usg stock up a fraction. $21.41 and fell to $117.50. >>> this was not the way samsung, the world's biggest smart phone maker wanted to kick off the new year. shares of the electronics giant that don't share in the u.s. knocked more than $8 billion off the market value. investo investo investors dumped the stock. >>> coming up, which sectors of the market will hedge fund managers be focused on this year? is hot and who is not for the swankiest investors from 2013. >>> a couple of online security breaches to fill you in on. snapchat, the temporary photo and messages service has been struck by hackers. they published 4.5 million user names and phone numbers on a public website that's since been taken down. headaches from the syrian electronic army have claimed responsibility for hacking into skype. both the twitter account and facebook page, the company owned by microsoft has since retaken control of all accounts. >>> 2013 may have been a banner year for stocks but the biggest fund, the total return suffered the biggest annual loss since way back in 1994. the 244 billion-dollar fund lost more

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there are medical reasons for usg marijuana.ends up happening is that of its legalized it goes crazy. look at california. in california it is legalized for medical reasons, but everyone on the street corner is getting at. so it is used as an excuse. we will give out the local store and it's not restricted. lou: there is an argument. there was some considerable craziness in california before. and it's so predictable. but the white house -- the white house itself, drugs are contradicting the president on this. so what should people be doing to resolve this? do you say to a kid, stay away? we know everyone is going to be asked to go drinking illegally before age. ow do you counsel this? >> well, you can do about fear but you have to go buy a role model. they have to see how you behave and what your priorities are and you have to hope for the best. then it has something to do with who they hang out with. you can't control people hang out with because a lot of peer pressure is involved. if you do it by fear you're going to lose. lou:

the usgs rated it at 6.3. it hit about one -- a hundred kilometers from the capital wellington.the tremor sent the kiwi dollar lower as much as three percent. there are no reports of injuries or damage of us far. falling in a declining market the voracious appetite for deals in how that appetite seems not to be sated. they are said to be in direct talks with deutsche bank. whatever got so far on this? what do we know from these people? >> very important that you mention that. all of these details are going to people familiar with the information. let's set the stage and establish to the key players are. we have softbank who owns sprint. they bought it last summer. then you have deutsche telekom which owns a 67% stake in t- mobile. but should telekom wants an all cash offer for t-mobile. be in a is said to process to secure the cash. they are in conversation with three investment banks, goldman sachs, mizuho, as well as golden . sprint would take on any debt relating to this deal. why are they doing this? one of the maze and reasons that's one of the main reasons they are doing t

he moved to new york to the headquarters of the usgs and he was the first. the second was john was about the his personal life is what i wanted to mention briefly because i was astonished when i stumbled across a. i hope no one will find this offensive but he was a sexually very energetic young man, but he did not like white women. he loved native american women and he loved black women. so one day in new york when he was well on in years, something like 60 but still clearly -- he saw coming towards him a black woman who he, who thought this is the creature of my dreams. what he should've done i think we'll get nowadays is have gone up to her and said, good evening, madam, i'm clarence king, director of net states geological survey, which like a dinner? but for some extra married reason, it wasn't exactly -- he went up to her and said, thinking very quickly on his feet, good evening, madam, my name is james todd, and although i may look like add that the fact i am a porter with the pullman company which is you know was a job reserved for black people. will y

the question i got for you, where do you see usg going in this upcoming year?ink it goes higher. i'm a big believer in housing part two. play it with ma skchsco. it's cheaper. let's go to pat. >> caller: hey, jim. i was just wondering what your thoughts were on a stock like nly. >> i walked away from them. i think that business model is no longer a great place to be and i don't know what they really have or are going to do as we get through the taper so it's too hard for me. let's go to cole in iowa. >> caller: boo ya, here cramer. i bought your book and i absolutely love it. >> thank you. i know it just came out and a lot of people are tweeting me. please do that. tweet me with pictures of get rich. >> caller: i love it so much. i was wondering what you think about starbucks. >> starbucks has come down. in the book i recommend it. howard schultz is one of my bankable ceos. he used the weaknesses of starbucks to buy. let's go to pearson. >> caller: boo ya. thank you for what you do for the little investors. do i buy bank of america? >> it's one of the largest p

kennedy tweeted, "deeply concerned by inhumaneness of dolphin killing, usg opposes drive hunt fisheriester moment as joe biden spoke in d.c. have a listen. >> we all can put this teleprompter down. i don't need a teleprompter. well, leave it up. make you feel better, leave it up. all right. >> sometimes he should follow the prompter more, some think. >>> wendy davis admits her book about her own life may not be entirely accurate. davis told the dallas morning news the book had errors and missing details. the gubernatorial candidate said to the paper, "my language should be tighter." >>> first lady of france out of the hospital, she was admitted after accusations francois hollande was having an affair with an actress. neither he nor the alleged mistress have denied talk of an affair. ve got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. hmm? [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. thanks for the tip. [ male announcer ] no

>> if not mistaken he was part of the usg operation, and they were defending this guy and so as part of his -- i don't suppose you walk out of a law firm because you don't agree with everybody that they are going to represent. >> right. >> i think the idea of denying somebody a job because of a past affiliation. he did nothing wrong. he did nothing illegal. maybe used bad judgment, maybe should have quit the council's office. that's not what he did. he kept his job so frankly it's -- it's much ado -- a terrible situation what happened, but i don't think you can hang a whole guy's career on a situation like that. >> because there's no one else they could have chosen. that's because this is deliberate politics at play by the obama administration. you know exactly what's going to come forward from this guy. >> come on. >> people will remember who votes for him in the senate hearings because this is somebody who represented a non-repentant cop killer, and it wasn't because oh, he's innocent. we all know he killed him. he shot the cop in cold blood four more times and directly in the face

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>> a lot of it is the usgs. they are not only tracking the temperature increase. they are tracking the actual fish. which is pretty cool. >> how much warmer is it getting? >> right now it looks to be between two and two and a half degrees above the average for increase that we are seeing in other areas. >> and that's a big deal. a temperature increase of one or two degree says a big deal? >> absolutely. and we are seeing the impact of global warming is trickling down into the rivers in which the trout are found. these trout are used to cold water. they are the iconic trout, the cutthroat trout. when when the temperatures of the rivers are rise, they to have move to a colder area and are running out of places to go. >> are you suggesting that in some areas here the water is actually getting too warm for the trout? >> yes. it is actually getting above 73-degrees. that is their cutoff that they are finding. so what they are doing to be actively trying to protect these fish is when the rivers get above 73 they say okay, no tourists can go in and do any fishing because

so, you know, the usgs, they have been doing some studies in azle already.e been for, for over a month now. then we'll have ammunition to go get them shut down. the wells are outside our city limits. so we don't have any kind of authority to do anything, but once we get some evidence and make some noise, basically, i won't stop until it's done. >> the noise you are making already has national resonance, i can tell you that from here in new york. mayor of azle, thank you for being willing to explain this to us tonight. i hope you stay in touch as you keep up this fight. >> definitely. thank you. >>> lots of news tonight, including a surprising turn in virginia politics and corruption investigations. still lots to come tonight. i told you, it's a busy day. stay with us. >>> programming note. i will be on the david letterman show tonight. wearing this exact same jacket but a different shirt and glasses. isle be talking about chris christie, bob mcdonnell and how to annoy vladimir putin and why i might go to jail and all sorts of other stuff. "the late show with

the usgs website reports a few people did feel the quakes but there have been no reports of damage or injuries. >>> big question right now about the driver arrested after a girl was killed in san francisco on new year's eve. kiet do reports from the tenderloin. >> reporter: the memorial for 6- year-old sophia lu continues to grow here at the corner of ellis and polk streets. that's the been a lot of back and forth -- there's been a lot of back and forth about whether the driver was working for the car service uber. it started with a facebook post by supervisor jane kim who said the driver was charged with vehicular manslaughter and the driver also "self-identified" as an uber driver." later supervisor kim backed off from that saying the driver was a non-taxi for-pay driver. the crash happened at 8 p.m. on new year's eve. the suv was making a right turn when it hit the mother and two children killing the 6-year-old girl. >> the driver saying i had a green light. i had the right of way. >> he is saying that right after the incident. >> he got out of the car yelling, who saw it? i need a

i'm standing on an area that the usgs says basically it's ten million people, 100 fault lines that haver the last 20 years. >> there's a better than 50/50 chance that we will have a catastrophic earthquake in california that will kill thousands of people and the people of l.a. should be cautious, because earthquakes are just around the corner. >> is anybody in there? >> reporter: now, when the northridge quake struck, here it is, it killed 57, left 125,000 people at least temporarily homeless, caused the first big l.a. housing collapse, literally. a lot of people walked away from their homes as total losses. back then, 40% of homeowners had earthquake insurance. that number has plummeted. >> it's stunning for a lot of people to realize that 90% of the homes out here in california have absolutely no protection for earthquake. >> we were sitting in the living room and suddenly everything started shaking. >> it was cool. >> it wasn't cool. >> reporter: the state says fewer than a million residents have quake insurance which averages $800 a year. mine's a lot higher, has a very high deducti

so, you know, the usgs, they have been doing some studies in azle already.r, for over a month now. then we'll have ammunition to go get them shut down. the wells are outside our city limits, so we don't have any kind of authority to do anything, but once we get some evidence and make some noise, basically, i won't stop until it's done. >> the noise you are making already has national resonance, i can tell you that from here in new york. mayor of azle, thank you for being willing to explain this to us tonight. i hope you stay in touch as you keep up this fight. >> definitely. thank you. >>> lots of news tonight, including a surprising turn in virginia politics and corruption investigations. still lots to come tonight. i told you, it's a busy day. stay with us. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pil

the usgs website reports a few people felt the quakes but there have been no reports of damage or injuriesnew this morning, all 52 passengers once stuck on a ship in icy antarctica waters are now back on land after several failed attempts, rescue helicopters finally reaching the research vessel early this morning. susan mcginnis has the story of some happy grateful passengers. >> reporter: shortly after a helicopter flew in to assess the area around the ice-bound ship in antarctica the rescue began. >> the helicopter is here to take us home. thanks, everyone. >> reporter: images posted online show some of the 52 researchers and tourists making their way to safety. the research ship has been stuck in thick ice since christmas eve. today's breakthrough comes after days of failed rescue attempts. bad weather and ice 15 feet deep kept icebreakers from australia and china from getting close enough. throughout the ordeal, passengers remained optimistic and used social media to reassure loved ones back home. >> good things happening today. >> having a wonderful time. you are, we have such wonderf

collapse in a major quake and the city's made the unprecedented move of borrowing a seismologist from the usgs figure out better ways to get the private buildings stronger. >> the effort is who is going to fund retrofitting and replacing those, because a lot of places have rent control, so you know, it's a financial issue. >> reporter: listen to this. there is hundreds of millions of dollars of new construction going up in hollywood. the state now believes the building may be happening right on top of newly discovered fault lines. residents opposed to construction have filed a lawsuit to stop it. >> this is an arrow in the heart of the most ill-conceived, dangerous and reckless project in recent memory in the city of los angeles, probably in los angeles history. >> reporter: developers are telling us the geological tests they've done on those sites show no active earthquake fault activity. guys, back to you. >> thank you for that, jane wells. also to see jane back then as well. hasn't changed. >> well, she's even more attractive and beautiful and intelligent than back then. i will say this. my