jonathan: adam bring it back to london.scussion about wages is something you spent a lot of time on at the peterson institute. magic wage growth not coming through. why should the bank of england be so concerned about adam: the labor market? -- about the labor market? adam: should we be concerned as they were three years ago? no. as i argue, it seems like they are working the case now, there is still a lot of slack there. you've got people that are underemployed. there's no competition for workers outside the city. it is not so much that the bank of england needs to be concerned. it has got to be concerned that the major items in any economy is wage market. the wage market is not showing signs of inflation. david: why is this? we are seeing this plunging unemployment rate, which the central banks said -- we slashed through those levels. no wage growth. adam: i think there's two answers. neither is satisfactory. one is, this is a long-term trend. even when times are good -- [indiscernible] that was true in the mid to thousan

adam schiff: it's a pleasure. host: let me introduce our two reporters who will be asking the questions this week. chris strohm is with bloomberg news, he is a national security reporter. and josh gerstein, politico's chief investigator, working on a lot of these issues. josh, you are first. josh gerstein: congressman thank you for being here. i wanted to start out by talking about the attack on tunisia on the tourists visiting the museum there. what does that tell us, the fact that about 20 people were killed there, now isil is claiming responsibility. do you think that they actually are responsible and have we accurately estimated a threat that they pose and how badly they have spread out across the region? adam schiff: it is too early for me to say definitively whether that claim is accurate. but they are an enormous threat, they are perforating more countries around the world. they are pointing their flag, in some cases it is local groups that want to associate with them because they are the hot terrorist grou

adam joins us from the newsroom. what do you have for us? adam: zero. that is the amount of things people were able to bring into the apple labs. that is where developers went to test the new watch. rooms are cut off from the internet and you can't bring any outside paper or phones or anything like that. it sort of gives you a sense of apple trying to bring in developers so that when they released this thing there will be apps waiting for customers. cory johnson: so when you walk in do they search you? are there metal detectors? adam: i have no idea. there probably would be for you. worry johnson: there should be for me -- >> cory johnson, there should: there should be for me because i would be like a kid in the willy wonka

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but let's start with adam joseph. adam, the next 24 hours going to bring another wintry mix. >> yeah, we have about 72 hours in total that we're going to deal with a system that will stall over our region but we got to take this day by day. otherwise it's going to get very confusing. we start with double scan live radar showing the advisories and winter storm watches that encompass not only the tennessee valley, the ohio valley, parts of the midatlantic and also parts of southern new england so this system will be marching in from the west and the south and that system to the west will start to really converge here tomorrow afternoon. so the morning commute tomorrow no issues to be had. but by two, 3, 4 o'clock you can see as that warm front approaches we're going to break out first in the form of snow across the region. then you can see that blue which will be another area of sleet and freezing rain before it eventually lips over to rain tomorrow night. so here's the concern and what to expect tomorrow. up through ab

adam is here with the friday night forecast.stay indoors maybe take your colleagues to a nice restaurant for dinner or something like that. >> oh really? are you trying to say something? i'll find a perfect spot if you pay. i know some really good spots. >> you order what you want i'll be there to pick up the tab. >> he'll sneak out the back door saying he has to use the restroom. as we look at the action camwhat which was in camden new jersey at columbia lake a beautiful shot here. number one we've got no snow on the ground so that's a positive but then you look at the branches of the trees and they have yet to pop with any color. everything very delayed this spring season. double scan live radar we're dealing with the clouds that continue to hang tough across the entire area and even showers at the shore continue but they're beginning to break up sea isle city down to cape may you can see kind of a void developing on double scan live radar but a solid area of green with the light showers from atlantic city right to surf city a

meteorologist adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> meteorologist adam josephh the accuweather forecast rain gets out here soon enough. >> i have some issues with mother nature, beyond the winter snow with how it looks rain and fog and this commute. >> a leather couch over here. >> we need a session. i like your idea here, as we take a look. what is beautiful here is earlier from hammonton new jersey, from the lens of the action cam, you can see the rain drops hitting the particular pond and the beautiful shot and fairly soon we start to pop the trees with color, double scan live radar here is the issue from the shore the lehigh valley and the poconos and the city and all points to the west as a steady rain has arrived and this will turn heavier as we go through the evening and overnight hours the good side of this temperatures are warm and we help to melt the snow 54 in philadelphia and 52 in millville and 55's in dover and allentown. and even the poconos it's rain at 43 degrees, you can see the surge it pulled in the warmer air as we almost hit 60 in philadel

the always-crazy adam carolla is here. adam and i used to do a show together called "the man show."de a movie about a standup comic, he plays the standup comic, who used to have a popular show on cable called "the bro show". that ended and his partner from "the bro show" went on to host a talk show and as you'll see in the movie become a real jerk. adam insists that is not based on me. he used my set to shoot it. we'll get into that. then later, their album comes out next month, it's called "jekyll and hyde." these guys are great. zac brown band from the at&t stage. tomorrow night, tom arnold will be here. maisie williams from "game of thrones." we'll have music from saint motel. and later this week, matthew perry, zooey deschanel, john cena, from "scandal" guillermo diaz, with music from for king and country and charlie wilson too. so please join us for all those. our first guest tonight, i'm pretty sure you know her parents. she grew up before our eyes and is now a mom with a ph.d. and a campaign aimed at young people called "serve a year." please welcome the 48th president of the

um, there's coffee. >> adam: oh, great. thank you. sounds good. i hope, uh -- i hope sage and i being here isn't an imposition. >> chelsea: not at all. >> adam: no? get you a refill? >> chelsea: um...i-i can get it myself. >> adam: chelsea, have i -- have i done something to offend you? >> chelsea: no. no. it's just -- >> adam: well, obviously something's wrong, though, right? what is it? >> chelsea: i'm just worried that you may have given sage the

. >> outside we go to meteorologist adam joseph on the first monday of spring. how are we looking out there adam. >> doesn't feel like spring i'll tell you that much but when you look outside it's absolutely beautiful. full sunshine but those temperatures the last two days have been struggling. as we look at philadelphia yesterday that high temperature just 47 degrees. today only 41 so far when our normal is 55 degrees, so even with full sunshine and temperatures stuck in the 40's you know it is really impressive that this winter chill continues to linger. in fact, we still have a wind out of the north so it doesn't feel like 41 in philadelphia. it feels like 34 degrees. it feels below freezing for allentown, a the freezing in trenton, wildwood even 31, wilmington 36 and dover right now feeling like 37 degrees. so, as we look ahead to that accuweather forecast, there will be a brief warmup in the middle of the week but it comes with a lot of clouds and quite a bit of rain. we'll talk about the timing of that rain and more spring chill coming in. that winter feel

adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hey. these are good.ing us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. >>> all right adam joseph you said you would say the s word and you don't want to get fired -- >> or do i? i love my job just kidding. >> spring and snow, it doesn't go together. daggers in their eyes right now, sky 6 hd is live at the center city skyline, lets talk about the beautiful weather first the camera is bouncing around and clouds moving in after a decent amount of sun and the clouds will eventually give way to windchills overnight tonight as the clouds move out and the winter winds move in. double scan live radar the clouds look threatening at times this afternoon, there is no real moisture in them. they are not looking at showers on double scan radar 68 degrees was the high at noon, the low 44 degrees, normal low 35 and the records 10 and 86 degrees, right now 60 in

get all this have winter gear ready. >> i didn't put it away yet thank you adam. before you head out check 6abc.com/weather can you find live storm tracker 6 radar. >>> the copilot at the controls of germanwings flight that went down in the alps, crashed that plane on purpose. that is the word from investigators today who say they are trying to figure out why he did it. marcy gonzales has the latest on the tragedy. >> reporter: in the chilling final moments when germanwings 9525 slammed into the alps, the voice recorder picked up the screams of passengers and the pilot pounding on the cockpit door locked out intentionally by the copilot as he locked him out and brought the plane into a 10 minute long deadly decent. >> the willingness to destroy the aircraft -- >> the cockpit voice recorder revealed that the flight started out normally once at cruising altitude, he asked the copilot to take control presumably to use the restroom when he tried to return the 28-year-old copilot did not respond and he kept the door locked. he is heard breathing normally until the mome

the senior adams, throwing down the one-handed slam. seton hall clearing out for adams there. he came out of the game right after that play. more on him in just a bit. later on in the first half jebral another senior for the jolla s attack the basket there. he led all scorers with 19 points. second half more from georgetown. l.g. somehow gets that one to fall. georgetown goes up by 13. devo smith suffered a lower body injury. guys like him picked up the slack and knocks down the three. jolla s go on for win on senior day. 76-67. after the game tyler adams spoke about his emotional day. >> in the first after i came out of the game i didn't really have the same intensity that i usually have like getting on to the guys because it felt good. especially with it being the last home game and getting an opportunity on these warm-ups and see how it really feels. >> senior day at the smiths there also. john the only sore the colonial's roster. we'll pick this up in the first half. gw gets the board. they're pushing it up the court. paul juergen son to kevin larson for the slam. watch th

adam thanks very much. >>> we've got some breaking news with some traffic implications.over had yourly and ontario streets in the kensington section of philadelphia and what you see there is a philadelphia school bus stuck in a sinkhole. now, apparently no students were injured. we don't have confirmation as to whether kids were even on board the bus when it hit that sizable hole but we can tell you no kids were injured. going to take a little while to get that bus out of there. going to take a rather sizable tow truck to lift it out but again, a pretty big sinkhole at hurley and ontario and that philadelphia school bus stuck in it this afternoon. >> and coming up at 4:30 a local woman makes an appearance on jeopardy. but it's not what she did it's other contestants who had the internet buzz dag. >> but up next he's bringing a superhero to life in a real world. how robert downey jr. made a special appearance as iron man all to give a child an amazing gift. >> a new study shows that sir mix a lot baby got back applies to mom then her baby's got brains. new research linkin

. >> looking forward to it adam. thanks very much. >>> breaking right now two people were badly hurt after a crash on the atlantic city expressway. this is viewer video sent to us. police say a car lost control here flipped over and caught fire. it happened in the westbound lanes in hamilton. a medical helicopter could not get to them because of all that snow. we are not sure if this accident was weather related but stay state police say they've seen more than a hundred that were weather related today. remember when you see breaking news be sure to e-mail pictures and video to join the action at 6abc.com. as we mentioned the heaviest snow is north and west of the city right now. "action news" reporter john rawlins continues our team coverage with a live look at conditions in allentown. looks kind of messy there todd. >> reporter: hi, brian. well, we have not seen rain, we have not seen sleet it has been all snow all the time since we've been here. we got here about 11 o'clock this morning. it is certainly accumulatin

lets go outside to meteorologist adam joseph. he has a first look at the forecast and your winter jacket back on. >> it feels 20 to 30 degrees colder despite the sunshine winter is saying i'm not done with all of you just yet. we look at the numbers in the northeast 44 in philadelphia and 24 in syracuse and in the teens in northern parts of new england factor in the wind, with speeds of 30 to 40 miles per hour today if feels like 45 in wilmington and below zero in northern maine right now. double scan live radar shows low pressure in dallas taking moisture from the gulf of mexico and spreading it to the tennessee valley and now close to the ohio valley this is what will pivot to the north and east and a developed low to the east on friday that is our opportunity to watch the storm bring a swath of snow you can see as it links up with cold air and it comes in with the tail end of the rush friday morning, most of friday we see snow and rain and winter will have a good-bye party for us here at the end of the week. we'll talk about h

adam joseph is standing by with the very latest. have an umbrella i can borrow adam? >> no, i don't share those kinds of things just kidding. the rain is lifting to the north and east. we are looking at the numbers in our region. only 45 in philadelphia, the fourth day in a row we are stuck in the 40s, 42 in wilmington and 44 in millville and only upper 30s for reading as well as allentown, but forget the 40s, the 50s and the 60s, we could hit 70 degrees tomorrow for one day and that is a sign that spring should be just around the corner. opening day 12 days from now also mothers day, 46 days and something else we look forward to memorial day, just 57 days away before we start to hit the shore points. the warm front continues to lift away and as we look to the south and west we see the warm front continues to drape itself in the nation's heartland from oak city to arkansas and southern missouri, with severe weather possible and low pressure is possible and you can see the thunderstorms flaring up there in parts of missouri and severe weather threats in the nation's he

adam, if you can hear me there, i know it's chaotic. can you tell me where you are and what they can see? >> i'm on the corner of 9th street and first avenue. i was just briefed by one of the chiefs here it is still an active fire. there are two buildings that are active. they are responding. 50 units have responded so far. 200 firefighters on the scene. i'm told these are old tenant buildings. partially levelled as part of the explosion. currently a fire in two of the buildings. as you know, this comes about a year after the explosion in

but not adam smith. it's now nearly three years and he's still unemployed.n and the wisdom of buddha. >> i am not a buddhist. i just found that to be really helpful. >> reporter: he also sent us this video of him and his kids dancing to the song "shake it off." ah, the wisdom of taylor swift. ♪ shake it off shake it off ♪ >> reporter: how long are you going to be made to pay for a mistake? >> i don't know. i do know that when you watch it for the first time -- i don't know how you live with yourself and work here. -- it feels like it just happened. >> reporter: it's always going to be there. >> you can't take it down. >>> next, supervisor hell. >> you put me on hold and never came back! >> when occupational hazards returns. here at friskies, cats are in charge of approving every new recipe. because it's cats who know best what cats like to eat. up today, new friskies 7. we're trying seven cat-favorite flavors all in one dish. now for the moment of truth. yep, looks like it's time to share what our cats love, with your cats. new friskies 7. for cats. by cats.

was there an argument or a fight or was adam randomly attacked?never saw the attackers but did see adam being treated by paramedics. investigators say adam is so badly hurt he hasn't been able to remember what happened. the only clue was a barely legible text he sent on the way to the hospital. >> he text his girlfriend some blurred message something about memorial and he got jumped and then she found that out. he went to the emergency room. >> reporter: police in adam martin's family believe there are witnesses out there. they hope someone will come forward and help solve the case. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> witnesses say they saw two cars drive away from the scene. a red mercedes and a dark sedan. >>> a college student wrestled to the ground, covered in blood handcuffed. did police go too far? you be the judge. >> i'm shocked that my face was slammed in to the brick pavement. >> reporter: johnson's attorney read a statement while the university of virginia junior remains silent. his head scarred from his bloody arrest yesterday by alcohol beverage

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the meteorologist adam joseph in for melissa tonight. adam improvement today. will it last? >> will it last? no unfortunately that is the answer to that question straight up. but let's talk about the beautiful weather today and big changes from yesterday. the last day of winter we had that snow yesterday and a high of just 34 degrees. today, first full day of spring 52 degrees 18-degree jump in temperature from yesterday have afternoon, to today, but that is also going to change as we get into your sunday. but as of right now 52 in lancaster. fifty-two philadelphia notice mid 50's down to the south with many areas hitting 55 this afternoon. to the north of that line allentown, trenton and reading in the upper 40's with the poconos right now at 40 degrees even. we have a cold front off to the the north and you can see it spreading spotty showers just to the north of i80 and this front will be swinging through during the evening hours tonight, most of the energy stays in new england with those showers but if you are heading outside on the

msnbc's adam reiss. what can you tell us now?ill trying to battle the blaze. again, there are three ladders up. there's heavy smoke continuing to billow up into the skies. with me now i have artur, he is an eyewitness. now other witnesses told police they smelled a strong odor of gas prior to the explosion. artur didn't smell the gas, but he felt the explosion, tell the viewers what you heard and what you saw when you go to the the scene what you saw. >> yeah sure. actually i was inside the restaurant and i heard this was found. and i thought actually maybe a car crashed into the building. so i just came out and i saw this street the place was there. and actually i ran to that spot to see what's going on there. and i saw the whole store front came out of the street and they moved all of the whole block around. and i saw a couple of people laying on the street and like three of the people were injured haefly. blood all over their body and they're just on the sidewalk. and i was trying to take a tickture and videos. and within like

oh yeah, adam's with us. adam, can the stock market go up with a rising dollar?by the way, that's a hemingway, not a metallica reference, just in case you're confused. look, we've done a lot of work with this over the last several months, so it's not a new topic. and the answer to your question is yes, the market can go up. on average, historically the market went down about 1% for every 6% to 7% move at dollar strength. so there's times where it went down, times where it wept up. the reason it sometimes goes up is because often it's like today, where the u.s. economy looks relatively better than other parts of the world, so you get multiple expansion on the market. at the same time, the dollar strengthens. it's not really that crazy when you think about it. >> so it's interesting, let's say the market can go up. we believe adam's thesis about what's going to happen for the stock market. i like this goldman note today. no offense, adam. they say why investors should own firms with high domestic revenues. they take sector by sector and name names about the ones th

alicia. >> adam thank you. we're talking baseball here in just one week it's opening day for the phillies. but for fans heading into citizens bank park, this year is the game is going to look and feel a little bit different. that's because metal detectors are now up and running starting this friday everyone who enters the ballpark at any gate will have to pass through one. since boston marathon bombing major league baseball officials say they started the process of increasing security measures. the phillies ran a pilot program at the end of last season which they say helped streamline the screening process. >> we learned that you don't have to take out everything out of your pockets like at the airport. you don't is to take off your belts and shoes. only large items cell phone camera keys are what we are asking our fans to take out of their pockets. >> it's unfortunate that it's come down to this but yeah you need it in today's society and i think it will help make fans coming into the ball parks not only here

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i'm going to talk at adam smith.dam something i is probably the second best thing to come out of scotland. the first isn't golf. but you may know about his famous book which is the wealth of nations. you may know that he was a free trader. and you may have heard of the invisible hand. what i want to talk about tonight is smith's other book called theaterry of moral sentiments. maybe the greatest self-help book you have never read. what i try to do in my book, how adam displaying can change your life, is give you a window into smith's insight into psychology, philosophy economics, and apply them to modern life. and want to give you an idea what adam smith can teach us about ourselves and the world around us. i want to start with a story. i was in london last week i think last week, it's been this year for sure. and it was kind of a whirlwinds trip. never been in london before. and i gave a talk at a place called the royal society of arts. the royal society of artser is very old. used to be called something like the ro

cecily tynan and adam joseph continue to watch the storm for us and they have the latest when the snow will arrive and how much we'll get. cecily lets start with you. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it's not a pleasant day, rain falling generally south of philadelphia and it's just rain and not freezing on contact, temperatures generally in the 40s, 42 in philadelphia and 40 in millville and allentown 39 and wildwood 46 and wilmington 42 degrees. the evening commute tonight a lot better than last night. we are dealing with light rain and a few areas of fog and the main concern is reduction of visibility. by 6:00, 41 and even by 7:00 it's 40 degrees, no concerns for the evening commute for frozen precipitation but if you look at a wider view, it's 42 in philadelphia but you can see there is cold air waiting in the wings, chicago it's 20 bismark, north dakota it's 6 and 24 in st. louis and 80 in new orleans that is the boundary layer fighting with the cold air to the north and the warm air to the south that is coming with moisture typically we get an arctic front move through

and adam shapiro and panel. i have to let you know.he president is speaking at birmingham, alabama. maybe we can take a side panel. going through one of these long introductions. he's still involved in the introductions right now. as soon as he talks about today's news events, we may cut to that. adam shapiro, what about the market? what is going on today? is it all about the mideast? >> today is all about the mideast. tomorrow it will be about something other. because investors are just nervous. we've had a good run. 5-plus years. whether it's 10% or 20%, people are looking for a correction. people feel good times can't last forever. >> sabrina, we have this situation where saudi arabia, i mean, the center, the mother lode of oil in the world is taking aim at some of iranians proxies down in yemen. if the iranians get ticked off about that, they may do something to saudi arabia. that could change everything. >> right. and there's reason to be concerned about any of this strife, david. 4 million barrels of oil passes through that area

adam tuss is live in rockville for us. adam, what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning.zen landscape out here this morning. let give you an idea just how much snow actually fell. take a look at this snow bank that we are on right now. and this is all the snow being pushed up. because there was so much water with this storm, all of it has frozen again. so take a look at the parking lots. they are sheets of ice. this tractor trailer over here this poor guy has been spinning his wheels. he's not even on a big incline right there, but he is stuck. and it will take quite the super wrecker to come and get him out of there. he can't even move. we'll go talk to him in a second see what happened over there. but that's the kind of situation that you will be dealing with as you head out, not just on the roads. a lot of the roads are slick, but it's these parking lots sidewalks, anything that was wet has frozen again. and there is plenty of black ice out here. give yourself plenty of extra time to clear your car and get where y be safe. back to you. >> adam tuss be careful getting d

adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather forecast coming up next. >>> now to meteorologist, adam joseph, it's a snowfall that most people are home and you look out the windows and it's a beautiful site. it's the heavy wet snow, it pastes itself on to everything, droops the trees especially if you have the bamboo great for sledding and snowball making. we are looking at the positives if you are sick of seeing the snowfall it's ending quickly to the north and west and snowing heavily to the south and east. notice the back edge quickly moving in from lancaster and reading and 20 minutes ago it's snowing and starting to end through central chester and buck county and montgomery county and starting to clear it up west on 422, and still light snow in philadelphia but it won't last long there you see brighter whites with steadier snow and the bands of extremely heavy snow that passed over cape may county, we'll watch the snowfall rates decrease across 47 and the garden state parkway will be the last to see the snow end. pictures on social media talking to you on social media this is erin her m

david: adam?new york city, saw the explosion yesterday but the story locally getting headlines was the firefighter who actually climbed up an escape, one of the outdoor escapes to save somebody who is trapped and couldn't get down. david: and can't forget the 133 who died in one day on 2001. jared who is your winne >> valero did a great job capturing low oil, higher fuel prices. they returned about 10% plus to investoirs and think they'll continue to climb. refiners are looking good. david: my winner is anybody who held stock in heinz, up over 40%. let's go to the losers, jared, who is your loser of the week? >> based upon what we know, my loser has to be the copilot of the germanwings flight that went down. we put our faith and trust in policy, and thousands do such great things for us, and this gentleman betrayed the trust and took the lives of 149 people, and for that, he's my loser. david: not to mention his own soul. adam, who's your loseer? >> american foreign policy. this deal you are talki

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adam joseph is tracking it all. >> reporter: as we take a look at temperatures in the mid-atlantic low pressure is in western parts of pennsylvania north of that low it's winter like, in the 30s in buffalo and binghamton and new york city, if you take a drive from new york city south a few hours to richmond you go from winter to summer, a 35 degree distance in a short amount of space as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan, we are dealing with rain showers across our area but you live just to the north and it does turn into snow, we have the colder air just to the north of the lehigh valley and the poconos and scranton it is snowing but not enough cold air to drain in from the north to give us the form of snow so it stays as rain. winter weather advisories for carbon and monroe county, 1 to 4 inches of snow, and the rest of us it's a period of light rain through the 10:00 hour. at the very end there could by wet snowflakes mixing in in far northern bucks and montgomery county. but it won't accumulate and ends by 10:00 and clearing after midnight and temperatures drop below freezi

washington, hamilton, madison, adams. jefferson, and adams. maybe not all of the papers of five. each of them has been. some of the madison ones are not of the. most of them are up. you can just peruse them. founders.org -- founders online.org. i did a lot of research in my bathrobe working at home. going through founders online. one of the things i did was read all of madison papers, about 25,000 writings and letters. most of them i could read just online. it is a tremendous resource. brian lamb: what separates your book from all of the others written about james madison? what kind of an angle did you go to make a difference? david stewart: what i was trying to do was to show him in the web of people of his time. in particular, to highlight is ability -- his ability to form partnerships. these are very difficult people. hamilton and monroe where military guys. he is able to form partnerships and plays a different role at each. he is the consummate aid with washington. with hamilton, he is a peer. with monroe, he's a bit of an older brother. he adapted with each person and can do

two months later adams is reinstated by the state supreme court. up for re-election in 2014, he declined our request for an interview or comment. >> hallie still struggles with her participation in the beating. >> i actually really did think about, you know, maybe it might just be better if i took my own life. i did consider that. i regret that i wasn't strong, and i regret that i didn't call the police. >> hillary says she still hopes someday to reconcile with her father but has no regrets about posting the video. >> a normal person would not hurt an animal like that. they wouldn't whip a puppy or anything. they wouldn't whip a cat that they find, so why would somebody do that to their own child? >>> coming up, flash floods strand a panicked pooch. >> the dog looked like he was getting very tired. he started struggling. >> his only chance, a daring airborne rescue. >> we really were the only option. >> when "caught on camera heroes and villains" continues. sal chas it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vag

nba commissioner adam silver later clarified that he's against a piecemeal state-by- state approach to legalization saying it ought to be a federal issue. but dennis drazin says, ask yourself this: who's got more of an incentive to fix games: the criminal groups that currently run illegal betting, or a regulated, monitored group like the racetrack like monmouth park? >> they would have to tell you if they're thinking squarely "we think there's more likely a chance of a game getting fixed or the mob getting to a player and giving 'iem money, than any involvement monmouth park could have. >> reporter: supporters of legalization point to a famous case in 1994 where the legal sport bookies in las vegas noticed something odd in the bets coming in for an arizona state basketball game, alerted the authorities, and uncovered a full-blown point shaving scheme underway. >> what you're seeing from the people who run gaming businesses to the commissioner of the nba is they understand that light is the best disinfectant. and so they think, if there are more people focusing on this, more people payi

adam shapiro has them. orcl. how did they do, adam. >> a miss on revenue.he street wanted 9.46 billion. earnings per share, 68 cents. adjusts earnings per share, in line with expectations, liz? liz: adam on oracle. this is widely-held stock. watching reaction, pretty much flat since the close. close to $42.87. the ask, 42.64. back to tom lieden. give us your sense what happens here. are you still feeling pretty bullish about equities? still a best place looking for better yield? >> absolutely. investors waiting for yellen's comments tomorrow, let's get back to the fundamentals. really the etf world, something we pay a lot of attention on, why not invest in companies that invest in themselves? there are three specific buyback etfs, power shares, ttfs, which is, the trim tabs float shrink and also cambria has shareholder yield. if you want to find stocks that are buying back their own shares, also increasing yield, rather than waiting to hear what yellen has to say, here are three etfs are i think are a great bang for their buck. david: tom, let me push back

william adams, admiralty lawyer. he's on the team because americans are known to favor legalistic arguments. lord gambier will look out for the british naval interests. they're not going to budge on this issue. the reason they can't is the minute they give up the idea of impressment what any british sailor does not want to be part of the navy, what are they going to do? desert to an american flag vessel. if you're great britain if you give up impressment, you just shot yourself in the foot. henry goulburn, is there to look after canada. still some very smart people. any questions so far? ok. what are the main issues they're going to tackle? we know the seizure of ships that was done. what is the number one issue? impressment. the u.s. will draw back immediately when negotiations began in august. in august, what is over? the polyphonic -- napoleonic wars. we no longer are negotiating with someone who's distracted. we are negotiating with someone whose military might is sitting there, ready to move. we will say ok, we

cecily tynan and adam joseph. >> and this storm system is coming in three ways, ice then rain and then snow. we have a lot of blue on the map and it's freezing rain and sleet pellets mixed in to the north. zooming in where you see the darker shades of blue, that is the heavier shades of rain, we have pretty good rain in chester and delaware county and chadds ford and media lighter and an area of heavier freedsing rain in trenton and right now the plain rain is to the south and we have to get the winds to pull in the warmer air before we get the change over to the plain range, winter weather advisory has it posted for our area until 1:00 in the morning for the freezing rain and we'll see a change over in philadelphia before 1:00 a.m. it will happen in two to three hours. right now the temperatures tell the story 21 degrees in philadelphia and allentown 26 wildwood has now moved up to 34 degrees, so they'll be seeing the change over to plain rain quickly. philadelphia and the i-95 metro area we are looking at up to .10 inch of ice, and it will be changing over to plain rain, liquid rain

i'm going to agree with adam on this. i think as long as this is a really mentally disturbed guy that did not show outward signs of it. >> that is rare. >> then i think it's rare and not going to happen here. nut jobs are going to do stuff. here is what i worry about with stuff like this, whether this is turns out this guy was a muslim extremist which i don't think he is. no evidence. and not only that, that it was ignored. that his extremism was ignored because of political correctness. >> there is a lot we don't know. >> as the guy in ft. hood. >> do you think the sell-off of airline stocks i think big macro, demand is very high. there is skittish reaction this week and maybe into next week. people want to fly. they want to travel. >> i was on a plane thursday. it's packed. no one canceled their flight. i will say though we keep talking about the -- >> did you look closely at the pilots? >> i did peek in there. i will call them out and look them right in the eye before every flight and make sure. sometimes these nut job

>> adam curry. >> adam green? >> adam curry. >> curry? why you got a toothbrush in your mouth?i was brushing my teeth at the same time. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> you know you're not supposed to have a toothbrush in the rec yard? >> sorry. >> well, you're going to need it to brush your teeth later. >> all right. >> take it to your cell. >> just a couple hours later curry would become both the perpetrator and the victim of hygiene-related assaults. >> we had a code blue, which is an inmate on inmate assault, in j-5. mr. curry and mr. goode got into a physical confrontation and so both of them were taken out of j-5. >> the fight between inmate chad goode and curry apparently began after curry felt a third inmate smelled bad, so he doused the inmate with a mixture of water, toothpaste, and soap. >> the young man is a little too young and too small to stand up to himself to a guy that big. >> i asked him about it. he didn't deny it. so i sent him out of the pod. and while he was in the sally port, he was standing there whipping his penis out and shaking it at the inmates. and then, i gue

well adam? >> reporter: so far, so good doreen. picture this -- you're sitting in your car stuck in traffic. all of a sudden the bus goes fly do you think the shoulder. is that fair? well some say get used to it. cruising by the traffic on the shoulder in a bus. sure why not? >> yeah i mean it sounds like a good option to get more people, you know -- less cars on the road and more people going faster in the other lane. >> reporter: and a chance to beat the traffic. if you had to sum up our traffic in a word what would it be? >> terrible. it's really really busy all the time. >> reporter: it's drivers like rebecca goldstein that could benefit from a program like this -- ditch the car and get on the bus. >> i think that it would be great if people could drive less. >> reporter: if this program along 66 is successful then some roads in d.c. and maryland could adopt similar programs. planners there already trying to figure out ways to get buses moving faster. this video from this morning compliments of eric marks with the potomac and r