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let me turn to the big box format, which is really barnes & noble's thing. do they have a real estate problem in the same way lots of analysts believe best buy has or had a real estate problem? stores that are too big, too costly and have too many people in them? >> i do think there is an issue on that front, that the stores are quite large. they do, you know -- generally they are in very good locations, though. that's the one big strength barnes & noble does have. they have prime location. they don't have difficulty to get out of stores but the forum factor hasn't changed. the forum factor of the tv changed, smaller, thinner, you don't need as much space but maybe for books you don't want to house as many, but there are other things to do, whether it's games, toys, there is other -- the caves within the stores. there is ways to use the space. >> there is no question this whole business model is changing and influx, but look out a couple of years, who will make it, who will not make it? i know macy's and nordstrom are spending millions of dollars to have a s

even if barnes blgepts rid of it's nook ss, ecompany as a . amazon and other retailers are tough competition in the book business as people read on kindles and ipads. over the past five years sales at u.s. bookstores have fallen t dismis barnes & he analyst noble's retail presence yet saying sales struggled but believes the retailer meets a demand. >> i go in there. take my kids in there to look at games, kids stuff, toys. it's a great store with a lot of traffic. the college bookstore business has a lot of value. >> i'm old-school fashioned. i like the feel of a book. >> i love the portability of a kindle or ipad. i like reading wherever i go. >> at barnes & noble we come with the kids to play up starps to play in the kids part. >> reporter: there will always be people that want to go to a bookstore and browse before buying, but the question for barnes & noble is will there be enough people doing that to keep the stores a live? for "nightly business report" i'm courtney regan. >>> joining us now to talk more about the nation's changing tail l

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. >> if only former head of barnes & noble had listened to me. >> ipad i think blows is away, tell mere i am wrong. >> you can read newspapers, and magazines on the nook. neil: as they can on the ipad, i'm not doing a commercial, i neil: well, don't say i didn't warn them. >> are you worried that the ipad redefined that genre? it is a game changer, is it got? >> no, e-reader and nook are my best selling products, you can read newspapers and connection. neil: a you can on ipad. >> nook was voted number one, reider. neil: that isefore the ipad came out. >> e-reader, ipad is a different multiuse device. neil: i use them all, you are right, it is a multiuse device. but it is pretty good. i'm not doing a commercial, i believe you, but you know? did not know. and alas, barnes & noble ceo is showns door, he is out of there issue lynch resigning in face of disappointing earnings, and disasters, including said nook, shares bumping up, time to blitz it out with hiz macdonald and scott, liz? >> i would have fell like a withered salted snail talking to you about the nook, the idea that the nook c

she knew there was a basement in the barn. so we went down there, and that's when we found the other two. talbot and charney's bodies were already there? i-i guess it was them. did you see anything else? anything at all? no. after we dumped the body, we got out of there as fast as we could. i had a feeling... someone was there with us. someone was watching us. hey. you got a second? sure. word is holly preston's only gonna face manslaughter charges for the homicides. that true? we suggested it to the d.d.a., and he agreed. really? she claims she did it in self-defense, and we believed her. she'll serve time. three guys got killed. she only killed one of them, and it was in self-defense. that's what she says. are you in the business of taking killers at their word? i believe her. did someone from visualize ask you to talk to me? because you've never come to my office and questioned my arrests before. yeah, i might have gotten some calls. might've heard some concern that you pushed for lighter sentences because the victims were

it is the barnes & noble for canada if you will.are working number of years to convert the store lifestyle category, destination store. it is tough sledding because it was set up to be a book seller originally but the approach, the approach thus far has shown they can do things other than just books. do things in book-related categories where books are part of the offering but not the entire offering. children's and self-help. dennis: lifestyle. >> that's right. dennis: isn't the problem there they will get further undercut by amazon, if you become a more broad general retailer, then you get cut by the onliners anyway? >> yeah. certainly you might ask the question, right, the question whether it will retailing, bricks and mortar retailing will survive at all and that, you know, that is obviously a question. i mean i think it will. i think that people want to go into stores for some things but, but think that amazon is not going to be a force in your retailing category i think is, is a mistake. the question that i -- go ahead. dennis

she knew there was a basement in the barn. so we went down there, and that's when we found the other two. talbot and charney's bodies were already there? i-i guess it was them. did you see anything else? anything at all? no. after we dumped the body, we got out of there as fast as we could. i had a feeling... someone was there with us. someone was watching us. hey. you got a second? sure. word is holly preston's only gonna face manslaughter charges for the homicides. that true? we suggested it to the d.d.a., and he agreed. really? she claims she did it in self-defense, and we believed her. she'll serve time. three guys got killed. she only killed one of them, and it was in self-defense. that's what she says. are you in the business of taking killers at their word? i believe her. did someone from visualize ask you to talk to me? because you've never come to my office and questioned my arrests before. yeah, i might have gotten some calls. might've heard some concern that you pushed for lighter sentences because the victims were

here's what she told peter barnes bit. i want your reaction. >> i think it is time to begin to adjust those purchases. the labor market has for the last six months pretty steady gains of close to 200,000 per month. that is a good indicator that there has been sustained improvement here. david: now she of course is in the minority as a hawk but what does the market telling you about where the momentum is on the fed, whether they're moving toward her or away from her? >> well right now there is a big disconnect people say on one hand you have the big hawks like miss george who want to start tapering sooner than later. on the other hand how do you put your head around the fact we might have zero handle gdp figure coming up? everybody is revising downward their gdp figures. how will the fed treat this disconnect? gdp, jobs what is going on here? it is making people continue to be on the sidelines right now. that's why everybody's asleep behind me. that is why we haven't had much volume yesterday either. people don't know what

a maintenance area walked back into the main area of the barnes and noble.an exposed himself and had inappropriate physical contact with the girl when he lured her away and here you see a picture of the suspect described as a white male in his 50s , six feet tall wearing a fishing hat, sunglasses, tan cargo pants. on the right is a sketch of the suspect. he was seen leaveing the barnes and noble parking lot in a black or gray four-door car. i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> a man stole a transit bus in san francisco and drove it 100 miles. a viewer took video. you see the police chase. the bus was taken from the temporary tern mall in san francisco this morning. the chp was able to track it using gps. officers stopped the bus in oak dale using spiked strips. the driver was arrested. >>> no progress being reported. the current contract for the bart workers ends august fourth. union workers say they are going to strike. the lead negotiator is upset that bart management will be unavailable next week. >> i'm also further advised that, we were told he would be in

tesla is jumping, barnes & noble. back to you. cheryl: nicole, thank you very much.positive earnings results help markets shake concerns over monetary policy tightening. both here and around the world. we have kathy boyle, and cabria investment officer. kathy, you are bearish. you are the resident bear, as i call you. you see it in the technicals of the s&p that tells you that global mornings are going to pull back, and especially in this country, the s&p, it's going to pull back? >> we had to cross 1650, which we are close to, and build inverse head and shoulders, coming down to 1600 with a rally from there. cheryl: that's the technical chart you see saying there's something there. you disagree? >> you know, we trade all asset classes so in the global tactical funds, we're long u.s. stocks, but due to the evaluations there, we have a much higher exposure to foreign ecstasies, -- equities. cheryl: risk you right now. >> it is. the third most expensive market in the world, the u.s., while not terrible valuation, there's better opportunities abroad, but at the end of t

barnes and noble after the abrupt departure of ceo.ill the company break-in to two after being left behind in the tablet race? and does that mean it can still punch out portfolio profits? from msg in the next to the philadelphia sixers. of fox business exclusive with ceos got annealed. can he creates a fan frenzy? and can he bring the same corporate power from new york to philly? and inside the hype for the brand new album magnet car deck, the holy grail. a key battle between samsung's and apple. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: good afternoon, everybody. i'm liz claman. the last hour of trading. the dow and s&p are on a roll. both on track to end higher for the fourth consecutive day. it may be the longest winning streak since back in april, april 30th, and the longest for the s&p since may 15th. two important things that we're watching all our long. the nasdaq composite finishing above 3,500, here is where you see it right now, you can tell. if the nasdaq itself moves higher, that is what it will become a 3,500.

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let's say hello to tucker barnes and get the latest on the weather out there. t jacket is off. >> doesn't need to be on any o time soon. >> i have no idea. i don't have a cold, not sick, no idea. >> by the end of 5:00 you won'tw have a voice. >> extra manly version thiss morning. >> barry white. b >>ar yeah.eah. hot, dangerous heat around heree over the next couple of days. first real heat wave setting up. we'll be doing lots of talkingig about how hot it is. we'll start with the morning starting with a look at temperatures. reagan national it's hot in the morning. 73 in dulles. d yesterday we got to 89 and 89 would feel great when you look at the forecast. here is the good news well. high pressure building in thedig chances for thunderstorm activity just because it's been so wet is greatly reduced. we're fairly quiet. a mostly sunny day. hopefully we can mix out some of that humidity because it's been really oppressive. it will remain hot and humid. later today the heat index willl approach 100.ch it will be on the hot side with highs approaching the mid 90s b

tracy: peter barnes, thank you very much.t of the same, a lot of what we were expecting, continuing 85 billion-dollar monthly purchases. let's get a check on how stocks, oil, gold are all reacting to this fed news. we've got team coverage. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. phil flynn in pits of the cme. phil, let's start with you. i know it takes market to react to this kind of stuff. >> i hang on every word as the peter barnes is delivering all findings on economic committee. the market was sitting and trending a little higher. it was up maybe 12 points it. was sentence when he said, really they're not going to do anything, they're not going to taper back that bond-buying until the labor market improves substantially and that certainly was the language right there where i looked up and the market began to take off. i know that everything seems to be improving. economic activity should be improving. unemployment should be coming down. downside risk, that's been diminishing. that's all well and good bu

seen howard but for the warrior to unload the contract they may have to include young talent like barns or thompson. right now it loo looks like houston or dallas has best chance to get this.

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so she was -- the case is known as mariah martin and the red barn. and there's a puppet show about it. it was so successful it lasted, oh, i tracked it through the 1890s, and she died in 1823, i think. and the most amazing thing i discovered was that they named racehorses for murderers. and there were, i think, at least two or three racehorses named jack the ripper that were running while the murders were still going on. can you imagine going to race course, and jack the ripper's coming up on the outside. but they did it. >> host: judith flanders, you've referred to charles dickens as a streetwalker earlier, but speaking of streetwalkers, what's your book "sharp practice" about? >> guest: your researcher dug up a dead book. >> host: a dead book? [laughter] >> guest: it was a book i was going to write but then didn't. >> host: about margaret caroline rudd. >> guest: i long to write about mrs. rudd, but i had just started to do some research, and i was having a wonderful time. mrs. rudd was an 18th century forger, and the mail arrived one day, and so i

a new chapter for barnes & noble today but how that story plays out is still unwritten.rs are betting on a happy ending pushing up by 5% today. they were reacting on news the ceo is out and the possibility the big retailer might break up and spin off the nook division. they out lived brick and mortar competitors like borders and walden books. what is next for the chain and can it survive? >> reporter: three years ago, barnes & noble made a bet on it's nook e reader bring income a new ceo william lynch to ignite the business. but the nook never caught fire losing $475 million last year and now william lidge is the former ceo of barns and noble. and the company's problems are bigger than just the nook division. sales did drop 34% in the most recent quarter, but sales in the physical stores and website also decreased by 10%. even if barnes & noble gepts rid of it's nook business, the outlook for the company as a stand alone retailer is hazy. amazon and other retailers are tough competition in the book business as people read on kindles and ipads. over the past five years sa

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ashley: barnes and noble is at a turning point. resigned from his post in the company's board. the resignation came shortly after the company's earnings mess and the decision to exit the tablet market. "after the bell" starts right now. ♪ liz: yes, it looks like a 13-year high for the nasdaq. let's get to today's action. managing director is telling investors to brace for more volatility. in the pits of the cme. look, i could start with him, but both of you can weigh in. the only volatility is to the upside. liz: over the last for five sessions that has been the case, but if you look back from the beginning of the second quarter through to today's close, the intraday swings in the market, until recently they have been to the plus side. them into cited. the second quarter was a horizontal move from the beginning to the end. the beginning driven by earnings , positive employment numbers, strength in housing and autos. we are seeing that leg up that you mentioned before i came on. that is very susceptible. lots of headline risk out there. ashley: the fed minutes out. the last thre

prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father.isted wells to rob the bank. they say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he didn't know anything about this plot. >> that's why they had to lure him to the tower. >> police say wells could have alerted police. kenneth barnes pleads guilty to two felony charges and is sentenced to 45 years. deal. as an unindicted co-conspirator. up. ahead. to fry. >>> when caught on camera continues. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% t

peter barnes has the details.ill apply to the largest systemically important banks and are designed to too big to fail banks. >> the banks would have to break the extra capital by 2018. the firms would have to raise $89 billion. the big banks are finally on their way towards that amount. the extra new capital will be just incremental. the banks are none too pleased by this proposal. this new proposal combined with existing capital and leverage requirements will make it harder for banks to lend and keep the economic recovery going. some other new capital rules did exempt some other capital for mortgage loans. ashley and tracy. ashley: that is the big issue. peter barnes, thank you so much. tracy: multiple counts of manslaughter, abandoning ship and causing the shipwreck off the coast of italy. he could face up to 20 years in prison. i actually think that is light. it is possible that nearly 1000 witnesses of the 4200 passengers and crew may all be called to testify. ashley: the italian justice system does not move

. >> this barn owl is in rehab.lem with the wing and heal iing nicely, but feath are missing, but this barn owl is not happy in rehab. listen to it. >> that is the owl making that noise? >> yes. it sounds like a haunted house where somebody is opening up a creeking door, but no, that is it making the noise. >> oh, i don't like that. >> it sounds like a wind machine or something, that is spooky. >> and it is creepy like the way it is moving back and forth and making the weird noise and has the wings out all threatening. >> these birds make more pleasant sounds. somebody is running to their front porch. why? because there is a nest of birds. so everyday they are checking to see the growth, but guess what happened this day when they went for the look. >> whoa! >> he checked on them on the day they were learning to fly. >> the birds flew out, and they said it is the first time they flew. >> crash landing. >> and that bird lands on the porch. he does not nail the landing, u but he gets up and goes on. >> they will never

it happened last month at the barnes and noble on hillsdale boulevard in san mateo kron 4's scott rates talked to police and shows us how close investigators are to tracking down the suspect >> take a look if this man if you of any information that can help information the san mateo police department would like to hear from you. san mateo police tell me that they have generated an enormous response since we first showed you this video. it's gotten so many leads over the weekend that now they are trying to sift through some of those tips. investigators want you to take another look at the video this girl was just reading a book in the children's section of this barnes & noble's when this happened. disturbing video obviously, but you can see the man wearing that hat right there that's the suspect he led the young girl to the back area of the barnes & noble's a short time later you see the young victim and the suspect as they're walking out. police say the suspect is described as a caucasian man in his 50s proximally 6 feet tall wearing this fishing sunglasses and tan cargoand of course if

prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father.enlisted wells, the pizza delivery man, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank, and they don't know whether wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes eventually pleads guilty to two felony charges and is sentenced to two years. but diehl insists she's not >> better do something quick are you sensitive to dairy? get in the way of what i want to wear! tampax radiant helps stop more leaks before they start and comes with a one-of-a-kind resealable wrapper for more discreet disposal. mix and match your protection with the whole radiant collection. >>> it's february 4th, 2008. peter hafer is in a kentucky courtroom on burglary charges, and he think

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barnes and noble ceo is out. resigning from the post effective immediately.ne month after the company announced losses from their next business. more than doubling in the fourth quarter. that loss wiped out all the profits from the bookstores. barnes and noble shares down 3% after hours. big story. and now on to mortgages. what if i told you could pay off your third year mortgage in five to seven years. i know it sounds crazy, but my next guest says you can save thousands, tens of thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands . personal finance expert, author of gnashing your debt. thank you. welcome back. people are paying interest on their mortgage. let's start there. >> happens all the interest is up front. after 15 years you might pay off 15%. this is a strategy that does not. banks won't tell you about the sale of. all. gerri: take jim mortgage and turn it into -- a home-equity line of credit. up front. this is not something for the queasy of the nervous are the anxious. this'll change alone. >> the combination. you have to get rid of the first one. you ha

come in and tell me about barnes & noble, the chief has resigned. i don't know why.ecause of inept leadership? what's going on. >> because the nook failed to compete. it's so obvious in the digital realm. it's failure and they're stepping down. we'll see what other shake-up occurs now. >> the stock goes up 3%. there you have it. i'm looking at ibm, 192 and tesla is 125. we'll get to them shortly, nicole, the dow is up 70 points, 15294. another tale of ineffective leadership. blackberry. our next guest says the company is dead, flat-out. unless it's bought out. larry is here. and that's it? no chance, can't rebound, can't come back. they've got to be bought out or they die, right? >> absolutely, there is no rebound. what could happen here, you could have a total asset sale and they have 3 billion left in cash. the product isn't doing well. in the tech business, it's about the new, new. if you don't bring that out. you're dead. >> you i've got a blackberry and i'm part of the stalled base and they can milk me forever as long as i hold the blackberry. it's worth right n

warriors represented by barns and thompson. barns strong with the left hand 18 points play of the game actually occurred in between play. look at sl mill from georgia. with wind mill dunk. military boot and all. that is fantastic. clearly the play of the night. he does have some hop. mad hop with authority. 7 sports brought to you by riff rock casino in the air force. >> there you go. >> he's used to flying. >> that was incredible. up next. man finds new way to get in trouble for a car pool >> look at the wake up weatherth want to bundle up when you leaf home. cool start. low clouds fog. watch ncaa drizzle out there. breezy in spots in the straits and delta. low 50's and 60's. 8:00 a.m. mid 50's to 60's. mike is here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> thank you sandhya. >> german police handed out an entirely different kind of car pool violation to one driver. >> bmw convertible transformed into mobile swimming pool. officer said the driver and his 2 passengers were splashing around on the road. as he pulled it over. >> everyone ran away but

barnes & noble is the largest u.s. bookstore chain with 700 stores.ks like we're under pressure by 4.75%, but up 2.2% over the last two three months. but this is one of the last remaining bookstores that is still standing, that has a national presence. and as you can see from some of the numbers, it has been under pressure for some time. remains to be seen what happens to the industry, let alone barnes & noble under the new developments. >> what happens to books? long-term? >> right. books in general. >> ereaders and stuff. we'll see. thanks. good to see you. >>> other firms we're looking t at. the company is expected to face tough questions about its future after posting disappointing first quarter results which sparked a 28% drop in the stock. some slinvestors say they must look at all options. blackberry shares are down 19% this year. >>> microsoft is expected to announce a big restructuring on thursday. all things digital says the exact timing could change. the move is due this week. late last year steve balmer signalled in a letter to shareholder

. >> reporter: warriors forward harrison barnes is a perfectionist.e spent the week in novato. barnes wasn't happy with the way someone else portrayed him in last year's version of the game. >> i didn't like the way my shot looked. i definitely wanted to go in and fix that. and also come out and have some fun. i've never had a chance to do this before. so this is a great opportunity. >> were you nervous with what you expected. >> oh yeah, you had to come in right with your acting skills. bridging a gap between a 7-year- old and 30-year-old and it's really amazing. >> i have no thoughts or concerns about it. it's not going to go change how i go about my preparation. we're still looking to win. >> reporter: warriors did not get howard but they reach an agreement with iguodala. andre's presence may affect harrison's playing time last year: but barnes was forced to play more power forward last all stars game. >> a lot came out from my coaches. the biggest challenge is making it for 82 games. >> was there a signature move you did here today. >> you have to

bonds, that is for peter barnes comes in. of the fed decided specifically in kansas city. >> reporter: that's right. esther george is a hawk. she worries that all of this easy money, quantitative easing could cause asset bubbles, could lay the groundwork for inflation she -- said today she said an hour interview that she once said start to taper quantitative easing faster and sooner. those were her words. but the surprise was that she says, listen, i am not giving a firm date or a firm time for tapering or ending quantitative easing. i just want to get a process started. at issue was to do it at the committee level. she also talked about the challenges of all of the communications and all this in acknowledging that there have been challenges, seeing interest rates,. but she didn't call that an overreaction. take a listen. >> i think it is to be expected that when the town of policies change there is an adjustment process. and the market's reaction, the rates settle down a little bit. and so, again, i think that was unnecessar

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let's look at the surveillance video at the barnes and noble on hillsdale boulevard watch him as he usesto law or a girl to a secluded area of the store the man approached her in a children's bookstore she followed and went to that area and here they are emerging. >> they just walk back into the main area of the barnes and noble, the man apparently exposed himself and had inappropriate physical contact with the girl when he lowered her away. >> this is a pitcher of the white suspect who is 6 ft. tall wearing a fission had sunglasses 10 cargo pants. he was seen leaving the bonds and noble proctor lot in a black or gray, four- door car appeared >> this is grant lodes kron 4 news >>police say a man stole an a-c transit bus friday morning in san francisco -- and drove it a hundred miles. a viewer took this video showing the police chase. the bus was taken from the temporary transbay terminal morning. it using g-p-s. officers eventually stopped the bus using spiked strips near oakdale, which is east of manteca. the driver was arrested. weekend will be back after the break. >> announcer: annou

we hear that. >> how about mark, you sue barnes & noble?r cut is not enough money for it, so, no, i never had barnes & noble either. >> drive them out of business now if you sue now. >> not a lot to sue. >> get a lot of books though. >> i do like books. >> a controversial plan to save money in detroit, push retirees, too young to qualify for medicare off city run health care plans and on to obamacare. american taxpayers left holding the tab for bankrupt detroit. back door bailout, maybe? senator mike lee is here. senator, welcome to the program. what do you think about that? that idea of a back door bailout for detroit by pushing the retirees' health care cost on to obamacare. >> one of the many reasons why it's dangerous to do anything to nationalize the health care system. look, we've got a broad diversity of needs throughout the country as far as health care is concerned, and anything we can do that is going to create a back door whereby a city like detroit can get bailed out through the federal government through this kind of manipulati

peter barnes is outside the white house with more. peter: that is right.he expectation was $165,000. the unemployment rate remaining unchanged. we did get the significant upward revisions for the preliminary numbers that came out in april and may. together, an additional 70,000 jobs. it is averaging 200,000 a month for the last six months. another thing is any impact of the sequester. it started budget cuts. it started march 1. so far it has not been a big impact. this month, one thing that analysts are looking at is 322,000 increase. people who work part-time for economic reasons. that said there's a wider measure of the health of the labor market up to, which includes the part-timers and discourage workers and others, up to 14.3% from 13.8% in may. the administration says some of these part-time workers are federal government workers on furlough. take a listen. >> we saw a big jump in the number of workers who said they were part-time, but wanted to work full-time. that resulted in federal employees on for lowe's. peter: also like to look at the labor fo

warriors represented by barns and thompson. barns strong with the left hand 18 points play of the game actually occurred in between play. look at sl mill from georgia. with wind mill dunk. military boot and all. that is fantastic. clearly the play of the night. he does have some hop. mad hop with authority. 7 sports brought to you by riff rock casino in the air force. >> there you go. >> he's used to flying. >> that was incredible. up next. man finds new way to get in trouble for a car pool >> look at the wake up weatherth want to bundle up when you leaf home. cool start. low clouds fog. watch ncaa drizzle out there. breezy in spots in the straits and delta. low 50's and 60's. 8:00 a.m. mid 50's to 60's. mike is here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> thank you sandhya. >> german police handed out an entirely different kind of car pool violation to one driver. >> bmw convertible transformed into mobile swimming pool. officer said the driver and his 2 passengers were splashing around on the road. as he pulled it over. >> everyone ran away but