inmate conrad.level five on a suicide watch. >> salazar stated that if he was put back in his cell, that he would hurt himself or hang himself. >> i go through all this just to see your family. >> since we met conrad, he has threatened staff twice, and now with only eight weeks until his potential parole date, he has threatened to take his own life, forcing staff to move him into a medical observation cell. >> tell me this, did you threaten to commit suicide? >> it's the only way you can come over here. >> why? >> because i can't see my family. you know? they [ bleep ] out the paperwork. they'll tell you they didn't, but they gave me the run around, [ bleep ] that up. and now they got to pay overtimers and bring people out to go through all this [ bleep ] just because they couldn't just let me see my family. >> conrad, you're getting out in two months. >> that's what they say, but they'll do everything in their power to keep me here. so [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. the system they can [ bleep ], [ bleep ].

her own attorney pressed conrad. were there any concerns the first lady was putting gifts in closets, hoarding gifts? conrad, "i had heard that there were piles of gifts or things that were being put in closets that needed tobacco knowledged or determined who they were intended for." but conrad's parting words were praise for bob mcdonald. >> in my experience with the governor is that he is a fine man who did a lot of good for the community, and i'm grateful to have served him. >> back to paul perito for a moment. coming up on news 4 at 6:00 i'll tell you about the emotional call he says he got from johnny williams just after an fbi agent and trooper showed up on johnny williams' doorstep. >>> now a look at hawaii after the second tropical storm to ever hit the island. even after a deluge of rainfall, the threat is not over yet. >>> it's already back to school for crooks. we'll find out where a group of thieves got away with a major haul. >>> and georgetown wants to boost its image as a hangout hotspot. the plan to p

it is critical you do so. >> senator conrad, thank you for joining us. former senator kent conrad and peter cook the latest numbers from the congressional budget office, deficit is shrinking but the long-term outlook remains quite dim. >> coming up, likely to be the before alibaba before next month's roadshow. we will be breaking it down. >> finding the perfect match isn't just for single senate more. mergeies with an urge to can do it online, too. ♪ >> you are watching "market makers." alibaba, the chinese e-commerce company, set to ipo in the u.s. in weeks released its latest financial results this morning and they appeared to be good. appearances can be deceiving, especially when it comes to chinese reporting. cory johnson has more for us from san francisco. its profit ining the most recent quarter almost tripled. did it yet though -- did it? is a difficult filing to get through. a lot of the results reported in rmb, they even have monthly calculations of the currency translations. there's certainly a lot to crunch for the number crunchers. fundamenta

conrad answered, "i heard that there were piles of gifts or things that were being put in closets that needed tobacco knowledged or determined who they were intended for." conrad explained there were worries that some gifts being delivered to the governor's mansion might have been intended for both the governor and first lady and should have been recorded. the gift hoarder issue seems to have little to do with the government corruption charges against the former first couple, so it's unclear right now why maureen mcdonald's attorney raised it. a key witness today, a former star scientific executive who is also a close friend of johnny williams. his explosive reaction when he found out johnny williams wanted to put maureen mcdonald on the board of directors. in richmond, virginia, i'm julie carey in virginia. >> her hand is@juliecarreynbc. >>> don't text and drive. we hear it all the time. now some say it is parents who are the ones distracting thirteen drivers. >> we are now under the highest alert level in the ebola crisis, and new today one of the two americans being treated in atlan

. >> testified today was matt conrad. he said the governor asked about the definition of a friend. state disclosure forms don't require officials report gifts from friends. conrad said he told him those people who were friends before you ran for office. >>> the judge in the oscar pistorius murder trial says she'll deliver her verdict september 11th. defense lawyers delivered their final argument today. they claim the south african olympian mistook his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp for an intruder when he shot and killed her. the chief prosecutor accuses pistorius of repeatedly lying on the witness stand trying to defend against a murder charge. pistorius faces life in if convicted of premeditated murder. >>> coming up, the popular netflix show prepares to film in d.c. this weekend. but up next, the red cross comes to the rescue of dozens of families forced from their homes by fire. we'll be back. >>> new information today on the nearly 70 people who are now homeless after an apartment fire in northwest d.c. last night. it happened just before 6:00 on belmont street. firefighters say

just the moments of going out in your backyard as jane conrad remembered when her house .-full-stop there walking around on the moon and she -- the house just cleared out and she had all of the wives over for a party about 5:30 in the morning she wandered out by the pool and just look a looked at the moon t of stared at it and i think we can all think this when we look at the mood like we went up there as a country and as human beings. but she said she remembered when she was a little girl how she used to look forward to man in the moon and she said this is trippy. my husband is the man in the moon and for this one moment she had this mystical feeling of clarity. this is the late 60s. people are into that. she said it basically vanished in a moment and then she was going back inside to do the dishes. but to get back to justify fallout after the apollo program, i think the most prominent example is looking at buzz aldrin and his wife. like many they had a hard time coming back from the moon after the families and the crew members into their lives would go on these fabulous

in filing close closure forms and conrad said he told him anyone who was a friend before you ran for office. in richmond peggy fox, wusa9. >> as we speak the mcdonnells' stock broker is testifying. at 6:00 peggy will tell us what he said about the mcdonnells trying to avoid reporting the star scientific stocks they owned, but joining us right now with more insight into the trial, white collar criminal defense attorney mark samuel. the executive in question basically said i had no idea what was going on, but if i had known, i'd have stopped it. does that suggest the prosecution was trying to make the point there was some nefarious dealings here? >> doesn't sound like a good fact for the governor. if you had a situation that said i would have stopped it, what you're implying to the jury is this wasn't right. probably they started off with his credential as a lawyer and prosecutor and they it argue in closing people who knew wouldn't have done this. >> of course, the defense attorney once again tried to shift it back around to saying yeah, this was all maureen mcdonnell. >> i think that

just the moments of going out in your backyard as jane conrad remembered when her house .-full-stop there walking around on the moon and she -- the house just cleared out and she had all of the wives over for a party about 5:30 in the morning she wandered out by the pool and just look a looked at the moon t of stared at it and i think we can all think this when we look at the mood like we went up there as a country and as human beings. but she said she remembered when she was a little girl how she used to look forward to man in the moon and she said this is trippy. my husband is the man in the moon and for this one moment she had this mystical feeling of clarity. this is the late 60s. people are into that. she said it basically vanished in a moment and then she was going back inside to do the dishes. but to get back to justify fallout after the apollo program, i think the most prominent example is looking at buzz aldrin and his wife. like many they had a hard time coming back from the moon after the families and the crew members into their lives would go on these fabulous

a judge sentenced ralph conrad to 13 years plus 20 years of supervised probation. police arrested him last september on child -- charges of child porn possession and distribution. conrad has been a teacher with allowdon county for 15 years working most recently at an elementary school in sterling. investigators say no students were involved. >>> we are just two weeks from the start of classes, can you believe it, and students at one high school in the district could be without their computers. surveillance video shows a group of thieves taking macs from cardoza high, and we have learned that this isn't the first time that school has been hit. patty has the story from northwe. >> reporter: this video is the latest in a string of school burglaries this summer in d.c. place si say eight d.c. schools have been hit. the latest cardoza high school in northwest d.c. police say 2350i6 suspects entered a side window and stole nine computers early monday morning. >> the kids vanity have nothing. nobody can have nothing no more. >> reporter: this is the second time it's been

ralf conrad pleaded guilty in april to 50 counts of child pornography possession. a judge sentenced him to one year for each count today but suspended 37 years. the pornography did not involve children in our area. conrad taught at several elementary schools in loudoun county. >> 60 people are homeless tonight after a fire ripped through their d.c. apartment building last night. that building is on 14th street northwest in the columbia heights neighborhood. the families displaced from the fire looked for answers from the ross. hatzel vela is live with how the residents are receiving help tonight. >> the goal here is for life to get quickly back to normal. you can see crews behind me patching up the damage from this fire. more than 60 apartments damaged in this fire, more than 60 people displaced -- that is 60 people displaced. >> what you see on the ground is all chris has left. red cross gave him the shoes he's wearing. >> i'm so happy just because i'm living. >> after getting home from work he was outside playing football. >> i ran in the building. i spatialed al

the former deputy chief of staff, conrad, admitted to hearing stories of maureen mcdonnell receiving gifts sent to the governor's mansion and then piling them in closets. >> my experience with the governor is he's a fine man that served virginia and i'm glad to have served him. >> as for the former governor he had one hope. >> i hope to get to the weekend. >> before adjourning for the day, the judge echoing the ceiling for all involved in the trial this week, saying thank god it's friday. bob mcdonnell smiled and said "i agree with the judge." the trial resumes on monday morning. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. >> thank you, jeff. >> next on abc7 news at 6:00, a double threat for hawaii after a tropical storm slams into the big island. >> and will we see clouds or rain this weekend? >> agents at dulles international airport found more than just sugar in candy a woman tried to bring through customs from honduras. hidden inside the sugar cane was 1.5 pounds of cocaine. the drugs were worth about $80,000. the woman who claimed to be a curier was sent back -- courier was sent back and she's ba

they outfitted some actors in space suits and have them mimic what keith conrad and alan bean or pinellas friends called and were doing up there on the moon. i can only imagine that it sort of fueled the conspiracy theories that anyone who has anything to do with nasa including the wives, of course things are absolutely ludicrous. i would like to tell you all how i came to write this book and a little bit about getting to know these women today. of course i'm a writer. i live in new york with my husband who was also a writer who is in the front row and our lives are really composed on a daily level of thinking about stories and thinking about ideas for great stories. this is an something of course you can manufacture. inspiration has to hit so i have to admit at that time i was quite the traditional madman. we were having these tv marathon watching events and i always loved the 68's era area. we had just bought this big art photo book of the moon landing with the norman mailer text of a fire on the mend men. i was looking through all of these pictures of neil armstrong on the lunar surfac

. >> there is a metal guy out there, his name is ethan conrad. >> not that metal name, but it's greats, as you notice, not out of diapers when the video was snapped. his dad, shaun, is a musician. he was down in the studio listening to tracks, and he said all the sudden, ethan just ponies up to the microphone and starts doing the abcs metal style. >> oh, his abcs. ♪ abcdefghijklmnop ♪ qrstuvwxyz >> they've been working with him, and they by fluke got this one-time performance. >> he's good. he has a future in the death heavy metal. >> if he continues down this path and becomes a heavy metal artist, keep the name ethan. ♪ >>> you know what's really a bad idea? what this guy in this video did. that definitely did not go as planned. this guy just thought he would jump off this thing here. not exactly a bridge. it's a fixture over a body of water. >> not a diving board. >> for sure. >> either looses balance or changes his mind at the last minute, and then -- >> oh, no. >> tries to hold on, cant, fall, and when he does, one of the legs touches one of the bars. >> oh. >> that was a rusty ba

. >> ethan conrad isn't a typical conrad when it comes to singing abc's because he completely rocks itt, heavy metal style. >> ♪ >>> best parties he didn't even spit out the binge i. the abc's pacifier style. >> he is hard core. >> yes. >> that is cute. >> love him. >> we've got the lights going too did you see had. >>> it is flash back friday, we will go back to 1993 before steven colbert and steve carral were a blip on the comedy radar. >> ♪ >> two funny men got their start through second city, a comedy troop that has turned out a lot of stars. thinks called the obvious song where they sing, and state obvious things. second city posted it on their you tube page if you would like to take a peak back in nostalgia. >> if you are the other two guys aren't you guys losers now. >> i don't know, maybe. >> turned down for what. >> what? >> turned down for what. >> i'm in the sure what that means. >> it is the question many of you might have responded to this summer or just enjoyed the lyrics, turned town for what. not everybody is really sure what the hit song means but kent baldwin of you t

matt conrad testified that the governor was displeased with the amount of gifts on his 2012 tax form. jeff goldberg is in the courtroom in richmond right now and will have more on today's developments starting tonight on abc seven news at 5:00. a woman is out of the hospital this afternoon after being attacked while she was out for a run. it happened along the silverado court in mitchellville. someone sawoping something that will help catch the culprit. >> a violent, seemingly random attack on a jogger shattered the usual morning calm. >> very unusual for this neighborhood. we might have some petty crimes here and there from teenagers, before somebody to be physically attacked randomly is very nerve-racking. forolice are on the lookout a man that approached a woman jogging. when she turned around at this dead-end, an african-american man in all black with a back nearwas calmly standing her, and he approached her and hit her on the head repeatedly with a wooden stick. the woman ended up blowing on a whistle alerting a neighbor nearby. she came out and scared that man off into these nea

also today the governor's deputy chief of staff matt conrad testified that he had heard there were piles of gifts in the first lady's closet. >> my experience with the governor is he is a fine man who did a lot of good for virginia. >> reporter: terry kilgore did not testify. it's likely he'll be on stand monday. in richmond peggy fox, wusa9. >> that stock broker six times during the trial today was reminded by the prosecutor what he said under oath to the grand jury. they were all statements that could be damaging to the mcdonnells. >>> virginia attorney general mark herring petitioned the u.s. supreme court to review lower court rules that have struck down virginia's ban on same sex marriage. herring believes the recent rulings were correct but feels the supreme court is destined to have the final say. he said, "i look forward to a final resolution that affirms the fundamental right of all virginians to marry." >>> meanwhile florida's supreme court is asking courts to stop considering same sex marriage until the supreme court weighs in on the issue. judges in four counties have overtur

conrad. thank you, c.j, waj and i were just talking about it, we just heard from governor nixon and highway patrol officer johnson. hugs and handshakes he said, declared his task to be ensuring the safety and security of citizens, the people of ferguson must have their voice and their right to gather maintained. no question on anyone's mind that he was there solely as part of the people. how has his message changed things on the ground since he arrived there less than 24 hours ago? >> it's a night-and-day difference. just the calm now. there was so much tension and frustration prior to this. and right now, i mean, it's -- there are really not even words for it. it's just completely different. there's a whole 'nother love in the air. he should have been here three days before quite honestly. >> isishmael, it didn't seem lie he did much other than i hear yah, we're going to keep you safe, is it that simple? >> that it's simple. i don't know the reason that didn't happen before but as i was down

. >> reporter: this year's champion, conrad bassett-bouchard a difference froprior winners.ames online before i ever went to a i knew my two-letter word and three-letter words without even realizing i >> reporter: those two and three-level words are key. >> at the tournament re are 100 in ae game. the vowels are all worth one point. more obscureenpov>>an be a[>y with8m knows a may not know very arcane words that are helpful in scrabble. >> he opened with zilch, that earned him 52 points. >> i don't call scrabble friends anymore. they're just my friends. to some degree one big, happy family. >> reporter: conrad for his victory won love scrabble and way♪ >>> good morning i'm erika von tiehl a young man is de shooting outside a outside dell musicity contin a south philadelphia playground that left twoagers man shot nine times inside a p in it will be a morning, everybody. this secondary front comes later today so i do think we will see a isolated shower or sprinkle but that is it. otherwise this is not a bad day and storm scan three shows basically a nice clear sky eventually

conrad from philadelphia, good morning, republican line. caller: yes. i was wanting to make a comment when i hear some of the callers basically stating that there is some prejudice. my opinion on the republican side is that the commentator, it's not about blacks. it's not about whites. if you don't have nobody, no lobbyist defending and working for the blue collar people, you are not going to get nothing. there is no prejudice in the white house. it's all green. host: robert from south carolina, your thoughts on this. caller: the problem with race relations in my opinion is that the working white people have been convinced that the government is going to take from us and give to them, the blacks. host: why do you say that? caller: have you ever listened to rush limbaugh, the local right-wing pundits. host: robert, thanks for the call. good morning, where are you calling from? caller: washington, d.c. host: your name? caller: frank. host: go ahead, frank. caller: how are you doing? host: your thoughts on the state of race relations today. caller: my thou

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they had a great guy, pete conrad, behind him and they would have learned that much more. the only problem they had going down was at 12:01 and 12:03. when mit designed the computers going down. they had a flight control system with the primary and the emergency. they said you can only run one. buzz looked at it and said this is stupid. if i have to switch from primary it the emergency they have to know where i am and i have to run both. that was executive overload and the alarms came out and they read watt it was and went in and landed. >> he wasn't very comfortable with being famous. he tried various things. he was on the challenger investigation. >> guest: he was happy on his dairy farm. he was a small town, 6,000 people boy. i am a small town boy and john glen was the same way and we are all three friends close together and doing things. we were not beer drinking buddies. neal and i would wind up going to williards and we would go in and have drinks and we talked about the thinks that small town people -- mike collins was a

. >> reporter: this year's champion, conrad bassett-bouchard marks a difference from prior winners.. >> i played 10,000 games online before i ever went to a tournament. i knew my two-letter word and three-letter words without even realizing i needed to. >> reporter: those two and three-level words are key. >> at the tournament level, it's a math game. >> reporter: there are 100 tiles in a scrabble game. the vowels are all worth one point. more obscure letters like q and z are worth ten points. >> you can be a person with a big vocabulary who reads a lot and knows a lot of words but you may not know very arcane words that are helpful in scrabble. >> he opened with zilch, that earned him 52 points. >> i don't call them my scrabble friends anymore. they're just my friends. to some degree one big, happy family. >> reporter: conrad for his victory won $10,000. >> i love female narrator: the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and te

wife, looking at the pool and alan bean who was the fourth man to walk in the route moon with pete conrad on apollo 12 did this mosaic bar with the ignacio zamora insignia and sue was very beautiful, blond, texan, looking out over the pool and said buzz and joan used to live over there and the bass ats were over there. thists were over there. thisets were over there. this was a really swinging place. the wives and 60s for the astronauts' wives club which would meet once a month to support each other and get to know each other. these were monthly tea and coffee events. fabulous scenes that are not reproduced in women's gathering today because times have changed, doubled as and over crowing -- overflowing ashtrays and martini hours and just sort of being there to support each other and going through something very few will ever experience. the way the wives don't with the pressure was very different. you have the pressure of your husband and the pressure of the media. and the most dreaded moment, even more than the possibility of something going wrong on the launch pad, was opposed flight p

ralph conrad will be sentenced on 50 counts of possessing and discontributing child porn.worked for loudoun county public schools for 15 years and taught at 7 different schools. >>> this weekend, you can save money in maryland. the tax holiday begins sunday. you don't have to pay any sales tax on clothes. however, no one item can cost more than $100. it includes tuxedos if you can find one for under $100 and antiques. >>> new this morning, world health organization calling ebola and international public health emergency. right now the virus is out of control in west africa and officials say an extraordinary response is necessary to contain it. and for that reason, federal health firnl physicianfish offig restrictions on an experiment al drug. >>> even the silver line is part of the track work you'll have to think about if you ride metro this weekend. no stations closed, but it won't run east beyond stadium armory so you will have to use the blue line instead. and then on the blue line, trains only run once every 25 minutes. red line, as long as a 16 minute wait. >>> 6:56.

i had the biggest crush on robert conrad. old. >> do you remember those tight pants he'd wear. >> oh, yes. >> and the jacket that would come up to here. >> and the blue, blue eyes. yes. >> oh, it was in color? >> and you would have gotten on that train. they had a luxury -- >> of course! >> the wine brand? >> huh? >> go ahead, jane. >> okay here's what we're going to talk about. it is one of the most popular products ever, two buck chuck suddenly a blog shows up suggesting there's animal blood in it and the man behind it sees red. after the break we're going to have the story, and the man, when "squawk" returns. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just

you know, just the surreal moments of going out in your backyard as jane conrad remember to me when her husband was up there on apollo 12 walking around the moon and a house that just cleared out. she had all the wives over for a party. it was about 5:30 in the morning and she wandered out by the pool. she looked at the moon and just sort of stared at it. i think we can all feel this when we look at the moon and think wow we went up there as a country, as human beings. she said wow. she looked at them and then suddenly remembered when she was a little girl how she used to look for the man in the moon. then she said this is trippy. my husband is the man in the moon, you know? she said for this one moment she had almost this mystical feeling of clarity. after all this was the late 60s. people were into that spiritual stuff. she said it basically vanished in a moment and there she was going inside to do the dishes. so moments like that but to get back to the fallout after the apollo program, i think probably the most prominent example is looking at buzz aldrin and his wife joan. buzz like

and the one that hit me hard too also was conrad bayne. he was like a father to me.'ve had to deal with a lot of death lately, a lot of tragedies. >> you said it's always there. i'm just going to be honest with you. how you doing? are you clean and sober now? >> yeah, i'm clean and sober, definitely. but how am i feeling? you know, i've heard so many mean things about me and mean-spirited things about me. i'm feeling a little angry, a lot of hurt. you know, because i think my timing was off. i think that, you know, i just said things, you know, i said it and i should not have said it maybe at that time. so, you know, people took it and just ran with it. and they just shredded me apart. >> okay, so let me tell you this. >> anybody that is in this -- that has addiction, that is dealing with you know, your own recovery, you know, these kind of things can be detrimental. thank god i'm ahead of that and i'm able to control that, and i'm able to deal with what i have to deal with. >> and i'm glad you're saying that, because as i'm sure someone who has gotten treatment, you

and kentdick durbin conrad and mike crapo and tom i spent hours and hours and hours together and our than thatnt more time together looking at this issue of fiscal problems and i say on the stump and i mean it timeally, i spent more with mark warner than i spent with my wife for about a two-year period. but we're concerned about this is.we know what the answer and when we presented the answer one group of senators morning in july of 2011, there not just general acceptance that this is the direction in there waso, but general agreement that this is the direction in which we ought to go. and then we were frustrated by interests who don't entitlement reform. we were frustrated by outside groups coming in and saying when talk about raising revenues, about raising taxes and we're never going to do that. that's not right. to raise taxes and you're not going to eliminate medicare, social valuable those programs we all depending on. we're just going to make sure they're here for the next generation and if we don't do that, they're simply not going to be here so all of us as the gang of six a

trees comes from a traumatizing incident in which he was talking to his middle school crush, erin conradst as he leaned in for a kiss, an acorn fell on his head, knocking him unconscious. seth then snapped out of it and cackled with glee at the realization that his desk was made of nothing but dead trees. [ laughter ] we now resume our broadcast. >> seth: i cannot wait until fall when your leafless, naked bodies are exposed for the entire world to see! also joyce kilmer, you can suck it! whoo-whoo! whoo! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! thank you for letting me get that out of my system. i feel so much better. we'll be right back with more "late night" after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ forget about fingers and toes. i'm here to talk about bums. how do you look after your bum? (woman laughs nervously) i use wipes and toilet paper on a normal basis. why? because you feel cleaner. i don't know what that is. are those the... these are wipes. you can't have one without the other. bonnie and clyde. they go together. would you use these? i would. absolutely. if you don't have a clean bu

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and i think, i don't know you are probably too young to remember the robert conrad commercials but hechallenge him. it was the worst possible thing he can do. people that were on the fence said wait, this guy's not going to even meet with the offended? this billionaire owner of a professional football team will not meet with the offended and he still hasn't to this day. so i'm sorry, the last part of it, you asked when will this change? i wouldn't be shocked within two years if he doesn't change and develop an exit strategy on his own, he will be made to change by the commissioner of the nfl, or patent court. >> mike wise of the "washington post," we so appreciate your insight. thanks for thinking that i'm younger than i am. i actually do remember that commercial. but i'll take it. thank you. >> have a great day. >> you too. >>> let me ask you, i don't know if you thought about this before. what does one wear to a red carpet event on a monday? this is the first time in 38 years the emmys have not aired on a weekend. there's a reason and we'll give it to you. ♪ just another manic monda

this 24-year-old conrad buchard has just been crowed the u.s.crabble champion, the 25th national championship was held this week in buffalo, new york, with 525 players from 11 countries. bouchard started his name with the word zilch and finished with just the opposite, the title and the $10,000 prize. among the words on the winning board, florigen, trooz, venerate and barf. new words starting next year will include hash talking, selfie and bromancep. >>> tommy hilfiger's apartment is back on sale again. it has views of central park and fifth avenue. it was put on the market back in 20308 and again last year. he has relisted the property as it's looking to spend more time in connecticut where his children are now attending school. >>> coming up on the show, walmart gets set to report earnings and investors will be squarely focused on the u.s. where sales have declined for the several quarters. we get a preview of walmart earnings, coming up next. >>> welcome back to the show. here is what's going on in the european equity trading session. we're a

we go to king of prussia first every all mall boulevard at conrad drive.ent there. will certainly cause delays around the busy king every prussia arm also in new castle, southbound, us13, delaware, new castle county airport, there is an accident that's only letting one lane get by. >> i'm hereby taking the als ice bucket challenge. >> stephen spielberg, i challenge you. >> lady with the bucket. >> ah! >> (screams). >> philadelphia eagles except the ice bucket challenge. >> that's a good one. way to go, eagles. >> front loader. >> there is labron james. >> yes, got whole garbage can. >> taking over social media feed, the als ice bucket challenge, celebrities, oprah, everybody, regular folks excepting the challenge raising money and awareness, here is the thing, paid off big time. not just one of those stunts. >> ginning us right now, barbara new house, the president of ncoo of the als association, good morning to you, welcome to philadelphia. >> good morning, mike, good morning, kerrey. >> good morning, so how does this whole thing get started? >> well, thi

and kentdick durbin conrad and mike crapo and tom i spent hours and hours and hours together and our than thatnt more time together looking at this issue of fiscal problems and i say on the stump and i mean it timeally, i spent more with mark warner than i spent with my wife for about a two-year period. but we're concerned about this is.we know what the answer and when we presented the answer one group of senators morning in july of 2011, there not just general acceptance that this is the direction in there waso, but general agreement that this is the direction in which we ought to go. and then we were frustrated by interests who don't entitlement reform. we were frustrated by outside groups coming in and saying when talk about raising revenues, about raising taxes and we're never going to do that. that's not right. to raise taxes and you're not going to eliminate medicare, social valuable those programs we all depending on. we're just going to make sure they're here for the next generation and if we don't do that, they're simply not going to be here so all of us as the gang of six a

there's the conrad j. one waiver program where every state has a limited number of these visa waivers. different states make it more difficult than others. what's interesting is that all the states have pretty much used up all of those waiver positions that allows foreign positions to stay here if they're serving in an underserved hear. half of those spots with used for sub specialties and it's at the max that it can be used from and we're just not keeping up with the demand. host: and you also expressed concern about recertification efforts. guest: medicine is changing and that's -- i think that's probably the one certainty that we have in medicine, that things are changing. i think for younger physicians who are entering the field and acknowledging that these changes are happening, it's easier to keep practicing and say i'll go with the flow but if you're used to doing something for 30 or 40 years and suddenly the rules start to change, i think people are less likely to want to hang out and keep practici