in the beginning this was not the focus of warby parker. they did it on the fly inviting people to neal's apartment and laying frames out on the dining room table. today things are much different with a solid success story, thaech opened two brick and mortar stores with more on the way. the crown jewel, their 2,000 square foot flagship store on one of the most coveted blocks in new york city. >> we thought having a flagship store here in soho would strengthen the brand and add gravitas to it. it would help us perhaps reach customers that were reluctant to buy online. >> calling it a store does not do it justice. the two founders who are still running the company, neal and dave, decided if they were going to move into brick and mortar, they would do it in their own style. that's meant throwing some of the traditional thoughts of retail out the window. warby parker's short but vibrant history is front and center and coveted shelf space is given to showcase books from independent publisheser. >> traditional retailers walk in here and they're l

bob parker stays with us. we will be talking about sectors next. here is a look at what is coming up. ♪ >> i am francine lacqua in london. this is "on the move" on bloomberg television, radio, and streaming on your tablet and your phone. is down some 16% after the chief executive finally resigned. as an resigned investigation into accounting practices forced the company to increase reserves. we will find out a little bit more throughout the day. the chairman has been named executive chairman while the company searches for a new ceo. i want to get reaction to this story. parker staying with us for the next ready minutes. -- 30 minutes. we discovered the news together and you said it points to how the insurance sector is seen as healthier than the banking sector, what not always. >> the details will come out in due course. it appears there was an accounting problem. there are significant losses to be quantified in the subsidiary. that results in a management change in ireland. serious, it has resulted in management change at the top. the shareholde

. >> the man is frank parker, the father of one of professor hill's tenants. in the past, professor hill has repeatedly asked him not to park on the lawn. he was met with a few unkind words. but today, parker reacts in a way professor hill could never have expected. >> he became very irate, very hostile towards me, began to approach me with profane language. i was very afraid. this guy is a pretty big guy. i definitely didn't want any physical confrontation so i began to get back from him. >> but it's too late. parker, enraged, jumps into his car and heads straight for professor hill's yard. >> when i saw him entering the gate with that speed, doing the donuts and 360s in the yard, i said, i need to get out here because he could very well come over and crush me where i'm standing. >> professor hill runs for his life. he takes off down the street. but to his horror, parker is right on his heels. >> he came out of the 360, came out of the driveway, and began to follow and pursue me to run me down. >> marvis is just leaving his mother-in-law's house when he witne

and parker marie malloy, joins us on skype. now, before we get started, if this is your first time joining us, we want to mention that we use a lot of media platforms to bring folks into skype and google hang out and quality isn't always perfect. but to reach a wider range of voices across the country, that's what's important to us. and thank you for joining us. so joel, is there a war on christmas by the anti-religious left? >> well, i'm getting my presidents regardless. so i'm looking forward to the holiday. what's implied in the question, when i go to home depot and the cashier tes me happy holidays, i don't see that she's trying to start a war on my faith. she's working for a company that is trying to sell their lumber to people who don't celebrate christmas as well. and when we get to the point where we're trying to squelch a holiday or observance. and the majority celebrate it, and i find that incredible. >> what do critics say about this? there has been a lot of research on it, but what's the general consensus on it? >>

people are happy, doug parker, ceo of the new american. look at pictures of him this morning remotely ringing nasdaq bell. the new airline's stock is aal. show you what that is doing in a moment. but first, i want to tell you a little bit what dog parker said to us on fox business network. he thinks the gross for the airline will not be domestically but internationally. it is already a large airline. if you putnam members up how big this airline is, 6700 daily flights. they go to over 300 and a 1/2 locations, 50 plus countries. they have 100,000 plus employees. it is a massive airline, the biggest one in the world and i will leave you with the stock. the stock has done very well. ual, aal, ual, of course is one of the competitors, up about 4% last i checked. everybody happy to be on television here. unless of course you're in line because you are delayed. adam: jeff flock, thank you very much. we wish them speedy travels. tracy: and now, the man everyone wants to hear from, ceo of the new american airlines group, doug parker. he spoke to o

frederick parker was kill when he left the party to have a cigarette. the shooting happened at 11:00 in east oakland outside parker's apartment. neighbors report hearing about 20 shots fired and police say other people may have been with parker when the shooting happened. >>> would burning is banned tonight as the bay area is under its sixth straight "spare the air" day. officials declared another "spare the air" day tomorrow. this is a live look outside from our emeryville camera. all the particles in the air make for this unbelievably pretty sunsets, but poor air quality, the 21st alerts this winter. bay area air quality officials say unless the weather changes this could become the new normal. our meteorologist has the details. >> certainly is pretty, and we need a little wind, new air mass, and we have to have a -- we do have a wind advisory, red-flag warning for tonight, into tomorrow. but yet another "spare the air" day tomorrow, with poor air quality tomorrow, and it is the 22nd alert since november 1st. the most we have had for any winter season

parker would hit another three, putting duke up six. now parker just having fun. check it out, you kids at home always trail the play, because you end up doing that. jabari parker leads all scorers, 83-60, head coach sean miller's number one ranked arizona wildcats hosting southern university's, another outstanding freshman stole the show, 8-11 from the field, led with 21. arizona led by 15 at the half and cruised 69-43, a little more gordon here. wildcats now 12-0 on the season. >> turning to the nba, l.a. lakers star kobe bryant suffered attractiture in the left knee, he was averaging 14 points a game since his return from achille's surgery and now bryant is expected to miss six more weeks of action. >> that's too bad. that up hate it for koby and work hard to get back. he'll be back in six weeks and he'll, you know, kind of weather the storm. >> that's all you can do is feel for these guys. we know how hard he worked to get back to this point now and for that to happen is tough. i'm sure he'll work just as hard to get back and be ready. >> it's tough. he was pl

craig: i think alan parker's friend has got a chocolate mint for alan parker. good night everybody. good night.,, omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new product ideas people post on your page? they're kind of amaze. ...ing. yeah - that's where i got the ideas for my new- fajita ranch melt. seasoned chicken with a gooey blend of pepper jack cheese, roasted peppers and onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? no...these were invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, around the globe are mourni of former south a >> this is kpix5 news. >> remembering a world leader. tonight, people around the globe are mourning the loss of nelson mandela. and washington dc, people gathered with candles outside the embassy where a stat

please help me give a warm national press club welcome to houston mayor annie's parker -- annise parker. [applause] >> i appreciate the chance to be here and visit with everyone. it is nice to see some friends in the room as well. are expecting a heavy policy speech, you will not get that today. so hard to why is it get things done politically? if you thought i was going to talk about partisanship or egos or corruption, i am not going to talk about that either. although they all have their place in politics. or not. the problem is that you can do away with partisanship, you can do away with huge egos, and you can do away with what i think is a relatively small amount of corruption in public office and politics of the united states, and you would still have challenges getting things done. braved thef you who weather today, i want to talk to difficultwhy it is so to make things happen. we will speak about the true nature of the jobs that we hold. recentlycome popular to spend a lot of time and energy on candidates' religious affiliation. there are groups that want to make things like that

following russ bridge's testimony, the same committee announced it had summoned andrew parker, the head have mi5 to defend his claims. parker will face questioning this coming week. >> when someone says the word drone, it is usually followed by the word strike. given the stories we keep hearing out of pakistan and yemen, we've become conditioned to think of drones as weapons of war. they are also becoming tools of the jumpistic trade. more and more news stories, particularly those on television now include video shot by drones. there are still a lot of issues to be worked out, some techological, some ethical, but drones are becoming part of the news gathering process and because they can provide a different perspective, you can bet they are here to stay. we will talk about some of of the pit falls. >> in the philippines, a camera carried by an unmanned vehicle floats overhead, high enough to capture the scale of the destruction. the footage, shot by a bridge freelancer was picked up by cnn, who hired him to shoot their report enon the scene.y1 >> in the hands of journalists is quite sig

. >> reporter: now, bob nanos bob -- bob parker. is he up to this -- >> doug parker. >> reporter: excuse me. is he up to this task? >> he most certainly is. >> reporter: you have a massive airline now, 6700 takeoffs and landings a day, 300-plus cities and 50-plus countries. huge number of employees and aircraft. how do you make that all come together? >> you know, we make it come together with over 100,000 employees. they have been committed to this merger, and they're ready to deliver at the highest level. that is what's going to make the difference. we're going to be successful because we care about the outcome for our customers and employees. >> reporter: one of the first things we're going to see because in the short term we're going to still book u.s. air, american, you've got the frequent flyer programs coming together. how's that coming? >> quite well. we'll probably make some announcements starting in january as to what some of those changes will be, and i know our customers will be excited. >> reporter: huge place to compet

and san frays parker. i lived in this area and from there, i went to city college then i went to cal and received my bachelors in civil engineer and worked there for about a decision that's not where my passion was so i left the job and went back to school and never turned back. that's what i've been doing pretty much all my life in the classroom or working on organizations that will focus on children and families. that's a little bit about my bathed >> born and raised san franciscan good for you. why did you choose to stay in the city >> i love the city. i'm very passionate about the city. i made the decision to focus on children and the families. i keep on asking the same question when i was younger why would i want to focus my efforts in san francisco. are there other places in the world where i could make a difference. i'm talking about the late 50s and 60s. there was at that time, a lot of population coming in from china. it was an opportunity for me to help people that were struggling in awe second a

parker had stepped outside for a cigarette break when the shooting happened. police have not made any arrest. >>> it is another "spare the air" weekend. tomorrow is the seventh day in a row when people will not be allowed to use wood-burning fireplaces. lisa argen is in for leigh glaser tonight and shows us what is making the air so unhealthy. >> we have high pressure continuing to park right over the region, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. so, as a result we're looking at the worst air quality tomorrow in the accept clara valley. bringing us the seventh consecutive day and that's the 22nd alert since november 1st. we do have some changes coming. they involve wind, and we're looking at the upper elevations, very gusty offshore winds. so, a red-flag warning has been issued right now, right on through 10:00 tomorrow morning for the north and east bay hills as wind gusts up to 35-miles-an-hour. so that should mix things up a little bit. have your forecast for new year's eve and new year's day. coming up. >> we're learning about the new contract ratified

parker had stepped outside for a cigarette break when the shooting happened. police have not made any arrest. >>> it is another "spare the air" weekend. tomorrow is the seventh day in a row when people will not be allowed to use wood-burning fireplaces. lisa argen is in for leigh glaser tonight and shows us what is making the air so unhealthy. >> we have high pressure continuing to park right over the region, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. so, as a result we're looking at the worst air quality tomorrow in the accept clara valley. bringing us the seventh consecutive day and that's the 22nd alert since november 1st. we do have some changes coming. they involve wind, and we're looking at the upper elevations, very gusty offshore winds. so, a red-flag warning has been issued right now, right on through 10:00 tomorrow morning for the north and east bay hills as wind gusts up to 35-miles-an-hour. so that should mix things up a little bit. have your forecast for new year's eve and new year's day. coming up. >> we're learning about the new contract ratified

parker for, and a blue dels beat ucla. number one, the no look back handed goal for the game winner versus columbus. beautiful. by the way, i know kenny is at home. he has been throwing up along with his cat apparently he claims. >> contagious. >> yeah, with the cat. >> poor guy. >> anchor men don't usually get sick. sick. >> well you hear,,,,,,,, to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >> david let eman is next with steve carrel. have a wonderful evening. >> get well

our guest host is adam parker, chief strategist at morgan stanley. charter communications is gearing up for bid on time warner cable. this is according to people with knowledge of the matter. charter has not signed a letter of commitment yet but the banks have agreed to fund the bid for charter cable. jeanette agreed to sell a st. louis television station. the deal mexican at the fourth biggest owner of major network owner affiliates. the judge denied the request to dismiss negligence claims over the software. that is today's company news from the files of bloomberg west. the facebook deal was as important nasdaq as it was to facebook. >> you see on bloomberg radio the classic video of them all piled up. twitter had their ipo. >> it is business, but it is not. risks he really high. this is beyonce. for those of you not up to speed , wear a bowtie and a dark suit, she's better than good at singing a song and minting millions. this time she's had enough. i'm doing it myself. i believe it was the support of columbia records such as when out and released

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parker had stepped outside for a cigarette when the shooting happened. police have not made any arrests. >>> it is another spare the air weekend. tomorrow will be the seventh day in a row that people in the bay area will not be allowed to use woodburning fireplaces. meteorologist lisa arjen shows us what's making the air so unhealt unhealthy. >> good evening to you. we are looking at once again some calm winds at the surface. breezy winds above but not enough to mix our atmosphere out and clean things out. because the stagnant air mass stays with us. a ridge of high pressure continues to be parked over the ear pacific allowing for the seventh consecutive spare the air day, the 22nd alert of the season since november 1st. and tomorrow, the worst air quality will be in the santa clara valley with medium air quality elsewhere. it's not the only advisory we need to pass on. we are looking at a red flag warning through tomorrow morning with gusty northeast winds in the higher elevations of the north and east bay. so red flag warning for the end of december. i

. >> the mother of 6-year-old emily parker created this youtube video. in it she shares memories of emily and how the kindness of strangers and her faith lifted up her family to do good after their loss and help others. in all 20 children and six adults were killed at the school before the gunman took his own life last december 14th. alyssa parker entitled her video "sandy hook, evil did not win." >>> a scary crash at a texas gas station. a driver lost control and slammed into a van and then careened into the gas pump which burst into flames. two men ran to the car to try to free the driver who could not get out of the car on her own. they were able to open the backdoor and pull her out despite the flames. the men say they were not thinking of their own safety. >> he wasn't even thinking to be honest. i didn't have time to be scared. >> i thought i was going to explode. >> he just jumped right in. still not clear why the driver lost control. her injuries were not life-threatening thanks to those two imbued samaritans. good samaritans. >>> one of two cool

it was almost a very crowded field parker the perfect world that may have come down at a different time but the book is ready to go and the publisher wanted to go now. with kennedy he seems to be interesting battle times. a character that is a compelling public official that he is hot now but five years from now so many unanswered questions about his presidency and political career he will always be popular to write about. >> we don't think of him as a senator very often. >> that is what drew the end because we always think of him as president but he was a senator for eight years and six years of the house before that. he was not a master like lyndon johnson that there really active of policy debate and discussion of vietnam and also did something interesting to chair a special committee this is what lyndon johnson and created for himself he ticket very seriously and came up with a list of the five greatest senators and it came out of his identity as a young politician but also someone steeped in american history. >> there was robert taft as the to 20th-century once but the biggest was

parker is a three time oscar nominee. she passed away peacefully at a medical facility near her home in palm springs. elenore parker was 91. >>> another night of freezing cold weather. in five minutes chief meteorologist >>> the bay area's cold weather is a good fit for these skaters in walnut creek. the rink at civic park was filled with people bundled up in heavy coats. we also saw a lot of people wearing hats, scarves and ear muffs. >>> classrooms in one school are finally warming up after being without heat for a week. some parents didn't find out about the lack of heat until today. >> reporter: kids came out of community united elementary school bundled up for the cold. the same kind of cold second grader keishon cole has been braving for the past week. >> i had to wear a jacket because it's cold. >> reporter: you wear that jacket in the classroom? >> yes. >> reporter: some parents just learning about the problem. >> it's freezing cold. all the kids bundled up. it's not right. >> reporter: last week the heat went out

parker for, and a blue dels beat ucla. number one, the no look back handed goal for the game winner versus columbus. beautiful. by the way, i know kenny is at home. he has been throwing up along with his cat apparently he claims. >> contagious. >> yeah, with the cat. >> poor guy. >> anchor men don't usually get sick. >> well you heard harbaugh, no evidence, no story. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,, ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. make breakfast pop! nothing calls them to the table faster. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love e

. >> the mother of 6-year-old emily parker created this youtube video. in it she shares memories of emily and how the kindness of strangers and her faith lifted up her family to do good after their loss and help others. in all 20 children and six adults were killed at the school before the gunman took his own life last december 14th. alyssa parker entitled her video "sandy hook, evil did not win." >>> a scary crash at a texas gas station. a driver lost control and slammed into a van and then careened into the gas pump which burst into flames. two men ran to the car to try to free the driver who could not get out of the car on her own. they were able to open the backdoor and pull her out despite the flames. the men say they were not thinking of their own safety. >> he wasn't even thinking to be honest. i didn't have time to be scared. >> i thought i was going to explode. >> he just jumped right in. still not clear why the driver lost control. her injuries were not life-threatening thanks to those two imbued samaritans. good samaritans. >>> one of two cool

parker is a three time oscar nominee. she passed away peacefully at a medical facility near her home in palm springs. elenore parker was 91. >>> another night of freezing cold weather. in five minutes chief meteorologist bill martin's complete forecast. >>> there's no heat and all the kids with hats and coats that's not right. >> a school with no heat, why it took a week to fix the problem. subway. eat fresh. is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples for homemade. you need safeway sugar for just a buck eighty-eight. and that magic thing that makes everyone want another only two ninety-nine for challenge butter. and when hands get messy, q

san antonio spurs guard tony parker has apologized after a photo of him making an anti-semitic gesture known as a cunel surfaced on the internet. the gesture is perceived to be a variation of the nazi salute. parker released a statement monday saying "i will certainly never repeat the gesture and sincerely apologize for any misunderstanding or harm relating to my actions." >>> health officials in israel announce the government will begin paying for abortions for women age 20 to 33, regardless of circumstance. until now, subsidized abortions were only available in medical emergencies or cases of rape and abuse. >>> three people are in the hospital after an suv careened off the road and into a popeyes chicken restaurant monday. police say the driver of the suv ran a red light, clipped another car and then smashed into the restaurant. the building has been declared unsafe for occupancy. >>> and over 1,600 people have been evacuated from the area surrounding an erupting volcano in eastern el salvador. smoke and ash have been shooting into the air since sunday's big eruption, forcing nearby

. >> the mother of 6-year-old emily parker created this youtube video. in it she shares memories of emily and how the kindness of strangers and her faith lifted up her family to do good after their loss and help others. in all 20 children and six adults were killed at the school before the gunman took his own life last december 14th. alyssa parker entitled her video "sandy hook, evil did not win." >>> a scary crash at a texas gas station. a driver lost control and and theninto a careened into the gas pump which burst into flames. two men ran to the car to try to free the driver who could not get out of the car on her own. they were able to open the backdoor and pull her out despite the flames. the men say they were not thinking of their own safety. >> he wasn't even thinking to be honest. i didn't have time to be scared. >> i thought i was going to explode. >> he just jumped right in. still not clear why the driver lost control. her injuries were not life-threatening thanks to those two imbued samaritans. good samaritans. >>> one of two cooling pumps on

doug parker says, no, we can still produce. there is still room to go with these airline companies in terms of profitability. carl, you have to wonder, how much room is there to run for these airlines stocks. >> the best sector of 2013 so far at least, unbelievable run, phil. when parker says that the impact on consumers is not going to be too painful, do you buy that. >> yes and no. the industry is moving in the direction of planes that are going to be more filled. as a result, you have got smaller planes flying to these mid-size cities. you have got tighter capacity, which means it is going to be costing you more to book a flight and think about this from the frequent flyer standpoint. united, delta, and american will each have about 90 million frequent fliers. you think you are catching in miles any time soon for a free seat. it is going to be tougher and tougher. we are already seeing that develop within each programs. a consumer, you are not going to see a huge jack up in prices but it is not going to be the most consumer

and i didn't have anyone. >> alissa parker was new to town and didn't know any of the other moms who had lost children. >> one of the names that i recognized right off the bat was josephine gay, which is joey. and my mind went to the birthday invitation on my fridge and the fact that i had michelle's number. >> so we ended up having this probably two-hour conversation. and it kind of cemented our relationship and our commitment to our daughters. >> eventually, the women shared experience combined with their growing friendship and led them to create what they call safe and sound. >> and then we got stuck on school security. and can you believe this? and how come nobody's talking about this? how come the conversations are about this and this and this, but nobody's saying, what are we doing about sending our kids to school tomorrow? >> do we have that graphic? >> we started out with the idea of creating a web site where people could come and gather information and take it into their schools. >> the idea used the site to advise parents, principals, school board members, how to assess the

we'll have the parker founders just how they are doing it. david: unbelievable. they are expensive glasses. spotify meanwhile, have you ever heard about exactly how much they pay for some of their propertys? it is pitiful, pathetic some would say. dennis kneale will at details coming right up. ♪ as a busess owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer get the spark business card from capital one. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every d. what's in your wallet? i need your timesheets, larry! wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me abou

cheryl: and you know, something doug parker said to me today, i asked if there was a particular market, and i was thinking a domestic market, but he maybe would tell me that was underserved, he said, you know what? the u.s. is saturated, international is where we see opportunity. do you think it's possible we could see some global tie-ups, more so than what we have seen over the last five years, and do you think that that is good for the three that trade publicly, of course, and that those international operations? does that make the stock more attractive to you? >> you know, a global tie-up as far as the merger goes through will be difficult because you're going to need to get past some rules of ownership. but in the meantime, they could do more delta or united do across the atlantic, and that's really helped adjust capacity across the atlantic and make that a more profitable business as well. again, near term is probably going to be more in the form of joint ventures and longer term as ownership rules get relaxed, maybe we'll see more consolidation. cheryl: you just never know. well,

we have the very first interview with doug parker at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. but first, stocks, bonds and the taper. making his way to the set with his market wisdom right here on "squawk box" when we return. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. the united states population is going to grow by over 90 ovemillion people,ears and almost all that growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved into safe, clean affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation mo

parker's trip to old stickers that said yes. oh but the ultimate doom. this can also use soap the best in all go. nor would she know today is up. so we consume sleep in the animation studio cd or whatever. you know we would have to overcome the whole of dough onto a contingent to that and i think that in a weekly good to go for some. new ways to win to show true experience of comics. and so speak up it's a soft like them okay soo little monitor no repeat you know what one post on apex of the boat to sail on it you got older the experience in hog see smell hear. you know what the law. with twenty two will fight the smears it is so warm milk wood recently with plenty to a nice picture on the sleeve the two to note is that the show will also go by the u s to come true would be into reality. so i can should just go with that with the people cope with interest that you have been enriched full of comics and spilled it and that is what you referred to as the fifteen yo fiftieth anniversary exhibition of steel mass to queue and then though was starting. taipei t

level the playing field a little bit, they had the spurs take off their shoes and you do have tony parker and man u begin oberle on this court with this kids. >> they are taller. >> but not faster. and they do get whipped on the court 10-4. >> and san diego was in with the timberwolves and an neighbor neighbor cares work shot. they actually don't even think in in >>> live from new york city, it's wendy williams. bill harper is here to talk about his new book and movie with jennifer lopez. plus, the millionaire matchmaker is back. patti stanger is here for the latest "ask patti," and all the latest hot topics. now, here's wendy! [ applause ] >> wendy: yeah! ♪

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to look at one company adam parker likes. cardinal health. company? given all the changes that are going on. fore have had a big bet over two years in medical distribution. there are three big names there. cardinal is one that we made a bigger bet any portfolio on after they lost some share in early marketing. the business benefits -- they look like they have a reasonable price. they will have more customers coming through the system, almost guaranteed by the health care laws. you are looking for places where you're confident about demand and confidently growth will be there. you look across the market and it is hard to see that. secondly, when you look at health care and you worry about reform and the changes, businesses that have tens of billions of revenue and two percent margin are not the first place the government starts. i probably start with drugs that cost 500 grand or other parts of the chain. i think you have more confidence in the growth trajectory than other parts of the market. they are doing a decent job of returning some of the money t

the new ceo is doug parker. current u.s.er the airways in a merger with american west eight years ago. hedge fund billionaire john paulson is making a comeback after getting powdered -- getting battered by couple of years of wrong bets. the recovery fund is up 55%. that is according to people briefed on his return. he is known for making $15 billion by betting against the subprime mortgage market. and there is a new box office champion. the animateden, film took in $33 million over the weekend, knocking the hunger games sequel off of the top spot after just two weeks. on an is loosely based fairytale. question --ing the my next guest think so. cheap economist at goldman sachs. he is one of the most respected economists on wall street. he estimates growth will accelerate to 2.9% next year. welcome. about fedtalk guidance and how much weight you put into it. oncemay ben bernanke said we get to seven percent unemployment we should be done with the taper. percent.re, at seven on getting out of the fed? do you do any

everybody knows that parker. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna do it, 25 and a quarter - sold to the man in the khaki jacket! geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. >>> all righty, it's time for a special sort of new year's eve version of "beat it or eat it." >> here to quiz us on which foods are healthier while we pound the ones that are not is diet and nutrition editor madelyn fernstrom. hey, madelyn. >> hey! >> what are the rules of the game again? >> i'm going to explain these foods and then you're going to beat the one that has higher calories -- >> okay. >> the one you want to limit. >> okay. >> let's start with some appetizers. which one of these do you need to beat because it has more calories? is it four pigs in blankets or three boneless fried chicken wings? >> oh, i love those. >> no, you need to bea

>> charlie parker and bebop. club in l.a. his i said, i heard you play. i would love to play music with you. he said, i have got to finish this gig, and i will come over. open the door because there was music all over the doorway, all over the dresser. . took the cover off he said, ok. what i really wanted to do was the inspiration of a piece rather than just chord structure. it was like hearing reborn to me. >> you pick something and play this. >> turn it upside down. like athat sounds coleman story. >> he was a beautiful person. all met each other in l.a., .nd then we went to new york i tell this story. one of my students asked me, why do you close your eyes when you play? was playing -- ornette was playing. i looked up the bar. there was charles mingus, every great bass player in new york staring right at me. tavis: you play with your eyes closed? >> yes. tavis: if i brought this down and ask you to play, could you do it with your eyes closed? bring this, and let's see if we can work this out right quick. first let me say what an honor it was to have y

doug parker is the man. the conference call is the thing. robin in california. robin. >> caller: hi, jim. >> how are you? >> caller: fine, thank you. i am an obedient gamer. i have a question about market limit orders. i have been on open orders and often found the stocks i bought were higher than when i place the order so i took your advice and limit orders and now i get i order sometimes even a little less. i was wondering, though, can i improve on that? the firm i use has limits on clothes. >> those are all tricks. anytime you take it out of your own hands and determine what price you want you could at the market's mercy. a lot of times people say jim you are being too careful. can you be too careful when it comes to your money? >> bottom fishing everyone loves it. how do we call it by reading the signals the market sends us. the stock doesn't go down. you know what that is? t that is the true sign of a bottom. "mad money" is back. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east?

support and second, san francisco state professor joe tillman, third is libby half with 16%, brian parker received 10% in the survey and the other 20% favored someone else or undecided. the mayor dropped to second place in a separate mock race that gave council member rebecca kaplan 20%. she's recently deflected questions on the matter. >>> a fund-raiser is planned for a young woman hit by a stray bullet. she was watching television in her home when a bullet came through the wall and lodged in her spinal cord. she's been moved out of intensive care, but no visitors are allowed except for immediate family. donations will be collected outside the coliseum on sunday to cover medical expenses. >>> the taliban claimed responsibility for a deadly bombing in afghanistan that killed three nato service members. a suicide car bomber carried out the attack about a half mile from the base in kabul. 12 coalition troops have died this month, including six u.s. soldiers who died in a helicopter crash on december 17th. >>> a chinese ice breaker ship is slowly making its way to a russian research vessel t

doug parker is the man. the conference call is the thing. robin in california. robin. >> caller: hey, jim. >> robin, how are you. >> caller: fine, thank you. i am a cramer gamer. >> thank you. >> caller: and i have a question about market limit orders. i used to buy them on open orders and often found that the stocks i bought were higher than when i placed the orders. so i took your advice which i heard you say multiple times to use limit orders. i was wondering, though, can i even improve on that brokerage firm? there's additional stuff like stop limit on clothes. >> those are all tricks. any time you don't determine what price you want you can be at the market's mercy. a lot of times people say jim you're being too careful. can you be too careful when it comes to your money? bottom fishing, everyone loves it but how do we call that bottom? by reading the signals the market sends us when the market is at a slide and the estimates get slashed but the stock doesn't go down. do you know what that is? that's a true sign of a bottom. >> don't miss a second of mad mo

at one point, they almost had to pull the plug on this mission over fears that parker had hypothermia. all the while, he and his partner lug 176-pound sleds carrying the supplies they need to stay alive. >> through sunshine or through 40 mile an hour winds. >> reporter: even at the bottom of the earth this college student's go-to meal, you guessed it, ramen noodles and oatmeal. >> pizza will be the first thing i will have when i get home. >> the world record before his 20th birthday landed him on "time's" 30 people under 30 changing the world list, parker insists his goal is not recognition but instead environmental awareness. >> the reason -- >> contributing to better understanding of the planet's systems. >> dan harris, abc news, new york. >> wow. >> even though she a world record breaker, world record holder, he is a regular 19-year-old kid eating ramen noodles. still has tests to take when he gets back and obsessing about pizza and muffins. >> that's a winter vacation, isn't it just went to the coldest place on earth. >> no big deal. >> i have been to a lot of places lately. >> yo

and i didn't have anyone. >> alissa parker was new to town and didn't know any of the other moms who had lost children. >> one of the names that i recognized right off the bat was josephine gay, which is joey. and my mind went to the birthday invitation on my fridge and the fact that i had michelle's number. >> so we ended up having this probably two-hour conversation. and it kind of cemented our relationship and our commitment to our daughters. >> eventually, the women shared experience combined with their growing friendship and led them to create what they call safe and sound. >> and then we got stuck on school security. and can you believe this? and how come nobody's talking about this? how come the conversations are about this and this and this, but nobody's saying, what are we doing about sending our kids to school tomorrow? >> do we have that graphic? >> we started out with the idea of creating a web site where people could come and gather information and take it into their schools. >> the idea used the site to advise parents, principals, school board members, how to assess the

thank you very much for the legislation >> next speak >> next speaker >> i'm willing ma parker i'm a artist. as you know this is a very difficult city to make art in that makes you poor. i represent no one and i stand for myself. when i moved to the neighborhood it was did rough it to be imagined. it took me many years to understand it has not recovered from the 06 street and market street neither. it's argue beginning to start. when i was south of market it of the like a retaliate zone. i'm tlierld our governor in his wisdom has ended redevelopment. you see the infusion of local money. we're we can't hold out against all this global money it's time san francisco open it's doordz. i would not want to put a lot more restrictions obtain an area that is developing. this is an opportunity not to make it difficult we might as well butt put the old theatre and maybe get some of the old sailors to watch the porn she's again >> next speaker . ted san francisco at that particular time union. this is an important union we're seeing lots of evictions. one is the residential use of commercial bu