daddy, kiss the bus, murdered my husband in a dixie chicks video. >> there's a darkness there. klassics. >> thank you, thank you. >> there you are, t.r. >> are so so -- thank you, guys. >> t.r., never felt so welcome at end of my career so strongly. you. you're from new jersey. i'm from new jersey. >> yes. >> i think that's why there's like a thing they can, an unspoken thick. >> it would have to be unspoken. >> love you, honey, i'll be home soon. we'll play trivia and let's start with the most important question you could ask to anyone from jersey. >> that's like sophie's choice. >> reporter: springsteen or bon jeff? springsteen. >> reporter: jbj will not be happy with that. >> he was on ally mcbeal back in the day. >> roll the clip. roll it. >> and he'll never work with me right? >> your next question, miss new jersey, in our jersey fresh quiz, greater hoboken product, frank sinatra or the cake boss. >> well, do you want to answer this one in. >> the cake boss, yeah. no matter occasion, the cake boss is there. here's another one. tom cruise is a jersey guy. which of these classic film

the second half of the video is dixie just crying her poor little snout off. >> put a go pro on that dog. >> i wonder when the boy comes home. >> and there are dogs that did not realize and had a lot of junk. >> look at this. >> it's like somebody please help me. >> and somebody does come and help. little zoe and it's nice to help to pick up the dog. >> she just makes it worse and now she is like i am going to shut the door. maybe that will help. >> you you know e i they this bay sbi the younger first respond er. >>> it's time to give away an ipad mini and head over to right this minute and click on the ipad button. >> enter the buzz word. >> so let's reveal monday's buzz word. it's aliens. >> so get on over and enter monday's buzz word alien. >> one day later this week we're going to have having a bonus give away and a lucky person is winning a flat screen tv. good luck to you all. >>> a unique gender reveal t >> they're going to try to t off >> what can p aha! oof! weee! slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! for vie

vanessa: dixie juve says they have had a couple of paris trip cancellations. >> one lady had people going to paris, new year's eve, and they cancel. another person here are people going to europe. she canceled out of the paris portion only. vanessa: she says outside of those to the haven't heard concerns from clients. over at the iowa state university study abroad center after a student was caught in friday's attacks, they are monitoring the situation. >> our concern is student safety. we constantly are checking with the state department. we don't send students to countries or locations where there is a state department warning. vanessa: at the des moines airport it's business as usual. >> i have full confidence in our security and there's nothing you can really do. why would he let it stop you from traveling? >> we are going to try to change our lives. we will keep things as normal as possible. eric: the travel agency tells us they've had one cancellations afar and we check with travel agencies about plans domestically so no concerns there. elizabeth: you are waking up to 37 degrees and

vanessa: travel consultant dixie juve says they've had a couple of paris trip cancellations. >> one lady had clients going to new year's eve in paris and they did cancel their trip and another person had people going to europe. she cancelled out the paris portion only. vanessa: juve says outside of those two, they haven't heard any other concerns from clients, -- from clients. over at the iowa state university study abroad center, after a student was caught in the middle of friday's attacks, they're monitoring the situation. >> our number one concern is student safety, and so we constantly are checking with the state department. we don't send students to countries or locations where there's a state department warning. vanessa: back at the des moines international airport, it's business as usual. >> i have full confidence in our security and there's nothing you you can really do, so why would you let it stop you from traveling? >> we're not going to try to change our lives based on whats been going on, we're going to try to keep everything as normal as possible. vanessa: an ames travel ag

by the time i got back outside dixie and bindie were there but latham was gone. our guess which is as good as anyone's guess is that he followed a deer out of the yard." jenna kyhl spends her days with latham as he learns skills to become a service dog. she has several videos and pictures to show the fun times. now -- she hopes these pictures will help find him. but ... no luck so far. " it's probably not him." retrieving freedom wants latham to come home -- especially because he has an important role as the organization begins a breeding program in the spring. "latham is the epitome of what we look for in a service dog, he's trainable, he's personable, he's friendly." "latham would be the perfect stud dog, he would give us amazing service puppies." "3:29:35 there's a lot of people counting on this one year old black lab. he has a lot to do in his life and we need to get him back so that he can do it. " the organization says it never has enough service dogs for those who need one. if you have any information on where latham is, you can call jenna at 319-493-2046.

and if you think about the dixie, it is banging up against the prior highs. up almost 11% on the year. on stocks, he said you can't pick a top. stocks have sold off every time the s&p is above 2100. the bull market feels like it is over and i can't mang that u.s. -- imagine that u.s. stocks go higher. >> and you have great graphics to back him up. do you agree or disagree? >> i think stocks are higher. i think that every time the vix has gotten down to 13.5, that is the term for the equity markets. so my answer would be i think stocks go higher. the higher they get, the lower the vix goes. at 13.5, that is where you sell the s&p. >> something is happening in the auto market that is reminiscent of 2007 and not in a good way. and we'll tell you what that is and why it could be trouble ahead for the market. >>> and shares in xerox surges after carl icahn stakes a claim in the company. a top analyst weighs in this hour. stay tuned. >>> we want to pass along from the state department a worldwide travel alert. the state department is saying u.s. citizens should be

dixie walker who was one of the people who was instrumental in the petition against the jackie robinsonactually admitted that in cuba stumbled across it reading "the new york times" stories. something i never heard of at all. he and his family owned a sporting goods store back in havana where they live and one of his teammates got hit with a ball during batting practice and he decided to fashion this in the frame to protect them and there is a quote from "the new york times" article from 1947 in cuba is that this is fantastic. you are going to see this used in baseball from now on and he was right, but i never realized they haven't i just thought it was a need to detail that it happened during the spin training so i included that in the book. this was certainly striking the way that newspapers have at the time don't with race and ethnicity. i kept running into these references. for example he played in the cuban league at that time and when he made his major-league debut in 1946, one of the new york papers you for to him as worthy sow or the giant curveball vendor you would see in the c

base and third base and second base to protect the infielders while they're taking batting practice, dixiewalker who was one of the people instrumental in the petition against jackie robinson, he actually invented that in cuba. just stumbled across it reading the "new york times" story. something i've never heard of at all. he and his family owned a sporting goods store back where they live. and one of his teammates got hit with a ball during batting practice him and he decided to fashion this thing, this net held in a friend to protect them. and there's a quote in the "new york times" article from 1947 in cuba said this is fantastic fantastic, you will see this used in baseball from now on. and he was right. but i had never realized that happen. i thought that was a neat little detail the fact that happened during spring training site included in the book. this was surprising but not striking, the way newspapers at the time dealt with race and ethnicity. i kept running into these references, for example, a player in the cuban league we may give major-league debut in it night for 61 of the

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the dixie is up 7%, that's the dollar index. and now we've had interest rates move ahead. they're up 30 bits from that time period. to memerging markets. carter and i think that's a bull market rally. >> it is up 20%. >> that is not what defines a polar bear. >> i get yelled at all the time for the bull and bear, the correction, the language here. moving on, big cap tech got a little bigger this week after facebook and amazon both joined microsoft and google or alphabet and apple as the only tech stocks with the $300 billion market cap. but one trader on this desk thinks that one of those names could soon fall off that list. carter? what are you looking at? >> we're going to make a bet against amazon or poke the bear. let's go with some charts to try to figure out. obviously exceptional winner. the issue is maybe a little bit too much of a good thing. what i have here, of course, is amazon juxtaposed against almost all retailers. the xrt has got about 100 names, they're equal weighted. it's right here basically 12 months ago where the huge run-up. the stock is up year to d

dixie walker who once one of the people instrumental in the petition against jackie robinson, he actually invented that in cuba. i just stumbled across it reading the "new york times" stories, something i'd never heard of at all. he and his demagoguery and could store where they lived and one of, what of his teammates got hit with a ball during batting practice, and he decided to fashion this thing, this net held in a frame to protect them. and there's a quote from leo in the new york times article from 1947 in cuba visit this is fantastic, you'll see this used in baseball from now on. and he was right but i'd never realized that after i thought those in need of detail that did happen during the spring training site included that in the book. this was a surprising but certainly was striking, the way newspapers at the time dealt with race and ethnicity. i kept running into these references. for example, sal played in cuba at the time when he made his major-league debut in 19461 of the new york papers refer to them as the giants played his spaghetti curveball vendor. you would see in cuban

the dixie is up 7%. that is the dollar index and now interest rates are moving ahead, up 30 bips from that time period. so emerging markets and people are calling it a bull market and we think that is a bear market rally. >> it is up 20% from the lows. >> that is not what defines a bull or bear. >> all right. i get yelled at all of the time for the bull and the bear and the correction and the language. moving on. >>> big cap tech got bigger after facebook and amazon joined microsoft and google and alphabet as the only $300 billion market cap. but one trader on this desk thinks that one of the names could soon fall off that list. carter, what are you looking at? >> we're going to make a bet against amazon or poke a bear. dangerous stuff but lets go to the charts to figure it out. obviously an exceptional winner. and the issue here is now too much of a good thing and the idea would be to reduce exposure if you are a long player or take a shot on the short side. amazon juxtaposed against others. and it is w

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an annual survey of ceos from across the country their top five places to do business is down in dixie, number 1 being texas, number 5, the peach state, georgia. so why does ceos like to do business so much in the south? well, according to them, it's the mild weather, the low taxes, the good corporate environment, and the business development. but here's the twist. when the wall street journal did an examination of where the ceos live and if they live in the south the only state that came up for them was florida. robert ray, al jazeera. >> the state of north carolina is now fighting off challenges to its voter i.d. law. the law requires a voter to have a photo i.d. it unfairly discriminates against minority voters. >> reporter: for decades, sandra beatty said she looked forward to november. that gave her a chance to vote. but last year after casting her ballot, she got a phone call. >> it said that my vote was not counted. >> she had not updated her voter registrations card. implementstrict photo i.d. requirements, sandra and others found their votes disqualified. so the u.s. justice d

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an annual survey shows the top five best places to do business are down in dixie, one being texas, north carolina, tennessee and the peach state, georgia. why do c.e.o.s like to do business so much in the south. >> according to them, it's the mild weather, low taxes, good, corporate environment and business development. and here is the twist. when "the wall street journal" did an examination of where they live. the only state that comes up is florida >>> one of the southern states is fighting off challenges to voter i.d. law. it requires voters to have a photo i.d. before casting ballots. those challenging the law say it unfairly discriminates against minority voters. >> reporter: for decades, sandra looked forward to november. that's because every two years it gave her a chance to vote. last year she got a phone calm. >> they said sorry, but your vote didn't count. it was a let down. >> that's because she had recently moved from another state. she was recently disabled, she had not updated her driver's licence to use as voter i.d. >> we have a bill to ensure integrity... >> north caroli

we're gonna fold it up like a dixie cup and throw it in the truck. -i like the sound of that.ou to talk me through this. so if you have, do you got insurance? what i even tell my kids when i taught them how to run the excavator, hands in will lift it up and pull things in, and hands out will put things down and push things away. up. down. there we go. side to side. there's really nothing better than demo day, smashing things, i'm lester holt thanks for joining us. . >>> this sunday morning, a special edition of "meet the press." terror in paris. france's 9/11. how did it happen? what signs did french intelligence miss? do we need a new way to confront isis? is there a risk of it reaching the united states? kel talk to top government officials anden expert on terrorism. plus, terror in the campaign. the democrats debated last night and jeb bush joins us this morning. do the current

the dixie chicks are going back on tour.nced it yesterday and the internet freaked out at the news. check it out. >> just when you thought you were safe, america, we're back. >> it's been ten years since we toured the u.s. >> there's no telling what will happen this time. >> they sold over 30 million al bups. they will be at jiffy lube live on june 25. the reaction has been outrageous. people like this woman jessica in buffalo, new york, can finally wear her foot tattoo out in public one more time loud and proud. check out that tattoo. >> glad to have them back. >> they're good in concert. >> something else. >> they're so good. so good. >> thanks, tommy. >>> so most of us have those memories with parents or family whether they're absolutely hysterical and you could laugh forever about them, but rarely are they captured on video for everybody to enjoy over and over and over. >> one dad managed to get a good one of a kind video of his trip to vegas. take a look. >> there's the trump towers. same color as his hair. no, that vie

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. >> i think it is approaching the 100 level in dixie, i expect a breakout in the next few months. >> grasso? >> i think it is the worser of the two. i think you will see him step up. putin has no reason not to step up. we have done nothing, the world has done nothing to putin in the last couple of months, years, with the ukraine and crimea -- >> so no repercussions so he will go all out. >> i don't know if he will go all out, but he doesn't have a reason to back down. and ego drive this is man like no other leader. so the last time this happened we were around 1860 in the s&p and rallied 12%. i think the over all market goes higher. and i think guy's point, lockheed, boeing, they move higher. but the over all market goes higher as well. >> i go with bad and not worse. and i'm more concerned than you are. and the reason i say that is, i'm look at where volatility was on november 6th at 1433. and a week ago over 20. now back over the 200 day moving average. you want to protect the positions you have right now and overprotect and have the ability to buy on a dip. if the market is down 3

the campuses included yale university harvard university, , dixie state university in utah, the university of california berkeley, tufts university, and stanford where students held black balloons, which organizers said symbolize the weight and burden of being voiceless. the day of action was called for by the black liberation collective, which issued a series of demands ahead of the mobilizations, including reparations in the form of free tuition for black and indigenous students and school divestment , from for-profit prison companies. each university also issued a local set of demands, which range from increased funding for health services for students of color to renaming campus buildings commemorating leading proponents of slavery such as residential dorm calhoun college at yale university, named after vice president john calhoun, one of the most prominent pro-slavery figures in history. at princeton university in new jersey, student occupied the president's office, demanding cultural competency training for all staff, that the university rename buildings named after woodrow wilson, a

$53.49 at winn-dixie in miami for food.12 at a music equipment store in miami for supplies. these are the sorts of things -- he was also -- nbc's hallie jackson caught up on the trail with rubio to ask him a little more about it. let's play that exchange. >> what has taken you so long to release these undisclosed credit card statements? >> those rrds are internal party members. they were released because the chairman that went to jail leaked them to the press. the bottom line is very simple. >> why not put them out? >> we will, we are, we're going to. but here's what's very simple about it. it's not a credit card. it's a charge card with american express. it came to my house every month. i would review it. if there were personal expenses i paid them. if there were party expenses the party paid them. it's that straightforward. it's been debunked as an attack. it's an old attack. it's been around for five years. and when we release the new understand you'll see the exact same thing. >> here's the bigger question. right now it

so i'm not up here whistling dixie saying it's a nice spring day. slow your roll. a lot of clouds, peaks of sun and some rain showers but not until very late today. the school bell forecast, kids will have outdoor recess, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, sprinkles and steadier rain by 7:00 p.m. >> christa: bring the umbrella there and "fast track traffic" now. at least the commute this morning is dry, rich. >> rich: it is dry. we're looking live downtown, very light traffic across the board. usually thursdays are busy. it's not busy at all, a nice present for us. there's the expressway. boy, doesn't seen stop and start and there's your turnpike, old number 90. 495, route 128 all good right now. the t says we're on time. rich kirkland, "7 news today in new england." >> nancy: thank you. now the day's top stories. new york police say there's no specific threat to the city after an isis propaganda video locations. the video released wednesday features footage of time square and footage from a previous video mentioning an attack in new york and clips from the attack in paris. the pol

. $53 at winn dixie for wood. and $68 for happy wine. and $28 in farm stores. and rubio insists he repaid the republican party for personal items and will pony up more information very soon. our chief political correspondent dana bash in concord, new hampshire are rubio is officially now filing for the primary. tell us more dana. >> that is right. he is in the building behind me. putting his john hancock on the piece of paper he needs to official be on the ballot for this ig first in the nation primary here in new hampshire. and he certainly is doing much much better here. in fact during your show yesterday, carol. you remember donald trump arrived. he became the first major candidate to file here. just as a new poll came out showing that marco rubio jumped pretty significantly to third place here. but as you said that does bring scrutiny. and trump stood right on those steps yesterday and went after rubio on his credit card. so i had a chance to catch up with rubio at a town hall he had here in new hampshire last night to ask him to respond. listen to this. >>

s across the country show their top five best places to do business are down in dixie, number one texas, two, florida, three, north carolina. then there's tennessee, and of course number five, the peach state, georgia. >> why do c.e.o.'s like to do business so much in the south? >> according to them, the mild weather, the low taxes, the good corporate environment and the business development. here's the twist. when the wall street journal did an examination of where the c.e.o.'s live and if they live in the south, the only state that came up for them was florida. robert ray, al jazeera. >>> australia authorities are trying to restore order at the christmas island immigration center after a riot broke out. the body of a kurdish iranian refugee was found at the bottom of a cliff. officials say he tried to escape from the detention center which is separated from australia and the indian ocean. al jazeera reports. >> australia said it's trying to restore order at the christmas island immigration detention center. one australian politician said the facility is in meltdown, saying employees o

the pboc had just devalued their currency so if you look at the dixie, the dollar index, it's up a coupleercent. cisco gets more than 50% of their sales from outside the u.s., china is a big gross area. the whole fear about waning global growth and the currency war that we are in and the dollar there is no other way for it in the near term to go up this is going to weigh on u.s. multi-nationals. a stock like cisco has been trading between 25 and 29 bucks basically for the last six months i expect it probably finds its way back to the midpoint somewhere in the mid 20s but remember -- >> go ahead. i'm sorry. >> this is a cheap stock, a 3% dividend yield and i just don't expect this thing to get absolutely trashed. >> lindsay. >> i was just going to say that this company hasn't missed earnings since the second quarter of 2001. the current quarter beat is not a surprise. >> the second quarter of 2001. >> 2001, yeah. >> they know how to communicate pretty effectively. wow. >> stephanie, mike. >> so this has been a safe haven. i think if you wanted to talk to other pms, i know ourselves at kref