in arden, it's just a catastrophe. i was in arden a couple of weeks ago. it's a place with difficulties, but nothing like the catastrophe that we're seeing at the moment. now you have street-to-street fighting, shelling, tanks firing on buildings, civilians getting caught up. hospitals being damaged. children being caught up in the fighting. >> you mentioned hospitals being damaged. apart from those being killed or wounded as well, is there sufficient medical care for those who need treatment? >> it's very difficult right now. the whole of the medical system is under stress, both from an emergency perspective, but also more widely. so organizations like ourself, we're trying to bring in medical supplies by air. however, we haven't been able to negotiate access to bring in our supplies. we hope we'll get that today for a flight in tomorrow. more broadly, the vaccines that are provided for hundreds of thousands of children across the country is breaking down, because people can't get access to fuel. there's keys for diesel, there's keys for cash, you can't g

then plan to sell off arden's hospital business keeping the hospital real estate. the deal is expected to be additive to earnings in the first four years. in response to these two massively important announcements, ventas quickly jumped monday. if you buy ventas here you are getting the spin-off news and the smart arden purchase for free and make no mistake about it ventas is a master acquiring and integrating other companies. the stock which has begin us a 21% return with dividends since 10 months ago could be a steal at these levels. let's check in with deb cafaro. welcome back to "mad money." >> great to see you. >> i had to go in more detail than usual. i love the fact this is your bread and butter to quote your most recent conference call. yes, we are a deal machine. this is more complicated than usual. explain what kinds of pieces of paper people are going to get. >> great. the spin-off is going to create two companies that are positioned to grow. we've taken over 300 million of noy in our skilled nursing business and spin it off into a pure play reit that fo

arden delaware is a single tax colony when again flourished. arden delaware was frequented by scott nearing a lot of other people including upton sinclair. upton sinclair's house was called the jungle which is a ridiculous teefive's book was called the jungle. jungle. there was this really salacious sex scandal that took place there. maybe that is another presentation. it was played at wharton, harvard everywhere. she renews her patent. it continues to spread. she had been spending time in chicago. and one of the groups that really embraces monopoly of the quakers of atlantic city. this is a picture of a quaker monopoly night. they had wooden boards. and they would add properties for whatever city they were in. aurora philadelphia versions boston versions. this was an atlantic city version. here again we have atlantic city quaker board. this is the charles todd board. you look at this the similarities between it and the monopoly board become closer and closer. charles todd lives in philadelphia and learned the game from a friend in a friend atl

james arden. mvp candidate. three minutes left. another candidate. a 3-ball to tie it at 100.possession, james, saying, you know what? i can do that, too. launching it up and hit. he answered with 41. rockets are up 3. last three seconds, now, no heroics this time. houston, getting a road win. 115-112. oklahoma city last run for the play off last game on new new. after a leg injury, it is complete. some speculated that his career was in jeopardy. >> are there any plans to have to wear a patch or anything like that during the season for him or in any way honor him? >> he is still alive. [ laughter ] >> alive and kicking today. a standing ovation in indiana. host of the miami heat. george is rusty. yes, got to work on the lay-up. by the 4th quarter. his throat was back. look at him drilling this 3. he had 13 points, 15 minutes to play. pacers beat the heat to keep the playoff hopes alive. women's ball, now, south carolina can they do it against notre dame? irish down 1. now, madison cable. the baseline jumper. oh, luck of the irish. they win 66-65. playing in the national champi

i'm prince george's county bureau chief scott broom coming up from glen arden, the remarkable legacy of leroy boots battle. >> we've got some good stuff to the way, but first we got to get through the yucky stuff. topper is up next after the break to tell us all about it. >>> this was a remarkable day at the first baptist clump in men arden. >> there was a -- church in glenarden. >> there was a funeral there for a tuskegee airman most people have not heard of but who paved the way for an integrated military as he served in world war ii. scott broom joins us to remember leroy boots battle and all he accomplished during wartime and after. >> reporter: what a name for a warrior for justice, mr. battle. he paved the way in the 20th century in the military and later as a beloved educator here in prince george's county for equal and living up to the responsibility. a celebration today for the life of leroy boots battle gone at age 93. >> your father paved the way. >> reporter: battle was a tuskegee airman during world war ii who became a hero off the battlefield for defiantly being refused

bulk on the ground a lot will end up being in control of these forces on the ground in and around arden who are going to be the key anti-houthis forces. the question is whether they can beat them back, because they generally with some congestions have struggled. >> so when we have seen, let's paint a similar picture, when we have seen forces depicted by tribes people in another country, it happens to be iraq and we are talking about forces being perhaps drip back by sunni militia here in yemen. and it didn't work very well in terms of the way it was carries out and the country is aer thible mess, how can the militia avoided that. >> i think generally is key is as it's heart this is not a sectarian problem. it is possible to be resolved through political means. there are rumors of potential remediation, it is worth noting that yeah man did stay out of the coalition. >> even though the gcc members said we are behind you we will join you, etc. >> exactly. >> which is significant, and we even had sames that says when the conditions are ripe, we will intervene we will come in and provide the

you can see how it's moving out of arden delaware. it's crossing the delaware bay. it's moving towards salem and gloucester county, new jersey. no lightning strikes associated with that but there is one of those heavy downpours but this is really the only area of concern right now. so, your evening planner it's a friday night and it will be a mild friday knot night. nothing more than a light jacket is needed. at 7 o'clock 70 degrees, still a slight chance of an isolated shower. by 8 o'clock 68 degrees, 9 o'clock 65 and by 10 o'clock dropping down to 64 degrees. so, temperatures really not dropping very low this evening. so, what's ahead? it's going to be a dry weekend. lots of sunshine. however, big swings in temperature, kind of a tale of two seasons starting like summer ending like spring and then monday you can trade the sunglasses for umbrellas. it's going to be a soggy monday. >>> all the details coming up in the full accuweather forecast rick. >> cecily thank you. >>> in other news tonight a woman wanted for a robbery 21 years ago was finally tracked down by p

right now the heaviest is right over 202 near arden dale where wilmington right now you're getting someewark you just missed it that shower up to the north and that will be crossing the river into gloucester and salem county. no lightning strikes associated with that but there are a few isolated downpours. temperatures 74 degrees with winds out of the south. millville 73, wilmington 73, allentown and reading 71, trenton 70. on the beaches though with those winds off the ocean quite a bit cooler, sea isle currently 59 degrees. satellite6 along with action radar showing as expected most of the shower activity was early this morning. then we saw a few breaks of sunshine, a couple isolated showers but high pressure is over the ohio valley. this little bubble of high pressure builds in tomorrow right ahead of a cold front and that will bring us really a gorgeous saturday but definitely on the warm side. so the next 12 hours a mild friday night a spotty shower possible early. most of our region partly cloudy. overnight low in the lehigh valley down to 47 degrees. in philadelphia 55 degrees. s

hospital business -- a retail investment trust that specializes in health properties has agreed to by arden to help for almost $1.8 billion. they plan to spin off one unit and a number of the hospitals. the pay gap is narrowing on wall street. the difference between what top bank ceos and their staffs have gotten is smaller since the financial crisis because the ceos are being paid less. it's down from 273 times as much in 2006. and baseball season began last night. already a couple of records have been set. the average major-league salary rose 6% from year ago to $4.2 million. meanwhile, the los angeles dodgers set a record with their payroll -- almost 44 million dollars goes to players not even on the team anymore. stephanie: the guggenheim's have a lot of dough. indiana's controversial religious freedom lies created a lot of controversy despite the move to change language in the law to ensure it does not promote discrimination over -- promote discrimination. over 40 companies have spoken out against the law, so how will the indiana law be affected by the law? the mayor is here to talk to

ventas is buying privately held chain arden medical services for $1.8 billion in cash.pinning off their nursing portfolios. this was a fascinating company that you guys probably don't follow that closely. but it's a cincinnati-based company that was roto rooter essentially. they owned part of a hospice entity that became larger and larger as a part of that. they ended up changing the name and becoming you know a dedicated health care company. mostly hospice. you don't think roto rooter and hospice in any way. >> not generally. okay. >>> moving on. president obama speaking to tom friedman of "the new york times" about the nuclear agreement with iran. here was his message to the israelis. >> what i would say to the israeli people is however, that there is no formula, there is no option to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon that will be more effective than the the diplomatic initiative and framework we put forward. and that's demonstrable. >> joining us now michael hayden he's the former director of the cia. good to have you here sir. >> good morning, michelle. >>

eli kirzner ricardo marino, and arden siegal are our second prize winners. their entries focused on education. >> from this day forward, all students will have the a better chance to learn, excel and live out their dreams. [applause] >> in january 2002, something unique happened. amidst political controversy and the war on terror, the a bipartisan act of legislation went into place to bring all children up to reading and and mathematics by 2014. the year is now 2015. all children have brought -- been brought up to grade level right? >> we need to make sure students are measured. the means to measure performance are lacking. >> the question, did they succeed is complicated. in short, it depends. and what it depends on is where you live. >> it is true that future is already here, but it is not evenly distributed. we don't have those same resources in every community. >> here is a snap shot in two cities in southeast michigan. less than 40 miles apart detroit and ann arbor. they offer a striking contrast in their results to the federal mandate. of the 21 larges

eli kirshner, ricardo moreno, and arden siegel from skyline high school in ann arbor, michigan are ourond prize winners. president bush: from this point on, all students will have the chance to excel and live out their dreams. [applause] >> in january 2002, something unique happened admits and political controversy and the war on terror. a bipartisan act of legislation to fix america's broken education system. the goal, straightforward yet ambitious. all children would be provision in mathematics and reading by 2014. the year is now 2015. all children have been b brought up to grade level, right? >> the method and means that "no child left behind" relies on to measure is very lacking. >> the question is, located. in short, the answer might be, it depends. what it depends on especially is where you live. >> it's true that that future is already here. the future is not evenly distributed. we don't have those same resources in every local community. >> here is a snapshot of two cities in our greater southeast michigan community, less than 40 miles apart. detroit and ann arbor. but to offe

three branches of government have affected them or their communities. 4 eli kirshner, ricardo moreno ardenare our winners. >> from this day forward all students will have a better chance to learn to excel, and to live out their dreams. [applause] >> in january of 2002, something unique happened. admist a political controversy and a war on terror, a bipartisan act of legislation depicts america's broken education system. the goal, straightforward, yet ambitious. all children will be provisioned in reading and mathematics by 2014. the year is not 2015. so, all children have been brought up to grade level, right? >> we need to make sure we are holding schools accountable. but the method and means that no child left behind has relied upon to measure performance and to assess performance i think our very lacking -- are very lacking. >> the question, did succeed it's complicated. in short, the best answer might be, it depends. what it depends on especially is where you live. >> so, it is true that that future is already here, but the future is not even region -- evenly redistributed. we do not h

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. >> my by elizabeth arden. yeah. >> that is fantastic. >> put it on clean face and then you put your moisturizer on top. is that amazing. >> yeah. >> take it on the plane and put it on your face. >> awesome. >> elizabetharden.com. >> guess who's what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> right now at 11:00, we're following breaking news from north carolina. an official says one person is dead and a community college campus is on lockdown as tharts search authorities search for a man with a gun. information is still trickling into our newsroom but here is what we know right now. there were reports of an active shooter on the campus at around 8:00 this morning. authorities confirm one person was shots in the area of the college library. we continue to follow this breaking news and we'll bring you updates as we get them into our newsroom.

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