she headlines: >> tell us what you think by tweeting us or leave a comment on facebook. >> the obama administration told congress it needs to raise the debt ceiling by the end of february. treasury secretary jack lew said the deadline for lawmakers to raise the nation 16.7 million borrowing limit and avoid default is two weeks earlier than last month. a reason is the treasurer expects to spend more money paying tax refunds in february. >> bill schneider proposed an aid package. it could keep the city having to raise money by selling treasurured artwork. the government says it's not a bail out, but a quicker way to help detroit settle its bankruptcy. the city's debt is estimated at $18 billion, including $3.5 million in underfunded programs. ibm announced 15,000 to 10,000 job cuts according to an analyst. there were lack lustier sales, a quarterly report showed a 26% drop in hardware sails. the hardware division is where most of the job cuts will take place, ibm is the latest company to reduce staff. its rival planned to cut 1,000 jobs. ibm has 400,000 employees in more than 170 count

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. >> tell us what you think by tweeting us, or leave us a comment on facebook.ick,co author of the ox-fam report says extreme income inequality can lead to a host of problems. nick what are those problems, and what does this do? >> first i would say that the report looks at more than just income, we're interested in really wealth in kwulty as well. economic inequality. and the international monetary fund came out with a study last year, indicating that high levels of economic inequality can stunt long-term growth, and we should care about it from an economic perspective but also from a societal perspective as ox-fam knows from its years working in developing countries, we mow that high levels of economic inequality can stunt the rate of poverty reduction -- >> is the principal that the wealthy -- there are so many goods and services that wealthy individuals can purchase whereas if you spread it out that stimulates economic growth? >> that's part of it, right? we want to ensure that working class people can contribute to grodenning the economy and be full partici

. >> hanna wrote: tell us what you think by tweeting us or leave us a comment on facebook. >>> the obama administration told congress it needs to raise the debt ceiling by february. jack liu said the deadline to raise the borrowing limit and avoid a federal default is about two weeks earlier than he said last month. the one reason is the treasury expects to spend more money paying tax refunds in february this year. >>> michigan governor rick snyder has now proposed an aid package to shore up detroit's pension funs that could keep the city from having to raise money by selling it's treasured art work. the plan would provide up to $350 million of state funds over the next 20 years. the governor said this is not a bail out. simply a quicker way to help detroit settle it's bankruptcy. it's debt including $3.5 million in under funded pension. >>> involving 10,000 to 15,000 job cuts this year, big blue reported lackluster sales. the quarrel report released late tuesday showed a 26% drop in hardware sales. ibm hardware division is where most of the job cuts will take place. chip maker intel sai

tell us what you think by tweeting us or leave us a comment on facebook. >>> the global economy got aurprising jolt today thanks to china. a highly regarded report found that china's manufacturing sector has now contracted for the first time in six months. the demand for goods in china, the world's second largest economy appears to be cooling off. others skad that data this time of year can be somewhat unpredictable. nonetheless it caused world markets to tumble. the dow jones dropped 1.08%. s&p sank 0.91%. if china's economy does not keep growing, companies? key european countries will suffer and a falloff in europe and china could put a very big drag on the united states economy. one american company that just reported a strong finish to 2013 is microsoft. they said that over the final three months of last year, strong sales of its office software offset what would have been weak sales numbers surprisingly the sales of the surface doubled. and the company sold 7 million xbox game consoles. >>> next the ceo of coca-cola has some predictions from davos, we will reveal what he calls ou

you can tweet us, and there is always the facebook page. >> you can find lots more on what's happening in egypt on our website, www.aljazeera.com, and you can always tweet us or message us on facebook. now more than 30 international media organizations issued a statement calling for the immediate release of five outage journalists. mohamed fahmy and bader mohamm mohammed, and peter gr este are being held outside of cairo. two others have been detained for five months. >>> thailand's government is sticking with february 92 election day despite protesters. it claims supporters are dwindling. meanwhile, gunshots were heard overnight and an attack on anti-government pro testers. at leaswe'll go live to bangkok. and shinawatra's government not budging from that election day? >> no, indeed, and this is one of the major points that divide the thousands of people that you see demonstrating here over the past few days, in fact, the last few months. and the supporters supporting the prime minister shinawatra and the election day of february 2nd has been clear, confirmed, approved by another very

value like to get in touch with us tweet us the kaiser report until next time bio. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future covered. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. the shops were always full of goods. but in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went and saw that all the shelves were empty. in november the. warehouses it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people would be eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well but i couldn't. the third night that was incredibly heavy bombing. it was a directory that was very sheltered and everyone was buried underneath. all of them would. be interviewed. her. the ukrainian opposition rules out any compromise with the government and they have refused all of the president's proposals intensified the political deadlock triggered by almost two weeks of riots. you russia some of brussels downgrades a summit with russia because of differences over the crisis in ukraine w

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send us a tweet@bill hemmer and to me@alisyn camerota.d i look forward to the colorful responses. >> where is the beef. and remember the lady in the end of the stage with the russian swimsuit. evening bath and swim bath. >> i do remember that. >>> new unemployment numbers that could create political headaches for the white house and opportunities for republicans. u.s. employers adding only 74,000 jobs. they expected 200,000. >> and jobless rate falling from 6.7 percent and that dropped because americans have dropped out of the labor force. and on top of this, negotiations have broken down loving long- term unemployed in financial limbo. we'll debate all of this. author of juliero beginsky. and i will give them the first question to my esteemed colleague. >> julie, why is it not getting any better? it was a down day. >> first of all let me say that i remember that wendy's commercial and it was i am feeling old. >> thank you, you are scoring a point though. and the reason it is not getting any better. it is getting marginally better and mon

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fox news will have coverage starting at 8:55 and the five of us will be live tweeting. we're going to tell you about that later. it's going to be a tough sell for the president tonight. the latest fox news poll says that 62% of americans are dissatisfied with the way things are going in the country. and a wall street journal poll says 68% think the u.s. has been stagnant or worse off since the president took office. so what can we expect to hear from the president tonight? ed henry knows a little bit about that and he joins us from the white house. give us the summary. >> well, dana, what's interesting, as you'll remember from your final year or two of the bush administration, dealing with the end of the administration, where we use that dreaded phrase, small ball, where there's not a lot of new ideas, not a lot of major initiatives. you're kind of running out the

he says: also on facebook james said: >> finally a tweet: >> you, the community can keep tweeting us. >> it's hard to believe the 3-year anniversary of the egyptian process to pave the way to democracy is upon us. with the military in power and introducing reforms to roll back freedoms egyptians hoped for, is it a return to the hosni mubarak era? the world watched deadly clashes between the regime and mohamed morsi, who was ousted in a coup last summer. the u.s. congress is paving the way to resume financial support despite opposition and a law. 49% of americans say they are against further aid to egypt. 43% believe transingses in egypt is bad for -- transitions in egypt have been bad for the u.s. as u.s.-egyptian relations are put to the test, should americans worry that if the past is an indicator, washington may regret its friends. >> we talk to steven cock, an author and fellow. david rhode is a 2-time pulitzer prize-winning journalist held by the taliban for eight months. and david pollock is a fellow of new age policy. >> it's the second anniversary of the longest serving presid

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of course for those of you at home we want to be part of the conversation to be sure to tweet in usinghe hashtag you see on your screen now. >> some athletes say physical, psychological and sexual abuse are part of the equation. elite athletes are coming forward with allegations. just a little over a year ago 19 speed skaters, including five olympic medalists filed complaints. a few national gof earning bodies have stepped up to declare zero tolerance for such behavior, but some adz woe indicates question whether inconsistent guidelines are enough? they say the winning at all costs mentality has taken over, making athletes less likely to report abuse. joining us is katherine star, two-time olympian and current president of safe for athletes. in chicago, john little an attorney who handles many sexual abuse cases for olympic athletes. and mitch abrams a sports psychologist who has worked extensively with athletes who face these abuses. welcome even to "the stream." katherine coaches push athletes to try harder. that's their job. they yell, and put you through growling workouts. but at w

tweet in using the hash tag on the screen. >> going for gold comes with sacrifices. physical, psychological and sexual abuse are part of the equation. from speed scakating to judo athletes are coming forward. 19 speed skaters filed complaints, citing coaches hitting athletes, throwing chairs and bottles, and berating a skater for being fat. a few bodies, like swimming, stepped up and has zero tolerance. some wonder whether guidelines is enough. they say a winning at all cost is making it less likely for athletes to report abuse. >> katherine star, 2-time olympian and president of star. and john little, an attorney who handles many sexual abuse cases and dr mitch abrahams, a sports psychologist working with high performance olympic athletes. >> coach's push athletes to try harder. they yell and put you through workouts. at what point does hard core tough coaching become abusive? >> one of the things about being an elite athlete is you excel on your own, and it's having a balanced relationship between your coach and yourself. if you are in a dynamic, they are pushing.

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you can send us an e-mail or send us a tweet at c-span wj. let's look at what it would take for the democrats to take control of the house of representatives. republicans have 234 seats. and net gain of 17 would flip the house from republican to democrat. when we look at the 52 seats on our competitive lists, it is not a matter of only winning 17 out of 52 seats. democrats are defending half of those 52 seats. they not only have to win the seats they are defending but then also gained 17 more. there have been some pretty critical republican thatessional districts kept open. these are seats democrats have been salivating over four years. democrats have some of their own open seats. out any potential gains democrats may win by getting those democrat -- by getting those seats. take almost a small miracle at this point. it is not the type of election or type of environment the credits need to win those seats. in terms of the u.s. senate, the democrats have 55 seats. 45 for the republicans. republicans need six seats, that assumes they do not lose

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. >> tell us what you think by tweeting us or leave us a comment on facebook.ally snapshot says it has been hit by hackers. user names and phone numbers were posted online. while it was live users could down line the data. the hacker or hackers say they exposed the data to get snap chat to fix the flow. they had been warned about the security weakness back on christmas eve but down played its seriousnesseriousness. >>> blizzard warnings stretch all across the northeast. the snow, wind, and ice could effect as many as 70 million americans. when i talked about the storm with my colleagues earlier today, my initial thought was we should calculate the loss to the economy. but the fact is, such storms, at least economically are not always very clear-cut. hardware stores are about to make a fortune selling shovels and's-melting salts, and while main street may shut down for a few days, there will be entrepreneurs offering to dig people out. those transactions are at the heart of our economy, and they aren't going to stop, they will simply adjust. it will give a lot o

us. fox's special coverage of the state of the union begins at 8:55 tonight. don't forget, we'll be live tweetingjoin us using the hashta hashtag #foxnewschat. >>> executive action and not many new initiatives. the state of the union address shaping up to feature more confrontation than compromise. this is "special report." >>> good evening. i'm bret baier. president of the united states desperately trying to avoid the irelevance of lame duck status will tonight take another shot at outlining his second-term ajentda and what he's willing to do to accomplish it. his critics, and there are more of them now than ever, are already charging that some of those tactics are unconstitutional. we have extensive coverage tonight of the state of the

that >> send us i tweet. >> to me at alisyn camerota.them at the end of the she. >> there are disturbing developments in sochi as russia welcomes the world. russian security forces on the hunt for three potential suicide bombers, so- called black widows and one of them already slipped through the layers of heavy security and in the olympics city. mike is a president of diligent of dmroebl intelligence firm. mike, great to see you. they call these women black widows and this one on the screen, her husband was killed by russian security forces and he was a jihaddist and the thinking she will a venge that death by going to sochi and doing something terrible. you have been in this business for a long time and in the city the size of sochi, where dow look for a woman like. that >> one of the problems the security perimeter is 60 miles long and 25 miles wide. that is the ring of steel that putin talked about. and dumped 35 or 36 russian personnel in the zone and put in place extraordinary security measures, the problem is, they are dealing wit

laura says: >> robert says: >> you can tell us what you think by tweeting us at al ali velshalivelshi. >> david lazarus, a consumer columnist at the "l.a. times," david, why is this overdraft fee hitting so many checking account consumers? >> well, let's face it, we're not the best managers of our money. that's our birth right of americans to throw our money around willy-nilly. there are a few things to keep in mind when we look at overdraft fees. the owe new ownus is on us to kk of our money. unless you have a burning jones to go out and support the ban banking industry with these billions of dollars of fees racking up, do something about it, and there are tools at your disposal that will help you not get caught in the overdraft fee vortex. >> what are some of those tools? >> well, the first thing as we heard, opt out from overdraft protection. since 2010 federal law has given you the power and the right to step away from that, and it's just smart. if you don't have the money to cover a transaction, this will just cut off the transaction. now there is a couple of things. paper check

we want to know how will you be using facebook in three years? tweet us your responses, we will use some of those answers later in the show. so captain and teneil are getting a divorce, the report comes out from "people" magazine that this couple best known for their string of hits in the 1970s, including "love will keep us together" they starred in their own variety show. we all recall that. "the captain and teneil" show. they were people on the love boat. >>> all right. still ahead on "way too early," so what led up to the interview around the world the new tame i tape on the matchup that led richard sherman to lose his cool, later in the cooler, louis and his excellent venture at the sun dance film festival. it wasn't just the celebrities that left an impression. i can't wait to see this, he takes two wheels, my man louis. >> that story when we come back. >> i have asked for this radio and television time tonight for the purpose of announcing that we, today, have concluded an agreement to end the war and bring peace with honor in vietnam. ♪ ♪ stacy'

us. we'll ask our viewers about it. tweet us or leave a message on our facebook page. we'll read your comments at the end of the newscast. we have here today a promise from the man who filed the lawsuit, one and all it -- one apology and it all going a. >> a woman in the ntsb says a woman assaulted her and her daughter at an airport and she wants justice. >> police say a gunman with a knife shot and killed two women inside a grocery store in northern indiana. they say he was pointing the gun at the store manager. the manager on his knees before the officers shot the suspect dead. >> six workers fell off the roof at the bobsled center at the olympics center in russia. they were trying to clear snow. >>> two men, including a former marine, witnessed an armed truck robbery so they followed the truck and called 9-1-1. this happened outside washington, dc. investigators say one suspect fired at the former marine, who went to the hospital after he got hit with shattered glass. all four suspects are new under arrest. no word on money. >> the news continues and we'll read your

jack dorsey, one of the founders of twitter, he sent president rouhani a tweet saying basically, mr. president, glad you're usingtwitter, but can the people of iran actually read your tweets? president rouhani in his style wrote back very casually, good evening, jack, in a tweet, then basically didn't answer the question. >> what's behind the government's desire to censor social media? >> reporter: some believe that the censorship of these social networking sites in particular stem from the 2009 protests which took place all over iran after president ahmadinejad's last heavily contested election. and twitter especially was used to help get the word out about rallies and marches and events. it's believed that part of the government's desire to censor the internet is so that they can stop that kind of -- what they think of as dissent from getting out there. >> you said you met a man there who was part of those protests. >> reporter: said lelaz, a prominent iranian economist and journalist. we went to talk to him principally to talk about the impact of sanctions on the economy. but several years ago, said was also

send us an e-mail. or tweet us. here is a look at the top ten adult nonfiction books checked out of the new york public library during 2013. at the top of the list is facebook chief operating officer >> lincoln, who never travel the side of the united states and admitted to is like a diplomatic knowledge was successful in deterring the euro

let us know tweet just for you can go to the kron4 facebook page and let us now.n emeryville, terisa estacio kron 4 news. >>james: another delay in the sierra ;a,ar murder trial. the lawyer for antolin garcia torres asked for and was granted yet another continuance thing he still needs to review the evidence presented by the district attorney's office. the prosecutor voiced concern that the suspect is not entered a plea since he was arrested 19 months ago. the 15 year-old morgan hill girl went missing back in march 2012 she was last seen walking toward the bus stop on her way to school. her body was never found. the judge says she hopes the suspect will enter a plea at his next court appearance on march 3rd. >>darya: governor jerry brown is meeting with his recently formed a drought task force as the state faces a serious water shortage. brown says he will work with farmers to take whatever steps he can to get more water to parched fields. reservoirs' have dipped to historic lows after one of the tries calendar years on record. the first sierra snow survey of the