without paco, alfred believes it could have been much worse.d pooch, who comes to the rescue, is nicknamed "paco the brave" and becomes a local celebrity. >> paco is really a hero. he saved my life. >>> coming up -- >> why are you screaming? >> because you always get me excited, chris. >> sparks fly when you play "hardball" with chris matthews. >> i can keep pulverizing until it's pretty clear they don't know what they're talking about. >> and then, men behaving badly. when "caught on camera: confrontation" continues. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ and mama loves you. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can fe

. >>> still to come, jeffrey hayes and alfred edmond on whether to trademark your brand. american express for travel and entertainment worldwide. just show them this - the american express card. don't leave home without it! and someday, i may even use it on the moon. it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha! so you can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safety and security are now available on apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. >>> this week's yourbizselfie comes from miss jenny herself, jenny fulton of miss jenny's pickles in north carolina. i have actually tasted those pickles and i have to say they are really really good. now we want to see your picture. so send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to us at msnbcyourbiz and #yourbizselfie. time to answer your business questions so let's get our board of directors in here to help us out. marketing expert and change agent jeffrey haisley, and alfred edmond is responsible for all aspects of the company's major franchises. so good to s

marketing expert and change agent jeffrey hazlett is the head of the hazlett group and alfred edmund is the senior vice president and chief content officer for black enterprise where he's responsible for all aspects of marketing for the company's major franchises. so good to see both of you guys. we have a marketing powerhouse panel today. >> a one-two punch right here. >> let's get to the first question. it's about landing a contract for business. >> as a certified woman-owned business i get a lot of rfps in the mail and i would love to submit and bid and win a contract for an rfp. i would love any help out there for requests for proposals on tips and tricks on how to actually get one of these contracts. >> i think this is a great question. you get something in the mail you get excited because you fit, but it's actually the pitch that's going to get you the work or not. >> it's not just the pitch, it's also getting to know the organization a bit better. a lot of rfps already have an insider and they're going out to make sure ther gety're getting the best deal from the person they ha

. >>> con 16 aÑos alfred es un ejemplo. >>> cuando yo tenÍa 10 aÑos estaba programando mi primer programaalgo que me gusta mucho. crear mi propia mÁquina. >>> para el superindependiente del distrito escolar miami tiene la capacidad de convertirse en capital tecnolÓgica como silicon valley. >>> al regresar en el "noticiero telemundo": estamos en la capital mexicana donde cada viaje pone a sudar♪] [berrido] [♪] [berrido] [♪] [♪] [rebuzno] [♪] >>trÁenos tu cuenta de verizon hoy y, en fin, entrÉganos tus telÉfonos viejos y cortaremos la tarifa de tu plan a la mitad. visita nuestra pÁgina web o una tienda sprint hoy. >>> vamos a mÉxico que tristemente se convirtiÓ en una etiqueta negativa el gobierno capitalino decidiÓ motivar a los pasajeros del metro. raÚl torres nos cuenta cÓmo. >>> una, dos, tres. parece fÁcil pero las piernas lo sienten. la mÁquina cuenta las que estÁn bien hechas. 6 sentadillas, se debe llegar a 10. >>> para mejorar la salud y prevenir muchas enfermedades. iniciÓ un programa para motivar a hacer ejercicios. recibe un aparato para contar sus pasos, y pronto aquÍ reciben u

let's go to alfred in michigan. alfred? >> caller: hey jim, how you doing? boo-yah from detroit michigan. >> detroit, not enough callers from detroit lately. what's up? >> caller: i've got my stocks here. pepsi, colgate intel, apple, and exxon mobil. am i diversified? >> all right. we've got this. this is a little bit easy here because pepsico, we think ingenuity is the greatest. colgate a massive beat. i have not talked enough about that technology company. really kind of looks like a couple package industry but it's almost all tech. we have tech. we have beverage. we have toothpaste consumer product. exxon, largest oil company. and intel. uh-oh, we've got intel and we have apple. that's no good. we don't trade apple, we own it. so we're going to have to get rid of intel and we're going to have to add -- yes, the good old favorite bristol myers. make that change tomorrow. you've got too much tech in that. that does worry me. all right, stick with cramer! anything? no. you? no. aflac! what are you guys looking for? claims! legend has it these hills are full

it's no wonder the city was alfred hitchcock's favorite. >> san francisco is the perfect city for anygreat catastrophe. >> yet despite all of the real and cinegraphas and chases, san francisco seems to survive. if this apartment building at haigh looks familiar, feature the water reservoir where tennis courts are now. the it isn't a great movie but it features great shots of the city from a half century ago. including this train turn around long before the drugstore turned into the gap and tourists lined up wearing jeans and backpacks. >> when we come back on a second look. a refrigerator possessed by the devil. who would make such a film. the story of director allen smithey. >>> welcome back to a second look. sometimes there's a great divide between inspiration and execution in movie making. sometimes that can lead to a specific name in a film's credit. bob shaw reported on the secret of allen smithey in 1986. >> you may not know his name but in one way or another we have all been his victims. his name is allen smithey and he's made some of the worse films ever to be seen in the cine

alfre woodard. who is great, plays the real president. >> she does. >> do you know if they watch the show or not? >> i should know. i'm too afraid to ask. they're like no we hate that show. >> do you think it's worth it? >> yes, ma'am. i do. >> please be sure to watch katherine in "state of affairs" monday nights on nbc. >>> new couple oemd couples and a "star wars" exclusive. all in this weekend's "extra." >> "extra" is in the star-studded "people" magazine eif s.a.g. awards. >> where beyonce partied with joe manganiello. >> we spied "how to get away with murder"'s voila davis hanging with maggie gyllenhaal. >> we want actors to have a good time. >> more candid shots of people out and about. this is how you kick off sundance. >> sundance is dope. >> at the kickoff party. david arquette keanu reefs and james marston and sophia vergara vergara's ex answering if he'll attend her wedding. >> i don't think so. >>> the jetdi and j.j. abrams star from "star wars." >> mark in hollywood for the screening of

may 8, 2009, alfred, new york. it's the end of the day at alfred almond central school and 15-year-old grace and 14-year-old chelsea are eager to head home. but today's trip on their school bus will be a ride they'll never forget. and it's all caught on the bus surveillance camera. >> you're banging into a frigging ditch. >> stop! stop! >> you can't go. stop! >> when i first got on the bus, the bus driver wasn't on the bus like usual. >> it took her about 20 minutes to get on the bus and she was escorted by another bus driver the bus driver asked her if she was all right and she repeatedly said yes, i'm fine. the bus driver got off. afterwards she started making comments being very inappropriate with us and stuff and we were like okay, something's weird. >> the kids on the bus don't know it yet, but their driver, 55-year-old martha thompson has a blood alcohol level of 0.15, almost twice the legal limit. >> the first time we really realized there was something wrong with the bus driver was when she just went straig

and knudsen says to his boss alfred sloan, he said, i'm an immigrant who came to these shores. everything that i have, i owe to america. my president called, i'm going to answer and deal with that situation. the problem he's going to face then is not just opposition from many of his fellow businessmen who hate the new deal just as much as roosevelt hates them and not just opposition from the isolationist congress, but also in labor unions. as i explain in this book here one of the major obstacles that knudsen faced throughout his effort to try to get this economy going and geared up towards wartime occupation were the resistance of the unions. they feared the shift to wartime production from civilian production would seriously damage the gains they had made in terms of union power, in terms of the union membership all through the '30s during the new deal, and they resist the effort to wartime production to a degree that lasts not just in the prewar period up until pearl harbor, that goes on afterwards and extends out beyond that as well. it's one of the shocking stories of this

bay head coach john gruden is working with cousins right now and he's working with josh friedman alfred morris. let the rumors begin. former basketball coach terry truex has died after suffering a stroke. he coached in dematha with wooten. he was 70 years old. he took towson to the ncaas. >> what's the latest for us? what should we be waiting for? >> after an icy patches tonight and tomorrow take a look at the temperatures when you wake up. they'll be in the teens. 15 in frederick. 17 in the city. 14 at washington dulles and through the day tomorrow a little sunshine and then another potent cold front late afternoon and evening. partly sunny skies will become cloudy and wind up with snow showers. could be heavy snow showers. could impact the tail end of the rush hour tomorrow. steve rudin will have more information on the timing of that front of the squall when he joins you tonight here at 11:00. >> word news tonight with david muir coming up next. join us again at 11:00. we leave you with some scenes from massive snowball fight this afternoon at meridian hill park in northwest d.c. loo

soon after graduating from alfred university, he rose up the ranks at some of wall street's biggest firms, chase manhattan and metlife, where he became ceo. it was in 2009, three years after he retired from metlife, that he took on his biggest job yet -- turning around the ship at aig. it was in croatia that benmosche accepted the job that would turn him into a key player in the financial crisis, and, at times, one of its most hated characters. during a boat ride along the adriatic coast, benmosche, now retired, explained how he fell in love with the country years ago when visiting with a colleague. >> we came here in 1987 with about 250 people and 125 producers. >> this is the reward. >> their reward. they all thought it was a joke. they came here and said that this is unbelievable. i decided, in 2000, after the war with serbia, i would see if i could buy a vineyard. >> in 2006, he did just that. he bought two plots of land. today, the 12 acres bear fruit and olives. it was harvest season when we went, and he invited me to tag along as he checked the grapes with his staff. >> it looks li

. >> alfred has some skills there. >>> the bay area is saying farewell to candlestick park. >> we're bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day? get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> coming up new at 6:00 authorities call it a case of corporate espionage. >>> and fit bit michael finney looks into why the activity trackers are still causing a terrible rash. it's all coming up in half an hour at 6:00. >>> demolition of candlestick park expected to wrap up in three months. >> before the stick is history, we wanted to take a look as most sports fans have never seen it. >> take a look candlestick as seen by a drone. >> this video was taken a few days ago. a lot of memories for many of us. this spot will get a new life as a mixed residential/commercial space. >> a lot of cold memories too. >> world news tonight with david muir is coming up. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll get back to you in just a

the alfred street back test church is offering ashes to go at the your car from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.. then again from noon until 1:00. and 6:00 to 7:00 tonight. >>> new speed and red light cameras are up and running in the district. we'll tell you how to find out where they are. >>> plus we'll somewhere tuesday you to introduce you to the best in show. >>> and take a look outside p. it's a frigid start. tom is back with a look>>> welcome back. today the national came these draw cathedral will give us a special look at their repairs. crews say they have now fixed everything inside. download the washington app with the picture there is. the cathedral was damaged in also earthquake four years ago. we're told it will cost $32 million to restore everything to the way it was. stunning building. >>> you you may be caught on camera if you don't slow down if in the district. there are nine new speed cameras, rather cameras of some sort where you may get a ticket for speeding or ignoring a stoplight. among them, seven speed cameras and two that will snap photos of drivers blowing

jeanette reyes is live outside of alfred baptist church in alexandria where parishioners can get those ashes curbside. >> that's right. you know this day and age things are so busy and hectic. this church is doing something a little different. i'm in alexandria near duke street. as you mentioned, they have ashes to go an event under way right now. take a look here. cars just drive up and do what they have to do here on ash wednesday. this is the second time they've had this event today. first was at 6:00 in the morning and the pastor tells me cars were lined up ready to go. this is, of course, for ash wednesday and the observance of lent. not only is the practice usually inside of this church, that's what we're used to seeing but it's also typically associated with the roman catholic church. pastor howard john leslie that started here in 2008 says when he first presented the idea, leaders of the church thought it was a little unusual but it's become a great success since then. take a listen. >> you have people that happened to be driving by? >> they'll drive by they'll stop and see us

after dinner, the gas marched to and alfred better -- amphitheater where there was a special entertainmenteaturing a transparent female figure as large as life representing america. the explanation goes on to probably itemize of the symbolic bonus that you see here. clearly, the designer of the transparency as well as the print. we're lucky to have a lasting version of his affection of the grand celebratory spectacle. don't miss the cornucopia after the bottom with the eagle. a much more common and more successful implication of the prosperity of the new nation than the multi-breasted figure of "nature." i want to linger long. a visual ode to washington's virtue. later the commemoration of washington was designed shortly after washington's death and for his advertised in 1800. in addition to father time, you will recognize the familiar helmet sort of the time as well to eagle shield, the morning figure. in addition to the classical christian of references covered short of the side of the two are the medals of the order of freemasons. this was reissued of the years and copied for liverpool

faze no wonder the city was alfred hitchcock's favorite. >> san francisco is the perfect setting for any great catastrophe. yet despite all of the real an cinematic craziness, san francisco survives, though as most people would imagine, in a somewhat altered state. in the 1948 crime drama "race street." bookie george raft drives on to california street from what is now the courtyard of the spanford court hotel and the view at the end of california is now almost obliterated by buildings. if this apartment building at hyde and greenwich looks familiar and the tennises are located now. it's $1947 "dark passage." and features some great shots of the city from half a century ago, including this view of the car turnaround long before tourisms lined up. bob shah for segment 2. >>> great to see san francisco there on big-screen. we pulled san francisco in the movies from our archives for our sunday night show, second look. tomorrow night's show is i look at celebrities right after the 10:00 news at 11:00. >> a lot of great nostalgs. >>plus on a day that is supposed to be dedicated to love, a

host: here is alfred. alfred is from fort worth, texas. democrats line. hi. caller: yes, sir.yndon baines is my favorite -- no. it is barack obama. barack hussein obama. abraham lincoln was one of my favorites. after him is john f. kennedy. lyndon baines johnson. after that, william jefferson clinton. and now barack hussein obama. he is the smartest of all of those. plus, he is smarter than all the rest. he is smarter than all of them put together. host: why is he smarter? give me a specific about why. caller: because of all he has done. they give him a plate. when they gave him that plate it was full and running over. he has straightened it up and it is a gourmet meal. it is beautiful, what he has done. and they do not get off his back he has more gray hair than any president. it is beautiful what he has done. host: that is alfred and taxes. if you are just joining us it is presidents' day. we want to ask about your favorite president. not only for you to tell us but also why. if you want to call us, 202-748-8001, republicans. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-80

alfred morris wow, got to see beast mode. apparently marshawn lynch is just at the game so he won't get fined because i have no clue why he didn't get the ball. >> if i'm russell wilson there is no way i'm running that play that the coach called. mash tag beast mode. the patriots win. also a win for two local guys in the middle. tavon wilson patriots safety attending woodson in d.c. his grandma helped raise him. pretty cool gear she has. her grandson super bowl champ and kyle arrington went to high school in brandy wine. he had a message for his high school coach who jim handly caught up with today. >> reporter: anything to say to your high school coach? >> coach, of thether world. i don't know what else to say. other world. >> bring it back home. >> man, loving it man. >> we checked a little bit after the game. i congratulated him on a great game. he kept his promise and promised he would bring the ring back to the park and said he would bring it back to all of us to share with. >> give love to the people who got you there a

alfred baptist church offering ashes on the go until 7:00 at your car. and then again from noon until 1:00 and 6:00 until 7:00 tonight. >>> many of you are headed into work for the first time since monday and we're making sure you have a smooth commute. the potential slick spots we're finding out on the roads. >>> and you're also going to encounter temperatures in the single digits. relief may be a few hours away. when it will get above freezing with your hour by ho >>> also ahead, this fiery mess still causing some problems this morning. more than a day after a train derailed. the new developments overnight and what is? store >>> right now there are new questions about the safety of tanker railcars after a fiery derailment in west virginia. the 26 that derailed outside of charleston were supposed to be reinforced and safer, but the cars have thousand been involvew been involved in several derailments. a boil water advisory ends today since no traces of oil were found in the drinking water. >>> today you can weigh in on vre eatvr echlt vre vre's plan to

alfred prufrock" -- the story, it appears, the rambling thoughts of the middle-aged man. this is the impression that his left. the opening lines are somewhat famous. it begins -- we have little bits of it here. it begins, let us go then, you and i win the evening is spread out against the sky like a patient he theorized on the table. it goes on, i have seen the eternal footman hold my coat and snicker and in short, i was afraid. what i want to draw our attention to is how he keeps coming back to this theme. for instance when he writes -- if one settling the pillow by her head should say, that is not what i meant at all, that is not it at all. and a little later -- it is impossible to say just what i mean. and again, if one settling a pillow or throwing off a shawl and turning to the window should say, that is not it at all. that is not what i meant at all. so when you read this poem it reads somewhat as string of -- stream of consciousness. which is sort of fitting. it wasn't. he actually worked very hard on it, but nevertheless, you get that impression. but those scenes

jessica ewing entered an alfred plea, so she maintains her innocence but the state has enough to convict her. ewing was charged with strangling samantha last year. she was from vienna. ewing faces up to 20 years to life in prison. >>> miss have identified one of the suspects in an armored car robbery. sheriff's deputies say jared williams shown here is one of the two men who tried to rob an armored car yesterday afternoon in loudoun county. there was a shoot-out and one of the suspects was hit at least four time. the men escaped, but police caught up to them several miles away. >>> this morning we're hearing from local veterans about a new tax legislation backed by larry hogan. it would eliminate the state inco on their military pensions. >> the money that i pay in taxes i would be able to put additional money into educational fund for my grandchildren. >> hoe dwangan announced the plan yesterday during a gathering in greenbelt. the governor said tax relief would be phased in over four years. >>> philadelphia will be the site for the 2016 democratic national convention. party leaders ann

. >> this year we have alfred angelo, we have maggie, we have aria just beautiful gowns, some that areore he will bellished and splashes of color. we have lots of and >estries and jewelry. there is truly something for everyone. >> reporter: how did you get into the selling of bridal gowns. >> we started to get dough facials, and we should build upon this. and, boutiques. and just to manage it. bride are getting a great deal and goodwill, is making money. >> so bride, if you want to come this sat the day from 9:00a m to 9:00 p.m. what do they need to know. >> get there early if you want best selection, it is crazy. i can assure you that the first bride will be in line at 6:00a in m. get this early, come with someone for that important second opinion, have an opened mine alterations can be made. wear a body suit. there are only so many dressing rooms. and, you know, make it very enjoyable experience for bride. >> we will control how many people come into the room and just make it a fun day for everyone. >> reporter: so you said some bride will start lining up around 6:00 in the morning.

jessica ewing entered an alfred plea in court, that means she maintains her innocence but admits the state does have enough evidence to convict her. the case will go straight to sentencing. 1450es she's charged with strangling jessica you see here. >>> and this fire started about 7:00 last night at an auction and storage facility in warrington. these photos posted by twitter users show the flames. we're told the firefighters quickly got the flames under control, but temperatures caused water to freeze on the roads. >>> in the day ahead, matter land's comptroller will be lobbying for your kids to have a longer summer. he will be in annapolis and discuss the idea of having all maryland schools start after labor day. >>> he took off from a local pet store with a couple of animals that did not belong to him 37. new developments in this kitten caper. >>> and throw on as many layers as you can. we're tracking when the brutal winds will die down. plus making sure you don't end up stranded in this bitter cold weather. the things you need to do to keep your car running. >>> you're stepping ou

alfred street baptist church in alexandria offering ashes to go at your car from 6:00 to 7:00 this morning. then again from noon until 1:00 and 6:00 to 7:00 tonight. >>> we've learned that shenandoah schools are closed. >>> it suffered some of the most significant damage in the 2011 earthquake. today what we're expecti about the repair progress being made. >>> plus another case of measles confirmed in the district. >> and a lift look >>> in rockville, your trash collection will be a day late because of the snow. if your trash is normally collected today, it will be collected tomorrow and so forth. this will last until friday. >>> follow tom sher rootwood on twitter as he gets a special look inside the national cathedral. crews say they have fixed everything inside. you'll remember it was damaged in that earthquake four years ss ago. next most of the exterior will have to be fixed and we're told it could take as long as a place to visit. the inside of the building is open. you can pray. just stunning. >> nice to see what tom comes up with. >>> you see the washington monument there in the di

einsteinium, named for albert einstein, and nobelium, named for the man who established the nobel prize, alfred nobel. besides a symbol for the element's name, in this case helium, each box also contains some important numbers. notice the number below the he symbol. this is the atomic mass of the element, the total mass of the protons and neutrons. all helium nuclei contain two protons. however, the number of neutrons may vary. for example, there's a rare form of helium which has only one neutron in the nucleus. the two varieties of the same element are called isotopes. the atomic mass of an element is the weighted average of the masses of the isotopes in the naturally occurring element. the number over the symbol is the element's atomic number-- the number of protons in each nucleus. an atomic number is what determines an element's position in the table. the elements in the table are arranged in order of ascending atomic number as you go from left to right. here we have hydrogen, number 1, way over here, helium, number 2, then lithium, 3, beryllium, 4, boron, 5, and so on to neon, 10, back to

michelle lee alfred bennett george hanks jose olivera jim parrish, then to the courts of claims nancy firestone, thomas -- [inaudible] patricia mccarthy, jerry somers armando bonilla. >> mr. chairman? >> all those -- i'm sorry. >> i just don't want everyone to leave. i want to do a brief statement of personal privilege. >> would you please, would everybody give senator feinstein the courtesy of listening to her? all those in favor of the nominees just named signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> opposed, no. ayes appear to have it, do have can it. we do have over a quorum present, and the nominees are reported to the floor. and now senator feinstein. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'd like to just for a moment recognize my chief counsel neil equipmenter, who is leaving the senate to return to the private sector. he has served me and the people of california well for nearly half of my 22 years in the senate. serving as my chief counsel from '95-'99 and again since 2009. this between he served as an elected official in his own right, serving the maryland state legislature from 2003-20

we chose the alfred app for android. it's free. we set up a phone in areas around the newsroom. >> the apple alerts you there's motion in your house that's not authorized. >> you can watch it on your cell phone from work or elsewhere live. one of the neat things about using your old cell phone as a surveillance camera is not only do you have video but also audio so if you see burglars on your cell phone at home you can tell them to get out. >> the next call you make to law enforcement to respond. >> reporter: if police arrive too late you still have a recording of who burglarized your home peace of mind and the best part -- >> it is literally free. >>> i'm wendy rieger at the live desk. news4's jackie bensen is on her way to southeast d.c. right now. we have reports that a boy has been shot. police tell us the child is conscious and breathing, but we don't know his condition. shooting happened in denver street and nailer road about 4:00. as a result nailer road is closed at alabama avenue as they investigate. a live report from jac

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. >> we slice from it area bridal boutiques and manufacturers as well, we have alfred angelo, we have maggie, we have aria. >> reporter: over 200 brand new gowns will be on sale at a fraction on of their original price. >> many of original price tags you can see tags of $2,500 surplussed inventory, sample dresses that are used to try on in the salon and they can be past season. >> reporter: in sizes two to 30 plus. >> we have gently used gowns and they start at only $49. there are beautiful ones for those who wanting to green. >> reporter: with bride made flower girl and mother on have the bride dress's veilable too, perfectly price todd not break the bank. the sale runs all day tomorrow from 9:00a m to 9:00 p.m. but in the past line forms at 6:00 a.m. so earlier, the the better the selection. money raised go back in the goodwill job training program. they only have a handful of dressing room you may want to wear a body suit or swimsuit. >> yes. >> it will be crazy. >> there is in shame. >> 6:00 a.m. with these temperatures hey, bride will do anything to save some money. >> and that i

manager, new defensive coordinator joe berry and mentions shawn jackson, pro bowlers trent williams and alfredrris but no r.g. 3. everybody is making a big deal out of this. you could make the argument and i do that they mention the head coach, new coaches and the guys who were the stashes for the redskins last season. r.g. 3 was not. he was hurt. then he was benched. that's not what you want to sell. the wizards play in charlotte tonight trying to snap their four-game losing streak. they're struggling. this saturday when they host brooklyn monumental sports will have a brand new sideline reporter and he may be their new star. meet the newest face in washington sports media. his name, ryan bob. ryan is a member of the g-whiz kids club. he entered a contest to be a junior reporter for the monumentrk this saturday. when the wizards play the nets. he made a video with his father and won the grand prize. next thing he knew, he was interviewing his favorite player. john wall. >> what's it like being started in the all star game? it felt really good. i didn't feel nervous. only at the beginning. >>

it is done in seemingly one take, which has never been done very well in movies before, not since alfreditchcock. put it that way. he did a movie called "rope" and it was wonderful and people have said do a movie in one take and they are not good. and you have birdman and michael keaton shines in this movie, performances are spectacular. it is really hard to say who will win. >> let's go to the acting categories. any surprise we should look out for. >> what should people look for in the acting categories? >> the acting categories are something you can win an oscar pool on this year because based on the awards that everybody has already won it looks like solid choices already. i know who's going to win. i will tell you who's going to win. i'm going to sound that confident. >> okay. >> best actress is going to be eddie redmayne, "the theory of everything." he was so unbelievable as stephen hawking. his journey as an actor, i think, incredible. and he's been rewarded by nearly every single award show. similarly, best actress julianne moore for "still alice." it is a beautiful performance. a

. >> reporter: oscar turns on the story of his gay love affair with a young dancer name lord alfred douglass as bowsy portrayed by read, deplow, who dances only, does not sing. >> there is a whole other element, to what i have to say as an actor and a dancer for being on stage and not having to speak. >> reporter: for daniels the role is powerful permanently. >> i'm a openly gay man in love with a gay man on stage playing a gay man oscar wild. so this was i'm used to being in love with cleopatra but dialogue is getting better then it used to and people are feeling more comfortable with coming out, it is still horrible out there. the hate crimes. >> reporter: daniels says that is why oscar's message, need to be heard. opera philadelphia's oscar at the contacted my of music through february the 15th, for more, go to the arts in philly.org. pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> beautiful. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 we are following breaking health news. measles out break may have spread to our area we have details on the investigation underway in montgomery county.

with the founder, ceo, alfred mann having sat down and finally available with a description, how high do you see mankind going? >> i'm not a big mankind fan. with one i've been using is onco health and that's a much better stock, and even at $13, i think you can go higher. we already know what's wrong, it's already built in but there's plenty that can go right. on "mad money" tonight, the organic national food selection. the stock's batting off a strong quarter, but are these gains in danger of spoiling? i've got the ceo. it and started with a new take on the t-shirt. now under armour is gunning for the biggest player in sports apparel. don't miss my take on the company's ambitious battle plan. plus, an under the radar semi name that could make your phone charger a thing of the past. stick with cramer! >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to cnbcor give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something, head to madmoney@cnbc.com. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so

linebacker ryan kerrigan receiver deshawn jackson along with pro bowlers trent williams and alfred morris. >> who is missing from that list? >> ozzie 3? >> the face of the franchise was not included as a draw for redskins fans. >> i'm a little disappointed they left him out. but i understand like an open competition next year. so i guess we'll see what happens. but hopefully he wins it and hopefully leads to the playoffs. >> this is one of my favorite jerseys here. >> tony of temple hills, maryland is a frustrated premium member. so frustrated that he shredded his letter. but he tells us it wasn't because r.g. iii was left out. >> i'm not so upset about that really. you know, the guys that they mentioned in the letter are guys who have produced on the field. robert is a nice guy and seems to be a good guy and all of that. but the reality is win football games. >> we reached out to the redskins organization and received an official no comment on the omission. so there you have it. some die hard fans actually not too upset about it. but it looks like r.g.iii is actually going to have to wor

what's interesting is the spot is where prince alfred arrived in japan in 1869.e was the first-ever european royal to go to an official visit there. prince william traveling in his footsteps, then goes for tea in the traditional tea house. a ceremony presented boy master of ceremony. green tea. the palace saying it will likely be a lovely welcome to tokyo. they're trying to go there. billion relationships with the japanese. and then around that there will be some u.k. government-sponsored events where they try to billion up business ties between -- to build up business ties between the two countries. prince william will pursue his own interests, as well. these are complex affairs because prince william can't get involved in the politics of the country but wants to build bonds and ties and work on behalf of the british government at the same time. >> it is a delicate operation, isn't it? he will also go to fukushima and meet with people there, taste the food perhaps and the prime minister will be with him. >> reporter: exactly. there's some concern about this loca

more information at macfound.org >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: an arctic blast forecasters have dubbed the "siberian express" dipped all the way to florida's gulf coast today, demolishing cold temperature records along the way. from the midwest, to the deep south, the arctic blast brought dangerous, record-breaking cold to much of the u.s. today. 27 states are now under wind chill warnings or advisories more than 100 million americans shivering in a deep freeze. in chicago, the wind chill dipped to about 30 degrees below zero. the frigid temperatures led to transportation delays, and school cancellations. but there was no such luck for gabe wolter, in oak park, illinois, on his way to his fourth grade classroom >> i pu

. >> reporter: to be specific, a 1950 alfred hitchcock thriller titled "strangers on a train. " " inagree to commit a murder for the other. >> they swap murders. >> reporter: did capone and stone each agree to do in the other's wife? could that be? do you believe it? >> i think there was something to it because the -- >> yeah, i definitely think there was. >> reporter: mrs. stone is alive and well and among us. did you talk to her? >> she is. >> yes, we did. >> reporter: boy, what a table conversation, huh? >> we wanted -- >> the cops are telling me that you're trying to kill me? >> we wanted her to know that she was potentially in danger herself. >> reporter: you get some devastating news but you continued to share a house with him, huh? >> i did. i remember many times when i would question david and say something's not right. >> reporter: david stone was able to convince alisa that the cops had dreamed up the murder plot story as a way to put pressure on him to turn him against his friend. and putting pressure on that friend, charles capone, is what happened next. he'd been found i

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more information at macfound.org >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation.technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: european leaders laid claim today to a fragile peace in ukraine as a night of negotiations produced plans for yet another cease-fire. all through the night in this marble-floored convention hall in minsk, journalists and official entourages waited and waited. ( camera shutter clicks ) the leaders of france, germany, russia and ukraine went into the meeting wednesday and emerged 16 hours later declaring they had a deal. >> ( translated ): there is a glimmer of hope here, but concrete steps, of course, have to be taken, and we will still face major obstacles. on balance, i can say that what we have achieved gives significantly more hope than if we had achieved nothing. >> ifill:

he defines himself not just as a darwinian but also as a mohanian, named after alfred thayer mohan, who believed that great power countries in the world, real politik countries that mattered japan and britain in particular, knew how to take care of their shore lines their homeland security in today's parlance. that meaning roosevelt gets from reading mohan's influence of sea power power, that we've got to have a navy on both coasts, hence you get to the panama canal when he's president and his focusing on building that shortcut that we can protect ourself ourselves. you don't have to have the navy go all the way down south america and up. that we had that shortcut. incidentally, now as i speak to you, the panama canal's being doubled in size and has continued to be very important to america's navymay havenavy but also american shipping. but once he gets beyond being the scholar of the navy and hunting and all, of course he runs here in new york, becomes a legislator in albany. and he has that hair reing moment. he's a reformer. he wants to go after -- because of his honesty he wants to

more information at macfound.org >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation.rting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the new leftist government in greece vowed today it will not be blackmailed into giving up its anti-austerity stance. that came after the european central bank imposed new restrictions on lending to greek banks. meanwhile, the new greek finance minister met with his german counterpart in berlin. they discussed athens' demands to re-negotiate terms of its bailout, but they made little headway. >> ( translated ): greece belongs to the euro, but we don't really agree on what we have to do now, despite a very intense, open discussion. i should say now: we agree to disagre