boyd, put the gun down. and i will explain everything.ring machine) you've reached the sanders residence, please leave a message. (beeping) brian: hey morgan, it's me, dad. can you pick up? just checking in. all right, well, i'm with jake. we'll be home soon. love you. morgan? what the hell is going on? i'm done asking politely. drop it. i won't ask again. who is this guy, morgan? what is going on? please! please, don't kill him. i don't want to. you can lock him up, do whatever you want. he's not going to say anything. just... just don't kill him. morgan, what are you saying? morgan: you can't win, boyd. you just can't. i'm sorry. (footsteps on stairs) drop it! (screaming) (sobbing) morgan: no. (gasping) you okay? you're wearing a vest. good. yeah. hi. i wanna check on a friend of mine who's in surgery today. neil cornfeld. he was medevac'd to baltimore this morning. yes, the surgery ended several hours ago. i spoke to one of his doctors earlier today. ellen... sanders. is she back yet? dr. sanders didn't go to baltimore. oh, maybe i mis

tracy: at this time we'll go right to motorcycle boyd for more on the airlines and how they are affected because of this. hello, everyone, i'm tracy byrnes. mike, what does this do for air traffic around the rest of the country, as i just said, third busiest airport, nothing is coming in or going out what happens to the rest of the country right now? >> it starts to get slowly flummoxed. on one thing you have airplanes stuck on the ground in los angeles. every airport out there will have more strict security. you take a trip this evening from denver. get there early. security will be tight. ashley: mike, in the previous hour we were saying that lax, a lot of nights this time of day go west but later in the day with all the east coast flight, back to the east coast. could they still be affected? i would imagine it will take a while to sort out. >> it will and i think, this is what, what will be pretty interesting about this to see

but boyd had to leavthe game with a bised collarbone. the fil 55-31. >>> the kickofff the marshall university ge with tul was delayed to remember 75 marshall ayers andoaches and others killed in a plane crash back in 1970. a moment of silence was obrved at the precise moment of t crash years ago. >>> and three-ti indy 500 winner dario franchitti has decided to retire. you can see why. the 44-year-old suffered a broken back and ane in the cident on october 6. >>> detroit tigers third basem miel cabrera was voted the most vuable player for the second year in a rowand andrew mccchen, pittsburgh pirates center fielr, was chosen at the national league mvp. congrats to them. >>> check it out- lebron jamesjr., 9 years old, displaying his stuff, he's getting bette andbetter. yes, of urse he is. he isid genes. >>> who is bter to offer crack smoking, pubc service advice on weatherin a storm? i'll give y a hint. #winnie. details, next. >>> welce back. get preredor a wet and kind of wild day in t northwest especially if you' traveling through any el

julie boyd for you no secret to keeping the difference exchanges between japan and russia. it is important not only for our countries but also for the security environment in the asia pacific region owned assets including discussions but the russians did not indicate any change in the japanese that any nation to continue working for peace. he was a ninety second gm this release is visiting japan agreed to help deal with the pumpkin on a sacrificial and nineteen click on it. accompanied by tackling a kit car company presents no means to say he's taking equipment that including miles east to monitor the spread of underground contamination and comscore a movie made inactive or ten credits to the ocean. they put in the sand eel as an angel to honor such as a liking on technologies to contain contaminated quartet and they in mind be of help. the knees and he doesn't need to beef up technical cooperation in high heels most assumed identity. we have many old circles to overcome that she will die each day. such is the decommissioning and removal of use fuel rods we're encouraged to

. >> reporter: there was also a fifth vanderbilt football player, chris boyd, who was charged with thelesser crime of trying to cover up the rape. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: it was at this court hearing that the shocked community got another shock. the district attorney wrote a current note, saying that the quarterback, samuels, helped to move the unconscious victim out of the hallway after the attack. then, to everyone's surprise, the prosecutor said that what boyd texted about the quarterback was a mistake and offered no explanation why. it was a bombshell, and had a lot of people in the city wondering if there was a cover-up to protect the reputation of the team's star player. i talked to the prosecutor about his actions in court. you testified that was his text. >> that was his text. >> reporter: so did the quarterback help to move the victim? >> that was his text, yes. >> reporter: so did the quarterback help to move the victim? >> no, at least the police investigation indicated he was not present when the victim was moved. >> reporter: so did chris boyd lie

jeffrey boyd kick up to chairman role at priceline.com. new role of president and ceo going to darren houston, president of the bookings.com a division of priceline. we are still down in the after hours after the company reported a disappointing fourth quarter outlook. though we are picking up a little bit of steam. not quite as low as we were before. again, priceline shares down after that disappointing fourth quarter report. third quarter results, the results they reported on, were quite good. in fact, bookings up 37.5%. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> looks like twitter has already exceeded expectations after pricing last night at $26 a share. the stock shot up the moment it began trading today. take a look. closing today at $44.90. this is the after hours quote at $44.35. this puts twitter with a valuation higher than the likes of netflix. is it worth it? andrew staltman is with me, securities lawyer and shareholder advocate. he doesn't think so. amish shaw is founder and managing partner at sierra mai adventures. amish, today you

. >> this is lori adams' second stint in the montgomery county jail in boyd.his time she is not hanging photos of her five kids on the walls. >> i don't think i'm going to stay. so i don't want to keep my kids here with me in that format. i don't want them in here with me. >> you don't want their faces in this cell? >> no. >> adams is a recovering drug addict did and said her first term in jail was drug related. correctional official space there has been a new spike in women inmates in need of substance abuse counseling. many of the women getting at least nine hours of treatment each week. including a so-called sister support group. ginger carter remembers her first day go through kind of li a -- you go lou depression and mood changes and anxiety. >> u.s. justice department rrds reviewed by the news4i-team shows montgomery county is not alone with women inmates in local jails has jumped. the percentage of women during that period surging, too. the american civil liberties union said stiffer drug sentencing laws led to this surge in women inmates. >> women don'

then, to everyone's surprise, the prosecutor said that what boyd texted was a mistake and offered noit was a bombshell, and had everybody in the city wondering if there was a cover-up for the team's star player. i talked to him about the conduct. >> you testified it was a text, so did the quarterback help to move the victim? >> that was his text, yes. >> so did the quarterback help to move the victim? >> no, at least the police investigation indicated he was not present when the victim was moved. >> so did he lie then? >> he sent an incorrect text. >> and why would he do that? he knows who the quarterback is. >> do you know the answer? >> i think i know the answer. >> so there was a motivation he had, not to tell the truth. >> well, again, that will come out at trial. >> reporter: so what is that all about? the prosecutor says moving a woman from the hallway into a room is not a crime in any way. but if moving the woman by the quarterback is proven, there could be a different scandal. >> there is no protecting the quarterback from this office? >> no, i don't know what we're protectin

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boyd to shine. they're back to .500 with the win in the nation's capitol.d hoops, the men, road win at denver, and thewoman's squad blows out uc davis. >> nascar. matt kenseth on the poll for the championship deciding race but he needed to win and complete disaster for jimmie johnson to win the cup. paul menard was on fire. and then his tire blew up. everyone in the pit crew okay. denny hamlin wins the race. kenseth finished second but by finishing better than 23rd, johnson claims his sixth title, one win away from seven by richard petty and dale earnhardt. >> stanford files to ninth in the latest bcs standings. we knew they would go down. they dropped from fourth to >> join me tonight. we'll show you this amazing new technology that could transform how we enter interinteract online. >> and then at 11, the deadly storm making its way across the midwest. that's at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thor was nearly knocked off the top spot from an underdog comedy. thor managed to stand strong at number one. the disney marvel film is raking in big bucks. international ticket

boyd to shine. they're back to .500 with the win in the nation's capitol. stanford hoops, the men, road win at denver, and thewoman's squad blows out uc davis. >> nascar. matt kenseth on the poll for the championship deciding race but he needed to win and complete disaster for jimmie johnson to win the cup. paul menard was on fire. and then his tire blew up. everyone in the pit crew okay. denny hamlin wins the race. kenseth finished second but by finishing better than 23rd, johnson claims his sixth title, one win away from seven by richard petty and dale earnhardt. >> stanford files to ninth in the latest bcs standings. we knew they would go down. they dropped from fourth hose whd ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> join me tonight. we'll show you this amazing new technology that could transform how we enter interinteract online. >> and then at 11, the deadly storm making its way across the midwest. that's at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thor was nearly knocke

thank mike boyd. connell: now to talk about the economic data that came out today.esterday the headline was pending home sales hitting a ten michelob but today case schiller, that they are from september reveals home prices jumped over 13% from september of 2012, fastest been since february of 2006. robert schuller's co author of that indictment, recent member of the nobel prize in economic science. nice to have that nobel prize attach to your introduction as it will be forever. that is a good start. it is great. let me go first of all to this data today and ask the question this way. prices are up. are they? any concerns they may be rising too quickly? a discussion on markets now about home price affordability. any chance these gains as they are coming drive buyers away at some point? >> home buyers in most places are relatively low. affordability is still ok. my concern about the persistence of these upswings is concerned we are more investor oriented market. i don't know that the momentum that used to be so stable or will continue to be stable could break. connel

and a sore to graham boyd, the guy wearing the helmet cam that veered into that blue bike. they said the fire was put out within minutes. the marshals did an excellent job and the race went on. >> it is not like nascar where they have a pit crew telling them where to go and what the obstacles are. what do you do? >> proceed cautiously. some bikers would say, go through it. like a movie set, minor injuries. >>> everybody, guess what ? we are giving away 42 inch flat-screen tvs. >> whoa, beth, that's big. and perfect for watching our videos. >> you need the buzzword to win and you have to be 18 and a u.s. resident. >> that's coming up in a bit. the rtm flat-screen giveaway. >> another ufo has been spotted in the skies over -- >> i couldn't be less excited. >> come on, this is fun. >> well, this one i actually kind of like. what the hell was that? >> yeah! >> because we got a frame of reference. we're in their house. they pointed outside, which is number one, i like to see that. and it is moving. >> yep. and rotating. this is an apartment complex in kazakhstan. >> that's all w

in fact it's a story suggested boyd joyce a friend she called just off to the shooting joyce also helps have a change the location of the crime to add weight to her assertion she acted in self defense. put rings on him punched me in the face and then i cut my leg. we thought that would. get me so i would go to jail so. there's a media lead us so we leave the media. by the scene motions security for your party there's a goal. for suze that no one is there skin with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our t.v. . lucky brightness seen clint's first trip to england and i think the term limits live on our employers splitter list the list live in the live lives of plenty . margy dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq. we want you to know. the police heather to provide more details and she falls into this trap when she tries to act out the scene. oh sure. does. i'm a link this. is where she just who. she's seeing here. actually comes. here. the police want to force heavy into providing the exact details someth

they need to decide what to do with the handset business. >> boyd, what about thorsten heins.in the spring. we believe he has a $33 million payout if the firm is acquired or if he is fired. is that payout about to be triggered? >> i couldn't honestly tell you at the moment. maybe we will know that by day's end. it hasn't been a top of the list thing to find out. we'll see what happens. it could end up being that he had some of the right ideas. i don't think you can bring the turn-around guy. if it ends up being $32 million to pay it out, that will be an expensive bump in the road for blackberry. if you look at it on the other side, if this works out for fairfax and the stock goes to 15, i don't think people will worry too much about that. >> finally, boyd, any idea whatever happened with serberus or qualcomm, some of the headlines we woke up to this morning? >> no, not so much. anything like that, you have to -- unless they were there this morning with cash, with underwritten bank lines, i can see why the board of directors would have opted for this as opposed to the uncertain

end its commitments davies is scheduled to meet me during the week with his south korea's chief dan boyd to the sox shirt a long and the japanese foreign ministry's asian affairs bureau chief jane t e hat the delegates if it's potty time class match nearly five years ago. north korean leaders had wanted to restart negotiations without any conditions. but officials from japan the us and south korea wanted to concrete progress first south korean senior officials say the north has now agreed on the need to fulfill some requirements. davies plans to learn more from all who visited pyongyang or the year this month. delegates from forty nine countries in ten toys and trying to negotiate call is for fishing and the appellants take and what are the most contentious topic is likely to be the prized blue fin tuna then visit the international commission for the conservation of atlantic ten s had gathered in cape town south africa. the thirty minute time out from japan's fisheries agency is the cherry good times. i just this last year slightly increase the quota for the first time in decades the sec

today, boyd asks, do you drink coffee?love a good cup of cappucino, i drink coffee, but i feel like it is acidic to the body. most of us are acidic anyway, so we balance it out. i sacrificed coffee. acid in the body does two things, one, it can age you, two, inflame you, one causing wrinkles, the other causing disease. it is too much of a kick for the adrenals, why do you want to do that? at some point your body won't function properly, so it feed it what it needs to do just that. remember, if you have a question about aging or diet, tweet me. that is all for today, thank you for joining us, and until next time i hope you learn to be more of a healthy you. >> a pair of bizarre incidents sparking fear and panic at two u.s. major airports, hello, everyone, i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to america's news. evacuating two terminals they delayed thousands of passengers in the process. this is a bomb threat on board a spirit airlines flight, creating havoc at another major airport hundreds ofil

also we found not on that list two on west old baltimore road in boyds and one on the 18500 block of barnes vell road in barnesville. was never public -- barnesville road in barnesville. was never published? >> correct of. >> reporter: they acknowledge never published new cameras were activated officials maintain the site is grandfathered in because different cameras were there before and one just didn't work right in time. >> due to i think it was a power outage it did not actually become operational until november 5th. >> reporter: the law says you need to publish before activation. >> yes of. >> reporter: besides lair's the five questionable speed cameras we found snapped up a total of $376,680 in fines, but the county doesn't even consider the ungrandfatherred sites with no evidence of publication outlaws. >> no. >> reporter: why? how could they possibly not be? >> the intent of the law is to publicize the location of your cameras. we have followed the intent of the law. >> reporter: montgomery county says they believe that they had printed online and in newspapers every location

polly boyd artsy london still to come this hour seeing isn't quite believing iran holds the expansion of its nuclear program but is still struggling to gain the trust of western powers with the us pushing for new sanctions despite ongoing talks also coming up trapped and desperate the professional footballers' union plans a trip to katz to support a friendship he's been barred from returning home over a legal tangle. if you're looking for somewhere to invest and aren't too bothered about the moral implications private jail could be an option the number of inmates being held in them has swelled and that's given private shareholders profits but it's artie's important explains there is a huge conflict of interests. corrections corporation of america is the hilton of the private prison industry a multibillion dollar business that's getting rich off punishment we are c.c.a. the more people locked up behind bars and the longer they stay there the more money c.c.a. makes last year the company banked a reported one point seven billion dollars they are fully aware of the reality which is that

divided on the issue while energy giants are pushing for widespread exploration and he's probably boyd has been following the resistance of europeans to fracking in their countries. a number of european countries have had large scale anti fracking protests take place recently as sort of the prospect of more drilling has been rolled out across europe but one of the largest anti fracking stories to take place over recent months happened in accra mania where locals actually formed a human chain around an area where u.s. oil giant chevron was given the green light by the remaining in government to begin exploratory drilling now i travelled there to cover the story and i spoke to a lot of the locals there and they are all most of them farmers they live off the face of the land and for them they were genuinely frightened by the prospect of their groundwater being contaminated their food not being safe to eat they were talking to me about having to safeguard the health for their children and they see it as government siding with large corporations and not protecting the interests of their cit

polly boyd her artsy london. britain spying activities a helping hand to the n.s.a. and how it's affecting transatlantic relations coming up in today's sophie and co nazi. sorry and how moral is it to assisting united states in spite of europe including its allies idea that heads of government they could talk freely all the. without any risk of being intercepted whether by agencies of other states or even by through private enterprise is crazy many european countries were in about a breakdown in trust with the us what do you think it will also affect for in their trust to britain i do think this is good to be a little stupid over there not what about the mood within the british public but i do think there's a degree to the british public the story doesn't really run here the idea as much as it does in very other countries do you admire likes of snowden and julian assange for their choices or are they traitors and trouble makers for you traitors in trouble because the basically the what they're doing is they've stood with property and they'll make use of that standard

cup final reporting from the city of london i'm poly boyd thank you that we're going to stay in london for now and join. the czechs capital find out what the finance world made to these islamic bombs. is it a good idea when it brings more investment into the things say. i think it's a sensible idea it's long overdue it's been in the pipeline for some time now but given the fact that we had a bit of a family in the financial market in the u.k. we had see that back tracked and now u.k. policymakers are bringing this back. into the front i think it's very encouraging for we do see more investment into the u.k. given the fact that u.k. is now contemplating its membership in two thousand and seventeen it's going to have to look for other avenues in order to induce investment and why not attract a one point two trillion dollar market i what about potential problems that could there be any if their introduction. of finance is a whole new beast when it comes to your traditional forms of western banking and there is a slight concern that it may take over the financing system could kind of lies

the economy into my nineteen years and toss them into the new batman wayne boyd and some positive he gets from the us economy but she hasn't wanted to get some of the main focus in on the buying these stand out to dinner managed to sell debates are part of its intended parents. scott twenty four two in the us in vista for one point five billion euro is a deal by longtime awaits. sometimes an analyst who couldn't understand them all into town stopping off in front of the attacks ended today. this attachment ninety one ninety six. use of fifty pretty much the same picture that across the landscape for the dow in new york is still trading posts and the noble cause to just sixteen pounds right now. and the euro is tiny tidings alonso thirty four fifty three. serious civil war is not only do we truly political lines in the region is forcing businesses to find new trading record with the country's overland routes not stay. exporters are now shipping goods to the israeli port of haifa to get their products more correspondence and sisters who both come in its main pool it is becoming a hub f

the fall of two robbers took place in the parking lot of it costco and ipad boyd. there are seven victims but no suspects. police are trying to track down the suspects are looking through the cameras and the cost. >> the suspect's brother guns at the victims and the loss would be their purses, wallets, jury. we need people to pay attention. this is a late model 90's alexis. it has a silver tram. >>lexus with a silver trim. >> they're looking over surveillance and videos. there are about 18 to 20 years old ram black hooded sweatshirts either with ski mask or bandanas. they stated that it was an eighth ariane is 711 the they do not think it is connected. they are reminding people to stay vigilant. you will hear from the police department of why they are entering or race season. >> we have some new details about the man seen rendering oone and when the rain arounwandering around an el sobrante elementary school. investigators say that the man identified himself as the james. after all 44 minutes of walking around campus, the man left. he never made contact with a stud

polly boyd artsy london. no more secrets about secret prisons the european human rights school decides people deserve to know about all the cia's doing on their soil after a pause. and try to keep it wide from the public find out why as. and germany's responds purchases of military drone saying it rejects illegal it's just days after human rights groups come down on chancellor merkel for help american strikes on august. iran has slowed down its nuclear program to almost a hold according to the latest report by the dog inspectors say there's been no development at its facilities since president rouhani took office in august the findings could haue build confidence ahead of next week's nuclear talks but it could all be undermined by the u.s. congress pushing for new sanctions as our correspondent explained. right now negotiations with iran on a nuclear deal or at this very fragile stage with one big component missing trust iranians don't trust the u.s. they've been duped before washington doesn't trust the iran

polly boyd artsy london close capsules where there's some critics chairman of the boat group a conservative think tank in brittany's in london tonight hi there good evening what i'm straight with cameron is a position of the democratizes. politics it makes information more freely available therefore it's a good thing and instead it was one of the speeches that disappeared as well. well i think it would be nice perhaps to find a conspiracy in what's happened with the conservative party website but the real reason behind it is that. the conservative party is keen for its latest policies to appear right at the top of the google search and that's why they've they've removed the previous speech and it's nice to get it in context as well as we are to see how our party may have changed its thinking surely. i'm sorry it's nice to get it in context though to see how a party may have changed its policy over the years to be able to look back what's what's wrong with that. i don't think there's anything wrong with that at all and i think actually for the vast vast majority of this information it's been

the online re homing pulse the authorities boyd but the media revealed eight internet groups where this was happening. at a young man who was given away to a family that never should have had the chance to adult dimitris stewart was five years old when he and his brother were adopted from an orphanage in a small town near moscow it would be a rocky road living with his adoptive american parents don't really feel like you know i was there when he was a young teenager after years of strained relations and after his parents had biological children of their own the stewarts decided it was time to find him a new home and that's when they turned to the internet is that i go underground groups where people want. their destructive adoptions and eventual leave the internet search led the stewarts to meghan axon axon moderated a website to help find new homes for children that's how dimitris parents found nicole easton advertiser self as an aspiring mother that ran a home school to major found out that this was far from the truth this is a little tiny. doubters like now here he's serious it was c

boyds was seeing about 1.5 times its average daily put volume.on a day where you would expect to see fairly light activity. >> and you're watching the mgm trade? >> that was one that stuck out a little bit to me. it was the one that was clearly one institution. we saw a buyer of the march 16 puts. the fact that it was fairly far out of the money, this was close to $1100. basically a bet on 800,000 shares. and that's ektd pekted to continue. >> props for the pocket scare. it's a preturkey day show. and sometimes people dress down the day before a holiday. >> wendy's ditching its beloved pretzel bun. what is replacing it and will it be as much of a hit? [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of exacting precision and some of the best offers of the year

the hope is if burst of andre iguodala can fill the boyd. >> the main reason we went and got him becauseof the his ability to make plays. his versatility. he's a tremendous luxury to have. >> the warriors later in the week are going to dodge the kobe bryant bullet you might say when they take on the lakers friday. but the day is coming soon. the laker great participates in his first five on five drills at the team's practice facility today. as his return from a ruptured achilles tendon continues at a frantic pace. he says he might be back on the floor for a real game by the end of this month. he cannot wait. >> it's something that we're chomping at the bit a little bit. >> it felt good to compete. play with my guys. play against my guys. feels good to just to get out there and play. >>> and check out western conference. it appeared to be a big mismatch. the kid who grew up in marin is i need to address a christmas night bedtime. specifically - the "no toys in bed" rule. we simply ask, let the gifts do their jobs. please...don't get in the gifts way. join shop your way at kmart get in. ge

when an officer walks in and arrests him, chief of police matthew boyd elmailed al jazeera saying: >> what do you think of the story? tweet us. you can read more of the website at aljazeera.com. >> 62 arrests. >> it's crazy. >> it is. thank you. ahead - two years ago ibm's watson dominated on jeopardy. can its computing power be used to help cancer patients. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this is a right we should all have... >> it's just the way it is... >> there's something seriously wrong... >> there's been acrimony... >> the conservative ideal... >> it's an urgent need... and a host willing to ask the tough questions >> how do you explain it to yourself? and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on al jazeera america >> would you have thought we'd see the day when computers were smarter than the people who created them. we saw it happen when ibm's artific

price line now has the new ceo jeffrey boyd. worker, steps back from the ceo job but remains chairman. darren houston takes over january 1st. he's the guy behind booking.com. that's the priceline crown jewel. here's the bottom line. don't be freaked out by the price tag. this is incredibly well run stock down right cheap on the growth basis. you can play with the common stock. the best way is most conservative, deep in the money call options. dawn in california. >> caller: first of all, thank you for taking me call and the education you give to all of us. >> thank you dawn. doing my best here. >> caller: hey my question is about alliance data systems. i think they're a good company because they're a product of the futu future. have good forward guidance. they have low debt. they have a soft buyback. i want to know your opinion. >> it's a behind the scenes bull. i love it. i wish i had talked about it more. high dollar stock but inexpensive growth stock. you've got a winner dawn. let's go to jeff in california. >> caller: hey jim

the hope is if burst of andre iguodala can fill the boyd. >> the main reason we went and got him becauseof the his ability to make plays. his versatility. he's a tremendous luxury to have. >> the warriors later in the week are going to dodge the kobe bryant bullet you might say when they take on the lakers friday. but the day is coming soon. the laker great participates in his first five on five drills at the team's practice facility today. as his return from a ruptured achilles tendon continues at a frantic pace. he says he might be back on the floor for a real game by the end of this month. he cannot wait. >> it's something that we're chomping at the bit a little bit. >> it felt good to compete. play with my guys. play against my guys. feels good to just to get out there and play. >>> and check out western conference. it appeared to be a big mismatch. the kid who grew up in marin is going to try to lead the major upset for cal. more sports when we come back. laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15,

britney boyd finished with 13, but in the second half chelsea gray, the rainbow three and she had 22.eries. welcome home, dad. two-ma a cup and a 25-second pitstop and finished 23rd. carl edwards runs out of gas. jimmie johnson finished third and basically locking up his 6th title. the final round of the turkish airline opens. tiger woods fires a 67 and good enough to be tied for third, but not enough to catch victor. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. we hope to have on date on vernon davis' situation. he said he felt okay, but we will talk to him tomorrow. >> thank you, shu. and thank you for joining us. thankabc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. good night. >>> this morning on "world news now," help us -- that's the plea from storm survivors in the philippines. >> we don't have homes. homes, we need shelter, food, light. >> the historic typhoon haiyan wipes communities off the map as relief slowly arrives. >>> speaking out. accused of harassment and suspended from the miami dolphins, richie incognito starts to tell his side of the story. >> the w

britney boyd finished with 13, but in the second half chelsea gray, the rainbow three and she had 22.eries. welcome home, dad. two-man race for the cup and a 25-second pitstop and finished 23rd. carl edwards runs out of gas. jimmie johnson finished third and basically locking up his 6th title. the final round of the turkish airline opens. tiger woods fires a 67 and good enough to be tied for third, but not enough to catch victor. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. we hope to have on date on vernon davis' situation. he said he felt okay, but we will talk to him tomorrow. >> thank you, shu. and thank you for joining us. thankabc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. good night. when ouwe goword. she said hert (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. es rumbling) is anybody here? is anybody

when an officer walks in and arrests him, chief of police matthew boyd elmailed al jazeera saying: >> what do you think of the story? tweet us. you can read more of the website at aljazeera.com. >> 62 arrests. >> it's crazy. >> it is. thank you. ahead - two years ago ibm's watson dominated on jeopardy. can its computing power be used to help cancer patients. and later putin and the pope. >> would you have thought we'd see the day when computers were smarter than the people who created them. we saw it happen when ibm's artificially created computer watson won a game against two champions. ibm is offering its services to software developers to create an era of cognitive applications. how soon will watson's artificial intelligence help in our lives. >> joining us is eric brown director of the ibm watson team. his research and work is part of a book called, "smart machines." and our editor at large. i haven't gotten over how watson destroyed them. you said you didn't have fun the whole time. >> we weren't sure of the outcome. >> you were nervous. >> we were a little nervous. >> it works b

when an officer walks in and arrests him, chief of police matthew boyd elmailed al jazeera saying: >> what do you think of the story? tweet us. you can read more of the website at aljazeera.com. >> 62 arrests. >> it's crazy. >> it is. thank you. ahead - two years ago ibm's watson dominated on jeopardy. can its computing power be used to help cancer patients. the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. weeknights 7:30 et / 4:30 pt on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible th

but the insurance regulator saying we are not going back and a boyd by. this they got their state exchange up and running and feel like it is a success. they did all of the work and now the president is undoing it. it is just one situation. every state commissioner and regulator will have to decide the rules on the fly for their state. wow, i don't envy them their job. >> melissa, thank you for explaining it to us. >> we are watching the house floor and waiting for the vote on the upton bill that is trying to offer a solution to all of those insurance plan cancellations. we'll bring you the latest when we have it. minimize blood sugar spikes. support heart health. and your immune system. now there's new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand doctors recommend most. >> we are keeping a close eye on the house floor where we will have breaking news soon. >>> we are waiting for the upton bill and it would extend old insurance policies for another year not just for those who had them and lost them b

and michael boyd is president of boyd group international.rning to you. >> morning, sir. >> so a couple things, what are the airlines doing now to avoid this? can they avoid this? and how much money gets lost in a period like this? >> well, truth be known if the airlines could choose when it would strike, this would be the time. mainly because there are no more airplanes in the sky over thanksgiving. as a matter of fact, the ten-day period, there are fewer airplanes in the sky. the difference is, you've got a lot of people who aren't used to flying. when god decides to lay a snowstorm on us over thanksgiving, it could be a real mess. but as far as the airlines go, it's going to be less of a hit than a normal weekend would be. >> i don't understand. you're saying there's more planes in the sky but not on the ground, is that what you're suggesting? >> no, airlines don't schedule anymore flights over the holidays. this holiday will have more departures than it did a year ago and 4% fewer than a normal period of the year. >> why is that? >> simpl

let's take this to our aviation consultant, mike boyd, on what appears to be a snowy afternoon in denver. nice to see you. >> yes, sir. >> this idea that a lot of pilots have forgotten how to fly, that's disturbing. >> let's not overemphasize it. they're trained to fly the airplanes they have with the equipment on it in the process of that they don't get a lot of stick time, and that means when these system goes down or the systems don't do the right thing, the skills needed to be honed to understand that, and i think this report alone fixes half the problem. you're going to have the airline pilots association, they're going to be on this, and that situation is going to get fixed in the near term. doesn't mean we're unsafe. just means when certain things going on you're looking at a man saying, now what do i do? >> you spend to much time letting the machine do it. driving a car is muscle memory, but if you live in cruise control all the time you lose your edge. is that part of this? >> it is. i have old cars and learned very expensively that old cars don't shut the headlights off on thei

there's some other names that are not as current today, but steven boyd and karen black. but the big fish, the one that would be the transforming figure, eluded capture. the first of the biggest fish was john travolta, and his story is exemplary. he was a young -- troubled young actor who was doing his first movie in mexico, and he became friends with an actress, and she decided to give him a copy of dine diane yetics, and he went exterior. he had an out of body experience. this really made a huge impression on him. and then when he came back to los angeles, he started going -- taking courses at the celebrity center, and one day he told his teacher he was trying out for a role in "welcome back cotter. " so the teacher had everybody in the class -- if you can imagine you're the encloses -- orient themselves toward abc studio asks telepath include send the message, john travolta is right for the part. and he got the part. so, after that he always said that scientology put him in the big-time. i have a -- some concerns about travolta brings up a story that i think is also an

>> caller: talk to me about online gaming stock boyd. >> i don't need. that i got las vegas sands, top of the line. the stock has already come down from the high. i say lbs. let's go with best of breed at all times. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. ♪ like, really big... then expanded? . . >> dream force i got a chance to speak to a ton of ceos. so tonight we want to take a look at one of my absolute favorite consumer product companies. you know i have been behind it a long time, it's jardin. more than 100 different outdoor brands. rollins baseball gloves, the latest model is interesting. maybe not in your store. mr. coffee machines, oster blenders, candles too with the $1.75 billion acquisition of yankee candle, which closed just last month among money other household name products. they are fabulous at finding tiny niche bargains. the company reported at the end of october and boat wall street estimates in addition to outstanding 5.5% organic growth t. stock

boyd's questions. >> i'm looking at you now. i don't see too much of brad pitt in you. >> oh, i'm hurt that you say that. >> you are more handsome than brad pitt. >> i was fishing for that, i guess. >> reporter: 21 years and nearly 8,000 cases, walker was on the verge of retiring in 2010. but not before the one case that would define his career. >> prop 8 issue came across your desk, and i'm going to clean it up for tv purposes, but i believe it was, oh, blank moment for you. you can fill in the blanks if you'd like. >> well, there was an oh, blank moment, but that's a country expression that as a country boy i used. >> do you embrace your role in the history of all of this now? >> do i embrace it? >> yeah. >> well, it was what it was. the case was dealt to me right off the wheel. purely at random. and, obviously it was an important case. i do think in retrospect that the decision to conduct a trial was the right decision because it brought forth issues. it brought forth facts in a way that could never have been brought forth in

jeffrey boyd, the ceo there, continues to really manage that company well. and the earnings have grown at a torrid pace to help justify the price rise. we've had a lot of great -- pioneer and natural resources, eog resources. you know, a lot of the media names and even industrial names. there have been some stocks that haven't done that well. apple, that's my biggest holding, and and it hasn't done very well this year. liz: you still like it? how long are are you going to give it? i was in an apple store this weekend, there was an empty table, that was the iphone 5c, the colored ones, and then i was doing a little retail research, and i saw that the ipad air, we immediately walked right up and were able to look at it, so there wasn't really a line for that, and this was at that gigantic mall in new jersey, the garden state mall where you just go nuts. >> yeah. they just finished with september 30th, four quarters where they had negative everybody earnings comparisons. the next four should have positive. stocks at 12 times earnings, an 8% cash flow, buyback $

--dean boyd said report the pentagon also responded.sperson told reporters that none of the critics a prisoner care had actual access to the detainees, their medical records, or the procedures at the guantÁnamo detention camp. doctors and nurses are "consummate professionals working under terrifically stressful conditions, far from home and our families, and with patience it can extort nearly violent." he said the doctors and nurses -- leonard rubenstein, your response? >> there are certainly health professionals there who are doing their best under stressful situations. i think we have to look not at the doctors alone, we have to look at the policy. for example, the cia says ark allusions are -- says our conclusions are erroneous. but the office of medical services said that waterboarding is medically acceptable. it said in writing that sleep deprivation for over a week was medically acceptable. so we're basing it on their own documents. they have not told us one fact that we of gone wrong. with respect to the pentagon, we're basing ou