as if they had won the election. this is a resounding endorsement for the party leadership. to go into coalition with angela merkel. >> the presiding officer set 76% of party members who voted said yes to going into government. >> the path is now open to another grand coalition here in germany, and angela merkel will remain the dominant figure in both this country's politics and across europe presumably for the next four years. mrs. merkel's cdu party won the general elections but without a majority. she's made concessions to the social democrats to lure them into coalition, introducing a minimum wage and increasing pensions. by germany's tou

nato service member died in eastern afghanistan today after coming urn direct fire.eased the nationality of the victim. 126 american service members have died in afghanistan this year. >>> more news later. now back to msnbc "under cover." >>> after four years of living the punishing life of a modern day slave in northern california, 24-year-old lily had lost all hope. working up to 22 hours a day for a demanding diplomate and his family. lily says her employers even made her work when she had debilitating fevers. penniless because the family refused to pay her she lived desperate isolation and growing depression. >> she's my everything. >> back in indonesia, lily's husband andy had heard nothing from his wife for three long years. he feared she was dead. >> who can i call? somebody here. i don't know. because don't have no phonen couldn't give me a number. really hard. no communication with her. >> finally in 2006, lily reached a breaking point. the diplomate's wife who insisted that lily wash the car even in the rain okuzed the obedient lily of slirk shirking her du

they also took jewelry, electronics and an urn containing the family's parents' ashes. >> i'd like themo maybe recover some things, particularly my mom and dad. >> the family does have some clue about who may have broken in. a neighbor's security camera captured this video of the thieves walking in and out of that house for two hours. >>> today an appeals court in utah could block same-sex weddings in that state. a u.s. district court overturned the gay marriage ban on friday. yesterday a judge agreed to let same-sex marriages continue though while the state appeals that decision. so far at least 700 couples have obtained wedding licenses. for now utah joins d.c. and maryland as the 18th state where same-sex couples can legally wed. >>> we're less than an hour of the second of three space walks at the international space station. it's meant to replace and repair the failed cooling system. the fix should take about 6 1/2 hours we're told. the two american astronauts were out on saturday doing the prep work. they'll be back out this morning to possibly finish the repairs. >>> and more tha

it urn it turns out republican the only ones divided. >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report."

of course, as he's shooting, when it starts coming through the wall and the window, i duck urn the desk. i knew in my head when i did, i got in the head when the bullet went through the wall. i got hit in the back instead. >> he keeps firing until he empties out his ak-47, 33 rounds in all. he then pulls out a pistol and fires. >> am i going to die today? that's actually what i thought. i didn't know where he was. i know his intentions were to kill everybody after how long it was going on. so i thought if he's going to walk up in the yard, i don't know where i'm going to go. so he's definitely going to finding me. he came here to kill everybody and himself. he was on a death mission. >>> next, bolt walks into the office and shoots the secretary in the elbow. now two employees shot. >> i'm praying god protects us all, that nobody gets killed. i said, lord, you've got to protect us. >> officer william vidala arrived at the scene just as he is exiting the building. he thinks he's responding to a complaint about an irate customer. he has no idea that customer has shot two people. >> when i

they also took jewelry, electronics and an urn with his grandmother's ashes. >> i'd like to recover somengs, particularly my mom and dad. >> they have some clues about who broke in. a neighbor's security camera captured this video of the thieves walking in and out of the house for two hours. >> boy, never thought about that, the doggy door. >> you wouldn't think anybody could squeeze through there. >> except somebody small and opened the doors and did it that way. pretty awful. >>> 19 minutes after 5:00. want to take a look outside with you this morning. 37 chilly degrees outside our studios. a nice look at the dc skyline there for you. after all of the clouds and rain we had yesterday. >> yeah, it's a beautiful morning even though it's cold out there. tom says we're going to feel this cold for a while, too. tom? >> good morning. yeah, the sky cleared out overnight. just a few high clouds lingering over the bay. a few low clouds in the mountain. elsewhere, it has cleared out. we are drying out as well. here in the storm team 4 weather center, getting reports it's down at or below freezin

two companies urn one roof. it goes to 85 almost instantly. go to curt.er: jim. >> yo, curt. >> caller: midwestern new york b-b-b-boo-yah. my stock is pay. i carry that stock over a period of time, and it's gotten trounced a couple of times this year. it's up around the 25 mark. >> well, last quarter was good. now you won't have to wait too long because they report next week. i have to tell you, i have been waiting for them to put together two straight quarters in a row that are good, and they have not done that yet. i'm crossing my fingers for you sir. can i go to alex in louisiana. alex. >> caller: hey, jim. a big weekend boo-yah from baton lanterne rouge, louisiana. >> lsu go, man. >> caller: i have a quick question for you. you've been talking a lot about it lately. it was a couple of tough days in india. what do you think about nokia going forward? >> i like nokia. i like the single digit digits that are going higher. i think they can go to $10 without a problem because their intellectual property is worth a great deal more. i go to steve in florida.

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name which you can own as a master limited partnership that trades under the symbol line, l-i-n-e or urnhe name lynnco, lnco. either way you get 10%, and lynnco is uncomplicated from the techs perspective and the company just completed the acquisition of petroleum a couple of days ago and that gives it a much more oily basis that has more natural gas. symbol nov, and that's the leading maker of oil rig equipment and 60% marketmaker that we own for the charitable trust. really bad and a laggard. it's up just 13.8% in 2013 and that's disappointing, but i like the company going forward. the high price of oil around the globe and not just the domestic part of the united states gives national oil well a fountain of orders and they'll see accelerated earnings growth next weir and nov is spinning off the distribution business in order to unlock value, so here's the bottom line. you can always fall back on big long-term themes and the domestic oil and gas revolution. that's what i like to do. i like celgene, gilead, regeneron for the former, eog resource, noble energy, lynn energy and national o

because you're an ambassador partners on pointe, not just another classic cal ballet company, average urn show the ballet world that black people can do this and give them a chance. it's an important organization. >> it's become quite racially diverse. it's african-americans and other racial minorities as well as few white people. but it's -- it is more than anything it's just a very, very beautiful ballet company and great school. i've seen -- i've gotten the chance to watch the students in class and do demonstrations of their work. there's something that arthur mitchell has still and had as a dancer which was very unique. he had a nobility and elegance and a strength and mass clinty that was palpable when he was on stage. somehow the entire school, all of the children, from the little peanuts dancing to the older teenagers, they embody that same kind of spirit. and the school -- the company is now run by two of mr. mitchell's dancers, virginia johnson and leave veen. that legacy has continued and it's a really beautiful thing to see students own themselves and to have natural -- there's

nothing's going to be urn the tree. you know. >> reporter: rob nelson, abc news, new york. >> every year more and more people are ordering on-line. you can see how this could happen. it is an incredible thing to try to pull off. >> but you have if agreed or said you were going to do it you should honor it. what's the right thing to do. >> amazon says they will offer many customer shipping refunds if they guaranteed it. >> it's not just christmas i'm hearing. if your hanukkah gift got there late. >> if they guarantee it and it didn't get there at the at least you should get a refund. u.p.s. says it will get worse birth gets better because today will be a huge day as people send things back that didn't fit. it's not just what was in the pipeline but a new round of stuff in the pipeline. >> i wouldn't want to be u.p.s. right now. >>> at least one major bank is worried that data thieves got the personal bank pass words from target customers but the retailer says no, the information was not part of the data breach involving

urn the flag, the american flag, he takes into manhattan, secures the guys, how good they were, he believed that they would be looked as as loyalist and they were killed, maimed, and hurt once washington road in, and an american city and country. washington goes, do i need to steam roll new york now and after we technically ended the war in york town, pulled back, they'll leave soon. when it was clear, coming in, had dinner, hung out, and two or three days later, they pulled out, went up to canada, as i understand, and then washington, as we put in the book, would say good-bye to the officers, which he thought was for good in 1783, and the speech, chronicled in the biography, that his kids urged him to write, talked about being overwhelmed with emotion, couldn't speak, and he asked everybody one by one to come up and touch his hand and left the that vern that stands today and walk to the barge. i don't go downtown a lot, so i expected it to be a mile to the water or two miles -- it's right there. the tavern looks the same judging by the paintings, sketches, and photo, and you can actually f

over the weekend, i started with a handful of e-mails to rmer f c c, and full-urned it into a blown surveycouple of very specific issues. in record -- in a rejecting the saidt-mobile deal, they they wanted for, not three. it would be extremely difficult for them to now change their tune and say we are willing to accept three. the head of the antitrust division was the leader of the antitrust -- the merger review that rejected att -- at&t/t- mobile. think it is very unlikely that it would get improved -- appro ved, and therefore very unlikely it will get or post. >> very interesting. thank you. coming up, as facebook begins running that ad this week, we will tell you which company could be in the first ad. ceo will be live on market makers on 10 a.m. eastern. the state -- stay "in the loop ." ♪ >> one story on the bloomberg adar, this week facebook will start running video ads, the first one will be for a lions gate movie called divergence. i could be the harbinger of things to come. >> they been talking about this, and people have been anticipating this for quite some time. i'm curious, wh

a french rescue boat also filled to penetrate the ice and had to be urn ited back so reinforcements aree way. an australian ship should arrive by tonight. we're hearing for the people on board, that they are not in danger. there's enough fresh road for two weeks -- fresh food for two weeks and dry food that will last longer. there are 17 people on board, scientist, tour its and cup meles. they are posting messages on youtube caylee. >> i hope you're enjoying the summer as much as i am. we're currently in a bit of ice. not to worry. everything is going well. >> now it seems that they will continue to doing the research that they set out to do there. they are counting birds and drilling through the ice to take pictures of sea life. the crew is out there because they are retracing the footsteps taken by an strin explorer back in 1911. hopefully they will get back home soon. >>> we'll take a quick break. 9:42. stay with us. a little shaky out there, windy and breezy out there. another spare the air alert is in effect. we'll find out if any rain is in our forecast as we begin 2014 flex year

urn it the numbers now negatively stacked. what happens in 2014?s a very kurz medic guy. -- charismatic guy. only 57.ll young, he could change things around. he has a lot of convincing to do. he is essentially selling. he has to get some cash. he has sold some yachts. has discovered an oilfield that they are ending their hopes on. >> some yachts and some private jets. interesting. thank you very much indeed. francine, back over to you. >> thank you so much. that good use and company news. facebook is selling shares for the first time since last year's ipo. it expects to raise about $4 billion. most of the shares are from chief executive mark zuckerberg. he says he will use most of the cash to pay taxes. europe's largest defense contractor says the united arab emirates has halted talks to buy europe later typhoon combat jets. negotiations over an earlier accord are also delayed. in the last few minutes, we have had breaking ongoing. cathay pacific is buying 21 planes from the aircraft maker. it is a deal with a value of $7.5 billion. coming up, as e

once the president made that decision he was prepared to deploy troops urn these circumstances, we then backed up and decided we could use that as leverage to convince the pears if they reached an agreement, there was good chance the agreement would be used and to go to the other nato countries -- our 25 or 20 was part of the 60,000-person nato force deployed in bosnia, actually, much longer than we thought it was going to be deployed, and that became extremely important to the confidence of the parties that if they greed to some kind of an agreement, that would end the war. >> just on the sanctions piece and analyzing the sanctions use as a tool, it's true that you may give some incentive for the networks to form and learn how to smuggle, but i do a lot of work in eastern europe, a lot of declassified documents now made possible according to the files and the kgb files. there's a book on romania that's instructive. it was just finished this fall where he goes through the entire analysis. these countries are ripe with intelligence services. in eastern europe, one out of every three peop

>> i kiss his urn.every night. >> reporter: erica lafferty's mom dawn hofstra was the principal who stood up to the gunman that day, who loved chocolate and signed every note with a smiley face that's now tattooed on her hand. >> you called your mom every day. >> every day. >> do you still pick up the phone? >> i do. i had to cancel the phone because i called all the time. >> reporter: in the months followed the shooting, they prompted questions their other two children were asking. >> how could this happen? why did this happen? we didn't have any answers. and james said i just hope this never happens to any other family ever again. we had the option to do nothing or to do something, and then when you think of it like that, we didn't have any options. >> reporter: the results have been mixed. over a dozen states passed tougher gun laws. congress has not. >> do you think america missed an opportunity to do something right in the wake of this disaster? >> possibly. some changes happened. not enough. but i

darden has several names urn their um -- under their umbrella including olive garden, there's a lookthe stock right now, down about 6% at 49.80. so you did have the hedge fund barringtoncapital group pressuri the compa to split into one that operates as olive garden and red lobster brands and another for its longhorn steakhouse and season 52 brands. so you to do see those, the stock is to the this year up about 10, really underperforming the overall markets. connell: lets get to this mule story now that we've teased up, and i guess cocktail lounges have a rob with what has become one of the more popular drinks, this moscow mule. they have vodka, ginger beer, simple syrup and lime, but it has this copper mug that they serve it in, and bartenders say the copper enhances the feeling of having a cold drink in your hands, but that creates an issue, of course. only in america. bar patrons are stealing the $20 cups at an astonishing pace. one bar owner telling "the wall street journal" he ran out of the mugs in just eight weeks, and bar own ors are now requiring identification and credit ca

pay out the principal plus interest over that actuarial but what we find as customers at the higher urning levels are not that - a couple reasons. we some people bought those levels and we see this are actually saving so if i'm sitting before i retired automatically i only need to clear the hurdle of 85 cents on the dollar because i no longer need to save for retirement and if i pay off my mortgage that is another that you do not have to clear out when you get to retirement so you can begin to see replacement, income replacement rates close to retirement ranging between 68 cents on the dollar for wealthier people and up to ranges in the 90's for people at lower income levels. >> thank you very much. you directly answered what i wanted to find out. thank you for the hearing senator nelson. this is a very good panel. >> we will do a second line of questions. i appreciated senator casey's comments about your personal story. i would like to talk to bring back the issue of retirement age and painted a picture of a couple stories that are not as personal for me as they were for you that people i

but i think that this is a gradual way to set expectations and to minimize the urn certainty that business. so the small businesses, medium sized businesses, all businesses need the lending that banks haven't been doing. we should anticipate there should be greater growth going forward. they've seen these signals. they wouldn't do it unless they've seen these signals. >> i think it's a mistake to interpret this as a pulling back or about the stock market. this is about we have enormous unemployment, way too high unemployment, and the federal reserve board has many tools. it has said we are going to do everything we can until we see unemployment drop. the fact they've actually said called forward guidance, they're going to hold on to low interest rates even longer than they said before. this is maybe good for the stock market but even more it's good for working families where we really need to get jobs, get unemployment down. what's unfortunate in my view, speaking about economic policy, all this focus on the federal reserve board. but that is actually the weaker institution for getting job

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of high yield bond funds and we are seeing inflows into stock funds but it's mainly into japan and urnuity so far. very important distinction and very interesting rotation going on. buys back to you. >> let head over to the nasdaq. sheila, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. santa claus making a visit to the nasdaq yet again. the index is opening at a fresh 13-year high. the biggest winner on the index is tesla. after it got its safety affirmation concerned with that five-star rating. apple is a stock everyone is talking about. it's one of the reasons we saw the nasdaq push high they are week. today it is taking a little bit of a breather. i want to quickly mention amazon, facebook and google, three stocks that have recently hit all-time highs, a lot of talk about how it's pushing higher. facebook taking a bit of a breather. >> and i want to mention a satellite technology company, calamp corp did come out and report earnings, it beat and could be what to expect in upcoming earnings. >> thank you, sheila. a lot of upbeat data this morning. for that we want to shift to bonds and the

. >> let's the urn to politics for one more story here, and we'll get to ac actiona a little late. you hear about this? rumors have been bubbling that chris christie met with a local new york republican about possibly running against incumbent democrat andrew cuomo for new york governor. in a recent phone call with the press, cuomo reportedly downp y downplayed the report, saying, "i can tell you this: i spoke to governor christie this morning, who told me the exact opposite. and i'll leave it at that." the comments put christie in a tight spot with his own party. >> you say? you don't say. >> yeah. okay. he's in charge of the republican governor's association, which tries to get republicans elected. yesterday, chris christie tried to set the record straight. >> mr. astorino hasn't told me or anybody else he's running for governor. i'm not supporting somebody who doesn't say they -- won't say whether they're running or not. i think it's much ado about nothing. and my guess is that some people, irresponsible folks, who are trying to urge mr. astorino to run, to try to create an imag

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. >> you have really alleviated that urn certainty in the economy?ink alleviating government shutdowns does aliveate some of the uncertainty that's been plaguing this country and capitol. >> you've been a darling of the right. there are a number of white wing groups who have come out against this plan. are you prepared to take all that incoming fire? >> look, as a conservative, i deal with the situation as it exists. i deal with the way things are, not necessarily the way things i want them to be. i've passed three budgets in a row that reflect my priorities and my principles and everything i want to accomplish. we're in divided government. i realize i'm not going to get. that so i'm not going to go a mile in the direction i wanted to go to, but i'll take a few steps. this agreement takes us in the right direction. for the very reasons i laid out before. this says, let's cut spending in a smarter way, some permanent spending cuts to pay temporary sequester relief, to result in net deficit reduction without raising taxes. that's fiscal responsibility

urn. let talk about ?ie. it's not a true statement at all. we are trying to provide the exact same benefit that you were saying as a good thing to people across the country. employers as cro the country should be free from having skyrocketed health plan. the states vary. there's no question about it. we provide a level of -- >> my -- i would like to justice point out to clarify. new york you can't heap your health plan. in new york under 50 employees you are not experience-rated. there's nothing in the aca that is helping that employee which you use as a stark example. i can assure you that a lot of the employer and employees like the health care they had. they can't keep it anymore. there are things that are considered essential. they didn't think they were essential. now they're not going have insurance. they go home and explain to the wife and kids why they don't have insurance because the government told their employer what think to to offer. now they can't have it. it was not a good day for the dinner table discussion for that family in