i thought she was going to be our correspondent, going to face time us, tweet us, text us. >> she mightight be working hard. might is the operative word there. in sports, the winter olympics is in full swing there. the american squad is holding its own. scoring two gold medals so far, including jamie anderson's impressive performance the the slopestyle boarding event. she was set to handle the pressure and nail all the acrobatic moves and take first place. another american favorite didn't do so well. 36-year-old bode miller had a chance to become the oldest alpine gold medalist. it wasn't meant to be. he was way off the pace, finishing in eighth place. bode has four more events left to win a medal. we send him nothing but the best. to the medal count. norway off to a great start. seven total. the netherlands and the u.s. have two gold medals and four in total. russia has one gold medal and four in total. >>> women's alpine events, men have their freestyle, men's short track speed skating and for all you curling fans, chess on ice is what we call it around here. that competition will fin

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us we appreciate it. >> thank you. in don't forget our question for todayment: do you think businesses should be able to choose based on their religious beliefs who they serve? tweet@alivelshi. >>> finally this that is been a day of solidarity for our al jazeera colleagues imprisoned in egypt. you have probably already seen the hashtag, #freeajstaff. mohamed fahmy, baher mohamed and peter greste have been held for two months and accused of having ties to a terrorist organizati organization. al jazeera america has been a bedrock, our third president said that liberty depends on freedom of the press. it's a principle that has since been embraced the world over and it's so why so many people around the world have come together on this day to declare, journalist is not a crime. that's our show. i'm david shuster, in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> hi, you are in the stream. dubbed king of the politically incorrect, mel brooks is join "the stream" in a live and rare interview. he's reflecting on 60 years of pushing the envelope in show business. >> we are bringing all of the live feedback and tonight you are actually checking out something off the bucket list

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e-mail us or tweet us. i don't know.ove french soups. >> now, a slump in gold and silver imports helps india narrow its trade deficits. for the month of january, the trade deficit came in at $9.9 billion. merchandise exports at 8% while imports fell 18%. new delhi is aiming to keep the current deficit below 50 billion in the fiscal year to march of this year. >>> now, we're joined by rajiv biswa from ihs global insight. these numbers were helped by a 77% drop in gold im punputs. but i see the india trade minister is talking about dropping that right now. >> at a retail level, indians love goal. they have put this tight restriction and levies on gold in order to reduce the trade deficit and current account deficit. but what we've seen now with the january data is that trade deficit is down half of what it was a year ago. so i think there are signs of progress, reducing the trade in current account deficits in india. and knowing that it's very hard to restrict this demand indefinitely, they probably feel it's time to start

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. >> send us a tweet@bill hemmer. >> and to me at alisyn camerota. >> iran increasing the anti- american anti- israeli rhetoric as we negotiate with them over the nuclear program. there is a simulated attack on tel aviv and a aircraft carrier. and claims that iran is sending war ships not far from our border. >> hi, ally, it is the iran state of mind as they are trying to flex their muscles. they don't believe that the iranian ships that are heading to the american border left iran. it is a long way down in the south other than coast of africa and no one thinks it presents a clear or present danger in the united states. it shoes how the iranian hard liners are thinking and the messages they are trying to send here and all of the negotiations about the nuclear program. this video that was put out by the iowa rannians is crude and along lines like a bad high school computer gravuc. it shoes the iranians response what they would do if they were attacked. and near tel aviv. and the nuclear reactor. the supreme leader shoes a video. and also attacks on u.s. bases. shoes using iranian drones.

us. worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet to us @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate.t else should i get julia for valentine's day? not my idea, this segment. >>> millions of valentine will be rating their glass to champagne. i didn't buy this, either. despite the economic downturn, the fizz remains in the economic sales market. sales increased by around 50% in the month of february. wine has proved to be near recession proof over the last five years. joining us with more, the coo of champagne house, cecile is in the studio. happy valentine's day to you. what is it about roses, champagne and valentine's day that's so powerful? >> well, can you think of a better way to see i love you than flowers? roses or everything with the color of roses and the bubbles of champagne? i don't think so. that's all i want for valentine. >> did you get to charge a premium, then? >> well, valentine prices don't get premiums versus any other day of champagne, but they were a bit more expensive than the -- but i think it's probably worth, you know, a valentine. >> yeah. how do you make your

us. interact with other app users in real time. you can be our third co-host. vote, tweetrecord video comments and we'll feature them onair. use the app drive our community discussion on live tv. download it now at aljazeera.com/ajmstream app and use it with every show. ♪ >>> welcome back. we're talking about diversity in hollywood, and what drives the fairly mono chromatic big screen. there is a new study out and it was quite critical of talent agencies and agents, calling them gate keepers. does it start there with the client rosters that aren't that diverse? >> let's go back for a second. i think what tamara said was absolutely right. let's not forget that it is a business. and in that business, profits are at the forefront. entertainment has -- you know, we think that it's just creat e creativity which is there, but business has a to do with it. so what happens? if it's talent or casting agencies, they are going to look at what is selling for them, and fill their rosters based on that. now given that, i think things are changing, and some of it is not because they want

tweet us who you think won it. tweet us and use either the #lnkd or the #fb.s at the end of the show. and if there's one thing we know, it's that all stocks within a sector are not created equal. the specific names you picked really do matter once again. cnbc's dom chu joins us now on why it's a stock picker's market more than ever. dom? >> scott, i want to take this debate to the next level because the reason you're having that debate is because stocks are no longer in this risk on, risk off. everything trades together type market. here's a chart that shows you why. this chart shows you the implied correlations in the s&p 500 stocks. it's a fancy way of saying the high their chart goes the more everything trades together. the lower that chart goes the more you have these discrepancies, this divergence sis, fundamental cases to be made. now you question see the levels we were at before the financial crisis. maybe things are back to normal again. here are three examples. in the world of pharmaceuticals. this is just 2014 year to date results. check out this bec

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first send us a tweet@alisyn camerota. >> and to me@greggjarret. >> pictures showing babies dressed inad gear holding guns and posted on line for the world to so and we are learning details of a disturbing new report on the future of the fighters. >> they are the called the children of al-qaeda and a junior twist to the dangerous islamic threat that we followed in syria for the past months. twitter lines like world's youngest terrorist posted by parents and said to be militants. this is perhaps more alarming showing more grown up kids in training camps. and giving instruction on a variety of weapons. they are called the cubs of al-qaeda. and these kids are getting prepared. and a lot of it. and they are barely old enough to hold a gun and patrolling battle scarred cities. and according to the report released by the un young people are recruited for roles in the fight with the opposition and dying for the cause and there is evidence of tone -- teenage activity. they are victimized by the assad regime as well. and more than 10,000 children are killed and maimed and torteured and used as

tell us what you think by tweeting us, and leave us a comment on facebook. >>> consumer spending in januarylipped as extreme winter water kept many americans at home. the commerce department says that retail sales fell .4 of 1% last month. retailers and economists claim the disappointing data on continued cold weather. but online purchases also took a hit. retail sales gauge consumer spending which makes up 70% of u.s. economic activity. >>> today we got an updated snapshot on retirement nest eggs. last year's stock market surge help boost the average to $89,300. that's nearly double the average nearly five years ago. the study says three-quarters of the gain came from rising stock prices. just 22% of the gains were from contributions. 35% of americans who left their jobs last year, cashed out their 401k's a sign of the financial strain a lot of middle class families are facing. >>> financial strain is taking a toll on homeownership. many people are wondering if it is worth it to buy when you can just rent. we'll take a closer look coming up right here on "real money." >>> mortgage rates ar

we have this: and: >> tell us what you think by tweeting us. leave us a comment on facebook.onsumer spending in january slipped as extreme winter weather kept many americans at home. retail sales fell. four tenths of one per cent last month - retailers blaming data on the stripping of cold weather. even though consumers stayed away from physical stores, online stores took a hit. consumer spending makes up 70% of u.s. spending. >> according to fidelity investments the 41 k balance was boofed to $89,300. that's 15.5% higher an the year before, and double the average balance of $46,200 five years ago. the study says three-quarters of the gain came from rising stock prices. fidelity found 22% of gains were from contributions. 35% of americans who left their jobs cashed out their 401 ks. a lot of middle class families are facing a strain. it is taking its toll on a pillar of the american dream. home ownership. many wondering if it's worth it to buy when you can rent. we take a closer look - coming up here on "real money". hip hop pioneer russell simmons talks with soledad o'brien

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