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howdy you absorb people and fully integrate them into your culture? it's a massive discussion in germany. same in france, belgium. we've seen a government collapse in sweden because of it. no one quite has the right answer to it. all everyone is saying is that you need to do more, but there's not a whole lot jan that is and what you actually need to do to fully integrate these people into your society -- there's not a whole lot beyond that. >> you know what america was like in the days after 9/11. there was a hugely unifying moment for the united states. talk about the atmosphere on the ground and weather this is a similar unifying moment or france. >> no, it has already been a splintering moment. one of the remarkable things about the last 48, 72 hours is the velocity with which this political discussion here has already split along partisan lines. less than 24 hours after the murder, they were talking about having a national referendum to read eight the death penalty. there is a back-and-forth on wether or not she was going to be invited to particip

howdy you absorb people and fully integrate them into your culture? it's a massive discussion in germany. same in france, belgium. we've seen a government collapse in sweden because of it. no one quite has the right answer to it. all everyone is saying is that you need to do more, but there's not a whole lot jan that is and what you actually need to do to fully integrate these people into your society -- there's not a whole lot beyond that. >> you know what america was like in the days after 9/11. there was a hugely unifying moment for the united states. talk about the atmosphere on the ground and weather this is a similar unifying moment or france. >> no, it has already been a splintering moment. one of the remarkable things about the last 48, 72 hours is the velocity with which this political discussion here has already split along partisan lines. less than 24 hours after the murder they were talking about having a national referendum to read eight the death penalty. there is a back-and-forth on wether or not she was going to be invited to participa

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country around the shooting deaths of eric garner and michael brown and all we saw come out of that and howdy vid divided the country was. we'll do that in a second when we ask senator scott to join us. glad you are with us. >> thank you. >>> we are talking about criminal justice reform. give me your best argument why you think the country is interested in advancing on criminal justice given the fallout we have across america. >> it's already being done. that's the exciting thing. you have states like georgia who have gun reforms over the last five years reduced their prison population. black prison population, 20%. states are realizing with state taxpayer money we can lower the crime rate and allow people to enter the work force. when i have conversations, fruitful fruitful conversations with fruitful peers of mine. before i left for the holidays, grover norcross and i had a great conversation and met on "the colbert show." you are going to see this being led not only by the people you would suspect, but really led by republican leaders and leaders on the right. >> senator scott i'm sure you

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down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ this is gonna be so awesome! do we have everything? chips, pop cookies, kleenex toilet paper flares -- we won't have to leave the tv room for anything. all right! look it's almost time! up next on hbc "the russell crowe show." all right, here we go. ♪ born in new zealand in '64 ♪ ♪ a hotheaded actor named russell crowe ♪ ♪ he loves to act, but he loves one thing more ♪ ♪ fightin' 'round the world ♪ ♪ he fights his directors, and he fights his fans ♪ ♪ it's a problem no one understands ♪ man: ♪ if there's two things he loves, it's fighting and ♪ ♪ fightin' 'round the world ♪ ♪ making movies, making music ♪ ♪ and fightin' 'round the world ♪ man: russell crowe! [ australian accent ] hello, everybody. i'm russell crowe, and this is "fightin' 'round the world."

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down to south park ♪ ♪ gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy neighbor" ♪ ♪ headed on up to south park ♪ ♪ gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ ( mumbling ) ♪ ♪ come on down to south park ♪ ♪ and meet some friends of mine ♪

down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ and so, it is with heavy hearts that we say goodbye to mabel louise cartman. she was a good woman a community leader a caring wife, providing mother and a loving grandmother. mom, it's 3:30. this is taking up my whole saturday. shh, pumpkin it's almost over. why couldn't the funeral have been on a school day? and now let us bow our heads in a moment of silence and reflect on how mabel touched our lives. god, she didn't take this long to die. and now we release the doves to symbolize the lord taking mabel into his arms and giving her everlasting peace. peace. [ somber organ music plays ] great. now can we go? no, sweetie, we have to tend

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down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ okay, is everyone ready to go? oh, i'm so excited. i've always wanted to see cirque du cheville. me too. we were lucky to get tickets. come on, boys. we're gonna be late! oh, don't they look precious? why do we have to dress up? isn't this just a circus with lions and stupid clowns? no, stanley, cirque du cheville is french-canadian. they get acrobats and singers from all over the world and do very artistic things. aww! why the hell do you want to take these boys to see that foo-foo french-theater crap?! you're gonna turn them into poofters! dad, stanley needs to see the arts. well, he doesn't need to see a bunch of frogs prance around in tights and makeup wrapping their peckers around each other's faces! come on, everybody. let's go. close your eyes and cover your ears, billy! remember, you're a man! [

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down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ dude, the bus will be here any minute, and cartman didn't show up for school. this is the third day in a row. i wonder what's wrong. mrph rmhmhm rm mrph rmhmhm rm! [ laughter ] yeah. maybe we should ditch school and go check on him. come on! we're running late! we're not getting on you fat, ugly bitch. what did you say?! i said, "we're not getting on, you fat, ugly bitch." oh. all right, then.

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howdy. i'm harry. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: including 10-year-old braden fleming, who has epilepsy. handsome young man. >> thank you. >> reporter: his family came from houston to colorado springs, just to be on the waiting list to get a medicine called charlotte's web. >> several people's response was, who does that? who picks up their life and just moves? but those are people that don't have a child with epilepsy. >> reporter: braden suffers from doza syndrome marked by small and uncontrollable seizures. he had one in the middle of our conversation. >> or i watch baseball. >> reporter: was that one right there? >> yes. >> reporter: charlotte's web is a strain of marijuana low in thc. the psychoactive ingredient but high in cbd, a mystery compound believed to have healing properties. >> cbd is something that has captured the national imagination, political imagination, the fear of the medical community. >> reporter: dr. edward ma is a denver neurologist, studying charlotte's web. he

down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪ stan, you know it's almost valentine's day. i know. maybe we should go on a cruise or something. i can't afford a cruise, dude. i know, but we can make a little boat out of cardboard and pretend it's a cruise! [ laughs hysterically ] shut up, cartman! [ laughing ] that is so lame! [ laughing ] [ panting ] oh, oh. oh, man. oh... and then we could dress up in little costumes and pretend we're getting married. [ laughs hysterically ] [ laughing ] stop, seriously! you're killing me over here! children, i have some difficult news for you. mr. garrison won't be teaching for a while. he has to have surgery. [ cheering ] so you're going to have a substitute teacher.

howdy respond to that? >> there is no one particular price. there is none. there is a variety, a range of prices were a variety of decisions have to be made. >> john taft what your canadian research people safe? >> we are at $65. but i cannot tell you what gets us from where we are back to $65. >> i want to take a quote from john's rbc. would you think is the biggest wildcard? >> we talk about supply as if we could pick out one million, 2 billion barrels and set it aside. the capacity comes back on when that demand cadence comes back. that supply could be moved out. the capacity still exists and it can temper. a more sustained tightening will have to occur on the demand side to tighten that balance. >> john taft, we're going to go macro. this is a chart bloomberg comics pulled out. we're looking at to wages. yet the aggregate wages growth sort of sluggish and the other sectors tootle around that aggregate line and many of his completely different movement in mining and logging. see where it plummets at the end of 2014, does that worry you? >> i don't underst

. >> whether islamic or muslim or jew howdy. >> we talked about this earlier about what is the reason. is it because you have benjamin netanyahu? his bosses are as well, i think that was one of the most surprising opportunities. >> what an opportunity for the american president to get those two guys to say that you have to sit down and talk. i think a lot of it is that to the ideology of the obama administration. we are going to do everything different than bush, they became enamored with the muslim brotherhood. and it was another radical jihad group another the obama administration -- they're not sure what to do and i so i think you're not doing anything. >> we have other terrorists that are out there as well that might be on the run. >> we have not seen the last of them yet. cheryl: we will make some reckless when we catch them. okay, thank you so much for coming on the show. cuba today completing the release of 53 political prisoners, the obama administration calls the move a very positive development ahead of high-level talks taking place from investments and immigration and we ar

. >> howdy, y'all. >> for the time being, john schmidt need not be concerned with the other inmates in his housing unit. >> back in the hole again? >> yep. >> finish your lockup time up, all right? [ bleep ] >> yeah. >> he's in a one-man segregation cell after damaging some phone cords. >> same old bull [ bleep ]. >> schmidt was arrested on a charge of inducing panic after allegedly claiming to have an atomic bomb in his car. >> they got me [ bleep ] >> he's made some other questioning claims in jail as well. >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> are we ready? >> yeah. >> now he has to meet with the jail psychiatrist, dr. leslie kopitz, who has to try to determine if he is mentally ill or just a troublemaker. >> any thoughts that somebody is following you, watching you, keeping track of you, other than the cos, that's everybody's job and they are paid for that? >> no. >> what was going on that the police ended up hauling you in? that's what i want to know. >> well, because somebody told them i had an atomic bomb detonator in my suv. >> who told

. >> howdy. >> chris i'm going to start with you in washington. the political fallout the president doesn't have to face another election is he feeling his oats after the midterm whomping? >> the timing of this one is very telling because look, this is a moment where our allies, our western allies especially are reeling from a brazen attack by yemeni trained islamist militants. we saw the news out of belgium today. this is a problem where releasing yemeni -- republicans just yesterday said by the way we're not going to let you release anybody from guantanamo. i would hazard this has more to do with what the republicans did than anything about national security. the deal is the president's trying to make a point. he's trying to tell the congress you won't back me down i'll back you down even if it means antagonizing not just our european allies but also as our poll shows us voters at home. >> well, i want to play a little bit more of ed henry's interaction today with josh earnest at the white house briefing and asked specifically about this. i'll b

he started out being called howdy doodie and now they call him yurtle the turtle, but he knows how to win elections and he takes his business very seriously. >> reporter: and one of young mcconnells first moves in the business of politics was a turn to the right. >> it's interesting, as a young man, he was actually quite a moderate and even somewhat liberal republican. >> reporter: mcconnell biographer and journalist alec macgillis says mcconnell, who once courted the a.f.l.-c.i.o. as an ally started shifting in 1984 after ronald reagan carried kentucky by hundreds of thousands of votes while mcconnell barely won his senate race. >> so mitch mcconnell looked at this contrast between his narrow election and ronald reagan's big election and thought to himself i never want it to be this close again for me. i need to get on this train, i need to get on this bus of republican party that is moving in a more conservative direction. >> reporter: macgillis argues that mcconnell puts winning above all. and that has driven his push against campaign finance reform and for big-dollar fundraising.

>> to make a burger taste the same as it is here in manhattan as it would taste in tokyo or beijing howdy do you make sure you do that? >> we were unique in that even in our young age we have set up a global supply chain. we thrust into going up faster than we needed to. we can birth this on his own, it was birthed with a 30 year history. now we have gotten really good at that. i wouldn't trade our team for anything. am i you want to look at it and say it is great to have the long lines. do you worry that there might be too much too quickly that still has yet to largely be proven to be larger investor growth -- investor group? >> we know that is a huge responsibility. cooking one burger at a time one smile at a time for people. we are honored that so many people obviously have an interest in our future, which is a bright and long future. we are going to be working for them is as much as we are working for anyone else on the street. >> i can't help but notice that you rip yelling wing on a week where mcdonald's has very glaring struggles. i am curious for your point of view as you see we h

and howdy you think he reacted to angela merkel's acceptance of greece leading the euro? >> in terms of the ecb, i think we have seen a pragmatic approach from the bundesbank. it is not clear if the bundesbank will vote again to abstain or vote again in favor. i thought mario draghi was good last time around when he said we know you make difficult decisions not always by 100% majority. it is not just the european case where there can be disagreements on difficult questions. i think the board us with mario draghi. the overwhelming majority of the eurozone central bank, as anyone who looks at the window and quite honestly the data -- >> the shrinking heroes him. -- shrinking euro zone. >> exactly. separately we have more of the greek tragedy. i don't think that should have a big impact on the ecb. it should not have a big impact on european markets. if you just look at the behavior of spreads, it hasn't had a big impact. if the ecb comes out and has a credible qe program i think the markets will focus a lot less on greece. if the ecb proves again to be hamstrung and unable

i mean, the question is, how beautiful defined global -- howdy you define global? the big risk actually, now, is the whole world moves into a cycle of deflation. >> the australian dollar blackrock says the currency may make it up to 70 u.s. cents. the gdp numbers coming out of china are better than expected. it is, of course, the biggest trading partner for the australians. the dollar getting a bit of a cheer. let's take a look at what blackrock has been saying, this is the lowest of all the people we have been talking to when it comes to that $.70. blackrock laming the commodities structure, the copper and iron yes trillion dollar has tumbled 12% trading at its lowest level in years. preparing for the biggest push to prepare deflation, expected to announce a bond buying program, speculation of the stimulus sent the euro to an 11 year low last week. in a moment, winners and losers. we will see who is smiling into is taking a hit. stay with us right here on "on the move". ♪ >> coming line from hong kong, you are watching "on the move". oil's dramatic decline hurti

howdy think about preparing for those events. >> have you lost they in central bankers? >> they're acting in their own interest which they should, to protect their own herds the. there are different issues each faces and they will have to make the decisions. >> it feels it is a lot more mystic man it was last year despite the economy going strong. doesn't feel that way with your asterisk? are you pessimistic? >> only been here since this morning, i would've said the off that appeared in the panels i listened to and a couple of the client meetings, the tone is always suspect. we are here to think about, what is the event that could happen that would have not thought about and what are the tarot -- tail risks we have not incorporated into our thinking. that does not mean there are not fantastic opportunities here in some of the conversations i have overheard is that yes, we have a lot going on especially with connotative easing and policy changes that will happen, but when you look at the overall tone and global gdp, it looks like it will be in the positive and the world w

. >> howdy cowboy. >> i love and am loved. and as a member of another race, i have without exception been accepted and embraced. the greatest pleasure came from annual trips we made with our grandchildren, raven, emile and taylor, and their parents sonya and mark, we made our way from budapest to prague, vienna, hawaii, los angeles, london, paris, venice twice, and stock holm. >> what do you have to say about the trip? >> we are having a wonderful time. right now we're about to take the garden walk which say great tradition of all of our vacations when we go on nature walks. >> emile announced that for him there was no such thing as getting up too early. every morning the two of us would meet in the hotel lobby and go out for long walks together. one morning in budapest, he asked me to take a photo of two people walking ahead of us and holding hands. why? because they look happy. ♪ >> those times seem more precious now that they're in the past. i don't walk easily anymore. ♪ >> nice job, roger. beautiful. one more step. â™

because he was like howdy, come on in. can i help you with something? i don't know. maybe we don't have it. but he was like the barney five. you got me and i'm barney fife. no that's not it. the one in the orange apron where he's smiling. >> yeah. >> maybe reretired it. i want to get chanos in one of those. but only an apron. >> i know who barney fife is. mayberry. >> he was also ralph farley. >> moving on. oh! no wonder we're just stuck here in the mud. the squawk platinum portfolio is back. and now you can go online to cnbc pro on cnbc.com and track the portfolio managers' picks in realtime and read their exclusive analysis and their rationale rationale. you brought us three, jason? >> three today. >> how psyched are you? don't give us three average picks or -- are these your best picks? >> we would have included one more which is samsung preferred. >> okay. well, we won't put it on the screen. but whisper it? samsung? >> but preferred. >> it might get taken over by blackberry we found out the other day. do i have that wrong? okay. let's go over these. why do you l

as a consequence, howdy you wind up creating a mechanism -- and we should know how to do it by now -- where you and i have access to only this small amount of information. we cannot move it, print it. we refer to that as digital rights management. it gives us the ability to focus on it. right now, when e-mail goes out, stock reports go out, government data goes out, it is generally accessible to people that get a credential to pick it up. as a consequence, we do not have the ability to coalesce the data that would be public and the data that should be monitored and sensitive. so, that is the way we really need to start rethinking this to make sure we have a better data classification scheme. the government has a good one in the classified world, but a lot of the unclassified -- sensitive, but unclassified data, is accessible through normal networks and people it should not be. host: can is up next. lancaster, south carolina. our line for independents. caller: can i make two statements -- one on obama, and the second on cyber security. do not call me off. every time a black caller call

caller: howdy. i want to talk about the constitution. other than the military -- i am an old man. we took an oath of office to uphold and support the constitution. now, they just had some oath taken in washington to uphold and support the constitution. all that is a joke because if they do not uphold and support the constitution, nobody does anything about it. host: what areas do you think they do not uphold the constitution? caller: all this about immigration. what the president is doing with the stroke of a pen, making him a dictator instead of the president of the united states. we sent those congressmen up there to vote for us, not vote for just what's going on in washington. they do not -- there is nothing done with summit if they do not uphold the constitution. host: john, fairfax virginia. democrats line. caller: everybody should be aware that these trade policies are what have devastated our nation. coming up is the worst of them all which is the g p p transpacific partnership. i urge everyone to call their congressperson to oppose this bill which will give sovereignty to

caller: howdy. i want to report some snake oil with regard to illegal immigration. yesterday, there was an interview. one of the border patrol bosses. his name was michael fischer and somebody asked him the question about whether the terrorists were help to go blend in the people coming across the border. and i know for a fact two albanian young fellows that the way they get in to this country illegally is they go to mexico and they dress up like mexicans and walk across the border. if you've ever been near the border, there are thousands of people that walk across the border every day to go to their jobs, whatever kind of household jobs or whatever they have. and that's how these guys are coming in to the country. they are just blending right in with the mexicans. they are not climbing fences or digging tunnels. they just walk right across the border. host: with those thoughts in play, your thoughts on today's bill, specifically because it deals with funding the department of homeland security, it includes these he efforts? caller: going to spend the money on a fen

. ♪ >> howdy, texas. look y'all, we're on "today." >> we're glad to be back on the "today" show from little falls, new york. >> i surprised my sister for her 30th birthday. >> it's my 51st birthday and we're freezing from florida. >> chilling from california it's my sweet 16 on the "today" show. >> happy 2015. we're engaged! >> whoo! >>> it is 8:00 on "today." it is the 2nd of january, 2015. chilly day out here on the plaza. a lot of new year's revelers who just walked from times square came right on over here waiting for al roker. here he is in the flesh. >> al roker is here ladies and gentlemen? how exciting is this? we know why the people come. we've got a lot to get to. sheinelle jones is inside with the news. >> good morning. weather is hampering the search for the aircraft and black boxes that crashed into the java sea. >> reporter: more bodies have been recovered, bringing the grand total up to 30 so far. they were also able to get three large pieces of wreckage out of the water today. they'll take