. ♪ david: a changing of the guard at cbs and viacom. rol: and an end to sumner redstone's reign over a company that he has controlled for 30 ♪ david: a changing of the guard at cbs and viacom. carol: and an end to sumner redstone's reign over a company that he has controlled for 30 years. david: let's talk about the void that sumner redstone's departure leaves. >> this is the moment that people have been waiting for for a long time. there have been all these rumors, conflicting reports, about sumner redstone's health. he is 92 years old, so finally the moment, where he steps down as chair of cbs and viacom. immediately cbs, no drama, no surprise, les moonves well thought of. he is a ceo elevated to chair. viacom, totally different story. david: why is it a different story? >> basically the last year and a half, two years, viacom has been struggling, cable networks, nickelodeon, falling off a cliff. it is not a diversified business. as the ratings have fallen, the stock price has gotten crushed, down more than 50% over the past year, and

david chang calls it "the portrait of an artist still in progress. am pleased to have danny bowien at this table. danny: i am pleased to be here. charlie: david chang is god around here. god. danny: he is an angel. charlie: for us, he is god. this is what he said in the forward to this book. "i tried his food in san francisco before coming to new york. to be honest, i was upset this guy was doing something i wanted to do forever. but i got over my anger relatively quickly when i saw how well he was executing it. danny is genuinely innovative in how he thinks about chinese cooking." god. danny: from god. charlie [laughter] : danny: he is amazing. he was instrumental in me getting over a lot of fear of opening in new york. and just kind of going for it. you look at this guy was just going for it. it definitely helped when you come to new york and he signs off on something like that. charley: what is it like to come to new york? danny: it was crazy. it was scary. it's exciting and scary. then you just get down to it and do it. charlie: cooking, that is

david chang calls it a portrait of an artist still in progress. 'm please to do have danny bowien at this table. welcome. >> i'm so pleased to be here. >> rose: now listen. david king is god around here, god. >> yes. he's an angel. >> rose: well for us he's god. this is what he said in the forward to this book. i have tried his food in san francisco before he came out to new york and to be honest i remember being upset that this was doing something i wanted to do forever. but i got over my anger relatively quickly when i saw how well he was executing it. danny genuinely innovative in how he thinks about chinese cooking. >> chang's amazing. we were talking about this before we started. he was really instrumental in me getting hover fear -- over sphere of opening in new york. you look at this guy that was just going for it and that was kind of what, it definitely helped when you come to new york. >> rose: what's the like to come to new york. with a reputation. >> yes, that was crazy. it's scary, you know. it's exciting, it's scary. and then you just

david chang calls it a portrait of an artist still in progress.pleased to have danny at this table. welcome. danny: i am so pleased to be here. charlie: david chang's got around here. -- is got around here. this is what he said. i have tried is that in san francisco before he came out in your, and to be honest, i'm ever being upset that he was doing something that i had wanted to do forever. but i got over my anger relatively quickly when i saw how well he was executing it. -- about howinely he thinks about chinese cooking. from god. danny: he is amazing. instrumental in me getting over a lot of fear of opening in new york and kind of going for it. you look at this guy who was going for it. that was kind of what -- it definitely helps when you come to new york and he signs off on something like that. that was crazy. and scary. it is exciting and scary. and then, you just get down to it. it is hard. it is really tough. charlie: new york is the toughest market to crack? i think every market is tough to crack in its own way. i'm sure. but i think new

. ♪ david: a changing of the guard at cbs and viacom. and an end to sumner redstone's reign over a company that he has controlled for 30 years. david: let's talk about the void that sumner redstone's departure leaves. >> this is the moment that people have been waiting for for a long time. there have been all these rumors, conflicting reports, about sumner redstone's health. he is 92 years old, so finally the moment, where he steps down as chair of cbs and viacom. immediately cbs, no drama, no surprise, les moonves well thought of. he is a ceo elevated to chair. viacom, totally different story. david: why is it a different story? >> basically the last year and a half, two years, viacom has been struggling, cable networks, nickelodeon, falling off a cliff. it is not a diversified business. as the ratings have fallen, the stock price has gotten crushed, down more than 50% over the past year, and as all that has happened, investors have said something needs to change. we need management, a new strategy, something, but basically as long as s

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charlie: david chang is god around here. this is what he said any forward to this book.i tried his food in san francisco before coming to new york. to be honest, i was upset this guy was doing something i wanted to do forever. but i got over my anger relatively quickly when i saw how well he was executing it. danny is genuinely innovative in how he thinks about chinese cooking. [laughter] danny: he is amazing. he was instrumental in me getting over a lot of fear of opening in new york. you look at this guy was just going for it. it definitely helped when you come to new york and he signs off on something like that. it was crazy. it was scary. it's exciting and scary. then you just get down to it and do it. charlie: that is all it is. danny: it is really tough. charlie: but new york is the toughest? danny: honestly, every market is tough to crack in its own ways. but i think new york is really tough. but it is so rewarding because it is so tough. charlie: it is the enchilada. danny: the enchilada grande. charlie: your story was adopted by parents from oklahoma, from korea

. ♪ david: a changing of the guard at cbs and viacom. at he has controlled for 30 years. david: let's talk about the void that sumner redstone's departure leaves. >> this is the moment that people have been waiting for for a long time. there have been all these rumors, conflicting reports, about sumner redstone's health. he is 92 years old, so finally the moment, where he steps down as chair of cbs and viacom. cbs, no drama, no surprise, les moonves well thought of. he is a ceo elevated to chair. viacom, totally different story. david: why is it a different story? >> basically the last year and a half, two years, viacom has been struggling, cable networks, nickelodeon, i falling off a cliff. it is not a diversified business. as the ratings have fallen, the stock price has gotten crushed, down more than 50% over the past that has as all happened, investors have said something needs to change. we need management, a new strategy, something, but basically as long as sumner has been in the picture, he is very close with the ceo of viacom, peop

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david: emily chang, speaking exclusively with the chief operating officer of goldman sachs, gary cohn. now, julie hyman at the market desk. julie: really bouncing off the lows of the session in pretty dramatic fashion. we have seen this out single , whichthis volatility really characterize our recent trading, and i also wanted to look at some of the other asset classes to see how they are trading. we are watching oil prices, as well today, as we have been talking about, because we have seen them track with stocks to some degree, but we are not seeing much of a recovery in oil prices, a small bounce, but the bounce in stocks is much larger, the dow still down. looking at the 10-year, the seymour treasury yields, we see 1.72%, the lowest in more than one year's time on the treasuries, so interesting that even though we are seeing somewhat of a recovery in stocks to some degree, yields remain lower, with a lot of pessimism out there. david: julie hyman, thank you, at the markets desk. at bloomberg news, i want to talk a little bit about what we at sevenm gary cohn, he was talking about w

despite everything he's been through, david says he wouldn't change a thing. 10:28 david: i think we have (pauses and gets emotional) the greatest country in the world. and i would do it again. i would do it again. making it all the more difficult to understand why the v.a. would deny him his freedom in the form of an electric wheelchair. 13:55 david (very emotional) know that i will die earlier than the five months. the v.a. approved him for home hospice, but told the dying vet he'd have to cancel that care to get an electric wheelchair. he did that, but then the v.a. denied his request... 7:57 david: the va double-crossed me... leaving him with no hospice, no wheelchair and no faith. we asked him to give us a message to deliver to the v.a. 10:53 (emotional) please stop lying to the vets. and that's all. (deep breaths) darcy stand-up: after talking with david about his situation, i immediately picked up the phone to ask the va what the heck was going on? less than 48 hours later, david had his wheels. /nat sequence chair being delivered/ 27:37 nats delivery guy getting out of van an

unless something changes. david whisenant wbtv on your side. >> the charlotte-mecklenburg police need your help to find crooks who put together an inside job and made off with a huge haul. paul cameron has the video to help catch the guys. >> 20,000 dollars worth of ipads, laptops and cameras stolen within minutes from a locked and secure hotel conference room. police made one arrest. they want your help to nab the two other men. >> the hilton garden hotel. all is quiet inside before midnight on a friday. this man walks in using his money he is wearing a blue wind breaker and heads to the side door which requires a key for entry at night. he starts hanging around. upstairs a marketing company all their electronic gear is ready and locked uptight. or is it? back to the side door and the first man looks up straight at a surveillance camera. >> that is what is funny about the case. the guy did not try to look down like some suspects do. this guy looked like hey, i know there's cameras here but we are going to do what w

. >> reporter: hey, rick, always david mention thement changes in temperatures is not expected until later and you can feel it, it is cold out here. the snow just getting started 20, 30 minutes ago, penndot officials want everyone to realize because we're in the expecting a tremendous amount of snow in general that does not mean commuters should let down their guards. penndot has 10le -- 108,000 tons of salt. >>> our pavement temperatures are cold so they can continue to ice after the temperatures have risen above freezing. >> reporter: penndot officials say there are two factors working in their favor with the storm storm. it is snow changing over to rain. if the rain came first it would have washed the brine over the roads. secondly it's a holiday, so there are fewer vehicles on the roads. if you're plans have you driving around this afternoon and tomorrow, drive defensively especially as the temperatures begin to rise this evening. >>> the changing condition will present a challenge because it will be slippery, bridges and overpasses will freeze before the freezing rain starts. >>

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change. but right now there seems to be an awful lot who will break away if trump wins the nomination. david: fred barnes, stirring things up as he usually does. that's what you're supposed to do in his position. fred, good to see you. >> good talking to you. melissa: dr. ben carson coming in dead last in south carolina hoping his luck will change tonight. bill o'reilly spoke to carson last night on "the factor." asking a tough question on a lot of people's minds, how can you possibly win the nomination. >> it would take a miracle not only you but john kise sick at this point with the -- kasich, with the delegate situation being what it is to overcome trump. for you to catch fire as far behind as you are, very difficult. >> a lot of things can happen, bill. you have to recognize, particularly now there is only five candidates in the race, it's very possible that we might actually turn to the issues, rather than personalities. if that were to happen, things could change pretty quickly. melissa: tune in tonight to see if he can pull it off. fbn has got you covered. david, you will join neil ca

vonnie: thank you to bloomberg editor, emily chang. davidess rate falls to an eight-year low. what does it meet -- me for investors? collects good morning, i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to the european close. joined live from london as we wrap up trading and the next hour, mark, what are you watching? mark: european stocks falling for a fifth time this day. bolstering the case for more fed tightening. the european close starts right now. vonnie: we take you from london to berlin in the next hour. mark: stocks fall for the fifth consecutive day. five days of decline. we haven't had a game yet. february, the weekly decline, 14 -- 4.2%. we saw again for the stock 600 of 3.7%. every industry is down this year. we have a decline of roughly 10%. 914 billion. we a f

changes. >> first, david whisenant is following this in raleigh. >> governor mccrory called for the special session today so the house and senate could beat the friday deadline given by federal judges to have new lines in place. >> currently is on pace to pass through today. >> that was the senator today. later, things slowed down as the newly drawn map was debated in committee. amended slightly then approved then taken to the senate where several democratic lawmakers questioned if this new map did not go too far in the other direction. senator russo defended the map and it did pass the senate. >> we need to have compact districts where the areas of community are together and they

changes. >> first, david whisenant is following this in raleigh. >> governor mccrory called for the special session today so the house and senate could beat the friday deadline given by federal judges to have new lines in place. >> currently is on pace to pass through today. >> that was the senator today. later, things slowed down as the newly drawn map was debated in committee. amended slightly then approved then taken to the senate where several democratic lawmakers questioned if this new map did not go too far in the other direction. senator russo defended the map and it did pass the senate. >> we need to have compact districts where the areas of community are together and they worry about trying to protect incumbents. >> sensitive of communities of interest. and see how we can compact some of the districts and make them legal so the maps can pass muster. >> representative rodney moore says he is taking a wait-and-see approach to the map which now goes before the house. he did say he found at least one good thing for mecklenberg county... >> it does consolidate mecklenburg. i think that

david: game on in south carolina after big night in the granite state. john kasich surging to a strong second place finish behind donald trump with 16% of the vote. >> at a time when change clearly in the air, maybe, just maybe, we're turning the page on a dark part of american politics because tonight the light overcame the darkness of negative campaigning. [cheering] david: but can the ohio governor ride the wave to the next primary? here to weigh in, former senator john can sununu, campaign manager. ed rollins spoke highly of you. did a lot of town halls in new hampshire. spent a lot of time and energy. is it possible to transfer the strategy in south carolina? >> it is not identical but there are a lot of similarities. he had well over 500 people at the first event in the morning getting on the plane at 2:00 in the morning. tremendous turnout, tremendous response. there is a lot of personal interaction. one of the advantages of campaign style in new hampshire he listened understands the problems, has real ideas and solutions that respond to voters concerns. david: that is different electorate down in south carolina. >> sure. every state is different. david: much toug

lehigh valley, here in palmer township, nothing right now to be concerned about but as david mentioned that could change later on today as heavier rains move in later on combined with these unusually warm temperatures for this time of year. more than half of the record breaking 31 inches of snow that fell on t fell on the lehigh valley a couple weeks ago prompted a flood watch. the real concern is for local creeks, streams and poor drainage areas, the flood watch remains in effect until 5:00 tomorrow evening. back out live the flood watch includes lehigh and hunterdon county in new jersey, we'll keep an eye on the situation here and have much more on "action news" starting at 4:00. reporting live walter perez, channel 6 "action news." as the wet weather continues stay with 6abc.com/weather for the latest and view the forecast and storm tracker 6 radar. >>> still developing at this hour. we could soon learn if the sex assault case against bill cosby will be thrown out. are you looking outside of courtroom where with the hearing is underway at this hour. this morning cosby's top legal adviser testified th

restaurant industry 's down as much as it is it shows how much things can change and how much activism can impact things. david mentioned the leadership change we've seen at darden. were big changes made to the menu? what tangibly changed about the dining experience? >> its has like they did change the menu. the dishes that were not authentic italian were asked. -- axed. making it more profitable, what investors want to say. cutting costs. they have longhorn steakhouse, capital grille. they are improving at this point across the board. analysts last week put its rating at underperform. it seems they are just on the brink of coming back. i think it can be sustainable. at new york city, we don't go to these types of restaurants. .y family likes olive garden i can see it being sustainable if they can stick to what they are doing and not get off track again and really focus on making sure it is the experience customers want. keep the same customers coming back and not worry about everything else. david: what can chipotle learn? with this food illness outbreak, you don't want companies so worried about cutting cost

membership is beyond dispute, david cameron wants to change it, and he has been .egotiating behind closed doors the prime ministers is significant progress in the following reform proposals. parliament could block e.u. laws, opting out of strong political union. britain could also request an emergency brake to restrict access team would benefits for e.u. migrants. some eurosceptics are far from convinced. >> i myself do not think the red card system offers anything like enough, and i would like to see more progress. >> we are not going to be taken as fools. there delighted that british people are going to vote to leave. bring it on. >> those campaigning on the other hand are thrilled that it shows the e.u. willingness to -- against --ecisions it is really positive, and it will be interesting since he what e.u. leaders say when they continue it. states need tor agree for the reform proposals to be adopted. britain will then organize its referendum on whether to remain in the e.u. or not. it could be held in june. genie: for more now, let's bring in our e.u. correspondent. the european parl

so david and lisa, big changes next week. >> all right. looking forward to the change thanks. >>> the bruins had the 9-2 loss and have to feel like okay, >> 9-2 in hockey is not good. >> if it was me old man winter logo that eric uses would be over the bruins blowing them out of town. what's the remedy after a loss. leave town. tonight they take on the jets the first of a 6 game road trip and first contest after the 9-2 beat down on tuesday night. they understand they have to play better. >> so much history here and you can't really change it yourselfit was a tough loss and a tough night but no one had feel sorryfor ourselves so we have a chance to win 6 games and take it one by one but we have to wake newspaper that's right. we are at the all star break and numbers for your boston celtics are impressive. they have won 10 of the last 12 games and they are 9 above .500 and sitting third. conference standings. last night was probability best win of the season. for the third game they came back interest 5 point down in the final minutes of re

change. wncn's david hurst has the story. >>> the completely just totaled now. >> it's a moment this smithfield woman never wants to relive. she heard a loud pop after her fiance put a rechargeable battery in his pocket at their home. >> it scared me but shocked me at the same time. until like, you know, i saw his pants actually on fire. >> the woman who didn't want to be named, suffered minor injuries while trying to put out the fire. her fiance is at the burn center at u.n.c hospital recovering from second and third degree burns. the combination of a rechargeable battery and metal objects could create a spark. something as simple as loose change or keys in your pocket with the battery could cause a fire. >> if there's any injury to concern we take seriously. >> johnston county ems is warning others of the fire hazards of rechargeable batteries. >> we want to try to prevent these accidents by heeding the warnings and the recommended labeling that comes with the products. >> the couple is now considering a lawsuit against the china based company who manufactures the batteries. >> no one should

david says he isn't changing anything. the minute do on line shopping you'll be open to those attacks. and die nan made her list private. and make me funny on the books waint to read. i'a private person. i don't want that out floovment and make sure you know what is private and what is public and be careful what you wish for. and if you do want to switch it maingd it private. it takes two seconds. you can no longer find your wish list. >> don't'try to hack me. pgh still head his friend found i deep trouble and the pet owner determined to get help. and it is supposed to be a water fall but look like something else. and if you liked today you will love the weekend weefl see a little bit of everything. sunshine, clouds and breezy conditions and maybe april isolated shower. the tiern forecast when we come back. >> and i'm mike dipasquale coming up. check in with with the heat tonight. the first game after the all-star break and the marlins back on the field. pitchers and catchers reported today. we'll hear from jose fernandez

she never eats any food because it tastes good or because she wants to, it's only for -- >> so david changanteur chef at mapesh sells -- it's called cereal milk. it tastes like corn flakes that have been left -- it's great. >> because of the sugar. but i don't think -- >> but for mass audiences at least, a lot of people like that. >> this is made for programmers in the silicon valley who were going to stay up all night and didn't have time to go eat. >> i'm saying, with cliff bars in my bag in davos, and that's all i eat box i'm too busy. >> whatever it is, this guy says it staves off the hunger and mental fog that inevitably arrives when you skip breakfast. >> how many times can you drink it? >> that's a lot of calories. >> a post apocalyptic zombie world -- >> just 400 calories a day? >> ah, now i understand. the zombie world. >> it would be something you use. you don't have to prepare it. it's all there. it's in a bottle. and it's -- it's going to replace -- it says here chicken fingers and pizza. you're just going to have a bottle of soilent -- "soilent green" -- >> you see -- it's a m

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david: what is it about this moment in particular that has caused you to change your rating ? >> our assumptions did not change -- we did not change our numbers or price target. all that happened was the stock is 30% cheaper than it was in early december. we are at a point where we are seeing the potential for accelerating international growth because they are moving into these additional countries. china is a huge opportunity down the road. expansion.ng margin that will continue to be the case to mystically. profile isward shifting. -- to be the case domestically. david: a report yesterday to be erroneous -- apple was interested in or going to acquire netflix. is this a company that is ripe for takeover? apple is less likely because apple tends to have a more closed ecosystem. likely would not want to share the content across the existing netflix enabled devices. if you look at a company like amazon who is already growing in this space, acquiring netflix would give them a huge boost. google would be another potential option. david: thank you so much. mike olson joining us fro

. >>> meteorologist david murphy is back with a closer eye on kind of a changing forecast in the next>> reporter: yes, there could periods of snow that could start always early as this evening, and not end until tomorrow night. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry, after the coast got rain and snowflakes, especially north jersey early this morning. you can see that leftover up by new york. we have the action cam from university city looking across the schuylkill river there. gray skies when we were out there earlier and pretty cloudy right now. temperatures are improving, 44 degrees, wind out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour and beginning to ease back in philadelphia. i could see gusts this afternoon up to 20, 25 at times. it will be stronger the closer you go toward the coast. 38 degrees in trenton. 41 in allentown. 40 in reading. 42 in millville and 42 in cape may, as well. a little bit windy down the shore because of the passing coastal storm trying to getaway from us, you can see the precipitation pulling away, as well. there are a few breaks in the clouds out

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there is serious concerns that change in housing benefits may force relocation of many refugees. will the prime minister disclose refugees from these? davideron: i said in answers to questions from the other opposition, we need to support in manysupport constituencies, and we have seen how important they are. these changes we are talking about don't actually come into place until 2018, so there is plenty of time to make sure we support the supporting projects . >> next week, milton keynes will host an apprenticeship fair. is there not something for a control shift in -- cultural shift for career advice for universities? david cameron: i think my honorable friend is absolutely right. her career advice, there is a choice for every school. universityapped places or internships because we are funding 3 million of them in this parliament, and if you become an apprentice, that does not rule out a doing a degree or degree level provocation later in your apprenticeship. learning is stronger than it has been before. jeremy corbyn: [indiscernible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. does the prime minister agree that how we protect human rights in the legal

we will break that all down with emily chang. ♪ david: welcome back.parent company off that, shares -- shares of alphabet are up. we are seeing that now. 4.8% rise in google. to parity.hose something to take note as we get into earnings. are you said it best. at the end of the day, google or alphabet could be a more valuable company by market cap than apple. what is most important to know today is for the first time ever, they will break out their moon shots from a core part of google business. is thisl happen today is the first time out for that is reporting as alphabet. operating revenue income and all the same metrics for other bets. other bets include google fiber, calico, google ventures, google a googleare really, or life sciences or they will not break out individual moon shots individually but they will live in their own category, -- mostoking at that, what is exciting? how much they are bringing in? bringing bulk of the money for google. >> this is the first time we will see how profitable google's core search business really is. it is difficu

changes. >> and called. >> channel a little david bowie. i don't think those changes are going to be towards the 70s, jen. >> no. not going up in that department. it is going down. of the week and wait until you see just how cold we get. in the meantime, enjoy. another gorgeous day tomorrow. a nice little star bus -- we won't see quite as much sunshine tomorrow at sunset but we will start off the day with whole lot. today we did hit 40 degrees and that's a little above the normal 36. i do expect temperatures to climb even more tomorrow. i'm expecting mid- to upper 40s. not tonight. as we get towards eight, nine and 10:00 temperatures will start to climb to around 30 degrees. we are at 31 right now in cleveland but just to the south and west of us we are in the 40s. that is a sign of what is the is going to bring big changes to the area. we have a clipper to the north of us and it's going to drive the cold front through our area after midnight. i'm not expecting the rain until after midnight tomorrow, into monday and colder air places will ch

now despite the fact the team has gone through a coaching change, david blatt to tyronn lue, the cavs still have a three game lead on the raptors. >> just being able to be around the best players of the world and enjoy the weekend, something i just want to enjoy. sit back and take it all in and hopefully one day look back on it and talk about the situation it happened and being in this situation and be able to enjoy it. >> there were some doubters of him even coaching the team in the first place. he's only coached 11 games and he is the head coach of the eastern conference. seems kind of odd. a lot of folks thought maybe once coach blatt was fired that they shouldn't have sent a coach at all. lebron addressed that issue yesterday in media day. anyways. why would coach lue accept the fact to come to the all star game. he would have been here anyways even if if coach blatt was still our coach. i think it's cool that our representing our organization. i know he's going to have a great time. >>> basketball hall of fame announced two finalists for this year's class. might not be remembered

change. ((kirsten joyce)) as david bienick explains.. the california high-speed rail authority released a 101- page draft report... updating its business plan. (nats) as workers continue building a bridge for high- speed rail near fresno... planners of the project have now changed their minds about where the first trains will run. (jeff morales/ceo, california high- speed rail authority): "it's a very significant advance for the program." jeff morales -- head of the high- speed rail authority -- released an updated business plan this week. instead of starting passenger service between merced and the san fernando valley... the new plan calls for running the first trns from san jose to near bakersfield. (jeff morales/ceo, california high- speed rail authority): "this is really just a math issue. we know we have, in round numbers, 20-billion dollars. we can build the north with that." morales says the southern cut through the tehachapi mountains -- will come a few years later... after the project proves itself, he says, and attracts private

kick off our 2016 spring training coverage, the red sox entering the year with a lot of change, most notably david pryce price, a big addition expected to help the franchise the get back to its best. he. >>> the world series, that's the number one goal going in, and you know, after, that you know, there's no plan b. >> reporter: despite finishing in the basement of the a.l. east in each of the last two years, the red sox entered 2016 with great expectations, thanks in large part to a totally revamped pitching staff beginning at the top of the rotation with david price. >> just to get to the play-offs, you know. that's not enough. you know, you want to set your goals high, and that's what this organization always does, and that's good. priority this year for the whole staff, front office. so i think we definitely went out and made some trades and assigned some guys. >> i hope we have a great year this year. >> reporter: but the red sox brass will have their fair share of questions heading into camp, most notably the transition of ramirez from left field first base. >> it all depends how much he wor

david: we thought we would get increases. that is probably a little aggressive. it hasn't really changed anything for us. betty: judging by the mixed reaction in the equity markets today, where does that leave stocks? david: i would say that we kind of got by this testimony. it was sort of a nonevent. betty: we have tomorrow still. she might have a hidden surprise. ,avid: always a possibility but i think the markets are back to where we were last week. growth in the market place. the pace of global growth. what is going on in european banks. they are sending an awfully scary signal in terms of the collapse of prices there. i think the markets are back to waiting for some evidence of stabilization either in oil or -- betty: does that mean a stable market from here on out? or do we have room to go down? david: i think the evidence of fundamental stabilization, the markets have more room to go. the s&p is down 12% to 13%. the market is not cheap. it is cheaper, but by no means cheap. get good evidence out of the economy or energy sector, i think we could see another downside. to wasly to wash out -- was anyt

and this is only expected to change over to ice. david? >> yeah, very dangerous mix tonight. linsey, thank you. let's get to rob marciano. and there are still tornadoes popping up at this hour. >> reporter: yes, david. we have a storm in alabama, and georgia. the pink areas, charlotte to richmond to philadelphia, that is ice. overnight. by tomorrow morning, well above cleveland, could see a foot of snow. in same areas in the snow and ice tomorrow night could see thunderstorms. a remarkable warmup in temperatures. a 30 degree swing from yesterday morning's record-breaking cold, 57 degrees tomorrow afternoon. >> run unbelievable. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to the race for 2016, and donald trump late today, up leashing on his opponents. on ted cruz, calling him a liar, quote, unstable, a basket case. and trump continued to take aim at jeb bush and now his brother, the former president. george w. bush. e and former first lady laura bush joining jeb bush on the trail just moments ago there. tonight, what trump is now saying about 9/11, and the former president, and also threa

before he was arrested... name legally changed to kailey david demarco! eventually the man was convicted of various sex charges involving a child... but went to that means all those charges... are listed under kailey demarco! now the victim and fighting to get her identity back. "so i would google my name, and all these come up and stuff that he did that wasn't me" butted to " i had to pay someone to get her name back. you don't get to keep her name. i gave her that name. it's not yours, it's hers." butted to it's crazy that it was one person who did all this and he did it without even owning a computer kailey's family says they've been able to get her name removed from some... but not all of the court docments. with the culprit expected to get released soon.. they're seeking help from police to keep her safe. players are now reacting to the shocking news out of kentucky today... that the university of louisville is self-imposing a ahead of the upcoming n-c- double-a basketball tournament. this of course follows an investigation that former staffers hired