i appreciate and i celebrate how fitzgerald came to write to it. in then to talk about it as the crime novel. and then there were copies his last will to check was $13.13. it was world war ii that brought gas be back in the big way. with an armed services addition that distributed novels of soldiers and sailors overseas. and then into the armed forces overseas and gatsby is on its way. how many copies these days? >> in a normal year fitzgerald publisher sells five and 2000 copies. because of the movie they sold at least three times that. >> that sounded like a deconstruction to me but i will not quibble with you. how did you get to be the book critic at fresh air? >> i will send it to wit while i was in grad school at university of pennsylvania writing my dissertation. and fresh air was the three airlines show i heard it was going national in with my book reviews but then a few months later i did in expose day of what was like to be with the ap english exam and fresh air said we want you to do what on the air. john leonard who was then the book cri

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fitzgerald outlining the concern in natural gas due to inadequate gas pipeline getting it to where it needs to go. >> aiks. i'm fully in line with that. >> thank you mr. chairman. in the 70s i was going to school and in the early 80s going to college studying chemical engineering and hearing we will run out of oil and what that might mean to the world and here we sit where there was a scarcity on oil and natural gas to an abundance and the bakken formation and we are seeing oil and natural gas production, i

also none as bobby fitzgerald rigs. named after the kennedy. >> thank you, liz. liz: these are boombotics, david. absolutely fascinating. but coming up, just, rza having fun, just fascinating, gorilla glass. competition begins in just minutes. don't miss it. we'll jump, stomp, everything we can to break it. it has gotten better over past year. we'll see you in a few minutes back live at consumer electronics show. david: all right. by the way, liz has high heels on, not her sneakers. if she had ever had a chance to break the glass. don't want to miss that. as market soared in 2014, a lot of large companies performed extremely well. can you guess which of these companies is considered best-run in america? we have the answer coming next. >>> with the markets continuing to slide, treasury yields below 2% and gold moving higher, what should you do with your money and invests?

. >> reporter: father thomas fitzgerald teaches church history at holy cross greek orthodox school ofology in brookline, massachusetts. he says epiphany celebrations are especially meaningful at the jordan river between israel and jordan, the place where the bible says jesus was baptized. >> to this very day, believers will go there as a kind of pilgrimage to enter into the water, to be blessed with the water, to sprinkle the water on themselves and in some sense to be reminded, to be reminded of their own baptism, to be reminded of the day when they were united with christ through the sacrament of baptism. ♪ >> reporter: on epiphany, orthodox churches around the world hold a special worship service. >> it's a time when the people come together to celebrate the liturgy. it's also a time when the people come together to celebrate the great blessing of water, as part of the liturgical celebration the church has, in a very powerful prayer service, which blesses the water and remembers the baptism of jesus. as part of that event, the priest will put a cross in the water and then sprinkle

we also have the cowboy of high finance here in davos, howard lutnick of cantor fitzgerald.doesn't care what central bankers do, he says just show me the landscape, i'll figure out a way to strike deals and make money. and finally, dr. tobety cos grow with a whole different set of issues. i point-blank ask him, lori, next year should people get the new flu vaccine if this year's isn't working? you need to hear his advice. plus, davos dish with charlie gasparino and anthony scaramucci. lori: now, that latter's going to be the best or one of the best elements. liz, can't wait with. see you soon. here at home markets seem to like, to put it lightly, the ecb's decision to push forward with stimulus, all having their biggest rally in two weeks. leading indicators, the transports, seeing their biggest gain in three months. let's get to the floor show, traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and the nymex. first to the new york stock exchange and keith bliss. so the ecb, mario draghi did not disappoint, but the reaction is always the best on announcement days when we

. >> i know that a number of the families fitzgerald street we've been concerned about a lot of the things this provides us input. >> correct we agree. >> also i wanted to acknowledge the doctor in the audience she was put into the position of our medical officer we announced it last time but she wasn't here (clapping) so we want to welcome her she'll bring in a tremendous amount of energy to the network so i wanted to acknowledge her today. >> commissioners further questions i was going to ask it on the mosaic active relieve for immigrants and it will be occurring, of course, in the spring what would be our rule or the output and how is it that we know you know be of help. >> one of several ways we've been a safe harbor important the undocument for many, many years there's a question for the undocumented about taking a public benefit so it's going to be important one not all undocumented people are going to quality for the relieve we have the safety nets for the undocumented that are seeking medical services of course, we've provide that through our healthy san francisco but today some co

scott fitzgerald which is heavy company to be in. the narrator was of both your novels kind of a nick carrowayesque voice. gary, i put you more in the tradition of sal melo and early nixon & peabody roth not just because of your preoccupation with the jewish themes but because of the carnivalesque exuberance and wit of your writerly voice. >> thank you. i'll take it. >> in the russian tradition i would say gary probably more in the tradition of a satirist. joe, with your restraint kind of writerly precision more cekov or nabokov. >> one place where you really overlap despite the differences in both your fiction and nonfiction is writing about immigrants and expatriates and the immigrant identity process. your debut novel gary, you have the main character vladimir working in new york. you describe him as the immigrant's immigrant enduring victim of every practical joke in the late 20,000 century and the unlikely hero for our times. the characters in your book are also both an american in dubai in your latest book "the dog" and a dutch

their coach, pat fitzgerald, says that's compensation enough for student athletes. >> i'm a footballch, i'm a teacher, i'm an educator alright? this isn't what i signed up to be, i signed up to help these guys develop to be the best they can be, not to be an employer. >> but in january, his players demanded to be considered employees, becoming the first college team to seek a union. >> guys come in here and bash all day, then then they're injured 5 years down the road and they get nothing. >> right now, athletes don't receive long-term medical care and can't collect a paycheck or form a union. the national collegiate athletic association -- or ncaa -- sets the rules for college sports. but those rules could soon be overturned. fault lines investigates the multi-billion-dollar business of college football, the players who produce that wealth, and their demands for a more equitable game. >> i just hope the ncaa does understand that some things do need to change. >> the first thing right behind me, you guys see our lovely bookstore. lots of orange apparel. you guys all got coupons for t

>> marine experts are investigating a rare shark attack off the coast of florida, captain scott fitzgeraldes into the gulf of mexico when he felt a big bump into his boat, the great white took the controlling motor and shook is side to side. he circled three times and went for the same piece of equipment and eventually the shark swam off. >>> david is here now and you could say this is the calm after the storm. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan, showing we have a lot less precipitation out there today. the last little snow shower we are seeing right now not that this is the last one of day, it's popping through reading and moving west of birdsboro and 176 a coating on the roads particularly around the highways that are not pretreated. just slow it down if you see it and if you see it and wait 10 minutes it's probably gone. we have a fair amount of cloud cover over the airport and it looks like those clouds are lifting a bit and they will thin out to a degree and sunshine is poking its head back in later. the winds are out of the west at 7 miles per hour. winds are not an issue for you tod

now, as a result of the playoff loss, larry fitzgerald's fewuture is instantly going to be in question in arizona. the speculation has begun that the team won't be able to keep him around with the $23.6 million salary cap number for 2015. we reported last month that the team fully intends to bring him back, and the following day steve kind said that they have the budget set to carry that high cap number, but he is still going to be traded, and they won't cut him, but he could be traded traded. and six head coach vacancies, an none of them will be filled un until the beginning of the week, and part of the reason is because offensive coordinator todd bowles was not available to be hired, and he may be gone from arizona sooner than later after today. >> and once again, the final score from heinz field, the viz visiting ravens over the steelers, 30-15. we will be back to wrap it up after this. for the new volkswagen on your list this year just about all you need, is a pen. festive, isn't it? get zero due at signing zero down, zero deposit and zero first month's payment on select new volksw

they were serenading joseph fitzgerald. his family has been in the parade for 100 years the mummers stopped by he held his umbrella and did his own strut in the hospice bed. >> i love it, i'm glad they were able to do that. the suspect in a sexual assault at a philadelphia parking garage faces formal charges overnight. >> philadelphia police say they matched a would be pizza shop robber to a roll of toilet paper. >> developing right now new details of a man accused of raping a woman at a spring garden parking garage in broad daylight. >> a hepatitis a scare is back in the headlines. two more cases are discovered and they could be connected to an earlier source. >> big changes on the way it's going to be chilly, but we're expecting an unseasonable warmup for sunday. >> let's get weather and traffic with david and karen. >> reporter: here we are on january 2, clouds are getting thicker from the overnight. there's a clear space from philadelphia up through allentown. some of us will wind up with early sunshine others clouds an

now, as a result of the playoff loss, larry fitzgerald's fewuture is instantly going to be in question in arizona. the speculation has begun that the team won't be able to keep him around with the $23.6 million salary cap number for 2015. we reported last month that the team fully intends to bring him back, and the following day steve kind said that they have the budget set to carry that high cap number, but he is still going to be traded, and they won't cut him, but he could be traded traded. and six head coach vacancies, an none of them will be filled un until the beginning of the week, and part of the reason is because offensive coordinator todd bowles was not available to be hired, and he may be gone from arizona sooner than later after today. >> and once again, the final score from heinz field, the viz visiting ravens over the steelers, 30-15. we will be back to wrap it up after this. for the new volkswagen on your list this year just about all you need, is a pen. festive, isn't it? get zero due at signing zero down, zero deposit and zero first month's payment on select new volksw

plouffe is charged with murder and other crimes in the july shooting death of teresa hunt at mercy fitzgerald hospital. >>> officials are hoping to increase foot patrols in the most dangerous areas. the city is requesting $640,000 in state grants. the money would pay for six officers who could talk to neighbors dealing with violent crime in their community. wilmington officials say the program is only a temporary fix. the magazine recently was called murdertown usa. >>> and route 9's innovation district is looking to upgrade the area ravaged by crime. they hope to have better access to parks and the plans also call for a new library and farmer's market. >>> new information on a burlington county school's fund-raising efforts to avoid shutting down. we have now learned st. paul catholic school in burlington city is $5,000 short of the goal to raise $250,000. the school faces a deadline of tomorrow, january 15th to raise the money to avoid shutting down. the community has held a number of recent fund-raisers including a dance-a-thon. >>> now a sunny day yesterday. a cloudy and cold one today. c

. >> scott fitzgerald was less than ten miles from shore when a large shark chomped down on his boat motor rocking the vessel in the water. every time he tried to lower the motor back down this ten-foot great white went after it again leaving the motor scarred. look at it there with teeth marks. >> the fisherman decided to leave the area. >> good call. >>> shocking behavior on the part of a comic actor will ferrell. >> during halftime at the lakers/pelicans game wow, slammed a basketball right into a cheerleader's face seemingly on purpose. carried out by security. >> turns out this is all just a stunt. it was an act. from his upmany coming movie called "daddy's home" but it looked scary, didn't it? which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools so you only pay for what's right for you which saves money. they settle claims quickly which saves time, which saves money. they drive an all-hybrid claims fleet which saves gas, which saves money. they were born online, and built to save money, which means when they save, you save. because that's how it should work in the

keith fitzgerald is with us from portland oregon. the chinese made this move, their stock market dropped 8%, biggest drop in years and years and years. without getting too technical why should i care? why should an 8% drop there affect me here? >> i give you three reasons, stuart. first, 40-60% of the s&p 500 sales come from overseas a dominant percentage of that is from asia. two, there's a direct relationship between margin and stock market levels. if it's healthy, the markets will be healthy. what china is doing is proactively tapping on the brakes something i might add, the fed had the chance to do in the early '90s and the mid 2000s. neither of which they did. third, china imports 99 cents on the dollar, and we better hope their markets are healthy enough to keep buying. it's very important to us. stuart: are they trying to slow their economy down or slow their stock market down? >> a little bit of both. they're trying to get rid of the excess again, which is something that the free markets in this country want to do, but fed an

and one person whom they enlisted to support their cause was john fitzgerald, the irish -catholic mayor of boston who was grandfather of future president john flt kennedy. he protested in letters and personal meetings with wilson at times. i thought that was pretty neat. and a message these early protesters used i really think -- was direct confrontation. trotter, william trotter led his delegation of protesters. they had met with wilson two times over the policy in the federal government. once in november of 1913 around another time in november of 19 14. let me back up a little bit and explain a little bit about william trotter. they say he's the singly most neglected figure in african-american history. some of you may be familiar with minimum but only a few things here and there. there's been one biography written about him in the 1960's and i'm afraid the biography doesn't end very well. i think it's inaccurate. but the best way to help you understand william trotter, is if you take the passion of martin king junior and combine it with the passion of malcolm x, he was a visionary. ah

ben fitzgerald is the director of national technology in the center for new american security and hejoins us tonight from washington d.c. ben, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> what would this supposed cyber-war look like? >> well before we get into what the simulation might look like, this issue of cyber-war acknowledge whether it's war or not, a number of those definitions that we have for the 20th century are breaking down with the kinds of conflicts we're seeing today. >> explain. >> one of the big differences some of the big challenges we are facing is less about one military force throwing zeros and ones at another military force, but if you have a military state perhaps attacking sony or sophisticated attacks against financial institutions, it becomes difficult to parse that out and that's why you see this joint cyber-sell that the president and the prime minister are talking about have both an intelligence and a law enforcement component to it. >> in this simulation will they try supposedly hack some kind of wall street like business or what? >> the details haven't been an

. >> patrick fitzgerald. i have seen your country. i did not get a feel for its politics. please characterize conservatives, how strong? >> that is a wonderful question. look, australia is not a stance to write country. believe it or not despite everything you are going through right now i still happen to believe that america -- and i say that because politics and the culture of rural america what i like to consider mainstreet america is one of a conservative nature it leaves i believe, to the right. i see the ideals of families, faith flag, and neighborhood. australia is more european is perhaps the best way of describing. nowhere near as bad as europe, certainly not america. the culture is different. being a brash, bold, conservative does not work. we are people that much prefer to have quiet, small steps toward an objective and it is perhaps why i am in america more than i am in australia these days because i tend to prefer the hit it out of the park mentality the only country to afford alongside the united states. we thank you. [applause] an example, you would be consi

fitzgerald will last.may be the only "the great gatsby" and a couple short stories, but literary opinion is very harsh. books don't last very long. i'm not sure that there's a single american writer still alive who will be read at the end of the century. i would be a little surprised. i think norman mailer is fast taking a nosedive. occasionally your sorry. i mean i've always thought that theodore dreiser was one of the most important and vowed the american, i don't think he's right outside of american lit class in college now. anybody, any general reader can read that book. great profit. but literary reputation is a strange thing, and so many other books that i was reading in the '50s, when i was in college those writers, nobody reads them anymore. i think john cheever was a wonderful writer is fading. there were a whole group of people who vote for "the new yorker," jean stafford and one of those poets who wrote for "the new yorker," there was a lot of really really wonderful writing in the 1950s. but mo

kelly fitzgerald, justin floyd, reana, patrick walker. >> jimmy: two justins, everybody. wow!ll you know, i could have put my friends' names in there. >> jimmy: they're probably all your friends actually. do they win something? >> yeah. they get flown out to l.a. and i drive them around in my car for the next week. no, not at all. they get to go on tour, meet producers and actors and talk to them about their dreams. >> jimmy: your wife jana posted this photograph. it looked like she was maybe pre tending to take it of herself but you're getting a pedicure, i assume? >> that would be a pedicure, yep. >> jimmy: is this a regular thing for you? >> no, no. it was one of those, i don't want to do this, baby. then you get there, i should do this more often. have you ever had one? >> jimmy: once. i had one once. someone got it for me as a joke on vacation. >> it's awesome. they massage your feet. then they break out the power tools and that's weird. that's when it goes south. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> they break it out and start sanding down your feet. maybe it is just me. >> ji

and robert reilly and hugh fitzgerald.ames burnham's book "suicide of the west: an essay on the meaning and destiny of liberalism" is full of insight on foreign policy which i find relevant to this day. the only a substitute for islam in many observations to realize the continuing curtains. i should limit myself to one of his observations from chapter xii, quote, the communists and divide the world into zones of peace and zones of war. the zone of peace means the region that is already subject to communist rule and the label signifies in the region the communists will not permit any political tendency violent or non-violent with purely internal or assisted through a challenge to their rule. be zoned of war is a region where communist rule is not yet but in due course will be established and within the zone of war the communists promote, assist and where possible lead political tendencies, violent or non-violent democratic revolutionary that operate against non-communist. use match the hungarian freedom fighters and support

. >> mary fitzgerald there reporting from in between tripoli and riyadh about this latest attack in tripoli where we've just been told that three of the gunman that stormed the hotel have detonated their explosives. more as we get it here on al jazeera. >> human rights groups say police killed dozens of protestors last week in the department represent of congo demonstrating against election laws. the government has been criticized. >> this is a video filmed where demonstrators think the president is trying to change election law to say extend his rule. these protestors were pleased to see the journalist there. after that, he was stopped. >> he took the camera, then fired his gun next to my head. he took the camera in the police car. i could not run away, because he had confiscated my property. >> the intimidation doesn't end there. this television station's been off the air for more than a week. it's owned by an opposition politician. the manager accuses the government of switching it off because it broadcast the opposition call for prosecutor test. >> the government says we must have democ

. >> the man charged with fatally shooting his mental health caseworker at mercy fitzgerald hospitalants to plead guilty. richard plots made the announcement in a delaware county court today. runting his pub luck defender who says plots needs a psychological evaluation. prosecutors say he murdered his caseworker in july and they say a doctor with his own gunshot and wounded plots likely saving many lives. right now police are trying to get a serial robber off the streets of philadelphia. they think he's behind at least 10 crimes. a warrant is now out for the arrest of cartel wright known as kevin jones. police say he often visits the 5900 block of upland street. investigators believe his robbery spree started last march but say he may have committed crimes as recently as this week. one of the robberies they say he carjacked a 65-year-old outside a rite aid on lansdowne avenue. >> so we believe increasing in intensity and desperation. people know this individual is. he's operating west philly and southwest philadelphia. >> if you know where wright is give police a call. >>> new jersey

>> patrick fitzgerald. i've seep your country -- i've seen your country but i didn't get a feel for its politics. please characterize conservativism in stall ya. how strong is it? >> so that's a wonderful question. look australia is not a center-right country. believe it or not, despite everything that you're going through right now i still happen to believe that america is a center-right nation. and i say that because culture trumps politics. and the culture of real america, the culture of what i like to consider main street america is one of a conservative nature. it leans, i believe, to the right. when i travel throughout america, i see the ideals of family faith, flag and neighborhood. australia is more european is perhaps the best way of describing it to you. we're nowhere near as bad as europe, but we're certainly not america. and adding to that the culture of australia is different to the culture of america. being a brash bold conservative in australia doesn't work. we are a people that much prefer t

new york city has seen bad weather and paul fitzgerald who was driving us around he knew a bunch of these people for years. one man had no shoes, had bags for shoes and said he had been there since he joined the organization. clearly they know how to survive on the streets and in a lot of cases they prefer it to shelters. >> thanks so much for stopping by to share that story with us. while the storm is hitting in new england there's another place the blizzard has had major influence. as you might imagine, folks who don't have to go to school or work they tweet. they instagram, mike it's the topic of today's daily spike. #blizzard of2015. snow snowmageddon 2015. another thing we've started to notice as well trending in the boston area the boston yetty, that's right, you know the yetty, made an appearance in boston overnight, at least a guy in the yetty suit made an appearance last night sparking the #bosston yetty 2015. he has his own twitter account naturally of the been retweeting the two images we were able to find online of his activities in the storm. the boston yettie will. one showi

he is charged with murder and other offenses in the july shooting death of theresa hunt at mercy fitzgeraldospital. >>> police say an employee who died at an a lentown arena appeared to have overdosed on drugs. the man was found in a restricted area of the ppl center following a disney on ice show sunday night. authorities pronounced 22-year-old loico dead at the scene. results of the autopsy are pending a toxicology report and an investigation is continuing. sfoou from our south jersey bureau, police captured one of two escaped inmates in bridge ton, cumberland county. they say jacob brown is still out there. he walked away from his paflway house this weekend. they took timothy into custody after he never returned to his halfway house after work. if you see jacob brown, police to want hear from you. >>> pennsylvania gun rights are taking aim at a new state law. they filed a lawsuit today in hair harrisburg. they want the court to stop enforcing ard unanimouses, including those with guns in parks and require gun owners to report lost or stolen to police. >>> leaders in a local school distri

that's canter fitzgerald's ryan white who is very bullish on the new iphone cycle and the upcoming apple watch. now, what are the lowest targets? $60. that's over at berenberg and they think the apple watch will be a disappointment. next up is chevron. america's second biggest oil and gas company. it beat earnings and revenue expectations. however, the biggest story, yes, like mary just said is the company is going to suspend its share of buyback program for this year. it's also going to spend 13% less on capex. lower oil prices to blame. average price here $117 a shafer. that's 17% above current levels. we'll see if the estimates come down. not but not least, the world's biggest credit card payment processor reported better profits, better sales. it's also going to announce it has the 4 for 1 split, which means it will no longer be the heaviest weighted piece of the dow. average of $291 pre-split. that's 12% above where shares are currently trading. that's the analyst outlook for now. we'll see whether or not they start to take those down or improve them as the year goes on. remember, t

he's charged with murder and other offenses in the murder of theresa hunt at mercy fitzgerald hospital. >>> it's no easy task to overcome -- >> it's the pope as we rarely hear him. pope francis speaking in english as he visited sri lanka today. it's the first stop on huz week-long trip to asia. pope francis ames to bring a message of interreligious and interharmony to the country still recovering from a civil war. >>> back at home new individual yoef a man wanted for swiping copper piping and plumbing fixtures from a church in southwest philadelphia. police released this surveillance showing the man jump over a fence on elmwood avenue. he walked out with two large bags carrying $3500 worth of pipes and fixtures. >>> police don't expect a crime was convicted in the death of a principle ton university student this afternoon. the student was found dead in her dorm room yesterday. she was from virginia and a junior at the school. police are still investigating what caused her death. >>> a french newspaper refused to back down after terrorists attacked their office and killed 12 people. tod

applause ] i want to mention my son was on kandace's instagram and she drew this picture of ella fitzgeraldd. both my son and my daughter unprompted said it looks exactly like me. who knew i bore a resemblance to the first lady of song? next week on the program we'll be joined by eric stonestreet, ewan mcgregor, benedict cumberbatch, edward norton, al michaels, lea michele, abby jacobson and elana glazer will be here, steven amel, music from bad sons, logic, tetess monday i'm taking over "the bachelor." might it be the most shocking episode yet? it might 12 be monday night here on abc. a man of a thousand faces, voices and hats whose movies have earned more than $3 billion, all in cash, his latest is the action comedy "mordecai" opening in theaters january 23rd, please welcome johnny depp! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, i'm good. >> jimmy: good to see you. there he is. i think -- i feel like you've made like 15 movies since the last time i saw you and that was only like april or something. >> i lost count at this point. >> jimmy: you've been working a lot. >> yeah

now, i spoke to david at cantor fitzgerald who says that everything is perfect for reads right now, but he warns if interest rates start to rise rates suddenly become less attractive despite their solid fundamentals. still, others argue those fundamentals mainly rising real estate property values can actually wle an interest rate rise. professor sam says investors have to be far more discerning though, about specific sectors and companies. take, for example, apartments. they were the top performers in 2014. up over 40% for the year. a lot of new supply is coming on-line this year and that could hit apartment property values. warehouse was big in 2013. not so much last year. offices, though a better bet as there has not been so much new supply and vacancies are finally starting to fall. we have so much more on-line on this subject. realty check.cnbc.com. >> diana, thanks very much. >>> earnings season is underway so which stocks are going to help and hurt with earnings growth? dominik chu knows. dom. >> modest growth expected. two stocks in particular in the s&p are expected to drive the

scott fitzgerald theater. >>> the government is spending less money for your child when it comes to their education for the second year in a row. per pupil funding for k through 12 public schools has dropped. d.c. saw one of the biggest drops in funding in the country. 7%. right now the government is spending $1500 less on average per child in d.c.. despite the drop the district still spends more per child than any other state in the u.s. u.s. it comes to public education. >>> and that teacher is -- margaret hawk! >> a teacher in our area is waking up with a special honor today. you can tell she was just stunned by the news. maggie hawk teaches first grade at yellow springs elementary school. she was the only teacher in maryland to win the hill kenmilken educator award. it is a national award with a $25,000 prize. hawk says she was inspired to teach back when she was a student at that same school. >> i lived directly across the street and is this the the reason i wanted to go into teaching. i loved all my teachers. they gave me that passion. >> hawk has been teaching for 12 years. she's y

to rest until we have written into the law of the land all the suggestions that made up the john fitzgeraldinue to supplement that program with the kind of laws that he would have us write. [ cheers and applause ] >> sabato: and the theme of the convention was, "let us continue." and that said, about as clearly as possible, that johnson was john f. kennedy's successor, and that his election would permit people to continue the policies they now overwhelmingly back. >> most americans want an education for every child to the limit of his ability, and so do i. >> mann: doyle dane bernbach, they had a surprising amount of control. they treated the convention hall as a television studio. >> most americans want victory in our war against poverty, and so do i. [ cheers and applause ] >> mann: they decorated the hall. from the banners to just about everything that happened during the convention bore some of ddb's fingerprints. they treated the convention like an advertising event. so, in many ways, they staged the convention, which was a new innovation, as well, to turn a convention over to an adver

we have more earnings coming out later, keith fitzgerald. are we underestimating the impact those earnings can have on our market and overestimating the impact that monetary policy can have right now? >> i think that's very much the case. now, to the point, i think that the earnings have been set so artificially low as to be laughable so that beats are going to come very quickly and easily whether traders buy in that or not is thor question. but going forward i think we'll see a trillion dollars or more that's going to be a stimulus by virtue of this implicit gas tax credit by low fuel costs that's going to be right to the middle class' pocket. president obama talked about it last night. he completely ignored the real issue, which is cash in the pocket works and i think that's going to hit the registers a quarter or two from now and that's where the surprises will start to come. >> that's right. >> we'll have a little more on where people are spending those savings coming up in a bit. for now, everybody, thank you very much. >> thanks, guys.

. >>> richard plotts the man accused in a deadly shooting at mercy fitzgerald wellness center in darbytoday he wants to plead guilty now. the 49-year-old interrupted his public defender to make that declaration during his video hearing. plotts is charged with murder in the july killing of his caseworker theresa hunt. psychiatrists lee silverman was also wounded in that shooting. >> a long time delaware county high school football coach is heading to trial on charges he was involved in a hit and run while drunk. today a judge found there was enough evidence against haverford high school coach joseph gallagher to move forward. he's been at haverford for the past 23 years is accused of hitting a car in prospect park last november and then taking off. he was later arrested at his home. >>> in south philadelphia investigators are asking the pub particular to help identify two men who held up a cell phone store last tuesday. this is video inside the cellular express and prepares on the 1800 block of washington avenue. the suspects cleared out the register then forced a clerk to open a safe i

>> i lost my brother-in-law john wallace, sense senselessly killed innocently at work at cantor fitzgeraldlk about closure. i really don't think there will be closure. many of us agree. what my take way has been watching this documentary with my wife has given us an appreciation for service men that represent us. rob and his team just are exceptional. >> so you're in charge of the memorial on september 11th. i understand roob also gave you some things? >> he came a couple months ago in a private visit that peter's special talked about. he donated the shirt that he wore that night, of the mission. and since that happened, we've had a half million americans, half a million people come through now know the story of operation nep tour spear as told through this artifact that was with him. so that contribution under scores the fact every american needs to come learn this story. >> we have to take a break. we're going to come back. more with the audience coming up right after the break. right back with the audience right after the break. you're giving away pie? what would you like, apple or cher

robert riley, a few fitzgerald, james burnham's book "suicide of the west: an essay on the meaning and destiny of liberalism" is full of insight on american foreign policy which i find relevant to this day. in fact if only to substitute islam for communism in many of his observations to realize their continuing pertinence. i shall limit myself to one of his observations from chapter xii, quote be communists divide the world into a zone of peace and zone of war. the zone of peace means the region already subject to communist rule and the label signifies within that region the communists will not permit any political tendency, violent or non-violent, where a purely internal or assisted from without to challenge their rule. the zone of war is a region where communist rule is not yet but in due course will be established and with in the zone of war the communists promote, assist and very possibly lead political tendencies, violent or non-violent, democratic revolutionary that operate against non-communist rule. these definitions, smash the hungarian -- smash the dell castro. you know where

who have influenced me in what i'm going to say now people like sebastian, robert reilly and hugh fitzgerald. now, james burnham the book "suicide of the west" is full of insights on american foreign policy which i find relevant to this day. in fact, one has only to substitute islam for communism in many of his observations to realize they're continuing pertinence. i should limit myself to one of his observations from chapter 12, quote, the communists divide the world into zone of peace in the zone of war. the zone of peace means the region that is already subject to communist rule and label signifies it within the region the communists will not permit any political tendency violent or nonviolent whether purely internal or assisted from without to challenge the rule. the zone of war is a region where common as rove is not yet but in the course will be established, and within the zone of war the communists promote, assist and where possible, lead political tendencies, violent or nonviolent, democratic a revolutionary, that operate against non-communist rule. clear in of these definitions you

my brother-in-law, john wallace killed at cantor fitzgerald that morning.osure. i don't think there will be closure, but what my take away over the last few days has been an increase sense of patriotism. watching this documentary with my wife the last couple days has really given us an appreciation for service men that represent us. and rob and his team have just been exceptional. >> you're in charge of the memorial the september 11th memorial. i understand rob gave you things? >> absolutely. he came in a private visit that peter special talked about. and the most important thing he did is that he donated the shirt he wore that night of the mission. and since that happened, he had half a million americans, half a million people come through now know the story of operation neptune spear as told through this artifact. so it's that contribution alone, that every american needs to come to this museum to learn this story. >> we've got to take a break. we'll come right back with the audience right after the break. [ male announcer ] take zzzquil and sleep like...

. >> cory fitzgerald daniels is among many residents watching police investigate.h tells us that crime has become a constant concern at this upscale development. >> this is just the final straw. i mean we've approached management about more security here. >> he claims that in addition to a glaring lack of security cameras, doors and gates which were supposed to be locked often aren't. in fact, we watched several cars tailgate through what is supposed to be a secure garage door. >> people just follow other cars right into the garage so there's no way to go out and people just walk right in. >> ain't nothing to be done about it. >> 7 on your side called the management company to ask about the concerns but on this holiday, so far have gotten answers. >> they're not telling us what's going on around here. they're breaking their places every day. >> now, you're looking over there at the garage. that's the entrance where we've seen a number of cars. we say tailgating. one will throw at a car to open up the gate and another car will roll on in. we haven't heard anything f

. >>> delaware county man now wants to plead guilty for opening fire inside of the mercy fitzgerald hospitalerrupted his public defender during a hearing to make that statement. he was charged with the murder of his caseworker five three-year old teresa hunt psychiatrist lee silverman was also wounded in that incident. silver man pulled out his own gun and shot plots during the encounter. >>> atlantic city is getting millions of dollars to help the 8,000 casino workers laid off in 2014. u.s. department of labor announced national emergency grant to help those affected by the closures at the atlantic club, show boat revel and trump plaza. thirteen million-dollar will be a available immediately to help workers learn new skills and get jobs. another 16 million-dollar will be available for state demonstrate is a a continue need for the money. >>> we are in for another chilly morning, tomorrow. >> yeah little bit of the winter mix for some. lets head to meteorologist melissa magee tracking very latest on the next dose of winter, hi there, melissa. >> hi there brian and shirleen. we had that chill