what do you want to bet on it? today is day 1 of the plan-- i'm happy with 500 today. -should we go with that? -that's fine. but, for you, i would make an even 1,000. -to be honest. -okay. -is that cool? -yeah, that's cool. so we'll go a dime. let's kick it off, put the first game in, and roll over to the sportsbook. sure, that sounds like a plan. we're gonna have fun. i think we have the potential to make this absolutely fantastic. i like that. absolutely fantastic. we'll start today and we'll build up-- hell yeah. you don't go into gold's gym the first day -and start throwing up the whole thing. -i hear you. if you did that, i'd think you were stupid. absolutely. get this thing in. today i'm using steve's pick-- wisconsin over byu, -8. and the reason this is a good pick-- because wisconsin has the size and the speed to wear out that little byu team. wisconsin all the ( bleep ) way. let's make some money tonight. hey, buddy. i need the line on the wisconsin game. wisconsin? sure. i think it was, like, 8.5. -9. can

so we thought he deserved to have some defense. >> karl, thanks for being here. >> you bet. eaking tonight election returns coming in right now in a crowded republican senate primary race in georgia and it looks like, this one is going to be a runoff. senior national correspondent john roberts is live in atlanta at the campaign headquarters of the candidate david perdue. john? >> reporter: megan, thanks so much. it's beginning to look like it will be a good night for david perdue. he has been duking it out with jack kingston. but now beginning to pull ahead as we're getting results from the bigger counties. it is, though, looking here in the state of georgia like it will be another win for the establishment and another defeat for tea party. david perdue, businessman, he's running in the lead followed by kingston. then the three cane who are backed up by the tea party, karen handel, congressman phil gingrey and paul broun running behind. who comes out as the victor has bragging rights because it looks like it will be perdue and kingston. people are expecting a bruising battle.

if you are betting against him you are betting against again as well. outbank of england minutes today. this is the one to watch. the division between members about the amount of spare capacity in this economy. they think it is going to drop to 78 cents. that is a stronger pound against a weaker euro. >> one company on the move, the shipping and industrial giant raised its 2014 outlook for underlying profits. for a little more detail, the chief executive joins me on the phone from copenhagen. us. great to have you with you have raised for your bad news fort is investors. what i really want to know is do you feel the recovery taking hold around the world is firmly entrenched? what is your view? >> we had a slightly more negative view then the consensus in the market. below still a little more what is consensus. europe we will be below one percent. it is good conditions for there is enough business to do. that is why we deliver appropriate results. >> where was the standout? i am trying to get a sense. where are the spot for us to it is interesting. we ha

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very often it trades at a discount. >> so you wouldn't buy yahoo then? >> i do have a betgh soft bank which i think is a great allocator of cash. >> got you. >> and trades at a bigger discount. i want to be in alibaba. >> there is some similar in character. not a hidden jewel anymore. there is some gray area as far as the distance. we know what tax implication are. that's got to be -- >> whether you -- what is advice? >> i'm still -- >> can i tell? >> no. i'm still long. >> the stock acts very poorly. in the year it's pretty flat for the most part. this is one name that is identifiable talent. people are saying alibaba is worth $200 billion. that is almost more than half of yahoo's market cap. it doesn't trade well. it's made a series of lower lows. we all know the news is out there. i would have thought hedge fund is a way to play. something is wrong here. a lot of names bounced back lately. this wasn't hasn't. i would be careful. >> you're holding and saying don't touch it. karen is not in it. how about you? >> i'm with rege. >> how about you? >> i'm agnostic. >> really?

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. >> you bet. >>> developing tonight new fall out as critics accuse republican strategist karl rove of smearing hillary clinton. the allegations flying after rove raised questions about a 2012 health scare that landed clinton in the hospital. rove standing firm saying clinton's medical records deserve a closer look if she runs for president. >> i mean this was a serious deal. she basically is out of action from -- she's in and out of the office starting on the 7th of december after she returns. she returns on a friday from the czech republic but then becomes over a month long period where she's got a serious illness ending up putting her in the hospital. we don't know what the doctor said. she's hidden a lot of it. >> brett, it opens a can of worms. is it a plus or minus now? >> i think the fact that it comes from karl rove a noted republican strategist probably diminishes any harm that it might do her at this stage because it looks unmistakably partisan whether he intended or not. who knows. look, he did put it out there. so i'm sure he didn't put it out there with the hope of helping

. >> you bet, greta. thank you. >>> house republicans and democrats are throwing punches at each other over the benghazi select committee, but now a new twist. it involves some u.s. senators. kelly ayotte goes on the record next. >>> and a father traged out of a school meeting in handcuffs. you have to see this coming up. >>> and monica lewinsky is back. will she cause new trouble for really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo

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. >> you bet. >> so you've been vocal, multiple times, about your opposition to democrats participatingthis select committee, and now you are going to be on the committee. how do those two things co-exist? >> well, i think what you've seen is, we did have that difficult debate that you mentioned and the caucus was deeply divided, but at the end of the day, we coalesced around the agreement and the strategy that the leader has adopted. and the fact that both elia and i were serving on that committee is proof of the fact that we're unified. we're now unified in the approach we're going to take going forward. and i think part of the reason, rachel, is this. my concern about the select committee is this is where i think they're headed. they are going to subpoena everything under the sun, subpoena something having no relation whatsoever to benghazi, subpoena things clearly protected by privilege, and they're going to keep asking, because they want to provoke a fight with the administration. they're not interested in the facts, which we really already have. they're interested in the fight wit

how would you bet on this economy in the market? >> i think it is still positive growth. we think the economy still plugging away. not growing at pace we would like. the fact is, if you were to look back to 2008, when we really were losing 800,000 jobs a month, you look where we are today, the economy come back a long ways. our research shows what causes a bear market is a recession. right now we look at economic data, only some things give us reason for pause. the data shows the economy is getting a little better, not getting worse. cheryl: brian, all of this makes again could make the outlook for stocks a little uncertain as we go through the next month. we continue as david just mentioned, wage stagnation, labor participation. the fed is watching all of this. the fed has been fueling, this rally. doesn't that make volatility in your mind more certain for the summer than it normally would be? >> right. what we're talking about the stock market and economy. when you look at economy doesn't seem like we're going anywhere with slow growth. how does the dividend stock at 3%

. >> you bet. bill: talk to you soon. martha: the vote to create this select committee passed overwhelmingly with seven democrats siding with republicans. republican house majority leader eric cantor fired back on claims that the investigation is politically motivated. >> my colleagues on the other side of the aisle want americans to believe that this investigation is motivated by politics. no. this investigation would not be necessary had the obama administration come clean. this investigation would not be necessary had the obama administration complied with congressional subpoenas. martha: south carolina republican trey gowdy is going to lead that probe as you know. we have spoken to him here about that. republicans are expected to announce who they will place on that committee and whether it is going to be one or more than that very shortly. bill: seems like a muggy day in washington, d.c., doesn't it? martha: sure does. bill: we're watching this door right now. when nancy pelosi comes out we'll get reaction from her.

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. >> now i'm talking to anyone whose been dumped -- [ laughter ] >> you bet or received those horrible rejection letters from grad school. when that happens, show what you are made of. >> reporter: abramson was abruptly forced out last week as the first female executive editor of the "new york times" after less than three years on the job, an act so controversial, the publisher of the "times" released a statement this weekend, saying he had heard from men and women who criticized her for arbitrary decision making, a failure to consult and bring colleagues with her, inadequate communication, and the public mistreatment of colleagues. abramson didn't respond directly but her daughter fired back with pictures of her mother kissing a puppy, learning to walk again after being hit by a car and this one in boxes gloves. her supporters say she's an aggressive manager held to a sexist standard. students had mixed views on what's become a national debate. if she was a bad manger, whether she was a woman or man, should she have been fired? >> yes. if she's a bad manager, then she should be fired.

>> you bet. because this is a race that democrats need to win. they're going to marshal their resources, and she's going to be competitive on money. there will be outside groups that come in for old mitch mcconnell, you can bet on that, but there will be outside groups that come in for grimes. she will not lose this election for lack of money. the democrats have a chance to knock off two republicans, one in georgia and one in kentucky. if they can do that, they could lose one or two of those six races. you can bet allison grimes is going to get a lot of support. >> and of course, in all these cases, we have to caveat these are gop groups aligned with the candidate. this is the difficulty of super pac money, allegedly not directly connected with the candidates. do you think that there needs to be more reforms, governor sch t schweitzer on the influx of money? >> absolutely. but how do you stop it. you've got a supreme court and citizens united saying it's completely okay. we have every member of congress right now bemoaning this outside money. the

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john mccain who is screaming outrage on this, if i will bet you anything that in his files, in his office, in arizona, there are veterans complaining about what happened in that va hospital and all of a sudden everybody is concerned when everybody fully well knew this was -- and every member of the house and senate can protect these va hospitals. those were the questions i would have asked if i was there but that was your business. >> you raise a fair point. we should point out that the va has been a massive bureaucracy that's been under fire for a long time. i don't know if it's all the way back to eisenhower, however, the bush administration has to answer why they didn't fix it either. there were two wars started in the bush administration, that certainly swelled the ranks and the logs of veterans who need benefits and we got to take care of the men and women who serve for us so you got to follow-up on that. but you right, that happened in the bush administration, but i got news for you, we're now, it's five, six years later, and i'm teasing you about it but president obama is now in of

. >> you bet i do. >> that is "nightly business report" for tonight, i'm susie gharib, thank you fory mother's day to all of our mothers watching the show. >> and for me, i'm tyler mathisen. did i say have a happy mother's day? have a great weekend. ♪ it's all right, it's okay ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if you're old and gray ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say it's okay ♪ ♪ listen to what i say ♪ it's all right, doing fine ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if the sun don't shine ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say it's okay ♪ ♪ we're gettin' to the end of the day ♪ morning. hello, governor. what have you got there? electricity bills. bank statements. letters. all belonging to different people. and all recovered in a raid on a lockup. what were they doing there? serious and organized were acting on a tip-off and they found a huge heroin stash but also discovered a whole stockpile of documents. these are just a sample. but why pass them onto us? well, several are covered with the fingerprints of a man murdered 5 years ago. friday the 13th. unlucky for some. and particularly unlucky for max klein. a 55 year old ea

. >> you bet i do. >> that is "nightly business report" for tonight, i'm susie gharib, thank you fory mother's day to all of our mothers watching the show. >> and for me, i'm tyler mathisen. did i say have a happy mother's day? have a great weekend. >> drought, flooding and the challenges of climate change. plus, the supreme court on prayer. the u.s. in nigelia. and is the tea party fading? tonight on "washington week." >> this isn't something in the distant future. climate change is already affecting us now. >> temperatures are rising. streets are flooding, and washington's debate about climate change has reached a fresh crossroads. >> this debate shouldn't be about alleviating the guilt complexes of liberal elites. gwen: will a dire new report make the difference? in nigeria -- >> we want our girls back now! gwen: the fate of hundreds of missing school girls sparks debate around the world. >> they are basically a group of bandits that are hiding among populations, and it's

. >> you bet. >>> also breaking tonight, new details on the select committee investigating how the white house and the administration handled the ben za give terror attack. we just learned moments ago this committee will be made up of seven republicans and five democrats if the democrats decide to participate, which they have been making noise about but are believed to be prepared to do. they would have authorization to conduct a full investigation finding out what contributed to this attack that killed four americans, including our ambassador. with specific focus, we're told, on, quote, executive branch communications about the attacks. some are suggesting the committee should recruit a hard-charging attorney to pursue the case, and my next guest has been mentioned as a top contender for the job. andrew mccarthy is a former federal prosecutor and national review contributing editor. the select committee will have a staff counsel who basically prepares trey gowdy and pushes this investigation along. your name is coming up in many, many circles. are you the man for the job? >> they're try

>>you bet. fannie mae and freddie mac are not sturdy enough to withstand another severe downturn in the economy. recent stress tests by federal regulators reveal- fannie and freddie would need another $190 billion dollar bailout from the government if the economy collapses. the rebound in home prices is boosting fortunes at fannie and freddie, which have returned 203-billion dollars to the treasury. and both are expected to remain profitable. under the terms of the bailout, fannie and freddie are not allowed to retain earnings, which accounts for the current weakness. treasuries were a terrific place to park money during the month of april as prices rose and yields fell. chris gersch of altimus capital has this outlook for what to expect in the month of may. i think that it will continue into may the situation right now wtih the 10 year yield. gersch tells us his client are mostly going into cash and are hoping to later buy stocks that pay a dividend. the obama administration warns the treasury

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. >> last night you sent my an e-mail saying i will bet you dinner, even though you already won one, that j.c. penney's stock doubles from yet to stye imthis year, within 2014, will double from yesterday's close. >> that was three months ago, and a bad haircut ago. j.c. penney was trading, the stock did jump above ten bucks, and it's at 951 right now. some viewed it as a strong result. the stock is up 13.5%, but not quite enough for the same guest, mr. jan rodgers. though he probably will get there sooner or later. before you rub it in, because you're getting close and you'll probably get it, to be fair to j.c. penney, were the numbers as good as the market is reacting today? >> well, you know, j.c. penney's did not knock the cover off the ball. >> yeah, really. gross margin was up, sales were okay. they looked fine. seven cents from -- i'm thinking over the next seven months, i'm good, but i thought it was a fine report, kind of what i expected. the sales were a little better than i thought they might be. the gross margins were fine. they don't look like a company that's going broke

>> you bet you . did you see evelyn's self if i? >> yes. >> hey, you know you can send a self if i on facebook and twitter. >>> almost anything you want, on the carquinez 20 minute drive time and it's a little bit more than when we first checked. standard drive time there are more on the road but still not all that pad. 580, some slow traffic getting into 580 livermore more haven'tly. >>> thanks you sal, we were under mostly cloudy skies driving right towards us and it is going to hang out until wednesday and for us it has already everybody crease -- increased clouds and 76 napa and 72 today and 72 in concord and sans hose and palo alto -- san jose and palo alto, the low is producing light rain and a possible act the lows are on their way and i think shaster. fire danger goes up for us on and we can see some of that very light rain and we have a couple of observers who say we have rain up here. low-to-mid and the breeze has picked up for some. 26-mile-per-hour for some, livermore even 8 and it is going to be a breezy to downright wi

. >> you bet. >>> back in a moment, after a break, with reason hitting the road might be about to get a lot more expensive. >>> the great british actor bob hoskins has died. as one remembrance today put it, he specializes in tough guys with a soft center. his spectacular turn in "mona lisa" won him a nomination for best actor. he may be best known for "who framed roger rabbit." and the british film classic "the long good friday." he was born during world war ii in the eastern uk, where his parents had moved t escape the bombing in london. bob hoskins had parkinson's disease, he was 71 years old. >>> good news and bad, the american lung association says while the clean air act has helped our country come a long way, the city of los angeles has, on average, 120 days a year of unhealthy air. they say close to 150 million americans live in places where the air is unhealthy. we've put there a list of the top four cleanest places to live on our website for you tonight. >>> and a big bellwether coming soon, according to the financial times. they report the u.s. is on the brink of losing its

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yes, you bet it is, if we have rates that cover costs and in fact, it's an amazing system that has really served san francisco well, but with this one enterprise of our three, we have to make those choices because rates currently don't cover costs. >> and what is that -- how does that impact our budget elsewhere? >> it's pretty significant so for every penny, that's revenue generated for about 0.3 hours per kilowatt hour. that's assumed one penny of additional one penny next year, but that's not even enough to cover costs we incur now. to the degree, you know, and additional penny were offered as an alternative, that would be an worth an additional $3.4 million to the pec. that means the budgets you see at the general hospital and the mta and other general fund departments, including street light costs, would go up on your general fund, part of the budget. >> what pobltd is there possibility is there to renegotiate the 55 /45 split between power and water for the tunnel? >> one of the things we are actually -- we've done some research and we are seeing the -- sort of the -- what was behin

i will bet you anything that in his files and office in arizona there are veterans complaining about what happened in the va hospital and all of a sudden everybody is concerned. every member of the house and the senate can protect these va hospitals. >> those are questions i would have asked if i were there but that's your business. >> you raise a fair point. we should point out that the va has been a bureaucracy that has been under fire for a long time. i don't know if it's all the way back to the eisenhower administration but certainly the bush administration rappelled with this and they have to answer for why they didn't fix it either. in terms of iraq and afghanistan, jay carney made that point at the podium. it bares repeating. there were two wars started in the bush administration. that certainly swelled the ranks and the logs of veterans who need benefits and we have to take care of the men and women that serve for us. so you have to follow up on that but you're right. that happened in the bush administration but i have news for you bob. it's five or six years later and i'm te

. >> you bet. >> any other parts to the presentation, miss miller? >> my staff report links the next three items together, 3, 4 and 5 and we could call those and do the presentation as well. >> let's keep this item open and we'll add the next three item 4, 5 and 6. >> thank you. >> before we do that, let's have public comment. we'll have public comment on 3, and then we'll call the next item. >> good afternoon, commissioners, eric brooks representing cleanpowersf and the local grassroots organization our city. first i want to reiterate real quickly regardless of the sfpuc's financial problems, which are clearly very serious, cleanpowersf is a stand-alone program meant to fund itself as commissioner campos pointed out in that hearing where this was discussed. none of the advocates would want cleanpowersf to be anything otherwise than a program which funds itself. nor i believe would any of the supervisors and also the staff, the lead staff at the sfpuc for cca is already hired and is already getting paid and is available to be dedicated to cca. so the