anything to do much is bad bets over exercise is a bad. talking about that was bad for donald sterling. exercise is good but when you overdo it to you have problems. >> fifth though workout gets involved i am watching the machines that was not be but it is pushing it. you say what? >> when you are six years old you should not work out like you were 30. you should look at exercise in a different way to maintain your heart health and protecting your joints and with your flexibility you should not be trying to go 51 hour sessions of hard currency web maximum heart rate. don't kill yourself but it is what i do pretty much every day. >> i would not do what you do. [laughter] neil: write that down. >> but think about it. you have duration and intensity. intensity should always be moderate. one of the things i always freeze out his watching somebody that is not in the greatest shape but the first big on the treadmill they run. they don't walk. then what happens that drives me up a wall then they run for five minutes then stand there and stop dead

these are the stories of when ordinary days turn into very bad ones. "caught on camera: very bad day." >>> a woman in iowa fights for her life after her small boat capsizes over a dam. june 30, 2009 is just winding down for an iowa bridge construction crew along the des moines river when crane operator joe lowe notices something terribly wrong. >> i seen the boat drift down and he started it up and he was trying to wrap with an anchor or rope or something. then i heard him holler at his wife, put her life jacket on and he didn't have one on. >> there's nothing anyone nearby can do to stop the boat carrying a husband and wife from plummeting over the center street dam. the man is carried downstream, but the woman is caught in the turbulence or boil of the falls, rushing over the lowhead dam. a swift water rescue team is called in and captured by local nbc cameras. they know time is not on their side for anyone trapped in the wash of a low head dam. the short falls create a powerful undertow too strong for the woman to swim out of. pushing against the st

>> well, he's here now so it couldn't have gone too bad.ight, we had the chilly temperatures today, the rain and the snow that storm has now moved out. but, right on the heals of it after a nice dry break tomorrow, snow by monday, different type of snow but very impact. >> women they came, they plunged, they froze. look closely, there is a familiar face in that crowd. that's our own chris o'connell dawning bear chest bikini, not chris, speedo's not chris. costumes maybe. people braved the 38 degrees delaware river water to support the special olympics of pennsylvania. now, this is seventh annual eastern polar plunge. it was held at the neshaminy state park. this event alone typically raises $120,000, which helps to fund special olympics events throughout the year. chris was one of about 600 people who were freezing for a reason on this snowy saturday. >> how is it feeling? >> takes your breath away, takes your breath away. but it is for a great cause. i'm going to go get cause. >> we love freezing for a reason, than is a good reason today.

how bad is that? >> it's bad. i think of kids with flu-like virus.similarsymptoms and this cold snap happened right when kid goes back to school north going to play and bringing it home from school, spreading it to families and getting the family sick. >> so give us some quick advice how to protect ourselves our kid or at least stop this spreading. >> the best thing you can do is good hand-washing. studies show that only eight percent of teenaged byes use soap when wish their handed. so review hand washing with their kid. soap, warm water no matter they're age they need a good tutorial. also, keep your hands away from your nose and mouth. this prevents the virus from entering your respiratory system you. also need to get vaccinated if you haven't already. even thee the flu shot is not working as well as we would like it to, there's still some cross-protect different there, so you may-- -- cross protectivity there. you've might recover a little more quickly because your immune sim is ramped up in some extent at least. >> you mentioned eight percent of

and that's when i found out the water was bad. one spill would have been bad enough for someone like dj. several years ago, many residents in the town of prenter say they began to notice that their water smelled strange. >> it started out, they didn't know what it was exactly couldn't explain it, so they started doing tests and found multiple chemicals and pretty much all the wells through here. >> were they able to clean up the water? >> no. they ran city water up through here >> wait, wait,wait, wait... so they ran city water? >> they ran city up through here and gave it to everybody >> ok, 4 or 5 years ago, you realize water is contaminated. you get on city water from charleston and then that gets contaminated. >> we're choosing from two evils here. it's either water that we drank all of our life that we're used to by now that is contaminated or water that we just got that is contaminated. >> dj told me that for years mining companies had pumped coal waste into the ground near prenter, contaminating the well water. community su

there's a chance of another rounds snow at night but it doesn't look bad.with flurries on friday and then we get into the weekend and saturday is colder with a high of 26. clouds increase sunday with another hit of snow possible sunday night but by monday we're down to flurries and none of these next two events look all that will bad. >> thanks, david. >> yeah. >> four oosm 12 now. "action news" is coming right back. we are all clear on sky 6 as we take a live look at the ben franklin bridge. there it is. >> and after the break our live team coverage continues with a report from philadelphia international airport. karen. >> you can see the snow on the roadway here in the tacony section. torresdale avenue at levick street so be careful as you're headed out. certainly not terrible but there's a coating drown right now we'll check some of the areas for you when we come right back. >> and we'll be right back hey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive

it's no longer bad is good and bad is good. bad is bad. >> i got to tell you.mber was up 1.1%. it was the orders that were down which is sort of bad for the future. but the current number for december rick i don't know if you have an estimate on what people expected shipments to be. because the street does expectations on orders. >> i was looking for 1%. it actually came down .2%. >> i got shipments up 1.1%. do you have that number there? >> no. sorry. >> that's going to feed in. that's not going to be too bad actually. >> no. it's nice to see there's -- yeah. listen, steve. we want bright spots. but if we're not honest about what the economy can produce versus what it is producing and do some cost benefit analysis as why and we just blindly never cannic the tires because we don't have a plan "b," then we're doomed to the future that fate will deal us. >> maybe it's three steps forward, two steps back. it's just we were all sure that after six years of -- because of the financial crisis it was a tepid recovery we were all sure we finally made it to be on stall

he is putting the republcian party in a bad place. the party did not do well with electorate in 2012. they sent a bad signal to hispanics yesterday on immigration. if they oppose it, they will sending bad signal to a lot of women, a lot of single women who have kids. the oscar nods are out. "selma" was snubbed. many thought it would do better than a paltry two nominations. i can't tell you whether the snub was just or unjust. the biggest outrage of this year's nominations was the absence of "life itself," the great documentary about roger ebert. it did not get a nomination for best documentary. it's an incredible movie. not just about the movies themselves, but about this extraordinary writer. this snub is really surprising. it's a great movie. it is a snub to the memory of roger ebert. mark, what's your view? >> the injustice of jake gyllenhaal not getting a nod for best actor for nightcrawler. incredible performance. the guy is a great actor, but this is a great performance. you look at the people who got nominated, they are all fin

can't imagine he'd do anything too bad. "uber's surge pricing was my idea." [ laughter ] bad dog.do we have next? oh, this guy is just adorable. what could he have done? "despite being an adult male i respond "k" to text messages." [ applause ] stop that. stop that! bad dog! who's up next? do they make them any cuter than this, folks? "i was piss drunk during my son's piano recital." [ laughter and applause ] bad dog. so that is pretty cute, watching his little son bang away at those keys. who's next? no way this cutie did anything too bad. "i can easily convert celsius to fahrenheit and i'm a real dicky showoff about it." [ applause ] bad dog. who's the next pooch taking the walk of extreme shame. aww, this looks like a good little fella. "i think we should build the keystone oil pipeline, not because it will create jobs because i really hope it springs a leak." [ laughter ] bad dog, vindictive dog. who's next? what a cute little guy. "i unfollowed my wife on instagram." [ laughter ] good luck to you, buddy. how could this guy be guilty of anything other than being the cutest? "i

i was a bad collector but i realized in the end i could afford to be a bad collector. i am married to a doctor and i make a decent living as a writer but if i were desperate like some of these collectors i would have gotten wise quick to what i would have had to to say and do to make folks pay. >> host: they are desperate. they are like sharks and that is basically what you depicted here in a very clear manner. >> guest: there are some collectors that do well for themselves and work for customer service type places but a lot of collectors are pretty desperate. i was at one agency where at payday at the end of the week one guy made $102 the other guy made $85. that is poor. >> host: you talk about this underworld in buffalo and going to bangor maine and getting on the phone and dealing with a set of characters in the new also talk about another pillar of debt collection world which is las vegas. you went there to do an investigation there and deal with individuals and discover new things. what was that like? >> guest: so i wanted to see how brandon wilson was buying thi

bad twitter. there was one person who said shg bad and it makes you feel good. >> i feed off the insults because it makes he laugh and i want to -- >> that is your safer space. >> my safe space is hurt jie. it is hard what happens to female celebrities. they losers come out of no where. she is a notorious [bleep]. it has nothing to do with people threatening her. that's a separate case. you can't cause -- stir up trouble and then when people call you out you say whoa, i am being attacked. i need to go to safe space. oh lena is not the type to air her dirty laundry. >> i have seen her urinate on two girls? >>> what is in joe devito's beard? we find out. first, how should we respond to isis twitter page? it rinds with -- it rhymes with skill them all. oh okay. >> they are using computers and not just for boat porn. on monday isis supporters took over central command's twitter page in an act that was more embarrassing than damaging. the hack account had a masked militant and a message "i love you isi

i have to tell you, it's absolutely -- true copper was bad, natural gas will be bad, doug to give you heads up in the first quarter what matters this company has not guided the street at all, didn't really give you a sense this was going to happen. caterpillar, so we distinguish things and this is what's going to happen in three days we'll start distinguishing things caterpillar was a terrible quarter because they executed poorly end and markets are bad. stocks trading down today did not execute that badly. they executed well. they have to back out currency figure out the organic growth and recognize some of the companies are doing quite well. but if -- that's not today. today is the day where the market's stupid and everything goes down. >> that's fine. >> are you referring to companies that are executing? is that p and g. >> i had tom on from kimberly. i thought kimberly was better than proctor. that stock lost share in proctor. what we're going to do circle back that wells fargo was a good quarter. honeywell was a good quarter. we'll look at 3m. 3m is going to be down today. an ama

about how bad it is. >> and bad it was.as expected to be broken up and it's best parts sold off. in 2009, then treasury secretary tim geithner told meet the press that he wanted aig just successful enough so the taxpayer can get out. benmosche had different plans. he was going to revive the company and pay the taxpayer back. did you ever think you might not? >> no, i did not think i could not get it done. when i looked at everything, i could see that i could pay it back, and then what i said was, in september of 2009, i think what you are going to be left with is a $70 billion company. so if you have $70 billion as your margin of error, there is no doubt. >> that was your back of the envelope. >> that was my back of the envelope calculation. i was wrong. it is $100 billion. and our market cap is almost $80 billion. >> when aig finally paid back the american taxpayers in 2012 with nearly a $23 billion profit, the company took out ads thanking the american people. >> thank you, america. >> thank you, america. >> but benmosche

the big, bad blizzard of 2015 is in fact both of those things big and bad, in some places. just not where everyone expected it. >> right now at 11:00 eastern, the storm and the story is in new england. a blizzard warning is in effect for parts of massachusetts and rhode island. lots of snow on the ground. 25 inches in some places. and the big important thing to remember it's still coming down. the story is not over. wind gusts near hurricane force have knocked out power in places like nantucket island. there are travel bans state emergencies and warnings about coastal flooding for millions of people. >> new york city and new jersey got snow but really did avoid the worst of it. officials here have lifted the travel ban. they did that earlier this morning. later this hour we'll hear from new york mayor bill de blasio. there have been predictable moaning and groaning he overreacted by suspending train and bus service. he's sure to face poignant questions about that and we're waiting to hear from rhode island's governor where the situation is vastly different. >> alexandra fie

is that a bad thing? what do you think? >> no. i don't think it's a bad thing at all. obviously you want to make sure that nsa has and operates under the right privacy and constitutional safeguards, but what this shows us is that nsa's mission is vital. it's absolutely here to stay. the reports of its death are, quite frankly greatly exaggerated. neil: that bothers a lot of free speech advocates. they immediately say well they'll just go back to their own overspying ways. is there a balance in this environment? do people even care now? >> you have to watch the pendulum swinging from one side to the other. we tend to like one extreme than another. i think in this particular situation it's clear that some degree of surveillance will be necessary in order to catch people like the paris attackers, to catch people who are going after sony, for example and to catch people who are doing other nefarious things such as the home depot attack or the jpmorgan attack, and that's what we're really trying to do. it has to be a confluence between the intelligence agency, the law enfor

very very bad visibility.tinue perhaps right up until sunday. it's now thursday night here. gives you an idea of just how long this bad weather is going to continue. what searchers have to do carol, is work in between the weather systems. when there's a patch of clear skies oracle her weather, that's when they have to do everything which means it's going to be a very slow process. there's a little bit of hope raise add few hours ago. tony fernandez, the boss of airasia tweeting that he hopes that the information about the main -- the primary wreckage can be confirmed soon but we haven't heard anything more since then. as you say, a shadow has been seen but they haven't relocated it. very frustrating for everybody. obviously so painful for the families here. >> andrew one of our experts, david gallo, wonders why there hasn't been more debris recovered from the surface of the water. are they just not telling us or just not collecting much debris? >> reporter: well, what we heard today, the debris they found was

don't feel bad. it's okay. freeport, it is bad.cx the one's everyone talking about, about copper's bad, oil's bad. bol bought oil at -- >> picked the wrong time to get into oil. >> yes. they've walked into an operational buzz saw. >> sniffing glue. >> look a yield that this company, i don't want to -- this company's $17 billion in debt. company people are focused on as being the weak sister in oil and copper patch. copper is a function of china, big copper mine in indonesia. look if i told you to be careful, preportfreeport, what value would i be adding. >> >> by the way, when they did the initial deal -- >> shareholders revolted because it seemed out of character. by the way, it hasn't worked out well since. >> no. can bought at high 2. they bought it to high. sanchez, people bought it to high. >> everybody's going through high yield market. you have said over and over high yield, and i'm coming back with names people are concerned about on a high yield basis and this is number one. >> freeport we've seen go down and down. balance

doesn't feel so bad out there. >> reporter: not as bad the wind is not as strong. temperatures are not as raw but you need a coat. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we're dry. that's a good part of the story and it's nice to start with something good. as we look outside, we have a fairly tranquil angle of the airport. it's not bouncing as much, because the winds are in the single digits. today we're starting with a milder day today it will be cool but we're getting a break temperature-wise. we have a change for sunday we'll talk about that when we hit the seven day. 28 in allentown. 28 in wilmington. 29 in dover, 30 in sea isle city cold, but windchills are not that bad. there are clouds on satellite but out to the west we're looking at breaks, and we expect sunshine to break out behind the clouds as we go through the morning and afternoon. overall we'll call it a mixture of sun and clouds, a bit brisk but not as cold as the other days in general. down the shore sun and clouds, 33 degrees manageable winds certainly. in philadelphia, we're going for a high

they anticipated it not being nearly as bad as it was. by the time the roads got really bad it was too late changing their mind to have kids stay at home would have caused a lot of confusion. they apologize. they were keeping a lot of students in auditoriums because a lot of them didn't have teachers. they said the first priority was keeping these kids safe and that's what they did their best to do. in loudoun county, i'm nikki burdine, back to you in the studio. >>> connecticut avenue in montgomery county was one of the area's biggest problem areas for commuters this morning. there were many areas that were problems. bruce leshan is standing by live now in kensington with more on the problems there. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, mike. as somebody on the radio said, it was a little bit like that paul simon song. the nearer your destination, the more you're slip sliding away. on connecticut just up from beach drive, a power pole snapped in the snow. wires down. briefly closed all four lanes of connecticut avenue. this major commuter route. als

they are bad at lobbying washington.are bad at lobbying brussels read we have a tendency to say, what we try to do is build the greatest possible product and we are slow and understanding, what does this mean with the face of government? >> all of that taken place at the conference in munich today. cyber security will be a major theme in tonight's cyber security address, but do businesses care and might they change their strategy after hearing what the president has to say? we will talk about what he might say, next. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." it is a tough balancing act. handing over data related to the "charlie hebdo" investigation microsoft just 45 days after they were asked. microsoft's general counsel says that this shows the microsoft system can work and that snooping should only happen if strictly regulated. present obama will address u.s. cyber security concerns tonight. the president recently pushed new cyber initiatives and discussed cyber intelligence sharing with prime minister david cam

chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" >>> welcome back. you're watching cnn live coverage. i'm natalie allen. our top stories, now, the united states has slapped north korea with another round of economic sanctions after charging it was responsible -- the country was responsible for the hack against sony. the sanctions target government leaders, preventing them from access to the united states. north korea assistinsists it had nothing to do with the cyber attack. >>> an indonesian ship has found two piece of metal. the objecteds are about 30 meets under wayter in the java sea. the rough seas are preventing getting picture of them. waves are extremely high right now. >>> the new debris and oil slick off the coast of borneo may mean that searchers are close to finding significant pieces of this plane. for more let's go to alistair rosenshine. he's an aviation consultant and former pilot. he joins us from sussex england. thank you, ale

or bad sites. it gets to the user. when it gets to the user, then it is game on. if you actually double-click like we all do and you double click on the wrong thing, then i might be able to involve you in an attack on the organization you work with. >> that was other john stewart. i recently talked to lookout's co-founder and talked about the most dangerous threats to our mobile phones. >> i think the largest threat to most individuals is downloading bad apps to their phones. they can take your phone hostage and make you pay to get it back. >> getting hacked or attempts coming their way. >> we estimate 60 million android users around the world. 7% of our users in the u.s. got some sort of malware on their phone. one of the biggest trends now increasing, we have this trend we call ransomware. it may be an app you download to your phone. it is most commonly seen in pornographic apps. people are doing something a little bit dodgy on their phone. as soon as you install it, it will take over your phone,

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the relationship with netanyahu is already so bad.here is hard to imagine anything that they could do. the white house can moan about this, but i'm not sure if there is anything they can or will do to seek retribution. >> this relationship with netanyahu and obama has been filled with a history of low points. i think this might be the lowest point. there are some of the elements, most notably the failure to notify the white house, that make this a horrible thing. my gut lately has been that netanyahu would win reelection. the white house, i think they should seek some retribution. i don't know what they could do. this is a huge slap in the face. i can't think of a parallel to this that an american parallel that president has faced. it is 211. if you are the president, from the point of view of sovereignty and decorum, it is a slap in the face. >> a lot of people around netanyahu has said obama hasn't been nice, and there is probably some truth to that. boy, this is a pretty provocative thing to do. i think it's going to be hard for th

>> it's not too bad. it's kind of fun. >> tell me, why are there so many snow shoveling related injuries every year? >> it's a huge problem. if you're out in the snow, there's so much stress in the body trying to keep itself warm. there are two types of injuries. the most common is where you injury muscles or joints. that's because you're not getting as much. blood flow to the areas and doing things that put a lot of strenuous exercise. back injuries are the most common. some of that might be because you're bending and doing activities that actually put a lot of stress on the disks in your spine. there's a cushions of your spine. the other thing we worry about, they are not as common, but they are the most dangerous. if you put a lot of stress on your heart, you're at risk for a heart attack. those are actually more common when you're snow shoveling. something to worry about. >> it sounds like common sense, but what are some simple ways to protect yourself? >>. the easiest way is to take a break. a lot of

too bad she didn't see this coming. armed thugs break into a mini mart and terrorize a mom and daughter. when the teenager makes one bold move. >> a couple's on a flight when the engine fails. >> they start falling in the sky. >> how a mid air emergency becomes one romantic moment. >> and sofia grace is back with a new rap that is all about what besties do. >> the song that will make you cross your heart and hope to die. sometimes bad luck follows you through your day. this case in china, a woman has really bad luck. she is the passenger in this white car you see pulling off to the shoulder. looks as though this might be a spot she wants to ski. looking around taking in the view. >> that is a lane of the freeway? >> no. the shoulder. just when you think you're safe. bad luck literally hits you. >> oh! >> had no idea. that's a run away tire that reportedly had come off a moving trailer truck just off the road. comes rolling toward her. after t her, she goes flying over the railing. then flips down the embankment. >> what

earlier the wind was bad. the snow wasn't quite so bad.ow it is getting very bad on both counts. along with the tide coming in they expect maybe one to two inches per hour starting right about now, anderson, until about noon tomorrow. >> brian, hey, it's chad. it looks like you're on another planet. it looks like you're in a wind tunnel of some sort. we know that millions and millions of dollars were spent on restoring that beach. is that beach just going away? >> you know chad i'm not sure if the beach is. i can't see the beach too well. i can walk over here now and take a look at it and see what i can see. when we talk about the white-out conditions we're really starting to see the beginning of the whiteout conditions. my visibility is getting much much worse. i don't think the beach is eroding at the moment. from what i can see, it's not. but again, we've got several more hours of this kind of condition here along the jersey shore. so you could see some erosion. and as we talked about, this area was just slammed by superstorm sandy a co

[baby cooing] thank you. >> bad, bad week for bullwinkle. no sign of the moose that was cut off the eucalpytus tree. people would decorate it for various occasions for events. but vandals came in with a chain saw and chopped it off. someone created a paper mache head and put it on the tree. not the same thing. >> our next newscast is tomorrow at 7:30. >> goodnight. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store, find the lowest prices of the season, with the c3 queen mattress set only $1199.98. plus 24 month special financing on all beds. know better sleep with sleep number. hey, jake, why don't you tell grandma about what you did on your spring break? bad idea. what? nothing. i just saw that they're moving the l.a. gardening exposition from the shrine auditorium to the convention center which i think is a very bad idea. thanks for the update. go ahead, jake. tell grandma. jake: it was really cool... hang on a second, jake. i'm not sure you understand how serious this gardenin

you can see, this is a bad spot. they reopened the roads. if you are in spots like this not a good idea to be going the wrong way on a one-way street on a four wheeler. wouldn't do that either. if you are going out wherever you are and certainly in wilmington, be very, very careful. more from this story in a half hour. amazing stuff, luckily nobody was seriously injured. live in wilmington tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> a team of reporters checking out conditions throughout the area. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in philadelphia. tell us what it's like where you are. >> reporter: well, the snow i would call it light snow. it's still -- it hasn't dissipated throughout the morning. and it is sticking to untreated surfaces like sidewalks and some of the smaller streets throughout the city. if we turn the camera around and show you a shot of route 1 here you can see route 1 has been treated. other than being wet and slushy it's drivable. we caught up with several people who have been out this morning in the elements. they tell me it's not as bad as

>> not as bad. >> not bad for the ireland native or these guys that thought it was a good time to get in a run. others spilled out of office buildings trying to make it home before conditions get worse. >> i live in downingtown, i know it will be rough when i get home. >> do you plan to leave earlier? >> i had a meeting until 3:00, i was hoping to leave earlier but i couldn't. >> the city deployed 300 trucks on the vine street expressway we saw cars exercising the extreme caution the same slow approach so many say they plan to take during the evening commute. >> are you concerned about road conditions? >> i am but i'm a good driver, very to watch out for the other drivers. >> you have to be a good driver in this, it's a salting event for the city and they are ready to plow, but only 1 to 2 inches expected here. reportsing live on the ben franklin parkway, kenneth moton channel 6 "action news." >> areas south of the city are seeing heavier snow, route 1, had low visibility and drivers were taking it slow on the snowy roads and snow started falling in hammonton just before 3:00 this aft

how bad are conditions this hour and how bad do they expect it to get? >> reporter: yeah. we've been here for a couple of hours in what was expected to be the worst part of the storm expected about 4:00 a.m. eastern, a couple of hours from now. what we've seen the roads for the most part are clear. if you can see in front of us, emergency vehicles are on the road for the most part. that's what we've seen. there are a handful of residents continuing to come out despite that travel ban/warning. we have seen many people more people than we expected to see on the streets. some that i've spoken to said they wanted to be a part of something historic. other people you talk to though, say this storm is nothing extraordinary, that this isn't living up to the hype of what some meteorologists were predicting. we have that incremental increase in snowfall though. these roads, even though plows have been working since we spoke to one emergency worker since 7:00 p.m. trying to clear the streets, you know it still is difficult to drive here. we are taking our time at some portions of our

it's going to be a bad year. how bad it's going to be will depend on how it actually evolves because you're still on the uptick, and if you sort of superimpose it upon other years, you can superimpose it on a bad year. last year was not a bad year so it's already way ahead of last year resembling more 2012/2013 as opposed to 2013/2014. >> one of the things i read is that during the holiday season, which we're just out of, the flu will usually dip because you're not around your office mates, children aren't at school and that that didn't happen this time and now we've got all these people going back to work. so is that an indicator that it will get worse? >> you know, martha, it's possible. the one thing about the flu that you can be sure, it's really unpredictable so some of the pattern you see you can kind of guess what's going to happen but at the end of the day it just evolves and difficult to predict. >> one of the things clearly different about this year is the flu shots are not as effective, maybe just 60%

. >> it's not bad at all. way less than we expected. >> corey was making the most of it with the kids blizzard or not. they went to breakfast and now are sledding. >> i like to build snowmans. >> i like the fact i am not in school. >> fun for ainsley but for the brothers in hilltown they were out shoveling the driveway but dad did most of the heavy lifting. >> it's pretty light my dad was out here shoveling most of it. my brother and i have light stuff to do. >> the owner of the hair salon had an easier time of it with his snow blowers, he made quick work of the snow in the parking lot and sidewalk anything to keep the customers happy and safe. we have one car in the lot, you don't know, you would be amazed what women will do to get their hair done, they will tredge through anything. >> folks around here trying to make the most of a snow day some are disappointed and others are relieved that the heavy stiff stayed far to the north. david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. lets switch live now to "act

this is a federal map where brown is bad. most of the country is in brown. our area has got it worse than a lot of the rest of the country. >> ok, tom. it is just a test on basic u.s. history, but if students cannot pass it, they do not graduate. >> the first of its kind and controversial law passed tonight. >> a teacher's aide in trouble tonight. what police found in her car that has p is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. right now find the lowest prices of the season, plus 36 month financing on qualifying purchases. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >> muhammad ali is back in the hospital getting follow-up care to -- tied to a urinary tract infected. it is the second time the champ has been admitted to the hospital in the past month. ali's family says he is expected to be released tomorrow. he celebrates his 73rd birthday on saturday. >> only on 7, a teacher's aide for student's with special needs now faces felony drug charges. casey worked at clopper mill sc

this is just turned to a really bad bad story. someone trapped.(vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> silow collapsed industrial park 7900 block of radcliff street in bristol. >> this happened, just about four hours ago. so we do have someone trapped. well, good thing it happened in the middle of the night. not many employees around. but apparently one employee is now trapped. they have sent in dogs, trying to sniff out the situation try to find this person. >> officials are saying this will be a very technical operation. because there is a lot of collapsed steel in that a

i think it's a bad idea. people on the right and the left think this is a bad idea. why can't we just ask the question and find out if you've been married or divorce. >> i have filled that out on forms a million times. >> i think that should probably go away. >> people from the tea party are complaining about invasion of privacy. >> absolutely. they're responsible for my divorce. >> i think you are responsible for your divorce. >> he's responsible for a number of divorces. >> that's true. speaking of marriage, we want to wish a very happy anniversary to a very special couple. former president george h.w. bush are celebrating their 70th anniversary today. they married in 1945 and went on to have 16 grand children. the bushes are spending a quiet day at home alone together which seems perfect to me. happy anniversary to them from all of us at the five, we're back in a moment. you have to excuse me. . >> longly the king. dad? dad? come on. get up. >> now who would perpetrate something like that on kids? we're right back to walt disney, you're not old enough to remember

they're not bad. trust me. i used to do bad stuff but i'm not bad and everyone can change the stripes but you need to get out into the community and ask what is not working and the last thing is and i'm not going to say names but out of respect when people come to the meetings and speaking from their hearts nobody should be reading emails or going else. you should be paying attention to what everybody is saying because everybody's voice matters. >> can i make one correction though. you like it right? >> yes, i do. that's why i emailed. >> i want to make sure everyone knew that. >> i wanted to point out something there is an aspect and you expressed concerns about the redistricting pieces in the draft phase and i think your voice was heard loud and clear from this body and also the police department and i appreciate the way you approach today and shared those concerns. we're endeavoring to have the process for 90 days and i am sure there are other blenders we made. i guarantee you and i appreciate the

it is tv's andy levey with another bad sweater. his eyebrows are thicker than guy fee yarr re's blood. it is actor comedian and writer kurt metzger. and he is here to promote his new line of nuts called mustachios. next to me, john bolton and fox news contributor. and by the way he is still temporarily the president of "red eye." >> is that right? >> yeah. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> satire was met with savagrey. but should he have known that islamic [bleep] can't take a joke. hours after terrorists executed people in paris they called the fremp saw tear cal -- the french satarical magazine stupid for asking for it. while they don't condone the murderers, common sense would be useful. >> is that how you say it? >> i don't know. the muslim cleric who infamously debated sean hannity chose not to condemn the attack, but to explain it. >> he tweeted muslims love the messenger more than their parents, children and even themselves. freedom of expression does not eke -- not extent to the profits of allah. one of al-qa