Fox News host Bill O'Reilly will sit down with President Obama for an interview during Fox’s Super Bowl pregame show.
Mr. O'Reilly will conduct the interview at the White House before the Seattle Seahawks take on the Denver Broncos in New Jersey on Feb. 2.
This will be the third time the conservative pundit has interviewed the president.
Following the live interview, Mr. O’Reilly is expected to conduct an additional taped portion that will air the next day on Fox News’ “The O'Reilly Factor,” Deadline reported.
The French unemployment is hitting new highs so the recovery that the French President was talking about is was pure propaganda. The markets are cheering CAT for posting better than expected profits, meanwhile CAT laid off thousands and closed plants, so much for increased sales. Gold mints cannot keep up with demand but the price of gold continues to drop. The war, riots and protesting continues in Thailand, Ukraine, Libya, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, Sudan, Central Africa, Somalia etc. New intelligence has been received by US officials who believe that chemical weapons will be used in Sochi. There has been reports of a false flag event in the Metlife stadium. There is also training scheduled for February 2014, the training has to do with a response to a suspected Improvised nuclear device and at the same time this training is occurring the Iran peace talks will be taking place in NY.
Is it your dream to watch a Super Bowl live? Now may be your chance.
A week before the Seattle Seahawks take on the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII, the average ticket for the game was selling for $2,056, down more than 40% from the week before, according to ticket search engine SeatGeek. Typically, prices don’t fall that far until the day of the game, when sellers are desperate. “It looks like this will be the cheapest Super Bowl since 2002,” says Will Flaherty, spokesman for SeatGeek.
The 2002 game was the one immediately following Sept. 11, 2001, when many people either couldn’t or didn’t want to make arrangements to fly, says Flaherty. That year, fans were able to get tickets on the day of the game that cost much less than face value, he says.
The chief reason fans may be unwilling to pile into MetLife stadium to watch the game live this year? The forecast, many ticket brokers say, which is for near-freezing temperatures on the day of the game. Most of the tickets that plummeted in price last week were those for the upper deck and end zone seats, according to SeatGeek. Average prices for club seats, which give fans access to a heated indoor area, held steady in the $6,000-to-$7,000 range.
Demand may also be down among corporate customers, who may be disinclined to send clients or employees to a cold-weather game if most of the available seats are outdoors, says Chris Matcovich, a spokesman for TiqIQ, a ticket aggregator. Another factor: With the teams based far from East Rutherford, N.J., some core fans may find they can’t make the last-minute decision to attend the big game, he adds.
The “get-in price,” or the price of the cheapest tickets available, was roughly $1,400 as of Monday, down from $2,100 a week ago, according to TiqIQ. Prices could continue to drop this week, in the days leading up to the game, but any further drops are likely to be less dramatic, says Matcovich. Brokers and people trying to unload their tickets will still try to sell them for more than face value, which typically starts at about $800, in order to avoid a loss, he says.
On the Monday before the game, 20% of the roughly 82,000 seats within the stadium were still available, according to SeatGeek. Fans looking to get into the game who care about where they sit should buy their tickets sooner rather than later, says Cameron Papp, a spokesman for ticket broker StubHub. Otherwise, the best deals might be found on game day. Last year, the cheapest ticket to the Super Bowl in New Orleans sold on StubHub went for $500 a few hours before the game, says Papp.
New $100 bill+ $10 bill = NYC Nuke. The New $100 Bill has finally been released to the public. This new bill finishes the story that the $10 Bill started with the missile launch and tidal wave. The two bills together tell the story of a nuclear event taking place on the East Coast promulgated by the US Government-- which is spiritually inspired by Satan and his fallen angels.
A worker looks at his phone in front of a banner on Broadway as preparations continue for Super Bowl XLVIII in New York January 28, 2014. Credit: Reuters/Lucas Jackson
(Reuters) - Bomb attacks of the kind that tore through mass transit sites in Russia ahead of the upcoming Sochi Olympics are a top concern of security officials preparing for Sunday's Super Bowl, the head of the New Jersey State Police said on Wednesday.
While law enforcement officials said they were not aware of any specific threats targeting the February 2 National Football League championship in East Rutherford, New Jersey, attacks like those that killed 34 people in two days in Russia late last year are their biggest worry.
"Of particular concern to us is what was going on overseas in Volgograd in regard to the Sochi Olympics. As you know both of those bombings were targeting mass transit," Rick Fuentes, superintendent of the New Jersey State Police, told reporters. "That is a concern with the mass transit; we've prepared ourselves for it."
Officials have sharply limited parking at MetLife Stadium, where Sunday's game will be played, and expect as many as 30,000 people to arrive by bus or rail. Security screening will start at train stations, where fans will not be able to board stadium-bound trains or buses without tickets to the game, officials said.
New York Police Department Commissioner William Bratton said that while authorities were focused on a mass transit type of attack, they were not aware of any specific plans to target the game or surrounding events.
"We are keeping an eye on activities around the world, but certainly at this time there are no threats directed at this event that we're aware of," Bratton said.
The stadium is located about 10 miles west of New York City, the site of the September 11, 2001, attacks. It has been locked down all week, and authorities are scanning all vehicles that go in, a practice that will continue on game day, officials said.
Bratton noted that New York police were using extensive intelligence-gathering operations developed since the World Trade Center attack to watch for possible threats.
About 400,000 people are estimated to have traveled into the region for events surrounding the game, though only about 80,000 fans will get to see the Seattle Seahawks-Denver Broncos match-up in person.
Some 4,000 security officers will be on hand for Sunday's game, and fans will be prohibited from bringing bags into the stadium unless they are transparent and no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, with women's purses limited to 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches.
Stadium gates will open at 2 p.m. on Sunday, more than four hours before kickoff, to allow fans to pass through a security cordon that will include metal detectors and pat-downs of fans bundled up for temperatures that could drop to 29 degrees Fahrenheit (minus-2 Celsius).
At an undisclosed location near the stadium, officials from some 100 security agencies are monitoring feeds related to security concerns 24 hours a day, Fuentes said.
'LONE WOLF' A WORRY
The contained nature of the game makes it easier to secure than public events such as the Boston Marathon, where two pressure-cooker bombs were detonated amid a finish line crowd of thousands of spectators, volunteers and athletes on April 15, killing three people and injuring 264.
The "Super Bowl Boulevard" street fair, along a 3/4-mile stretch of New York's Broadway, presents a different challenge, as it will be wide open, with up to 1 million people expected to visit attractions, including the Super Bowl trophy and a towering toboggan run.
Large numbers of police officers have been assigned to the event and organizers have taken steps such as removing trash bins along the route and replacing them with clear plastic bags that can be easily inspected visually. Large numbers of security cameras and plainclothes police officers will be deployed along the area, although officials would not disclose precise details.
In planning for the event, Bratton said New York police had prepared to respond to a variety of attacks.
"There was a lot of focus on the lone wolf, the 'backpack left unsecured' scenarios, so we're prepared," Bratton said.
The Boston bombers left their homemade explosives along the course in black backpacks.
Fans who visited the street fair on Wednesday said they were confident due to the large police presence.
"I can see cops all over, so I feel like it's pretty safe," said Steven Ferraro, 18, of New York's Brooklyn borough. "Anything can happen anywhere, but I think it's safe."
Security experts, however, note that it is all but impossible to secure open-air events entirely.
"No amount of technology or deployment of resources and 21st century technology is going to guarantee under all circumstances that something terrible cannot happen," said Tom Nolan, chairman of the criminal justice department at the State University of New York in Plattsburgh. "You have to accept some degree of risk and you have to accept a new level of intrusion into your privacy."
(Additional reporting by David Jones in East Rutherford, New Jersey; Editing by Cynthia Johnston, Tom Brown and Dan Grebler)
Unemployment big miss we are now back to levels 6 months ago. Home sales are continuing to plunge, less people signed contracts for existing homes. The hedge fund and flippers are having a problem unloading the homes at this time. President Obama pushing Executive Orders to disarm the American people, if the next event does not push the gun bills through the senate the President will do it on his own. As the geneva II talks break down the US government says military option still on the table. US intel suggests that an al-Qaeda terrorist attack is now intensifying. Be prepared for a false flag.
ALERT! Obama Quietly Used Executive Orders For 2 New Gun Control Laws!
Published on Jan 31, 2014
While the media is focused on Justin Beiber ,.. Obama is Quietly Passing Executive Orders On Gun Control! Stripping You ALL Of Your Rights ,.. And NO ONE IS SEEMING TO NOTICE!! SHARE!
Cyprus is under review for the next installment of the bailout fund from the IMF, meanwhile the unemployment rate is now at 17.5%. In the US disposable income has dropped, the American people had to dig into their savings to purchase the holiday gifts in 2013. Walmart and Amazon sales have declined. The Geneva II peace talks stalled and John Kerry is now warning Syria that the removal of the chemical weapons is taking to long. CIA paid rebels targeted the chemical weapons to try to slow the extraction. White powder was found near the Superbowl stadium, this was to create fear of terrorism. The big question will the false flag event at the Superbowl get the green light?
BUSTED! Israel Is In Charge of Security for Super Bowl and Sochi Olympics!
Published on Jan 31, 2014
You heard it hear 1st! If ANYTHING happens at either one of these events , they will observe every second of ALL of it! There are NO excuses from here! THEY are the "Eagle Eye", The Wizard behind the curtain of these False Flags!
Alex Jones is a man known for having access to inside information. Here it is ladies and gentleman, without a shred of doubt. The definite winner of Super Bowl XLVIII!
After two long weeks of hype, the big game just kicked off.
Peyton Manning got the first shot with the ball after the Seattle Seahawks won the coin toss but deferred to the Denver Broncos.
It looks like Seattle coach Pete Carroll made the right call as a botched snap led to a Seahawk safety in the Broncos first play from scrimmage.
That’s the fastest score in Super Bowl history.
Seattle 2 Denver 0 at the 14:48 mark.
No worries with the weather. We’re looking at temps around 50 degrees during the game. There’s some drizzle and snow in the forecast, but the game is expected to be long over by then. We’ll keep you updated throughout the game.
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