that month, retired businessman allan ehrlich follows up on a tip to check i.m.a. out. >> i read all the paperwork, i called people for references, and everything checked. >> narrator: unfortunately, his million is the last money invested with i.m.a. in atlanta, everything is about to go down the drain. investors who want payments are getting the runaround. >> throughout the month of january, unfortunately, kirk gave me excuse after excuse of his business -- that it was year-end, they were putting together all their tax information, that the operations had a lot of ongoing activity. >> narrator: a key group of investors -- retired and current nfl players -- band together to demand their money. kirk wright stonewalls them. >> mr. wright told the players, "you'll get your money next month. oh, i've had a problem with the banks, it'll be the next month." and then finally in february, they realized they probably weren't gonna get their money. >> narrator: on february 17th, the players go to court. a judge quickly freezes i.m.a.'s assets. 10 days later, the securities a

demand careful thinker that there are plenty of others in interesting case here is the example of allan bloom the reception of his famous book a blockbuster book what is wrong with higher education? they're getting this pluralism and cultural lissome they're not getting great ideas or the challenges of those. and nietzsche is there all along. and he thinks so much what is wrong and they're tired of universal truth they're tired of authority and he says it is one thing to have a protest in the street so he is very critical. so why will hit the pause button. everybody talks about the book and people pick up on that. is so you would think he had a problem with nietzsche but he doesn't. he thought he was a genius. you wrote beautifully hand warningly. his problem was he thought he was in the intellectual culture that could not appreciate the genius. so what he is doing is such an interesting move. but it is those who are not up to the task. , is it someone that is critical per se although he has a reputation who will attend public failures and quite the opposite. and against and the impover

however, i do apologize to allan and richard's wives. sorry about that. ( applause ) while i'm at it, i'm sorry i set off the fire alarm bell. i just wanted millions of angels to get their wings. i apologize for drawing dots on all the cheese cubes and not letting anyone eat unless they ( laughter ) and finally, i'm sorry i blew out all the hanukkah candles and made a wish. but if it makes any difference, my wish was for peace in israel. whew, it f fls really good to get those out of the way. now i just need to get to work on my pre-new year's eve party apologies. phil in accounting, i'm sorry for calling you the new year baby and trying to breast feed you. we'll be right back. seriously. ( cheers and applause ) i'm sor sorry. ( cheers and applause ) with t-mobile and the incredible iphone 6s you can reach more people in more places than before. whether you're at home in ththbasement on the open road or pulling the late shift at work. you're more connected now because t-mobile doubled its lte coverage in the past year. and our extended r

allan. >> adam: it's been covered, rick. >> adam: chris carter is the next great quarterback perhaps in this rivalry. heisman trophy winner will be about 12 blocks from here. the finalists stopped by earlier for halftime. we asked how lucky they feel about tonight. >> rick: >> rick: what's your superstition? >> deshaun: i pray. i eat sour gummy worms. certain songs i listen to. >> rick: what's yours? >> i always pray before the games. ia a superstition before the northwestern game and we lost so i threw them out. not having superstition size my superstition. >> rick: hoyou about you? >> derrick: i get on my hands and pray to god. i wear these wristbands. there is a guy that came to visit us who had cancer in a wheelchair, his mom told me she wanted me to wear it every game and this guy had cancer too, so i wear this to honor them. of me as one of their heroes. >> adam: heavy comments while those guys were here. we had a great time talking to them on the set and off the set. who do you think strikes the pose tonight? >> rick: phenomenal young people. both of us agree they're terrific

allan. >> adam: it's b bn covered, rick. >> adam: chris carter is the next great quarterback perhaps in this rivalry. heisman trophy winner will be named a couple of hours from now about 12 blocks from here. the finalists stopped by earlier for halftime. we asked how lucky they feel about tonight. >> rick: >> rick: what's your superstition? >> deshaun: i pray. i eat sour mmy worms. certain songs i listen to. >> rick: what's yours? >> i always pray before the games. northwestern game and we lost so i threw themout. not having superstition size my superstition. >> rick: hoyou about you? >> derrick: i get on my hands and pray to god. i wear these wristbands. there is a guyhat came to visit us who had cancer in a wheelchair, his mom told me she wanted me to wear it every game and this guy had cancer too, so i wear this toonor them. it's a blessing that they think of me as one of their heroes. >> adam: heavy comments while those guys were here. we had a great time tking to them on the set and off the set. o do you think strikes the pose tonight? >> rick: phenomenal young people. both of u

allan. >> adam: it's been covered, rick. >> adam: chris carter is the next great quarterback perhapsheisman trophy winner will be named a couple of hours from now about 12 blocks from here. the finalists stopped by earlier for halftime. we asked how lucky they feel about tonight. >> rick: >> rick: what's your superstition? >> deshaun: i pray. i eat sour gummy worms. certain songs i listen to. >> rick: what's yours? >> i always pray before the games. ia a superstition before the northwestern game and we lost so i threw them out. not having superstition size my superstition. >> rick: hoyou about you? >> derrick: i get on my hands and pray to god. i wear these wristbands. there is a guy that came to visit us who had cancer in a wheelchair, his mom told me she wanted me to wear it every game and this guy had cancer too, so i wear this to honor them. 's a blessing that they think of me as one of their heroes. >> adam: heavy comments while those guys were here. we had a great time talking to them on the set and off the set. who do you think strikes the pose tonight? >> rick: phenomenal you

usually, platte county extension educator allan vyhnalek is urging tenants and landlords to talk at length about land values, cash rents and lease provisions. but - for the next week or so - vyhnalek is recommending that those talks be put on hold. he says if the topic comes up - try to schedule a time soon after the holidays to have the discussion . deborah: family friends and fellow firefighters came together to lay sioux city's first female fire fighter to rest. a funeral mass celebrating the life of jean-ne vakul-skas was held yesterday morning at saint joseph's catholic church in sioux city. she died at home on sunday. a sioux city firefighter for 22 years before retiring... friends and coworkers say vakul-skas was a hard working mother who cared passionately about her job and her family. jean-ne was a registered nurse...who also worked at the sioux city journal for some time. she retired from the fire department on her 55th birthday in 2007 deborah: ending up in the hospital can be frustrating and expensive... especially for patients with on- going heart problems. but, now a new tool

veteran allan left the lot and found housing.his lady with her four kids got xroovd improved for government housing. that's it for us. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. >> what, as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution? >> this goes to the heart of the argument. >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the context... and the reporting that allows you to make sense of your world. >> ali velshi on target. ♪ a trail of clues but no clear motive the california shooting investigation turning to the suspects' home after they found an arsenal inside. >> what you see and hear and smell, it was all of that and more. >>> unspeakable carnage the first officer on the scene of the shooting describes the nightmare he encountered. >>> an explosion at a crowded restauran

veteran allan left the lot and found housing.his lady with her four kids got xroovd improved for government housing. that's it for us. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target.

it's dropped in the 20s for millville, pottstown, reading and allan town. we'll see sunshine today. excuse me. temperatures will be -- getting all choked up. 10:00 this morning, 44 and 1:00 this afternoon, 53. and still climbing. i'll be back in ten minutes after i grab some coffee and katy can fill you in on your first alert traffic. >> you need some water. good monday morning. this is a live look at 95 at girard avenue. light traffic, picking up a little bit. we see that around 5:00. the drive time between woodhaven and the vine only about 13 minutes, the same headed northbound. we talked about drive times on 95, 76 specifically we're looking at eastbound, between the blue route and the vine heading into center city philadelphia about 12 minutes and the blue route between 76 and 95, that drive is only about 14 minutes. the one issue we're following in center city is construction. that has closed down the vine street expressway east and westbound between 76 and 95. that should lift in the next ten or 15 minutes. moving out into new jersey, this is a live look at route 38 and 70 alo

allan fisher, al jazeera, las vegas. >>> tune in to the news hour in about 35 minutes time. aljazeera.com for all of the headlines. aljazeera.com. ♪ >> this is a special edition of al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm del walters. >> i'm patricia sabga. more than 1,000 schools are closed after what officials say was an electronic bomb threat. >> the second largest that district has 700,000 students and more than 900 schools and 187 charter schools. >> directs superintendent ramÓn cortinez called the threat rare, and he said all campus also be searched until they are deemed safe. >> i think it is important that i take the precaution based on what has happened recently and what has happened in the past. i have asked the chief to be working with the city police department in the sheriff before the day is over. i want every school searched to make sure that it is safe for children and safe for staff to be there. >> let's go live now to al jazeera's rob reynolds in l.a. what do we know now at this hour about the nature of the threat? >> well, del, ramÓn catrinez, who w

marcus: allan curtis a meteorologist with the national weather service in johnston says it is not typical to be able to play a round of golf in central what is typical is what to expect in certain weather patterns. >> for the most part we are in a , typical el nino pattern with above average temperatures will keep that arctic air in canada as much as possible. marcus: with less than two weeks until christmas many are hoping that pattern will break and we will see snow. kurtis says we have a white christmas about 50% of the time as evident in this video from 2009. snowy conditions and no visibility. so that means the other half of the time our christmas is green . if your plans to spend christmas day here in central iowa this may be the only kind of sledding you do this year. with the pattern we are heading into a really strong el nino around. the likelihood is not good for the metro to see a white christmas. in all likelihood it will be too warm. rather than a white christmas it could be a gloomy and rainy christmas. eric: a typical national weather service forecast is for 7 days . than 7

allan fisher, al jazeera, las vegas. >>> tune in to the news hour in about 35 minutes time..com for all of the headlines. aljazeera.com. ♪ >> this is a special edition of al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm del walters. >> i'm patricia sabga. more than 1,000 schools are closed after what officials say was an electronic bomb threat. >> the second largest that district has 700,000 students and more than 900 schools and 187 charter schools.

hung jury, but we are anxiously awaiting to see. >> eric in your experience, can the judge offer the allann after yesterday? is it likely that the judge woul would? >> yes. i believe so. because i believe that the judge would tell them to go home the rest and come back and try again, because it is not only importantly important to william porter and the family, but to the nation, so they want a defined verdict to end this case, guilty or not guilty, and they want to have a defined verdict to let this case be over this week or next week. >> eric, it is interesting, because there are more than one charge there. and four separate charges, and would we know that if they were deadlocked on more than one charge? possible to be deadlocked on one or two charges and then reach a verdict on three or four? >> y, thes, that is a split ver. sometimes the jury comes back with one charge, two charges or maybe none of them, because sometimes they reach some of the cases and i have seen when you have multiple charges to agree on one or two charges, but on the third one, they are hung. so it is going to be

veteran allan left the lot and found housing.his lady with her four kids got xroovd improved for government housing. that's it for us. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. >> the president raise dz eyebrows when saying no over development country has shootings like america. are there countries with more gun deaths. yep. but with wealthy populations are rarely as violent as the united states. ever wonder why? bleeding red, white and blue,

veteran allan left the lot and found housing.his lady with her four kids got xroovd improved for government housing. that's it for us. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. >>> on "america tonight" the mother church. >> this is the fist catholic cathedral in the united states, so every catholic church throughout the united states are daughters of this church. >> adam may on the baltimore beauty hidden by history but resurrected for the faithful. >>> down to earth. >> is this what the pope should be talking about? >> he has no choice but to speak out on that. >> in the heart of coal country, what does it mean when the pope speaks of heaven and earth?

veteran allan left the lot and found housing.his lady with her four kids got xroovd improved for government housing. that's it for us. >> it will wake you up before you'll feel it. it's just like a pressure or a force that's coming through your bedroom. >> kind of a weird jolt, or-- a feeling that something's getting ready to happen. the-- the dogs can kinda get funny right before a big one.

it's dropped in the 20s for millville, pottstown, reading and allan town. we'll see sunshine today.. temperatures will be -- getting all choked up. 10:00 this morning, 44 and 1:00 this afternoon, 53.

kobe bryant also got a shout out from a kormer rival 76ers great allan iverson. this is the quote. you, kobe brought so much out of me like no other player ever has. there will never be another kobe bryant. >>> 9 minutes after 4:00. a foggy misty morning but the temperatures are in the 50s, and that is actually holding some of that moisture in the atmosphere. temperatures in the 50s, another rainy day today. the rain through the day and into tonight, then gusty winds will bring an end to the rainfall. and bring our temperatures down as we head into the end of the week. fog in mount pocono, 44 degrees. wilmington reporting fog and trenton light fog and 49. this is the view the from the sports complex looking toward 95. you can see headlights but it's not much of a view with the low clouds and the fog. it's getting thicker. mount pocono, quarter mile visibility, dense fog there. also dense fog in coatesville. but the rest of the area seeing light fog, quakertown, mile and a half visibility for doylestown it's down to a mile and a half in northeast philadelphia at the airport. philade

not to be grandiose, but edgar allan poe did the raven and manet illustrated it on each page-- >> but, you know, b-- but how 'bout a comedian's jokes being illustrated. is that original? has anybody ever done that? >> probably not. i think it's really authentic, and for me, i been-- you know-- if i don't-- i've had-- i-- i-- when i grew up, i had idols, you know, when-- in the arts. the arts saved my life when i was a kid. the family was really dysfunctional. and-- and so if i saw a movie as a kid and i couldn't believe how great it was, i-- maybe i didn't understand the art form. like, let's say i-- when i was 12 or-- i saw dr. strangelove. i would sit after the movie was over-- maybe i didn't-- i obviously didn't get the total understanding of-- of the-- the-- the russians and this, and the cold war and all. but i knew i saw something so spectacular that, in my head, something like that, a bar was set. but then i got older and i went to college, and i saw the-- and then the new wave of films came in, with-- with truffaut and godard. and then i saw cassavetes movies, and then i would

if you have a question for veterinarian allan berger r questions.... dr. berger, thanks for being here. we'll have one more check of your forecast when we come back. stay with us. dr. berger, thanks for being here. we'll have one more check of your forecast dr. berger, thanks for being here. we'll have one more check of back to our top stories this midday. two republican presidential candidates are campaigning in iowa today. new jersey governor chris christie campaigned in waterloo this morning. and florida senator pella and newton. family, friends, and military service members honored an airman killed at his funeral today. air national guard sergeant joseph lemm was 1 of 6 u-s service people who died in a suicide bombing on december 21st. sgt. lemm was york city police detective. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. the light snow showers will be out of eastern iowa by noon with a cloudy sky for the rest of the afternoon, but folks should continue to watch out for slick roadways. lows will drop into the mid-teens. moving into new year's e

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find out what is happening, krystal allan: we are keeping the party going. the countdown to 2016 is on. where are the hotspots? vegas.com stopped by with a rundown of where to go in the city. you can place up the shoes and hit the pavement for the 5k dash. that and more when you wake us on channel 33 on cox cable 6. kim: thank you very much.amaze. he's now going after hillary clinton saying she is playing the sexist card, and he is throwing her husband under the bus as well. tracie potts is enjoying some time off, but we have edward in her place this morning. when you think donald trump would never say that, he says it. edward: we had a break christmas eve and christmas day, but that is it. here we go again. hillary clinton's husband saying he has a pendants -- penchant for sexism. those are the words hillary clinton used to describe donald trump. donald trump was obviously referring to clinton's sex scandal at the end of his term. according to donald trump, he believes he'll cli ur husband because he says in 2008 when hillary clinton ran against now preside

he raised his voice saying, quote, i did not kill allan wong. he is expected to take the stand again first thing tomorrow morning and then cross- examination should be lively to say the least. his attorneys say they expect to call as many as 30 witnesses before this trial is over. reporting live at the federal court house, i'm joe vazquez. >>> a richmond man is behind bars tonight suspected of plotting against bay area muslims. found out there were incriminating facebook posts and even a homemade bomb. >> reporter: neighbors say william selly was quiet and kept to himself. the 55 year old plumber was allegedly making home-made bombs and threatening the muslim community. >> so much about people scared about isis and, you know, what happened over there. you know, so i think some people overreacting. >> reporter: the bomb squad detonated what is believed to be a home-made bomb found inside his home and charged him with making terrorist threats. the council on islamic relations praised -- >> that's terrorism. it's malicious. it's criminal. it's viol

. >> reporter: for 10 minutes, allan says the two man inside his home searching for what, he does not know, quintsi bakery owner says his daughter's actions may have saved their lives. >> she's 16, closed herself called 911 and the cops just came very fast. >> reporter: giving them a chance to arrest one of the men, 22-year-old kevin murphy from revere and a short time later a canine discovered this handgun, teenager and her mother still understandably shaken. >> she's very scary, crying a lot, so i you know, i try calm her down. >> reporter: police are still searching for that second suspect, the description is quite vague. the victims say he was wearing a puffy coat and a mask, but i can tell you for the one suspect in custody, he's arraigned in a quincy court, live in quincy, nicole jacobs, wbz "this morning ". >> all right, nicole thank you very much. >>> 5:04, a much clearer picture of how nearly 80 boston college students got sick after eating at a local chipotle, now blaming the norovirus and it may have started with one sick worker. susie steimle is live for us, and several vi

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colonial american history is about how america got formed in the revolution, and was about this, and allanntioned thomas jefferson and one of the most moving documents i have ever seen is on the louisiana purchase when a nun wrote to thomas jefferson and said i am french and catholic, and will america welcome me, and he said, yes, we will welcome you and we are about religious liberty, but ever so often we get this underbelly, and we have the no-nothing group that was anti-catholic, and anti-mormon and you could march almost every 20 years that you see the xenophobia and the anti-religious bigotry. >> and can you stop 1.6 billion muslims from coming to the u.s., and does international law allow for that? >> no, the international law says nothing about who a country can admit, and every country has restrick shuns on the immigration. it is the united states constitution which puts religion in a very, very special category. it is mentioned three times in the constitution, no religious test for office, and ofree exercise of religious, and no establishment, and of course, your guest is right, w

allan toussaint. buddy emmons, ornette coleman, phil woods. cynthia robinson the queen of funk. she played a mean horn with sly and the family stone. bb kick, how can we even begin to thank you for all the good times. you were, are and always will be the king of the blues. james horner, your talent was titanic. your music will go on and on. as will the moments, great and small, given to us by those we came to think of as family. reliable tv dad. >> it's only natural that guys get interested in girls as they get older. >> osgood: roger rees. the ever predictable tvcad. >> you're welcome. >> osgood: richard dysart. >> let's move on. daniel von bargen. he played george's terrible boss. >> do you know who i am? i'm moe green. >> alex rocco played a mob boss in the god father, goodbye to him. and to taylor negron. and rick ducommun. >> this is walter. >> what a pleasant surprise meeting you here, my dear. >> osgood: patrick mcnee you avengersism. suzanne crough as the littlest partridge. you were cute. so were you, ellen albertini. >> osgood: goodbye to james best, hazard county's bu

we know materials are exchanged between those two planets and we have allan hills meteorite and thereis some good studies that have another shows amino acids will so drive the trip to the earth through the atmosphere on an asteroid and possibly bacteria as well, so there may well have been extensive exchange of life and biological materials between the earth and mars particularly in the early history of the solar system when impacts are more frequent. >> i yield back. >> thank you. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. think all of you for coming today. i look forward it to our science, space and technology-- [inaudible] >> to go quickly, dr. siemion, four years we had analysis and it was fun, we had no successful conclusion yet, and i'm fascinated by the $100 million to breakthrough project, but what happens when we discover extraterrestrial intelligence? do we have a plan about what happens next? >> i will just mention the study at home in the program on pcs is still around and you're welcome to download-- download it. i think a lot of people have pu