andrew, this is dr. rivera.'s worked with me in other companies in trying to help bring people together. >> ha ha ha ha ha! >> we need to gather everybody together. we need to talk as a group now. as soon as i saw the extent of andrew's rage for his employees, i realized i needed to get all the employees together immediately. this is the time--this is like a group therapy session. i mean, listen, a lot of times things can be solved if people can just talk them out. it's impossible, andrew, for you to dismiss how these people feel anymore. you can't do it anymore. >> i don't dismiss. >> you do. >> no, i don't dismiss. >> i'm sorry, but you do. >> no, i don't. >> i'm sorry, but you do. >> no, i don't dismiss. >> you don't try to empathize or feel what they're feeling. everything is just--handle it. do it, fix it. >> for me to get you guys to do things wasn't always so easy. >> 'cause we had other things to do. >> there's always something to do. >> you're saying the whole problem was we had no organization, things

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>> here's andrew. >> andrew. >> hi, i'm andrew. >> pleasure to meet you. >> why don't we head on in? yeah, let's do it. >> we just need to make sure that whatever we do today, it's tight and it's fast and you're on point, okay? >> yep. >> all right, let's get started. >> i'm ready. >> okay, we're rolling whenever you're comfortable. >> selling your car? then call 1-800-carcash. >> we're gonna stop. we're--we're gonna stop. that "selling your car" is too soft. >> all right. >> strong, andrew. [forcefully] selling your car? >> all right. selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> now, instead of going down, i want you to stay up and strong all the way through. [forcefully] selling your car? >> selling your car? >> no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> gotta get it right. it's really about him getting his confidence. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah, being comfortable. >> it's got to sound like you're pissed. >> okay. it--it takes a long time for me to get pissed, so... >> well, the boss is coming, and the boss is pissed, so it's not gonna take too much longer. >> i

andrew's dad has the honor of giving the vows.lissa recites her part, she gets choked up. >> until death do us part. >> until death do us part. >> this is my solemn vow. >> this is my solemn vow. >> now it's andrew's turn. >> you can see how intense i am. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom, do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren >> -- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully wedded wife. and pancake-y. i caught myself at waf, you know. it wasn't like waffling. but it was too late. and her dad loved to giggle. and then she starts laughing. it's like all right. you know, that's cool. i'm all right with that. >> it just sort of hit my funnybone. >> she started laughing. i've learned enough about her by now to know that was not the end of it. >> to the amusement of everyone in the church that melissa finds it so funny that she belts out a screeching laugh. >> every time i looked at andrew after i first started laughing, i would remember what he just said and the fact that we're standing in front

andrew. do you have a minute ?u won't take this the wrong way, but you're way out of your league. i can take it any way, because i don't know what you're talking about. how can i put this delicately ? andrew's world is expensive art antiquesfine wines. do you understand what i'm saying ? perfectly. gracias. you're never going to push your way into this world by talking to the help. "cubism and constructivism can bshown to have... vital connections with postimpressionism." excuse me, professor. but why the sudden interest in modern art ? - it's hard to explain. - it can't be any more difficult than what you're reading. i just wanted to be able to carry on... an intelligent conversation with andrew when we go out tomorrow night. wait a minute. i thought you were just translating for him. well, i was. and ? and one thing led to another and he asked me out. - you mean, like a date ? - sounds like it to me. but that doesn't explain the new library section of the cafe. andrew and his friends are so sophisticated. they kn

you teach at u.s.c., andrew was a u.s.c. grab. 2013, historic lows when it comes to law school applications. thinking about the consequence, that may lead to a shrinking lawyer pool. what are the consequences that will have on society, big firm, public defenders. ngo. let's map it out here. >> one of your tweets actually started down the might path. you have to think about the mismatch in demand, and where are people needed. i think the major problem - we are facing an amazing paradox. there's tremendous demand for legal help, in the corporate sector. in a global complex fast-moving world. there's a need for legal work. multiple jurisdictions. then at the other end of the scale, the ordinary person, the small business. it's 90% on people showing up in a court or family or the addiction or collection for disclosure or so on. they are unrepresented. you have tremendous demand, but what the law schools are producing is not feeding that demand. that's where we need to focus. it's terrible the situation that so many of our studen

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andrew was going to one of the top 15 law schools in the country. he is very near or when he was a student where jillian hatfield teaches, one of the realistic shots at getting a job at a high paying law firm, 35 to 40% of the students there do so. at the vast majority of law schools, not more than 5 or 10% of the students get jobs that lead any reasonability possibility of servicing a $250, 000 debt load which is increasingly common moong amongw school graduates. >> paul, we have similar sentiments. my loan payments are almost as much as my rent and when i lived in sacramento more than my mortgage payments. i work 52 weeks a year to scrap by. she is an attorney. criminal defense ngo work with government subsidizing that work. kimberly says, there needs to be a realignment within the law field. right now big law makes all the money, while other law struggles. kimberly was a real estate grad. thinking about the consequence, that may lead to a shrinking pool. let's map this out. how will the average joe in america feel this? >> one of your tweets actu

andrew mcdonald, known as blair a.details in the report about him, a lot of it is bordering on outright abuse, harassment, homophobia, even though there's no suggestion about sexuality i'm aware of. how did your client say -- was he pleased? is his name in this report? what does he think? >> obviously not at all pleased, piers. i don't think anybody wants to be associated with the things that are contained within this report. but it kind of became known that he was player a because richie incognito's attorney released a text a couple weeks ago that jonathan martin had sent to richie that included andrew mcdonald in it, and when the report came out, it reiterated that story, and so people are able to put two and two together. so naturally, no, nobody wants to be associated with something like this, especially a young player like andrew who is trying to move ahead. he's been with another organization for about a half a year, and obviously he's done a nice job there throughout the last year, they signed him to a new contr

>> reporter: but then andrew met a stranger who wanted to set him up on a date. >> andrew said, i haven't met my daughter yet. >> reporter: what do you remember about that first date? >> we kissed for the first time and it set fireworks off in me. >> reporter: within a year, amy and andrew were married. but with his tourette's, even walking down the aisle was a challenge. and holding amy's hand while doing it was impossible. >> if i was hand in hand with amy, i would stumble and pull her to the ground. >> reporter: after a lifetime of suffering andrew came to mt. sinai hospital and learned about a new surgery for tourettes. deep brain stimulation. >> the bumps. feel it. yeah. >> i feel it right there. and that's the anchor? >> reporter: two leads implanted in his brain. wires run to batteries implanted in his chest. >> neuro modulation stimulates areas of the nervous system in order to change neural function. >> reporter: so in complete laymen's terms -- >> it is like a brain pacemaker. result. >> reporter: the results have been incredible. >> when it works, you get to see miracles. >> re

andrew, give us some hopes for these people who are watching?ah, the advice i give them -- >> andrew go for it. >> not a job jillian. the advice i would give is there is not a glut of lawyers on the market. does america have enough lawyers? you should ask does america have enough justice? we need to find a way to graduate lawyers who are able to afford to take those jobs. >> paul what does the future for attorneys and law school look like to you? >> we're producing twice as many law graduates as there are jobs for lawyers. and we're charging way way too much. i agree with jillian. when she and i went to law school, private law schools cost a third of what they cost now. >> sounds like the priority is getting the tuition down. i'm sorry i have to cut the conversation off here, because we are out of time. but thanks to all of our guests for a great discussion. until next time, waj and i will see you online. hello, welcome to the al jazeera news hour. the top stories. >> many more dead and injured as police use live ammunition against protestors th

. >>> al jazeera andrew simmons is with me now, andrew is in kiev. reports of a deal. how much do we know about the content of the deal, andrew? >> very little indeed steven but at the time certain that there's some sort of deal that's going to be signed within the next two hours, 12 midday local, 10 gmt. and that will be signed by the european representatives here, the minister from germany britain and poland, also the opposition party leaders. we do know that there are leaks abounding from the media, in ukraine. in particular the influential ukrainian pravda, in which there is a suggestion there will be a coalition government formed within ten days. and that there will be a lessennings of the powers -- of the powers of the president back to what the constitution back in 2004. and then another point on the presidential elections that these will take place in december. now, there's some question mark about whether or not it will be left so long before there could be elections and would that be agreeable with these opposition protesters. now, all of this after the most

i mean, this is andrew jackson. >> i'm sold. >> yes. got rid of the bank which led to massive amounts of crisis. the big question i think on the table, dorian, i'll put it to you is, is it true, how do you make the case for hoover when you look at the two areas of economic management, the misery it causes the sheer power and force of violence the president commands and the hell they can unleash in their seat as commander in chief? >> chris, that's an impossible question. you have me almost equivocating. i'm going to give it one more try. hoover when he left office was responsible for the passage of the 20th amendment to the constitution. why? we needed -- people were suffering so much. we had to shorten the time between the election and inauguration. election is in november. inauguration used to be in march. hoover was so awful, people are suffering so much we amended the constitution to make inauguration january 20th because of hoover. >> he was that bad. i do think that you should all, if you get a chance tonight, you know, wikipedia,

now well andrew farmer as well as martin andrews have told us about the lively atmosphere and solitude and actually it has been gradually thawing the hearts of the doubters still there are some who prefer to only notice the downside and ignore the high points artie's going education looks at where the media criticism of the olympics is coming from. you know some media outlets here have tried so hard to make the olympics in russia smell like cold war in their coverage some didn't even bother to come up with new tools new graphics same old bear this cover is from one thousand nine hundred eighty when the us boycotted the summer games in the soviet union of course there were calls to boycott the sochi olympics as well similar images as the handcuffs and all barbed wire not new as you can see andrew craig who wrote several books about news coverage in america is here with me to chat about all this sea of negativity thank you so much for coming pleasure it's great you know russia has come a long way since one thousand eight hundred and some very different country now but it seems some of th

farmer now for more andrew tell us more about the upcoming game and why it's so important. sure what we've been talking about this game haven't we since the fixture list came out russia the red machine are up against the usa and it brings back memories of one of the great he's going to pull time because a little known usa side beat the mighty u.s.s.r. the night classic to lympics back in nineteen eighty was dubbed the miracle on ice to many russians are hoping that a victory today will help them raise memories not displeased him particularly not this not to make jackie wilson go for the u.s.s.r. on the flight today thirty four years ago. well it was a good lesson for our team if you want to become an olympic champion you must not underestimate any rival unfortunately we did just that in lake placid because just a week before that game we beat the americans twelve three so we thought the gold medals were already in the bag and that was a big mistake but i suppose the usa should thank us because since lake placid the hockey team has been improving rapidly. you know what i thi

andrew the pair will continue their pursuit for gold tonight while. they well the there are plenty of high hopes and also a few high notes with one coffee this evening they are on the brink of clinching that gold in the pairs with just the freestate to come and they've chosen a piece of music for that which is very close to their hearts it's now andrew lloyd webber classic in jesus christ superstar what could possibly go wrong well the only boring thing i can think of is that many figure skaters have used his music in the past but they've never won a gold medal silver is the closest they come to and that was in the vancouver games four years ago but of course that doesn't deter the russians or there. is what a free skate in program will be andrew lloyd webber's musical jesus christ superstar in fact i've been dreaming of making this happen soon so i was a child a love affair in march last year was sold this musical on broadway and now it's time to perform it all selves it is just i can see they love the new program they enjoy fine tuning into a lot wi

melissa: andrew, you want to respond to that?ou are getting run over here. >> only thing agree they haven't monetized mobile space. >> how many fake twitter accounts. >> my personal account has 11% are fake. there is app for that. >> 99% of fake followers. melissa: andrew, come on. >> twitter has, found how to take revenue to the next stream. what they have the hardest thing to do, they have users and going on daily base is. >> thank you. >> just like facebook. >> thank you. >> facebook figured out how to monetize it. twitter will figure out how to monetize as well. >> thank you. you just made my point. they haven't figured it out. >> twitter half the user base. they haven't figured it out but have user base and have -- >> you don't know, because some accounts are fake. you really don't know that i will tell you this, average person out there, don't listen to wall street. listen to me. they haven't figured it out. when they start figuring it out buy the stock. until then ride the wave with janet yellen. she is going to print mone

skate tonight and they have chosen a piece of music for that which is very close to their heart says andrew lloyd webber's. jesus christ superstar so what could possibly go wrong well the only bad omen i can think of is that a number of figure skaters have used his music in the past but none of them have won a limb pick gold in fact the closest any of them has first come to doing that with silver in vancouver but i don't think that's going to be a factor did you think in fact i could be being a little bit stupid by suggesting this and it certainly doesn't deter the russians . but it's one of our free skating programs will be andrew lloyd webber's musical juice christ superstar in fact i've been dreaming of making this happen soon so i was a child a love affair in march last year was so this musical on broadway and now it's time to perform a toss selves if you just i can see they love the new program the enjoy fine tuning into lot with every single training session we discover someone you insist to make it even better i'm sure it will be your for dylan picks yeah and if they did win

and andrew mupuya is already negotiating. he wants to buy paper bag making machines abroad when he gets the loan he is hoping for. >> after all of that -- after all, that is what banking is supposedly about, providing capital for businesses to develop. we wish andrew luck come about our planet will need more than that to stomach the amount of plastic waste already circulating, literally, in our oceans. and from there what used to be our grocery bag can eventually even land on our dinner table. xp sees are a giant garbage dump. estimates say there are more than 140 million tons of plastic waste floating around in the world's oceans. through the action of ocean currents, five huge plastic islands have formed around the globe. they are not always visible on the surface, because most of the plastic sinks into the lower layers of water. and it does not biodegrade. >> it is estimated that it will take several hundred years for plastic bags to decompose. that means that all the plastic that has ended up in the oceans so far is still

andrew has gone to one of the top 15 or so law schools in the country.ne of the best law schools in the country. one of the schools where there is a realistic shot of getting a job with a high-paying law firm, about 35 to 40% of the students there do so. but at the vast majority of laws, no more than 5 or 10% of the students get the kind of jobs that leave any reasonable possibility of services the debt common. >> we have lawyers climbing in with that same sentiment . . . jillian i'm going to go to you with this -- >> good. >> you teach at usc, andrew was a usc grad. thinking about the consequence, this might lead to a shrinking lawyer pool, what are the consequences that will have on society, big firms? let's map this out here. >> yeah, one of your tweets actually started down the right path. you have got to think about the mismatch in demand and where are people needed. i think the major problem we're facing -- because we're facing this amazing paradox. there is tremendous demand for legal help. there is tremendous demand in the corporate sector, in a

andrew macafee is the co- author of the incredible new book, "the second machine." millie, you organize health care workers. old guard union workers say stronger unions is what we need. they have made mistakes in the past. how do you get better pay for the explosion of low-wage jobs without having unions or if unions cannot recapture the old position of power. >> one reality is unions are the way to rebuild the middle class and make sure americans have an opportunity for good jobs. union workers are earning $200 more per week than non union workers and have the health benefits provided by employer. what unions have to do is to understand that there is an opportunity here to welcome non union workers and work in coalition with groups across the country with an understanding to provide an economy that provides an opportunity for all. >> the workers you talk to. they are working their fingers to the bone, more than 40 hours a week and barely able to get by. >> you are right. the report that showed over the next decade, the occupations with the most growth of jobs are r

their way with their star heavy lineup matched against slovenia all watching the game as our team's andrew former so let's cross to him now hi there andrew so i take it that it's all go rather well for the russian side. it is isn't it at the moment of that game started around about thirty minutes ago but russia already leading two goals to nil quick goldschmidt. getting on the scoresheet they should win comfortably too in many people's opinion that's because they do have a star studded squad including sixteen players from the n.h.l. compared to just one. they also have home with vantage although some people are saying that in itself could create extra pressure at least that's what the former soviet legend. told us and he's a man you should know because he's won olympic gold three times. there were a sprinter that matter we are told it's a big responsibility players are experiencing great pressure on top of their champions for a long time of course every player would be only to win a gold medal so. that was hard to tell who's going to become the i think it's going to be one of the most exci

i can hear andrew trying to talk -- i'm going to stop you for a moment, andrew.have difficulty with that signal. let's give it another go. >> right. let's move a little, shall we to see if the system settles a bit. can you hear me now, david? >> absolutely, got you. >> right. i'll introduce these two people -- thank you for joining us. my colleagues tell me you are about to lay some flowers. how far have you travelled? >> we travelled from [ inaudible ] on [ inaudible ] ukraine, about 500 kilometers. >> and obviously -- it is regarded as an opposition strong hold. so you wouldn't be described as prorussian. but are you really worried about the split, this perceived split between the ethnicities of this count think? >> well, i do, because i think that it's -- it's going to take a long time to break through this -- to come to peace between the west and east. >> and is there any way that you can get reconciliation, do you think in a sport space of time? >> it depends on the desire of every person on the west and on the east. i can't say for everybody, but as for me,

well we certainly will be watching very closely andrew former live. from the mountain cluster now the games here in sochi of course are not only about sports but also about culture and to retain men joining me now in our sochi studio to discuss that side of the olympics are israeli tenor tellme and ski and russian composer andre in the show called thank you so much for joining us i want to begin with asking you something that andrew was touching upon which is the russian skate tonight they're going for gold and they've chose to skate to webber how much does music have to do with them because we know the judges will take into account but as a whole music is really important part of the of these games isn't it well it is in fact remember music has always been an important part of any of the big games one can recall for american monsoreau barcelona one could certainly recall. who learn to hold the world world mess from both parties as a member so what i think my for my good friend i'm part of the problem because of schuylkill more both oprah and listenin

andrew luck one of the top -- andrew luck one of the top players to come through the combine.harbaugh who recruited andrew luck at stanford talks about the hardest aspects of judging and scouting the young players today. >> watch them, you see how good they are and you realize we will be playing against them. you don'tly get one pick -- only get one pick every 32 picks. man, not looking forward to playing andrew luck. sure enough you are playing him. he does pretty well. [ laughter ] >> yeah. mean time you know all about the winter olympics. not allowed to show you that video. how about this, curling, and the sharks and san jose earthquakes get together with a first ever encounter are curling. they got into it. >> i was looking for something to do after soccer. i think i just found it. i am ready. >> it is finesse. hard to judge where everything is going, all the friction, that kind of thing. it was fun. >> as it turns out the sharks beat the earthquakes 4-2 in their first ever curling encounter. >> something about curling. so much fun to watch. >> once every four years. >> th

farmer who is in sochi for us well andrew tell us about the game and how the fans have been reacting. to what a game it was it was a captivating match international hockey at its best if you make a very close game that was decided by a sheet in america when you got one three two i don't think russia should be too despondent guy because they do remain on course to reach the second man they are still so. in that group in a place in the back here today and they're fully expected to win because slovakia have lost that opening game so i'm upbeat and i'm very pleased to say many fans to be spoken to are upbeat as well. just feel much when i came here with a friend of mine just to see the match and we're very disappointed with how we hold our team will still show their worth at these games but it's been a. this isn't the last game russia will deliver yet we just have to believe in the open cheer for them. to give the best no matter what little score where the best country is we haven't had a machine after that even if there are some long guys don't let us down next time the whole of sochi t

andrew huffman. >> andrew huffman is the biological father of the 4-year-old little boy that jack and linda have custody of. their relationship was strained from the beginning. >> huffman had refused to pay child support for johnny. >> andrew did not like my mother. she made him very angry, because she would not let him be around johnny. it escalated to just a heated argument. and he threatened to kill her. >> after an exhaustive search, investigators found andrew huffman in another state. >> we were able to put a timeline together. he was placed at his own residence in kentucky. would not give him enough time to get up to greenville, ohio. >> so huffman was eliminated as a suspect. another family member holding a grudge was jack myers' 25-year-old son, greg. greg was divorced and going through some financial difficulties. he was missing work due to some drug and alcohol problems. his house was about to be foreclosed. so he asked his father for help. >> he didn't come out and say, no, i'm not helping you. it was like, greg, stay off the drugs and alcohol, go to work every day, pay you

let me build on what andrew was saying. we think you can do a lot to reallocate the way income is divided but the thing that andy and i focus on is something more like an expanded unearned income tax credit and let me explain the reason for the distinction. both of them are ways of getting into the hands of more people who haven't benefited as much from technology but we have been convinced first by a quote we came across from bolts here who actually said work solves three great evils order them, vice in need. the point is it's not just about the need it's also about a sense of meaning and other values and to be a little bit more scientific about it bob putnam the great sociologist at harvard has provided some very convincing evidence than when work leads to community it doesn't just take money out but it also leads to a whole host of social evils like increased drug use, teen pregnancy the dissolution of the family and increased crime rates so it's really damaging when people don't have a way to earn a livelihood even if y

still with us is andrew goldberg. andrew, thank you for sticking around. beginning of the show, we were talking about where you saw the most opportunity. you set you merge in the markets. -- you said the emerging markets. there is still a lot of risk. >> there is risk. they keeping with the monetary policy is a lot of hubbub and much ado about whether the bank of england will remain in their credibility because they have shifted gears on what they are watching with forward guidance. it is all about unemployment rate and now it is not. now it is spare capacity. the key thing to look is for short-term interest rate which remains a very anchored over the last year. theyield moved but not in short. obsessingorried about over the credibility of marco carney. -- mark carney. >> you also have the housing bubble. you are not sure what you are looking at. but we are neutral on u.k. equities. they have come a long way. the u.k. economy is looking good. pmi is in the right direction. lending whenip out it comes to housing. if you look across the rest of the u.k., pri

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the ax structure has not changed under andrew cuomo.ge state government that continues to grow. maybe not as much as it did under david paterson but still grows. adam: great quote. social system only great until you run out of other people's money. >> that's it. >> charlie, thank you very much. adam: thank you, charlie. cheryl: well, looks like cash is in vogue. fashion powerhouse versace landing $287 million in capital from blackstone which is equivalent to 20% stake in the italian fashion company. blackstone chief steve schwarzman spoke exclusively to our maria bartiromo on "opening bell" on why it is investing in the italian designer. >> its business itself is much smaller than its recognition and it provides the opportunity for really major expansion of the company. cheryl: blackstone says it will help the fashion brand expand in emerging markets. the versace family will still retain majority control. donna has to have control. adam: control of that with blackstone behind you? cheryl: a lot to do. adam: citrus growers are squeezed.

later on, for the time being andrew is reporting from kiev and thank you.l, the government in venezuela is under pressure with protests across the country entering a 10th day and it began in the states when a peaceful demonstration descended into violence. on friday the government sent troopers to the region to tackle the unrest and the state capitol say essential services to the city have been cut and they say the government insighted violence there and demonstrations have spread to the national capitol carcaus and the situation has eased but the government has launched a media crack down and cutoff the internet to one city and blocked an app that turns smartphones to walkie-talkies and he threatened to kick out the news station cnn. >> translator: i asked the communication minister to notify cnn we started the administrative process to remove them from venezuela if they do not rectify the story and stop with the war propaganda, i do not accept war propaganda. >> reporter: eric is vice president of the council of the americas and he says that this disconte

i think it breaks through 55 very soon. > >thank you for bringing that to us andrew.od day. > >thank you. you too. coming up tomorrow-- a huge warning. if you took out a mortage in mid 2,000.. your interest rate could be ready to sky rocket. join us tuesday to find out what you need to know. that's it for now-- from all of us at first business, thank you for watching. >> the following is a paid presentation for the wen healthy hair care system brought to you by guthy-renker. >> people ask me all the time, "does wen really work?" i started using wen four years ago. so, you tell me. does wen really work? >> millions of women have replaced their ordinary shampoo with something revolutionary in hair care: wen cleansing conditioner by chaz dean. this is the breakthrough concept in cleansing and nourishing hair without using shampoo that has everyone, even hollywood celebrities, buzzing, and why wouldn't it? just look what it does for their hair. and if you try wen

. -- >>> andrew bogut did not play last night. >> the coach is hinting that maybe andrew bogut had injuredhimself by sleeping wrong on his shoulder. that is something that andrew bogut took exception to. the coach tried to set the record straight today. >> i am not going to take the paint. we dealt with it. it is over with. >> he is cool. he knows how to deal with the media. meantime spring training starts. the los angeles dodgers with some familiar faces in camp. they will go on as the favorite to win the west again. the manager was asked about the competition today. >> these guys played hard and you know they will fight the whole way. you have always got to have respect for the teams that you play. it is all about how we played. >> the thing that was missing was that he did not mention the san francisco giants as competition. the dodgers are clearly the favorite. >>> brian wilson has still got that beard. coming up tonight at 10:00 driver is speeding through toll plazas without paying. tonight two -- tonight, we investigate a follow up. >>> we will update you on the amber alert. thank yo