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back with us on set, we have nicolle wallace, thomas roberts, richard haas and in washington, sam stein. thomas you did a report on it and it's great. i can't wait to watch it. >> such a good star and such an authentic guy, as you point out. i think he totally means it. shoet was back in new york. character of the show in and of itsds with all the cameos from the top, joan rivers. the ban is lifted. joan rivers came back after carson had exiled her. so a lot of good stuff. lot of good energy flowing his way. >> so, we'll see much more of that. >>> but first let's get to some of the news. it's been five years now since president obama signed his $800 billion stimulus plan to jump-start the economy. the white house celebrated the anniversary by going on the offensive, touting the plan's successes, including 1.6 million jobs created or saved per year between 2009 and 2012. that they argue is thanks to stimulus spending. see now, joe's on location today. and i think he didn't come in because i think he had a special term for the stimulus. didn't he, wasn't it steaming -- >> steaming pile of

the amazing shot, sent a raucous crowd at haas pavilion spilling onto the court. cal coach mike montgomery and security had to usher fans away before the final play. an arizona full-court pass was knocked down to give the golden bears their first victory over a top-ranked >> this week at the box office two movies held strong and one had an awkward moment. ice cube and kevin hart took the top spot for the third week in their movie "ride along." the disney animated movie "frozen" came in at the number two spot as the fourth highest-grossing domestic animated release ever. and coming in at number three-- the zac efron flick. "that awkward moment" in it's opening weekend with nine million. >> helsinki station chief. oscar-winning actor philip seymour hoffman has died. law enforcement sources say he was found dead of an apparent drug overdose in the bathroom of his manhattan apartment. the 46-year-old won an academy award for best actor for the 2005 biopic "capote." he also appeared in "money ball" and"charlie wilson's war," "doubt," and "the master," for which he was

haas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-b of house resolution 475, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 we take you live now to the brookings institution for discussion on u.s.-russia relations after the fall of the soviet union to present day. it is getting underway and you are hearing from president strobe talbott, president of brookings. live coverage on c-span. >> terrific for all of you to come out for what i think is going to be a first-class discussion on the relationship both in recent history and no doubt contemporaneously as well between the united states and the russian federation. in fact, i think we will probably reach back into the od as well. peri the occasion for this discussion today, although the front pages of the newspaper, including the one you work for, give us an occasion to have this conversation pretty much every day, peter, is the publication of angela stent's absolutely terrific book "the limits of partnership." awill come back and say just word or

it is saying it will not compare corruption now with previous administrations, but haas has been alarmed by what he's seen. cnbc africa caught up with the man himself, the former central bank governor. take a listen to what he had to say. >> basically, i hope the economy will not be hurt by this. i also hope the central bank will be protected. i look outside and the forecast for my country, i've been fortunate to have the opportunity to do some good work on the bank possibility. i would not want to see all of that unraveled. >>> now, negotiations over in eu/u.s. trade deal are continuing, but have hit some hurdles. do the benefits outweigh the risks? we'll get at the u trade commissioner's view, that's coming up next. [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ then a little time to

haas. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. sessions: madam speaker, by direction on the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 475 ass and ask for its immediate -- and ask for its immediate consideration. the clerk: house calendar number 84, house resolutions 475. resolved, that at any time after the adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill, h.r. 3193, to amend the consumer financial protection act of 2010, to strengthen the review authority of the financial stability oversight council of regulations issued by the bureau of consumer financial protection, and for other purposes. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and amendments specified in this section and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and rank

senator, bill haas lem warning that unionizing would hurt the business climate, meaning the folks waggo would not build a future and there would be outside conservative groups putting up billboards. there was a lot of outside pressure. it came down to the workers, 1600 workers with the final say. how much pressure mattered from the outside or interunsed them is hard to tell. >> 1600 workers with the final say. >> don't go anywhere, i look forward to speaking to you in the 7 o'clock hour. >> president obama met with king abdullah of jordan to discuss the war in syria. jordan has taken in more than half a million refugees since the war began. president obama and king abdullah discussed the need for power. >> we'll strategise on how we can change the calculus inside the country, to have a syria that is respectful of all groups. >> our concern is the rise of extremism in syria, the sectarian violence, and if we don't find a sol ugs, the spillover and the effect that would have. >> syrian refugees are estimated to make up 10% of jordan's population. >> delegates attending the geneva 2 talks

the minimum wage went up in new jersey not only did it not cost jobs it almost seemed like a like it haa slightly positive effect and people started to study that and in fact there was research that actually looked at every county in the country. i believe 504 or 288 pairs of counties found the same thing right next to each other with a place for the minimum wage went up it didn't have this job intact so that pointed to other human behavior other than simply what happens to the price for which is study after study shows there was a greater retention, less absenteeism, companies didn't have to spend this much time searching for people caught there was bette bitter row on productivity and so that explains with a tiger minimum wage we have seen through actual multiple analysts is that it actually does not have a negative economic impact and where we disagree is the gradual increase remember how it works it goes up 95 cents, then another 25 cents but by 2016 doing that, indexing so we have quite a bit of certainty that that is in the range of reasonable increases in which one rely on this bo

i find that -- haas hard to believe, because then in the same sentence, he went on and started talking about the president being a liar and engaging in criminal acts. it seems it's very hard for him to keep that to himself. >> you mentioned -- going back to hillary clinton, and this word of which we will not speak, a word that, you know, i don't care who you are, it's a horrible word, it's an offensive word. >> right. >> what did he say when you asked him about that? and were there any apologies there? >> you know, that's -- he didn't directly apologize to hillary clinton, no. but he did -- he just said, that was where he made the moment, he said, you know what, he tried to sort of make light of it, which in the interview, i said, i don't take this lightly and i don't think people watching take this light we, but to make a comment, this is the alamo, and on this date ted nugent says, he'll never call anybody names ever again. that's how he responded specifically to the "c" words and other words he's used to describe hillary clinton. and he brought up bill maher also using the "c" word

so these are the troubling signs, and that's why this market is collapsing the haas couple weeks. ashley: ultimately, to use the analogy of forest fire ultimately leads to a healthier forest, could you say the same about this selloff? >> yeah, we could. everybody who i talk to and i work with thinks that the market performance in 2013 was beyond extraordinary. it was bubble-like, so it had to come in a little bit. and again, once we start analyzing on fundamentals as opposed to what the latest fed president or fed governor said in a speech, that's when we get down to properly evaluating the stock market. it's absolutely needed. we're near a major market bottom, though, i'll tell your viewers that, and we firmly believe that around the 1740 line on the s&p 500. if we get down there, i hi it's going to be an excellent -- i think it's going to be an excellent buying opportunity. ashley: keith bliss, thanks so much. >> my pleasure. ♪ ♪ ashley: time now for your tech minute. can you hear me now? just got a little less expensive. at&t cutting the prices of its family wireless data p

it started last night when police spotted this silver suv at haas street wanted in connection with a shooting. the suv driver led police on a chase down highway 101 that ended when the suv crashed into another car near highway 380. police arrested the driver and are searching for two passengers who ran from police. police say several guns were found inside the suv. >>> 7:38. police in gilroy investigating that city's first homicide of the year. investigators say two men got into a fight last night near a park. two other men became involved and someone pulled out a gun and started shooting. a 68-year-old man was shot and killed. a 34-year-old man was suffered life-threatening wounds. police are out there searching for two people who fled the scene in a white compact car. >>> children walking to school in san leandro should pay extra attention this morning. a 13-year-old girl heading to bancroft middle school yesterday says a man in a car pulled up alongside her and he told the girl that her mom wanted him to give her a ride. the girl ran to her school and alerted her teachers. the sus

. >> a memorial service for cal football player ted agu will be held this coming week at the haas pavilion on the u-c berkeley campus. university officials say the 21-year-old , died after he developed problems at the end of a routine training run with his teammates on february 7th. the junior defensive lineman from bakersfield, was a public health major and was selected to the second team pac-12 all-academic squad last fall. the service will begin at 6:30 p-m monday. agu's family members from bakersfield as well as other family members from nigeria will attend the service. >> federal officials say california farmers will not get any help with water this year. the water would have come resovoirs throughout thelast year, farmers only received twenty -percent of what they normally get from federal sources. friday they were told it would be zero. water levels are still being monitored, but federal officials acknowledge. the levels are very low. >> this comes after governor brown announced new legislation earlier this week. his bill would funnel nearly 700-million dollars to help local communi

. >> in addition to concerns about emerging market that ism number notabley weaker than expected haas raised concerns about whether the u.s. economy might be weaker maybe perhaps including the consumer. we saw ford's numbers. they don't seem very worried. the ford executives said we don't think this is a big issue. we think it's probably weather related. obviously the market is not entirely buying that argument. >> i think the market is divided into three influences. one, the weak economic data that you got on the ism. second, the internal technicals. when we broke 1770 we began to spiral downward. so that's important. and again finally, harking back that yield on the ten-year is not behaving as though everything is copacetic. it looks like there may be something out there that maybe we don't even see quite yet. >> but, arthur we've talked i will bring this up to you as i have done in the past hour to our past guests. we've talked ad nauseam for the last several months about the lack of a 10% correction or pullback in this market that was maybe need eded to weed out the weak hands. no

the ceremony starting at 6:30 at haas pavilion. members of agu's family from bakersfield and nigeria attending the service. the 21-year-old junior defensive lineman died after a routine training run with his teammates on february 7th. >>> sonoma county sheriff's looking for an armed robbery suspect in glen ellen. this photo is of the suspect from surveillance footage. officials say the robbery happened friday afternoon at the west america bank on arnold drive. police are hoping that someone will recognize the suspect from this photo. they say that he's 6 feet tall in his mid to late 20s reddish >>> national news this morning, the netflix hit "house of cards" has washington abuzz as fans including president obama devour the new season. but a spoiler alert here. the second season premiered last friday and it contained some interesting congressional scenarios but just how real are they? jake tapper has the story. >> reporter: here are two stories about reforming social safety net or entitlement spending in washington, d.c., one from r

. >> and so other companies -- >> well sh, remember, if you haa company with one drug that is a fatal disease and the drug can cure the fatality, that will make the fda look up. >> and that is not the first time it has been going through something like this, because it has happened like that. >> and well regeneron has been the best performer, and when the stock was at 5 we put it on, and the stock is at 340, so, yes. >> a one-year. >> look. i mean, you have a big gain, and if the stock w the house's money. >> yes, and it is a a great day for data and we have been through the revised gdp and we will get to rick santelli in chicago. hey, rick. >> well, we are momentarily expecting the february final read on the university of michigan sentiment survey. 81.6! 81.6. and now remember that the mid-read which falls out now is 81.2, and we were expecting a lateral move, and so 81.8 is indeed better than expected. i like to do the comps, and the last time we had a level higher was not that long ago and just like in chicago, it was in december, and 8.25 in desemer, but the firm read just like ch

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to date, we do not yet have participation in the task force, in part because as general haas nostrum we're still arm-wrestling all of it ourselves. we want to make sure we at least have a common view before we bring in others although we have invited and there is interest from both the navy and air force in providing participation, maybe not permanent but participation in our events. to sydney, first off, i had the honor of having marines as my subordinate units. i would also note from the national guard perspective, how for my unit in afghanistan in the south when i was the only army colonel their were national guard. so i have an appreciation for the capabilities and capacities, and, frankly, the commitments of both our marine and guardsman. i would also note that general paxton was at -- in the fall with the chief and the admiral, and i think that probably was an exception. probably the first time that's ever happened, to have a panel like that. then the third point i would just make to remind you, sydney, when you are also participating in one of our experiments, and if there oth