in the 1870s there was a man named john finley who was with the united states signal corps. the united states signal corps after the civil war had taken upon itself to become our national weather service. a originally this had been done by the smithsonian institution but for a variety of reasons during the civil war they lost their spotters, people from the south stopped participating obvious reasons and everybody else became absorbed by the war, all of their networks of spotter's they set up and also a bad fire at the smithsonian in 1865 and the laudable records got destroyed so they went to the government and said we can't do it anymore and the signal corps's main responsibility was communication on the battlefield were in those days looking for some reason to stay in business. this is the way bureaucracy's always work, institution was created, it served its purpose. america was at peace and the signal corps said instead of saying we should stand and meld into the regular army said we need to try to find something else to do and came upon the idea we will take over the wea

when police arrested finley, they found her naked in the woods.year-old reportedly has a history of mental health issues. >> many of the celebrity stalkers are driven by delusion, a delusion that they have a relationship with a famous person or they desire one. you have to separate the vile, violent words to the ability of the person to actually carry them out. ♪ notice me >> reporter: finley faces up to five years in prison. joel is promoting her work on facebook. finley has pleaded not guilty to stalking charges. she'll face a judge in a few weeks. the joel family is not commenting on the new reports. >> you never want to take chances for that. >>> let's get the weather from ginger. >> we had water spouts and tornadoes reported in florida. this one was a water spout, them became a tornado. took off a chunk of the roof and put it in the yard. another one in mobile bay. these people are way too close. the water spouts can do damage. if i was in that situation, i would get out of there right away. really nice, you want to not get out of here in mid

. >> when charlie finley owned the as back in the '70s he actually paid his players to grow facial hairlew wolff is not about to dish out the money but he isn't about to stop this beard brigade either. >> i like them. others don't. i'm not gonna ask them to remove them. >> reporter: this beardoff has crossed over to reddick's other love, professional wrestling. >> we can have daniel bryant challenge me to a beardoff at the end of the year. of course i'm gonna say yes. everybody knows i'm a huge wrestling guy. no shaving throughout the year no matter what goes down. >> reporter: this is not part of the a.s' fear the beard cam -- as fear the beard campaign. it's just a fun loving bunch to unite. >> sure. why can't it be? we had such a close clubhouse last year. anything you can use in bringing each other together, i think is big. >> reporter: not every player is on board with this idea. but josh reddick, well, he hopes it keeps growing every day. it's pretty clear to see that whereverrer the as finish this year, they are gonna have a good time getting there. they have the attitude, they'v

. >> when charlie finley owned the as back in the '70s he actually paid his players to grow facial hairw wolff is not about to dish out the money but he isn't about to stop this beard brigade either. >> i like them. others don't. i'm not gonna ask them to remove them. >> reporter: this beardoff has crossed over to reddick's other love, professional wrestling. >> we can have daniel bryant challenge me to a beardoff at the end of the year. of course i'm gonna say yes. everybody knows i'm a huge wrestling guy. no shaving throughout the year no matter what goes down. >> reporter: this is not part of the a.s' fear the beard cam -- as fear the beard campaign. it's just a fun loving bunch to unite. >> sure. why can't it be? we had such a close clubhouse last year. anything you can use in bringing each other together, i think is big. >> reporter: not every player is on board with this idea. but josh reddick, well, he hopes it keeps growing every day. it's pretty clear to see that whereverrer the as finish this year, they are gonna have a good time getting there. they have the attitude, they've

detective mark finley says he first noticed online gang activity five years ago.prince george's county gangs used facebook and twitter to find out where students are skipping school and hanging out and they show up and recruit them. and in turn prosecutors are also rehe lying on social media to find evidence against gang members that commit crimes. >>> time for news around the nation. we begin this morning in texas. kaufman county has seen the district attorney and his wife killed alongside with the assistant district attorney. now, former justice of peace is nd arrest. eric williams was arrested and booked yesterday after state and federal agents stormed his home. right now he is charged with making a terrorist threat and not the murders. police also spent the day sifting through his storage unit that could be connected to the case. they pulled a white four-door car and other items from a shed.

the accusations involve a day in february of last year when the finley traded stock opened at 28 cents.80 and closed at $1.29. the firm sold the majority of its position. scott? >> thanks so much. when you ask, we deliver. right aid, att, qualcomm? >> right aid, blue out the earnings last week. >> hold it just for the yield. >> buy. >> yahoo!? >> sell. >> all right. final trades are up next. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. all on thinkorswim. welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs, cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and

in the 1870's a man named john finley who was was with the signal corps. united states signal corps after the civil war had taken upon itself to become our national weather service. originally this was done by the smithsonian institution but for a variety of reasons, during the civil war they lost their spotters, the people from the south stop participating and everybody else was absorbed by the war. the networks of spotter's had dropped out and there was that bad fire at the smithsonian 1865 and a lot of old records were destroyed. so they went to the government to say we cannot do it anymore. the signal corps made irresponsibility was communication on the battlefield where in those days looking for somreason to stay in business. this is the way bureaucracy's always work. this institution was created and served its purpose and america was at peace and the signal corps said instead of the disbanded they said we have to find something else to do and came up the idea we will take over the weather service. it sounds like a boondoggle but they took this respon

finley was one, he played nas has a song. you know," whose world is this? the world is yours."nd that's sort of, like, the refrain of the song. and that was a really big moment for me as a young african-american kid to hear this rapper tell me that, to ask me this question, you know, whose world is this? and to say the world is yours. and giving me the space to think about that. you know, thinking about what does that mean? what does that mean i have access too? what does it mean i can do? and you know, i saw lots of rappers i'd see a tribe called quest, de la soul, artists that were using language to make the world theirs. and even today, because a lot of those my favorite hip-hop albums, they came out when i was 11, when i was 10. so, i'm still going back and listening to them as a man and saying, picking out different metaphors, picking out different allusions, saying, "oh, that's what that meant." so i mean, in many ways, i'm still learning from hip-hop. >> give me an example of an allusion or a metaphor that still resonates and informs your take on the world today. >> a tr

with me now, drew finley and sunny hostin. welcome.re hired at hooters, it is all about how you look and as a female you have to go into it knowing that. that said, does she have a case? >> i think she does. if you look at the discrimination laws in missouri, she will be able to get in court and how do we know that? we know that because hooters wants this case to go to arbitration. why? because a judge will decide or a panel of nonl-laymen. this would be an emotional issue. someone denied employment because of brain surgery. things would probably not fare well in front of 12 jurors. >> wearing a wig to cover a scar. sunny hostin this is what hooters says. hooters of america believes the lawsuit is without foundation, denies the accusations and filed a motion that the lawsuit be dismissed. do you think that will happen? >> you know, i have a copy of the court documents, i do actually think it is very possible that this case could be dismissed in federal court, and decided in arbitration because hooters is alleging she signed an arbitrat

joining me now, drew finley, who is on the case for us.imself, he says he is free, so why has his injustice not cured, as he said? >> i have to tell you something, i'm shocked at the way that the county attorney and pima county dealt with this case. she would not exonerate. if she looked south to craig watkins in dallas, texas, craig watkins is a district attorney who's embraced the notion of exoneration, embraced that when people are innocent, they need to be exonerated and therefore, adequately compensated. she's refused to do that. >> that's the question, does the evidence indicate he's innocent? it says, from what i've read, there isn't enough evidence to prove that it was arson, not that he's necessarily innocent. >> i think that was a self serving statement made by the county attorney in pima county. in order for it to be arson, there must be an intentional crime. there were two arson investigators. he no longer believes it's arson, therefore, if it's not arson, he'd be innocent. in a second in a deposition, he's 83 years old said, h

. >> mark finley. thank you for another great event. for does this world being exchange rates?ow does the ongoing discussion around currency wars are efforts to stimulate domestic demand play into that? nice of you? i will let dave take that. i'll make a programming note. i hope you're doing this consciously. we will have a potentially ground-breaking conference tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. in this very room on currency manipulation, currency wars, trade retaliation, legal implications. this is done under the leadership of joe danny and -- ganyon. obviously fred will put in his work as well. we have a distinguished legal about legalng retaliations in linking to the wto. i will be chairing a luncheon panel with the deputy governor of the bank of canada, deputy governor of the banco de brazil, talking about tensions in the currency field. this is the time to come to spend the day tomorrow. the wordsou see playing out in this forecast? >> basically, i would expect the dollar to firm somewhat over the first half, three-quarters of this year, but then move sideways in nom

. >> thanks, trevor finley from around saturday university. harvard university. mr.the 2014 nuclear securities summit in the netherlands is supposed to be the last in the series, and i note in your address you said that the iaea is ready to be the global platform for nuclear security. so i'm wondering whether you believe that the agency would be able to take over the role and functions of the nuclear security summits. thank you very much. >> thanks, trevor. that was going to be my next question, so you got it for me. so evolution of safeguard system and is the agency ready to take the handoff if given the handoff from the nuclear securities summit? >> the safeguard approach has been evolving since decades ago. as i stated in my introductory statement, first we focused on declared facilities, then we found that that was not sufficient. additional goal was approved but not, of course, not all the countries bring -- [inaudible] into force. and we are collecting information from from various sources, and we have the obligation, right and obligation to verify the complete

professor and the chair of environmental safety and occupational health programs at the university of finleyhing this catastrophic happen? >> a combination of things. when you have a fire, we still don't know what the source is, it inimpinges on the ammonia tankss and the tanks because they're partially fille filled h liquid and partially with vapor, they heat up. the pressure ruptures the tanks. then the ammonia ignites at 1200-degrees. the fire there was at that temperature. that's how we end up with the explosion. >> alisyn: dr. murphy, aren't there safe forwards in place if a wire were to break out at factory as sometimes happen that the anhydrous ammonia doesn't ignite? >> it begins with the planning and reporting requirements from everything we have been able to determine so far, the facility had a large amount of ammonia nitrate fertilizer, larger than the planning quantity. and so they should have been reporting to both the state of texas, and the local emergency planning commission. fire extinguishing equipment, the sprinkling system, they didn't have any. because the local fire dep

. >> mark finley with bp.ks to you and your colleagues for another great event of the my question is, what does this world view mean for exchange rates and how does the ongoing discussion around currency wars or efforts to stimulate domestic demand play into that? >> how nice of you to ask that. i'm actually going to let dave take that. i will just make a programming note. i hope, you were doing this consciously. we're going to have a potentially ground-breaking conference tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in this very room on currency manipulation, currency wars, trade retaliation, legal implications. this is done under the leadership of joe ganion, who has been doing very interesting important work on currency manipulation. obviously fred will be putting his aura on this as well. we have a distinguished legal panel including gary who have bauer and mike ga d/b/a ugh talking about legal implications to the wto i will chair the lunch panel with the deputy governor of the bank of canada, the deputy governor