>> i think i would have to agree washington has definitely let us down. point you have to take it into your own hands brian now washington has led me down there is definitely a lot of hurdles ahead of me but this is america. this is what we do. we get over hurdles in this is what will continue to make this country great. is a matter to say if the government has led us down we will take into our audience. melissa: that is true that government has let me down my entire life. i am still here. could block. time for your college graduates to enter the workforce but she thinks she will make a living on the beauty pageant circuit? now that they're all grown up is a time to start fleshing the pipe dream? day you need to give your kids a reality check? at the end of the day you must tell the and it is all about money. than the research this man has at his disposal is how he puts it to work for his clients. morning. morning. thanks for meeting so early. co on in. [ male annncer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in

we have an and there will be a fly in the old ointment and it will 15 us a cool down. backtracking late thursday into friday and it will give us a cool down and then after that it is back to try, then maybe 5 the end of the dash time of the month. testimony has prompted and that will be tonight taking us to 3:00 thursday and some of the higher elevations could get us to 40 and in lake county it is dry and napa already 27, 30s and 40s for the rest, ukiah, 30s and 19 up in am sacramento, higher clouds are moving south and it is hazy, patchy, mild to cold in fact they are way above average and all over a way yet pattern and clearing out saturday and back to warm on sunday. >>> they are cutting 1100 jobs at its facilities and the cuts will be in its embedded processing unit and that's expected to cut this year. they are acquiring it at yahoo bought yahoo said words cannot describe how happy they are. they will stop their current service and they are notifying their customers. >>> they will lawn much a television service and amazon has approached at least three big media com

brenda, to bring us back down to the family, heritage fountion came up with a great example. it's like your family, the way the government's run using current budget numbers, it's like you're a family that makes $52,000 a year, but instead you spend $64,000 a year you put that $12,000 on credit. that makes sense. but you already have $312,000 existing debt out there! so it's just crazy. we're spending beyond our means, but we already have this pile out there, which is huge that we can't pay down! interest alone is going to sink us, not to mention all the other entitlements we have. brenda, it's nuttiness, but that's what happens as you elude to, you spend other people's money. >> well, blame goes to both sides of the aisle, jonas, but you're not so worried because gdp is growing. >> yes, and i really don't have that much fah in thee american consumer spending. my new year's resolution is to have kate moss, but i don't think it's going to happen this year. i actually expect consumers to spend more consumer growth in the government this year. it's not government speing, i would

and it's a difficult issue given that we are not doing the budget in a way that gets us down into the weeds plus what's being asked for. god forbid we shouldn't be doing that we don't have the expertise to make the appropriate judgements at that level but we need to ensured against the tendency for organizations to grow over time. someone asked for something to be done and we need the positions to do the work. the part that didn't happen we don't have to do anywhere are the things we can do smarter and better ray and those things don't come in the as a way. so the question is how do you responsibly exercise the judgment and that's for the general manager to do. we have a role in that as well. and i think we need to know, you know, for those items that come up we need to get them scrutinized. there needs to be a good presumption you know where there were many needs i need to find old needs to go away. the presumption is an important presumption that allows staff and management to make the tough decisions to get there were they feel they can't make the trades we need to consider those p

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others like he was inspired by martin luther king. >> at times it seemed like history was beating us down reporter: williams was with king in washington and to the march in selma to montgomery. then there was the march home. >> he woke up us in order to right injustices. >> reporter: with his wife by his side, that's what williams did. >> they moved me. and i'm glad they were there to move me to do something in this world. >> reporter: and though he has been inspired by king and by nelson mandela and other great leaders, he believes he will be led by others too. >> i am convinced of that. that there will be others. >> i was really touched today with the service that took place today. i wasn't expecting it. >> there's still more work to be done in this country. >> some took the reverend's words to heart and plan to start by sweeping the floors outside of the glide church tomorrow. >> do the things they do. try to be the kind of person they were. and you know, love everybody. >> reporter: in san francisco, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> south bay students have been invited to enter a c

>> if we were not clean, they would shut us down. >> the do you means show it was shut down in late 2011 for a large amount of roaches. inspectors found more roochs living at denny's just last summer. kobe in santa clara claims it was voted best japanese restaurant known for the sushi bar and known for inspectors for the cockroaches. it was shut down last summer. >> have you been shut down? >>. >> instead of showing us the report, they showed us the door. >> good, how are you? are. >> this is yummy buffet in south san jose. the latest inspection report. 16 violations. >> why don't you go somewhere else. >> of the 10 we visited, only one showed us the report. >> great. >> is this acceptable? are. >> absolutely it is not acceptable. i am disappointed that the restaurants are not providing you with truthful information or any member of the public. i want to emphasize that the public can get this information in other ways. >> like going to the county website. even if you go to the trouble to look it up, the information is vague. it shows categories of violations, it doesn't give any details

fight for a living wage as well so there's been a lot of ups and downs in the labor movement in two thousand and thirteen and here to help us break down last year's news of this year's news from the labor front as well as looking ahead to next year to two thousand and fourteen is james hoffa president of the international brotherhood of teamsters president awful welcome back. nice to be here thanks for joining us what how would you define the state

it will cool us down just a tad. e ridge of high pressure that is over us is so resilient it will not allow it to breakthrough. it will weaken just a little bit. let moe show you here. we will pick it up at this hour. notice that line of rain way back here as we get into the next day or so. it moves in a little closer but it goes way north. because of that ridge of high pressure pushes it right up and over us. we will remain dry for the weekend and beyond. i don't see any rain in sight. we will remain unseasonally mild but we will bring temperatures down a little bit. in santa roe sal 29 degrees. one of the chillest spots this morning. 40s around the bay and in concord wide spread 30s. closer to the bay not as cold. wide spread 40s and san francisco checking in at 50. 38-degrees in san ramon. 39 walnut creek. we have a half hour until the official sunrise. we will remain chilly throughout. 38 for pleasantson. san jose 41 degrees. wide spread 40s morgan hill. for the afternoon shaving off just a degree or two in some a

welcome back this is false and gets us down. we have another setback for is sincere reportedly chased from the hospital they were using as a base in the disputed city of aleppo this as two swedish journalist held for more than forty days are free. have to tell of the jerusalem african migrants protest by thousands against his detention law it's too hot for summer he's such a gentle breeze the storm among european clubs by suggesting that twenty twenty

and one of the rescuers is us down tied to ropes being lowered down slowly because in that well is a 70-year-old man that lost his balance and fell all the way in. this is the second attempt by these rescuers to pull him out. the old man is so exhausted, he really can't help. second time they took extra rope and this is the moment they're finally able to pull him back up to loose translation, it sounds url covsually covered but this kay it wasn day it wasn't. >> that's quite a fall. >> and it's a tricky rescue. the jacket had collected water making him even more heavy. so doctors immediately start treating him. and even though at first they were worried about him, he suffered only minor injuries. and he'll be all right. >>> winterreaking havoc on a large portion of the country. this was shot near colorado springs and the road is pretty icy, pretty snowy. and traffic is moving slowly. so you think everything might be going okay. that's not the case. >> there it goes. the guy who shot the video said they took out about six cars. you hear the crunching metal and tires as he moves out of

. >> i have to say this is really, really cool but you really let us down. you said we can do what ken does for a mer ing we were going to get to ride in the car. >> and i was ready to pay $160 for my booty to sit on that seat and drive that car. >> i still think it's cool. they did it down to the wheels. the rims are exactly the same, the course is exactly the same. and $160 wouldn't even cover the insurance to get in that car with ken. >> i'm really actually blown away by the drifting ability of the person controlling this car because you're doing it with like a little remote control steering wheel and they're able to drift with that much precision. >> that's really great. >> $160 gets you the remote control car, doesn't have to do anything, charge the batteries, boom. >> that's not a bad deal. >> well, here we go again. video of a young fella approaching a granny in a grocery store here and you see her purse is right there, out there in the open. >> i just want to say thank you for being you, yourself and only you. >> but this isn't a bad guy. this is a g

you go to the chow house, somebody is fighting, they lock us down. >> it's changed from the way it usedting killed, getting raped. things like that. they got a hold of the penitentiary now so it ain't really like it used to be. >> inmates and staff agree, the reforms make stateville much safer. what they disagree about is the price prisoners have had to pay. that's next on msnbc's "lockup: stateville." ♪ [ male announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. centrum silver. ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira he

that will cool us down a little bit and it is still dry. >>> 451 is the time, take a moment to look at this video, a surfer taking part in a competition found himself up staged by those two dolphins. the crowd was nothing to write home about but the dolphins, they took over the show. >> they love to ride the waves, look at all of them. >> coming up, new hope, some dogs recovering from the dogfighting ripping and now animal services needs your help to find them loving homes. >>> what happened yesterday after they were promising at least one more year. . >>> a man in a truck ran them down. one of the children is now in the hospital with a crushed pelvis and broken clavicle. his two older sisters received only cuts and bruises. >> they were two feet out of our driveway. he came all the way around and stopped right there a few inches in front of us. >> the driver, 31-year-old wesley murray was arrested 30 miles from where the incident took place. police said he had several warrants. >>> and now the city's public work's department said 200 gallons of sewerage leaked into the water after thi

then a weak system brings us the clouds, cool us down a bit wednesday and thursday, but no moisture out >> it was captain winchester troublesnout. >> colin rush is here with sports because shu is with the niners in seattle. >> i'm glad there are no players with the last name trufflesnout. >> shu is in seattle, covering it all. the 49ers take the field on sunday at three-point undergoings. so a field goal type of game. not like their odds of winning are 10-1, like harbaugh. harbaugh the horse. the cold bearing the name of the niners coach, racing today the $100,000 california derby at golden gate field. look at this, neck and neck as he hit the back stretch, defying the odds and then fading fast, harbaugh finishes next to last in seventh place. niner fans, reinforcements on the way in the secondary. carlos rogers says he is fully recovered from the hamstring injury that kept him out of the playoffs so far. he'll see time in nickel situations. he won't have to worry about percy harvin who was unable to pass concussion testing. >> we have a lot more guys to deal with. their running game, q

that will cool us down to 22 sunday. another system comes through sunday night. temps go up a little to 27 and we get cold again, 19 on tuesday. so we got little clipperlike disturbances about of 36 hours. >> check out the temperatures. >> it's crazy. i think some of the burbs may get below 0. >> you're absolutely right about this snow. easy to shovel, though. >> i was able to use the broom. >> 10 years since we've had a snowstorm like this. >>> plenty of you refuse to let it go to waste. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in rockville at robert frost middle school with the hardest of the hard core sledders on the sledding hill, the cohen family. how is the snow? >> good. >> reporter: are you having a super fun time still in the dark? >> yes. >> reporter: yeah. they have been sledding for hours and it's just fantastic. are you going to have school tomorrow? >> no! >> no. >> reporter: no way. and, mr. co hedge, you think it's really going to -- cohen, it's really going to continue to come down? >> you say no shot of school tomorrow. >>> what do you have for us tonight?

sure that they know that you know so if you don't have the means to them that's our no one said let us down and arrested but don't know what they're doing and let me just say never get. old. and they decided i'm going to go sometimes i can see a foreign ships here that doesn't get up but there's nothing i can do apart from reporting them to dhaka. the water. play there for them in fact it's not like it is. going to run out of here that if we call deca crocodiles that the ship will have left before they have time to arise from the dumper. the same even when we had a small ship here they had time to escape it. means they have watchman here and and. to confuse them what we do now is not important important. in peace we are unable to fight those ships and people. who do well but they are a big ships armed ships faster than our patrol says when put to you for a bit and was that we had made an appeal to our friends our friends will move but they won't move as long as we don't have to ask patrols are as well armed as those ships there's nothing we can do against illegal fishing. we have even caugh

what is your question >> guest: my question is how come obama and a democratic people are running us down a social plan to take away our children, shut health care down our throats and we can't afford and tell us we are -- we have to take care of everybody? it's very common is the. maybe you people need to read the book "mein kampf" and see what hitler did to his people. i'm very upset about it. >> host: let's get a response from congresswoman wasserman schultz. >> guest: obviously i don't sure richard you, and what we're trying to do as democrats under president obama's leadership and democrats in congress is make sure we can focus on what most people in america's number one priority is is creating jobs, getting this economy to turn around, focus on investing in long-term issues like education, and investing in health care research, make sure that we can get a handle on the long-term solvency of some of our safety net programs like social security and medicare. to me that's just the appropriate role for government, and i think most americans agree which is why we reelected president obam

live for us down in santa clara. tickets for sunday's game went on sale today, but not to 49er fans in california. here's the deal. centurylink field put in a rule saying they're only going to sell to people with billing addresses in the pacific northwest and parts of canada. 49er diehards tell us, this little rule won't keep them out of the playoffs though. >> it's important to show our support. >> easily $1,000. tickets are like around 400. plus the hotel and everything. >> one way to get tickets is through the secondary market like stubhub. another way, some family and good friends. we've been asking you to send in your 49er faithful photos. look at that little guy. everything from two little babies to decked out families, and pets. the whole shebang. click on my picks to upload your photos. >>> right now, the search for a serial arsonist is ramping up, after a rash of fires in san jose. since wednesday, there have been more than a dozen fires within a small radius on the eastern edge of downtown. >> have you hear

for example, iphones should only be used down to 32 degrees. samsung's smartphones can be used in temperatures as negative 4 degrees, something to consider headed to a cold climate. >> our phones in this area are safe. >> i think so. >> christina would know. is my phone safe to use? >> you are a north bay gentleman, up there we dip into the 20s, as you know. unless you're out there 7:00 a.m. making long calls, i think you're okay. but, mhey don't forget about mo. showers on the radar, well to our north. but we're getting soupy conditions and some drizzle on the radar right here in the bay area. yeah, not a lot but enough to show you on the radar. south of the bayview district in san francisco. there it is. i know, i know, i blew your mind on a wednesday morning. temperatures are going to be cooler. the great news about the preuptation precipitation, this is it's goning. tracking showers for the next few days. we'll go deeper into that. right now, slick out there in spots. just south of the -- you saw mike inouye. >> showing that little bit on th

some are going to lead us down a path of some very severe problems.las, the first and most important thing is every kid getting a good education. in some parts of the world, they understand that. in some parts of the world, they don't. sadly in america, we don't seem to. we keep falling in these rankings. we are lucky to be in the top 30. that does not go well for our future. we have to pull together, get away from the partisan stuff and start devoting the resources we need cap a future. >> bill, you are passionate as well about training our young people. particularly in computer science. >> i think education is top. mike and i think it is incredibly important. we have been willing to create some controversy saying, let's help the future be better. let's try out new approaches. the status quo is unsatisfactory. technology is going to help, particularly for that motivated learner, and how do you create the motivation broadly? that is mostly a human problem and helping the teacher do it as best as possible. >> tell me what you think about the state of t

we are being criminalized due to poverty and inequality which has worn us down. we suffer from discrimination, low wages, no incomes and violence, especially for lgbtq people of color. poverty and economic inequality must be addressed to end our crises, not criminalization. last june there were horrific statistics that came out during pride about the high number of lgbtq young people homeless in san francisco. thises was followed by the rate of lgbtq elders committing suicide because of poverty. 29% of homeless population in san francisco identify as lgbtq. as queers we have often been forced to leave families due to violence, bullying and home phobia and we end up on the streets to this day. ~ homophobia when we end up on the streets, we're vulnerable to be arrested, exposed to violence and ending up in jail. queer or not, when we are in jail or prison, our loved ones suffer and have to do an additional work load as a result. it's a huge amount of work, getting the loved ones out of jail, keeping their dignity or helping them deal with the enormous trauma and ab

aren't the banks the one who took us down this rabbit hole that ended up being the financial crisis? >> i don't think so. they were a big part in creating the bad things, 9 wrong things that occurred, but they didn't create the financial crisis. that's the problem. if i did gone to the core reasons of the financial crisis we might come up with real solutions of what happened. but we chose not to do that. we chose to focus on the banks. by chosing on the banks we passed on a lot of laws and regulations that has really harmed the american consumer. >> in your sense what is the core reason? >> the core reason is we had an enormous trade deficit in the united states which resulted to $1.25 billion per day for decades being sent to other countries. we built up a massive amount of lendable funds. when they came back in the forms of investments there weren't enough good ones to go around. basically the core problem is that we've got to deal with the trade deficit. we've got to produce products that we sell overseas, and that's not being thought about. >> the best argument in favor the banks

the united states of america has let us down. and so those radicals aren't going anywhere. in geneva, the two sides will disagree and in syria the death toll will mount. >> syria's three-year-old civil war killed 130,000 people and forced millions from their homes, as ukraine stanth on the brink of its own civil war, the government is making teams to ease tensions, ukraine's parliament offered amnesty to protesters. there's a catch. the protesters must agree to clear public areas within 15 days. opposition leaders called the trade-off unacceptable. it's an attempt to shutter protest without change. >> an investigation into the security breach is widening. still ahead the government looking into the hacker attack that compromised information of millions of customers. >> and we focus on a u.s. city as a model for economic recovery. how pittsburg turned itself around. police investigating a costly caper. how someone made off with a 300-year-old stradavarius violently. >> the justice department is the investigating the target breach. hackers stole information during the holiday

and i predict the castros will fall this year. >> and you say i'm an optimist. >> bring us down to earthplease. >> global warming, i think it's going to die this year. the environmental movement decides, given the kind of incredible cold weather we've had this weekend, they're going to wrap it all into the phrase climate change. this means the problem is totally unsolvable and they'll be able to get grant money from now until the apocalypse. >> okay, that's sort of a good news/bad news thing. all right. so i'm really cheerful coming out of this for 2014. that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see all you here next week. >>> fox news. extreme weather alert right now. a rare phenomena plunging the midwest and northeast into a record deep freeze. forecasters calling this a polar vortex in which frigid air pushes down from the north pole and digs its teeth right here in the u.s. arctic air sending the mercury plunging to levels which haven't been seen in decades. results are turning deadly. so far, snow and bone chilling temper

for us, down to 33ing degrees at santa rosa. 37 degrees in livermore. 38 for san jose and 40 degrees tonight in fremont. day time highs tomorrow, 10 degrees above average. look at concord. 65 degrees. 10 degrees above average. the rest of the bay area, low 60ss. and as we look at the week ahead we will see nothing but sun for the most part. readings in the middle to upper 60ss. inland, wednesday, cooling down. next weekend we will get a few clouds but no rain as far as the eye can see, ann? >>> a popular eatery issues an apology to a 2-year-old customer. what an employee said regarding the child ,, i'm detecting increasing levels of happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks. great glittering galaxies. the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! explore more, and save up to 25% on select nights at a disneyland resort hotel. there's no end in sight. i'm going to need more time. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i

interests and it should not be collecting the information of ordinary americans in bulk for its use downeup at some point in time when it decides that it has an interest in a particular wishes to target someone at that stage. >> congressman hoekstra, what do you think about this proposition? >> well, i think patrick is wis absolutely right. president today acknowledged that there is value in the bulk collection program. patrick is right, this program is going to continue, actually what the president laid out is he is looking for a solution for a problem that really hasn't been identified. the bulk colleges program has been signed off by republicans and democrats, people as diverse as dianne feinstein, myself, mike rogers, president bush, they resident all recognize and believe that bulk protection was legal collection and they also believe that it was essential to keeping america safe. i agree with the analysis that the president came out with today saying bulk collection is necessary. we need to keep it. i don't know if he is going to find a place to move it or not, but the bottom line

the dell founder set down with us in switzerland.e a look. >> the hardware part is still an important part. the value is certainly shifting to the software. these are areas where we have invested tremendously. we had 30 acquisitions in the last five years. we built a $21 billion enterprise business in this new area. certainly, as a private company, we are intending to focus more on those areas. >> before you jump in here with some questions for mr. dell, the michael dell ad on television is a home run to left field. you went back to all these companies. >> it is kind of an inspiring ad. >> i got goosebumps. >> i didn't cry, but -- >> i appreciate that. >> what you have in your hand? and how significant is that to what you are doing? >> we have a new eight inch tablet. >> is this a shameless plug, or what? >> shameless plug. >> this is an eight inch tablet. it is also an entire pc. you take it with you. if you attach it to a monitor. you take it with you. >> it is just a small pc. >> is therefore the whole industry is going? >> it is

aren't they the ones that took us down this rabbit hole being the financial crisis. >> i don't think so. they created a lot of bad, wrong things that occurred. they didn't create the financial crisis. that is the problem. if we had gone to the core reasons for creation of the financial crisis, we might have started to come up with real solutions to what had happened, but we chose not to do that, to focus on the banks and by focussing on the banks we passed a lot of laws and regulations that harmed the american consumer. >> what is the core reason? >> the core reason is that we had an enormous trade deficit in the united states, resulting in a billion and a quarter to a billion and a half per day for decades sent to other countries, and we built up a massive amount of lendable funds in those countries. when this money came back to the united states in the tomorrow of loans in investments, there weren't enough good ones around. everyone grabbed for the money and the banks were one of the groups that grabbed for that money. basically the core problem is we have to deal with the trade de

. >> reporter: a driver waves us down. >> are you guys towing? >> reporter: locked out of his own car after helping someone else. here's what can happen in weather like this. this handle was frozen. and when he tried to open the door, it just broke. and that's not the only problem. in weather like this, motor oil thickens. engines can crack because of frozen coolant. windshields can shatter and tires lose pressure. the best thing you could do tonight is the easiest. stay off the road. >>> i'm alex perez in milwaukee. these polar portraits capturing the bitter cold. icy eyebrows. frosted eyeglasses. >> i'm wearing long underwear. i feel like i'm going skiing. but i'm not. i'm going to work. >> reporter: to get a true sense of the arctic blast, one need only to let a little of the outside in. on the streets, the bitter cold is dangerous. >> they could eventually die out here. >> reporter: we road along with these milwaukee police officers, patrolling the streets and trying to get help for those who need a warm place to stay. >> you go somewhere rig

bring us down to earth, dan, please. >> you may not like this one. global warming, the phrase we are all familiar with, i think it is going to die this year. environmental movement decides given the kind of incredibleer weekend, they will wrap it into the phrase-climate clang. this means the problem is unsolvable and will be able to get grant money from now until the apocalypse. >> okay. that is a good news/bad news thing. all right. i'm really cheerful coming out of this for 2014. that's it for this week's show. hangs to my panel and to all of you for watching. see you right here next week. >>> police in colorado confirming emergency crews responding to a small plane crash at aspen airport. witnesses say the private aircraft burst into flames when it crashed landed just under one hour ago. we will keep you updated as we learn more information. welcome to "america's news headquarters." hello, everyone. it certainly has been a floody day in iraq as violence surges all over that country. this is the aftermath after a series

a driver waves us down. >> are you guys a towing company? reporter: he had just helped another driver get out of the snow and got locked out of his own car. >> you think your handle got frozen and it just snapped. >> reporter: this winter freeze falling hard on some of chicago's most vulnerable. >> stay warm and stay safe, huh? >> i'm just going to lift this up, okay? >> reporter: at cook county hospital doctors are bracing for patients suffering from exposure. >> how are your feet feeling right now? are they better? >> yeah. >> not only are we experiencing problems with cold injury and direct impact to the skin, but everything tends to get worse. people have lack of access to their medicines. they can't get to their appointments. so their problems that they already had are going to be getting worse. >> reporter: miguel ganis, a homeless man, came in with swollen feet. >> i'm very worried it could be frostbite. >> reporter: it turns out miguel also has pneumonia. >> absolutely. this brutally cold weather attributed to his illnesses getting w

hear people saying encouraging things about vision zero but the plans i heard aren't going to get us down to zero fatalities. distracted driving is dangerous and i hope enforcement can eliminate it but there were deaths long before cell phones. the problem is taking a multi ton piece of metal and driving it through a crowded city is dangerous. he got to visit jeremy, all three of the cities i visited had no traffic in their city centers. they keep the cars out of their city centers where people are walking and shopping and enjoying the businesses. it's good for people and good for health. it's good for people. we need to adopt the policy like that. instead of in san francisco what i encountered while walking down the street are metal barriers that says i can't cross the street there and i need to instead cross the street i'm walk along, cross the street i want to cross on the other side and then recross the street i'm walking along. we've already herd that crossing streets is dangerous, now i need to cross three streets to cross one street. this is not prioritizing people before vehicles.

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these financials that led us up and yes, they are growing, to jack's point, i think they slow down andback down in a mild correction. >> how can banks get hit too much? the u-curve is going to steepen again. the ten-year note, which is trading down to, what, 2.80 or thereabouts, is going back to 3%, 3.25%, 3.5% and eventually to 4%. for most of this year, most of this year. jack, i'll go to you on this. you are a veteran pro. you know about these things. take nominal gdp and it should roughly equate to the ten year but the point is so what? the average yield on a ten year is 5%, 6% and we have a 25 year bull market with those kinds of numbers. >> absolutely. i'm not taking anything away from it. i think what happened was qe, one, two, three and four, pulled the ten-year treasury below fair value. that's because the fed was the bid. now that they're moving away from the market, it's going to get back to fair value again. if you look at year over year nominal gdp, we're approaching about 3.5%. we think we're going to get there soon. in fact, nominal gdp in the third quarter just in a qua

every bit of rain forest cut down over there really hurts us over here. john: what?axing your chest hair and the of rain forests? it is a gimmick but i would not mind so much i would not mind if they were such a hypocrite but he owns seven airplanes. he admits he once flew the jet to get a cheeseburger. it makes you wish people would confront them. but this brings someone did. >> any other plans to get your chest waxed. are you still flying to get a cheeseburger? i guess you drive the honda odyssey. owningeven aircraft is it still seven? how do you recommend americans keep up with your carbon footprint? author of the best-seller hollywood hypocrites' author jason mattera. harrison ford may be a hypocrite but you are obnoxious you are reared. >> i learned from the best i've followed your career at 2020 defending people who re duplitous. john: crooks and thieves this is just a poor actor. >> who has a lot of sway especially with young people unfortunately like better not young people takehe cue from celebrities. being hip and cool means in favor of the conservationist

as he does, it uncovers colston down the field. >> al: each team was forced to use a time-out earlier in the half. so they have one, do the eagles. and kelly figuring that new orleans was going to let the clock run down to the 2:00 warning. he takes it on this side. now you've got a gigantic third and one here. >> cris: it's really interesting if you don't convert at this point. are you willing to put your defense back up there protecting a two-point lead? >> al: the rookie robinson is the running back. brees is going to keep it himself and keeps those legs churning and gets the first down. he takes it to the 23 yard line. >> cris: it was going to be close until jed collins came in. not often you want to hit your own quarterback. he gave him a pretty good shot. he wanted to push him in the hole here. rugby scrum. >> al: so philadelphia took that time-out, but now they're down to one. now you're down to the 2:00 warning. now you're down to a first down. and for the saints, they can take the clock most of the way down without a first down and then hope to kick a game winning field goal.