we all think of adam smith as an economist. in fact he was a psychologist. he was a person who knew a great deal about human behavior and in 1759 he wrote a book called "the mall sentiments" it is a profound book that talks about the way human beings really behave. he points out human beings are not quite the same way as vander thought they were. they were not just giving advice. he was the man who invented what we call empathy in terms of our understanding of. he has a beautiful passage where he talks about his brother being on the rack. you cannot understand the pain of your brother unless you place yourself in the brother's position, being on the rack yourself, then you can understand it and in that understanding you have sympathy for him. you are able to create again the feelings which then enable you to be not only sympathetic but you will be able to work with this individual to create a new vision of their problem and help them with that problem. this of course is what we talk about today in terms of the engagement we must have as physicians or caring

to epicurus do with the foundation of the joint of human flourishing. 2000 years on, adam smith was anagreement. smith considered happiness to the board of tranquility and enjoyment, the fruit of a well tuned brain. but human beings are not given to serenity. tranquility base.com naturally to the human mind. at iraq's it is a highly cultivated state achieved through hard work and self-discipline that we call character. such tuning arises from awareness of the true nature of the world and an understanding of the limitations, the limitations of our being. to achieve such a subcommand which by the way was a word smith used, we must first accept ourselves for who we are, instinctively driven, curious, self interested, focus on the short-term, and habit. not a pretty picture. we combine that with extraordinary powers of reason, perception, analysis, imagination and choice. but we are also deeply social and need fellowship at the challenge is to bring these together in harmony, melding reason and passion to eight future that promotes individual well being and observes the reality of our envi

the german monastic library became an enormous influence for me the person who begins his adam smith. he writes a book exactly a century before dawn, morality is something we work out between ourselves. from the reactions of others we learn what is right and what is wrong, what you can get away with what you can't and he is essentially saying morality is not decided by priests and handed down. and goes on to make the same argument about the economy. the system by which we all supply and demand products is an unplanned spontaneous system which produces spontaneous order and therefore there are 10 million people that have to be fed every day. it would be a disaster. >> completely discharged from duty. innumerable delusions, no human wisdom or knowledge could ever be sufficient. directing toward those most suitable for the interest of society.fá i think there is really quite a direct analogy here between biologicalñr evolution and economicw3 or social evolution. the tropical0rain forestxd with every species having its own nr!rq is like a languageç that has grown organically.çc'ko one

tech---trying to bounce back after their monday loss at georgia tech---down 15 in the first half---adam smith with the three-- second half---marial shayok---from three--ties the game at 49----from there---yellow jackets go on a 11-0 run---smith---from three--tied a team high with 16---cavaliers lose two in a row for the first time in two years---they get 15th ranked miami at home on action against florida atlantic-- trying to get to 2 and 0 in the meac--- spartans in green only led by five at halftime, but ran away in the second half--- d'shon taylor with the bucket---- double double for taylor---13 points and 11 rebounds--- spartans runnin---- jeff short-----the reverse layup---- another good day for the second best in the conference--- short---from long--- bang--- spartans take hold in the second half----go to 2 and 0 in conference play with a 77-56 win. ---virginia wesleyan at home against 11 and 1 roanoke----both teams 3 and 0 in conference----marlins in white led by 7 at halftime--- second half---john fitchett with the facial-----part of an 11-0 run to take the lead----but here's the bes

adam smith was hohot. six three's and 20 points. carolina starts to bounce back in the second half behind johnson. marcus paige makes a nice move inside. johnson kept hot all night long. really, he was a stud in there. watch him take it up and in. joe berry had the game of a lifetime. tar heels win it 86-78. >>> nc state starting acc on the road against virginia tech. they had a five game winning streak against the hokies. tech comes back to stun the pack. nc state had it going. caleb scores three. kat barber drills one from same spot almost. hokies come roaring back. up three. he scores 23. pat got it to overtime. hokie's win it. >>> clemson playing home games in greenville while little john gets renovated. they call it the well. i'll tell you who really feels good about the well, jordan roper. scores 23. clemson wins this one by a score >>> western carolina's open up southern conference game today at home. the catamounts enter the streak in the so-con tourney in march. cats took the court with confidence. there's tj chromer for th

as adam smith puts it, the suffering is completely discharge from the duty in attempting to perform which he must always be exposed to numerous delusions and no human form could ever be sufficient. i think that's really quite a direct analogy here between biological evolution and economic evolution, if you'd like or social evolution. a tropical rain forest with every species having it's only should is like a language with every word having its own use. it's grown organically to this great complexity. this idea is the complete opposite of social darwinism. i wanted to review that point. he essentially said, in order to help the progress of society, we should help biological evolution on the way. we should do this by telling people whether they can or can't breathe, based dare lysing them and even by killing them. of course this led to the holocaust. i'm saying no, were not interested in biological evolution anymore. that's a slow process of no significance for human society. what counts is to get competition going among ideas. bad ideas can die so people don't have to. there is now a very

virginia tech graduate transfer adam smith hot. 20 points. nine point lead. coach roy williams isn't too happy about anything, but he got his team to play. marcus paige nice drive up and in. johnson controlled the inside. he had a flurry of slams like this one. joe barry with 3. 5 to 7 to go, that put carolina up for good. career high 19 for him. it wasn't pretty but they'll take it. >> the game was ugly. you have to win some of those uglies. we're a team that prides itself on beautiful plays. but you can't always do that. today we had to win an ugly one. >> stan: duke on the road at boston college. eagles lead early but not for grayson allen steals, he hurts his chin but he's okay. power move inside. 25 from ingram. blue devils cruise. >>> on the road against a team they really dominated, georgia tech. tech with five straight wins against them. caleb martin for a deep three. he scores 14. cat barber had a great game. drills one from way outside. almost the same spot, actually. they build a 14 point lead. jaylen hudson up three. he scores 23. they go to overt

the yellow jackets of georgia tech in atlanta----- first half----cavaliers in a 15-point hole-- adam smith with the corner three---- second half---malcolm brogden----only 1 of 9 from three point range----there's his only make---lead cut to 6--- six minutes to go--- marial shayok----three ball ties the game at 49---- from there---yellow jackets score 11 unanswered--- shot 53 percent from three point range on 8 of 15 makes--- three players score 16 points---and there's your ball game--- georgia tech wins 68-64 the final---uva's first two-game losing streak in over 2 years--- they get 15th ranked miami at home on tech found to start off 2 and 0 in the acc disappeared inside cameron indoor stadium----duke this afternoon--- 12 to 2 blue devil run to start the game---greyson allen there for three-------career high plumlee----also 10 rebounds---stuffs it home---duke led by 27 at haltime---led by as many as 30 in the second half---allen on the fastbreak---skies for the one-hander----no devils---for tech---they fall to 2 and 1 in the at home on tuesday--- head coach dave macedo---virginia wesleyan

adam smith all alone in the corner. tech leading by as many as 15 in the half. going to get the cavaliers into it. this ties the score at 49. but that's as close as virginia would get. the jackets go on an 11-0 run. virginia loses their second straight game. some trouble for tony bennett and company. all right. the count down officially on. ed redskins hosting the packers for a spot in the nfc's. the confidence in the burgundy and gold not limited to las vegas. skin the skins cli, a playoff w team seems like a real possibility. but while fans are feeling good, the redskins themselves just want to get this thing started, and they will do that 4:30 tomorrow. going to be an awesome day of coverage on both our networks. you guys have red skin show time tomorrow. we've got redskins kickoff. lots of redskins tomorrow on all tvs throughout our region. >> thank you so much. that is our newscast this evening. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be on >> live from the venetian hotel in las vegas, it's the republican debate, with your moderator, wolf blitzer. [ cheers and

this problem so we do not end up simply with a government redistribution model or that -- the old adam smith unfettered capitalism will fix it all. both of these issues, if we do them right, do not have to fit into the left versus right, republican versus democrat model. if we can make them a future path, what a way to stir up a -- an otherwise stale political debate. derek: thank you. "the washington ideas for him -- ideas forumngton brings together experts and ideas. our conversation continues now with former vice president al gore. -- >> thank you for coming. you have done a lot of traveling to be here. as i promised yesterday, the vice president has something to talk about you might not be expecting. there are things you probably will expect, given his political expertise, the things you know about what he has been doing in the years since his vice presidency. the nobel peace prize, the two oscars, the two number one bestsellers, other things of that sort. blah, blah, blah, as they say. [laughter] >> i got to immerse myself in these things in an article about what vice president gore has

the jackets quin stephens with a three pointer and then just with under two thirty left that the adam smith mill and three ub lose that second trait filed sixty eight sixty four virginia tech taken on two buzz williams is guys i've taken on the fourteenth ranked blue devils put it simply tech had a long day trip twenty seven at halftime exactly today with a nice little pace line jumper later today on his own on the fast break going coast to coast led with eighteen points nine boards dual chin up there for the blue devils countered marshall plumlee of the plumlee brothers yes double double twenty one points ten boards to cleanse eighty two to fifty eight were even married. they were taken on with eastern tonight in whispered omar prepare on or before the game thousand point mark in his career daniel dixon helping out fifteen points grow in just a model of consistency gets cool and the harm twenty three to lead the way try once a third straight seventy eight to sixty the norfolk state spartans led by robert jones they were hosting florida and am this evening charles oliver they were trying to

this problem so we do not end up simply with a government redistribution model or that -- the old adam smithtered capitalism will fix it all. both of these issues, if we do them right, do not have to fit into the left versus right, republican versus democrat de

in two years---- as has been the theme all season---cavaliers not very good in the first half--- adam smith three ball---puts the hoos in a 15-point hole-- uva guard malcolm brogden---preseason acc co-player of the year---19 points---but only 8 of 20 from the field---1 of 9 from three---- cavaliers tie the game with 6 minutes left---marial shayok with the honors--- yellow jackets score 11 unanswered from there and go on for the win---- uva now 1 and 2 in the acc---they get 12th ranked miami at home on tuesday. college basketball today---indiana---home against ohio state---troy williams---nephew of boo three----23 points for williams---hoosiers blow out the buckeyes----they've now won 9 straight games--and look out for williams--- and as you saw right here on wavy tv---a game that probably made you feel so good to be watching from the couch----vikings and seahawks----negative five degrees at kickoff---windchill of minus 25---- no touchdowns until the fourth quarter---russell wilson to doug baldin---vikings still lead 9-7---minnesota on the move later on---all pro back adrian peterson---strip

this video shot by adam smith is now going viral. i love how she just runs away. >>> check out this slomo video on you tube called epic ice break. it begins with a broken ditch. when the ice breaks, yeah, you see what happens. we're guessing that to shoot this video they had to, the camera person whoever was recording must have been straddling the ice with one foot on either side of that ditch. someone posted this and already has 62,000 plus. >> introduced us to another world out there. >>> to see what's trending go to our website at wfla.com. >>> it's time for newschannel 8 >>> the box, looking for a new head coach.

sure they do it to make money, by the invisible hand as adam smith put.you set out to make money, the only way to do it is to provide people with something they want. >> one of the things that's a challenge talking about media and filmmaking, the invisible hand is hard to film. john: that's a good point. back to hollywood, i'm struck many of the left wing movies work on me, their arguments are wrong, in the movie american president, i cheer when president shepard finally comes to his senses, agrees with leftist girlfriend and trashes a conservative law. >> i'm throwing it out and writing a law that makes sense. you cannot address crime prevention without getting rid of assault weapons and handguns. i consider them a threat to national security and i will go door-to-door if i have to, but i'm going to convince americans that i'm right and i'm going to get the guns. john: he's going to get the guns [ booing ] . john: the audience thinks it's a stupid program, and so do i. watching the movies, he's going to get girl and it feels good, even to me. the magic o

virginia tech graduate transfer adam smith was hot with 6 threes, 20 point, jackets still have a 9 point lead but carolina as they want to do at home against tech starts to bounce back. the coach urges them on and marcus page listens. watch the drive, puts it up. it is in. then of course you had bryce johnson. he had a whale of a game. he dominated play inside with these rim rattling jams, but the big story is joel barry gets a 3, with 5:07 left, that puts carolina up for good, with a career high 19 point, heels win it. it wasn't pretty but they will take it. >> you know the game was ugly. you have to winsom of the ugly ones. we are that that that prides itself on beautiful play, sharing the ball, scoring a lot, efficiently. but, you can't always do that and today we had to kind of win ugly. >>stan: duke on the road at boston college. gray son allan steal and jams. now freshman brandon ingram, watch a you toker move. he shows it off there. he had 25, allan had 17. blue devils cruise 81-64. >>> north carolina state trying to get out to a fast start in acc play. on the road, virginia tech

appears more than twice as often in economic courses than adam smith's wealth of nations. the list is paul krugman's book, economics. paul krugman and karl marx leading the path in colleges. melissa: wealth of nations down on the sidelines. david: milton friedman's book way down on the list. melissa: one of europe's most popular tourist attractions after a 28-year-old frenchman arrested reportedly passing through an x-ray machine carrying two handguns, ammo and a koran inside of a suitcase at a disneyland paris hotel. at least five arrests have been made in connection with three escaped inmates on the run, from a southern california jail. police did have, did not say how they are connected but believe the dangerous treo had outside help in planning escape. >>> american airlines flight heading to los angeles turned back to london's heathrow airport after mysterious illness sickened six people on board including flight attendants. that is scary story. the plane is being inspected by maintenance engineers. they still don't know what the problem was. david: if you doesn't have

virginia tech, adam smith was hot, 6-3 and he scores 20 points, the jackets build a 9 point lead but. [inaudible] carolina starts to bounce back. marcus page, nice drive here, the all-american puts up and in. protected the american, offensively and defensively and slammed it home. and then joel barry had 5:07 to go, that put carolina up for good, 69-67. career high 19 points. tar heels win it 86-78. >>> western carolina's southern conference openers against east tennessee state, the bucks with hot early on. t.j. had 3 of 6, he had 8 trades, cats down 16. they try to rally. mike brown shoots 3 of his own, he had 22. right before the half, down 17, but a power move and watch this jam as he makes a turn. and the slam. he scores 15 and 10 rebounds. elijah pugsly is 3 in the second half, cuts it to 10, but that's tough. they led by western 82-66. >> unca stayed hot. they won at liberty 76-69. bulldogs 3-0 in play. freshman dwayne sutton andy lan smith with 16 each. bulldogs saw 19 point lead cutting to 5 as they hit the free flows and they host winthrop on wednesday. >> cats, dale earnhard

one dad, adam smith testified after a while?dan's care his daughter, quote, completely stopped talking. she started a lot of very aggressive behavior. most nights she came into our bedroom screaming and crying, he said, seeking help. >> ever since police first confronted sarah jordan with these allegations she has maintained her innocence. tomorrow the defense is expected to start presenting some of its witnesses. in manassas, i'm julie carey, news 4. >> police in philadelphia are on alert after the ambush of that police officer there. investigators received an anonymous tip that claimed the threat is not over. the attacker is part of a group of four and she said he is not the most radical. they're looking into it with the fbi. in the meantime all officers are now riding with partners. >> more than 80 lawsuits will be filed against metro tomorrow. tomorrow marks one year since a deadly smoke situation at the plaza station. one woman died in that incident. many others were injured. tonight our transportation reporter adam tuss wi

adam smith, experts say, it is mainly due to years of over production, overseas, and, here in the united states. and there is jenny joyce, good to see you, jenny. >> reporter: yah, gas buddy is very, very helpful and it sent us here to turnersville, new jersey where we are seeing cheapest gas. we are live at riggins station on black horse pike in turnersville, a $1.47 for gas. somebody came up to the truck and say right down the the street at u.s. gas it is 1.45. very, very cheap. you have to go back more than a decade to find this gas this cheap. ten years ago gallon of gas was $2.40. mike has already explained why, it is that supply and demand factor. regardless of the reason, people are loving it. >> it helps with money to go out and buy something. you don't realize how much gas you use, until the even of the week when you are like i have a hundred dollars and now i have $10. >> i was thinking it was pretty nice when i first got my license, it is not quite there but it is pretty nice compared to what it has been. >> reporter: neighboring states, average in pennsylvania is 2.06. this d

let me go to the basic idea in hubris that i go back to something you said about adam smith, your wonderfuling of the book -- we are all looking for a god or a clockmaker to make things go. the god has been quantitative easing. it really has not worked out. it really has not worked out. meghnad: i think it has put us all to sleep. too long, andted what it has done is getting people used to such low interest rates that they are doing foolish things in america with acquisitions. nobody is investing and people are now beginning to feel very nervous that they overvalued the assets. tom: are you saying that we are in a bubble? meghnad: absolutely. tom: i want to go to saint posen right now. you live this with the bank of england. what have we done with qe? what is the outcome? is it a bubble? adam: no. i will be the prodigal son and say that things will be ok on that score. tom: this is very old testament. do not think qe has done anything as powerful as people say, especially on the negative side. there is clear evidence that it did calm markets and that it kept credit conditions stronger than

that's right 15 free agents, marvin jones, adam jones, reggie nelson, andre smith, some of the big names on that list. we talked to carlos dunlap about it after the game. carlos dunlap: "hopefully we work it out and get these guys locked in becuase we see how many weapons we have on offense and on defense. a lot of key guys aren't locked in and i want to sign them, but i'm not the one doing negotiations." the bengals defensive back coach vance joseph has already hit the road, the new defensive coordinator in miami. the question now, will hue jack hit the road? according to reports, he interviewed with the niners and browns for a head coaching gig today. no deal is done yet. here's what espn's coley harvey told us. coley harvey: "they may have to go outside the team to get an offensive coordinator. james irvin is in house as a possible replacement and ken zampese, the qbs coach, who helped galvanize andy dalton. he's also a candidate in house, but we'll see what they end much more from coley harvey on sportswrap. his take on marvin lewis is really strong. but coming up next, to quote sein

>> i think that people should go back to adam smith and basic economics.out supply and demand. you cannot manipulate the market and be able to do so consistently. and so, if you let market forces play out, then the equilibrium is set naturally. but if you try to manipulate it one way or another, eventually, you overshoot or you undershoot and you pay a tremendous price for it. i think there is a lot of speculation and a lot of theorizing about why something is happening, and it reminds me of the conspiracy theories in the middle east, and those have to do with what the great powers are doing. in the west, the conspiracy theories have to do with what the oil powers are doing. >> foreign minister of saudi arabia, adel al jubeir, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. always a pleasure, wolf. >> he is joining us from riyadh in saudi arabia. >>> coming up, we'll get back to what's happening in the world of politics. we're standing by for donald trump's rally in iowa. he'll have a special guest with him, sarah palin. there she is. she's getting ready

problems we don't end up with simply a government redistribution model, for that matter the old adam smithx it all. both of these issues, if we do them right, don't have to fit into the left versus right, republican versus democratic model. if we can make them a future pack, what a way to spur up an otherwise stale political debate. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you. [applause] >> former president bill clinton's first campaign trip for his wife takes him to new hampshire today for a series of grassroots events. the former president will be in new hampshire starting at 5:15 p.m. eastern talking about famine and economic issues. live coverage on c-span starting at 5:15 p.m. eastern followed by your phone calls and comments. we are asking on facebook and twitter what you think about the former president campaigning for his wife. new hampshire holds its presidential primary on februa february 20. >> c-span takes on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year our studentcam documentary contest ask students to tell us what issues they wanted from the presidential candidates.

american enterprise institute, you hear about that book in 1776, adam smith book -- [ laughter ] we'vee much price discovery recently. we've been, you know, sort of for how long? both fiscal and monetary, some say that maybed dislocations. >> that's right. >> again? >>. >> developing countries have been issuing dollar denominated debt like crazy, and there's -- it's not just an asian crisis brewing, but like 20 potential greeces out there. you know, they are probably going to get resolved better than greece, but right now, the market is scared of that. because the economy is not strong. >> because of the dollar denominated debt? >> when the economy is down, they pay us back dollars, there's a debt spiesral, but no with saudi arabia, sudan, russia, and president obama has a hands off foreign policy, so every bad guy on earth wants a property right before there's a new president. there's a lot of bad things happening. >> north korea wants an iran deal. can we get one too? 150, whatever it is? >> i was going to weigh in on chi china, and talking about suppressing the markets. in china, ev

his name is adam smith, and he's famous for the following line: "if everybody pursues his or her own self-interest, it'll work out for the best for everybody." most of you know that that's silly. it's a wonderful rationale to go out there and do what you want for yourself and not care about anybody else, but where that leads is exactly where we are... in a very, very bad crisis. so, let's begin by analyzing this crisis as the crisis of a system. and we'll go on to talk about this system even when it's not in crisis, because that's as big a problem as the crisis itself. but crisis is where we are. 2012 is the fifth year of this crisis. what does that mean? first and foremost, it means that we have in the united states today something on the order of 20 million to 25 million people who either don't have a job at all, have been without a job long enough that they've given up looking-- so-called discouraged workers-- or folks who have to take a part-time job because that's all they can find, but they would like to have a full-time job. the bureau of labor statistics in washington keeps r

that decision was made after the team won only eight games during two seasons with smith as head coach. reporter adam winer is live at 1 buc place where we expect to hear from bucs management today. the reaction from fans is mixed but how's the league reacting? >> reporter: i think a lot of people were surprised by the move, in part because love only got one season with that -- lovie smith only got one season with that rookie quarterback jameis winston, but not a total shock since the team failed to make the playoffs again and had eight wins over two seasons. owner and co-chairman saying in a statement last night they thanked lovie smith for his time with the team but disappointed by the lack of wins and that's why they were letting him go. especially since the team didn't win a single game in the they were trying to get a playoff spot. last night tampa bay bucs beat writer spoke to abc action news by phone to explain what the players are likely thinking now and his thoughts on the firing. >> most nfl teams, the locker room is going to be upset when the coach is fired. it's a difficult thing but they

smith. abc action news reporter adam winer is live at bucs headquarters. has the team said anything yet about what happened? >> reporter: so far there's only a written statement from the co-chair of the team joel glazer says he was "thankful to lovie smith for all he's done for the team," also "disappointed he didn't find more success here. " the big question who is is next? early speculation from around the league including from a former general manager of the bucs mark dominick is the buck's own offensive coordinator dirk cutter is the leading candidate. that would make it easier because if they decide to hire from outside the organization six other nfl -- competition, six other nfl teams looking for a head coach too. if not cutter i threw names up on the screen that may be possible alternatives. >> getting to work with rookie jameis winston would certainly be a good opportunity for him if he were to decide. the team would probably take who they go with, still very much up in the air. we expect to hear from the general manager later this afternoon. he's

smith. many of you and players are saying they are surprised and disappointed by the firing. adam winer is at bucs headquarters. we should hear a lot more about this from bucs management a little later today. >> reporter: that's right. so far all we've heard from the bucs is a statement from joel glazier saying he's thankful to smith for his time but also disappointed the team didn't find more success with him. the general manager jason light is going to oversee the process of finding a new coach. we're going to hear from him this afternoon about why the team made this decision and their search for a new coach. sounding off overnight. linebacker quan alexander saying on social media saying he was surprised and even expressing support for lovie smith. >> reporter: the question this morning, who is next? the former general manager of the bucs, mark dominick saying on-line overnight he thinks the bucs' own offensive coordinator dirk cutter is actually the lead candidate for the job. if the bucs do decide to hire from outside the organization they will have a lot of competition. take

and local reporter allison parker was out with her colleague her, camman adam ward near smith mountain in virginia. allison was doing a live interview with the executive director of the local chamber of commerce for her tv station wdbj in roanoke, virginia. during that interview she and her cameraman were ambushed. they were shot and killed while doing that live interview live on the air. the woman allison parker was interviewing that day was also injured in the ambush. it all happened on camera. it happened during a live interview. this is this past summer, past august. i am not going to show you the footage of their murder, but it is what happened and it was televised live. the gunman who killed those two people, who we're also not going to show you, thank you very much, he was actually a former employee of that roanoke tv station. he'd been dismissed from his job for past incidents of volatile behavior. he started pressing congress to expand background checks for all gun sales. part of doing that meant that he would reach out to his own member of congress in virginia. his own member

this afternoon he's set to hold a news conference about the search for smith's replacement. at 5:00 adam winer reveals one possible candidate leading speculation this morning. >>> a man convicted of killing three women in the bay area will be executed today. the state will put oscar ray bowlen to death by lethal injection. he was convicted of murdering three women including 13-year- old stephanie collins in 1986. a student at chamberlain high school. her family gathered to remember her life. he's set to die 6:00 this evening at the florida state prison in stark. live team coverage from the state prison starting 4:00 this >>> in pinellas county detectives are looking for two men behind several robberies that started last month. the last one was tuesday on gte financial. this one just an attempted armed robbery. the pair walked in arms but something spooked then and they decided to leave and walked out. it's believed to be the same men that robbed a st. pete convenience store along with a bank and gas station in largo. if you know who they are, you're urged to call 1-800-873- tips, crime s

marvin jones, adam jones, reggie nelson and andre smith, are some of the big names on that list. we talked to carlos dunlap about it after the game. carlos dunlap: "hopefully we work it out and get these guys locked in becuase we see how many weapons we have on offense and we see what we can do on defense. a lot of key guys aren't locked in and i want to sign them, but i'm not the one doing negotiations." losing key players isn't the only concern. offensive coordinator hue jackson has meetings with san francisco and and e-s-p-n sources say he could take a head coaching job as soon as today. cases of animal cruelty have risen in the tri-state.. but after the break, we'll tell you the steps being taken to cut down on the abuse. check of your traffic conditions... morning...and snow on the way. what to watch out for, next. wherever you go. log on to fox19 now.com and download the fox19 now app." frank weather open today expect a sun wow, you changed my old bedroom. with a little help from a havertys designer. he helped us, uh...reinvent the whole space. and it is perfect. i'm sure i

smith the rookie. frustration early but then davante adams with two catches on that drive, including the touchdown. kirk cousins ran it in for a short-lived one-point lead and james starks was there to answer for the green bay packers. the ground game took over in this second half behind a new-look offensive line for head coach mike mccarthy. >> troy: washington came out to start the second half and came away with a touchdown and took an 18-17 lead. after that, it was all green bay packers with 18 unanswered points. this is going to be a good week for the green bay packers. finally pulling it together and getting a chance to move on. who knows, maybe this is like the magical year they had in 2010. >> joe: mike mccarthy has talked about how frustrated he's been having to talk about what was a ten-win season. feeling discord between quarterback and head coach and play caller, but it all came together today. redskins out, green bay packers moving on with a convincing win. >> joe: here is today's jeep play of the game. it was james starks, the ground game. took off in the second half. starks and eddie

adams made it clear. it up in last year at the smith center. the coach brought up that disappointing effort. >> fewest points ever scored by a north carolina team in the smith center. >> we are aware of that. we are aware of how we played last year. again. we want to stay on top of the league. >> i feel like we can finally get it rolling. >> a power-play goal. can he continue the stat tonight? he would go back out front, 2-1. it heads to overtime. his second goal of the night. 2-3 overtime loss. erica camp has made big strides in distant running during her she is an assistant coach for n.c. state's track and field program. her hope is that her athletes gets better every year. >> i have been to cross country nationals twice. outdoor nationals last year. >> as a former wolfpack runner herself, she set the school record in the 5000 meter event. >> there have been times in the past where we about an athlete close to it. for some reason, some little problem occurs. >> frustrated with her performance, kemp wanted a shot at redemption. >> let me race

adams made it clear. it up in last year at the smith center. the coach brought up that disappointing effort. >> fewest points ever scored by a north carolina team in the smith center. >> we are aware of that. we are aware of how we played last year. we will not let that happen again. we want to stay on top of the league. >> i feel like we can finally get it rolling. >> a power-play goal. tonight? he would go back out front, 2-1. it heads to overtime. his second goal of the night. 2-3 overtime loss. erica camp has made big strides in distant running during her time at n.c. state. she is an assistant coach for n.c. state's track and field program. her hope is that her athletes gets better every year. >> i have been to cross country nationals twice. outdoor nationals last year. >> as a former wolfpack runner herself, she set the school >> there have been times in the past where we about an athlete close to it. for some reason, some little problem occurs. >> frustrated with her performance, kemp wanted a shot at redemption. >> let me race one more

william smith, son-in-law to itn adams, suggested that would be useful for "captivating was more his xception that the rule at this point in american history. support of musical education largely chose to ignore smith's line of thinking. doctors constructed musical remedies for ailments, music teacher andrew law asserted music's principal prerogative is to influence and direct the heart. another speaker told his was tors that music assist the transport of souls. a third asserted that music prepares the soul for worship. and the timely named ichabod skinner, positive the harmonies of music were exactly characteristic of the effect on the state of mind. when concerns about emotional manipulation through music appeared, their wrists rush to put them out. thomas hastings address the problem. insisted singers could mold the audience's feelings through song only when they come of themselves had a vivid apprehension of the sentiment. a music critic of grade, asserting as fact the claim that if a singer wished to warm the heart of his auditors, it must acquire teeth of its own. this did not e

smith. you can cross adam gace off the list. he took the dolphins' on. tom coughlin left the door open to the possibility he wasn't done coaching. and the eagles will test how serious he is. the 69-year-old expected to speak with philadelphia on monday. he still has one year remaining on his giants' deal when he resigns, so the team had to playoffs continue later today with two nfc wild card games. you can watch the seahawks and vikings here on nbc 4 new york. kickoff at 1:00. coverage starts at noon with "football night in america." it's going to be cold up there. >>> the knicks had had the night off. they'll host the bucs tonight at the garden. the nets trying to snap a three-game losing street in detroit. brooklyn down ten in the third and having a tough time stopping andre drummond. the former uconn big man put up big-time numbers. the stuff here put the pistons up 12. later, the nets d has all kinds of double. a baseline dunk. drummond's 23 points and 11 rebounds good for a league-best 31st double-double. nets lose their fourth straight 103-89 the f

marvin jones - mo sanu and andre smith - all starters on offense... defensive backfield coach says most will re-sign... will adam jones? adam jones: "i hope i do. at this point, i've got to make sure everything is good for me and my family. of course, i want to be here, but we'll see how it goes. there was no talk during the season, a little talk earlier in the season. but, you've got to play the young guys so we'll see how it goes." joe hplaz/gfx basketball now... xavier's chris mack says edmond sumner is quote "very close" to his return from his concussion. muskies up to 7th in today's new poll. while music world is mourning the loss of iconic singer, david bowie... the city of cincinnati is gaining national attention, as the cincinnati zoo welcomed its first zoo baby of 2016 on friday... a blue fairy penguin named bowie. 3-shot megan we will see you tonight at ten.... don't forget wheel of fortune announcer: fox19 now never stops. take us with you wherever you go. log on to fox19now.com and download the fox19 now app. steve it's shaping up to be a morning around here, a buckeye in your pocket is lucky. and as

smith. ``on defense, you have the ``starting safety, a couple of ``corners including adam jones. ``throwing coaches that could ``leave and it will be a rather ``interesting off season. ``the bengals already started the ``process of stocking up on young ``players for next season. ``they have re-signed five guys ``from their practice squad and ``also added jeff luc who played ``his college ball at u.c. ``according to jesse sanchez the ``reds have signed a young cuban ``shortstop. ``21 year old alfredo rodriguez. ``he is said to be an excellent ``fielder but his bat is suspect. ``rodriguez will get $6 million to ``sign but the whole deal ``back $12 million. ``the latest college basketball ``poll is out. ``kansas still numero uno. ``xavier moving up to seventh at ``14-1. ``kentucky false of 14 and ``louisville falling to 21. xavier ``paul. ``up later on in the day. ``mark: 4:48 your time as we take ``a live look outside. ``we are waiting for the hammer to ``drop this morning. ``lisa: what we are waiting for is ``the system making its way in. ``kyla said my tweet was too ``strong. ``i

. >> adam: speaking of, joe, the bronco throwing the first punch before sunday's game trash talking patriots players. smith calling brady a cry baby. dan hausle live at gillette. >> reporter: it came from a writer asked smith if he thought barack obama bradies with a cry baby. he said it's it's accurate. smith says it seems like this that earned tom brady the labor cry baby. every time he gets sacked he looks at the ref like you see him sack me. was that supposed to happen? he did that a little hard. please three 15-year-old penalty on him. get him fined. pats fans would rather throw a flag on smith's cry baby label. >> not the way he played. absolutely not. the guy can play ball and throw the ball better than he is the best. >> i think tom brady is the best quarterback ever and people are just jealous. they are always going to be. >> reporter: some fans say if anything to blame for quarterbacks like brady looking for an edge it's the nfl. >> the nfl protecting all it's not -- quarterbacks, it's something they're doing. >> they are all cry babies? >> that is the rule. quarterbacks. you can't hit them as ha

adam shadoff has more on lovie smith's replacement. >> the bucks haven't had a lot of continue -- continuity in their coaching staff in the past, but they'll get some this time. kind of. dirk cutter is the new head coach promoted from offensive coordinator to replace lovie smith. this is his first head coaching gig. he helped tampa bay improve from it's 30 overall offense last year to fifth this season. >> to the fans, i hope you're with me and you're with jason, you're with the glaishes when we tell you this franchise is headed in the right direction. >> also friday evening the bucks announced they hired a new defensive coordinator. it's mike smith formerly of the falcons. >>> the seahawks taking on the carolina panthers sunday. the game starts at 1:00 p.m. right here on fox 35. the winner plays in the nfc championship game next week for a shot at the super bowl. >>> the knights hosting east carolina this afternoon. they have a chance to beat the pirates. ucf says it's tough beating the same team twice in a season, but if you want to win the conference you pretty much have to get it done. t

smith planned to with him. >>> a neighbor catching this video of a mobile home in adams 3 county going up in flames. they started rolling after hearing annexplosion then seeing the flames. this is right off of east 78th. 3 people were injured in the condition tonight. it took about an hour to get this fire out and what started investigation. >>> the people who just moved may says street they are definitely worried. they found some suspicious stuff in the basement so the sheriff's department came to make sure it isn't dangerous. >>> a storage facility in flames sending this thick plume of smoke into the air. this was right next to an apartment building but it did homes. >>> this test looks symbol may soon be able to tell if drivers molly hendrickson is live tonight and these new tests work much faster than what is now on the streets. >>reporter: yeah right now the only way for police to determine if somebody has more than 5 name grams of thc in their system is through a blood test but imagine if they could schwab your mouth and printout your results on the side of the road. off. >> every device is di

smith is battling non-hodgkin' s lymphoma. the assistant coach will service head coach tonight. the bruins have placed adam mclane -- adam mcquaid on injured reserve he' ll be out at least a week after taking this hit tuesday night. the bruins are calling it an upper body injury but the concern is that mcquaid suffered a concussion. and that is sports. tonight on newscenter 5 at 11:00, we' re on top of the two a road rage ends with a stabbing in braintree. the hunt right now for the person who did it. jc: and 4 hurt from a chemical explosion in north andover. the search for clues into a p new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. r eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... p because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. r ever new england. eversource. ed: boston' s police commissioner will be representing boston at president ob