authorities not ruled out anything in the disappearance of arianna carr including foul play. surae chinn talked with family, friends and campus police. >> i'm devastated. you want to do everything that you possibly can to help. reporter: erin horne montgomery a family friend is desperate to find 17-year-old arianna carr. mom says her daughter left her oakland, california, home last saturday and was last seen on campus at howard university on monday. i talked with the mother april scott by phone who said her daughter was dealing with bullying issues with her roommate and her friends. the university confirms the roommate moved out before winter break. >> she was still feeling threatened by them, that these girls really hate you and have it out for you. reporter: by the time arianna arrived back at her dorm here montgomery said the girl expressed to her mother that she may withdraw from howard university. >> they were in her room taking her clothes, taking her food, took her ipad. reporter: mom says arianna even mentioned the deadly stabbing at bowie state university where a fem

it has not, arianna.s done almost nothing. >> it has not led to the revenue prospects that were expected. to change the subject entirely, iran. one of the things the president has done over the last few weeks has been to rachet up the pressure on iran. for the first time that i have ever heard benjamin netanyahu says the sakes are work, the iranians are wobbly. do you think that, a, this is likely to solve the problem or at least keep the pressure on iran in account of the effective way, and, b, will it change the dynamic where people in this country, particularly many jewish thought that obama was not doing enough to look after israel's security. >> a, i don't know. it's hard to assess what the impact is on iran. it's a very, very radical government. they are very idealogically driven. nobody can predict what will influence the iranians, because they do have one thing that works for them. it's called oil. that keeps them solvent and keeps them reasonably effective, but the political system is a mystery t

i just want to say one thing quickly about arianna. i think that she is a very special person and place a very special -- today's a special day and thanks for spending the day with us. she came from calgary candidate down here for so this will be a memorable day for arianna and both of us. so generally whenever i follow tim armstrong i have to do a tremendous amount of cleanup but that's not the case. everything is perfectly set up when i got here so that was nice. i'm kidding. tim is a very good friend of mine and has been one of my mentors and i know he was here yesterday and one of the key people that led aol to a global success and was a big part of this community. i was grateful to see him here today before he turned it over to arianna who is the expert on journalism. i wanted to go through a few points of the real big things that we are betting on as a company and not talk about aol to talk about the things we see in the future and why we are putting such a big investment in journalism. the number one question i get from wall str

arianna carr at an undisclosed location in hyattsville, maryland. it happened shortly before 7:00 this evening. tonight she is safe, appears to be in good health, and that's all we're being told. >>> a woman is rescued from the frigid waters of the potomac river. it happened around 2:30 off the clara barton parkway. the woman and her dog were walking along the bank of the c & o canal when she apparently slipped and fell into the water. it she was evaluated at the scene but appeared to be okay. >>> two americans are among the 15 passengers still missing from a capsized italian cruise ship tonight. five people are confirmed dead. we've got amateur video of passengers waiting to leave the sinking ship. tonight the cruise company is apologizing for the tragedy. the company says it appears the captain made errors in judgment going too close to the coast and not following proper

fareed zakaria is here, arianna huffington and mort zuckerman. fareed, is american capitalism the problem here? is it broken? is it doing what we expected it to do? >> i don't think american capitalism is broken, but i think that there have been fundamental changes that have taken place over the last 20 years. if you look at the american economy over the last 20 years we have created net no new jobs in what is called the tradeable sector of the economy. the part of the economy that is subject to global competition. the only jobs we've created have been in health care, in government and in fields like construction, which are not really subject to outsourcing. you can't outsource the building of a new york skyscraper. something has happened and i think it's a combination of technology and globalization that is pressing down very hard on the average american worker. it becomes very difficult for him to find a way to raise his wages or her to raise her wages so that's real and i think it's a huge problem for an economic system which has been able to

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carr wasd that arianna found safe in prince george's county. she had not been seen since tuesday.res reported her missing. details on the which u.s.es under balance. >> we want to turn to the latest a cruise ship. they say it appears as though the captain made errors in judgment. got a little too close to stoppedt and was evacuation procedures. at the six people were killed. more than one dozen remain missing this morning. we have more. >> the image of a massive cruise ship 50's terms of merge puts 50% submerged put into perspective the horror of passengers. these two. >> the other people there like up. got hung they were hurt. >> everything is going to be ok. go back to your room. recovered the bodies two elderly men still wearing their life jackets. remain missing. a rocket ripped open the whole. passengers were told there was a problem with the generator. chaos erupted. passengers say crew members uninformed, incompetent, or both. no one to help you. down before weat a light zero we could get into. that wele were angry got on it. it is very crowded. >> one of the neighbor's hou

i think you referred to arianna huffington and her like at one point as parasites. downie: yes. smith: aggregation has become a staple of a lot of news organizations products. downie: yes. smith: not just the new media organizations, but frankly you'll see ground ups and the washington post. downie: of course. smith: let me stand up for arianna huffington, and say, what, what i'm being provided by the huffington post is uh, a menu of things out there. i might have to go to 30 different places to get, now i'm able to go to one place. why is that bad? why is that parasitic? downie: right. uh, the question is whether or not you are producing original journalism of your own at the same time, and since i made that remark in london, it's not cause and effect it's just happenstance, they've been trying to do a lot more original journalism at the huffington post. they deserve credit for that. they've been hiring reporters. smith: right. downie: now, they still publish a lot of, you know, they still put up on their site lots of blogs that people provide free for them. smith: right. downi

arianna carr, a 17-year-old howard university freshman now the target of a missing person's investigation. >> what happened to her? >> we're not sure. we just know she's not here. the howard university community wants to get her back. her relatives want her back. >> reporter: she caught a flight on january 7th after winter break and was seen leaving her dorm room on january 10th. her mom has not been able to reach her since. >> this is her only child. she's physically, mentally, emotionally completely depleted. she hasn't slept in a number of days. she's having a hard time talking and communicating. >> reporter: a family friend says ariana talked about withdrawing from the university but had not done so. she was also seeing a young man who was not a student here. >> i don't know what's going on with this young lady, but she needs to call her mom and tell her. the rumors are that she's at her boyfriend's house. >> our immediate concern is that people don't assume she's with the boyfriend. >> reporter: students have received an e-mail alert about the missing student and there's a facebook p

. >> late this evening, we carrved word that arianna found a safe in prince george's county. and family held last reported seeing her on tuesday. howard university had posted flyers throughout campus. her mother had publicly pleaded help in finding their daughter. is reportedly with police at the moment. major newre several in that crucial disaster off the coast of italy. the cruise line is admitting that capt. made significant accident.t led to the is facing potential manslaughter charges. five people are dead. to americans remained missing tonight. missingmericans remain tonight. officials issued a statement apologizing, admitting that errors in judgment by the captain lead to grave consequences. the image of a massive crew ship nearly 50% said marched near the tuscan islands put into perspective the horror that aboard the ship for passengers, including disk gaithersburg resident. >> we were lucky. be ok.ything is going to no problem, go back to your room. >> divers recovered the bodies elderly men, still wearing their life jackets. more than a dozen people remain missing -

arianna huffington. i really want to point out the author of the book "third world america."f you. thank you. arianna, when you wrote this book, what do you point to as the symptoms of the misaligned interested in everything in our society? how are people feeling? >> first of all, dylan, congratulations. it's great to have the book out. for you to dare to challenge the status quo. when it was written about two years ago, it seemed a little too much. but we're seeing that, in fact, the heart of the prediction, which was the downward mobility, the growing çinequalities, basically destroying the american dream, destroying the hope of the american middle class for their children to do better than they are doing, and for those in poverty to be able to enter the middle class. and we have seen now with long-term unemployment, with millions of foreclosures, with staggering student loan debt, these are some of the symptoms of that downward mobility that we're seeing right now with 100 million people right now being worse off than their parents were at the similar age. >> people think

. >> reporter: arianna and i don't have kids but still even on weekends i consider 5:00 a.m.ing in. >> ok, wow. >> reporter: i can't sleep longer than that. it's just the way my constitution is set up. i have always -- it's just -- i've been that way as long as i've worked morning shifts. >> tell us about your move. i see boxes. are you still packing? >> reporter: no. we're in full -- we're going to do a little pan here. we're in full pack mode. a few odds and ends. the lamps go in the back of the car of course as not to hurt the shades. everything is packed and ready to go. quickly though, one other thing -- yes, on facebook this morning, go to our facebook page, either the official wmar facebook page or my facebook page, charley crowson space wmar tv. give me some moving tips, especially in the rain now because i've never moved in the rain. >> moving tips. i guess lift with your back, huh? and put on the raincoat. >> reporter: i know when you lift really heavy things a guy will keep his legs very stiff and straight. and pick it straight up from the back. >> we want to see y

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arianna karr was found. she appeared to be in good health when they found her. karr's mother is headed to d.c. to meet with her daughter and detectives. >>> this morning the fbi is looking for the body of a missing montana math teacher. authorities believe that 43-year-old sherry arnold is dead and her body is buried in north dakota or montana. they're asking property owners in the area to check for signs of a buried body. her husband reported her missing on january 7 when she did not return from her morning run. police found one of her shoes in a ditch along her route. authorities say two men are in custody in connection with her kidnapping. >>> one of the men who accused a former syracuse assistant basketball coach of molesting him now says he made the whole story up. floyd van huser admits to lying when he accused bernie fine of sexually abusing him as a boy. he said he wanted to get back at him for not hiring him. van huser is serving 16 years to life in prison for several burglaries. fine helped raise him as a child after his parents died. three others accu

. >> being debaters tend to do well in britain, arianna huffington was at cambridge. done well. are you going to do as well as her? >> maybe better, hopefully better. >> what is the row of actions, she is from greek origin. does it make a difference when you get to these great british universities with the wits? >> i think initially it does because -- >> favorable or unfavorable. >> unfaveable to begin with. in england, if you have a foreign accent to begin with, it's unfavorable, less so than earlier times. now people don't make that effort to adopt the english accent. but what happens is over time because there have been so many singaporeans, australians, canadians. >> americans. >> americans as well who have blazed a trail of glory, if you distinguish yourself, over time you are seen as the exotic foreigner who can thrive on the english scene and to the credit of both oxford and cambridge and england as a whole, argument and rigor in argument is a prized trait, less so than before perhaps, but still a prized trait. >> have you been to ireland, rigor and argument is

more moral you know approach to it and so one of the people we've heard talk a lot about this is arianna huffington of the huffington post and so i'm going to read a quote here from her she says i worry about it in the middle of the day as well as in the middle of the night one of the things that make me optimistic is so many millions more people do have a voice now so there's a countervailing force that is coalescing about real transformation not rhetorical want so that all sounds very nice and i think that she has a point in terms of we're finally hearing this become you know part of the rhetoric part of the discussion but she also kind of a part of the problem alone in this i think it kind of really highlights is a really good example of the difference between ideology and reality ariane huffington is at davos where the one of the themes is rethinking capitalism and transformations and capitalism that isn't serving society anymore she's asked about it saying there needs to be moral capitalism talking about how it keeps her up at night whether vested interest or get to get in a way of

please, join me in welcoming arianna huffington. [applause] >> said thank you so much for inviting me to be with you today. let me just say i have been obsessively checking on foursquare and i amount of mayor of the conference. [laughter] it's not been too long so the power hasn't gone to my head yet. but i'm glad to say that i'm not the only one here with an accent. already i met a few other mayors, real mayors and accent that made me feel powerful ever since we moved from greece to the state and even before that to england i had this issue with my accent and that henry kissinger. and said you can never underestimate the incredible advantages. in american public life of complete and incomprehensible that the. [laughter] i want to start by saying something about the mayor of the liberal side. i met him before he was mayor and when he was a speaker in the california wine from 1999 and interestingly enough when they are organized by united way that had just built the freeport called a tale of two cities about what was becoming an los

she also just became a grandmother with ariannas birth last month. >> wow she is young. >> isn't is thison facebook, searching fox 5 morning news, and then post a comment under the very young newly engaged kattina photo. >> this morning we asked if you suffer from a amapa phobia what do you suffer. >> being not perfect. >> dust. i never heard of that. >> where does that come from in the root. >> i don't know. no background research. >> what? >> going to fire this crack research staff. >> wikipedia. >> okay. >> five day forecast, a live shot, looking at dulles you can see the cloud cover holding tough, but we should break

you heard arianna talking about that capacity a few minutes ago. and he said, let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its powers, build up its institutions, promote all its great interests and see whether we also in our day and our generation may not perform something worthy to be remembered. but these days another quote might be more appropriate. i watched the congress this summer and fall. i don't think any of us thought of daniel webster. i thought of another great american thinker. i thought of yogi berra. with each failure on jobs, it was just like yogi said; dÉjÀ vu all over again. what we've seen is a congress that keeps on making the same mistakes. if we gave the 112th congress a midterm report card, the grade would be clear. congress would get an f for failure. now, i can't say it more clearly and neither can any of you. congress has flunked, they've failed, and we, the american people and our cities, can't afford this failure. we can't afford this inaction. we can't afford a congress where the representatives with the least e

. >> arianna huffington said one of the biggest problems with american capitalism is the interests ofmisaligned with social values. she said we should speak to roger martin. he's the author of "fixing the game: bubbles, crashes and what capitalism can learn from the nfl." he joins us now. roger, you say businesses have focused on maximizing shareholder value at the expense of their products and of their customer. now, why do you think customers should be focusing on their communities as well as their shareholders? >> well, i think those are the things that make a company succeed long term. if they succeed long term in serving their customers well, being good to their employees and their communities, the shareholders will do just fine. but if they focus on the shareholders without thinking about the customers or their communities or employees, then shareholders won't do very well. >> how far do you go with this? the issue right now in the united states is this competition between washington and businesses about whose responsibility it is to be hiring people. to bring jobs back to ameri

she is engaged and getting married in june and also by the way she just became a grandmother with ariannasf the day search us on facebook searching fox 5 morning news and post a comment under her photo. >> that does it for the 6:00 a.m. hour now over to alison. >>> thank you so much coming up fox 5 morning news the first votes have been cast the nations second big nominating contest is under way in new hampshire we will take a closer look at where the republican nominations are. >>> we will discuss proposed changes, meaning higher fare with the transit agency's general manager and ceo. >> maryland soldier under arrest accused of trying to join a terror group. more on charges against him straight ahead as fox 5 morning news at 7 starts now. >>> take a look f

on that show arianna huffington said one of the biggest problems with american capitalism was that thed with our social values. she also suggested if we want the best ideas to fix the u.s. economy we should speak to roger martin a dean at the university of toronto rotman school of management and also the author of "fixing the game, bubbles, crashes, and what capitalism can learn from the nfl." he joins us now. roger, you say businesses have focused on maximizing share holder value at the expense of their products and of their customers. now, why should -- why do you think customers should be focusing on their communities as well as share holders? >> well, i think those are the things that make a company succeed long term. and if they succeed long term in serving their customers well, being good to their employees and communities, the share holders will do just fine but if they focus on the share holders without thinking about the customers or their communities or employees, then shareholders won't do very well. >> how far do you go with this? the issue right now in the united states is

prince george's county police say they found arianna carr yesterday evening in landover hills. the freshman from california flew back to d.c. january 7 but had no contact with her family. police say she appeared to be in good health when they found her. carr's mother is headed to d.c. to meet with her daughter and detectives. >>> the fbi is looking for the body of a missing montana math teacher. authorities believe that 42-year-old sherry arnold is dead and her body is buried in north dakota or in montana. they're asking property owners in those areas to check for signs of her buried body. her husband reported her missing on the 7th of january when she did not return from her morning run. police found one of her shoes in a ditch along her route. authorities say two men are now in custody in connection with her kidnapping. >>> one of the men who accused a former syracuse assistant basketball coach of molesting him now says he made the whole story up. floyd van huser admits to lying when he accused bernie fine of sexually abusing him when he was a boy. he said he wanted to get ba

prince george's county police found arianna carr yesterday evening in landover hills with an acquaintance. the freshman from california flew back to d.c. on january 7 but had no contact with her family. police say she appeared to be in good health when they found her. carr's mother is now headed to washington to meet with her daughter and with detectives. >>> one of the men who accused a former syracuse assistant basketball coach of molesting him now says he made up the whole story. floyd van heuser admits to lying when he accused fine of abusing him as a bottom. he wanted to get back at him for not hiring a attorney to fight his criminal conviction. he's facing life in prison for several burglaries. fine helped raise him after his parents died. three other men still accuse fine of sexually abusing them when they were young. >>> a stunner in green bay. the new york giants shocked the packers 37-20 in the divisional round of the playoffs yesterday. green bay is the first team in the nfl author win at least 15 games during the regular season and then lose their first game of the playoffs. u

on that show arianna huffington said one of the big' problems of american capitalism is the interestsur social values. she said if we want the best ideas we should speak to roger martin, a dean at the university of toronto school of management and the author of "fixing the game, bubbles, crashes and what capitalism can learn from the nfl." why should companies focus on their communities as well as their shareholders. >> those are the things that make a company succeed long term. if they succeed long term in serving their customers well, being good to their employees an their communities, the shareholders will do just fine. if they focus on the shareholders without thinking about the customers or their communities or employees, then shareholders won't do very well. >> how far do you go with this? the issue right now in the united states is this competition between washington and businesses about whose responsibility it is to be hiring people, to bring jobs back to america, to open factories. is that a company's responsibility? >> well, i think the company's responsibility is to produce

but the fact of the matter is to be elected president of either the cambridge union -- arianna huffington was one at cambridge, and then benazir became president of it at oxford -- is a signal achievement. it really does matter. in england traditionally if you became president of either of those societies, you got an automatic invitation from one of the major political parties to stand for parliament. and she was a very irreverent and interesting person. in her first debate, she wrote, she, i mean, perfectly happy, as you know, to intervene in pakistani politics where, of course, she was prime minister. but she was equally gleeful in commenting on american politics. one of the first debates that she was in at oxford was one in which she was debating richard nixon, and she made the statement that american george washington started off with the president who refused to tell a lie, and then in nixon america had a president who couldn't tell the truth. whatever you think about nixon, the point is that this is somebody who had opinions and was not afraid to express them. equally, she wasn't al

caller: the first one, of the newsletters, that's like arianna huffington for some of the controversial in "the huffington post." my questions for you relate to how ron paul communicates items to people. most of the public, i think, is pretty ignorant. they just follow whatever mainstream media has to say. when he constantly says we are broke, he never puts it to the point of explaining just exactly how we are broke and how it affects people personally. he does not say your money is worthless. he does not talk about the de valuation of our money. he does not talk about this. our standard of living will continue to decline. guest: you bring up a great point. you hit the nail on the head. that is what we are trying to explain to people. that is what we are trying to communicate. it is difficult is tough. you are right. we can do better. we need to wake up this entire country. fortunately, we have woken up a good chunk of them. dr. paul always says he is striving to do better. he realizes he is not the perfect messenger. i think he is a wonderful messenger. i think he is a best messenger w

sometimes we leave the free- speech arianna and stand on the street and waited people. they cannot stop you from standing on the street. we hope to go to a location near or on campus to watch the debate together and we will invite the media to come and interview the people who are watching the debate. it is an intergenerational, interracial group, college students watching the debate together and talking about how these issues affect their lives. and if you get a ticket, you do not have to pay for the ticket but you have to be registered as a republican or an independent and apply online to get the ticket. >> go to the website of the new hampshire institute of politics and navigate from there. that will get yourself into a lottery to get a ticket. it will be competitive in a might be too late already, but it is worth a try. in and what you began, you cannot speak. >> or they will kick you out. >> they will reject it. >> disrupt the process, why not. >> if you cannot get in that way, for point of information, the website that has the ticket information, we put it on the