peace of mind, to epicurus it is the foundation of the joy of human flourishing. 2,000 years on adam smith is in agreement liz smith considered happiness to the tranquility and enjoyment, the fruits bubble well tuned brain. human beings are not given to serenity, tranquillity does not come naturally to the human mind. it is highly cultivated state achieve through hard work and self discipline we call character. such tooting arises from awareness of the true nature of the world and understanding of the limitations, the limitations of our being. to achieve such command which is a word smith used, we must first except ourselves for who we are, instinctively driven, a curious, self interested, focused on the short-term and ruled by habit, not a pretty picture, yes? the combined that however with extraordinary powers of reason, deception, analysis, imagination and choice but also deeply social. the challenge is to bring these thoughts together in harmony. to imagine a sustainable achievement future that promotes individual well-being and observes the reality of environmental circumstances. we a

adam smith referred to capitalism and not the thing we referred to as capitalism. the morings of our free society are highly compatible with a system of free markets. not so much with the system that collectivises property. it is important to celebrate and promote free markets. free markets aren't freedom, but they are necessary for a free society. >> do you think he does president realize -- >> it sounds like his speech writer was on vacation or something. he is rambling and looks exhausted. maybe he does n know. >> i think he has a soft spot for these leftest countries. dc stands for dogged communist, right? >> it does. >> where do you stand on this argument? >> the one thing that was left out of the entire speech and it was beautiful. i loved what you had to say. freedom. our founders rejected communism because we value liberty. liberty is messy and it is not always equal, but it is fair and you are free. it is an interest elect actual choice. north korea, south korea. view -- vaw vanilla ice cream, chocolate ice cream. they said cuba should beacon grat lated. s

that is what adam smith was against. capitalism is consumer-oriented. it is oriented toward benefiting the consumer above all else. you see corporate welfare, government money going to , various laws and regulations that benefit a corporation or group of quote rations at the ask ends -- corporations at the expense of the consumer, these are .ercantilism i will give you a definition of capitalism from adam smith. it is a short, one-worded definition. "give me that which i want and you shall have this which you want." that is it. that is how a real capitalist takes money, figures out how to give people what they want in a sufficient way that they are willing to have them what he wants, money, and return. that is what capitalism is. it channels self-interest in desirable ways. .y old friend walter williams if you have dollars in your pockets, it proves one way or he worked together with somebody to produce some sort of service for your fellow man. menelse would your fellow give you those dollars? you had to provide him or her some useful service. thing tha

adam smith/ trump supporter -200357- 20:04:03 - "i love trump because he's a business guy he's a job creator he's a dealmaker i love the fact that he's not politically correct." marsha craig / trump supporter 211634-42 "there are a lot of people that don't want to come out for trump right now that are kind of like closet 'trumpees' and i think they will come out." live out those supporters say they're ready for the party to unite and for trump to be the gop nominee. now, taking a look at marco rubio: as late as tuesday afternoon, he was vowing to continue into utah, but instead he surprised the crowd in miami. 10news reporter announced he was suspending his campaign. pkg------------------ trt outcue: standard supers: marco rubio / suspending campaign daniela ferrera / rubio supporter allan woods / rubio supporter marco in: 20:55 they were cheers, tears, and even some booing as marco rubio congratulated donald trump on a victory in florida. rubio telling his supporters, he hoped tonight would provide him a path to continue. rubio in: 29:35 even when a trump supporter interrupted rubio

no lessple, adam smith, than adam smith, denounced joint stock companies and denounced the east india company because he said and see if i can quote him here, he argued that fiduciaries could not be fully dutiful and completely concerned about the welfare of shareholders because the cap capital was not their own. we still have this problem today, but we made great efforts to improve situations. by the way, we believe from our research that he was much influenced is something you bubble,, the south sea which was a case where promoters promoted a company that was not in the interest of shareholders. eventually come the shareholders suffer the consequences and so did the promoters. now we grant equities, we do stock options, we have performance fees. we encourage managers to reinvest in the business. while there has been improvement, not all the problems have been solved. now that we talk about the industrial revolution. it was of course a transformation that we all know about. and rann the 1760's basically into world war i. the first one was basically involving textiles and iron product

joining us to discuss the state of play in florida is adam smith. adam, it's great to have you.ve your ear to the ground on what the situation and state of play is in florida. you guys did a poll of insiders, of politicos there, and nine the ten of the politicos in your insider poll say that rubio is going to lose florida. how much trouble is he in, do you think? >> well, that may be the best news for mar dco rubio that he' toast. most of the convention tall wisd conventional wisdom has been wrong. there's one poll that suggests he's been five points of trump. there's another one that says he's two points away. it looks like an uphill battle. if you look at louisiana where late deciders were moving away from trump, that bodes well. who knows. this looks like his last stand. >> actually, louisiana voters not just moved away from trump. they moved away from rubio a lot more than even they moved away from trump. what has gone wrong, or what do you think the problem has been for marco rubio in his home state? >> there just has not been much of a campaign. it's kinds of the same stor

we turn now to adam smith, political editor at the "tampa bay times." michelle everhart, political reporter for the "columbus dispatch." first, let's talk about the folks for whom these are must-win states. adam, i want to start with you. marco rubio has banked almost his entire campaign on florida. >> well, yeah, interestingly, he didn't do much in florida until very, very recently. i think he was running sort of a national campaign focused on earned media nationally as opposed to sort of protecting his home turf and has only been in the last couple of weeks when he's focused on florida which clearly isÑi must-win. >> sreenivasan: avme adam, thiss a must state where many republicans already voted and some are penalized for trump in the last couple of weeks. >> you hearñr that. in more and more cycle, people are voting early so more than half of votes will be cast by tuesday which means you can't have a last-minute spurt of momentum. you have to be banking votes early and that was occurring when donald trump was running. you hear a lot of voters complai

the special race for the white house, adam smith political editor of "tampa bay times" and jeff ballsabout florida. what's going to happen on tuesday? >> we are weirdly disloyal in florida. we've had two hometown favorites. jeb bush and marco rubio, neither has been close to leading in the polls since probably july. >> so trump looks like he's going to win in florida? >> it's florida, so nothing is predictable. but trump looks favored right now. >> and the polls have been very consistent. >> there have been some that show a big lead and some that show a smaller lead. but he's leading in all of them. and if rubio is truly competitive, he should be ti tighter. i agree with adam. >> the hometown senator, if he didn't win on tuesday, everybody seems to think it's over, right? >> what's the case. if if he can't win florida that republicans must win to win the general election, hard to make the case he's the strongest candidate. >> that helps cruz or trump more or does it help kasich? >> well, kasich -- trump keeps saying i'm going to pick up a lot of those supporters too. >> he may well. t

it is the most basic rule since adam smith.re it is cheaper and everybody benefits. >> i want to make a broader point. you know having met a lot of these trump voters these are true reagan blue-collar workers. a lot of them that i met, you know these are people who truly are living paycheck to paycheck. they're living on the edge. they're stressed out. i think we as conservatives have to figure out how do we reach these people. how do we convince them, our freedom, free market agenda of lower tax rates and free trade, less regulation is actually good for them? i keep making this case, like this, david. if you're running a company like coke and people said, i don't like new coke, you wouldn't say what is wrong with these customers? how stupid are they! maybe there is something wrong with the product. david: for all those people who are offended by his rudeness, et ceteras i mean, just proves the point to a lot of his supporters that this guy's not pc. he doesn't care what people think. he cares more about getting something done

he also read adam smith, the wealth of nations. he was not as widely read in those areas as, say, jefferson was. so far as businessmen and merchants in new york city, yes, he interacted with many of them, particularly during the course of the war, but also even before and after the war, in reaching out and diversifying on his own right and trading throughout the united states. i'm struggling off the top of my head to recall the names of particular new york business men but there were self help class relationships with financiers. robert morris, who ruined his own reputation. but this is another area he did interexact get involved the world but not to the level i can pull off the top of my head major business people. i'm sorry i can't answer that more clearly. you've look in washington papers available online, and indexed online, you can find many of this prominent merchants and business people corresponding with him. >> you have spoken in a fascinating way about george washington's entrepreneurial successes. i believe he did try to

adam smith from fox city news invested in a 7 foot tall sign welcoming customers, tended hours as many did and saw absolutely-at most we found our survey to show about a 1 percent increase in additional revenue from the sb 50 tourist. [inaudible] we have seen absolutely no additional superbowl increase in sales. they also lost their weekly business in the ferry building which from what i understand is empty throughout the week. i guess lastly we would strongly recommend whether it is the demographic of the people coming in from a situation like that from what we can see and this sawn official assessment, it didn't seem like the majority of people were into explore san francisco, so if we were to have another superbowl in the city we would strongly suggest some type of marketing outreach or incentive program to get people to see superbowl buy superbowl products and go to places that are easily accessible. a incentive city funded to get them into other neighborhoods let alone other businesses that are not-off the beaten path. let's see, our findings of the 25 plus businesses that respond

and this is back to adam smith and any economist, any libertarian will tell you land, labor and capital. so how do we value the land and labor again? that's by building it into the core of the company to understand that there are three kinds of contributions, and all three have to be rewarded by the company. you can't just look at a company as venture capital that's extracting value there land and labor -- from land and labor, or you end up with a world that's going to die and with people with no jobs. >> i don't -- it's interesting, like you mentioned y come by nateer earlier, and a portion of why people are going to them is for the v.c. funding, but it's also for the mentorship molds. there's a question, does everybody know how to do this, right? i think the answer is probably that they don't. so if they're not -- if some of what needs to change is actually the advice they're getting, like how do we build a better support system for changing the thinking around how business happens? like, are there advantage lists that exist -- evangelists that exist that we can start to tell their st

he read adam smith, wealth of nations. not as widely read in those areas i say jefferson was. so far as businessmen and merchants in new york city, yes he interacted with many of them particularly during the course of the war, but also before and after the water and reaching out in diversifying on its own right and trading throughout the united states. i'm struggling off the top of my head to recall the names of particular new york businessman and merchants that he worked with. he had close relationships with financiers, robert morris of course who eventually ruined his own reputation. but you know, this is another area certainly that he did in iraq, he did get involved in that world, but not to the level i could pull off the top of my head major business people. sorry i can't answer that more clearly. if you look at the washington papers available online, you can find many prominent merchants and business people corresponded with him. >> you have spoken in a very fascinating way about george washington's entrepreneurial s

this is back to adam smith and any economist, any libertarian will tell you land, labor and capital. how do we value the land and labor i can't? that's by building into the core of the company to understand that there are three kinds of contributions, and all three have to be reported by the company. you can't look at a company as venture capital that's extracting value from land and labor, or you end up with a world that's going to die and with people with no jobs. >> it's interesting, like you mentioned why, nader earlier and a portion of why people go into them are for the vc funded. it's also the metric model. toshiba know how to do this? i think the answer is probably they don't but if they are not come as some needs to change the visor getting, i can build a better support system for changing the thinking about how business happens? arthur things exists? doesn'destiny to be a special different type of incubator that focuses on this type of model? hype we change the community around -- >> i mean, let's do it. is part of why we are. part of what i wrote this book is that they her

adam smith is spinning in his grave as he sees this consolidation in the marketplace that then puts theisk. the greatest threat in the wealth of nations is the mo nopization, the concentration of power in a small number of countries. that is what we're seeing and all we need to do is just make sure we have a little bit of balance so that we have this discussion about the fees and now being charged indiscriminately. >> thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> i misspoke. it was jimmy carter who began deregulation of the airlines. but very much the '70s when we had a regulated airline market. so much more expensive. >> airlines to operate as utility and what does that do to their investor zblas much more expensive. >> it would be ridiculous. >>> a democratic candidate had a lot to say about the impact of student debt on young people. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like vacations equal getting carried away. more proactive selling. what do you think michal? i agree. let's get out there. let's meet these people. man 1: i came as fast as i man 2: this

adam smith, political editor of the times.. >>> we're going to talk about the latino vote and whether or not that will help marco rubio beat donald trump in florida. he had success in puerto rico. will that rtransfer to anything here with the rubio campaign? >>> check out the results of our pulse question today. that being, is ted cruz the gop's best chance to beat donald trump? 80% say yes, 20% say no. we'll get back to that in the hour. all eleven models come standard with an intelligent crash response system... hmm. ...seven stability-enhancing systems... hmmm... ...and equipment for two child seats. hmmm... for those who take safety seriously. like we do. the volkswagen safety in numbers event... is happening now! get a $1,250 volkswagen reward card and 0% apr on new 2016 passat models. whose long dayis sheldon setting up the news starts with minor arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. at

adam jones... reggie nelson... mohamed sanu... andre smith... rumors are flying... according to overthecap.com... the bengals enter the 2016 season a high amount of cap space available.. over $36 million... joe and jeremy... will of course be all over this today... and so will fox19now.com... the season starts september 11th. which players should the bengeals re-sign? joe danneman has your morning wake up call. pkg the nfl is open for business. yep - today is the day free agency starts and players with contracts now finished can sign with any team they want. you live here... you know how it works here. the bengals don't do a lot of business on days like this... they like to do their work in the draft. so - yeah - if you're a knee jerk kind of person... you might panic a little if marvin jones - mohamed sanu - reggie nelson or adam jones sign with different teams. i'm on record saying adam jones is the most important re-sign... but... adam is on record saying he's on his last contract and he needs to get paid. i don't know if the bengals bring back pac... i'm pretty sure guys like marvin jones - e

i'm not a crony capitalist that i met adam smith free capital guy. just back to the basics, you talk about the recession. the recession was caused by federal policy that just wind him up. i don't think there's any debate on the. started with housing and housing disaster come housing doesn't going to disaster on its own. never had to by the way. that was the backstop of all u.s. economy. the premise of the '07-'08 financial problem come housing was the one thing never gone wrong ever. it was the ultimate financial backstop until what happened? until the federal government got involved. then the one piece of equity that had never been in question throughout u.s. american history, federal government gets involved and collapse. same with this on job creation i wish you the best war on poverty, johnson, self-sufficiency was going up, up, up. poverty was going down down down. johnson put in his war on poverty and he comes to in about five years after he puts in a federal program. that was his goal, his data was to reach self-sufficiency. so if that's what

adam smith from fox city news invested in a 7 foot tall sign welcoming customers, tended hours as many did and saw absolutely-at most we found our survey to show about a 1 percent increase in additional revenue from the sb 50 tourist. [inaudible] we have seen absolutely no additional superbowl increase in sales. they also lost their weekly business in the ferry building which from what i understand is empty throughout the week. i guess lastly we would strongly recommend whether it is the demographic of the people coming in from a situation like that from what we can see and this sawn official assessment, it didn't seem like the majority of people were into explore san francisco, so if we were to have another superbowl in the city we would strongly suggest some type of marketing outreach or incentive program to get people to see superbowl buy superbowl products and go to places that are easily accessible. a incentive city funded to get them into other neighborhoods let alone other businesses that are not-off the beaten path. let's see, our findings of the 25 plus businesses that respond

his name is adam smith, and he's famous for the following line: "if erybodyursues his or her n self-ierest, 'll wk 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 records like this.

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smith. >> i am lynda loveland. we find adam owens on the scene. >> we have seen them gathering evidence. officers arrived here a long unity drive this afternoon. here's video from earlier. as you mentioned, two people were found dead. family members tell us there we believe the toddler is uninjured. family members also told us who the victims are in this case but that has not been confirmed right investigators. at the moment, johnson county deputies have not said much about what happened out here. we have not been told how the victims died that we have been told to expect a statement from johnson county sheriff, steve rizal, at some point tonight. it's at that time that we hope to learn a lot more about exactly what happened here. >> a vigil tonight. raleigh parking lot. friends and family gathered to remember joe riaz. he and margaret had been shot in a parking lot. police found the bodies in the car -- after someone had called 911. >>> new tonight, deputies filed a communicating threats charge against a man who assaulted a th y afr last night's attack,john mcgraw was boastful about his

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smith. >> i am lynda loveland. we find adam owens on the scene. >> reporter: the officers arrived. earlier this afternoon. here's video from earlier this evening. as you mentioned, we are told that two people were found dead at a home behind me. some upset people have also arrived at scene. family members and friends, it seems. johnston county deputies have not said much about what has happened out here. we have not in told who the victims are or how they may have passed. we are expecting a statement tonight and we will hopefully have more information to share with you.>> adam live in johnston county. >>> a vigil of a man found dead in the raleigh parking lot friends and family gathered to remember him. police found him in an -- and alan rodriguez shot and a parking lot. someone called 911 to report a man slumped over the wheel of a car.>>> deputies filed a communicating threats charge against a man who assaulted a protester. john mcgraw was boastful about his actions and threatened next time to kill jones. earlier today, he was charged with assault and battery and disorderly condu

smith: she had an office in the west wing. just as abigail adamsnd sarah the mere fact that she advertiser interest in government led also to criticism. positionn first lady professionalized is very likely the legacy of rosalynn carter. the staffing pattern. jobtook this ill-defined and defined it. >> her signature issue was mental health. her greatest disappointment was that she left office before she was able to get legislation passed. she personally lobby congress and testified. smith: the first first lady to testify before congress since eleanor roosevelt. just as gerald ford and jimmy carter became good friends, so did mrs. ford and mrs. carter. they would lobby congress together. mrs. ford on behalf of substance abuse. and mrs. carter mental health. they made a formidable team. >> our final one is nancy reagan. this was a different kind of partnership. nancy davis was an actress in hollywood. during the blacklist era. she found her name on a blacklist. she wasn't sure how to clear it. suggested that she should go visit the head of the screen

i'm joined by adam smith, political editor of the tampa bay times, and terry fine, associate directorle are talking about florida being the ultimate in deciding marco rubio's fate but also in deciding the fate, ultimately of the nomination. so adam, let me talk to you about the ads that are running here which cost money, a lot of money, that we know are being spent on these anti-trump attack ads. this is not really working in their favor as the polls show marco rubio down by 16%. is trump going to be assured to victory here? >> i don't think he's assured of anything, but certainly the best poll that we've seen for marco rubio shows him down seven points, the worst poll shows him down 20 points. but i do think this is the very first state where we've seen a really aggressive and very, very expensive negative barrage of campaign ads against trump. so this is going to be probably the last stand. >> all these superpacs are trying to unite against this anybody but trump narrative. it was this type of politics where romney was asked if he contributed to the effort. >> there are some superpa

. >> reporter: todd adams is the general manager of a family- owned repair shop. smith muffler in covington. he says no shop can make money with a oil change for under $25. the oil and filth iralone costs? >> i would say $22 to $25 if you bought utyour self. >> reporter: turning out the fine print says they can charge up to an additional $39 in fees. brian would have liked to have known that first. >> the car is already up, they got your oil removed and then they show what the real cost is. >> my advice, ask what extra fees come with an oil change before pulling night the service bay. not once they have the oil drained, that way you don't waste your money. john matarese. abc action news. >>> we are recovering nicely here. why am i showing you a picture of california? this area of low pressure has been bringing them flooding. we've been covering that but this very low will track its way across the united states and eventually make it to our area. it's just going to take an a strong area of high pressure across the eastern u.s. and western atlantic. that is going to block

vicki gardener has been back in her office at the smith mountain lake regional chamber of commerce for a few weeks now. she was right in the middle of adamard when they were shot and killed last week. she was shot in the back but survived. now she's working on smith mountain lake's 50th anniversary celebration, which takes place next week. >>> after the break, the steps to stay safe when you go to the games. catch news 4 midday wherever you are. it's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us. as a single mom, she knows the challenges our families face. she'll be our voice. tightening regulations on the big banks and fighting to keep dark money out of politics. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. >>> an independent law firm says there is no evidence that germany paid for the chance to host the world cup ten years ago, however, it said there is a lot of missing evidence and it can't be conclusive right now. in other words, there may have been vote buying and corruption, they just don't know. the f

able to test the market, including corner backs adam jones and leon hall, wide receivers mohammed sanu and marvin jones, and offensive tackle andre smith. team leaders have said they will attempt to re-sign certain players and they will fill other holes through the draft and with backup players. march madness has arrived in southwest ohio with this tournament tradition in dayton. crews are installing a new floor at u.d. arena for this year' s first four games. dayton is again home to the games, which kick off the men' s basketball championship. we are now less than a week away from march madness tipping-off. basketball team is waking up in new york city. kyla: the big east tournament tips off tonight and xavier will be in action tomorrow. before the game arrives, the players are staying busy in new york. this is jalen reynolds giving food to a homeless man. xavier says this is a tradition for jalen and he started it two years ago after x joined the big east. mark: jalen and his teammates will get back on the court tomorrow. they are taking on the winner of the saint johns marquette game. - xavier' s tournament opener is set for 7:00 to

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smith appreciated the meeting. >> just the fact that they were offering up as much information as they could. >>reporter: as the sun went down on a bluster day in adams county, neighbors remembered a kind woman who leaves behind three children and a grieving husband. >> god bless them all. >>reporter: college fund has been set up for the triplets at u caring.com. so far, that site has raised more than $30,000. live in commerce city tonight, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> thank you, tom. crash happened in el paso county. investigators say two people were killed in that small airplane. a nearby resident snapped this picture moments before it crashed. >> we heard this sputtering noise. and then we went to see what it was, a plane, like, swerved past our house. and kind of just like nose dived into the field. >> and burst into flames. sparking a 10-acre grass fire. the coroner's office says it will take several days to identify the victims. >>> the search for a credit card thief, police say the man in these surveillance pictures stole a credit card from a home on pleasant street in boulder last month. police believe just two days later, he stole another card

smith appreciated the meeting. >> just the fact that they were offering up as much information as they could. >>reporter: as the sun went down on a bluster day in adams county, neighbors remembered a kind woman who leaves behind three children and a grieving husband. >> god bless them all. >>reporter: college fund has been set up for the triplets at u caring.com. so far, that site has raised more than $30,000. live in commerce city tonight, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> thank you, tom. here's the latest now on a plane crash happened in el paso county. investigators say two people were killed in that small airplane. a nearby resident snapped this picture moments before it crashed. noise. and then we went to see what it was, a plane, like, swerved past our house. into the field. >> and burst into flames. sparking a 10-acre grass fire. the coroner's office says it will take several days to identify the victims. >>> the search for a credit card thief, police say the man in these surveillance pictures stole a credit card from a home on pleasant street in boulder last month. police believe just two days later, he stole another card. from a woman's wallet at a

adam sandler would have one for the masses. >> any last thoughts? >> my favorite guy is the dude dressed like the chef's bookie. i did think it was funny that sam smith speculated as though he didn't have google on his phone. maybe i am the first openly gay actor to win an oscar. it is the oscars. it is the gayest night of the year. you may be the first openly gay guy to win the nhl, mvp, but there is a lot of glittering stuff being covered by elton john and others. >> appreciate it. >> anytime. >> back to you. >> time to take a break. energy drinks that lead to we c. >>> live from america's news headquarters. united nations security council meets later today. the 15-member council will be voting on a resolution to dramatically expand sanctions against north korea. they are said to be the toughest in two decades. it is in response to a nuclear test in january and the latest missal test. north korea claims it was putting a satellite in orbit. meantime, the u.n secretary general ban ban ki-moon says it appears a cease-fire in syria is holding. despite the sporadic fighting and increasing violations. the cease-fire went into affect on saturday. >>> appl

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adam jones - that's his wife... and that pen and paper means he's a bengal the next three years. you knew about this deal - now it's done. now - reports tonight former first round pick andre smith is leaving the bengals and will choose between the vikings and cardinals. the reds tonight are waiting to hear what's wrong with michael lorenzen's elbow. the team says he felt something off in his throwing arm and needed an m-r-i. expect those results tuesday morning. let's talk hoops... and let's start inside chris mack's house. this guy right here - that's james farr - he says he saw that leaked bracket on twitter... but... it didn't drain xavier's still energized celebration. joe bam/vo the short trip to lexington... it looked like a slumber party at john calipari's house. are these guys even awake? jamal murray's pumped. x and uk could meet in the elite 8. work day at u-c. bearcats' first practice of tournament week. makes sense we're showing you kevin johnson and now troy caupain making shots... because that's what wins tournament games says coach. mick cronin: "i think your seniors have to play well and you have to have a guard get hot. this is everybody. and, you might be able

adam tuss. thanks. >>> community leaders are making an emotional plea tonight for action in ward 8. it comes offer two women were killed nearly one year apart. ivy smith was killed on sunday while she was sitting at a bus stop on alabama avenue in southeast. the shots came from a church van. it happened across the street from where reporter charnice milton was killed last may while walking to a bus stop. milton's father today asked the justice to those unsolved murders. >> we have been promised community policing and that he is no community tips that lead to the resolution of the crime. what is my wife to do but to weep because another one dies, another young woman dies sitting at bus stop just waiting to go home. >> according to milton's father, there are more than 200 unsolved murders in ward 8. >>> there is a spike in murders in montgomery county for a second year in a row. police say there were 29 murders in the county in 2015, up from 19 murders the year before, 8 murders in 2013. police chief tom manger says most of these cases were domestic. the victims and the suspects new each other. he said there's no ongoing threat to the public. >> outside

adamant that the u.s. plift all sanctions and give back pguantanamo bay. pwe have complete coverage of the phistoric trip all day long. pcraig patrick and sports pdirector scott smith are both pthere and they'll have reports pat 5:00 and 6:00. pyou can follow developments ponline at fox13news.com. p>>laura: it is 7:06 now and a pdeveloping story in st. etersburg. pthe death of a 91-year-old man pone week after an incident on a sta bus. pshayla reaves is at the police pdepartment where they are plooking for anyone who can precall what happened, right? p>>reporter: you're right. pinvestigators want to speak with pany passengers who may have been pon the bus, if they've seen panything and just did not report pit. pthey're trying to piece together pthe events that unfolded on pmarch 4 and understand exactly pwhat led up to the death of p91-year-old henry gussea of plargo. pi want to take you back to this pscene. pthis was march 4 just after p10:00 in the morning. pinvestigators tell us that the pbus was approaching the pintersection of 62nd street and p72nd street and 22nd avenue pnorth in st. pete and pinvestigators say a pinellas psuncoast transit authority bus pappr

adam jones...and leon hall... wide receivers... mohammed sanu and marvin jones... and offensive tackle...andre smith ... team leaders have said they will attempt to re-sign certain players...and they will fill other holes through the draft... and with backup players... cloudy and breezy today. highs will be near 70. there is a chance for passing light showers, mainly west of i-75. the rain will ramp up for all areas as we approach midnight tonight. the day. sunshine returns on friday. on sunday with one hour less sleep as we spring >>> taking a look at the headlines. could the bagel or bowl of cereal increase your risk of cancer? new studies suggest those who eat a sugary, starchy diet may have a higher risk of developing lung cancer even if they don't smoke. researchers in houston compared the eating habits of 1,900 lung cancer payments with more than 2,000 people without cancer. those who ate foods that elevated a person's sugar level were 50% more likely to be in the link appears stronger among non-smokers. >>> a new survey finds many parents are not reading enough to their children. according to the