the city is euphoric as the ravens arrived yesterday, they get to roll out and down through the city showing off the trophy. there will be closures throughout the city. >> 10:30 this morning, roadses pretty much ever road, surrounding city hall or m and t will be shutdown. finds a list of the closures on abc2news.com. good news for anyone heading to the parade. it will be cold. parking is free. >> we are excited. people will be warming up. >> adrenaline can kick in. we should be at 24 degrees for this time of the year. we have been in the teens and feeling like the single digits, the 30 in owings mills is a blessing if you don't like the cold weather. frederick, the same, we are have a 30-degree temperature, winds north at 4 miles an hour. that's the scenario for today. the winds on the light side, north at 5- 6 miles an hour, radar is dry. see this, snow back across fed rick, well, it's not hitting the ground. its light in nature. couple of flurries. we are dry throughout the day. this will persist for a while and we will see change in the forecast. waking up to mostly cloudy skies,

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laura pearson: i was euphoric i was alive. i was, you know, able to walk. i was fine. everybody else was pretty good, you know, considering how bad it could have been. it was pretty great. and i really, you know... went with that, and it kept me up, you know? i mean, instead of dwelling on how awful the experience had been, it was, you know, the positive, that we were all fine. nancy bohl: there's depression. it's not always diagnosed depression, but it's just a really low-level feeling of sadness, and it can be diagnosed depression but very low affect, the person doesn't have a lot of high energy. i remember when i really noticed that i was depressed was that i'd wake up in the morning and i'd just pull the sheets over my head. i didn't want to go out. i didn't want to get cleaned up, dressed up, talk to anybody, listen to anybody, be confronted by anything. so that's when i really knew something was wrong, because normally i just, you know, bounce out. and then there's guilt and bargaining. you know, bargaining that you won't do what you've done before that you think

now they are almost euphoric. everybody you have on the program thinks the market is going higher.nuary usually has a great year. there is a feeling of comfort. we have a lot of hurdles to get over. >> dale hopes a new deal to go private will compute. announcing the largest leveraged buy out with a price tag of $24 billion. the deal is being led by the company's founder michael dell and the investment firm silverlake. if you are waiting for a check in the mail on saturday a you may have to wait a long time. the u.s. postal service announced it will eliminate saturday mail delivery beginning in august because of the red inc. to the tune of $16 billion last year at the post office. congress has to approve the measure which would save $2 billion a year. the force is with "star wars" fans everywhere. disney which now owns the franchise says there are more movies on the way. the ceo said to expect the first film in 2015. >> in fact, we are working on films derived from great "star wars" characters that are not part of the overall saga. we still plan to make "star wars 7, 8 and 9". >> an

now they're almost euphoric. everybody you have on the program thinkss the market is going higher. the market, when it has a good january, usually has a great year. there's a general feeling of comfort and we've got a lot of hurdles that we've got to get over. >>> and dell is hoping a new deal to go private will compute. the company will announce the largest buyout with a price tag of $24 billion. the deal is being led by the company's founder and thane investment firm silver lake. >>> and if you're waiting for that check to arrive in the mail on saturday, you might have to waitit a long time. the u.s. postal service announcing it will eliminate saturday mail delivery beginning in august because of the r ink to the tune of $16 billion last year at the post office. congress still has to approve the measure, which would save $2 billion a year. >>> the forceis with "star wars" fans everywhere. disney which now owns the franchise says there are more movies on the way. ceo bob iger told me to expect the first new film in 2015. >> in fact, we are working on a few stand alone films. they

. >> i really liked it because it was very much like ecstasy, gave you that euphoric feeling, but ate it was a lot cheaper, a lot easier to find. >> reporter: hanging out with molly wasn't that difficult, at $20 a pill or $100 a gram. >> it's all over the place. >> reporter: it put this 26- year-old in rehab 6 times in four years. >> i used to just take it, sit at home with my friends, listen to music, watch tv, whatever, but i think that it's definitely pretty prevalent. it hasn't gotten any worse since the last time i used it. >> it's a wave traveling throughout the country. it's something we have to be on the watch for. >> reporter: parents, here's what you need to know. the effects of this drug last three to four hours it. has no smell but does have symptoms. >> crunching the teeth, increased blood pressure, increased heart rate, severe dehydration. hypothermia which is a dramatic increase in core body temperature which ultimately results in your organs being cooked from the inside out. >> reporter: holmes finally went her separate way from molly. >> i've been clean for 13 months

calls it his name is julie jonas or bonus if you'll just have honest ok he says it's an elegant and euphoric death the science behind it is pretty simple spin fast enough and hard enough when your brain won't get enough oxygen to keep functioning the vertical rolls of the coaster would essentially create enough centrifugal force on the body that the blood rushes down into the body instead of up to the bring the condition is newness cerebral hypoxia as you say right so i say the connection to financial a poxy is the way that wall street uses high frequency trading and algorithmic trading to spin the global economy to spin customers around these incredible speeds forcing all their net worth to the extremities and killing the center that being the global economy so this is a fantastic way to commit financial suicide well this designer of this says like if the fall doesn't kill you then you'll be dead usually by the first two of the seven spins but there's five more just in case and with the broker you have the high speak frequency trading that fronts everybody but then you have the broker who t

calls it his name is julie jonas or bonus we'll just have honest ok he says it's an elegant and euphoric death the science behind it is pretty simple spin fast enough and hard enough when your brain won't get enough oxygen to keep functioning the vertical rolls of the coaster would essentially create enough centrifugal force on the body that the blood rushes down into the bomb. he instead of up to the brain the condition is newness cerebral hypoxia as you say right i say the connection to financial a poxy or the way that wall street uses high frequency trading and algorithmic trading to spin the global economy to spin customers around these incredible speeds forcing all their net worth to the extremities and killing the sensor that being the global economy so this is a fantastic way to commit financial suicide well this designer of this says like if the fall doesn't kill you then you'll be dead usually by the first two of the seven spins but there's five more just in case and with the broker you have the high speak frequency trading that fronts everybody but then you have the broker who

he calls it his name is julie jonas are bonus really just a bonus day he says it's an elegant and euphoric death the science behind it is pretty simple spin fast enough and hard enough in your brain won't get enough oxygen to keep functioning the vertical rolls of the coaster would essentially create enough centrifugal force on the body that the blood rushes down into the body instead of up to the brain the condition is new it is cerebral hypoxia as you say right so i say the connection to financial a poxy is the way that wall street uses high frequency trading and algorithmic trading to spin the global economy to spin customers around at these incredible speeds forcing all their net worth to the extremities and killing the sensor that being the global economy so this is a fantastic way to commit financial suicide well this designer of this says like if the fall doesn't kill you then you'll be dead usually by the first two of the seven spins but there's five more just in case and with the broker you have the high speak frequency trading that fronts everybody but then you have the broker wh

as soon as the game ended, masses of euphoric fans took to the streets of baltimore to celebrate.ured the see of purple from above as they poured out of bars and restaurants downtown. in canton, fans were flying high. >> it is unbelievable. i have never seen anything like this in my life. glad to be a part of the. >> mega mega. like nothing we have had ever. >> in federal hill, the energy was electric. the market looked more like a rock concert. at some point, the celebration turned dangerous, even destructive. here, a group of people pulled a street sign out of the ground. several vehicles in the area were damaged, including news vehicles. extra police officers patrolled the streets, directing police officers and trying to patrol the crop -- control the crowd. fans were giddy to call the city of the 2013 super bowl champions home. >> at the end, it was a genius. could not ask for a better win. >> ravens -- don't mess with us ever. feah. bowl, yf >> there is a bit of debris left behind. without this branch when we first got here. also quite a bit of trash left behind but road crew

. >> and you say his name and it feels euphoric. >> his name? >> yeah, channing tatum. channing tatum. great name, ladies. it's such a great name and it means so many wonderful things. do you mind if i use a piano. >> no, no, no. >> to just show you? >> i don't mind if you use the piano at all. ♪ >> i hope i don't embarrass you, man. we got a little crown royal here and everything like that. >> oh, nice. >> to get you to move. >> thank you, guillermo. >> working with channing was cool and i just felt something in that name and i wanted to do a song and maybe we could put this on itunes. the song is like. ♪ i see a pretty lady across the bar she smiles at me and gets right in my car ♪ ♪ i know i want channing over her tatum all over her tatum ♪ >> no, no, no, no. wait what does that mean? what does that mean? that sounds dirty, man. we are on tv right now. >> no, no, it's not dirty at all. it's almost spiritual. it's clean. >> it's not dirty, you say? >> not at all. no. can i go on? >> yeah. go on. >> we are guest stars. ♪ if you picking up a latte at the coffee shop and

gave you that euphoric feeling. >> we will introduce you to molly. a dangerous drug parents should know about. >> will he be ready week one? why rumors are swirling rgiii will be back on the field. >> and a couple comes forward to claim their power ball prize. find out what they plan to do with all that money. >> couldn't have bought a day like this in the middle of february. plenty of sunshine. temperature was 50. we'll be even warmer tomorrow. let's talk about how warm we'll be tomorrow and a few changes in our weekend forecast. first look at your forecast when the news continues. stay with us.  >>> have you met molly? chances are your kids have or they will. it may sound like an innocent name but this drug is anything but. russ spencer has what parents need to know tonight. >> reporter: meet molly. a dangerous drug hiding behind a friendly name. >> you can think somebody is talking about a friend or family member when they are talking about a drug. >> molly is the star of lots hit songs. >> molly, i don't sweat. >>

as soon as the game ended, masses of euphoric fans took to the streets of baltimore to celebrate. our helicopter captured the see a purple from above as they poured out of bars and restaurants. in canton, the overflying high. >> i have never seen anything like this in my life. >> it is mega mega mega. like nothing we have had ever. nothing ever. >> in federal hill, the energy was electric. it looked more like a rocks -- rock concert but at some point it turned dangerous, even destructive. a group of people polled a street sign right out of the ground. several vehicles parked in the area were damaged, including a news vehicle. extra police officers patrolled the streets, directing traffic and trying to control the crowd. overall fans were just giddy to call the city of the 2013 super bowl champions home. >> it is awesome. in the end it was a genius. could not ask for a better win. >> ravens, don't mess with us. super bowl, yfeah! >> not surprisingly there is a little bit of debris and trash left in federal hill this morning. we did see one crew, through answer to clean some of the

the head of the school district said everyone is euphoric, including the fbi agents who played a criticalrole in saving the little boy. >> we're all put on this earth for a reason. what was so refreshing after it was said and done, those fbi agents that were heavily involved in this process, to see their emotion because their fathers --y that fathers also, they're mothers also, and the tears of joy, the tears of celebration last night that they had. >> the five-year-old boy only identified as ethan was snatched off of the school bus a week ago today after the man who took him shot and killed the bus driver. >>> it was just -- [ indiscernible ] >> oh! >> we are following this developing story on u.s. olympic skier lindsay vonn. she was airlifted to a hospital in austria after crashing on a course of the world championships today. the doctors say she tore the ligaments in her right knee and broke a bone in her leg and she will be out for the season. the crash happened after she lost her balance, as you saw, and she landed a jump on the super g course. >> also, lance armstrong won't be prose

whole stadium would be just completely full and the crowd would be roaring and it was just a very euphoricable high. the friday night games were the biggest rush i've ever had in my life. >> a gifted athlete, he lettered in two sports, studied martial arts and inspired fear in everyone he faced. you like having people terrified of you just a little bit? >> in that kind of sport, sure, you have to. that's why they called me "the assassin." >> reporter: you were the assassin? >> my nickname was "the assassin." the reason is because i put somebody out in every game i ever played. >> reporter: keene wasn't just the hometown hero, he was his father's namesake. >> my dad gentry sat up in the corner. if i made a spectacular play he would give me the -- you did good, son." >> how often did he sit in the stands. >> every game. he never missed my practices. >> did that mean a lot to you? >> absolutely. >> he was my backbone. >> reporter: keene was as popular as he was athletic. you're a legend? >> no doubt. they had posters of me all over town. everybody knew who i was with my sports ability. so, ye

the market started with people complacent and now almost euphoric. the program thinks the market is going higher. the market, when it has a good january has a great year. a general feeling of counterfeit and we hacounterfeit -- of comfort and we have a lot of hurdles to get over. a 2% pay cut and taxes going up on upper brackets. there are other taxes put in place and the debt ceiling will be dealt with. that will be a big battle between entitlement cuts and raising the debt ceiling. i think all these issues will bear on the market when people are very enthusiastic about it. i think this market is vulnerable. >> interesting to date, with all the noise in the market, stocks have been able to put on pretty good ear plugs. >> that's often the case. you've been around long enough. sometimes the market sloughs off bad news until it doesn't. >> that's for sure. >> how about your earnings forecast? 100 bucks, less than many people on the street are expecting. how does that mesh with the fact you're coming off a pretty good earnings season. expectations have

. >> i really liked it because it was very much like ecstasy, gave you that euphoric feeling. >> and have you met molly? your children may know who she is. coming up on the news edge at 11:00 why parents need to pay attention to this dangerous new drug. >> we're keeping a close eye on that crippled cruise ship from carnival as it nears the port in mobile, alabama. it's about a mile away close to docking, but perhaps it's now hooking up to the docks as we speak, relatives waiting anxiously. we'll bring you update as those passengers get off the ship and tell their story.  >>> a live look at the gulf coast where the carnival cruise ship triumph disabled for days at sea is finally docked at a terminal in mobile, alabama. passengers still have hours to wait to disembark, though. a few dozen relatives have been -- we're told they're close to docking. at this point it's a formality. it's going to pull up to shore there. although not a second too soon for the 3,000 passengers on board. we'll watch it. as soon as those passengers get off, we'll bring you live pictures. >>> new

where they euphoric? were they happy? set the scene for us. >> yeah, i am actually getting this information from one of our producers, so i have not had direct contact with this law enforcement official. i can only image any one in the law enforcement community is going to be over joyed this little boy is safe. their number one priority all along is ensuring the safety of this little boy. another priority was ensuring the safety of the suspect. ideally they wanted to get them both out safely but their number one priority was ensuring the safety of this 5-year-old little boy and they got that. i can only image everyone in law enforcement is going to be ue fore rick. >> i think the situation was made more complicated the fact there was an under ground bunker so there was no access into the bunker to try to get teams in. usually they are able to respond to get different snipers to try to terminate the suspect and get the child safely out. here they had the pvc tube. can you talk to us about that? >> absolutely. first of all

teaching, trying how to have a portfolio that works in every market, from the marauding bears kind, to euphoricrunning of the bulls kind. you'll always have the new diversification. just like the old school diversification by sector that i pushed endlessly ensures your stocks that i won't all key off the same bad news and get beaten to bits at the same time. the new diversification by strategy means that whatever the markets are doing you have one approach to investing that's paying off big time. let's go over the first four areas again. then i'll explain the fifth and the final group you need to make. first u start with some gold. either the actual physical bouillon or an etf like the gld that owns and follows the performance of the precious metal. we are not gold bug on the show. to say something of the infomerci infomercials. we like it for insurance because it's the one thing that usually goes up when every other stock declines in response to inflation or chaos. it's great proxy for a currency that's down on its luck. you need a speculative stock. something that trades less on the $10. like

you feel great about the stock, even euphoric, you don't want to sell because you have to because there'stter time to sell than during a major short term move higher. oh by the way, the selling dock trip applies to everything. even mutual funds. that's right. if you have a gigantic short term runs, then it's okay to run them even on some of those. i know it's radical and heresy, but the facts have borne it out for years. years of underperformance for almost all stocks except those that pay good dividends. so we have had to rethink some time on the concepts. i personally have had to risk the program of an investing establishment that simply refuses to look at the facts or ever believes in selling. they just ignore how horrible the returns have been for stocks if you do nothing but hold them and all the time they don't take some short term action to book profits on their portfolios. they act as if they are never wrong. but they have acted that way through years of actually being wrong. i seem to be the only one who ever calls them out on this. it's dangerous thing to do. you don't like the

> first of all, i look at sentiment and as i said i think sentiment is beginning to verge on the euphoric and that's always a danger periodch the best time to buy stocks, as you know, is when everybody hates them, and now everybody is loving them. also the fact that the market has a one or two-day pullback and then surges ahead again is just intdyicative of the fact tt everybody who didn't participate in the january rally is looking for a chance to get in, and that's what they are doing here so i do think you'll see for a while the pullback result in more buying. eventually the fundamentals, the -- what's going on in washington, the earnings disappointment will take over, and i think the market will become a more reasonable place, but right now it's very excitable. >> all right. well, fundamentals matter. we love to hear it from you, byron wien. good to talk to you. >> thanks for inviting me. >> winners outpacing losers today by a 4-1 margin. the stocks that led the dow, caterpillar, boeing, microsoft, laggards, hewlett-packard and mcdonald's. let's get to josh lipton who has more highlig

they had no power and no access to toilets, but as they came off the ship, so many were relieved, euphoric, and they ended up being grateful for the time they had with their family and friends. i met a lot of interesting and amazing people with a lot of fortitude. in addition to meeting interesting people, you get a chance to experience places you might not otherwise see. that's why i love my job. yesterday, i learned what a great city mobile, alabama, is. it's alabama's major port. it's very pretty when you fly into it by air. it looks like a mini empire state building when you fly in. it's a major ship building hub, and now it's an airplane manufacturing hub. airbus is builts in mobile, and they're going to produce 40 to 50 airplanes a year. that's a big deal. airbus referred to the tradition of beauty and charm in the release, describing why it picks the city for such a major investment, and airbus is right. you have seen some of the pictures. it is a really pretty town. america's first mardi gras, by the way, ever held in mobile. and the drive from the airport, about ten miles from the

they had no power and no access to toilets, but as they came off the ship, so many were relieved, euphoricthey ended up being grateful for the time they had with their family and friends. i met a lot of interesting and amazing people with a lot of fortitude. in addition to meeting interesting people, you get a chance to experience places you might not otherwise see. that's why i love my job. yesterday, i learned what a great city mobile, alabama, is. it's alabama's major port. it's very pretty when you fly into it by air. it looks like a mini empire state building when you fly in. it's a major ship building hub, and now it's an airplane manufacturing hub. airbus is builts in mobile, and they're going to produce 40 to 50 airplanes a year. that's a big deal. airbus referred to the tradition of beauty and charm in the release, describing why it picks the city for such a major investment, and airbus is right. you have seen some of the pictures. it is a really pretty town. america's first mardi gras, by the way, ever held in mobile. and the drive from the airport, about ten miles from the airpo

to euphoric pamplona-style running of the bulls.lways own something that's right for the moment by following what i've been calling the new diversification. just like the old-school diversification by sector that i pushed endlessly, this ensures your stocks won't all key off the same bad news and get beaten to bits at the same time. the new diversification by strategy, not sector, means that whatever the market's doing you'll always have at least one approach to investments paying off big-time. now, remember what we've gone over so far just in case you missed it. you need a dividend-paying stock with a high yield. you need a growth stock, and you need something speculative. what else? when i originally came up with the new idea -- with the idea of the new diversification, i said you should always have some foreign exposure to the portfolio. but given how the mess in europe crushed all things internationally, i think we need to refine this idea a little bit. what you really need is a stock that's in a safe geography. at times when th

now, they are almost euphoric. everybody you have on the program thinks the market's going higher. we've got a lot of hurdles that we've got to get over. >> so, is it time to get bearish? let's bring in doug cass, president of seabreeze partners manage. he joins us on the "fast" line. good to speak with you. >> hey, mel. >> you have two major reasons why you are bearish. sentiment, as well as valuations. let's talk about valuations. you say they are now at five-year decade averages. you compare levels to where we were compared to five years ago, which is, you know, i guys the comparables, now in terms of the dow and s&p 500, valuations actually look pretty decent to where the markets were last time around and companies are much stronger. why do you think valuation should be an alarm bell for this rally? >> because -- two reasons. first, the secular challenges are unprecedented. we are in a period of slower growth. ultimately fundamentals rule stock prices. they're the mother's milk of stock prices, as larry kudlow says. and it's unclear -- i'm in byron's camp with regard to earning

what you usually look for is that euphoric top.g all new highs in the russell and the midcap. the real question is if we get one of those 30, 40-year moves, that will be a hint for it to come off. that will continue the momentum and more than likely we'll see a new all-time high in the s&p before the he of the summer. >> what's going to be the key for you this week, then? what's going to stand out in terms of corporate news or economics? >> it will be a bit of both. corporate news, we want to continue to see these earnings surprise people. but more importantly, you start to get these mumblings of a currency war. we need to put that to rest. you've got the yen right now and the central bank in japan doing what they're doing. our central bank doing what they're doing and, of course, the europeans trying to mold together whatever is -- the little bits and pieces that they have. those things are very important. and cash flows are going to be very important. a lot of cash still on the sidelines. >> thanks for that. good to see you, jack

rather than that euphoric that takes it out to the technical levels.s we're above it, i would see us ease back in yields or see the rally in the ten-year future at least continue tr these areas. >> let's go back to oil. it's almost the other side of the coin here if you're continuing to see this risk rally you're talking about, we're going to see oil headed potentially for triple digit levels again. we've seen gasoline prices at the pump in january, at their highest level in january ever for the start to the month. that's going to potentially be a problem here for the u.s. consumer. is it not? >> it is. and that's the quandary because you're not seeing the fundamental demand from the product, you know, as underlying the contract that shows why it's at these elevated levels. right now, at least, some of the emphasis like we just said in the ten year, some of these resistance level is being sold off in the crude market. that we haven't is a little bit surprising. again, i think as you start siegel excavated prices, the consumer is going to show that. i t

we have gotten past the early adopters and you expect to have that euphoric reaction. we're now into mainstream america with these vehicles and it still generates the highest customer satisfaction that we have not properly capitalized on that and if we can get somebody in the vehicle to drive the vehicle we are very successful in converting them. and the new cadillac, the of the line performance would rival wendy --lamborghini. it drives like a dream and at the same time you are running on electricity. that is my answer to a short question. >> a few comments to add to that. looking at the chart i showed earlier, the trajectory is actually exceeding that which the first hybrid coming into the market in the late 90s or early 2,000s for this early period when you combine battery elected can't plug in hybrid, that gives us a sense that the market is on a trajectory which is consistent with must -- what most people would say was successful reduction of a new technology or power train system. i do think we have to be careful about these early years and early months that it i