amy keating - "according to the clerks who were quizzed by our secret shoppers, we'd estimate that only about half of what we tested was actually made on-site." and you pay a price for convenience. some of the foods consumer reports checked out cost twice the price of making them at home. consumer reports did find one great deal - rotisserie chicken. it's often far cheaper to buy it at the supermarket than to make yourself. for this consumer watch, i'm erin brookshier wsls 10. still ahead on wsls 10 at 7 ... two local women travel to california to take on steve austin's obstacle course. how they prepared for the broken austin's broken skull challenge." rachel burks and allison haynes go head to head sunday night on c-m-t in the "summit race." rachel is a graduate of cave spring high school and allison lives in christiansburg. both are hokies. tune into to wsls 10 at six tomorrow as we catch-up with allison. "steve austin's broken skull challenge" airs this sunday night on c-m-t at 8 o'clock. we'll see you back here tonight >>> kanye west, taylor swift, firestorm. >> >> me and taylor mig

. >> cameras are also positioned in the back of the store and t security camera shows alicia keating grocery shopping with her daughters, 12-year-old ashley and sit in the cart 2-year-old zoe. >> mom is going to the milk, produce aisle, taking things and putting them in the shopping cart and doesn't notice sammy wallace walking through the store. zoe does. zoe makes eye contact with him and you can see sammy turns and looks down at her. >> wallace walks by, but a few moments circles back. he walks up to the cart and snatches zoe out of her seat. when keating turns around, she can't comprehend what's happening. >> here's this huge, huge man standing there with my daughter in his arms. my first reaction was this can't be real. does he really have my baby, who is this. he said really quietly, hey little mama, you see this knife. >> the knife has a five-inch serrated blade and wallace is pressuring it against zoe's side. he hands keating his cell phone and makes a bizarre demand that she call a man named kevin in dallas. >> she is trying to do what he requests but she is nervous and can'

sot: amy keating "according to the clerks who were quizzed by our secret shoppers, we )d estimate that only about half of what we tested was actually made on-site." v/o and you pay a price for convenience. some of the foods consumer reports checked out cost twice the price of making them at home. consumer reports did find one great deal - rotisserie chicken. it s often far cheaper to buy it at here )s kristen crowley to help more rain & cooling... the cold front that brought us rain and storms yesterday is now lingering off of the nc coast. expect plenty of clouds and rain shower today with more rain to the south and less rain to the north. many locations will see an additional 1 of rain today with higher numbers in ne nc. a rumble of thunder is possible today but our storm threat is lower than yesterday. it will remain windy but winds will shift to the north today, bringing in cooler air. we will start in the 60s this morning but fall through the 50s today. clouds and showers will linger into friday morning but skies will clear by midday. highs will only reach the mid 40s on c-b-s thi

keating. i, after listening to both of you speak on this legislation, i'm really happy that you get it, that you understand it and this is a great piece of legislation that we're about to enact. i can speak from some experience, mr. speaker. i appreciate that mr. loudermilk has asked me to speak this evening on this bill. i was in law enforcement for 33 years. started out in a patrol car and went through various stages of assignments, and finally became the sheriff in king county, which is seattle, washington. some of the things the gentlemen spoke about is i've been there, done that and know the frustration. i know there are sheriffs, deputy sheriffs and police officers rejoicing in this bill. it will relieve some much frustration and also provide some much-needed relief in creating that partnership between federal and local law enforcement agencies. so i'm a strong supporter of the alert act. you know, today terrorism is not something that's in foreign countries. it's not somewhere outside o

but i needn't go on, i'm sure you know keats' works. - keats works? i thought he was laid off! - what?! (laughter) - we're the next door neighbors, mister and misses morton. - oh, hello blanche, hello harry. - hello, gracie. - [gracie] this is lady crawford. but, i'm afraid we won't have anything in common. you see, we're vaudeville entertainers. - [lady crawford] vaudeville? - yes, let's show the lady the dance we used to do. - what dance? - you know. (scats) let's do it. - i can't do that. - let's do it. - i can't do that. - well, of course you can, you taught it to me. - oh sure, look, one, two. - oh you see, she's a wonderful dancer. (laughter) - this time i need a little tea. (laughter) - hello everybody, hello mother. - hello mother, hi dad. - i'm not your father, that's your father. (laughter) - harry morton here. - oh, hi dad. - would somebody please clear this up? - well, i'm mister burns and this is misses burns and this here is mister and misses harry morton. - what was the reason for this deception? - well you see, culture is not in my racket they thought that you w

the wholethank teaching family -- keating family. they are laced throughout the cloud. .ony karam we got more votes in claremont than the rest -- next three people put together. [applause] i want to thank my dear friends from arkansas, who have been up here for so long. thank the first, john and jan pascal. [applause] >> i want to say a word of profound thanks to mitchell the whole headquarters and all the young people who worked hard. [applause] >> i want to thank my wonderful friend and senator david prior. i first met david and barbara 26 years ago and i don't know who is more surprised about this night. all of you from all across new hampshire and across this country to fight for the future of this country. this has been a tough campaign but at least i have proved i can take a punch. [applause] >> i will tell you something else. when you look at the results of this evening, however it comes out in the later hours, it will not have been a very good night for the status quo crowd in washington and it will be the great night for tho

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william keating of massachusetts. mr. keating: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank our witnesses for being here today and frankly for your direct answers to questions. there's one area i have left, we've covered so much ground as a committee here this morning. and that's -- those are the issues for violations outside the jcpoa that we were told during the whole process will be vigorously, you know, pursued. we talked about some of the areas this morning where that would be relevant, including support of terrorism, regional destabilization, human rights abuses and ballistic missile programs and we do know that iran tested precision guided ballistic missile, capable of delivering a nuclear warhead in violation of u.n. agreements. we are aware that the u.s. sanction to individuals and enltities responsible for supporting these activities. now, my question is this, in terms of your oversight, in terms of our ability as a committee to work with you in communicating and monitoring this. i know you can't be very specific on this. because it will hurt your l

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eastern is at 80% go. >> bill keating in florida. he has a sense of humor. >> we'll be right back. >>> thank you so much for joining us. >> "the real story with gretchen" starts now. >>> the republican candidates gearing up for the final debate tonight before tuesday. a big question right now, can anyone stop the trump train before it's too late in everyone's minds. i'm gretchen carlson. here's "the real story." hillary clinton is making a big push in south carolina ahead of the democratic primary there. that will be on saturday. bernie sanders is campaigning in ohio and illinois. on the republican side, it's pretty quiet with all the candidates gearing up for tonight's debate showdown in houston, texas. chief correspondent carl

as a defense attorney teaching her law students how to get away with murder, annaliese keating remains the focus of the show. among those working with her, alfred's character emerged as perhaps the most important. >> i'm so sorry. >> don't be. >> reporter: wes killed the professor's husband in season one and almost killed her in season two during the last scene to air before tonight's episode. >> we get scripts episode to episode. so you don't find out stuff. that's part of the fun. >> reporter: turns out, wes isn't even his real name and annaliese has known him since he was 12 years old. >> i was surprised as was wes, you know? it changes the nature of that relationship in a big way. >> reporter: enoch was happy his character shot her. >> i think wes has enough cause to do something drastic against that woman. she's very difficult, isn't she? >> reporter: there's nothing difficult about the easy going british actor who first gained notice next to harry potter and the gang at hog warts. >> huge help. that was my way into this business. >> reporter: he started performing at the age of 7

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after a mother is killed inside of a miami beach apartment, and this leading the investigators to keat another disturbing discovery hours ago the victim's chirp looking for help. >> danielle: the man who killed her then made another deadly decision. sheldon fox is live in miami where the police made a connection to the mother's murder. sheldon. >> reporter: lots of activity, ladies, from miami beach to miami. and tragedy all the way around. the city of miami, north condominium. and this is the last crime scene connected to this horrible situation. this is wre the suspect, a man wanted by the police earlier this morning or killing his wife w with the kids at home, jumps t t his death on the inside atriumf that building. first, that mother, that mother, these are pictures that were put on to facebook and that 7 news was able to acquire. and this mother, marx, the last name, found inside of her home. by her little children. her children alerted security officials within the flamingo on miami bay road about what happened. and the police were called and the police rushed to the scene and fo

keating: that will help us as we move forward. this committee is certainly going to be concerned on these other violations going forward. and how the u.s. reacts. and this will help give us our ability to perform the oversight function more properly. so thank you very much. i yield back. >> thank you very much. we go to ted yoho of florida. mr. yoho: thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, i appreciate you being here. in your opinion, i think we already know the question or answer to this, hezbollah, we could assume they're a terrorist organization that carries out proxy work for iran, agreed? mr. smith: yes. mr. yoho: with iran offering to put g.p.s. technology on 100,000 missiles, would we assume that's for peaceful purposes? or terrorist purposes? mr. smith: i'll say iran's development of its ballistic missile program is something >> >> okay. good. if they are supporting has a lot with this technology to over 100,000 missiles there is probably not for good reasons? >> i will continue to follow the evidence. >> get points the that w

michael keating is a name being bandied around. as for best act tremendouses, five to pick from, including highest paid female star, jennifer lawrence. brie larson is likely to take the same accolade here. this whole debate about a lack of diversity in the wider film industry. that is something that will continue to be discussed for longer. it is still over shadowing the biggest and happiest night >> it is going to over shadow this. it has to. i don't think that's going to keep people being in a happy mood. i think that the academy itself is trying to ground that discussion in the ceremony as much as possible by having a lot of black presenters, by having chris rock there to speak to the issue and he will be merciless, and i hope he is. >> reporter: creed is another film that ties into that debate, the film about a black boxer has been criticized for giving the nomination to the white man. it is 39 years since he was nominated for an oscar for playing the same character, rocky. nobody really knows which way it can all go, but that

representative keating: thank everybody. you've done a great job. speaking as a member of congress as well. about puttinge things in perspective in terms evenreats here at home, with the lang in the terrorists watch list, i think it is just get a vote on we that. the idea that people on the list cans watch legally procure exclusives and and do that legally in the country. it is something that we have to of our ownpart homeland security. the question is that i have earlier thises is last year i went with a group of homelandgues from the security committee. we were looking at tracking the issues surrounding foreign terrorists fighters and those issues. could you give an update on the resolution inelor the regard to 2178 and also more specifically my concern is to the progress was to turkey. i'm hopeful but skeptical about to secure that border area. thatssues that stand out passenger name record issue with and even the kind the border.done on can you tell me any progress? that has the direct effect with security here at home. their ability to do that.

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annalise keating -- played by viola davis -- was shot after she and her law students scrambled to cover up yet *another* murder carried out matt mcgorry, actor // "i was a little too straight and narrow before... and now i've just murdered someone!" // jack falahee (next to him): "yelllgh!"// matt mcgorry: "yellgh!" t-g-i-t starts 8 with all new episodes ...starting with grey's anatomy, then at 9...scandal.then at 10...how to get away with murder.of course followed by 9 on your side at 11. the tamir rice case is not yet over.new this morning, why the city of cleveland is now demanding money from his a mother murdered - her baby sitting just feet away!the search for the shooter! police shot their son, now the parents of tamir rice are getting a bill from the city of cleveland! good morning tri-state.you can't see the cold.but it's out there. there.here's a live lolok outside from skycam 9. ketchmark joins us with a look at weather. it's another very cold start to the day and lows will range from 7-120f across the tri-state. once you add in the light wind, wind chills could drop to 0 to -

final: 84-64 stanford deny usc its 20th win cardinal: 14-12, 7-8 randy bennett gaels head coach kerry keating broncos head coach the gaels emmett naar 3-pointer he had 24 points final: 75-50 st. marys santa clara: 10-19, 6-10 according to multiple reports colin kaepernick's agents have asked the 49ers to trade him. it's a story that first broke on nfl network. just one day after team general manager trent baalke said they'll keep kaepernick.allowing him to get his 11-point-9 million dollars in guaranteed salary april 1st this morning-- head coach chip kelly told beat reporters that kaepernick wants to be a 49er.and he's never expressed any sentiment he wants to leave. just last month-- a report said kaepernick wants to be traded to the jets. yasiel puig missed the dodgers first full team workout of the spring today because he was recovering from having his wisdom teeth removed puig who underwent surgery on tuesday is still in camp he is also supposedly going to buy a helecopter to help get him to the ball aprk on time puig has been bench before for his tardiness the helecopter will cost him a

(gun fires)" 2 annalise keating -- played by viola davis -- is shot... after she and her law students scramble to cover up yet another murder... sot - (from episode) // (car backs over attorney) 2 this time -- carried out by a colleague they least suspect. sot -- brandi hitt, correspondent // "you are the latest to join the club." 2 sot someone!" "yelllgh!"// matt mcgorry: "yellgh!" 6 but stars matt mcgorry and jack falahee... say they have no idea how this season will end... as they wait -- anxiously -- for the final scenes to still be written. sot -- brandi hitt, correspondent // "anything you guys can reveal?" 2 sot -- jack falahee, actor // "sam's back!" 1 nats - (from season 1 - sam's was murdered last season. sot -- brandi hitt, correspondent // "wait! how is sam back? isn't sam dead?" 2 sot -- jack falahee, actor // "ohhhh! (ghost noise)" 1 sot -- brandi hitt, correspondent // "really?" 1 sot -- jack falahee, actor & matt mcgorry, actor // (together) "ahhhhhh! "i mean... who knows!" 1 ((behind the scenes footage)) it's clear? both here and on the

reporter: those words from veteran cop dawn keating. she has seen the ugly side of social media, and quite frankly, the deadly consequences of the cyber environment. only a handful of parents understood the code words tied break. >> i learned from my son when he was in sixth grade about jail breaking. it scared me when i realized what you could do with it and then realizing most kids are doing it and what material they could get which phone companies would not allow on a phone. it is scary. reporter: some parents had to admit their tech i.q. was below average. this session was critical for them. >> my kids are tech savvy and i want to keep them safe. >> i mean, it' s like an addiction they are definitely drawn into it, and that' s what scares me somebody sending them a text and them responding right away without them thinking about it . reporter: some important tips to remember, talk to your child and know their peers. own all of your child' s passwords. subscribe to your internet carrier' s parental controls. audit your family' s priva

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spotlight's michael keating is also a name. his film is a quiet contender.est acttress, five to pick from. bri larson stole the show at baftas and is likely to be here the same. this whole debate about a lack of diversity in the wider film strip is something that will continue to be discussed for much longer, but it is still over shadowing what is the hollywood's biggest and happiest night. >> it has shown up all of this, how trivial it is. i don't think it is going to keep people from being in a happy mood. i think the academy itself is trying to ground that discussion in the ceremony by having black presenters, chris rock to there speak to the issue and he will be merciless and i hope he is >> reporter: creed is another film that ties into that debate. the nomination has been given to the white man. it is 39 years since he was nominated for an ass error for playing the same character. until that red carpet has been cleaned a hundred times and it has been worn thin, nobody knows which way it will go. that is part of the excitement. you never know how the st

myra: students here at easley high school have compared gregory fish to john keating, the robin williams character from dead poets society. they say they're hoping that this online petition to get his job back will make a difference. >> the outcome has been fantastic. we have had comments from even students from his first year teaching, that have come out to support him, and have obviously seen the injustice in this situation. myra: sarah price started the "fight for fish" petition to get her advanced placement english teacher back at the school. she was with students at the starving artist cafe, where mr. fish shared something he wrote as part of their poetry round table. >> i've seen that it's been said that it's about an older man and younger woman, and that's clearly not the case in the poem, so it did not affect me, as these parents are describing it myra: the poem used the f word as a verb. parents say the poem is inappropriate. >> lots of people aren't used to that type of language. myra: this man says he can't understand the loss of a job. >> over one word, that is unfair. myra:

michael keating is also a name. his film is a quiet contender, a look at journalists that exposed paedophilia in the catholic church. this one is likely to take the same accolat. much of the talk this year is about who will not be taking home with one of these with this whole debate about a lack of diversity in the wider film industry. that is something that will continue to be sduchd for longer. right now it is still over shadowing what is the biggest and should be hollywood's happiest night. >> it has shown up this, how trivial it is. i don't think that's going to keep people from being in a happy mood. i think that the academy itself is trying to ground that discussion in the ceremony as much as possible by having a lot of black presenters, by having chris rock there to speak to the issue and he will be merciless and i hope he is. >> reporter: creed is another film that ties into that very debate. the film about a black boxer has been criticized for giving the nomination to the white man. it is 39 years since he

and annalise keating is holding a mystery baby,what will happen next?find out nxt week on t-g-i-t - thursdays on nine on your side. the push for narcan at local pharmacies is catching on... expected to make an announcement today about having it on their shelves in the tri-state. this morning will be rather quiet with temperatures that will be cold but not as frigid skies will give way to snow all, .5" of snow is possible a kroger announcement today. what locals store pharmacies could soon be carrying in house. a new place to eat when you're at the airport.the proposal that could give more flavor to this morning will be rather quiet with temperatures that will be cold but not as frigid as yesterday. mostly cloudy skies will give way to snow showers by the afternoon. in all, .5" of snow is possible before coming to a close late the evening. highs only hit we'll be watching today for another big announcement in the fight against heroin! timyka artist is tracking this story. on cam - i'm here at kroger and in just a couple of hours - the company says it wil

lot of time that the intensity of the sea farther west that occurred during the afternoon with my e keating so that's always a little bit more in line like he said in virginia beach and here's close to the coast i'm just a warm and breezy day not too bad. while there was mayhem. farther inland now what we have for a much more peaceful scenario across the region skies becoming partly sunny. you can see over the next twelve hours will see partly to mostly sunny skies at times is going to dip right now in the mid fifties will drop into the upper forties and then get back up in the mood maybe mid to upper fifties this afternoon not a bad day not bad at all it will still be windy though he'd see the storm system has cleared the area we're going to jump into the future cason talk a lot about what's coming out basically as we take you through the morning skies will be mostly sunny to partly sunny they'll be some cloud cover out there but this is the kind of day folks out to the west into the north and the one thing i will tell you on and i posted some of the pictures on twitter last night i was ou

annalise keating -- played by viola davis -- was shot after she and her law students scrambled to cover up yet *another* murder carried out by a colleague they *least* suspect. matt mcgorry, actor // "i was a little too straight and narrow before... and now i've just murdered someone!" // jack falahee (next to him): "yelllgh!"// matt mcgorry: "yellgh!" t-g-i-t starts 8 with all new episodes ...starting with grey's anatomy, then at 9...scandal.then at 10...how to get away with murder.of course followed by 9 on your side at 11. weight loss clinics are becoming a bigger part of obesity treatment. but now a new study takes a closer look at these clinics... and what they found may surprise you. with more, here's abc news senior medical contributor dr. timothy johnson. losing weight? it can be a turn to popular weight loss clinics to help them? some on the advice of their doctors. but now a new study questions whether some of these clinics follow strict medical standards to help people safely lose weight.researchers at johns hopkins looked at nearly two hundred weight loss clinics in the grea

keating cleared the jrw team from any wrong doing." little league says it stands by its decision from one year ago.. and says it's inappropriate to comment further while the legal process evolves. ((chris maathuis)) here at home... over 550 teams, from 30 states played in the las vegas mayor's cup. it's the nation's premier youth soccer tourney. and for the 9th year, it didn't disappoint at all. ((chris maathuis)) kids from 12 to 19 years old compete in this tourney.. lots of trophies and medals are handed on championship monday. teams have been kickin' it since saturday morning... this team from minnesota walked away a winner. xavier michel/players minnesota: "everything was beautiful, we played well and got the championship, that's why we were here." ((chris maathuis)) but the focus of today rested on the young shoulders of these 16-year- old kids. l-a premier in white is the top youth team in the country.. facing germany, who is loaded with talented kids.. some already with shoe contracts. loius hiepen/german team:' "it's really coo

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phil keating live from kennedy space center in florida. good day to you. reporter: hi,.e provided new revelations? reporter: yes. one year in space human experiment, scott kelly says strongly he thinks sending humans from earth to mars is quote, clearly doable. that is big confidence after this record-setting year in space, living on board the space station. he gives final q&a in space tuesday. he is set to land in kazakhstan tuesday. he and his year in space begin any pig partner the russian, will spent 23 days just shy of a exact full year. kelly's twin brother mark, both astronauts been providing blood and urine samples for a year. they have been measuring muscle mass, blood flow, denties for direct genetic comparison of life on earth with life in space. incredible view scott kelly photographed from the space station, that is exactly what he will miss. he is very eager to get back to earth. see his girlfriend, his brother, loved ones, family and friends and sit down at a restaurant to order a meal. bill: no doubt about that wheel take two. he as you mentioned has a tw

phil keating, fox news. >>> after this weekend, pin pin pinellas county buses will no longer stop at williams park. there was an event held to bid farewell. they thanked riders and handed chocolates. this was a transfer center for the past 50 years in st. pete. psta has created new routes and ambassadors have been helping riders learn the new stops. riders can look forward to faster trips with less waiting. >> i think the customers will be really happy. no doubt there will be changes to get used to starting on sunday night. sunday. but i'm sure within a quick amount of time people will like it. tomorrow will be the last day >>> when we come back, the biggest night inform music is just around the corner. >> who is stake, taking the stage and who could take home an here's a pretty display... 25-thousand l-e- d roses lit up h >>> 25,000 l.e.d. roses lit up hong kong's harbor front. the traveling garden has arrived in china as part of the world tour. about 80 people planted the roses. they are waterproof. the exhibition is meant to celebrate both valentine's day and the lantern festival

that threat for severe weather as we head into the evening and into the nighttime hours not really p keating as we head throughout the day so that's something that you want to watch closely but we'll talk about some of the starr report what happened with the system in just a little bit that we're going to focus on the impacts will talk about this certainly gusty winds and there is potential for isolated tornadoes so why she's been watching the actual storm impacts are reports coming in we'll hear more from her the moment right now on to tell you the fall we saw yesterday morning that's that's gone temperatures have shot up right now are sitting at seventy degrees at norfolk international. it is windy out there and the temperatures in the low seventies and then falling off as we go in the evening back down to the sixties there will be chances for we head to the evening now not everybody's gonna see severe weather is going to be centers of rain that come through but the potential is there for isolated strong or severe storms and we should see a watch going up as we get into the early afternoon

. >> luanne: good morning, month keats control workers in orange county are busy trying to here. workers are going door-to-door looking for containers that have mosquito larva and dumping the water out. zika is believed to cause birth defects in babies. the virus is spread by two different kind of mosquitoes. but mosquito control says we don't have many of those types of mosquitoes in central florida. but they still want people to take precautions. >> be very aware of the items in their yards, make sure they dump out any containers at all possible that are holding water. and talk to the neighbors, too. when in doubt, dump it out. or if you can wear long pants and long shirts. to try to minimize contact with the mosquitoes. >> luanne: the only way to know for sure if you have been infected is to be tested. 31 cases have been confirmed here in the u.s. florida. amy, john, back to you. >> amy: coming up a new way to keep kids from squirming in their seats. >> john: the new desks scientists say keep them healthier. >> reporter: live at the oviedo mall, a place where you can maker own

>> i notice that my friend governor keating cited no specifics.iggest problem in the community banks have had has been the concern over higher capital rules which come from the international agreement, nothing in our bill did that. in fact, where there is a difference in treatment of big and small banks in the bill, it favors the small banks. for instance, we changed the way the fdic collects insurance fees and shifted over a billion and a half from small banks. but the smaller banks under 10 billion are not examined by the consumer bureau. >> the point, congressman, i don't mean to interrupt, the point is that your moves, whatever the impact might be of this legislation now look centrist relly tif to what we're hearing, bernie sanders is saying the business model of wall street is fraud. he's talking about them effectively being fraud you lebt. >> madoff, that's a fraudulent business model. we should understand and i agree with mr. sanders specific objections to the practices but when he says the business model is fraud. he's not repudiating me a

keating's recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. i just wanted to know for those of us waiting to ask questions. how much time is the secretary allocated to this meeting? >> he's here until 12:30 and so with that, chair recognizes mrs. frankel for florida. >> thank you very much. mr. secretary, i want to just thank you for your service. i'm very proud to have you as ur secretary of state. i just want to -- most respectful way really object to my colleague's litigating the 2016 presidential contest here in this foreign affairs meeting. and i think there's some more important things to discuss other than hillary clinton's e-mails. specifically, i'd like to talk about what's happening in syria. i would first ask you if you could very specifically detail the type of suffering that is going on and how many people are involved. >> congresswoman, thank you. syria represents the most significant humanitarian catastrophe in movement of people, deprivation of rights, slaughter, since world war ii. there are 12.5 million people or so who are d

for your night out is seaweed believe it >> tons of flavors a >> seaweed hitting more and more phil keating is miami in to show us. >> from niche to trend. >> seaweed is becoming less foreign to a lot of people and now there's people harvesting it off the coast of california and off the coast of maine. >> restaurants and cooks are taking cues from japanese and nordic chefs and adding sea weeds to their menus. >> sea weed is being used by traditional cultures in all different parts of the world because it's a great source of nutrients. >> and the variety of sea greens is vast. >> they all have different slightly different flavors. >> it also doesn't hurt that sea weed is packed full of nutrition, and healths benefits. >> it's very rich in various minerals. calcium, for example. and magnesium, iodide. >> fish actually ghetto mega3 fatty acids from eating algae and sea weed. >> it's quite, a super food to me. of protein, as well as cancer-fighting antioxidants. so whether you use it as a main ingredient like a salad or for a bit of extra flavor, sea weed could be a great alternative. >> sea ve

can contract it through an std and i think -- i think it they can get bitten by a muss -- mut must keat oh and it can get passed in that way, right? >> you have to remember it has to be a very unique situation where they can determine it was sexually transmitted was because here they've got lots of cases of zika virus, and to then say you got it sexually and you got from it a mosquito, it's impossible, right? >> right. >> so the cases reported in the past where someone came from an area hthe virus and went to an area where the mosquitoes were not even present and then they were able to figure that out dri. jo, great to talk to you as always. thank you. >> you, too, thank you. >>> new tonight, dangerous shoplifters on the run. when police tried to stop these two women at a wal-mart, one of those women are wanted felons tonight. >> there are charges up from shoplifting to robbery with a deadly weapon. holley bristow is live from orlando to tell us more. hey, holly? >> reporter: police tell us that this incident actually happened at the entrance of this wal-mart on sunday night around 9:00

keating of massachusetts. representative keating: thank you, everybody. i would like to thank mr. mcgurk for your service. it's important and you have done a great job and i appreciate that personally. i'm speaking of a member of congress as well. to somelike to respond of the colleagues mr. deutch made about putting things in perspective in terms of threats here at home, even with the language in the terrorists watch list, i think it is just important that we get a vote on that. the idea that people on the terrorists watch list can legally procure exclusives and -- explosives and weapons and do that legally in the country. it is something that we have to address as part of our own homeland security. the question is that i have along the lines is earlier this last year i went with a group of my colleagues from the homeland security committee. we were looking at tracking the issues surrounding foreign terrorists fighters and those issues. could you give an update on the security counselor resolution in -- council resolution in the regard to 2178 and also more specifically my concer

keating of massachusetts. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam chairman and thank you for having this hearing. i'd like to thank mr. mcgurk for your service and the work you've done. it's important and you've done a great job and i appreciate that personally and i'm speaking as a member of congress as well. >> thank you. >> i'd like to first associate myself with some remarks my colleague mr. deutsch made about even when putting things in perspective in terms of threats here at home, even with the language in to scrub the terrorist watch list, i think it's important that we get a vote on that. the idea that people on that terrorist watch list can legally procure explosives and weapons and do that legally in this country is something that we have to address as part of our own homeland security. a question i have along those lines, earlier this last year i went out with a group of my colleagues from the homeland security committee. we were looking at tracking the issues surrounding foreign terrorist fighters and those issues. could you give a

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keating. >> gentlemen, i appreciate you being here. in your opinion, i think we already know the answer to this, hezbollah -- we could assume they are a terrorist organization that carries out work for iran. agreed? >> yes. >> with iran offering to put gps technology on 100,000 missiles, would we assume that's for peaceful purposes or tryst purposes? >> i'll just say iran's development of its ballistic missile program is something that remains under sanction by the u.s. government and we continue to go after it. >> okay, good. so if they're supporting hezbollah and giving this kind of technology to over 100,000 missiles, we can assume that's probably not for good reasons. right? >> i'm going to continue to follow the evidence. >> the evidence points that it's going there. if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, its p's a duck. this is not a good thing. president obama in the rose garden pledged to remain vigilant and respond to iran's continued sponsorship of terrorism, its supports for proxies who destabilize the middle east and

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keating it in, thank you for joining us. -- katie nixon, thank for joining us today. holiday season. what is next for the delivery company? and if is always was one of the next five restaurants to rise as fast as aaa. and the company releasing negative sales as the e. coli outbreak was declared over. what else will investors be looking for? ♪ alix: welcome back to bloomberg markets. aares are higher today after company delivers robust earnings. a strong performance helping ups scarlet:. its lesson learned from 2014 when it expanded too much and overspend during the holidays. >> is the economy is positive as we would like? it is a mixed picture out there and it is driven by the consumer and consumer confidence is high. production is not quite as high as we would like. the last three months has been disappointing. we have to keep our eye on that. imports into the u.s. has really increased. once important for us is that we focus on our strategies and our execution. i am confident. scarlet: you could even see same day delivery. how much do you view those companies? >> we