let's look at the pictures i took of reese today.se aren't bad. >> no, great. >> do you think i'll be able to sell these? >> yeah, definitely. >> that one she's yelling back. she's yelling get out of the street. >> you wouldn't make a lot because there's a lot of paparazzi there. but either way, you'll make a few hundred bucks easy. >> so a couple hundred bucks right there. >> considering that's probably all i would have made all week. >> and then you're a third of your way to 750, right? >> a third of a way there. >> certainly better than the first day. >> that's not saying much, though. >> so how was your week? >> it was a lot harder than i thought it was going to be. >> how? >> for me, i just feel like -- i started to feel like i'm part of the problem when you're sitting in the car just waiting and chasing around this elusive thing. you know? >> i try to have respect for myself, which is why i pick them off as they're doing their daily things. >> it seems to me to be where you have to disconnect yourself emotionally. otherwise you

let's look at the pictures i took of reese today. these aren't bad. >> no, very good. >> you think i'll be able to sell these? >> definitely. >> like that one where she's yelling back, she's going, get out of the street! >> you wouldn't make a lot, because there's a lot of paparazzi photographers there, but either way, you'll make a few hundred bucks, easy! >> right. so a couple hundred bucks right there. >> considering that's all i probably would have made all week. >> and you're a third of your way to $750, right? certainly better than the first day. >> that's not saying much, though. >> yeah! so how was your week? >> it was a lot harder than i thought it was going to be. >> harder how? >> for me, i start to feel like i'm part of the problem. when you're sitting in the car just waiting and chasing around this elusive thing, you know? >> i try to have respect for myself. which is why, you know, i pick them off as they're doing their daily things. >> it seems to me like you have to disconnect yourself emotionnaly, you have to look at

many are frail and disabled and struggle to attend food pant reese regularly. when the burden is too great they stop coming and some don't even try to show up so with the projected aging supervisor mar you talked about if san francisco's population coupled with rising costs the numbers meeting but unable to access food assistance will continue to grow without a concerted effort to expand services so we believe that recruiting community volunteers to deliver healthy groceries and social connection is the lowest cost and effective way to maintain health of this vulnerable population and continue living and enrich the communities and in collaboration with home delivered meals when things evolve and thank you for the support and other initiatives presented today. >> thank you mr. brooks. next speaker. >> i am barbara and i come from senior and disability action group. today we actually had a meeting of senior disability action and -- okay. we had a meeting and there were 100 people there all trying to get together, even to get transportation to the meeting, into th

joining us from washington, d.c., thomas reese of the national catholic reporter.the program. the pope said sanctions need to be imposed. what do you expect those to be? more than just talk? >> i think the pope clearly already supports zero tolerance for any priest involved in sexual abuse. that means that they are never going to be able to act as a priest again. he supported that position when he was the arch bishop of buenos a aires, we have to have november to make sure the priests never get abuse another child. >> the pope defended the church's response to abusers and said, quote, no one else has done more than the church to root out pedophile. why the about face in tone, do you think? >> i think the pope is still learning how to talk about sexual abuse. he didn't have any experience of it in buenos aires and he needs coaching how to deal with it. it's true the church has made great progress and the church is doing a lot to protect children. for someone in a roman collar or for the pope to say that it sounds so defensive. the only proper defense is to say i'm s

. >> reporter: reese underwood was a high school freshman, eagle scout, and performer, as seen here in a recent school event. ♪ his grandfather dr. william corpran, 69, had taken him to audition for a musical competition. they were shot and killed in the parking lot. mindy corpran discovered her father's body and then her son. >> it didn't feel like a crime scene to me. i had two family members lying on the ground and i feel confident from what i heard that they didn't feel anything. >> reporter: mindy first shared her family's grief at an emotional vigil last night, stunning the crowd of mourners. >> i'm the daughter of one of those killed and the mother of the son who was killed. >> reporter: also today, prayers for teresa terry lamano, 53, mother of three. she was at the jewish retirement home visiting her mom, as she did every sunday. >> she's just a kind, loving person. it was just a victim of a senseless and crazy and awful tragedy. >> reporter: tuesday she and her husband planned to celebrate their 25 years of marriage. hate allegedly drove 73-year-old frasier glen cross also kn

north korean media says the political bureau discussed a proposal to reese truffle the state leadership body. the plan is to be submitted during the parliamentary session western analysts are monitoring how come the abcs power structure me change and the king ordered the killing of a cycle council attack last december. history has been making provocations recently he has hinted it may conduct a new form of nuclear tests. late last month it launched ballistic missiles for the sea of japan. teams searching for the missing malaysian airline or have picked up more signals that could be from the plane's black boxes. man of the austrian an agency coordinating the international search angus houston reported they found pulses in the indian ocean he said on australian navy ship detected signals twice on tuesday the first one lasted about five and a half minutes and the second about seven minutes. houston said an analysis of two previous signals picked up on saturday a show they were likely from electronic equipment he said he's optimistic that they will find the aircraft or what's left of it and

you have questions please raise your hand and identify yourself reese. boateng and sunday no concrete answer. i mean all that's the situation in the east of ukraine he's not the same as team you are my downfall to mom but steal it when we hear that was it seemed that you require from demonstrate his being. they use in ukraine to do what precisely they can launch date is the new kit refuse to do. still it's known to be straying from the purely conceptual. on kill you if you want me to walk off the mochi steel economy to try to have a future of their stuff to look they all took the picture and then on my donna and in the eastern ukraine. therefore last three four one says the protest on my dog but peaceful. and what is going on in the eastern ukraine is this use seizing all the admin is to build these bari the one runs and driven by it people. austria's the come off the coast and the people that the on off the jury and the military uniforms and acting as the extremists. can we take two more questions can these two have. miles what is um i want to ask why c

. >> drove one little liberty. reese, and is here with other members of ecology and his colleague [inaudible] is not well and we'd like to send our asked wishes to john and his family and the entire [inaudible] family. were pulling for him in every way prosperity effective date that liberty. >> i thank you. please express our best wishes. were thinking of him. >> item for a informational presentation on [inaudible] opposed project to the [inaudible] 620 street historic building on or near 20th [inaudible] pier 70. >> good afternoon madame president and commissioners executive director moya. my name is still williamson and reports project manager for the word development project at pier 70. due to the project. i recently assume this position upon kathleen [inaudible] succession to another position outside the port. some glad to be part of this but it is an exciting project. i'm happy to be here today to present what amounts to an update informational presentation. i want to give you quick overview of the next light of what i hope to a commerce today. with the help of the working team as well.

reese's pieces then the titans should adopt a forty five tons more to send an email to the country makes the wall that if you were sending it to someone in the next city not so reasonable but still there. brussels decision means consumers are on the way to kiss him goodbye to remain challenges like twenty fifteen. these two years lee said the new beach and loans. just don't expect the phone company based on what she meant profits. leo soince i'm in the stroller the whole team building. each one of those pesky bills especially that stay with the scope of little solace from the lake but we are invited to submit yourself to make it all yet without the blog but i'll leave this out to promote sink into the hillside garden bench at eighteen local delis to revoke the medic unit was next to the borders of the world's deepest like the discoveries of the applied the pressure became challenges all the way just make sure the program off. the i the interview. i am. golan. the deal. she was she knew that he did great cue the access key to fall off. i can do the eye the quoted kim as twenty fifteen at

reese that's what most of us are thinking but boeing. they're making a bet on hillary and their strengthening their ties and their investments in the clinton political dynasty much like they already have in the obama administration and in congress. if they just right. in the good times for boeing in the city are here to stay. and washington d c sam socks are too. and evan for now for more on the stories we covered the youtube dot com such rt america. check out our website. rtd conference usa on the entree or adding irritated. nothing has been done is complex by the military. this is quite rightly in historical terms the berlin airlift in reverse borders has won seven of the bottom of the ship. i got caught. you're talking really isn't all set to lose billions of dollars worth of at what point is to call snowballs are working fast aye aye aye aye aye. since. i do the channel the dish. as secret satellite payload i meant that they were here to tell anyone about. now back to the daylights out of the fence so they do lots of secret thing to

want to be spoken with not spoken to john and anti trust authorities to find a number of leading role reese to fixing the price of beer including the island of the group and cause panic of the federal cartel office impose penalties of about three and thirty million euros this is one of the biggest fines ever handed down by the store this is so comfy new delhi the business in gemini the competition is hot in the cartel office is always getting together to raise prices for fourth to tie the allegation is that prices were fixed on the bottle during draft year in two thousand six and two dozen eight. the agreement was a one euro increase on last year and five to seven euros on a two liter of draft beer. pc mobile clinic today to find a reason the company's he bought the funds account for possible to be a parade in gemini. small uproot the funding it hot and crowded to compete with that the canadiens. this independent group from east in gemini welcomed the ruling does that sucks is that the additional money they took and would only be used against us and to distort competition in the market. so

the actions of all didn't speak louder than words as majestic ice caps are melting and military reese is building up in the region the ap recently debuted the revised roadmap focused on expanding america's muscle on the world's smallest ocean over the next decade. tasks include increasing the number of personnel trained in arctic operations advancing technical equipment and surveillance meets the ultimate goal establishing international order advanced by the us leadership. the leader they are to be pretty much everything else in the world they see themselves as the driving force in the future planning of the arctic earlier this year nato countries participated in a norwegian let cool response exercise in the arctic. rehearse in high intensity operations in extreme conditions. non legal participants swededen and switzerland also took part in the united states is access to. to my surprise the ocean the house to do a buyout of its relationship to canada and it is also seeking to do it via a blind date so through the anticipation of nolan's and denmark in eighteen eighty two and the top o

these are pictures of reese they receive from the dems to bring it to state i amid reports that the lightsector group has joined the offense to the max. the survey the self defense units into their attack bite me and that's the radicals in this particular instance extremists opened fire killing one person the towering cranes interim president. instead the minute the clock to get this win for the summons forth he says citizens of brace themselves for more fun and maybe tonight. these people all culmination of self defense people have come on it's way to defend this attitude which is the sublime to the predictable like barricades. either that or the day with all to see hundreds of local people come out to the streets to express their support what's happening he had to be because if a referendum. i did the calling for the boys to the heights in terms of standing up against the key of gumbo which they declined as unconstitutional. as undemocratic. the day began with a storm attentive as police headquarters complex telling me i was unsuccessful this morning i didn't manage to get to work becau

would argue put us in harm's way more than actually help results for storage and former marine david reese disagrees. after being a guy on the ground. i did three tours in iraq what that goes for the military mission is the key to the flexibility to prosecute cops. no doctor or mission um not just a single wave based on the equipment you have a cool sunday was most in a december deadline the more pressure the military will be under either ship scrap or solve these relics of war. it is only a question of who will get the equipment but what will be done with it as the so called little america is or over three hundred military bases in all moved back to afghan hands in from the pentagon and make him up as artsy. geologists in ohio plates beneath the appalachian mountains mainly caused by tracking. a state investigation into five tremors last month and youngstown area found that the process of injecting sand water and chemicals into the ground to release oil and gas could have triggered the quakes this is the first time comers in the region and links to this part of the tracking process. earli

but suspending a search is not a reese res cue anymore. it's a recovery. >> and a surfer who helped pull the father and cousin from the water is being hailed a hero the 27-year-old holding a coin presented to him by firefighters after his heroic efforts called sf challenge coin. he happens to be the son of a firefighter who raced the beach after hearing about his son's efforts to save people in the water. >> we have breaking news out of washington, d.c. health and human services kathleen sebelius is resigning. the move comes just a week after the close of the rocky enrollment period for the health care law web site failures mared the opening weeks. the resignation was not unexpected. she's one of the few remaining members of the original obama cabinet she said she'd stay on to see through the implementation of the act. >> police in miami are labeling a sus spishus incident involving collin kaepernick. a woman claims she was partying with cappernick. she says she went to the bedroom to lie down saying kapernick began kissing and undressing

ran his grandson reese underwood and 52 materialed terry splamana. republicans bid to take over the senate with the democratic leaning. strong candidates in the state was the worst obamacare rollout in the country. they may have a winning strategy. joining us is peter doocy. what can you tell us about the candidate? >> there is a candidate keep your doctor change your senator. monica wege is trying to unseat jeff merckle. oregon is a state where the 160 million web saturday didn't work for several months. she is trying to expose that. her strategy reflects republican priorities going into the mid term. >> it is clear that obamacare is the number one, number two and number three topic. >> the president said his signature legislative achievement should be a selling point to voters in november. >> i don't think we should apologize it. it's a strong good right story to tell. >> wednesday the ballots will go out in oregon's republican primary which will be conducted entirely for the mail. there are four republicans vying we will see if it will be doctor w

paul reese, al jazeera paris. >> record held by michael jordan the 25-point park for 40 consecutive gamesagainst the houston rockets, it's the longest scoring streak in a half century. while james harden scored 39 for houston. >> he cost the new york yankees $170 million in the offseason, and he made his major league bay do you. with a finish of eight strike outs and two earned runs. the yankees won this game 7-3. >>> car drive something all about getting off the beaten track, but one driver took things a little too far in portugal. rolling his car but walked away unscathed. at the same place that another driver crashed the day earlier. >> thank you very much. now it's a matter of national pride that they are the bendiest nation on earth. the government wants its co contortionist tradition protected. >> he has always dreamed of being a contortionist like her mother. >> i want to be part of a performance. it always looks so glamorous. >> many others young girls want the same thing. and for several hours a day they come to learn from one of the great. teaching these children how to contort

and i wondered if i was reading it whether you had the opportunity to either reese urged or interview about this, about what is the nature of consciousness and cannot ultimately be reduced. >> i know that he has the chapter that i'm turning to now. and the people that think that real consciousness is part of this. and we have read about these vibrations and i'm fascinated by that sending out letters to the competition of those neuroscientists saying what you make of this and waiting to hear because i think it's very exciting and interest in and who's to say that he is not right. and we can skip over this with the consciousness and probably get to a really strong level of human intelligence and then we have even less situations that are more slippery than include a moral sense into it. and then we spent the time holding ourselves ransom for many years. >> i'm just curious how quickly will they focus on the key obligation as opposed to artificial intelligence. >> when you talk to rick was well, he's not my hero anymore, but you can't help but admire this woman and i wish he were not pai

justices reese -- released a decision dealing a blow to affirmative action, racial preferences at michigan's public universities. megan hughes is following that case. what did the justices say about the band? first, let's talk about what is at issue. a voter approved ban on michigan school admissions and hiring back in 2006. the justices by a 6-2 vote said it was a legitimate subject be put before michigan voters. to be clear, the decision was about whether the states ban amounted to discrimination. not about whether the programs themselves did. just to put this into perspective, michigan one of 10 states that outlaw race conscious admissions. this could encourage other states to do the same. the back story here am a a decade ago to the university of michigan one another famous case that actually allowed institutions around the country to view race as a factor in that mission. today's decision the loaf eyes that decision for the very same schools that pop for it. also turned around a federal appeals court decision that said michigan's ban had essentially stripped minority of the constitution

. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time, staff sergeant sheryl reese from the first cavalry division will sing amazing grace. ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ was grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears r relieve relieved how brave shall deep that grace appear ♪ ♪ the hour hi first believed ♪ ♪ when we've been here 10,000 years bright shriining as the n sun ♪ ♪ we know led they to sing god's praise than when we first believ believ believ believed ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time the chaplain will provide a scripture reading. >> a reading from psalm 46. god is our ever present and strength in trouble and we not fear though the mountains give way and fall in the water and sea and roll in foam and mountains quake with surging, the lord almighty is with us. be still and know he is god. the psalmist here describes a world in chaos. things are not as they should be. some great force has shaken the foundations of life. for all of us here today, our worlds have been shaken by

>> i came to new york and did screen tests with joni reese myers, i was 23, 24.t was amazing to come to the big apple and audition. >> you look 24 now. >> oh, my gosh. >> what is your tattoo? what does that say? or is that too private? >> you can ask. that's from a litany against fear, from the novel doom, from the '60s. to remind me to take myself out of my comfort zone. >> and be brave. like your hair. >> speaking of that, we'll ask you to do a little -- we'll play a little target shooting. will you play with us? we have -- i have some arrows. >> do we have a bow? we need the bow. >> what is she supposed to do? just throw it? >> i need jennifer lawrence when you need her. >> all you have to do is hit one. >> can i just throw it? >> you can throw it. >> go over there and slap it. whatever you would like to do. >> any one you like. they're all going to be humiliating. >> i'm going to miss. you do realize this. >> all right. >> she hit kath. >> it was meant to be red. >> hold on. here is your question. only have one. here you go. sneakers or gladiators? >> sneaker

they were actually meeting while he said this but he declared them in reese and put this on board inthere. while the nlrb was filled with these recess appointees it issued the same regulations which it pulled now and now the new nlrb, not filled with recess appointees, filled with appointees confirm by the senate, that made these new regulations joshes it's making my head explode. i can't believe i work for a company that is unioneyees. unions might get my name and phone number and address because the nlrb is requiring -- >> yes. prediction, the first federal judge to hear this will invalidate it. there are two supreme court opinions on point about giving out private information. the nixon administration tried to get the contributors to the ncaa. the government in the obama administration is trying to get contributors to ron paul groups. neither -- and the court says you can't do that. >> something came down, some news broke, about volkswagen. the unions withdrew their request to go after volkswagen again. >> this is just the union's facing up to reality. this is the chattanooga, ten

planting a tree, attending a reese reception and visiting a gallery in cambra. max foster has the details. >> reporter: there is a strong republican movement here in australia. one of the big questions of this tour is can these young royals turn that debate around? well, the reception here in cambra has been pretty phenomenal. when they arrived in the building behind me, all the local dignitaries formed this group clamoring to get a moment with the young royals. then listen to what the prime minister had to say and then crucially the leader of the opposition behind him. >> when a currently unknowable prime minister welcomes your son, king george vii to this building, that will be a sign of the stability and the continuity in the life of our nation. >> you can be assured that you and all of the members of your family will be embraced in australia with affection and respect. i hope you will treasure the memory of your first overseas trip as a remarkable young family forever. thank you. >> reporter: prince william, as ever, being very careful not to say anything po

. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time staff sergeant reese from the first cavalry division will sing "amazing grace." ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ 'twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved ♪ ♪ how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed ♪ ♪ when we been here 10,000 years ♪ ♪ bright shining as the sun ♪ we've known less days to sing god's grace ♪ ♪ then when we first begun >> ladies and gentlemen at this time, the chaplin will provide a scripture reading. >> a reading from psalm 46. god is our refuge and strength, and ever present help in trouble. therefore we will not fear, though, the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging the lord all mighty is with us, be still, and know that he is god, the sol mist words here describe a world that is in chaos, things are not as they should be. some great force has shaken the foundations of life, for a

that reese not a small little misstep or statement. that seems to me that that is part of the fabric of who cliven bundy is and how does sean hannity stick with that? i don't know. >> so we say, what does hannity do snex i guess the other question is, what does john stewart do next? in a way, the segment write itself. what does he do next? >> dvr's whatever fox news does. both are serving their own base. we should focus on the fact that the government is not overreaching. i think the government is underreaching, if that were an actual word. cliven bundy, which sounds like a fake name, which is why he's so liked at fox news, is a common criminal at best, and a potential domestic terrorist at worst. and both these people mate the government so much, leave america, go to somalia, you'll love it there. and maybe fox news could do well there also. >> one of the questions now, does bundy's implosion is that going to make it easier for the government to do what they were trying to do in the first place. anyways, thank you. up next, the latest

reese, is that right?>> that it was not cruel and unusual punishment to kill someone by lethal injection but that was based on this three-drug cocktail which we are not now using. does that mean there's a way to challenge it? >> absolutely. states that are currently engaged in executing their death row prisoners are engaging in human experimentation at this point using compounded drugs that are mixed in secrecy by shadow pharmacies. we have a real problem. we have all kinds of botched executions resulting. the prisoners who are facing execution now are appealing to the supreme court to be reviewed. >> tell me why we should care. when we look as cross the world at the map of countries that still execute citizens, we find ourselves in a group that we might not normally want to be in when you look at the other countries that still execute people. yet when you talk to many ordinary americans, if i say, you know, this may be a painful drug, it takes 25 minutes. they say, well, who cared about that person's vict

joining me now by phone is ohio state representative alicia reese who's been pushing a bill of ritesr home state. thank you both for being on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> thank you for having me. >> representative reece, let me start with you. 9 rnc says democrats are trying to create an issue out of nothing. what's your response? >> i'm on the ground here in ohio, the battleground state, and i will tell you is that the issue is real. in ohio, the republicans have eliminated golden week where you could register and vote the same week that 56,000 people participated then. they've taken away the days of early voting, cutting those days down, taking away souls to the polls where we had major turnout of african-americans to the polls -- >> on sundays. >> the issue is real. >> and ryan, as you look at what she is saying in ohio alone, when you're dealing with ending sunday voting, which clearly helps working people, ending the -- or at least cutting back on early voting days, which also helps working people, and then the strict voter id laws, even putting voter id laws asi

for instance, nestle has a butterfinger cup that's giving the reese's a run for its money, sue. >> yum. back to seema mody. >> a strong day for facebook, the stock rebounding from the recent sell-off after update beats susquehanna says the first quarter ad revenue should surpass expectations and suntrust recommends buys the stock ahead of the first quarter earnings results. the stock had lost more than 15% of the value since hitting a high of $72.59 on march 11th, the stock up about 5% on today's trade, sue. >> thank you. dominic chu is here with me waiting patiently in the wings to address the broader large consumer companies. >> what it kem down to is earnings season. the question then becomes whether these companies will be able to report earnings robust enough to justify the value wagsz. you heard sarah mention hershey is near all-time highs, or stock market is near all-time highs. the expectations for earnings are not strong. overall thompson royaltier says analysts expect to go up by just 1% over the same time last year. sales up by a better but till paltry 3%. if you look at the

rate and encouraged everyone to go on amazon and get james reese europe's music. i can talk about this all night but it's 16 years in the making. thank you everybody for coming out. i really appreciated. i know it's a beautiful night outside. i appreciate you being here in a bunker to listen to me talk. thank you. [applause] >> as they move into the middle class they adopt middle-class values and he is really upset by

and out of hampton, georgia, it's the reese family. here trying to win their self a lot of cash and a shot at driving out of here in a fuel-efficient ford fusion. let's go. give me lauren. give me reginald. let's go. ["family feud" theme plays] guys, here we go, we've got the top 5 answers on the board. name

but this pregnancy came with more stressors than it did when she carried 2-year-old reese. >> i talkedoctor and he recommended that i go on an anti-anxiety just to help cope with everything. >> reporter: she was reluctant to take it. but after weighing the benefits and risks, she decided it was best for her and her unborn baby. >> i didn't think it was healthy for the baby to feel my constant stress. >> reporter: now new research out of the uc-davis mind institute links pregnant mothers who take those ssri anxiety and depression medications to children with a higher risk of autism and developmental delays. >> it's the third of three studies now that seem to be pointing to a potential risk. >> reporter: a professor headed up the study which focuses more on the connection between the drugs and autism in boys. since boys are for times more likely to have autism than girls. >> our data seems to suggest it's more risky for boys, but that doesn't mean there couldn't be some increased risk for girls. >> reporter: she says parents should not panic since much of the autism research today points

. >> and joining me now from murrysville is the president and ceo of forbes hospital, reese jackson.ou spoke to us after this happened yesterday. tell me how your patients are and what you know about their medical condition 22 hours later. >> all of our patients are stable. we have three that remain in the icu. one off the ventilator and two remain on the ventilator. all three have serious wounds in their abdomen that's affected some of their internal organs. the patients on the floor, the four patients on the floor, all of the patients are young boys. but the four on the floor are doing fine and as mentioned earlier a couple of them will be discharged in the next day or so. >> what about those who are system -- the two on a ventilator and the third patient, are they going to make a complete recovery? >> i think the doctors are saying time will tell and there will be some planned operations for them. they still have significant road ahead for them to make a full recovery, but remain optimistic. and we're very grateful that everything went so well yesterday and the coordination of the

jay reese. >> you are 17 and pregnant.t need to go to jail. >> you need to talk to us, sweetie. we can help you. do you want a few minutes to think? we'll give you two or three minutes to think about it. you think about the baby. think about this fool. do you think he would go to jail for you? not in a second. >> saleda, can you come down for a minute. >> coming, sarge. >> go up and see what you can get -- >> she's ready to break. >> if nothing else, we're going 272 or 273 at the least. >> the 17-year-old breaks down and tells officers the truth. she's been turning tricks for no pay for two years, and she wants out. >> we're going to take care of you, okay? how does it work? >> well, it worked as i give him the best dates. they put the money under the bed and they give it to him. >> do you guys get to keep any of the money? >> no. >> no. >> are there any ads on craigslist for you? >> i'm not going to lie. yes, there are. >> what name? >> under precious or jessica. >> when officers busted precious jessica she was just setti

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thank you again, reese jackson from forbes, and everything that your trauma teams have been doing in the e.r. molly joins us, a reporter with the "pittsburgh post-gazette" now. molly, are you there at the scene? and what do you know so far about what happened? >> sure. i'm in a parking lot right now near the school. there was just a press conference a short time ago with the public safety spokesman from westmoreland county. and with the superintendent of schools. it was a short update. we expect to have another one about 2:00. everything is so early at this point. we do know that the 16-year-old male student suspect is in custody. had some injuries to his hands. and that there were a total of 20 people injured. four critically. 19 of the injuries were students, one was a school security guard. >> and we heard that the assistant principal with some help from the school guard actually arrested, or brought down the attacker. >> yeah. we believe he tackled the attacker. some of the details are still sparse. we were able to get his name confirmed by the district. but we have heard from se

about the climate and the information that comes -- becomes more more vulnerable to political vagal reese to political forces that change the way we feel about climate change. case in point the interim pencil on climate change. this is an enormous body that takes research from around the world and comes up with assessments that we use to talk about the climate. no one is happy that it ever at all. the climate scientists are happy about it because they feel their findings were squished and massage into a consensus finding business is never too happy about it. it's always terrible bad news. i think we are in track to realize a four to six degrees centigrade temperature rise by the year 2100 which is god-awful. the public has different dealings depending on things like how well we are doing economically so in periods where there is robust economic growth we are much more likely to favor what we see as luxury policies curbing co2 whereas during the 2008 recession we saw at the push back away from climate change regulation. we are kind of moving back on climate change and there's also the data

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that is it you can't fix a problem like reese overnight. you have to do a lot of hard work.s conscious of the fact that you have high unemployment at only 7.5%. it is way too high. look at the numbers they came out and maybe they had peaked. she arrives at 3:00, she will be talking to small business companies and some start up companies. show something in her suitcase in the form of an announcement of a development bank. this may be psychologically quite important to be able to develop -- announced something. >> it seems the greek bond sale has captured the imagination. how is that going down with markets? >> is interesting to see what has happened. if you look at paltrow and italy, all of these five-year notes are coming down. are saying this, not because of the speculation about the possibility of quantitive easing. as guide pointed out rightly, it foroing to be difficult bonds being purchased in some of these arc it's where you got below investment grade bonds. maybe it is to do with optimism about the future. raisedortugal outlook today. maybe things are slowly getting b

. >> you are seeing a premium because reese still has obstacles to overcome.ut greece believes it has to pay a bit of a premium to some of these other countries that in order to get that demand. >> we are seeing some premium on the 10-year. when you compare that to that of italy and spain. >> at the same time, greece tanks that it is time enough to come out with this that. it is a symbolic gesture if anything else because the bailout funds that it is paying back that it had borrowed, it is paying 2% on those. so this is more than double that. so it doesn't mean to in terms of that. but in terms of the systolic -- , theymbolic gesture existing sovereign debt from greece has returned 30% this year. if you look at other developed markets, it is above those immature he ever market. >> so if you are in greek debt, you are probably in good shape. >germany considered the healthiest of the bunch, 1.57%. >> yeah. you are right, you are seeing that premium. it willing to me that be going for about 5.25% when is five point 77%. >> it is not exactly apples to apples. >> i

i know reese was overcome with emotions. can you explain what they were like today? gist and a number of the patients their mom is our patient and these are kids i likely delivered. the team doesn't react with motions. it is a clinical response. one thing about being a doctor that lives in a community you serve you can become emotional but i was proud of the response >> the was the clock clicking on the nur injuries? >> the three that were in the or are critical. the response absolutely was ticking. >> were they alert and able to communicate? >> i would say that two of them actually had undergone antibation in the field. i think the critical part of this was the paramedics that responded to the nature of the injuries were unbelievable. i even think a story of a friend helped respond to a victim. so they came in appropriately managed in the field. one already had a tube established. the critical response that occurred and brought the students in, and i can say two of them immediately went to the or. the reason they were able to go to the or after the initial stabiliza