i want to thank aspen for making it possible. on any given day we would be thrilled to host lisa to talk cyber, so it's exciting to have all three of them here. expect a pretty good conversation. today, cyber is on the front page of every paper, is the topic of every board meeting. it's hard to avoid. john's book is important because it reminds us that was not always the case. wasn't that long ago that it was hard to get cyber news public and boards weren't paying attention. from my perspective, having watched a lot of the things he described in the book first from capitol hill and now in the private sector, it was exciting to read the government's perspective, see what considerations you were making when we were scratching our heads, trying to figure out what was happening and when. i didn't know until i read the book that it was robert mueller who first stood up the computer crimes division in 1991 after reading -- we tried to get director mueller come speak to his part of the history but he's busy right now. i love the fact yo

. >> you're in aspen right now. >> i'm in aspen.e's some snow ready. >> oh, yeah. >> we're documenting the moment. >> it really means a lot to me that she actually connected me and said merry christmas. from the queen of christmas herself. >> the chat was brief they got disconnected once but mariah called back. >> oh my gosh you look so great. >> you look beautiful. >> well, i thank you so much. you guys look so good. i hope you have the most festive christmas. you guys look so festive. and i had to had to call you and say merry christmas. >> thank you so much, merry christmas mariah. >> more excited than nervous i think. i was most excited to say thank you. >> the tree looks beautiful. >> a mariah christmas moment. he tried to play other christmas tunes but started getting people saying keep mariah so now he's playing her on a loop. >>> tonight bay area. high def doppler was not showing much. a drop here, a drop there it's pretty much gone. not for long. that low pressure is on the way from the eastern pacific and it'll be in the b

. >> good morning to you, chuck.ta ng a look right now, this is in aspen hill. they said it could be a couple morehours. just the left lane is getting by at this point this morning. 66 and 95 looking pretty good earlier. outerloop, two r lhtes get by the work zone. >> thank you. it's 4:31. now back to our top story. remembering preside george h.w. bush. there's tributes to him around the country toisy. s one in texas where people held a candle light vigil over the weekend. >> now to milton, massachusetts where he was born. mourners left mementos and flowers. today his body will be brought here to d.c. >> tracy is live on capitol hill now with more on his life and service that went well beyond e oval office. >> it's fitting that he will be honored here lying under the capital rotunda today and tomorrow because he's such a long resume of public service in washington. he served as the head o thecia before becoming vice president and then president of the united states. some calling him the mos effective one term president in recent history. his remains will be brou

aspen hill,d southbo georgia avenue, left lane getng by. very cl very slow through tt area. frederick southbound 270, crash ported there. still have that problem on0 getting on to 270 eastbound. >> it's 6:02 and we're remembering president george h.w. bush's life and legacy of service to o untry. the 41st president of the united states died on friday. >> the-y r-old's legacy of service went well beyond the presidency. he served two terms in congress. became an ambassador to the u.n. spent a year as director of the as president.s this afternoon there will be an arrival ceremony when his captain arrives on air force one. he'll then be taken to the u.s. capitol there will be another ceremony there. he'll lie in state in the capitol rotunda until wednesday morning. mourners will be allowed in until 7:30 tonight to pay their respects. >> the funeral services will have an impact on how you get around town this week. this is a list of the roads impacted by president bush's arrival today. the secret w servicets people to know between 3:15 a4: p.m. there will be expensive traffic del

to pull american troops from syria top democrats republicans and nato allies are concerned i'm carl aspen in berlin and this is the day. i. want to great guy he's going to be. i think that everybody. should read his letter of resignation about him to resign not that i'm aware of secretary madison was one of the few symbols a few items of strength and stability in this administration they disagree at times but that doesn't mean you can't have a good relationship with somebody it was no games there dog plays no games right. everything that indicates stability everything that indicates strength everything that indicates knowledge. is leaving this administration. also coming up christians and pakistan living in fear of blasphemy laws targeting religious minorities now with christmas approaching bill a high profile court ruling give some families a gift of hope and then you. know you always live in fear because of this we feel insecure while manically so when we talk about your future i think what kind of future can we have. the law and policies here need to be implemented properly and develop

, colorado to meet with margaret thatcher who was giving a speech at the aspen institute. i remember sitting in that session with the two of them and mrs. thatcher said, "i believe saddam hussein is going on into saudi arabia, that he is not going to stop at kuwait. he wants those oil fields, and it's going to be one country after another." and president bush says, "i agree, and i think he must be stopped." and he said, "let's go around the world and see who's with us and who's against us." >> one of the extraordinary things about george bush is when he became president he knew most of the other leaders in the world. >> it's only with friends that you can take off the gloves and talk from the heart. >> and he cultivated those friendships. they weren't just acquaintances for him. >> he was absolutely the pioneer of telephone diplomacy. his capacity more than anybody else i ever knew simply to pick up the phone and talk to people. there suddenly out of the blue was the leader of the free world. >> he called when there was no purpose to the call. when he wasn't asking for any

, colorado to meet with margaret thatcher who was giving a speech at the aspen institute. i remember sitting in that session with the two of them and mrs. thatcher said, "i believe saddam hussein is going on into saudi arabia, that he is not going to stop at kuwait. he wants those oil fields, and it's going to be one country after another." and president bush says, "i agree, and i think he must be stopped." and he said, "let's go around the world and see who's with us and who's against us." >> one of the extraordinary things about george bush is when he became president he knew most of the other leaders in the world. >> it's only with friends that you can take off the gloves and talk from the heart. >> and he cultivated those friendships. they weren't just acquaintances for him. >> he was absolutely the pioneer of telephone diplomacy. his capacity more than anybody else i ever knew simply to pick up the phone and talk to people. there suddenly out of the blue was the leader of the free world. >> he called when there was no purpose to the call. when he wasn't asking for any

to go out in talk about that do yourself a favor take a look at the aspen group that she's a part of go take a look at it see what she's about the aspen group is would be would be delighted to start a new cold war with russia they would go to war with china tomorrow given the chance because they sell missiles it's just like you saw in iraq you remember when m.s.n. b.c. had this big build up to the to the war on iraq my ex law partner joe scarborough was every day on the air talking about we need to go to war with iraq why was he doing it because boeing and the donald douglas were pumping huge money into m s n b c for them to do that now why does boeing go on m.s.n. b.c. and talk about cruise missiles are you going to go out and buy a cruise missile probably not but they they understand how to spread around money and that's all they're doing with this woman they're spreading around money she's their mouthpiece she will say anything they need them to say and right now the talking point is be afraid be very afraid of russia rather than talking about real issues like we try to do on amer

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i'm called aspen thanks for joining us. voters our votes are being counted in bangladesh as parliamentary election authorities say they're investigating allegations of vote rigging from around the country and as a result several opposition candidates say they've pulled out of the contest the election was also marred by deadly violence despite a heavy security presence the first projections are coming in and it looks as if prime minister sheikh hasina over turned to power in a landslide win. it's an election that's been tainted by violence and vote rigging allegations turnout was low and security was high authorities limited internet access claiming rumors could spread unrest rights groups have spoken of a climate of fear at polling stations opinions were divided. among the to follow and i really like the whole process i felt very safe because of the heavy security i believe there is a free and fair election taking place here. all of it. to vote for he told me to send a text message to get my serial number. i did it four tim

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i'm calling aspen welcome to the show u.s. allies including germany have appealed for clarity over washington's foreign policy this comes after defense secretary jim mattis resigned in protest of president trump's decision to withdraw american forces from syria that move. happened without consultation from the pentagon or u.s. allies now the search is on for a successor to matt is widely regarded as the last check on the president's unilateral foreign policy decisions. u.s. secretary of defense james much as has been widely viewed as a stabilizing force and us president donald trump's cabinet many had hoped that the four star marine general would help the president make good policy decisions on matters of international and domestic security but now it's come to an end due to fundamental differences of opinion the defense secretary says he'll be leaving the administration by the end of february in his resignation letter the defense secretary appeared to criticize trump's america first foreign policy not to stress the importance

i'm called aspen thanks for joining us. votes are being counted and bangladesh's parliamentary election authorities say they're investigating allegations of vote rigging from around the country and as a result several opposition candidates have for jetted the results and the party is calling for a fresh election was also marred by deadly violence despite a heavy security presence the first projections are coming in and it looks as if prime minister shaikh sina overturned to power in a landslide where. it was an election tainted by violence and vote rigging allegations head of the poll authorities limited internet access claiming rumors could spread unrest they also banned motorcycles a common form of transportation one independent news stations and they were taken off air dozens of opposition candidates have now withdrawn from the race at polling stations opinions were divided. i know that it could follow that i ran like the whole process i felt very safe because of the heavy security i believe there is a free and fair elec

i'm carl aspen thanks for joining us talks on climate change in poland finally produced an agreement late last night nearly two hundred countries unanimously adopted a rulebook allowing the paris climate act to become operational by twenty twenty the chairman of the conference called it a historic moment but critics say the agreement doesn't go far enough. it is so decided. there was physical relief when two weeks of intense negotiations finally came to an end in qatar the. delegates from almost two hundred countries had to overcome major divisions in their quest to reduce global warming while protecting the economies of rich and poor countries alike who are very satisfied as you may have heard are. really happy they are celebrating a very good success for. that outcome a common set of rules to implement a previously agreed goal limiting global temperature rises to below two decrease celsius rules that govern the nuts and bolts of how countries reduce carbon emissions how they monitored and how to help poorer nations with funding but critics say the agreement is deeply flawed to matu

still have this delay in aspen hill, southbound georgia near connecticut. blocked. >> thank you. harmony hills elementary in silver spring i on a two-hour thlay because of the water main break. school is also set up to distribute water to affected customers. we'll have a check on your forecast when we come back. thanks. it's like a smart thing. what's the weather? [cowza device] sunny, perfect chicken eating weather. how'd you get in here? [cowza device] it's time for chicken. what's the traffic like? [cowza device] rerouting you to chicken. okay. hey cowza, order pizza. [cowza device] ordering chicken. no, pizza. [cowza device] chicken. moooo okay, chicken it is. it's chick-fil-a catering season. [cowza device] now that's smart. hey, batter, batter, [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech

this is a life picture of aspen hill southbound georgia avenue near connecticut.his is the water main break. delays are going to be pretty intense there through the area. re is your t problem. taking a look at the beltway, silver spring, outer loop, crash there in the middle of the road. you can see the delays at the top of the beltway. the orange and then the red. so we're doing significant slow downs. same situation, frederick. coming out of frederick, very slow there. southbound 270 with crash there in the roadway and in arlington, southbound gw parkway after the key bridge, right lane bloc d by adisabled vehicle. >> melissa, thank you. your time is now back to our top stories. we're remembering former president george h.w. bush. t tributes him are forming around the country from this one in texas where people held a candle light vigil over the weekend. >> this is milton, massachusetts where he was born. urners left momentos and flowers. today his body will be brought here to washington so the nation's capitol can say good-bye to the 41st president. >> news 4's

i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us we start in bangladesh where early returns in the country's parliamentary election show prime minister sheikh hasina racing towards a landslide win but the opposition is calling foul dozens of candidates have pulled out of their racism allegations of vote tampering and intimidation and the leader of the opposition alliance has rejected the results islands has also marred the voting. it's an election that has been tainted by violence and vote rigging allegations. the head of the paul authorities limited internet access claiming online rumors could spread on rest. they also restricted the use of motor vehicles as a security precaution. about one hundred four million people were eligible to cast a ballot but the process didn't go smoothly for everyone. but i wasn't allowed to vote they told me to send a text message to get my serial number of the room at a later i did it four times but i didn't get a response. but with now i'm confused river i can vote or not you know you came with a lot of hope but now i'm very disappointed i know that's hurtful haven't i rat

i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us devil best demonstrators in france and the french police are preparing for another weekend of protests thousands of police officers have been deployed in paris the focus of violent demonstrations over the last month the l a best say that the cost of living is too high and that they're not being listened to present mccrone has called for an end of the protest saying that france needs to get back to normal. humphry is live for us in paris helen of the l a best demonstrating again as we speak how would you compare today's protests of the past weekend's. compared to the same time last weekend call it's relatively calm hay on the a we heard on the french chef from the french president a man you want in my colon calling on the yellow vest processes to desist we also heard from the minister of the interior case of test in a who came from skies will of the scene of a terror attack this week back to paris saying you applauded the response of police officers inside school please do not pelt them in paris today now if you take a look behind me you can see

i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us police have used tear gas to disperse protesters in the french capital paris as so-called yellow vests demonstrators take to the streets for the fifth weekend in a row scuffles broke out on the sidelines of a largely peaceful demonstration thousands of police have been deployed to contain any outburst of violence demonstrators say that life in france is on affordable and the president emanuel mccrone is not doing enough to respond to their concerns. let's go to paris now and talk with helena humphrey helena how would you describe the days so far. there has been a small but determined president protest is he in paris call authorities are saying around three thousand people. i've been taking to the streets down from the twenty five thousand people who registered to march on the private facebook group but you can definitely see that there was a determined and far larger police presence he on these shows and he's a eight thousand police deployed riot police as well and i have to say there's an awful lot of tear gas in the air right now there's been a

i'm calling aspen welcome to the program people are gathering in the hungary and capital budapest for another night of protest over labor rules and corruption braley is the latest in a string of demonstrations which started last week stoked by a controversial labor reform dubbed the slave long introduced by a minister viktor orban he does r.t. the protests have since come to include in a ray of grievances such as limits on the free press and increasing corruption. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.n. security council has agreed to deploy ceasefire monitors to yemen the council unanimously approved an initial thirty day. deployment to the flashpoint city of her data a truce came into effect in her data on tuesday but it has been marred by sporadic outbreaks of fighting between the government and the rebels. thousands of pro independence supporters have gathered in barcelona the wrangling because the spanish cabinet held a meeting in the city earlier hardline pro independence supporters clashed with police dozens of people were injured and twelve were arres

-- les aspen in 1993 decided to basically kill the program he said he took the stars out of star wars and that was the rough decade and the evolution of the program from the reagan conceptualized total defense against an attack by the soviet union to a point where it no longer had the space component that would have characterized a reagan program, but i do want to sort of summarize this very quick description of sdi with a brief description of where we've gotten today. in 1994 through the early part of the '20s, we had a much more limited vision of what a missile defense would do. it wouldn't deter an attack from a china or a rush a for example, but would be rather a theater-kind of concept to protect troops for the broad military assets and the like and that language was actually in u.s. policy at the time, a limited defense, but limited at the time that that was written characterized approximately 200 attacking missiles because that was the number that a rogue soviet submarine commander could launch. the term limited became much more limited as time wbt ent on a single launch by mis

aspen hill southbound georgia avenue near connecticut has just one leftane getting by a water main break there. wee keeping you updated and we'll have more on this in just a littl bit. outer loop after 66, that work zone and loop after 4. the rest of thelt y looks okay right now. eastbound 9 before shady lane have a crash there and looking up tophe of belt way here, northbound on 295 a little slow as y're passing. aaron. >> melissa, thank you. this morninge' remembering president george h.w. bush's life and legacyf service to our country. the 41st president of tat united passed away on friday. >> his legacy of service went well beyond the presidency. he served two terms in congress and became an ambassador to the, unpent a year as director of cia and 8 years as vice president. he'll make his final trip to washington. there will be an arrivaler is moyer at jnt base andrews when his casket arrives on air force one. there will be another arrival ceremony there for the bush family and congressional leaders. he'll lie in state until wednesday morning. mourners will be allowed in at 30 tonight

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. >> my name is peggy clark with aspen institute. i am excited for us to have this conversation this morning to talk about the new book, climate justice. we have copies on the table. this is a really critical issue. it is so important that we have mary to tell us about some work she has been doing on the frontline. i want to start by recognizing the ambassador. thank you for being with us. >> we also have the honorable administer from costa rica. thank you for joining us. we also happen to have our better half and nick robinson is here from ireland. thank you. [applause] i want to start by saying the program for today, we will talk for about 20 minutes about the book then we are lucky to have a wonderful young activists who will join us in conversation for about 20 minutes. talking across generations about what they are both doing for climate justice right now thank you. and just traveled in from the maldives and had a historic collection. we all will have time for questions and answer within 20 minutes at the end for book signing. m

by sunday night after the invasion a couple days earlier, when he was coming back from a meeting in aspenas into the the press asked him, what are you going to do? what are you going to do?this invasion, this evil thing, words to that effect. when he said that, i was at home watching, and i said, i know what my mission is going to be. if it isn't solved peacefully, we have to get ready to do it militarily. >> was it hard to see him go when he lost his re-election bid? >> yes, i had hoped he would win again, but that was not the judgment of the american people. as a person of class, a person who knows who he was, knew that he had done his best for his nation over so many, many years. and he was leaving with a sense of honor about everything he had done, and knowing that the american people may not have voted for him, but they knew who he was, they knew what he had done for the country over all those years, and as we can see now that he's passed from us, he has the erple. >> what a strong tribute and a heartfelt one. secretary powell, thank you for your time. it was good to talk to you, sir

thisay happened yeste afternoon in the aspen hill area. officers say two people were threatened with a gun on pear tree rainff of connecticutav ue. one of the victims was shot in the lower body. the suspects then stole then' car and fled the scene. e victim is expected to be okay. >> 4:37 right now. here's a look at our other top strsies. the uniity of maryland released new video from football player jordanal mcnair's f practice in mait two univers police officers were arriving at the field. when the ambulance arrived, it was at the wrong entrance. the ambulance left for the hospital at nearly 40 minutes after the 911 call. the 19-year-old died two weeks later in the hospital. >> a prince george's county jury found a man not guilty of trying to kill his girlfriend a unborn child. laquinn phillips was charged while tting her on fire she was pregnant with their child last year. yesterday a jury found him guilty on all charges including attempted murder. she says she was stunned by the verdict. the aefenseued she set herself on fire. >>> defe

. >>> peo in the aspen hill area of montgomery county are waking up ins their homes t morning. residents around lay hill and nd nd hill area. there was a gas leak yesterday. >>> the diner has been sold and many want it to become part of maryland's main street program aimed at revitalizing downtown laurel. that's a historic buildi, sting diner. it's unclear what will happen to the diner if the board upholds last night's vote. >>>4:36. rescuers are in a race against ee people nd t trapped in a mine in west virginia. >> they've been down there for three days. two men and two women went into that mine near clear creek this weekend to look for copper wire. onean safel emerged from underground monday night and told rescuers where to find the others. the problem is that oxygen levels a too low for first responders to try t reach the group. families they can help get to their loved ones in time. >> they've been in that mine for over 80 hrs and he's still under there. >> to deal with the oxygensu crews are pumping out water and pumping in llair. >>> s ahead, america's opioid addiction p

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this afternoon, about 4:00, the two victims were approached i aspen hill.were threatened with a gun by the spects on ff r tree lane, just connecticut avenue. one suspect shot a victim in his lower body. police say then suspect the stole the victim's black hyundai s sonata. that victim is expected to be okay. >>> oaktunnelmeon elemenry stud came home with a note today. 60 childrens missed class yesterday with vok manipulamiti diarrhea. even more students were absent today. the letter reminds parents to keep kids4 home until hours after the symptoms disappear. >>> new at 11, trouble for d.c. council m jack evans. "the washington post" reporting tonight that evans received stock just weeks before promoting legislation that would benefit the company it came from. according to "the post," the shares of stock were worth about $100,000. they were issued in october of 2016 for a digital sign company a.lled eed digi-outdoor me a month later, he asked emergency legislation that would allow gi to install its signs. in a statement to "the post" today, evans says the st

over them so we should not focus too much on and what people say after the finish quit exercising but aspen during exercise how do you feel now and this is quite interesting when i say ok i want to start to workout i want to change my life i'm trying to do this but last week well i had to go to the office and get to the cinema screens and i had to travel a lot higher kind of get into a routine my suggestion is that you could start scheduling your your your your intentions that means that wind up just having a look at your calander and just make yourself a date that is wednesday five o'clock in the afternoon go out for strolling in the park with thomas or something like that most people will all this will help most people just get into a regular routine and develops sort of a habit is how important is it to get some partners in crime to say dude in the group also because if i just put it into my schedule i just use my mouse and move it to different then. i always say. inform other people about what you want to do that means if you go home this evening and tell your wife honey i'm i'm going t

to a small dinner and then did up with thousands of e-mails and government workers in boxes called aspen has the details welcome back oh how did this unfold i think it sounds familiar for many people out there right i mean imagine you accidentally set off a reply all apocalypse this happened recently as you mention in the u.s. state of utah there was an innocent dinner invitation to a potluck dinner was meant for just a few dozen state employees but the e-mail went out to some twenty two thousand people and you can see the results here thousands of e-mails that in this e-mail chain as recipients pointed out the mistake by actually clicking reply all you can see some of those replies here it starts off innocently hey maria i think you have the wrong e-mail list then perhaps people could not respond to everyone on this chain connor chimes in you know it says don't reply all but you just replied all it continues to the point that people simply said can we just stop the madness after all of these e-mails in fact they went out to nearly every state worker in utah see that imagine there was a

i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us in china the trial of a prominent human rights lawyer has ended in the northern city of challenge in long one john is charged with subverting state power is one of around two hundred fifty human rights lawyers or activists targeted by chinese authorities since they launched a crackdown three years ago we have this exclusive report. three hours before the trial starts lee when juices if you last messages to supporters how would i want yesterday there were five cars from the state security department in front of our house i don't know what will happen when i step out of the door. together with a friend she plans to go to the trial of her husband human rights lawyer john huang defended political prisoners which resulted in him being arrested three years ago the charge undermining state power with a maximum sentence of fifteen years since then his wife hasn't heard from him she protested repeatedly demanding answers. i've seen situations like this often but each time it's a little different today the verdict might be announced i'm very worried and abo

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i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us indonesian rescue workers are searching for survivors in the aftermath of a devastating tsunami that struck a busy tourist region on saturday night the country's disaster agency has confirmed one hundred sixty eight people are dead but more than seven hundred reported injured dozens more are unaccounted for these tsunamis swept the coastline along the straight between sumatra and java it was apparently triggered by an eruption of an island volcano which sent a wall of water crashing ashore. the water came without warning leaving many people no time to escape. those who could fled for their lives. as dawn broke shocked residents surveyed the aftermath. we found rescue workers combing through the wreckage one of the dead is a guy with many people missing the death toll is likely to keep rising hundreds of people have been injured. i was sleeping it was just as my son was closing up the hotel and i didn't know what was hitting me i've really hurt my hand i've also got some minor wings but my husband suffered a broken leg. but. scientists say the t

last time we were here, -- we talked we were in aspen. you have been very bald, whether it is on -- bold, whether it is on vaccinations, guns, redefining social health, societal health, and you wrote this very provocative piece about loneliness and health. i would like to have you share with us for a moment how you see dashboard of loneliness in this country right now. dr. murthy: great question. steve, great to be with you again, and i want to thank caremore and the atlantic for hosting. .hank you, sachin i will tell you, this is one of the subjects i find most important. when i was in office, when i had the privilege of serving, i had to engage on many different topics. i worked on zika, ebola, the opioid epidemic, a host of other public health issues. but when i would go out into communities and talk about issues, and more importantly listen to what people cared about, very often behind their stories were stories of loneliness and stories of isolation, and that's what first clued me in to the fact there was something going on we needed

it happened in the aspen hill area. tw people were threatened with a gun off of connecticut avenue.ims was shot in his lower body. the suspect then stole the man's car and fled the scene. the victim is expecteo be okay. >> this morning, we're learning more abouthe two wom killed in a pedestrian crash in the district. >> monica carlson and her 85-year-old mother died after being hit by school bus. they were hit while crossing pennsylvania avenue on wednesday night. e two had spent the day visiting monica's son who is buried in arlington national cemetery and seeing the white house christmas decorations.he brother-in-law spoke to us by face time. >> both of them were avid lovers of washington d.c., the nation's capitol was a place they love to visit. they leave very large shoes to fill in a very small town. >> back in 2007, two women were hit and killed at a intersection by a metro bus. that left them to add a left turn lane. >> it's r5:42ht now. 61 degrees, chuck, that's not a otpo. >> no, it's a typo at all. crazy mild outside for today but if you need it to feel a little bit more l

>> we'll show it there's a lot of stuff -- >> he didn't come here >> i went to aspen >> that's tough. >> it was when i disappeared earlier in the week. >> were you able to have time -- >> to ski? no we were in and out >> really? >> it was fascinating conversation >> did you ride together >> no we walked. he's practicing for a marathon right now. he's not on the bike he's in his sneakers >> he ran that marathon the first time with a stress fracture, remember that? >> yes it's an emotional interview. he says a lot of interesting things >> he's emotional. >> he is there's a huge surprise about his own assets and how he got them, what's happened with the lawsuits we talk about steroids we talk about his sponsors about a-rod and others news is made you'll see all of that in a bit. >> did you get emotional >> mike santoli is here. i'm emotional to be here with you. >> what emotion are you feeling? >> complicated one let's show you what's going on at this hour dow off almost 435 points. nasdaq down 155 points s&p down about 45 points we'll explain why all of this is happening in just one mom

in colorado after three men stole nearly $800,000 of jewelry from the display case at the hotel in aspen the men had facial hair in the video, but shaved it off. they took off in a rented black ford suv with a california license plate. >>> caught on video. an illinois police officer barely avoids being struck by a train. the ordeal caught on the officer's dash cam. the officer approaching the tracks as the train came speeding. warning lights can be seen flashing, but not until the moment barrels by. the incident is blamed on the electrical problem with the crossing gate. >> that is terrifying. i look both ways no matter what. i'm so terrified that there is a crossing gate problem. >>> a man in desperate search of a kidney for his wife went public. how this gesture ended up viral around the world. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is