. >> host: who else has tried to buy twitter? >> who else hasn't tried to buy twitter is a better question. p-diddy showed up to say he wanted to use the service and if he was he wanted compensation and he would bring more famous people on. the founders said no. this is when williams and stone were running the company. another instance is evan and business went to ashton kutcher's place and sat with demi moore by the pool and tried to pitch the story. and then al gore is my favorite story. he was running current tv and gore saw the potential for what this was during the elections. and he invited evan and biz to his place in san francisco and wined and dined him and tried to convince him to sell him part of twitters. they wanted to create a twitter television. he got the founders very drunk. there was a moment where gore goes into the kitchen and comes out and says i hear this is the good stuff with a bottle of patron. and evan and biz decline. there are dozens of stories of people trying to buy it. >> host: where does twitter get

to exchange very clear congested areas of forcing a bike rider into a lane and they want to know who else wants to coordinate with us and who wants to be in agreement with us rather than people who want to do their own thing. i think this is a great attempt to coordinate something and if we don't do it we'll have the challenges and by god safety is our number one issue >> (inaudible) shilt buses going to muni bus down to the drop off passengers and that's a financial detriment and (inaudible). >> using a muni zone in coordination with our very challenged muni system that's been succeeding over the years but now we have a whole plan to get them resources i think that's a privilege to use the same spaces in a coordinated way and we're not talking about a tax we're getting a system they've agreed with us would be a better system then the he felt skeleton. >> thank you go >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world. these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 193

give us the rundown. 10 oscar nominations for "american hustle" and also for who else? tell us.you look at these nine best picture nominees, "american club,"" "dallas buyers "her." a quarter of a billion dollars in north america. these are all so deserving. well.mena" as "captain phillips." timeyear, i had a hard leaving films out. usually you try to fill up 8, 9, 10 slots with the best actor nominee. many great had so films and a lot of these can capitalize on being reinvigorated to the marketplace with all of the oscar attention. it can help the box office. at the box office receipts. who's doing the best in the nominees? clearly is leading the charge on a box office side. "ertainly "american hustle just crossed $100 million. that's only "her" made $10 million to date and a lot of movie still have a lot of room and gas left in the box office tank. for those movies, this can be a boom. certainly, "dallas buyers club" getting a lot of attention. there are so many out there. "wolf of wall street," "american hustle." you have every type of movie in the mix. is almostall street" th

to talk about this but another really neat thing he said was he set up this website to find out who else was interested. and finally, gets these people who before the internet he may have never met and now he gets a whole bunch of people who are in his community, his industry, and his co-founder whap we could probably talk about drones forever but unfortunately we have to stop right now. brad and guy, thank you so much. >> all right. >> j.j., i can see you flying around in one of those things, you know. that's -- i anticipate that happening very shortly. >> me, too. >> lady gaga has nothing on you. >> oh, it's one of those things. if the online retail game it is no easy task to stay on top. here now are the five biggest complaints online shoppers have about their retail sites of choice courtesy of matchable.com. one, price. consumers are more sensitive to price online than in stores. so, make sure your site numbers are competitive with the rest of your market. two, product range. shoppers want to have an easier time discovering and finding items online. consider investing in site resourc

you know who else can do hand stands? not entirely sure if that's appropriate. it's disturbing to me. because i'm thinking how did they get the dog to do that. joanne, i think that this job -- what's so funny? what did i do? >> there was a dog's bottom on tv and you just threw it to joanne. >> i'm ready. >> this job, in my opinion, it's not about pay but prestige. you don't get paid to be in a beauty pageant, do you? >> i had to use a lot of my money to go to events. yeah, you get certain perks. being a cheerleader, but a lot don't do it for the money. i have friends who cheer for professional sports teams. >> must be nice. >> yeah, i know. we're just so popular. but as i'm listening to this, i keep thinking raisinettes. if they want to save money, just throw boxes of raisinettes into the stands. >> this is why we have to stop with the immigration. build a wall. >> all right. i'm going to skip you, mikey. tucker, is this just another disgruntled employee who should find another line of work? >> it's a class of oppressed workers. they're stuck in a dead end job c

. >> host: who else has tried to buy twitter?>> guest: who else has not tried to buy twitter is probably the better question. everyone has. you know, p. diddy showed up at the office one day, and -- the rapper -- he made in this very, very heartfelt pitch to say that, you know, he wanted to use the service, and if he was going to use the service, he wanted some sort of compensation, and he would be able to bring more celebrities on and so fort forth, and the founders said, no. this was when evan williams and biz stone were running the company. another instance, ev and biz went down to ashton kutcher's place in l.a. and sat by the pool with demi moore in a bikini who then both tried to pitch them to sell him part of the company then. and then, of course, my favorite story was al gore, and al gore was running current tv, and he'd dope a little experiment -- done a little experiment with twitter during the 2008 elections, and al gore, i think, had seen the potential for what this thing was. and a few months later he invited ev and b

give us the rundown. 10 oscar nominations for "american hustle" and also for who else?us. >> when you look at these nine best picture nominees, "american hustle," "dallas buyers club," "her." they made a quarter of a billion dollars in north america. these are all so deserving. "philomena" as well. "captain phillips." this year, i had a hard time leaving films out. usually you try to fill up 8, 9, 10 slots with the best actor nominee. in 2013, we had so many great films and a lot of these can capitalize on being reinvigorated to the marketplace with all of the oscar attention. it can help the box office. >> take a look at the box office receipts. who's doing the best in the nominees? >> "gravity" clearly is leading the charge on a box office side. certainly "american hustle" just crossed $100 million. then we have "her" that's only made $10 million to date and a lot of movie still have a lot of room and gas left in the box office tank. for those movies, this can be a boom. certainly, "dallas buyers club" getting a lot of attention. there are so many out there. i love "w

. >> who else was in the top five?> expedia. >> pro flowers. >> they definitely want you to send flowers. >> you only need it once a year so if they sent it 365 times and you only buy on valentines, it's pretty annoying. >> my thanks to jojo hedaya and josh rosenwald. coming up next, a bunker that is ready for the apocalypse. you just need a $11.5 million to live in it. ♪ >> a real estate listing recently appeared in the remote town of yellow jacket, colorado, for an $11.5 million super bunker. the selling point was that it could withstand biological, chemical, and nuclear attacks. bloomberg took a tour. >> we believe in being prepared. that is why the neighbors call me jacked-up jerry. >> he lives on a quiet road in colorado, population, 183. he bought a decommissioned relay tower from the cold war era and spent the last 12 years and $7 million building it out as the defense against just about everything. >> we have solid concrete throughout the entire facility with a 5-foot thick slab. the building will float and it

who else is there? >> my name is barry jacobs. >> barry, can you dance? >> no! barry dance? let's find out. >> not really. >> go ahead, prove it. ♪ >> jimmy: he's the barry whitest is what he is. i don't know what that was. that was not dancing, though. next up. >> my name is kurt miller. >> kurt, can you dance? >> jimmy: more yeses then no's? i don't know what you're basing that on. let's find out. >> no. i have two left feet. >> let's see them. ♪ >> jimmy: he looks like he's work on the runway at an airport. i bet he's good at other stuff. how many more? two more? >> where are you from? >> originally brooklyn, new york. now here in l.a. >> seymour, can you dance? >> yeah! >> jimmy: everyone wants to seymour gan dance. he can barely get that hat on his head. >> i can dance, i can dance. >> let's see it. ♪ >> jimmy: seymour is about ten times better at dancing than i am. one more. >> samuel, can you dance? >> no! >> jimmy: all right, most everyone says no. which surprises me. let's find out if -- what's his name? who cares what his name is. >> oh, of course. >>

who else is thinking about it, that's seahawks fans and 49er fans that live in the bay area. tonight they are on the move. >> the doors open, the wheels roll, this is getaway day san francisco international. >> i want the niners to win. >> so to you. i knew we had something in common. red is popping all over. suitcases, everything makes you think 49ers. >> everyone has to see it. >> you're cruising through the airport. important to see the colors. >> virgin employees dressed in tees and jerseys. >> as for the passenger. >> you have to take out the 12th man in seattle. >> i'm going home the seattle. >> sylvia wagner a seahawks fan turned 49er fan. >> everything in this bag is 49ers. everything. i have my gold pants. >> it's great to be surrounded by 49er fans. go 49ers. >> your name. tim horn. >> of all places i had a seahawks fan hunt me down. >> i'm here on business and hear smack. i'm a seahawks fan. >> this fan had a few more seconds. >> we couldn't transition you to be a niner fan. >> you're not going to do that. less than 48 hours to kickoff. they have a lot going for th

. >> i don't know who else it could possibly be. pend 10% of the price of the stock to make a bearish bet of that size? there's probably ten people on earth who might do that trade and one of them has already tipped his hand. it's got to be him. >> he's already had his head handed to him by shorting the stock so he wants to define his risk. he said he thinks the stock is going to zero. anybody else in the world would buy a put spread if you think your stock's going to zero and bill ackman's the only guy in the world who thinks that. you buy the outright one. >> if it is he, it's doubling down. that's aggressive. as the chart goes, just the line that you drew, dan, the 60 level is a lot of support. i would say there's not that much downside. a quick trade to 60, but maybe not much more than that. >> there was also this "new york post" article saying that ackman was going to present his notion of how herba life does business in china. >> it's interesting the timing and this coming out possibly in a presentation. >> the fact that you sa

the next question, who else might have been involved? anged the lane closures, the third day of the closures. also there that day was bill barone, the other official directly involved as well as david samson, the port authority chairman, who is a close christie ally. both christie and samson have said they didn't know what wildsteen and baroni was doing and we don't know what was discussed when they were together on that day. it does raise questions that on january 9 when he he said he had not encountered david wildstein in a long time. >> i could probably count on one hand the number of conversations i've had with david since he's worked with the port authority. i did not interact with david. >> for now the e-mail trail has led us to bridged kelly, to bill stepian and to the two appointees. but who else might have known what was going on? we know that bill baroni forwarded pat foye's emaim of september 13 that conveyed outr outrage about the lane closures to guadagno fw regina egea. did she tell anyone about it? was she involved in any w

to exchange very clear congested areas of forcing a bike rider into a lane and they want to know who else wants to coordinate with us and who wants to be in agreement with us rather than people who want to do their own thing. i think this is a great attempt to coordinate something and if we don't do it we'll have the challenges and by god safety is

tough decision, who else do we look to but you and the full board to address this situation. all of the hundreds of people that have been here today are here not baby sitting grandchildren, not on their jobs, not helping the soup kitchens, but here because we care about this city and called to your attention, this is your job. supervisor wiener you have helped our neighborhood telecommunications situation. this is going to require a new way of looking at it. i call to your attention at an at&t is not build for graffiti clean up. dpw acknowledged that several weeks ago at a hearing. >> if they do they get time to reply or under the courts disapproval of the boxes in the neighborhood. many of the organizations individuals have had to leave early and cannot make to the meeting. i'm submitting a document with 29 more comments that, but stay the same as all the of the community members have said. i'm going to read one of the comments that i think grasp all the points in a concise matters. the boxes are ugly and will be magnet for graffiti and pollute the street scape. at&t shouldn

younow who else does this? hugo chavez, which for years, eric, pressured the last free media in venezuela pushing the same type of force to use against the media, which is the people in this country. >> we have to leave it -- again, we wish we had more time. hat tip to our friends everywhere making those decisions. thanks to michelle fields and jehmu greene for joining thus week. coming up, the right to bear arms, just not for you. hollywood lefties making tens of millions of dollars highlighting guns in their movies. so why are they >>> time for what do we need to know for nt week? wayne, you're first. >> well, as you know, i have been hot on biotech this year and it's had a major runup, a lot of them. i still think that look at xbi. >> very good. john? >> well, the governor is forcing banks to get out of the physical commodity changing era, that will lead to higher price for metals. l.e.e.d. >> great stuff. that's it for cost of freedom block. thank you for joining us. one thing we do on "cashin' in" is point

tough decision, who else do we look to but you and the full board to address this situation. all of the hundreds of people that have been here today are here not baby sitting grandchildren, not on their jobs, not helping the soup kitchens, but here because we care about this city and called to your attention, this is your job. supervisor wiener you have helped our neighborhood telecommunications situation. this is going to require a new way of looking at it. i call to your attention at an at&t is not build for graffiti clean up. dpw acknowledged that several weeks ago at a hearing.

who else has the technology, organization, and resources to do the kind of things i'm going to? i don't know if it's nsa, i don't know if it's homeland security. >> communicating with you, contacting? >> they communicated with me in a way that is through signs, through words, through things that have meanings. >> reporter: he says after taking the little girl from in front of her home, he says he drove around waiting on a sign for what to do next. >> she could have ran off at any time. i actually took her to three different hote -- hotels. i took her to ramada, days inn because these guys had made me reserve a room for her to stay in. i think they wanted to see if i would do it, i believe. i was shaken and i was asking god what was i doing here? why do these people need to see this from me? >>> a live look outside right now from the san mateo bridge where we're seeing reduced visibility right now. we're seeing areas of fog and low clouds around the bay area. temperatures remaining on the mild side, in the 50s practically bay area-wide. temperatures mild overnight. again we're se

i asked them who else was on the delegation, and they said, we can't really tell you. had been no message from the president yet on what kind of message he was sending. and i was in europe skating. and the day after he was vetted, i read in the news, who else was on the delegation and also the message that the president was sending. and so, that's when i was like, wow, i need to step up to the plate here and this is going to be a monumental decision for me and, you know, coming, you know, sort of revealing this private side of my life that i've always kept to myself. >> you said recently that when you get over there, you'll need to be careful. how so? >> well, i think, you know, there's a fine line here. because you have to realize that you're in a country, as a visitor. i think that there are a number of reasons that you have to be careful. i mean, the recent incidents, you know, the bombing incidents, but i think that for us to go over there now and be as a team, you know, with billy jean and on the delegation and representing the country and the president and his me

i don't know who else could have played this role any better than the people we had.there are doors open behind me, that is fantastic, because in this business the doors are closing. for everybody the doors are closing. tavis: what are you making of it? >> it has gotten more corporate. when the financial situation happened everybody was looked at as a piece of a portfolio as opposed to a place where this is still about dreams and fantasy people are trying to quantify it and make it about bottom line, and when that gamblesthe driver, the are less, and we need people who are gamblers in this business. we need people who are willing to go, i can't quite say why on paper that is going to work, but i think it will, and i am going to back that. those kinds of people are getting crowded out, and the people being put in their seats are more and more corporate and thinking about the bottom line. how to quantify the outcome of the close to champy meeting -- as opposed to champy being something they think is great. i want to talk about a couple projects you are working on beyond

who else to discuss that than sheila bayer, now the share of systemic risk council at pew charitable trusts. i asked her if looser spending standards are a good thing. >> i don't know if it should all be about credit scores. we should look at the ability to repay. do you have a good credit history. this is reflected by the credit score and other factors. do you have a bit of a down payment. i think that's important. so there are a variety of underwriting parks that banks traditionally looked at and did so quite successfully. >> even small banks that used to say, sheila, we have known you for 30 years, it doesn't matter because they're going give a loan and sell it off to somebody else. >> well, they do a lot of with gsc, freddy may an sally may and freddie mac. yes, i think some balanced lender standards is good but we don't want to get back where we were prior to the crisis. let's face it. we had too much mortgage lending prior to the crisis. it was an unsustainable engine of consumption. people doing these serial cash out reifies with mortgages they couldn't afford. it was a bad mo

who else was involved in making this decision? important questions the committee needs to get answers to. >> meanwhile, several democratic mayors now claim they may have also been punished by governor christie's administration for failing to endorse him. also today, a new federal probe into whether christie administration improperly spent hurricane sandy relief funds on an ad campaign featuring the governor and his family. new jersey democratic congressman says the department of housing and urban development is planning to audit $25 million in federal cash to the state spent to promote tourism, specifically the bidding process for the so-called stronger than the storm ads. the governor's office is responding saying in a statement just a few hours ago in part, "the stronger than the storm campaign was just one part of the first action plan approved by the obama administration and developed with the goal of effectively communicating that the jersey shore was open for business." it goes on to say, "we're confident that any review wil

do you know who else it isn't people who are taking up space [speaker not understood]. i encourage the city to not only experiment with the program to address the issue with commuter buses, but to work with other municipalities to find a regional solution to a regional problem. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> edward mason. crystal schultz. damitra voytenko. [speaker not understood]. and steve [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> [speaker not understood], california transportation authority entered a strategic analysis report at the request of supervisor dufty issuing a draft report september 17, 2009, [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood] june 28, 2011. this should question the two-year delay and also considering the cost recovery of these california transportation arevery [speaker not understood]. pole language, placards should be displayed on all four sides of the bus providing the bus number and unique bus number invisible across the street lane boulevard. the streets are defined as narrow. i'd like a definition of narrow. i

who else is doing that? >> there is no company right now that has the professional focus at the scale that we do. that doesn't mean that we are not focused on the competitive landscape and future competitors and current competitors. there are other social platforms that operate with a far greater horizontal focus and a third- party developer. it can serve our members and customers well. 80%+ of members are reinforcing that we keep the professional and personal lives separate. we will continue to keep an i out for future competitors. >> google and google plus? >> if there are any search engines that decide to focus within a professional context, that could introduce a new dynamic. to your point earlier, large companies are going to be thinking about how they leverage social assets and platforms to make things more productive and successful. >> tell me more about your plans. from afar, it is hard for me to tell if you are trying to make linkedin into a sort of bloomberg type where you have news on top of your

who else in the 70s? oakland, checking in at 71. widespread mid- to upper 60s around the bay area. san francisco, 67 degrees. mid-60s walnut creek. 66 in livermore. but before we go, i have to point you to the north bay, take a look at these numbers. what a difference, 56 in novato, 56 in santa rosa. it has to do with the wind. we're talking about the very dry gusty conditions bringing us the heightened fire danger. take a look north easterly winds. we have the downsloping winds and they warm on decent bringing us the warmup there. novato and santa rosa, these winds are coming from the south, not getting that same dry, gusty, wind. also along the coastal range, east of half moon bay, i'm seeing a north easterly gust. that's really driving the temperature at the airport. ridge of high pressure in control of the weather pattern. you can see the circulation around the ridge of high pressure bringing us the northerly winds, keeping the storm track well to the north and fortunately, there's no -- up fortunately, no rain in sight -- unfortunately, no rain in sight. if you are just joinin

who else can you think of that might need something? >> reporter: pastor mayfield also gives away donations he gets from the alameda county community food bank. he inspires his executive director susan bateson. >> he gets to people many of our agencies can't get to. he hands out love in an enormous dose. >> i want to give you something to show my appreciation for you being here and existing with me on this earth. >> reporter: for feeding east bay families for two decades this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to pastor chuck mayfield. sharon chin, kpix5. >> nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online, www.kpix5.com/hero. >> a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tonight at 5 - it starts wi phone call saying you won 5 thousand dollars. how seniors are >>> they're making it very simple, five, six ingredients. >> it's a two pan dish only because we have to cook the pasta, but all the magic happens in this pan. >> we jus