at the bayless of the -- at the base of the dome is a bronze leaf. that is plaster painted to look like bronze. that is eight scenes in illinois history. we had that 10-year gap between when the building opened and when they got enough money to complete the building. so these individual panels had been done when the building opened in 1877, but they hadn't been installed. in the meantime, the artist died by the time they got around to installing this. at first they didn't even know these panels were here. once they found them, it was obviously where they went. but they were not sure about the order. over here is one of the finest pieces of art in my mind in the building, the last panel, which is the lincoln -- douglas debate. standing. ling you see westerners meeting with native americans and trading with them. you will see a missionaries with a young baby. you will see a pastoral scene where you have illinois farmers working the fields. that is saul fine and good. but because the artist had died and the panels weren't labeled, we aren't sure about t

bayless almost spun out. >> it's scary to feel that loss of control under you. >> reporter: signs warning drivers about icy conditions are here for a reason. >> semis come through, not paying attention, big mess. >> reporter: this semi truck overturned in icy conditions tuesday morning in mendocino county, closing 101 for hours. if you hit a patch of black ice don't panic. >> stay calm, take foot off the accelerator, no aggressive turning to make it work. >> reporter: caused this suv to get stuck. >> we have to slow down, especially in inclement weather. >> reporter: county officials say sand truck crews will leave at 4:00 a.m. and start hitting mountain roads to add traction for drivers, be careful on the ve i healdsburg. abc7 news. >>> many people played hooky to see mt. diablo coated in white. park rangers had to close roads to snowiest areas because of the icy conditions. >>> in santa cruz mountains it was snowy. traffic breaks as a security precaution. >> sinkhole in san mateo county, highway 35 remaining closed for foreseeable future. see the snow inside the sinkhole. >> expect snow

the skip bayless, colin cowherd sound. >> you're set up to risk either limiting your nba career or potentiallyhe sake of duke university, which is paying you no more than room, board and tuition. >> zion williams is a prodigy. he shouldn't play at duke. the appetizer portion of this meal is over. let's move to the entree, the nba. >> what needs to happen for that to change? >> first of all, those two guys are big mouths. they didn't play sports. if they did, it wasn't at a high level. they love to tell everybody what they should do. if he would have came out and said, i almost hurt my ankle so i'm going to set out the rest of my college career and wait for the draft, they would be bashing him the next day. every time an nfl kid doesn't want to play in a bowl game, this guy has no heart. it's amazing when it's convenient for them. leave these kids alone. it's not always about money. back off and -- >> dana: let them play. >> you make money talking about him. >> dana: you've convinced me. tyrus, thank you. happy birthday a day late. >> thank you. >> dana: firefighters in new york city rescue doz

start to change some took to social media to accuse james of being a hypocrite sports journalist skip bayless saying i can't remember a superstar having it made public he's willing to trade five of his team's best young players for another star if davis trade doesn't go through le bron will be stuck with this madness or brennan robinson is the host of scoop the radio podcast and senior writer at basketball society he joins me now live from new jersey the trade process seems quite ruthless to young players get a say on anything. well it is a players only good good morning here that i think when you really look at this situation i would terrace in bars sitting on the bench being traded and actually acting playing despite the trait pretty much ninety nine percent done them one at but that's a car number two that's kind of just the way social media is now but you know campbell walker kind of punctuated it best i spoke to a colleague of mine after the game last night the hornets play the mavericks he told our reporter landon buford that you know it's a business the players got to get what they got

bail is, for those of you that don't know cup does everybody know bayless? bail is a very old concept and the theory is really simple. the theory is is if you set cash bail and the amount of money in the amount that somebody could pay, it was supposed to actually be affordable. that would create an incentive for people to come back to court. so that they would flee, that was really the purpose of bail. >> if you go back 400 years, it was rich people putting up money to keep their family members home he forgot prosecuted, basically. >> and low income communities and communities of colors have been trying to raise money for the loved ones since the advent of slavery. bail became the lever that allowed huge numbers of people to come into the criminal legal system. forcing most people to plead guilty as the only way to get home who didn't have enough money to pay their bail. so it's a completely distorted from what it was supposed to be. and what bail really does if you think about the economics involved, it means that two people charged with the identical sent

coming up, sara bayless of deutsche bank.ancine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." haslinda, you have been covering this extensively. president walking out of the summit and taking a plane home. what is the latest? haslinda: clearly, there is disappointment. trump did say he walked into negotiations repaired to sign a deal, but in his word, he would rather do it right then do it fast. we have the south koreans coming up to say that the outcome of the summit was regretful. there was a phone call between trump and korea's moo to discuss the outcomen. the koreans have always wanted an easing of the sanctions because it wants better relations with north korea. tom: haslinda, thank you so much. let's drive forward this conversation. george with us of deutsche bank. leslie with us as well from chatham house this morning. , let'se of mr. cohen speak of the summit now as well. we have to move on to the next diplomatic ballet with north korea. options orited our is there a path to further dialogue in the past to a third summit? this i