in the new year in times square. with record setting cold temperatures, most of you are bundled up for awhile. a week to go before congress gets back to work can you expect warming between the two parties? i am richard lui. begin with millions celebrating the new year across the country and in seattle. that s where the city s iconic space needle took center stage with fireworks exploding for each number. in pennsylvania a 300 pound giant kiss climbed to the sky, marking the new year. good thing that didn t drop. and believe it or not, cleanup is complete in new york city at this hour after roughly 1 million people packed into a freezing cold times square to usher in 2015. why do you do that? sarah dal up looks at
however, experience down the stretch is a funny thing had it comes to the majors and that s exactly what angel cabrera had on his side. the argentine earned the green jacket back in 2009 he was just simply marvelous down the stretch forcing a sudden death playoff with scott look at this shot on 18. we would go to a second playoff hole after scott came out of signing his score card. cabrera for birdie. look at this. cabrera leaves it on the lip. he can t believe it didn t drop. so scott a chance to win, scott says you bet you. a second trait year the masters goes to a playoff and one a country, a continent will cherish forever. cnn rachel nichols with the 2013
than they were last year. unemployment rate didn t drop. spending consumer spending didn t do anything there. nothing happened. it was just like people got the extra money but nothing really happened to him. you know what? because gas prices went up and that evaporated and took all the money away from the folks. number two, if you knock out deductions for affluent people what do you think is going to happen to the home industry? if you can t deduct your home mortgage what do you think is going to happen? boom,going to totally collapse, is it not? first of all limiting deductions to 28% and only applies to upper income americans. bill: who do you think is buying all the big properties? it s not going to have a huge effect at all, you know, most people are not going to be affected by this at all. and to the extent that upper income people are, it s just limited to 28%. now, by the way, this recovery is much better recovery in terms of private sector employment than the bush recover
than they were last year. unemployment rate didn t drop. spending consumer spending didn t do anything there. nothing happened. it was just like people got the extra money but nothing really happened to him. you know what? because gas prices went up and that evaporated and took all the money away from the folks. number two, if you knock out deductions for affluent people what do you think is going to happen to the home industry? if you can t deduct your home mortgage what do you think is going to happen? boom,going to totally collapse, is it not? first of all limiting deductions to 28% and only applies to upper income americans. bill: who do you think is buying all the big properties? it s not going to have a huge effect at all, you know, most people are not going to be affected by this at all. and to the extent that upper income people are, it s just limited to 28%. now, by the way, this recovery is much better recovery in terms of private sector employment than the bush recover
than they were last year. unemployment rate didn t drop. spending consumer spending didn t do anything there. nothing happened. it was just like people got the extra money but nothing really happened to him. you know what? because gas prices went up and that evaporated and took all the money away from the folks. number two, if you knock out deductions for affluent people what do you think is going to happen to the home industry? if you can t deduct your home mortgage what do you think is going to happen? boom,going to totally collapse, is it not? first of all limiting deductions to 28% and only applies to upper income americans. bill: who do you think is buying all the big properties? it s not going to have a huge effect at all, you know, most people are not going to be affected by this at all. and to the extent that upper income people are, it s just limited to 28%. now, by the way, this recovery is much better recovery in terms of private sector employment than the bush recover