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-o w wha where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. >>> a standoff between a robbery suspect and suspect ended peacefully. authorities arrested the man this afternoon on the monterey highway. the man is a suspect in a vacaville police received a tip the suspect might be staying in a room in that motel. police tried to arrest him. he let officers on a standoff. three women and three children with whom the suspect shared a room were also detained >> alameda county is unveiling a campaign aimed at fighting human trafficking the children and sexual exploitation of minors in oakland. these posters will be placed on build boards throughout

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look wha we put together. in the meantime, while we do this. >> when mcdonald's buys an ad they do with it private money to promote a product that you have a choice in buying but to wayne's point we're forced to partipate in obamacare to begin with. i think to michele's points it's even more embarrassing these ads are running during the olympics because it's showcasing to the world what a totalitarian place we were becoming. your life used to be your own. >> as opposed to coors light or dedeodorant? >> it's private money. bob, if you want to compete in the olympics that's fine. i just wish competitive eating was actually an olympic sport. >> wayne, you want to get in? >> ouch! >> just as an aside in 1988 i made a movie f for paramount abt the olympics and i went down the luge and it's scary. bob would not weigh 50 pounds if he went down the real run, believe me. >> you went down a real run? >> we're going to get a video of that. coming up a traffic jam gone wi? the mainstream media having a field day with the

so that is wha the president is doing talking about it, bringing it to the nation's attention. the fact that productivity is up, the stock market has bounced back. you know, our percentage growth, g.d.p. is off the charts. yes, we have -- >> jehmle -- >> this not trickle down to workers. >> hold on. >> we spent $2.8 trillion in five years trying to fix income inequity. going in the wrong direction. >> wayne, is this a failed redistribution plan? >> first, it's a b idea to try to make everybodyequal. equality is the opposite of freedom. you heard me say many times on the show, equality, aericans are enamored with equality instead of freedom. the fact of the matter is the president can't fix it, because the economics that he is oposing is not going to fix it. we have to get to a free market system. that is the way you raise income. we have talk about this aeek ago. the three bottom nations in the world, in this area are cuba, north korea, and zimbabwe. why? they're totalitarian governments. there is no freedom. that's why. we have to have freedom in economy and a free economy if

i don't know whas happening with obamacare are people going for a time? who the hk knows? why would you want to spend anything? all you will hear out of the financial pundits over the next few weeks is no top line growth. >> that meanso revenue, no sales. people are notuying stuff, because they still don't know what the heck is going out there. >> mar she says uncertainty is causing a lot of this. >> yeah, i ve to take issue with a boum's policies be close, you can't blame them on everything. >> it's a burningbush, mark. >> no, look. somehow the rich are putting money back into the economy instead of off shore accounts. they're investing it in foreign stocks. listen tome. economic inequality is as bad as it has ever been since 1928. we remember what happened after fine 28. there is a reason why middle class people aren't spending money. it's not because of obamacare and uncertainty, they don't have the money if their wallets right now. >> let's talk about the trickle down. the last time we had a huge boom in the economy when the upper 1% got fabulously wealthy was during t

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that's wha what jj said. and how high the energy demands effect the price of heating your home, jj, good to see you. how does it effect agriculture in january? there is a whole lot of agriculture in january. >> this will give people new appreciation for how the farmers do it. you touched on the main areas there with cattle. you know, i would like to have the same problem you said he would like, as it gets colder i would like to have a tough time putting on weight. but the cattle i see do have that problem. you know, you have to remember in the cold weather it's harder for them to get some supplies as it is for the rest of us. go to any grocery store and you'll see how empty the shelves are. farmers can store some but they need more as the year goes on. >> a lot of country does depend on natural gas for heating. do you think there is any particular effect or lasting effect for people who have to heat their homes with natural gas? >> i don't think there is a reason to panic. if you look at what is happening in

and if we don't hear those words tonight, wha what do you expecto hear? >> i think we will hear pact way to citizenship tonight from the president, and i think that the principles that we'll see this week, we'll talk about legalization, and it might say no special pathway to zip. citizenship. but it doesn't mean no it citizenship at all. >> we talked about this. i'm one of the people living in the shadows, how do i feel about this country that i want to call home that is having such a difficult time opening it's doors to the huddled passes again. >> yeah, if i were an undocumented immigrant living here over the last 15 years, it would be enormously frustrating. i'm working two or three jobs to put food on the table, and to be treated the way they have been for so long is enormously difficult and frustrating. that said, i think that the debate has come so far that we're at a point where even a year ago, the house republicans in the republican party was talking about part of their 2012 platform as being self deportation, and now they're talking about legali

. >> what were the people charged with since there was no victim on the scene? >> good question. three were charged with disorderly conduct. >>> we've all probably heard of crop circles, kind of freaky, kind of weird. >> are you serious? >> cool. >> what about ice circles like this one in the snake river in idaho? the whole thing's moving. >> the whole thing is moving, but it is a disk, an ice disk, moving in the water. >> um, i'm not that impressed, sorry. >> you're not? i thought it was kind of cool. >> a chunk of ice. >> so, it is a chunk of ice, yes, but the fact that it forms is a really awesome, rare phenomenon that doesn't occur very often because of how perfectly circular it is and it happens because it's a thin layer of ice and the current under it breaks it off and it just creates this round motion which allows it to essentially polish itself into a perfect little circle. >> it would be nice to set up a little dining table on it and have rotating dining. >> be a sushy bar, a big lazy

we have to anticipate wha not wt they want today but what they'll want in the future. if people are following our direction they're always a generation behind. >> what do you think people want, what am i going to want four to five years from now? >> people will want environmental cars that are great on gas mileage and sexy. that's just the price today. people want all that, but they want to have fun to drive and high mileage. >> when you look at a world that is so influenced by people who want environmental cars, something that is environmentally friendly, something green, what does it do for toyota in terms of earning that badge? >> i think it legitimatizes the high-energy driving. we blowly sold 6 million hybrid vehicles. in japan 50% of cars sold in the normal market are hybrid cars today. they're far advanced from what the u.s. marketplace is. here 15% of what we sell are hybrids and we have 60% of the marketplace. >> there is fantastic luxury cars there. but buying a new car is still aspirational. >> the last few years has really done it. what do you see? that's g

--t is what wha to go positive? >> we have been positive the whole time. there was a big blowup over the farm bill. antorically, there has been unholy alliance between inner- city people who care a lot about food stamps and from square states that care a lot about farm that had made sure the status quo had broken this year over year. it was perceived as negative that we were opposed to a continuation of that. we would love nothing more than to sit down with the committee. what does a modern 21st century farm look like? let's put it together. you're going to have to break this unholy alliance. people do not want washington to continue in this broken man are the only rewards those that can hire lobbyists. is necessary toward having the bold ideas that people hunger for. the speaker kirk -- >> the speaker could teach her organization. would you be as bold to give him some advice? would bey in congress best served by putting forth bold ideas that show their value as a member of congress. i hope the speaker and everybody will look at some of these outside the b

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s nnie-o w wha where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. >>> a historic ceremony in seoul. the bell only rings once per year on new year's eve. >> in australia a fire works display from sid knee gorgeous. >> yes. >> 700,000 people expected to line streets of pasadena tomorrow morning to get a view of the rose parade oochl 48 floats will be in the parade. and >> thanks tho-to-thousands of hours of work dreams do come true. it's been a labor of love. >> how do you do it? >> enjoyment of it. and this is to see a slow go from nothing to this. >> many of them wanted a view of the cloets floets before rolling out tomorrow. >> this is >> colors?

. >> whoa, whoa, wha! >> i'm cold here sitting in the studio.y i've got my hat on. >> you all dared me to wear this garb so you did it. >> i'm not letting you away with it. you begged us to let you wear that hat. >> the government can't even get it out of its mouth. >> shut up a second >> i'm a libertarian. >> what? what? >> what? >> privacy rights issues. >> i've got to tell you something. >> you can't say that! you n't say i'm a libertarian and i'm okay with this. >> excuse me, excuse me, juan. >> i'm going to be eating a pizza a day. i'm going toen eating an entire pizza every day. >> eric, you remember fast and furious? well, i got a new program called slow and stupid. >>i almost didn't recognize you were wearing spock ears. you are, right? >> no. this is just my normal ears. >> there was a woman here, my makeup person. >> this morning in the make chair i was talking to the makeup lady. for example, i talked about the makeup lady. >> speaking of one of the world's sexiest men alive, wayne, your thoughts on this. i know your makeup artist the

. >> as congestion agency we prepare a plan that covers all modes of transportation in the city wha. this does is help to prioritize and make the best case maximize our share. of state, federal and regional, resources the first plan was in 2004 and the basis for the prop k sales tax which was approved by over 75 percent of the voters in 2003, and this is the time to update the plan and, and the new plans have been adopted and a lot of the accomplishments from the first plan have been made, and so it is time to adopt a new one. but the plan is designed to address our goals that have emerged, in the last ten years. in the ideas of livebility and healthy environment and we have the climate goals that we need to achieve and the state of good repair needs and the plan... and the goals and we started off with these goals and also the estimate of the resources that we expect to have through 2040. and the needs that partner agencies have identified, as well as the input from the public. through our citizen advisory committee for this process as well as the public input that we conducted thro

holders to say what are the real values that guide this institution and how we will have the, you know wha, is going to guide us in saying yes and saying no to project and really try to shape in the more conscious way than we have to this point the work ahead. and so, i want to let you know that work going on. and i want to say to you, that i know that you are a school board members have a lot on your plate every, you know, couple of weeks that you come in here i hear it when i listen to the broadcast on kalw. and but i will say in this coming year, i am going to ask for just a small increase in engagement which on one hand it is going to be a matter of i would liker to hook you up with some resource to learn more about what the station is doing, and i am going to share with you the specific projects that we have been doing on the air also if it is all right with you all, we have a great letter and it is one of the best ways to keep up on what is happening. and i am going to drop you all an e-mail and ask you the per miss to add you to that list and it is a great to have you in the inbox a

celine and speeding up so wha do you make of all of this? are they getting worried as well?on i in order to pentagon of bag the tiered with the year drug of last year but i did that the get what happened. >> now we're down almost the last three days almost 500 points. that is what they get after a big run up to say all right ashley market is going down further. forget about china this is a natural reaction to the great 2013. >> but a higher velocity? >> t he is absolutely right. >> maybe if you raise hi pay a little bit that would encourage to. [laughter] but essentially but sometimes it goes down this way but they love that. >> playing off of volatility but all lot depends on earnings and sometimes they will use any excuse because the company's earnings also okay are nothing to writ home about even the biggest corporate issues are cautious about iernational growth, microsoft is just nice. bases all on anything. >> the country is rig to be cautious. i cannot remember where they have not been just a little bit cautious. in taxes goingp across the board with everything is rosy

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and wha-- leaves. they produce a natural air conditioning, the wind blowing off the nearby lake sort of blows through here. these panels are fire resistant as well as they provide uv protection from the sun. certainly definitely one of the most interesting parts of the stadium without a doubt. something right when you get here it immediately catches your eye. this is a stadium that is owned and managed by internationale, one of the two local teams here. and unlike one of the host cities where the government funded the building, not here, this was a partnership between the local club and the builders. the cost was about $150 million, now it's going to be $200 million. they were delayed because of workers strikes and other issues but as you can see, it's almost done. the grass is completely laid, all of the chairs are in place. they say this stadium is very close to hosting one of its first test matches. here's the pitch or the field. this was put in more than a year ago. it was one of the first stadiums

and iwou think that wha the government is doing is creating a dependent class here.want them because of these government assistance programs, if you are married you don't qualify for a subsidy. if you're working you don't qualif for a subsidy. so keep them in this permanent level. >> to say that she is the rule and not the exception, he is actually probably less than an exception. >> i don't even know. neil: people don't have to be the sharpest tools in the shed to take all the money. 30,000 dollars versus the residualsfrom films. >> i filterable for her. she makes 30,000 dollars and yet she had six children prior to getting in vitro again and having a more children than she was already accepting welfare at that point in time time before she went during the show and had a more children. >> it is a reminder that we could play the system i. but we shall see. so what if i told y that this keeps up pretty [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street e modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus

so wha do you make. as a heartless? >> i think the judge made the right decision. us poor littl girl who is brain-dead. we have to make that ut, according to california law she is dead. everything is done, and the judge has been trying to give the family sometime to come to terms with this horrible ality and give them that time. thiss not a compromise. as new york city has offered to take her and keep her alive, bt sically they are moving a corpse. >> first of all, the weight started in the court system is not really a proper way in a sense. it wasn't an all or nothing thing. it wasn't the issue of her being alive or dead. under the totality of the circumstances, they should have been able to look at the situation and give the appearance some time to look into moving her. because they force it down their throat and that is what got us where we are now. that this decision has got us whe we are today. >> the court said no, wait. in the hospital, the courts in other eek. so every time they made that order committ for the we are going to abide by that. we do not agree.

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. >> a reflection of wha the courts think? joking aside, federal law really should not pre-empts state law. it is called pre-emption. the fault -- the point is he is in the coury illegally. admittedly there is some litigation. his petition to get status got back debt. his father was here illegally. the point is, one of the court tenants of being a lawyer is not only impropriety, but the appearance of impropriety. how could you argue that this does not appear to be impropriety. >> and we should point out that ev the elements as apartments argued against this man being given an average into the to practice law and the state of california, and they said the heck with it. there is law barring people the statpoin blank pplhe lelly cannotcct vernmenticse >>et meust explain -th is aexceionn tir might drome ire pses l tt conaven tha and provide. lo lk. attoeysave wl-served putation. th ia thathe deral govementouldasslo the en perts the ste actuay tak precedence ovreder law is mindless and absurd. >> if you could open all of california

's the one that is wha worries me.'s an escape hatch and maybe for very good reasons. for events he can't control like weather. this could be a slippery slope. >> i don't necessarily agree. if someone wants a way out. they are going to find a way out. if they do so, they might be causing the other party to occur all sorts of costs but they really shouldn't becse of their own behavior. sohe insurance provides a mechanm for them to incur what they have already paid the vendors and with the travel arrangements are that have been made, it mitigates damages that have been a part of it. so i think it's a good idea in a very practical idea as well that people allies that anything can happen at any time and to try to take advantage of whatever prection so they can for their hard-earned money. and i don't think just because you get insurance means that you will cost the wedding. neil: a lot of people talk about this. but i wonder where this leads. because you could say that this is kind of like vacation insurance. if you want t

whas whacko birds according to john mccain that's what he called libertarian politicians. walking around at the conference and seeing tea party moves and people selling investments in gold and game show quizzes to test your knowledge on economists, you have to understand why we get our reputation as eccentric and wonkish and different. is this unfair? is it fair? isn't this group mostly men, mostly badly dressed men? going to libertarian events this is what i notice. people who care about numbers, less about how they look. i think steve forbes is a perfect example of this. the epitome of the wonkish geek. is this unfair? >> you are sounding like my own po opponent. i didn't expect that from you. let's face it the people that make things happen you can describe our forefathers and revolution narp res in the same way. they are always the minority. say something wrong go out and persuade agitate tors and change the world. we have done it once we are holding go to do it again. we are going to be the leader. you have all people should know don't look at the superficial. look at

but it's about wha is good for the taxpayer. get to the bottom of benghazi, it's not a political thing. do not let things like what happened with george washington bridge happen ever again. both with benghazi and the george washington bridge. >> if you want to get to the bottom, get to the bottom of it. going after reporters and the like. they getting to the bottom of these things and not just picking and choosing what you want to get to the bottom of it or not i agree. we should always get to the bottom of these things. we are going to compare these two, i do think it's worth pointing out that the bridge fiasco is pure and simple a political punching bag issue. neil: so what were they targeting? was a blatant political targeting? >> yes, quite a few did call for investigation of that and i wanted to contrast it with benghazi which was a horrible national tragedy that affects all of us and that of course we should investigate what went wrong. but not to confuse it with a political situation. >> we don't know what was going on th

u were ou there wha forecast. that didot seem to prove tr tru. >> we're trying to predict. we think we're tipping into a recession, by end of 2011 we said we think it would start by middle of the year, and i'm telling you now, epicenter looks like it is endf 20 n't know techicly where it will smart, let's wait and see. gerri: so, now you say, here it is. >> i think it's there. gerri: you point to two things our viewers know too well. that is what happened with wages and jobs, no big recovery, what is going on there? >> it is -- what it boils down to is trend growth. back before lehman blew up, the economy is growing slower and slower with each expandtio expaa fundamental long-term problem that is hurting our ability to create jobs, and certainly higher paying jobs, looking at aggregate income, it flat. the policies here are keep interest lows to goose the economy. like putting america on sale. and even the interest sensitive sectors that are supposed to be the drivers of the economy, housing and autos. gerri: they are not pull their weight? >> they have been rolling over la

so wha would you like to see happen?is the message that you'd like to give to the president? >> i don't know if he can do anything. i think it has gotten to a point that the insurance committee set to quickly and i'm just fearful. what if i needed it to a hospital by doctor? i have no card to show, just a letter that says i signedup and that is something i do. but i have no official cards to show this and that is the problem. gerri: if something happens, that makes sense. now she's in a time where you have no coverage at all. it is just not fair. i know people out there are so deeply frustrated. just got news that the government is firing one of the main providers of software and technical support and are you surprised and what does this tell you? >> i'm surprised that they were hired in the first place. they had an incredible record of failure. in the province of ontario. they spent $46 million on this and they abandon the project. they have a record of doing this over and over again that they have lobbied and they are

and that is exactly wha our editor is afraid of. here to clash out with her is adam lashinsky.he kiwi, let me start with you. because every time i do is today, there are so many individuals on either side. the cost to all of the social welfare programs, versus how much productivity, what work that they would do and what they can consume. so how do you come by the numbers? >> i actually ascribed to paul ryan's view that entitlements, yes, that's something we need to look at. and it doesn't actually allow some to have entitlements. so that is part of the debate. but when marco rubio, when he approached the chief actuary, they said 3.2 million jobs will be created over 10 years and gdp growth will actually be one third-grader over 10 years. so as long as, in my opinion, as long as we can push aside the entitlements and allow people to get jobs, it will be that good in the long run. melissa: adam, what do you think about that? >> that makes good sense to me. there's no question that our entire economy in the history of our country is built upon the backs of immigrants. so everythin

so they are probably more inclined to side with the freems, wha free syrian army, the muja hadeen. >> where is the syrian national coalition in all of this? who do they represent on the ground? when you are in yshes and go through check -- syria and go through checkpoints you hardly ever see a checkpoint or street or area. >> you're absolutely right, this is one of the big, big problems and certainly a big problem for the geneva conference. if they could pull themselves together and project a sort of unified policy then some of the groups might come behind them. but i think one of the reasons why the islamists have been able to get so much support is really there is very much alternative to bashar al-assad's regime aside from the islamist traditions, you are comfortable outside and in the meantime we're dying here inside. >> all right, read the crystal ball a little bit for us will you? where will this fighting between the opposition ultimately lead inside syria? will we have an alignment of and syrian groups? >> i think al qaeda groups are going to be there because i think equally gr

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take a big wha out of obamacare. or they've got anotr one. go after children. children with the child tax credit. >> the senate majority leader meant illegal immigrant adults who defraud the federal government fraudulently claiming those tax credits. there is still no word on how senator reid would move forward now or whether he will, in fact, allow votes on thosemendments. >>> governor chris chrtie has a political crisis exploding tonight in new jersey. new e-mails have emerged showing christie's staff engaged in a shocking case of petty political retribution which governor christie had denied on a number of occasions. private messages between the governor's deputyychief of staff and two of his top transportation officials reveal they conspired to close lanes of the george washington bridge back in september. in order to create gridlock in a nearby town whose mayor didn't support christie's reelection. christ's senior staffer wrote, quote, time for some traff problems in ft. lee. to which a transportation official responded, got it. and on the week of the lane

to answer your yquestion of wha it was like, it was like living the thing you covered and it was surreal know what you're talking about here being on television now. i had a question from a viewer. yes advice for the upcoming era of journalists. there are technology reports just getting started. >> i think, yeah, i have three pieces of advice. i could have 12 but i'll do three because it's television. one is honesty and ethics. it counts corny. if you want to differentiate, people need to trust you. that's been our -- we hoped that distinguishes us. that's one piece of advice to give to the questioner. and the second piece of advice would be think about being entrepreneurial. even if you're inside another organization -- we were inside dow jones. i personally was inside "the wall street journal" and still tried to be entrepreneurial and start new things and you can do that and now we're doing it again in an independent way and so i think those would be maybe just two but that's enough. >> two good ones. let's point out, it's not just you and kara swisher. you have a big team that you hav

do we need toex pla explain wha going on?and people who are just as talent bud not established professionals. it's me and tony singing this song. all the camera work is from people shooting in the audience. you'll see bits of animation that was -- you know, that's me and tony shooting ourselves in front of a green screen and putting that green scene footage up on the website and then filmmakers and animators will put it in animation. the horns are people in utah who contributed horn parts. >> jimmy: it's crazy. and tony danza, you were in that movie "angels in the outfield." that's how you know each other. here you are on stage with tony. ♪ impossible to rationally grasp it ♪ ♪ when you throw to a place but you don't want to walk ♪ ♪ oh, it's fantastic enough to make ♪ ♪ you want to do a back flip. ready? okay, go ahead. >> hey! >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. is that something you can learn to do or were you able to do a back flip -- >> i did gymnastics when i was a little kid. so i kept the black flip in the pock th pocket,

wha what was the hardest hit equity market in europe? spain? because of its latin exposure. >> political unrest in south africa. political unrest in turkey. these are all playing a role. they are going to move away from market liberalism, in my humble opinion. let's go to china. china. they are trying hard to tighten their shadow banking system. >> they are. >> all right. and they are working on it. so china's gone from 12% growth to 7% growth. a lot of people think that they can hold 7. a lot of people don't think that they can hold 7. what's your view because china obviously is the big country. >> it is. the interesting wrinkle with china, the new shia administration has been very clear that it wants to move towards a situation in which market forces are more predominant in terms of controlling economic activity in china. and investors are getting concerned about that because they no longer believe that the chinese government can guarantee a minimum base of 7.5% growth year on year come hell or high water and investors are getting very concer

>>> caug"caught on camera," wha would you do? >> one afternoon, on an l.a. freeway, jack klein knew if he didn't quickly become part of the story, a man might burn to death. right in front of his eyes. the madness, the misery, the mayhem. just another typical day on an l.a. freeway. but then, an accident, an inferno, and a man trapped inside. his fate rests in the hands of bystanders. they can save him, or save themselves. what would they do. it's early afternoon on freeway 170, october 16th, 2005, when the drama begins. >> i was traveling southbound when it started drizzling. and i was rolling the tape. i was trying to shoot some rain. >> free lance cameraman jack klein is traveling with his daughter. >> i noticed this car slipping and sliding, and hit a divider. i seen some smoke coming out of the car. i ran towards him. he was kind of moaning. he said, my foot. i thought his foot was stuck. >> lapd officers paul and jeff also see the accident. >> once we got on the freeway, we saw op the other side there was a multi-vehicle collision, and vehicles were al

for wha kind of television networks are in the bidding wars now i dona days? >> netflix.at a network? hbo used to be did. >> that was kind of the end all, be all? >> pbs, hbo was sexier, right? now univision yesterday bought that film, cnn came in with 300 films already this year and last year got one of the more controversial ones with "blackfish". >> they bought it here last year, short listed for the oscars. >> they came here with whitey bulgur. from "paradise lost" trilogy. new, shocking evidence about whether or not whitey b. lgur was an fbi informant. >> pivot or univision is to bring in a younger audience that otherwise wouldn't watch news? >> i guess so. cnn wants ratings. >> "blackfish" did really well. >> it only made $2 million in the movie theater. people are watching documentaries, but they're watching them on tv and not in the movies. >> and on netflix. >> fahrenheit 911 came out almost ten years ago. people will go to music documentaries with justen bieber or katy perry, but these news documentaries now have shifted to the small screen. >> mitt romney showe

it is upside down of a the right side of the runway.make out wha it is. of the runway. but a challenger 600 is a large to mid size private aircraft that carries multiple people. today's flight was only carrying three. >> what were the conditions like again when that pilot tried to land? >> i can tell you what the conditions are now and they're pretty represent sif of what they have been all day. it's gusty winds about 27, 28 miles per hour. 28 degrees, excuse me. so i'm sure conditions at the time of the incident local time are pretty much like they are right now. >> what are crews on the scene doing right now? >> right now we have fire and ambulance from multiple jurisdictions that are addressing us. they are the two passengers that survived the crash have been extricated off the plane and they have been taken to the hospital and the one fatality is still inside the plane and we're a wading investigators from the faa and ntsb to arrive before removing anybody. >> alex, thank you so much for keeping us up-to-date. again one person dead, one person in crit

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