zero heartburn. >>> calvin trust owns pvh.ock if it goes to the teens, it's an opportunity i i always like to stay there's a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it for you. i'm jim cramer. i will see you tomorrow. lemonis: tonight on "the profit"... this is surfside beach, a tourist haven on the south carolina coast, and a place where local businesses love their outdoor advertising. you know what i love about highway 17? anthony: it's a lot of signs? lemonis: [ laughing ] all the signs. i've been called by the owner of a small sign company... -banners? -anthony: all day long. lemonis: backlit, non-lit, front-lit? anthony: i sell a lot of stuff. lemonis: ...who won't be satisfied until he's the biggest vendor in the state. anthony: i want to deal with a lot of national companies. i don't want to deal with mom-and-pops anymore. lemonis: he's incredibly ambitious... anthony: i'm a go-getter. i'm a go-go guy. lemonis: ...but overly confident. todd: how long does this take? josh: probably about three weeks. anthony: we

el policÍa le dispara a calvin en el dorso ocasionando la muerte. >> calvin peter sufrÍa de bipolaridadante jenny rivera el accidente aÉreo que le costÓ la vida sigue causando polÉmica como sus familiares demandaron por negligencia a la empresa propietaria de la de meta que se estrella en mÉxico y a la compaÑÍa que le prestaba servicios. entre tanto, se debe una estrella de la diva de la banda en el paseo de la fama en hollywood. jaime garcÍa tiene la informaciÓn. >> hace exactamente dos aÑos del asiento entre aÉreo en el que muriÓ la diva de la banda. se acusan de negligencia tanto la compaÑÍa rodete en el aviÓn, los fabricantes de la nave. >> lo que la familia busquen saber esa negligencia viene de donde. mÁs doble que nada del piloto o de compaÑÍas. se buscan daÑos y perjuicios al resultado la muerte llene rivera. la manda la familia segÚn la ser civil por daÑos y perjuicios. presentada hace casi dos aÑos por los padres mejores hermanos sÁnchez, en el orden y rivera. jacobo, su maquillista, asÍ como de la sobrada personal en mÉxico mario masÍa. ello fue su publicista, arturo rivera.

but calvin you are trying. out a hand to young black men who do not have the highest education levels to work in your business. tell me about this. >> we're going to be creating a school. we're going to teach young men to get their security license. and take it to cyber security, which is the next wave. we want to train young men so they can work not only in many my company, but in other companies around america. education can change things. my parents always talked about education, and we live in a society also now, that denigrates education. and that's a whole other issue. but we need to begin to educate these people, give them the confidence they need to put them to work. >> so -- cynthia, the correlation between poverty education, and crime is direct. >> yes. >> if you get better than a high school education, your chances of being unemployed in this country are substantially lower. >> they are. >> so how do we tackle that? because that's integral. if you don't want to tackle this problem in 15 years, that m

we're awaiting the mayor, calvin butts, reverend calvin butts, is joining me, a pastor of a church in new york. let me get your quick reaction to that poll, reverend. 50% of whites think the u.s. criminal justice system treats blacks and whites equally. what do you think about that? >> well, i think it's about right. those of us who are not white know statistically that we are treated unfairly by the criminal justice system here in this nation. most of the drugs are not purchased by black people. most of the drugs in this country are not sold by black people but yet black people are the ones mostly incarcerated because of the sale of drugs. crime rates. if you look at the crime rates in most cities, most of the crime is not perpetrated by people of african descent, though it would seem that that is the case. but yet most of the people incarcerated for crime are people of african descent. it's unfair and i think that book by michelle alexander points this out very well. i would encourage everyone to read it because the prison system is now akin to what slavery was many, many years ago.

did you know that calvin coolidge played the harmonica and had two pet raccoons? >> how do you know that? >> his facebook page. [laughter] >> thank you, drummer. i love that. >> calvin coolidge, obviously very big into social media. >> millions of americans will be celebrating this season with their own holiday traditions, but tonight we're glad you joined all of us here for a terrific night of music and more. >> and how about a hand for the president's own united states marine band? [applause] >> and each one of them could do 140 push-ups. [laughter] a very special welcome and word of thanks to all the men and women in uniform serving around the world. god bless you! ou're in our hearts. we think of you every day. >> now, it is our great honor to welcome the first family of the united states. [applause] [music] >> i am now going to recite your names. mr. president, mrs. obama, malia and sasha. and mrs. robinson. >> happy christmas! >> hello, everybody! is everybody ready to calm down? [applause] >> we're going to start from five. we want to say thanks, first of a

i am fairly interested in your views about calvin coolidge. host: calvin coolidge.uest: he provided over one of the longest expansions of economic prosperity in american history, and one of the debates or knocks against the whole presidential rating game is that it has been hijacked by ds, democrats, or rs, republicans, in the serviced of narrow partisan agenda. i mean coolidge was coolidge a great president? no. did calvin coolidge not get sufficient credit for his accomplishments? perhaps, and the republicans would argue that, in fact, one of the reasons that the presidential rating game over the years have been dominated largely by liberal progressive professors at universities, and i think that point, even though i think it's to a somewhat exaggerated, there is a fair amount of truth in the perceptions of who rates the presidents and how, in fact, they are perceived over time, and, yes, it has become very much a partisan zam. calfin coolage, i think, to some degree fell victim to it. >> it's good >> host: politics has a much nastier than it is compared to histor

calvin, can you show us what proposes getting rid of the floor, can you show it what it look like? >> thanks for the question. let me say i think this is a completely appropriate discussion and it's not the first time we talked about removing the third floor. i think it an appropriate discussion. back when we proposed it to the neighborhoods over the summer, this is what we redesign and we don't tv -- have the layout for the whole building. removing that type of square footage creates an awkward layout for the house. if the commission is going in this is direction with removing the floor i would propose to doing more excavation to make the design work. >> have you thought about asking for variance for getting rid of the garage and leaving as much square footage and not having to put cars in there? >> i don't think that's been considered at this point. >> i think given mr. sanchez' reservation about making decisions today, i think we should propose a continuance. it looks like we shouldn't come to a decision today if the zoning administration doesn't feel comfortable. >> i would tak

calvin there saying that the -- it would take the walls down prior to any -- the addendum being issued. you can't start the work until the addenda has to be issued before you take the walls down so we won't know what the foundation is until the a ddenda is issued. >> well you can have multiple addenda. >> they could do something but the structure is usually on the first addenda. >> i don't know if it's set up like that, but we could make see. we could work on the addenda details. we could do a demolition addenda, that could be an idea. thank you commissioner fung. >> thank you for your help. >> thank you. >> timically it's an evaluation of the foundation. if they want to keep that foundation we want to make sure it's code compliant. that's what we want. >> i want to make sure these plans you submitted reflect the ideas of the department and have been reviewed by building inspection. >> yes, we've circulated before the meeting both with mr. lau, mr. duffy and mr. lee. >> mr. lau you're nodding your head so you agree. >> i believe that the commissioners are in in agreement and the approp

calvin coolidge, to some extent, was a victim to it. host: politics has been much nastier than it has been today compared to history. guest: president brooks nearly caned charles sumner to death on the senate floor in 1864. on the floor of the u.s. senate. sumner would return to work, but he was nearly killed. host: richard joining us from trenton, new jersey. caller: yes. i just want to say greatness talking about president bush running for president. when uss cole was struck, that's when he took a stand and started taking it to the terrorists in america, having to protect america. if it wasn't for bush, right now today and barack obama, also, barack obama, bush and barack obama took out every terrorist from the top leaders today, talk about greatness. how can -- who decides who is greatness? one man decide this, or does a country decide this? host: thank you. guest: it's the actions of a president and how they are view viewed and appreciated over time by historians and the public. i mentioned earlier, george w.bush and barack obama de

for calvin young, it was the second arrest in as many weeks. >> will it be worth it? >> i think it will, maybe we will decide 10 years later. >> earlier, police moved into the site as they said they would. many of the thousands of protestors who have made this a temporary home are simply melting away. >> this time yesterday, this whole highway was very much in the control of students doing homework, listening to speeches. now the police are very much in charge, clearing away the last of their incamment. soon this highway will be open to the buses once more. >> what used to be the temporary study room was deserted, soon to be a memory. the organizers of this movement remain unrepentant, promising more acts of civil disobedience. >> we will not cooperate with such an unauthorized government. >> as dusk grew near, protestors forced out of their camp were left to shout from the side roads. the main highway, for so long their domain being made ready for traffic once more. al jazeera, hong kong. >> still to come here on the program, under sanctions from the west, russian pe

hand to perform tonight this marks 92 annual ceremony in washington a tradition started by president calvin cool nij 1923. >> still to come on "action news" tonight dna dollars. how much a famous scientist noble prize wept for at auction and plus the school bus driver being hailed as ear hero how she kept her students away from harm. cecily. >> pulling out of the planes that will put a big damper on past the weekend i'll have details in the timing and accuweather forecast. >> and i'm health reporter ali gorman a new treatment for severe scoliosisness kids brings the number of times in the operating room from 20 to 4. i'll explain it coming up in "healthcheck". >> and mark sanchez game plan for keeping pressure of the huge match-up from getting his head. when "action news" continues match-up from getting his head. when "action news" continues tonight this is the time of the year when the flu starts to spread. before the first sneeze, help protect with a spray. before the first tissue, help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol. to get ten times more protection and kill 99.9% of ger

as for the lions, matthew stafford to calvin johnson. that's a touchdown. how about the nfc least. o'dell beckham jr. keeps making great plays. 50-yard catch later in the drive, manning finds, guess who, beckham. 117 receiving yards in the first half alone. giants roll 37-7. their seven-game losing streak is over. rg3 on the sidelines for the redskins. his replacement colt mccoy didn't do so well. so at the end of this one, the redskins fans that were left, they were calling for rg3 to play again. it goes from bad to worse for washington. tavon austin, the punt return goes from one side of the field to the other. 78-yard touchdown. the skins get shut out by the rams 24-0. the redskins are 3-10. the four teams playing in the first ever college football playoff, they have been announced. alabama will play ohio state in sugar bowl. oregon will meet undefeated national champion florida state meet in the national title game. beginning to head to yankees stadium to play in the pinstripe bowl. step in james franklin's first year. their opponent will be boston college, coached by former te

amateur video shows 49-year-old calvin peters launching at police before they shot and killed him.e entered a brooklyn synagogue and stabbed a 22-year-old jewish student while he was studying. he threatened other worshippers. peter had a history of mental illness. >>> 22 members of an elite place squad are to stand trial for stealing more than a million during a drug bust. the money was seized when the head of a drug cartel was arrested. two bundles of cash went missing. at the first time government officials admitted police had stolen money from drug cartels. >>> more than 1 billion people in the world rely on food harvested from the ocean. global fisheries stretched by overfishing are threatened by rising temperatures and ocean acidification. environmental editor reports from the eco-rich waters of the peruvian pacific. >> reporter: off the coast of peru lies one of the most fertile fisheries in the world. hard to believe when the desert like terrain of the offshore islands are seen. sheer cliff faces tower from the waves. huge flocks give a hint as to what lies beneath. and then

. >> calvin san francisco clearing house the general rile is if you're in a big goal the first step in getting out of the hole is to quit digging unfortunately, the city plans for affordable housing which was just old to you ignores the biggest diger and threat to housing in general and affordable housing specifically which is the rise of short-term rentals as a major housing option in this market as you are in trouble aware the board of supervisors passed against our recommendations an ordinance that will allow every unit in san francisco to be a short-term rental for 3 hundred and 65 days a year by adapting an unenforceable distinction within occupied and unoccupied use of short-term rentals short-term rentals now total north of 10 thousand units with two-thirds of them being entire unit not the home sharers that clog the process not at all we're talking about a according to the chronicle less than 1/3rd of all whiskers host of short-term rentals now controlling almost 40 percent of all of the short-term rentals in san francisco unless you as a commission present to the city with a w

by this point, 49-year-old calvin peters has already allegedly stabbed a young student, 22-year-old levi rosenblat, the nine-inch knife still in peters' hands. >> he's brandishing a weapon in front of the officer and has already used that weapon. >> reporter: tom verney is a former nypd detective and police academy instructor. >> the police officer is thinking to himself, i don't want to get stabbed with this knife he's already used. >> reporter: there's a bit of fear there? >> tremendous amount of fear. >> reporter: officers ordered peters to drop the knife. >> drop the knife. drop the knife. >> reporter: and then a single shot. in a statement, the nypd says peters lunged at one of the responding officers, who then discharged his firearm one time, striking the male in the torso. peters later died in the hospital. the victim is listed in stable condition. this incident in stark contrast to recent police shootings involving unarmed suspects. the killing of eric garner, the michael brown, and tamir rice shootings have all sparked huge protests nationwide. last night in berkeley, california

my name is calvin. i'm calling from wichita, kansas. i would like you to know that 1960's.il rights movement was at that time, the democrats were the ku klux klan. were the racist self. the lgbt movements changed everything. it switched and the racist when the republican party -- which is the clan and racist party of our country right now. all of our re problem is. we switch from one group to another. and i think it shows in our politics. it shows in how our kids are taught. separation in h our country -- through separation in our country. if the democrats would have way they were -- we -- but when ocrats they get back race, they decided to be republicans. host: okay, thank you for the call. the republicans in control of both chambers in 2015. critics will have more leverage on relations with iran -- the with the p5 +1 foreign-policy issues, in general. challenges nd the for bob menendez, who is moving to the minority in january. next we go to henry in las vegas. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to make a comment that dr

the lions come back with a pair of touchdown passes from matthew stafford to calvin johnson but rogersturn to the field in third quarter. another touchdown there to cobb and a one yard score himself later in the game. he seals it. mvp at the end of the game for rogers. packers win it 30-20. let's go to atlanta. what a disappointing game this was, wow. the falcons hosting the panthers. this is a playoff game. the winner was going to get in. you thought the falcons were going to show up and it be a close game. the highlights tell the story. huge plays by the panthers defense. that's a nice return there. that's a touchdown. this wasn't even close. the score was 34-3 and the falcons got booed off their own home field at the end of the game. they'll go to the playoffs despite the losing record. the panthers go for the second year in a row. with the regular season over and the playoff team set we head into the wildcard weekend. patriots seahawks packers, broncos they get the week off. in the afc the ravens visit the steelers. that could be a great game and then of course what could be a defe

along with this picture of calvin bates of new york, an affidavit he sent to the government about what happened to him. fromer soldier andersonville. this is actually the same guy being examined. i will shut these off because i don't think we want to be staring at them. i think it is important to understand that when we think ,bout the trial of henry wirz we start with these images. what americans saw at the end of camear as the prison walls back from the south, horrors that were unbelievable. andersonville was the worst of the prison camps. approximately 45,000 u.s. soldiers were held at andersonville. approximately 13,400 of them died while at andersonville. was arrested in may of 1865. he was subsequently tried. jail,he was being held in he made various complaints. one of those was that his wife could not visit him as often as he wanted. this was a man who had a sense of entitlement that seems totally disconnected to what he was on trial for and the way he inated prisoners andersonville. to use a nice playoff, while u.s. soldiers were prisoners at andersonville, women from the area

. >> this is the 92nd year of that tradition dating back to president calvin coolidge. >> what a stunning way to start the holidays in our nation's capitol. >>> i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the backlash. the breaking developments inside the grand jury room. what they considered about that choke hold, the man dying, the officer not charged. and the outrage tonight. >>> the rescues now under way. trapped in four feet of mud. the massive sinkholes. streets now rivers. and tonight, the traffic nightmare. >>> the hero. the school bus engulfed in flames. the children rushed off the bus by the driver. lined up on the interstate. >>> and the big headline breaking about the flu. what happened? did they guess wrong? and will the flu vaccine now work at all? dr. besser with the new warning and the severe season on the way. >>> good evening.

. >> reporter: 53-year-old calvin hunt attended several protests for brown and garner, but today he decided to show support for police and brought his two children with him. >> this should be two sided. all the organizations that say they're for justice should be out here right now. >> reporter: ramos leaves behind a wife and two sons. tomorrow is the funeral. joe biden, vice president joe vicn is expected to be in attendance, and, jim, funeral plans for officer liu have not been finalized. >> axelrod: jericka, thank you. a protest against excessive force by police turned violent in the bay area last night. it started peacefully with dozens of marchers taking to the streets of oakland, but another group smashed windows, looted stores, and vandalized the city's christmas tree. 40 officers responded but made no arrests. this programming note, new york city police commissioner william bratten and former mayor rudolph guliani will discuss the this on sunday's "face the nation." tonight, x-box is back up and running but sony playstation is still having problems. both were hacked this week, ruini

matthew stafford throws a perfect fade pass to calvin johnson for a six- yard touchdown. stafford finished with 311 yards, three touchowns and no picks. the lions wi3417 to pull with a gaf first ple. ths also t jets, e bears al las >>the white sox have denied the blue jays' request to interview kenny williams for their president and ceo position. williams spent 12 seasons as the sox g-m and became executive vice president in 2012. he says "the ship has sailed" for the blue jays' job, h did the college football bowl bids are out and illinois made it for the first time under tim n. the il their last twoes to qualify for the "heart of dallas bowl" against louisana tech. "mack" champions, northern illinois will face marshall in the "boca raton bowl." and notre da gets l-s-hec and the first- ever college football playoff is set after a minor shake- up in the final week. ohio state leap- frogged t-c-u after winning the big- ten championship. they face top- ranked alabama whileyoost you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into

police say calvin peters stabbed levi rosenblatt in the head at the chaba dd lubavitch headquarters. he was shot by police after police say he lunged at them with a knife. peters had a long documented history of mental illness. >>> and this florida woman accused of driving her minivan into the ocean with three kids inside -- we all remember this video. prosecutors have now agreed to drop attempted murder charges against ebony wilkerson. rescuers had to pull out the three children, ages 3, 9 and 10, from the sinking vehicle last march. in exchange for the plea, wilkerson will plead not guilty by reason of insanity to child abuse charges. >>> and take a look at this dramatic video here from reno, nevada. firefighters rescuing a woman from a burning house. the crew spotted the woman standing outside a second-floor window, unwilling or unable to jump to a safety net below. the cell phone video shows the firefighters climbing a ladder and pulling the woman to safety. no word yet on any injuries. >>> and to weather in reno. they're bracing for what may be the largest winter storm to hit th

>> that started in 1923 and calvin coolidge was president.said put a button in the white house for you. when he found out it was going to cost $500 to install that button, he said i'll just walk over there and save the money. so presidents have been at the christmas tree lighting ever since and it started on christmas eve and later moved to earlier in december. calvin coolidge was also the first president to deliver a christmas message to the american people. in 1927, americans opened their newspapers and found a very simple message from calvin coolidge that said christmas is not a season or a time, but it's a state of mind for peace and goodwill. >> how did a holiday party result in the naming of the white house as the white house? >> well, the white house was used in the newspapers dericesively, let's tear jefferson out of that white house. a reporter went to a party with dolly madison and suddenly he was calling it the white house, it was a positive team. it was printed on christmas eve, 1813. >> thank you so much. great stuff. >> merry ch

. >> garvin thomas had his calvin -- call i van's life has been filled with many unpleasant surprises but one very nice one. as you will see in this bay area proud, one that thanks to the kindness of strangers keeps on giving. >> as hard as the doctors and nurses try to make it otherwise, valerie's twice monthly immunotherapy infusions are not all that pleasant. from the moment with the needle to the hours of nothing, there is not much to make her smile, which is why it is so great that should valerie need to smile, all she has to do is look at the purple polish at the tips of her toes and think of the story behind them. >> it's just something fun to get through this experience. >> valerie's experience began last august. it was just about a month before her wedding to long-time partner ralph when doctors told valerie the cough that had nagged her for more than three years was something very serious, stage four lung cancer. >> that's just devastating to receive that diagnosis. >> the months that followed was a dark time, valerie admits, but that is when with hopes of raising her spirit

i would firth open it with i'm open for meetings with the reverend calvin buts, george martin, him and i have been working together, along with eleanoritae eleanor tatum, who runs the amsterdam newspaper. >> the police in this country and city are not enemy of the people and we are trying to provide the best in public safety that is available. >> let me ask you, what does it do to the ooffficers, when ther are these credible threats and yet they leave their families every day and work their beat? >> the stress levels are monumental right now. officers are very vigilant. the simple act of waulk nothing to a store, you don't know if you're going to an ambush or a case. so the stress levels are very high and in the long run, we'd all like the see this lowered and an atmosphere of safety be created for the officers. we've now become a very defense oriented police department. >> all right. sergeant, we thank you and the other men and women out there who are risking their lives to do their job. alan, always good to see you. what do you make of sergeant mullein's remarks? do you see any hope

. >> did you know calvin coolidge played the harmonica and had two petra coons?d you know that? >> his facebook page. thank you, drummer. i liked that. calvin coolidge very big into the social media. >> millions of americans will be celebrating this season with their own holiday traditions, but tonight we're glad you joined all of us here for a terrific night of music and more. >> how about a hand for the president's own united states marine band! [applause] of them can do 140 pushups. speaking of the marines, a very word of essage and a thanks. > god bless you. >> now we welcome the first family of the united states. >> i'm now going to recite your names. mr. president. mrs. obama. happy christmas. headlight, everybody! is everybody read to countdown? we're going to start from five. we want to say thanks first of all to tom and rita. we hope they are ready. we hope everybody that is watching at home is getting in the christmas spirit. we're going to start counting down right now let's do it. five, four, three, two, one. [applause] >> well, i think it is time for

did you know that calvin coolidge played the harmonica and had two pet raccoons? know that? >> his facebook page. [laughter] >> thank you, drummer. i love that. >> calvin coolidge, obviously very big into social media. >> millions of americans will be celebrating this season with their own holiday traditions, but tonight we're glad you joined all of us here for a terrific night of music and more. >> and how about a hand for the president's own united states marine band? [applause] >> and each one of them could do 140 push-ups. [laughter] a very special welcome and word of thanks to all the men and women in uniform serving around the world. god bless you! you're in our hearts. we think of you every day. [applause] >> now, it is our great honor to welcome the first family of the united states. [applause] ♪[music] >> i am now going to recite your names. mr. president, mrs. obama, malia and sasha. and mrs. robinson. >> happy christmas! >> hello, everybody! is everybody ready to calm down? [applause] >> we're going to start from five. we want to say thanks, first of al

calvin williams allegedly stabbed a man in the head, the police officers order ored the man to drop his knife and fired when he refused. police say he has a history of menal health issues, the student survived and is hospitalized in critical condition. >>> now they are looking to see if the police were justified in using deadly force. richard sherman iv was killed in that chase, the cause of death was uncertain, he was shot but also had a self-inflicted knife wound. >> a south jersey teenager hopes that you can recover a priceless piece of jewelry from her. 11-year-old dominique held this locket since her father died and it contained his ashes. sunday night the bag containing the necklace was stolen, the thief was arrested and the purse was recovered by the locket remains missing. you can call the port norris police barracks with any tips. >> well, millions of people are expected to visit philadelphia to see the pope during next year's meeting of families and they will all need a place to stay. you can help out by hosting a family. >> we are so excited. >> marie says her church st. cath

. >> he cut taxes for from where it is currently to calvin coolidge -- calvin coolidge levels. >> i would cut it to ronald reagan levels at the highest rate but i want to have a flat tax. look at warren buffett. he pays 61 hundredths of his tax and gets to his family foundations you name it. he doesn't pay taxes. if you go to the top 100 to 500 people they all have their income and unrealized capital gains. they have far -- their 501(c)(3) -- and excuse me for your foundations but what you can do is get rid of all that stuff and have a low rate so it doesn't matter. we all make choices based upon what we think is right. it's really wrong if you spend 40% of your money in taxes you will spend 40% of your time trying to avoid them. get that rate way down so people that lose their interest in their taxes and don't look for lawyers or accountants or deferred income specialist and favorite grabbers and let them make money and grow the economy. >> do you think telling a voter here's where i'm going to do. i'm going to cut the top tax rate for people who are doing very well and by the way i'm no

police say 4-year-old calvin peters -- 49-year-old calvin peters stabbed the student in the neck as he prayed. officers demand he drop the knife but say he charged at them and was shot. he died at the hospital later. listen. [shouting] >> reporter: that wounded student is in stable condition. we are told he just arrived in our country a few weeks ago. remember the crown heights riots in brooklyn in 1991 those riots claimed the life of another visiting student. those three days of violent protests were sparked after a child was accidentally run off and killed during a rabbi's motorcade. the protests were led by al sharpton. bill: we are minutes away from the start of the house hearing with former obamacare adviser jonathon gruber. martha: a nor'easter bringing several inches of rain, snow and plenty of wind. a full forecast and live report on that big clean blob next. bill: awaiting the hearing on the hill. jonathan gruber has been seated at the table. he's a long-time obamacare adviser. he's expected to face questions about the blunt comments and what he meant when he called the americ

calvin, if sony can pull a stupid movie from theaters how is it rodger ailes condition pull your stupidonce and for all? back to this carter in georgia, wait a minute not that carter? retire, have you become a crashetty -- old man like that dude in up -- oh, up the movie. >> how is it you get all these great guests, why do they come on? >> and finally, nick, i was shocked to hear you bad mouthing christie, i thought you were joined at the fat hip. glad to say you are only half an ass. better than a full ass. we'll share your thoughts tomorrow, that is for watching. kennedy: if you have of irwanted to visit cuba, now is the time, president making startling policy announcements today about elian gonzalez's homeland. president has been working with the poach, and the canadians, and the commie castros to ease travel restricts, what does this mean for economic liberty? and our greatest asset, american culture. we get closer to the top 10, and geraldo with ron paul, this is "the

but whether someone like castle vin butts who is a very very -- calvin the butts who is a very, very liberal person in the city -- >> a heartbreaking message from a teenage boy who just lost his father, absolutely heartbreaking. let's take a look at what people are saying former new york city republican leaders. former governor george pataki tweet, sickened by these attacks, divisive of anti-cop rhetoric, ever eric holder, mayor deblasio. what was said. >> absolutely he did but so did the president of the united states. and so did holder. >> you might point your fingers to some liberals saying some things but republicans saying another thing. it's so polarized right now. >> at the scene of where these two officers were assassinated, you see the whole community, black, brown, every single nationality every diversity coming out putting flowers down crying that two police officers were executed in their city, that's what we need, and hopefully will drive the rhetoric in a positive way from here on in. and i'm hoping that the mayor really, when he came in that night, i have been there yo

>> the suspect identified by police as 49-year-old calvin peters later pronounced dead at the hospitala couple was convicted by a court for the de of their daughter. she died in 2013 while the couple was living in that country. the court said they starved her, but they say she had an eating disorder when they adopted her from ghana. the couple spent nearly a year in a qatari prison. then last month an appeals judge cleared the couple of gloria's death. don lemon asked if they thought the u.s. government did enough to help set them free. take a listen. >> they could have done a lot more a lot earlier. we know that there are individuals in the u.s. government who worked very hard on our behalf, but i feel like the u.s. government was trying to play political games in order to protect their relationship with the country of qatar rather than actually focusing on and doing the right thing to support their citizens. >> i can't fathom everything that they went through. >> yeah, this is happening all over. families are thrust into the forefront of these cases. they're forced to deal with negot

authorities say calvin peters was killed in a confrontation with officers. police say the 49-year-old was emotionally disturbed, had a documented history of mental illness. the victim is in the hospital in stable condition and police are investigating the attack but he say they don't suspect terrorism. >>> we have new information on a story we brought you last week. the new jersey economic development authority approved $118 million in future tax breaks for subaru to move its u.s. headquarters to camden. about $40 million in breaks for cooper health system to move its business office back to the city, as well. both subaru and cooper said they were considering moving to philadelphia. >>> the demolition of dozens of abandoned properties in camden will be tops on the agenda at a council meeting tonight. more than 60 of those properties in the whitman park and notre damer hill neighborhoods are scheduled to be demolished. officials are still deciding on when those buildings are come down. the mayor says that can happen over the next few week. leaders hope the pr