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stephen heads over to a local coffee shop meet a traveling nurse and learn what it means to be boston strong. opposed to just yes stephen even if we have you know my sister. there you go birth thank you thanks for coming in no problem you heard what a journey to join us you can hear so i have you know before we get into all of that we're you from you were born where i was born in manhattan new york and then we moved here to massachusetts i graduated two thousand and six from north in school and became a travel nurse i've traveled all over the country for the past eight nine years right so your health care. that's like a hot topic these days if yes what would you say is the biggest issue your profession for nursing health insurance period you know we get people that don't have insurance and they get the best care. you know the border you get someone who is hardworking and has insurance and they get kicked out after the fifth day because their insurance doesn't approve or you know whatever it is that. need or what not so sure in your opinion as you travel as a nurse a lot of folks who are unin

hopes also made more than dozen arrests and broke up two boston area drug trafficking organizations. >> well, we believe that there is a strongnection to mexico. and quite possibly all of the phentinol originates in that country. >> authorities also seized about $300,000 in alleged drug money. >> frightening moments in a central massachusetts community, as cell phone video shows a school buster g into flames. fortunately, there were no children on that bus at the time. firefighters responded quickly , and used foam to control the fire. other bus drivers quickly moved their buses from that area, the driver of the bus says he just started it up and saw smoke. the owner of the bus company says there are procedures in place for safety. >> the driver being on the bus , you know, any sense of danger, they're trained in evacuation procedures, we actually do drill, so all of the kids are familiar with how to get off quickly. >> investigators say the fire likely started in the heating unit of that bus. >> well, for people looking forward to celebrating the weekends with a glass of margarita, or shot of tequila, listen to there is the

boston. so this will be a significant nor'easter with very strong winds. we will deal with coastal flooding up in new hampshire and maine. some coastal flooding, maybe damage to structures. so we'll get more into that in the days ahead. you say nor'easter and everyone thinks of snowstorms. this will mostly be a rain and wind event. >> so not a good weekend for the northeast. thanks. >>> still ahead, a last second heave stunned the chapel hill faithful and the bid to host the world cup may be in jeopardy. sports next. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb m

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strong or than when yu started. >> host: nascar 18-34 line again and hear from billy in boston. >> caller: good morning. i pretty much agree about the underrepresentation of conservatives in academia but i disagree with the reasons about why that is so. i think it is so because i came from [inaudible] and is pretty conservative for the ivy leagu league -- my friends the republicans generally went on to the private sector and loss rather than into academia so i wonder if you can respond to that and i don't think it has to do with the spike in bias -- [inaudible] i don't think that it is so stifling as you represented just push back a little bit. thank you. >> guest: you bring up an interesting point about professors many times some conservatives choosing more lucrative career path in the business sector but i think that is a smaller subset of the reason for the overwhelming presence of liberalng professor. there are studies out that show for every conservative or professor who is going off with a political donation every conservative professoron is abot 12 liberal democrat professors and so it is an over

nat sound:pro-hockey scouts say boston university junior jordan greenway is good enough to play in the nhl.he's 6-foot-5, 230 pounds... strong regardless of a professional sports future... he's already making history.20-years old... he has some big skates to fill the last b-u terriers on team u-s-a played in 1980 - and pulled off the storied 'miracle on ice' victory over the then soviet union.it's also the last time the u-s men's hockey team won gold. jordan greenway:"i just hope that i can go over there with the guys and build on their legacy." and as the only african american player on this year's u-s men's hockey team jordan is building a legacy of his own.his two biggest fans could not be prouder.b-u head coach david quinnnat sound:and his mom, shannon sullivan.nat sound: victor blackwell:"what do you see and what you feel when you see him on the ice?"shannon sullivan:"it's something that i never dreamed of for him growing up and coming from a small town where we are." jordan has come a long way from canton, new yorkjordan greenway:"i put on skates at a young age, probably two or three years old. a lot of my family alway

. >> pro hockey scouts say boston university junior jordan greenway is good enough to play in the nhl. he's 6'5" and 230 pounds. strongt. but regardless of a professional sport's future he's already making history. 20 years old, he has some big skates to fill. the last bear on team usa played in 1980 and pulled off the miracle on ice victory over then-soviet union. the last time the u.s. men's hockey team won gold. >> i just hope i can go over there and with the guys and build on their legacy. >> reporter: jordan is building his legacy of his own, his two biggest fans could not be prouder. bu head coach david quinn and his mom. shannon sullivan. what do you see and what do you feel when you see him on the ice? >> something that i never dreamed for him coming up. >> reporter: jordan has come a long way from canton, new york. >> lot of family played hockey. my uncles, my cousins, all played. there was a rink every two miles. i was kind of next in line and he continued to play. >> he continued through youth leagues, prep school in minnesota he even won gold at the world championships. >> you come out with a win and you h

but it is a high interest game and so we think it is very strong those particular -- new england, so boston philadelphia will be very busy and so will the twin cities. >> just want to point out to our viewers, we're down very close to the session low on the dow. it was down 426 and now down 420. patrick, let me turn to the broader business climate as you see it number one, and get you to comment on that. but two, get you to comment on the new tax law. how it may affect your business and whether you are raising wages, whether you are paying bonuses. what are you doing differently because of the new tax law or because business is just good? >> right so look, the overall environment is very good right now and certainly the new tax law plays into that. it increases the return on investment for every company you are looking at your after tax return on investment and so that is improving so we will ultimately -- our investor day, we talked about our estimate for capital expenditure, the highest we've done wages, it is interesting, you're seeing as you just with your previous guest talking about k

boston. we're proud of giving you our best. gillette - the best a man can get. >>> welcome back. over the weekend, strongarts of the southeast. >> deadly weather roared across the midwest with at least five different tornados ripping through parts of tennessee, missouri and kentucky. a funnel cloud spotted in southwest kentucky and in hopkinsville, powerful storms tore roof off buildings. this home was flattened. in arkansas, strong winds ripped apart this hotel in osceola. the next town over, kaiser, lost part of its roof. these two houses suffer similar fates. in ohio, winds uprooted trees, damaging buildings and cars. residents in louisville still face severe flooding with homes and roads submerged. the city's fire division responding to more than 100 rescue calls. communities surveying the devastation coming together to recover. >> let's get a big picture on the weather forecast across the country with nbc meteorologist bill karins. how is it looking? >> a little calmer to start our workweek than what we saw this weekend. the river, all of those were still very high. so we need the warm pattern, but

strong business globally. zoetis, veterinary health care company. boston scientific we like here good guidance.s an overreaction. it's not as if no one's going to trade stocks anymore we like that one here. >> that list, those stocks that you like and have held for a while, suggest that your orientation is toward big, organic growth winners is that take call on how you think the market is going to proceed from here or is that really a stylistic thing and you like to focus in those areas >> well, in part, i'm telling you the bigger names because i think the audience at cnbc likes those names more we own some smaller names, too but those -- >> but what about the cyclical versus organic growth type question >> correct that's a good question i would say our bias right now is growth because the economy is growing and these names continue to produce the good numbers. the market, as youknow, in the last few months has really favored the dow stocks so, there has been a component to the market that was quite lick li cyclical, caterpillar, boeing, 3m, names over time they need cyclicality, they need grow

boston. we have winter storm watches from there. allentown through provincetown, and widespread areas of 3 to 5 inches of snow away from the coastline. maybe over a foot in some spots. the key is how strong this gets, and sunday morning, it will be tricky to get around regardless. david. >> it is still mid february. all right, rob. thanks. have a good weekend. >>> when we come back here tonight, the warning this evening from millions of pet owners. the dog food recall involving seven major brands. we'll have that for you. >>> and the images i mentioned coming in at this hour. the deadly collision. several vehicles involved on the highway when we come back. you', you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia that can take you out of the game for weeks, even if you're healthy. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that in severe cases can lead to hospitalization. it may hit quickly, without warning, causing you to miss out on the things you enjoy most. prevnar 13® is not a treatment for pneumococcal pneumonia... it's a vaccine you can get to help protect against it. prevnar 13® is approved for adults to help prevent infections from 13 strains of t

boston sun. david, what happened here? do you agree that hannity won or am i giving him too much credit? >> i don't know about -- hannity won sounds strong. but i agree with the premise, totally. i am shocked at the traction this hannity narrative has gotten. and here's what's shocking to me this week. when i saw -- when you see ron johnson, the senator from wisconsin, out there talking about, we have an informant, there's a secret meetings being held off-site. that's a loop. it goes from hannity to someone like johnson and the president and that is gaining real traction in this country. >> and we have to remember, hannity is a presidential adviser. >> exactly. >> the daily beast pointed out this week, they're talking all the time. >> so how significant is it that fox and the "washington examiner" were the first to get a sneak peek of the memo contents? >> listen, it definitely doesn't help the idea that this is some sort of objective memo and that the point of this release was for more transparency when the first people to get their hands on it are outlets that have been friendlier to the president and to his agenda than anybody else. t

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so strong in this industr layer on top of that that it's regulated by the governments because it's so important the economy. it's not necessarily pro cessive in evee. >> reporter: meanwhile, boston university has just n a three-year study trying to further unlock the mystery of a condition that has claimed the lives of more than 25,000 central american agricultural workers over the last two decades. for the pbs newshour, i'm fred de sam lazaro in usulutan, el f:lvador. >> woodrred's reporting is a partnership with the under- told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. >> woodruff: some have suggesteh racial, economic and political divides facing our coeytry now are deeper than have been at any point in the past four or five decades. a new port takes stock of those issues, where we stand now, and as hari sreenivasan reports, looks at some ideas for inidging those gaps. >> sreenivasan: he late '60s, after riots and unrest arnd the country, presiden lyndon johnson created a bipartis commission to assess what could be done about social injustice and economic inequality. it came to be known as the kerner commission it was controversial and concluded in february

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looking that earnings boston on the haze haze of the news last week. 50% of companies have reported fourth quarter. 80% of the people in the top wine, 75% in the bottom, guidance is very strongi would suspect most people model three rate hikes for the year, which is not bad. neil: with the stock selloff to you? >> it makes sense of the perspective we don't know where rates are going to top off in bond yields will top off. right now i'd be cautious with equities. avoid this market. train to the selloff of the nine to grade now and a thousand points, while over 5% from highs. you are saying it might not be done. >> i could see the market perhaps dropping by another 7%. then i believe we will get some remedial response from the federal reserve, especially as far as the holding the bonds are concerned. >> no sooner family coming in the completely. i was polish, over the last few weeks, they are sorted we cannot talk about market advances, the decline new highs versus new lows. neil: the argument you're a snake when it then you're buying more shares. >> databank will go down another 7%. it was the fifth or sixth market dow. all the other ones by 7% to 8%. if you're investing in g

boston red sox in 2007. anthony rizzo attended marjorie stoneman douglas high school. he remains a staple in the community. he donated hundred $50,000 to his alma mater to install lights. please stay strongs is out-of-control. our country is in desperate need for change i hope in the darkest of times back homes this one brings everyone together you are all in my prayers. donovan mitchell. he used a black marker to write two messages on his sneakers for last night's game against phoenix. pray for parkland and gun violence on the other. mitchell's mother a nursery school teacher. he was about 15 to 20 minutes away from sandy hook. alexa said we wanted to skate for the 17 children that died in the florida shooting in today was much more than about us. after enduring delays. michaela schiffer finally got on the course yesterday. team usa now at eight overall. she trailed by .20 seconds heading into her final run but made up ground for her second straight olympics. she goes on friday. the draft is coming to fox. while espn as broadcast every is broadcast every nfl draft since 1980. fox will show at least the first three rounds of the draft coming in april. in a joint broadcast production. bot

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