fickling is serving four years for assaulting a police officer.sferred to iowa state for allegedly throwing bodily fluids on a correctional officer. >> you don't feel like you're going to hurt anybody else? >> no. >> if things change, you're feeling bad, feeling like you might hurt yourself or somebody else, you need to tell the officers, okay? all right. >> despite his sheepish demeanor, officers aren't about to take any chances. a police dog escorts fickling all the way to 220. >> some of the inmates are assaultive. that's why they're here, a little extra security. >> entering the unit, fickling is both a new topic of conversation and a new target. >> what do we have now? >> a-2. >> they got the camera on him? >> yeah. >> don't do it, jeremy. it's a setup. don't do it. >> tell me what's been going on since you've been in prison. where did you come from today? >> i came from state anamosa penitentiary due to an inmate causing some problems. they accused me of throwing -- >> hang on. hang on. >> as our cameras roll, fickling's new neighbors contin

but again that rain line is going to be very fickle and close, so we will continue to watch that thet of the week. >> thank you. >>> a former pennsylvania supreme court chief justice received a award receiving the commodore john berry and distinguished service award. it is given each year to a person who upholds the ideas of the navy league. the former chief justice retired last december after 21 years on pennsylvania's highest court. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" coming up at 11:35 after the news. and here is a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks. and all of philadelphia. look at what we accomplished with no help from anyone tonight. >> make up for the horrendous sound that comes out of her mouth. hash tag british accent. >>> a lot of fans probably put a w next to the jets on the schedule when the schedule came out, but i don't know. >> the way this season is going, it seems like everything that can go wrong has gone wrong. antacid consumption in our area increasing, and not due to closed highways. and demarco murray left practice with a hamstring issue. and the part we were allowed to r

the direction of the blaze has been fickle. changing direction making it difficult for crews to get ahead of the flames. >> grant:kron 4's dan kerman is live at the cal fire command post in lakeport. where the dedicated but weary firefighters are being dispatched. >> reporter: in lake port this is the temporary home to just some of the more the 2300 firefighters that are battling the fire. but they are not spending much time sleeping here. >> we shall have a 24 hour shift and then rotate. >> reporter: tomorrow, the firefighters will be back at it. >> have to use your adrenalin but not all at once because you're in for the long haul. >> reporter: this campus for most of the planning coordination goal want to see the best way to battle a fighter. many have seen wild fires before but this valley fire is something different. >> had been doing this for 30 years with the progression of this fire is rapid and crazy. this is an unexpected and some president fire behavior. -- on president--unprecedented fire behavior >> reporter: thousa

but again that rain line is going to be very fickle and close, so we will continue to watch that theest of the week. >> thank you. >>> a former pennsylvania supreme court chief justice received a award receiving the commodore john berry and distinguished service award. it is given each year to a person who upholds the ideas of the navy league. the former chief justice retired last december after 21 years on pennsylvania's highest court. >>> "jimmy kimmel live" coming up at 11:35 after the news. and here is a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks. and all of philadelphia. look at what we accomplished with no help from anyone tonight. >> make up for the horrendous sound that comes out of her mouth. hash tag british accent. for a limited time, ddperks members can get any size dark roast coffee for 99 cents. ddperks. that's loyalty. america runs on dunkin'. selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy

debate performance using the momentum of solid answers and gender contracts to push her upof the fickleresidential totem pole sitting just downwind of donald trump nine places behind his support according to the latest cnn poll. she loves math and judiciously deploys numbers and specifics mike price boca lows in a drab from. >> we need about 50 army been grades, 36 marine six marine battalions, somewhere between 30350 naval ships. the border has been insecure for 25 years. 307,000 veterans of died waiting for healthcare. kennedy: what made women --dash was her unflappable dismissal of the cheese ball critique of her book. as i predicted, she seals her own art of the deal for the donald. >> women all over the country heard clearly what he said. kennedy: the interesting part was, the sky is opening up terrain pink confetti. he was the instant capitulation. >> she has a beautiful face and is a beautiful woman. >> hillary, take note. >> these are not the droids you are looking for. they may not officially dropped out, but they are all but done for. ♪ gentlemen, we will always remember you.

debate performance using the momentum of solid answers and gender contracts to push her upof the fickleial totem pole sitting just downwind of donald trump nine places behind his support according to the latest cnn poll. she loves math and judiciously deploys numbers and specifics mike price boca lows in a drab from

the ones that are a lot more fickle? >> i think the clients we have here are distinct from the rest of our client base. they are institutional investors at the end of the day. they have been set up in professional set ups much like many fund managers and because they're focused on wealth transfer and being able to keep this to the next generation or multiple generations after that, themes get paniky. >> they're really not doing trading. >> i wouldn't say. it depends on the market. generally they're staying the course. so while we had panels here on implications of interest rate hikes a chairman spoke clearly here the majority of the panels have been around things like energy. battery storage, technology and one of the themes that resinated is oncology. something we have been spending a lot of time on. >> we talked a lot to guests in the studio about whether there's any potential bubbles in the market. where do you see bubbles? where do you see opportunities? >> emerging markets. despite the underperformance we remain cau

people are so fickle. clear out there right now. a little bit of patchy fog near roanoke park and down toward santa cruz and monterey. but first paul. martinez 55, clear and calm. as beautiful as it was 26 years ago today when we were married. who is we paul? it's all about you i can see. you didn't tell me your wife's name. congratulations on that. that is very nice. we do have a couple 40s in there. 46 at napa. 50 half-moon bay so the coast is clear. 50s ornithes temps. any fogs it's close. expect for a little bit of fog right there. that around roanoke park and that is showing up. that is it. west 13. so it's variable. 57, 59 bodega bay and san francisco. 37 up in truckee. 51 ukiah and 53 is the coolest low i have seen in monterey for a long, long time. the fog got wiped out yesterday. by the week it will topple over and drag across cooler air. until then a little warmer each day inland but nothing has changed. so a little warmer inland. upper 80s to near 90. 83 novato. richmond at 73. upper 80s to near 90. but 70s around alameda

voters are fickle and they turn on front-runners in the last few weeks. anybody with momentum now, it could burn out. anybody who gets momentum then just might wind the nomination. >> too unpredictable. heck of a year. >>> joining me with the latest developments surrounding hillary clinton's server scandal, she's got that, she's got the bloomberg poll where joe biden is not even in the race is within eight points striking distance and answering questions about ed kline's book and did she start the birther movement. she's got a lot of trouble on her hands. >> her campaign, you're right, may be in need of another reboot. we heard about the recent one. it may not be working. you mentioned the e-mail controversy, she's trying to get past that. the fbi has been able to recover e-mails from her server, specifically some personal e-mails. remember she talked about how it was just yoga and other small matters in the personal e-mail that she deleted. now we're told that the fbi is recovering some of them. are there official e-mails in there that were really not pe

sentiment is soft, voters are fickle with the shoiss they make when questioned by pollsters. if you look at the rise of carson and the decline of scott walk near that iowa poll, it tells you all you need to know about this race. i don't think scott walker, the voters in iowa have changed their mind about scott walker, it's just that sentiment is soft. ben carson had a great outing in the debate in that his closing statement brought the house down and everybody loved it. he's been reflecting that ever sen since. he's having his moment just like rick perry and newt gingrich. they all took their turns in the front runner position in 2012 and they all faded. >> that is the difference so far that we've seen with donald trump versus all those people you just mentioned. because his lead, his position atop the polls has been sustained so far much longer than the others. >> he's not in the lead now in iowa is he? >> well, it's tied. >> i know. but that's not leading. >> tied for the lead. >> well, that's right. that's not bad. look, he's still in the lead but people are beginning to g

in our next story, a kite border stakes his life on the fickle wind, and it lets him down hard.ro kite boarder soars into the air and slams into solid steel. >> oh! >> oh, oh! >> i just saw my life flash in front of me. i started kite boarding 11 years ago when it first started. >> dimitri lives to fly. for wings he uses a kite in a relatively new sport called kite boarding. >> the appeal about this sport is the freedom. it's just like jumping and pure power house, but you are using nature to do that. >> the greek-born dimitri also flies to live. he's a pro and owner of a company that manufacturers and sells kite boards. >> i was very lucky to get into kite boarding. i did it for myself and got sponsored by two different companies and finally started my own kite company. >> kite boarding combines the appeal of boarding, riding the waves, with the pleasures of flying through the air on the kite. >> the main thing with kite boarding is the jumping, is the hang time. everything happens up there in the air. >> kite boarders can spin, pop off stationary obstacles and get really big a

new hampshire voters are notoriously fickle and often change their mind at the last minute. >> what are hearing about the possible reboot? what would that look like? >> well i like i said. more contrite. i know there was a funny story yesterday about her being more authentic and spontaneous, which is sort of when you advertise it that way it is obviously not spontaneous. but we're going to see her do more national interviews including the one at abc and more non interviews. but i expect by and large the fundamentals will stay the same. which is they are going to raise a lot of money. they are going to cross the ts and dot the is when it accommodation to organizing. they have learned the lessons of the 2008 when you have to count delegates and they are going to be methodical about it. and that is her big strength, which she is in many ways the establishment candidate. and that comes with benefits, money, endorsements and organization and having done it before. i think on the fundamental issues we shouldn't expect too much reboot. i think on the largely superficial matter, presentation, m

. >> fires can be fickle.imes homes get burned and others survive but here is doesn't seem like there is very much that made it. jinah kim, thank you very much. we appreciate your reporting today. >>> coming up next right now, we're following breaking news. the manhunt is over for the suspect police say killed a kentucky state trooper. we're going to give you those late details. >>> also -- >> you were looking for something. you were looking for attention. >> yes. their attention made me feel good. >> joyce mitchell, the prison seamstress who helped two inmates escape a new york prison, reveals why she did it. an exclusive interview with matt lauer. coming up, we'll speak live to a former inmate who worked with mitchell in her prison tailor shop and get his reaction. all next live on msnbc. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your

. >> i have been troubled by obama's-- i don't want to call it fickleness or lack of-- commitment in my view, particularly in dealing with, say, the syrian mess. that doesn't show strength. >> warner: all this has left american jews in a mind said tamm ar ra wittes. >> a deal like this involves uncertainty, it involves risk. and most of all it involves uncertainty about the intent of the guys on the other side of the table, of the iranian regime. so at the end of the day people have to make a make a judgement call and that's very hard. >> even as the white house nails down the congressional votes it needs, where american jews are assessing what this will mean, remains very hard indeed. for the pbs newshouring i'm marg red warner-- margaret warner in washington. >> ifill: within minutes of a judge's decision to overturn the suspension of quarterback tom brady, the new england patriots took to twitter to celebrate with this picture. it was a big win for brady in his battle with nfl commissioner roger goodell over what's become known as "deflategate." the judge did not rule on whether b

. >> the fashion industry is fickle. it goes up just like the economy. what happened?ber of factors. you have an oversaturation of brands. you had brands moving too fast into the department store business. >> now its's floor space. competition of floor brads. if you're a designer who stays true to who you are, you're eventually going to clash. we had a partner. he wanted to drive all of the time. constantly. >> people offering me deals and i was turning them down. 3%, 4% of my company? you're going do give me 4% of mine? when somebody's paying for your dream, it's not your dream anymore. >> you can't just say a hip hop key is going to become the next luby thomas. ralph lauren, polo disappeared. you're talking about company that is are able to establish themselves in a society when african americans were discriminated against, economically in business and such. in order to have -- i mean, levis has been around for how long? forever. unfortunately, they've not had the staying power. depending on the flavor of the day, we wear it, but we put it in a different distinction.

a deep consumer that is very fickle. then you have a huge opportunity coming from tourism.e individuals living coming to japan buying cheap products. actually cheaper in china. pimm: less expensive in japan. dollar basis. cosmetics, electronics, medicine. scarlet: i have to say i have a weakness for japanese product as well. thank you for joining us. a look at the stories making headlines at this hour. president obama hosted world leaders at the united nations in a summit to just as the war against isis and the threat of violent extremism. the president called the war of long-term campaign and reiterated his readiness to work with the countries such as iran and russia. the treasury and the state department announced new sanctions against or in terrorist groups and isis fighters. they target 25 individuals and five terror groups. scarlet: secretary of state john kerry described the meeting president obama and president putin very candid. he said while they disagree on the president remaining and how work, there are areas of agreement. >> the agreement is fundamentally we wan

mark: the braman, an official told a news conference in this morning to talk about these wildfires a fickle and belated devastation from the valley fire appears more the destruction of rom little time the sun was at the vendor to as high as level yesterday. >>michelle apon: the rocky creek fire into jerusalem fire burn last month now we do have an image to show you how close the fires are in relation to the valley fire approximately 10 mi. separate the dollar fire and starting location to the left of the screen and the gratifying starting saturday that destroyed 400 structures across of highway 29 the previous rocky creek schedules of fire burned a total of 95,000 a. there have been 61,000 a. burned in about a fire:% will continue to follow the latest all morning long, newscast and on kron 4. c o m. >>mark: if the pets are saving will leave the more they are and mention of the pet is fed off and they're in danger they're going to take them and leave a note for you when you return home if it cannot escort people to check on the past. >>james: the heads of lot depends on the shelves and left

. >> the fashion industry is fickle. it goes up and down just like the economy. what happened?oo fast into doing the department store business. >> when all the urban brands start to hit, the same stores that used to buy 90% of our collection started ordering 40% or 30% of our collection because now the floor space competition for newer brands. >> if you're a designer and you really want to stay true to who you are, but yet you have a partner who has another agenda, you're eventually going to clash. >> we had a partner. our partner probably had never seen it go so fast and so big so he wanted to drive at the time all the time. and we were just butting heads constantly. >> peopler were offering me deals and i was turning them down because i'm like, at 3%, 4% of my company? you mean, you're going to give me 4% of mine? >> when somebody is paying for your dream, it's not your dream anymore. it's their dream. i didn't like the way it was made. and then i didn't really like what the perspective was, what was being catered to. i didn't like the moguls all day. >> you can't just say a

you of one of the most fickle jobs in the city, serving text. read what i think about the none -- and the number of hours, time away from your family, spatial fixed your children who i know you miss and you traveled the world especially during the iran and negotiation but so much effort into this. thank you again for that right thank you also in meetings i , for yourith you response including proactive efforts to enhance and expand prescriptive like, proactively to address the issues of orion financing terrorism. the couple of questions. ofnow they have a lot security responsibilities within their portfolios. i would like to get your description of the priorities of how weak the broader government efforts on illicit finance. mr. szubin: in terms of my --orities for the offers office going forward, around is at the forefront is not just making sure they are dealing agreements, but nonnuclear low that i mentioned in my opening statement. it has to be right at the forefront as well, particularly, are efforts against isil which have posed a very ser

new hampshire voters are notoriously fickle. they make their minds of the last-minute, it's a very difficult state to poll. i know pollsters who don't touch it with a 10 foot pole, no pun intended. in many cases, the democratic primary in new hampshire, you are getting a very liberal population of voters that are being pulled right now. while it says bernie sanders is ahead by seven to nine points to pending on which server you are looking at, this is not -- i would be shocked if this is what the result is on primary day in early february. it's going to change a whole lot between now and then. said, "washington the campaign spent about $2.6 million alone in new hampshire's first television ads. they have beent: up in iowa try to get her campaign message out. evenin the digital age, it in the doldrums of summer when no one is really watching tv, television is still the best way for campaigns to get the message out. not as strong as it once was, but television is still the best way for campaigns to get their message out. spending

. >> the fashion industry is fickle. it goes up and down, just like the economy.happened, a number of factors, you had an oversaturation of brands, you had brands moving too fast in to to doing the department store business. >> when all of the urban brands started to hit, the same stores that bought 90% of our collection started to order 30% of the collection because it is a floor space competition for newer brands. >> if you are a designer and you really want to stay true to who you are but yet you have something to pay, or a gig you are eventually going to clash. >> we had a partner. our partner had probably not seen it go so fast an big. he wanted to drive at the time all the time we were bumping heads. constantly. >> people were offering me deals and i was turning them down. because at 3%, 4% of my company, you mean you are going to give me 4%? >> when somebody is paying for your dream, it is not your dream anymore. it is their dream. i didn't like how it was made and the perspective catered to. i didn't like big moguls all day. >> you can't say a hip hop king

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let me tell you polls are fickle. hot and who is really connecting what we're seeing in iowa right now is, obviously, we're on the trump train seeing that in new hampshire, south carolina, florida, and so it's interesting to watch the phenomenon. right so right now trump and carson are up in iowa. but that's saying that the outsider message is working. this is a protest vote right now among the iowa i saying that we know that washington is broken, it needs to be fixed guess what maybe we don't want a typical politician but an outsider to fix this problem that's what you're starting to see reflective in poll numbers whether that sticks to election that's a different story. >> why would it change. if i want an outsider right now, why would i change my mind months from now or year from now, i'm, you know, this being fed up with politicians didn't happen overnight. >> no, that's right this has been coming. but let me tell you something, we have several debates that are going to happen from here till right before the iowa

i would like to say that i find in how fickle and naive america is when it comes to religion.resence being here -- and this is the second pope who has visited the united himes in my lifetime -- the american shows and,e to embrace religion whereas if the pope was not here , all we would be seeing as how people are hollering separation of church and state and any political issue that people would be sharing from a religious standpoint, americans e rejecting. sad.d myself to be very let us leave it there and get a response from our guest, tom roberts. that you have to separate out religion informing politics and informing our conscience and moral issues. from religion operating as a political entity. i do not think that is the case here. i think religion in the local mix in united states is a rather robust presence. i think it is a robust presence that influences a lot of our policy and our conversation, but also separate from the government and a way that i think is certainly healthy and has served us well. host: titus is calling in from michigan on the democrats want. please go