. >> pam :of pedestrian was hit on itt--interstate 80 there was no word as to why she was on the freeway. a san francisco supervisor is pushing to have public transportation. running 24-7 around the bay area. scott weiner says, it's time to extend service. to support the people who live and work late hours around town. and riders say, they're all for the proposal. >>:we need more. we need to extend those late-night service and i think. we absolutely need it within the city >>:we need more buses for areas that are not necessarily more readily available. >> pam :weiner says, there are a lot of improvements needed to keep the city going through the night. he says one of the big success stories is a-c transit. which offers late night service from san francisco to a number of spots in the east bay. go >> vanessa :we read '60s in the bay area. dry area--dry weather has invaded the bay area. tomorrow will be a bitter cold morning and we will look at those temperatures later. this storm system has brought a lot of wind to the bay area which also has a moderate rain showers. with this system has

. >>> up next, itt education, wells fargo is out defending this stock. >> this stock has been whacked year. a government agency came -- actually the consumer finance protection bureau, the new one, came out with a decision that wells fargo thinks may have freed up itt over its corinthians college buyout. the stock is at 8:36. so almost a double seen by wells fargo. keep in mind, the stock has been down over 70% in the past 12 months. it's a big, risky stock. wells trying to defend it today. >>> iconics brand, strawberry short cake. >> you know who -- is? >> yes. >> iconics own the peanuts character, now they own strawberry short cake, the pony brand of athletic wear and mitchka. the target on iconics is 42. stock at 45.60. an odd mix. >> it is, isn't it? diversification, diversification, diverse fick. . >>> let's get out to the earnings squad. you're manning the helm today. >> i am, mandy brine. welcome to the earnings squad. joining me, cnbc's courtney reagan and tim seymour. let's kick things off with the score card with 55% of the s&p 500 reporting so far, call it hump day, 73% rep

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>>> itt is clearly a situation to look at -- you have to differentiate between the post-traumatic stress true mental disorders. >> that is part of the trial. >> yes, and the v.a. kind of threw a blanket post-traumatic stress the on eddie ray routh, and this is a person who had true symptoms of schizophrenia, and true mental disorder, and you can't throw pills and medication at that situation, and you have to heldp the veterans to move on, and you not throw medication and pills at this situation. you want to get the guys healthy. >> and you think that he was suffering from the ptsd or the mental health issues or combination, because ptsd is a mental health disorder? >> well, it is a symptom of being exposed to combat stress but eddie ray routh was never exposed to serious combat. he was an armor and support guy in a very safe situation. >> i have a short time left, but do you believe it is going to sigma sigma sigmatize people coming back from war or get them help? >> well, i hope it is going to get them help because that is something that my friend chris kyle felt strong about. and you c

and itt snow shs will moving through and hovering around 30 degrees. ashburn down to only 12.y early afternoon should be reaching near freezing there to midafternoon. and then the snow showers arrive there around 5:30. silver spring, snowhowers arriving this afternoon. a look at the hour by hour timing at the snow showers coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. melissa, what is happening now? >>> roads looking good. rails not so much. brunswick east 890, 12 minutes behind this morning because of some problems with the switch. a frozen switch. so the cold weather causing issues ther issues. outer loop of the beltway, looking good. taking a look in virginia, 66 from fairfax county parkway to the beltway, 10 minutes. 95 north to the beltway, pretty good there at 26 minutes. i'm back in ten. >>> it is now 5:42. president obama's immigration plan hits a snag after a judge puts it on hold. we'll have the latest on the next steps for the president as some immigrants' futures hang in the balance. >>> another look outside for you. we'll have a look at when we could get more snow

. >> even master mico, the old school hustler from data says the boom of online ads has made itt game more risky for everyone. by attracted more wannabe pimps, more deviant customers, and ever younger girls with absolutely no street savvy. >> i think there's a tendency now for little susie in the suburbs at 16 years old, she's online, oh, what's this, backpage, those girls look kind of cute. she has low self-esteem. she thinks that maybe she could, you know, fit in somewhere. next thing you know, hey, you want to make this money, blah, blah, blah. and a lot of them guys will tell them, oh, you're so pretty. and they use that sweetheart angle, that love angle on them. and next thing you know, she thinks this guy loves her and she's doing dates out of a hotel room. >> for now, police nationwide just want the public to be aware of the very real dangers that lurk among the online ads for sex where the simple click of a mouse can sometimes bring a rendezvous with death. >> this is a dangerous proposition. there is no screening. there is no way to tell who you're dealing with, what their mo

. >> the word confirmed is based on one conversation you had with itt people? >> those are the experts. they told me there is no way those tapes could be found or use. if they were used -- >> that is all you did? >> that is all i did. >> really? an issue where repeated lies from lois lerner, false statements given by doug schoen, the unprecedented fashion where you release the data ahead of the inspector general's report, with the plan in question that you already tipped off the treasury and white house about and all you do to confirm, you lost the most important documents from the most important person in the center of the scandal all you do is ask a question of the itt will? >> we spent six weeks looking at the hard drives and documents for 82 people to produce 24,000 more bowls lerner e-mails. that was what we did. >> one conversation you had to confirm you lost valuable documents from the central figure in this scandal. who was the person u.s. the question to? give us the name. >> would have been steve manning, senior i t guy. i asked could we find where th

>> i think itt is a problem with lef them actually with the left as much as anybody else.er i think there is so much concern that she is so cozy with wealthy donors and with businesses and this corporations, this is really going to feed into that story line. >> a lot to chew over in the next 22 months. thanks so much. >> tha really appreciate it. precia good to see you. se >> coming up next, final word. coming up next, a final word. >>> niagara falls flowing a >>> niagara falls flowing after most of it was frozen up. chris wallace will have an exclusive interview with scott walker fresh off his address at the conservative political action committee a must stop for any republican with presidential aspirations. that's it for today. have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday." >>> the enemy pushes on with a ruthless pursuit and new threats against the west. american shopping malls targeted in a video circulating now but reportedly not from isis but an al qaeda spin off group. we watch a war over words in the united states. today fresh reaction as the head of

>> itt probably gives them a temporary intimidation fac to, and it reminds you of the appeal appeal. the appeal is not that they are wise or just or true but scarce people. and some men look at that and they marvel at the bravado, but most people as you say, they get turned off, and that is the story of al qaeda, and the story of al qaeda in iraq and of isis. >> we are not showing the video, and it is 22 minutes, and the pilot trapped in the cage getting burned, does this help or hurt the cause of isis, because many believe that they will be using it as a recruiting tool and whether we show it or not, it is not for the consumption of the public, but it is for the people they are targeting, correct? >> well, it is the right decision. it is almost pornographic and playing to the just playing into their hands. as to whether it will help them as i say, they will have some sick young men who are in serf of the adventure, and the action, and find this kind of the bar barism glorious, but for the most part i think, it reminds you that this group is really about fear and intimidation. rememb

a terrific company, spin off of itt. a lot of wealth created there. harris went up very big.ws you the acquirers are still doing great when they do these complimentary acquisitions. >> yes. and pfizer was up as well. >> that's a very good point. let me put that in. >> what do you put it into? >> he's writing tonight's show. >> i have to write. >> i agree. i worked all night on the red eye. >> you bet i did. >> other people would say that and i wouldn't necessarily believe it but with you, i completely do. >> got some winks. and back in action. >> i say, i'm your number one hater. i've got guys that have been there since day one. guys changing their name every 30 seconds. guys fired in 1998 are still after me. >> he says it's going to be different. >> dow's down about 77 points. bob pisani is on the floor. >> hey, guys. kind of a risk off day, although energy is up, gold is down. just about right across the board, with the exception of energy. just want to show you what's going on in europe. you heard us talking about this all morning. the greek prime minister saying greece is

i have seen the deep, longlasting and brutal psychological drama that results fromexl sat d kw ita itt victims receive the treatment they need and perpetrators are brought to justice. this bill takes much-needed steps to ensure that treatment options are more accessible for our veterans who are victims of sexual assault by helping to pay for travel expenses for those who need to seek care outside of the v.a. system. this is a medical need and moral imperative. i urge all my colleagues to support h.r. 642 and ensure service members who are victims of sexual trauma receive the care they need. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentlelady from california is recognized for one minute. san joaquin san joaquin mr. speaker, -- ms. sanchez: mr. speaker, last week speaker boehner stated that the republicans were certainly prepared to shut down the department of homeland security. a shutdown that would force thousands of t.s.a. customs, border

it's time to get passion itt it. this study suggests he may have been right for two-thirds of the time. >> oh, my god. >> the new york post the pope coming out really strong and calling this these terrible murders, what they were murders against christians targeted at christians. i'm not being ideological. the president though embarrassing himself by continuing -- continuing to focus when muslims are killed in america, he brings up faith. when christians are specifically targeted, he won't say it. and we get some language that is really striking. it's ciarazy. anyway, they have -- they have a plan in mind i suppose. i just don't know what ths. i'm not exactly sure why he's trying to escape the reality of what this group is. >>> we're also going to get a follow-up on copenhagen and the american sniper trial update which is incredible story. >>> but we begin this morning with the fight against isis. after the release of a new video purportedly showing the beheadings of 21 egyptian christians. egypt's military retaliate

take a look at itt corporation. beating estimates and raising its dividend by 7.5%.>>> cvs coming off a better quarter. marked by the end of tobacco sales. investors aren't fazed by the loss of tobacco. shares up nearly 3%. a decline in revenue was offset by medicaid expansion. let's talk about the transition and much more with dave dorman, the non-executive chairman of cvs health. he's also the former chairman of at&t. also founding partner at center view capital. which i think we just mentioned that in rechbs to a story this morning, didn't we? >> yeah. >> which one? with a -- in terms of a pharma deal. like an actavis investment move. we can talk -- i mean it's like why would we talk about the cvs chairman because of net neutrality? because he was chairman of at&t at an important time. i didn't understand what you were doing at the time -- >> i didn't either. >> no when you restructured and sold it to sbc and it became at&t again. here we are again at at&t which i didn't know if it was ever going to get back to where it was. suddenly it's back to where it was. and

>> no i think itt's very concise. and anybody who wants to know about it will be happy to refer to it. i think when we think about spelman today, we think about the 12,348 new donors who contributed to our campaign in the midst of the worst recession. we celebrate that, and we know that spelman is moving forward in a wonderful direction. so i thank you for the opportunity to talk about it. appreciate this opportunity to lift up hbcus and thank c-span for the tour that they're doing. >> got time for a few more calls. just a few more minutes before the house comes in. he tina's attended an hbcu. >> caller: good morning dr. tatum. >> good morning. >> caller: it's a pleasure speaking to you. i am a black student who attended a black college and my college was jackson state in jackson, mississippi. although i really love spelman college, my family, my parents could not afford to send me to spelman, but i wholeheartedly admire the spelman women and you can tell them they stand out. they are really different from a lot of ev