wealthy person can go to and if you can make those more affordable for a wider section of people you help economic growth. this is what's astounding richelle. if you take the top 85 wealthiest people in the world just the top 85, they control as much wealth as the bottom 3.5 billion people. that's how wide the gap has

you fought the program to help lower copays and premiums for medicare beneficiaries, with low income. and we're talking on the way in. when newt gingrich wanted medicare to wither on the vine and medicaid to be block granted, you were there. because you knew it would result in kicking millions of pregnant women and children, millions of seniors, middle class seniors in nursing homes because they had no one else they were alone kicking them off of coverage. you stood with teddy to build a national program chip. you welcomed then senator obama here in 2007 where he pledged his mmitment to make health reform a reality. and he did. he did. i get credit. he deserves all the credit. because i was with him every minute through this bitter fight, at least half a dozen times when he could have compromised. and what he would say every time, joe, if we let this go, it will be another generation before 24 million young eople, mostly of color, poor, will ever get the kind of coverage that they need. i think everyone of you around this room, whether you were sometime in your life fully insured or u

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make those new year's resolution, we wanted to know who are you really helping? >>> if you are watching us right now, that likely means you are inside. that's a good thing for 187 million of us who are trapped in this polar vortex. the coldest air mass in a generation today marched east and a whole new population of americans are saying bring it on, mother nature. >> two pairs of long john bottoms, a sweater, underarmor top and this big down jacket. >> stay home. don't come out. it's very, very, very cold. >> i'm begging mother nature for mercy. just how cold is it? this escaped prisoner turned himself back in to authorities in kentucky just to escape the cold weather. meantime, there is no escaping the problems at the airports. millions of americans have been in an aviation prison for the better part of a week. another 2,500 cancellations just today. that brings the total this week to more than 11,000. frustrated passengers are no longer packing their patience. >> waiting in line that's a mile long to try to rebook. can't get any information from anybody. >> been

after you helped him dig the hole was there stuff for you? he broke the contract. >> and the body was heavy, i must say. if you are in somewhere between the grand canyon and sedona and somebody is missing, he is in a hole. >> have i a theory. there was a "breaking bad" marathon on. was he just sitting near a tv? >> you know what, i had these weird dreams. anyway. it happened. okay, it is now less tricky to buy sticky icky. the word's first stores licensed to sell marijuana opened in colorado. anyone 21 and older could buy and thousands lined up to be a part of history. activists arranged a ceremonial first purchase at a store in denver. the customer, an iraq war veteran, who says he uses pot to help with post traumatic stress disorder. >> it helps alleviate my symptoms of ptsd. i would rather use cannabis than xanax. it is a lot safer in my opinion. it helps me a lot. i feel i have a duty to help other people in trying to spread the message. >> he is now a certified bud tender. we caught up with two customers outside a store. >> those guys, t

can we be doing you know personally and sometimes it's overwhelming but you can pray in any way you can help i think but it does bother me when you think prayer does. i think prayer is what helps you know move the hands of god you know when when you ask god i believe things can happen it's it's your faith being released saying you know god i believe you're up there and i'm asking you to help me in this situation or help our friends in syria but i believe it helps move the hands of god when you say up there up up is where we all are considered to heaven be an up you know in in that have been somewhere so i don't believe you go up into the sky the do you believe heaven is a is a physical place somewhere and you just assume it's up yes we like to finish the show or do something silly if you only knew ok she loved the first girl you have a kissed i do it was in a well it was victoria. and joel other than my family but it was the traditions of her school every day that whole year i was in my early twenty's i was playing baseball every night claim that to me until i was playing baseball every nigh

help is needed. if you have an aging parent or grandparent, then your family could be confronting this issue now. if not, it is probably only a matter of time before you do and then where do you begin? what do you look for and what does it cost? for answers we welcome back david. since 1993, david has worked in the field of aging. he served as a board member of the senior services, worked with the senior living resources and currently a part of the management team at drake terrace, a community of both independent and assisted living. welcome back and good to have you here. >> nice to be here. >> are you seeing a critical mess now because we have aging baby boomers who are not ready for anything like that yet. and at the same time, they are caring for parents in their 80s and 90s who are living a lot longer. >> and the whole world, you know, in terms of the field of aging is just expanding because of the longevity factor that is going on now. absolutely. you get the adult child. actually they are coming in a

you. it is a nutrient booster. it will helpall the nutrients of these other foods so you get more bang for your buck when you eat avocado with different foods. >> we hear it is high in -- they say fat. good kind of fat and it is high in calories. >> good for you fat. and that means you can't be afraid of that anymore. in 2014, i'm telling people, fat is your friend. good fat. you want it. it is good for your face, your hair, your skin, your nails. that leads me to another good fat. >> hoda loves this. >> this is my favorite thing. tell me about the coconut oil. >> coconut oil can solidify like this. it gets to room temperature, it turns to a liquid. indian food is great with it. it is great for your hair, skin and nails. put it right on. >> like at the beach. >> you're going to get a great tan. we're starting new trends here. want to go natural. i have this on my dresser at home. i also have it in my kitchen. >> do you break out if you put it on your face in. >> i put it right underneath my little lines here and then in the mor

see 2, 3, 1916 million but the replacement fund are around the 350 to 380 finger. >> i just can you help me clearly i mean to the extent i think we all agree buckets are a reflection of priorities so can you explain the arbitrary all for not priority tiger's them more. >> the puc went through a process two or three years ago now where the fact that the technically which he water system handing had an out of balance financial plan that causes the general manager to say we're out of balance how are we going to address the fact we're 23i7b8 out of balance. the general manager came to the board and mayor and requested a rate there to help restore and support is the funding necessary to avoid the maintenance. we did receive a partial you know the recommendation for a general fund increase was passed but at a lower level than recommended and so we aren't able to restore outlining all the funding within the puc budget for all program areas and when i say program areas i'm talking about the infrastructure improvements in our generation assets of country i'm talking about our energy efficiency an

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you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we were lucky and when they don't. it's terrible timing. it's never a good time for an earthquake. >> but we are going to have one. >> how about the ground swallowing people into the ground? >> like the earth that collapsed? it's not like the tv shows. >> the earth does move and it bumps up and you get a ground fracture but it's not something that opens up and sucks you up into haddes. >> it's not going anywhere. we are going to have a lot

and how can you help the teacher do it as best as possible? >> as a final note, bill, tell me what you think about the state of the technology industry right now? >> the rate of innovation is faster than ever. things like understanding speech and vision, taking large amounts of data and understanding that, big, high resolution screens that will be on your walls and in the opposite at home. we are in a fantastic time where finding information, scanning information, is going to get a lot better. and that will lead to productivity. we can simulate things so that new product design and innovation will go faster. we see that in biology, even understanding complex systems, and what drugs should be tried out, so i'm a great believer, whether it is helping the poor or the global economy, technology can help a lot of lot of -- can solve a lot of problems. >> if you go back and look at what people predicted a few years ago, and they were so wrong. everything has been done. in the next few years, we will improve technology more than was done from the very

how did you do it and how did you get the help? i wanted to change when i was 14. you know, i considered, it was a thursday, and i believe it was somewhere around the new year in 2007, going into 2008. and i saw my friends, you know, going down a self-destruct path and i realized that that's going to be me, too, if i keep it up. and i saw that most of my friends were ending up in jail, ended up dying, not going to school. and even some older people that i hung around, you know, who graduated, didn't make it, get a job after graduating high school. i saw that they stopped and that they didn't go to college. you know, i seau, what do i have to do to help my brothers and sisters to make sure that they go to college? i said i don't want to be like that, i want to be better than that. i know i can do better. i talked to my fifth grade teacher and i connected with her and i told her that i wanted help. but even before that, i talked to my counselor, went to her, and discussed my problems you know, how i felt bad about my literacy. and i

can you help me out? >> when was the last time you heard voices.y. what was that? >> he's a [ bleep ] bag on real world mtv. he's a [ bleep ] now. >> i saw david vitter in starbucks this morning. #loser. >> damn, you suck. okay. thank you. >> chris murphy, ct, your ignorance is overshadowed only by your naievta, lmao, which i assume means legislators make america outstanding. >> of course you would, you're a typical #democrap. hash resign. >> at jason in the house, you are proof that this country has gone to hell in a hand basket. >>@sen schumer. yep, you're about as original as an old pair of shoes. >> is lawrence o'donnell really an idiot or does he just play one on tv? well, that's not really for me to answer. bernie, what do you think? is lawrence o'donnell really an idiot or does he just play one on tv? you want to take more time? >> yes, yes. >> maybe check with the guys on this one? all right, we'll go to a commercial. those little things still get you. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is

if you help them, you help the economy overall. a lot of employers will benefit from a higher minimum wage. empirical studies show that. this is not a matter of planning, this is what we've conin this country -- in fact, if we had a minimum wage as high as 1968 adjusted for inflation it would be $10.45 an hour. >> still forcing employers -- >> it's not forcing anything. >> governor pawlenty, what's your response to his plan? >> if you want to find out how do you grow job and provide jobs in this country, novel idea. out of the box thinking. ask the people who actually provide the jobs. >> sure, right. >> guess what? there's a consistent answer from those folks about what they want. they say to government, do things to encourage me, not discourage me. make the load lighter, not heavier. that includes things like taxation, health care policy and more. but they're saying don't do things to make my life more difficult, more expensive, more bureaucratic -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt you, but i just want to say i'm very proud of an admini

make a difference last year for thousands of california foster kids. - thank you for helpingkids. - thank you for the school supplies. - thank you for the new shoes. - thank you, secret santa. - and thank you for donating money. female announcer: your generosity proves that while not everyone can be a foster parent, anyone can help a foster child. - thank you. - thank you. - gracias por la ayuda. [baby chuckles] >>> good morning, san jose. let's head out to 101 in trimble where everything is moving smoothly this morning with the temperature currently in the high 30s. lots of clear skies so far. no reports of any airport delays at mineta international airport. san jose a window to the world where traffic is smooth on 680 and 280. 101 both directions over the golden gate bridge, green on the screen with those arrows i'm told is a good thing. over to the carquinez bridge to the maze, 19 minutes. it is clear. meanwhile northbound on 880 and 238 to 80, 21 minutes. slowed down there. 880 to 101 is only six minutes. and it will cost you 14 minutes if you are on the altamont pass thi

. >> you got tags, let me help you. >> he was called in to help and help he did.e knew in the cold temperatures it was 2 degrees on this particular day that the dog was in danger and that he was also in danger. he didn't want to fall into the ice. to the 100-foot bank but the dog couldn't get up on its own so deputy delgado comes out with a little leash, with a nylon leash, according to reports, and he just looped it around buddy's neck and was able to pull buddy up onto this bank. >> foolish. >> you could see buddy's tail is wagging, ah, man, i'm so happy to see you, my feet are freezing. >> do you know what i love they canceled so many services across that part of the country because it is so cold but it's nice that double "d" went out and did this even though it's 2 degrees. >> you're absolutely right. and it's very nice that other folks in ohio actually saw this dog on the frozen river and deputy delgado to the rescue. >>> destruction in slow-mo. >> he's taken the dillon m-134 mini gun, it's a gatling gun, and he's pitting it against the car. >> see how these

can you help us? >> you even have a letter?us what the students have been saying. >> here is an example. just part of it from liz been note from north dakota. >> schools in the united states neary -- need better ledges i am sure you get the amount of food that you want so why can't we? i am sure you don't starve during the daylight as. do you thank you could change this by convincing the other senators? this is very important. it was really the school kids that got us going. of this bill was set to pass into a jury with no opposition and the u.s. and the da made the changes we ask for to lift the limits on grains and protein that the kids could get on a daily basis. gerri: the big fear was obesity the with the federal program was to fight that? >> they can now with a program they estimated would cost $100 million to implement then only provided 50 million to do it. not only does not work with the one-size-fits-all approach from the federal government but all the cost to the schools as well. now we have a big thank-you to the na

turning to infrared technology which woucould change the face the sauna industry forever and help youe -- help make you even healthier. i spoke with the sauna ray company that explain this is revolutionary idea. >> the infrared sauna is the biggest fad happening now. tell us more about it. why is it so popular? >> because you can sweat without raising your core body temperature. for a millennia people have been using the sauna. the romans, the nordics, but you had to overheat the core. >> what does that mean? tell to me like i'm a person. >> you are breathing air hotter than you are. the humans aren't adopted to breathe this high level of temperature. maybe the exemption of the sar harrah desert. so you can breathe up to 98.6 without your heart and lungs being -- you know. so instead of super heating the air, you use infrared elements to heat the room gently. because the heat penetrates the skip so officially and personally because that is where our body is designed to get from the son, you sweat earlier. you can be in there at 85, 95 degrees sweating like a marathon running and you d

you played the piano, you were going to the medical school and you helped invent the mac. welcome to apple. steve jobs said to you, i never want you to ask what i would have done, just do what is right. >> it relieved, i believe, a huge burden that would have existed how had he not said it. i think it was crcredible for him to do that. >> one-on-one with a very candid tim cook. >>> but we move on tonight, now to a spectacular scene playing out off of california a powerful storm churning up 40-foot waves. nick watt with the pictures tonight. >> reporter: this is the super bowl of surfing. catching 40 foot waves half a mile off the california coast. just 48 hours ago, word went out the mavericks invitational was on, the last of the world's best big wave surfers stumbled off red-eye flights early this morning. the storm battering the pacific kicking up once-in-a-decade waves over in hawaii had reached mavericks. >> it's one of the most dangerous waves in the world. >> reporter: big wave surfing is now huge with riders travelling the world to catch monster waves up to 100 feet

you can ask someone to help you.ou exactly how you can do it in a very safe way. the way i do it, i like to have a towel to put the avocado on so i have a little bit of stability for the avocado. place the part with the seed onto the towel and gently place the knife over the seed and then give it a little bit of a whack. now, take the seed with the avocado and the knife and twist it just a little bit. see? very easy. now that we have the seed attached to the knife, we'll take that same towel and place it over the seed and gently move the knife out of the seed. [ applause ] so let's put it together. we'll simply put everything into this food processor, including our avocados... our greek yogurt... and our honey. and give it a whirl. just keep going until it's nice and smooth. [ sloop! ] just pour it right into the bowl. it's a beautiful green color. and there's two reasons you want to eat this immediately. one -- it's too tasty to wait. and two -- avocados turn brown after a while, so you want to eat them as soon as y

common ground when they talk to each other like anything this is a very good thing for the kids to help you still try to keep kids off the street to help you homework we have my fun time family night make sure no one has applied. doing their plans. but they teach us to do the right bangs and life so we don't go in a bad direction we don't have fun and no no no what happened to them or all the kids cavities all the right ways the water they'll get farther behind us and do the right thing. quartered central city you can palm a project helps young people from around the area by providing a variety of services they offer tutoring mentor and counseling as well as special assistance to those who are transitioning back home from detention centers by providing tents case management we could help them reconnect you know with family and community and make a healthy transition into young adulthood when they self esteem is now when they begin to feel that nobody is want to give them an opportunity but then they began to shut down and they go back to the things that in their community today they think i

so you don't want that criticism out there if you can help it. any kind of criticism. you say get ahead of the game. how do you get ahead of something -- >> well, first of all, you have to have a strong social media presence. you want to be on twitter. you want to be on instagram. you want to be on facebook. you want to constantly put out positive messages. if you're a restaurant show a new dish that you've created, or a special you're doing for a holiday. if you're another type of business, be very timely and give them tips and good information. >> got it. so you think, get -- make it easy to give good feedback so then that kind of dwarfs any bad feedback? >> all right -- well the second part is on the customer review site, you know, people often call and go, oh, my god, i got three one stars, and you know, my ratings are very low, what do i do? well, the propensity is, if you have a good experience, you go, of course i want to have a business -- >> you don't do anything about it. >> and you don't do anything. so the question is how do you make it easy? a lot of our cl

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it also sends you reminders when bills are due. new year money resolutions helpou take control of your finances in 2014. >> january is the time of year you are really feeling that motivation to get on top of everything. >> liz crenshaw, news4. >> sounds good. right? all the websites and the tools that you just saw are free. the consumer team has them all posted and nbcwashington.com/lizcrenshaw. >>> winning the war against weight gain. still ahead, we are going to break it down for you. four diet plans to see which ones can work and which ones could be a waste of your time and your money and the important conversation, health officials want you to start having with your doctor when we return. >>> in news4 your health, new evidence that people drink too much. a report by centers for disease control found at least 38 million americans have problems with alcohol. that includes the so-called casual drinkers. the cdc defines heavy alcohol use as two or more drinks a day for men and one or more a day for women. the cdc says while doctors screen patients for other healt

know you're a bomb and he keeps going on like oh boy this is off to a bad start he says because you help pass obamacare you know and so i'm like ok lisa i hate me for something that i actually that i actually did in a kind of proud of but it's entirely up to citizens to make that decision is true there are some rumors that you may go on to television. this this represents probably the pinnacle of my television career i should retire after this appearance. nor is it true that i think should be out i'm sure that you might join new york shuttle one no there's no i don't i don't know if that's true i certainly haven't been told. look i you know as i said earlier in this discussion when you asked me whether i'd run for office again you know there's stuff i still care about and i still enjoy talking with people like like you and people still ask me for my opinion on things and i still have them. and when i'm invited to come talk about issues i am probably going to going to going to say yes from time to time but i clearly don't have a face for television but if you're in in the arena a person a

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you have asked the world, literally the world, to help you essentially turn the world inside out. >> someone i met in the streets told me that the warnings - it takes what issed in of you and it puts it out there. that's what it is. people taking their own portrait. you don't have to worry about technical stuff. but they have to paste it themselves. >> yes, yes. >> whatever it makes sense of that. >> what have you learnt in the process. this is a project that is two years, two years old. >> exactly. >> what are you learnt during the process. >> yes, yes. for 13 years i travelled around the world doing my own projects. i realise the power of communities. i didn't know how to translate that into other communities without me. so that them doing it without me being involved. in inside i was - okay, i'm not going to call. people will be - how do you want us to do this. sure. take the photo. you'll have a cell phone or something. take it. send it to me. we'll print it here and send it back to you. but you have to pull it wide. >> and then suddenly there would have to gather the community,