my father, david friedman, a painter and holocaust survivor, left me a diary, "tagebuch fuer miriam friedmanhe diary led me on a remarkable journey that continues to this day. >> miriam, i'm jamie. >> hi. welcome. >> miriam wrote us an e-mail that said... it was so impassioned, i had to meet her. my goodness. look at all of this. i feel like i'm in fine-art gallery or a museum. tell me about your parents. >> my parents were both holocaust survivors, and in 1954, we moved from israel to new york. >> in her mind's eye, little miriam sees only gauzy pictures of her father's past. he doesn't tell her all that much. she knows he was a painter, who, in world war i, drew combat scenes on the russian front and was decorated for bravery. but she's in the dark about the full scope of his artistic career, including hundreds of drawings of top personalities for german newspapers and exhibitions of his work in major cities. in december 1938, friedman fled berlin for prague, czechoslovakia, after what's known as "kristallnacht" or "the night of broken glass," when jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues

even before milton friedman, he's a hero of freedom.onomics but he bothered to deal with the morons in the media and explain things simply. here he is in his tv series free to choose showing how government's rules keep increasing. >> 1936 it took three volumes to record all these matters. in 1947 it took four, and then it grew and grew and grew. john: and now it has still more pages. each page has the power to kill good new thing. but it's hard for people to grasp that if you look at one rule at a time. that's why i imitate free to choose by doing these tv shows where i'm buried in today's rules. i said freedoms of hero for explaining hero and you, too are a hero, if you do the same, and you should try, because lots of people just don't get it. malala, the heroic pakistani girl who fought for girls' right to get an education, she later then went to markist summer school and wrote i'm convinced socialism is the only answer, and i urge all comrades to take the struggle to its victorious conclusion. what? socialism is the answer? even smar

ali friedman was more thenç a dozen people inside the store.he had shoulder surgery and needs surgery on her spine. friedman's lawyer says the office building collapsed because it was not properly maintained an inspect. they are suing the owners of the building. >> ali's been in rehab four days a week for the last year. she is probably going to be out of work. she's a special ed teacher for, for probably another six months. this with her spine fused, this will have life-long implications for her. >> friedman is scheduled for surgery later today. >>> 5:07 and 40 degrees in philadelphia. today decision 2016 comes to philadelphia where hillary clinton will hold a fund-raiser. franklin square partners will host the presidential candidate tonight. rocker jon bon jovi will perform for donors who will give at least a thousand dollars to attend. philadelphia is a regular stop for clinton fund-raisers. the former secretary of state also received the liberty medal here in 2013. hillary clinton and bernie sanders both stumped in iowa yesterday. clinton is

tom friedman on why plummeting oil prices is not necessarily a good thing. bill gates and bono on attacking retirement savings. and what you should do no matter what your age for your retirement money. your life, money, and future. >>> this week, reporting from davo switzerland. they host the annual meeting of the world economic forum where leaders in business, politics, and money gather. what goes on at the meetings? that's what we're here to cover. >> they descend on the town to talk about how to improve the world. this year's theme is mastering the industrial revolution. also on the agenda, discussions of some of the biggest challenges affecting the world including terrorism and income inequality inequality. it is by invitation only. it includes 40 heads of state like david cameron, high pro chairman and ceo jamie dimon. leading the delegation is joe biden and john kerry. the world economic forum is sometimes criticized for the secrecy around the event. also, parties that give attendees a chance to mingle and have fun and get to know each ore. >> oil pric

>>larry: thanks to my panelists -- mike yard, robin thede, and jena friedman. it 100. game seven of nba finals. lakers at knicks. only way in is wearing full knicks gear next to spike lee. do you do it? #keep it 100" there's no way in the world i'm wearing nicks next to spike lee. i watch it on tv, i don't care. come on challenge me you guys. thanks for watching. don't forget to ask me your "keep it 100" questions on twitter. goodnightly, everyone! >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on twitter! move over drake and meek mill, there's a new rap beef on twiller betwee

>>larry: thanks to my panelists -- mike yard, robin thede, and jena friedman.ost out of time, but before we go i'm gonna keep it 100. game seven of nba finals. lakers at knicks. only way in is wearing full knicks gear next to spike lee. do you do it? #keep it 100" there's no way in the world i'm wearing nicks next to spike lee. i watch it on tv, i don't care. come on challenge me you guys. thanks for watching. don't forget to ask me your "keep it 100" questions on twitter. goodnightly, everyone! >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on twitter! move over drake and meek mill, there's a new rap beef on twiller betweetwitter between b.o.b and n.d.t. rapper b.o.b, who's never read a conspiracy theory he didn't like, went on a twitter rant recently about how the earth is flat and the government is so neil degrasse tyson tweeted this: "duude-- to be clear: being five centuries regressed in your reasoning doesn't mean we all can't still like your music" [laughing] sick bunsen burn! naturally b.

in sonoma county, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> a big job for crews in san francisco. they spent hours today removing a huge tree. the tree didn't hit anyone, but it did damage three cars parked on washington street. >> creeks and streams in santa clara county handling the recent rain fairly well. rez dengts say they're not taking any chances. dan, the storm left behind so much water and a bit of flooding. the boulevard closed tonight. at least two to three feet of water, believe it or not. storm drains could not keep up. the latest punch from e el nino-fuelled storms. made for a white knuckle drive. both hands on the wheel. i spun around, like, three times. >> his new nissan did not. >> the car came, like, in front of me and instead of crashing into that car, you know, i kind of slid away. but then i started sliding. >> tow truck drivers are busy. they've seen drivers going way too fast. even here on flooded out parts of the boulevard. >> just slow down. no hurry. you get there when you get there. >> down spouts feeling the pressure of the latest storm. they could bar

friedmans was known as howard university hospital, affiliated with the medical school there and until 1950 it trained every -- half of alln african-american doctors in the country were trained at howard. she stayed there until she .etired in 1968 she was an obstetrician, gynecologist. school,ht at a medical opened a private practice, ran howard university student health service and delivered african-american children throughout the city. health service delivery was segregated in that city. if you ask african-american senior citizen today, anyone over 85 years old if she knows dorothy ferebee, the quest -- the chances are they will say sure, she delivered me. dorothy made waves in washington dc. she was articulate and attractive, always in a tailored suit or dress. early on he became clear she never met a podium she didn't love. she started her lifelong speaking career in a voice that sounded like a cross between eleanor roosevelt and rose kennedy. she spoke often and early in the d.c. public schools. the first time she climbed on her soapbox it was to lecture about one of her favorite

>>larry: thanks to my panelists -- mike yard, robin thede, and jena friedman.f time, but before we go i'm gonna keep it 100. game seven of nba finals. lakers at knicks. only way in is wearing full knicks gear next to spike lee. do you do it? #keep it 100" there's no way in the world i'm wearing nicks next to spike lee. i watch it on tv, i don't care. come on challenge me you guys. thanks for watching. don't forget to ask me your "keep it 100" questions on twitter. goodnightly, everyone! >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much, everyone. we have a great show for you tonight, our guest tonight, black lives matter activist, deray mckesson is here, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) and we're going to have a great conversation about the black lives matter movement. but let's warm up with something fun. isis. ( laughter ) things are going really badly for isis. they'

therefore, friedman's hospital was the only hospital that would take her, even though she graduated with honors from medical school. friedmans was known as howard -- was later known as howard university hospital, affiliated with the medical school there, and until 1950, it trained half of all african-american doctors in the country were trained at howard. she stayed there until she retired in 1968. she was an obstetrician, gynecologist. she taught at a medical school, opened a private practice out of her home, ran howard university student health service and delivered african-american children throughout the city. health service delivery was segregated in that highly segregated city. if you ask african-american senior citizen today, anyone over 85 years old living in washington dc if she knows dorothy ferebee, the chances are they will say sure, she delivered me. dorothy made waves in washington dc. she was articulate and attractive, always in a tailored suit or dress. with a matching handbag and shoes, stockings, a hat with a veil, and a fresh corsage on her lapel. early on, it became c

wayne friedman is live with the latest on that. >> good afternoon, dan. this has been going only since last week. and, now, getting worse because of the combination of more rain and already saturated. let me show you some video of what this place looks like. here is the house on monta vista terrace. the retaining wall has collapsed on top of a pick-up truck. this situation, precarious, which explains the red tag in front. the issue isn't just about one house, but access to a neighborhood of 300 homes. here's the fire cheer. >> if it comes here, there's a house rebelow us that could go down. >> so this could knock down a whole neighborhood. >> it could take some houses out, yet. . >> a little bit of a institutional memory. in 1988, he was the fire chief when a mud slide after a large rainstorm destroyed or wrecked 30 different homes. so he's going to be keeping an eye on this one. he has the experience. he's hoping the rains don't put more strain on already-saturated ground. but this is the situation back there in somona county. we're going to keep an eye

ali friedman was in the store at 15th and walnut. she needs surgery on her spine.he neighboring office building collapsed because it was not properly maintained and inspected so they're suing the owner of that building. >> ali's been in rehab four days a week for the last year. she's probably going to be out of work. she's a special ed teacher for probably another six months. and this, with her spine fused this will have life-long implications for her. >> friedman is schedule for surgery later today. >>> the pennsylvania state senate is expected to issue a report on whether to remove kathleen kane as attorney general. she faces charges she leaked secret grand jury information to the media and lied about it under oath. >>> 4:07. 44 degrees. a thief is targeting the elderly by offering to shovel snow for them. investigators say these surveillance pictures of suspect using a stolen credit card at the convenience store. the suspect offered twice to shovel her driveway on sunday. the suspect forced her way into the second time and took credit cards and cash. >>> now you

police say 35-year-old david friedman had not cleared the ice or frost off its windshield and couldn't see clearly. the teen is now recovering from a concussion and minor injuries. friedman facing multiple charges. >>> it is still unclear tonight that the driver who ran over a person you walking in brighton charged. as we first told you on the fox 25 morning news, the victim was hit on chest hill ave and the condition at the hospital. >>> police are hoping these photos will lead to the arrest of a robbery suspect. officers say the suspect walked around 4:00 this afternoon. the suspect is described as a young white man. but police have not released much else in this case. you call police if you know whoa is. >> the search is on tonight for restaurant just as it was opening on wednesday. at first, the bartender thought this man was her first customer at master mcgrath. those working -- then inside things took a very different turn. police are now looking at video to see if he was there last week scoping out the place. >> he said i'm going to need everything in the register. >> police are

he says friedman was under the speed limit and doesn't have a prior record. he's now urging drivers to clear their cars before using them. even if you clean the ice over times the air condition because the windchill is not heated up you're going down the street. please have charged friedman with negligent operating a vehicle competing operation and failure to stop for schoolbus. but for many parents it's too little too late. there are now demanding permanent action to prevent happening again. >> i think i can be moved. simple solution to the problem. >> some parents tell me they've actually been pushing for this change for years. i have called the school superintendent as well as the city to see if they do plan on moving this bus stop so far i have not heard back but of course is as i do we will let you know. in attleboro. >> lawmakers are weighing in on the idea of a raise from the mbta that could mean that the public schools have to shell out more money to get kids to school. although it six bucks 25 went to the mayor and governor to see how the increase co

this was built on the original site of the friedmans bank. this is about 30 minutes. >> good afternoon. assistant secretary for management here at the treasury department. thank you for being here today. those of you joining us virtually as well. it is a tremendous pleasure to come to work here every day. often times in the day to day routine, it is easy to forget the historic significance of the institution we work for, the legacy we are part of, and the people we serve. a small step and preserving the history of the building and the legacy of service and inclusion at treasury. i want to start off by recognizing someone. it was his idea that we name the treasury annex the freedman's bank building, and i'm delighted this idea came to fruition. [applause] thank you for your leadership and continued commitment to financial inclusion for all americans. we are also honored to be joined by liberty bank ceo alden mcdonald, and the man who needs no introduction, and ms are young. -- ambassador young. professor william spriggs could not be with us to

friedman says she lives in constant pain since the accident. >> turn nothing to dave murphy we had aittle melting yesterday. wondering about today. >> going to get more today. storm tracker6 live double scan right now shows that you we are not exactly totally dry. there are a couple of little sprinkles and showers over south jersey and delaware but you can see that we're starting to punch some holes in those showers around salem and millville and it won't be that much longer before this gets off the map. what you are seeing here is very light and again, pushing to the northeast and sliding over to the east at the same time. give it another couple hours and you should be dry. as we take a look outside, we are looking at mainly cloudy skies across the region this morning. prettiest as you check out sky6 from temple university looking south along broad street but we are expecting at least the return of some sunshine later on. 41 degrees is your temperature. your winds out of the north-northwest at 7 miles per hour. a little bit of a wimp but wind. once we get rid of this morning shower

please say friedman was going about 15 to 20 miles per hour. the speed limit is 25 along this road.he doesn't have a prior record and is now charged with negligently operating a vehicle impeded operation and failure to stop for schoolbus. we spotted several signs along harvey road warned drivers of children and asking them to slow down. as we spoke with have one question they hope the city answers. >> does it have to happen >> with temperatures dropping once again police are urging everyone to scrape that frosted ice off the windshield and really every part of your car before you take it out to drive but some parents say that is not enough and coming up in 30 minutes the action they are now demanding from the city. >> information about hundreds of sex offenders will soon no longer be available to the public as a result of a decision from the state's highest court. box 25 live in boston with the reason some advocates believe this jeopardizes public safety. >> this ruling from the will allow some sex offenders to challenge a classification at lev

friedman hospital is the only hospital that would take her, even if she graduated with honors from medical school. was then known as howard university hospital. until 1950, a trend every rican-american -- half of all african-american doctors were trended howard. she stay there until 1968. she was an obstetrician gynecologist. she taught at the medical school. she opened a private practice out of her home. she read the howard university student health service. and she delivered african-american children throughout the city. health service delivery was segregated in that highly segregated city. you ask an african-american senior citizen today, anybody over 85 years old living in washington dc, if they know ofothy ferebee, the chances them saying, sure, she delivered me. she made waves. she was articulate, attractive, always in a tailored suit or dress, with a matching handbag shoes, and a fresh corsage on her lapel. she never met a podium she did not love. she started her lifelong speaking career in a voice that sounded like a cross between eleanor roosevelt and rosie kennedy. she spoke ofte

years ago, i end up coaching to, got some great players in the nfl whether it is carry williams or friedman, going to be up the redskins, just duke johnson, you name it, we have quite a few kids in the league but the most important one came out of my program, assistant commissioner of one of the most import barriers which is this harry as well. iron role is to stay here and do everything i possibly can to help the people who did not have a voice. a are all owned by special-interest groups that don't have any interest in the african-american people in south florida. so my job is to fight for them, fight for kids and schools, fight for jobs, unemployment rate is horrible. communities like overtime and everyday is that challenge for taking their property and putting condos on their property. .. >> host: you have 11% of the vote overall? >> guest: yes. >> host: you also talk about how you look at it as one miami. has that in anyway been achieved? >> guest: it's still a struggle. from outside looking in the people want what miami want. there's not a day that goes by that some of my latin friends

abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman is there with a closer look. >> we knew the surf would be big todaywe came over the mountain to half-moon bay. the surf was hitting the coast so hard that literally, the spray was coming up. it looked like a fog. it was a white mist all along the coast. on a day like this, people go to mavericks. >> take a look at the pacific ocean in an angry mood. most, but not all. >> reporter: which is why frank solomon ventured into maverick's wake today. they're world class surfers in a world famous spot ready for world class waves in their upcoming world championship. >> but when it comes down to following it for three, four days and then it gets down to two days out, then we make the call. >> jeff clark will be the man who makes that decision. he started this contest in 1998. has written the unruly waves of certain and business and now, in the wake of el nino storms, his contestants are gathering with those who like to watch. they lined the cliff today. >> people like to watch people do amazing things. >> what this flirted was at the intersection of danger. th

. >> this is the home of victor friedman this is back in september whenhoic his grandpa was shot and killed and caught in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting on east 100 13th street a just last week us marshals arrested the 23 -year-old who is facing aggravated murder charges but the main suspect is still on the run. they continue to hand out flyers around town hoping someone can help them victor friedman says that since then the family has been harassed and even threatened. >> whoever hears were not trying to do anything to you we just want justice. somebody in the city knows exactly where he is. >> cleveland police say they will pay extra special attention to the house with extra patrols hurt in yesterday's shooting and the houses that is. >> a memorial service being planned to remember a police officer gunned down while on duty in the community of danville woman called for thele nice thing her boyfriend left the house armed with plans to w kill an officer. less than half hour later the body of danville officer time to chose from, gotan outside the police department the 32 -year-o

dan friedman is here to talk about the bureau.hnically we refer to it as atf, but has explosives always been added to that? guest: it's been there for many years. the powers that be decided to add explosives to the name to make sure. they wanted everybody to understand explosives enforcement is part of the mandate. host: you mentioned fast and furious. in el chapo'sd hideout. what does this mean for this? i think atf has a lot of albatrosses around its neck and that will continue to be one. it was a scandal. i don't think there is any other way to describe it. hasink most everyone who been associated with it has been disciplined or left the agency. anxious tois an impress upon myself another is that they have turned the page. that is a chapter behind them. there was an exhaustive inspector general report that came out about fast and furious. it had a lot of condemnation for the individual actions of the agent in charge and others. one thing that was in that report the not get a lot of attention was the resource question. atf it of

from the east bay, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> still well below capacity. this was the view of anderson reservoir in morgan hill this morning from sky 7 hd. anderson, the largest by far, barely about 35% capacity according to county waterer officials. so far, 84 departing flights have been cancelled, many of them to the east coast and short haul flights on the west coast. oakland airport sought three departures. >> abc 7 news reporter david louis live at sfo. >> the normal check-in lines have not been too bad. but really bad here where i'm standing. where all the people who had cancelled flights had to stand in line to try to get rebooked. some of them are on their way to oorl. whether they'll get to their final destinations or not today, unknown. >> this had to be the toughest job in the airlines business today. customer service agents dealing with these 100 plus long lines of stranded passengers hit by a common word on the flight status cancelled. >> operative word is tried. >> yeah. >> what have you been told? >> well, we've not been told a lot. we got a

now i've got some great players in the nfl, whether it's love onto davis, terry williams, friedman who will beat up your redskins. duke johnson, you name a. we've got quite a few kids in the league now. the most important one is the one that came out of my program. he's a city commission of one of the most important areas, which is this area as well. i'm happy about all of them. >> host: let's bring it all back, luther campbell, to liberty city, your career, your trajectory, what you went through. what's your wall with liberty city now. >> guest: my role with liberty city is to try, is to stay here and just do everything i possibly can to help the people who do not have a voice. when i look at politics and liberty city and miami in general, other than all our black elected officials, they are owned by special interest groups that don't have any interest of the african-american people here in south florida. my job is to stay here and fight, just fight for them, fight for kids in schools, you know, fight for jobs. because unemployment rate is horrible. every day is a challenge of taking

dallas cowboys >> it's time for gina -- bengals, will name the captain, along the south. devanty friedman. rams defensive tackle donald. tuesday, they will take teams, selecting parents for the game, scheduled for january 31st in honolulu. and patriots, or cardinals or both, advance to the super bowl. and a special teams alternate. there are players on both teams if they win, thehe . >> dealing with the blast of winter, areas in the south and tri-state are seeing the worst conditions. this is the live pictures, where people are dealing with lots of snow and gusty winds. brown county is under level 2 snow emergency tonight. >> a little more snow to come. >> worst snow, and bans of light snow, giving us a covering or dusting from place to place. if you head out east, that's where you will get the show. and they will continue to see snow out there, well past midnight. ours should dwindle around 11:00, 12:00, in and around downtown cincinnati we should remain very light. i don't see the column of air moistoning all that much more. and little snow over hamilton county. the bulk to the east and

marijuana -- >> reporter: andrew friedman is the coordinator. normally the federal government would decide which pesticides could be used on which crops, but not for pot. it is still banned under federal law, so the state is doing it. >> what is colorado doing? >> there has to be a broad enough use on the label. it has to be tested on leaflet -- leafy greens in general and it has to be proven safe to smoke and safe to eat. >> reporter: a state law requires a list of all banned pesticides, but that list is thousands of products long. change it to a short list of products that are safe to use. the state agriculturalist already -- agriculture department already started one. one is made of clove, rosemary and thyme. the only time you will get to know if the product -- is if the product is eligible -- edible. some people want growers to certify their pot as organic. >> just like beer, wine or any other off the shelf product, you want to know what is going into your food and -- before you put it in your body.>> reporter: so the feds control the organi

ankeny's ted friedman down low. kicks it out to wes washpun. got it. panthers can never get over the hump. not when ron baker drops shots like this. baker had 21. shockers keep uni reeling, 74-55. drake seemed ready to run with the big dogs this season, but so far, they bulldogs haven't left the porch. i'm not even sure what that means. heard it in a country song. dogs playing hard. reed timmer misses. jacob enevold taps and misses, kale abrahamson cleans it up. two of his 7. bulldogs take a lead into the second half, but the bears answer. dorrian williams, smooth 3. missouri state comes from behind, 79-70. dogs stay winless in confeerence play. in iowa city, big ten women's basketball, penn state beats the hawkeyes, 82-69. in stillwater, the cyclone women lose in overtime for the second straight game, 79-76. sunday we introduced you to iowa state students camping in an ice house to be first in line for monday's game against #1 oklahoma. the fans say they'll be back in the ice house saturday, but they'll no longer be first in line. michael admire has m

friedman, your testimony laying out all the incredible advances that we're making. and including reducing the cost of high energy, high powered batteries by more than 45% in three years. i mean, this is very, very exciting. i think. and one thing -- we had a few years ago, i know the chairman remembers when we had members of the american energy innovation council. morgan augustine. a guy from san francisco. general jones, i believe. and they were basically saying that we used to spend a higher percentage of our gdp on energy research. and at a time where, you know, in the paper today, 2015, hottest year on record by significant margin over the previous highest year, which i think was -- i know it was the previous year. and we have a real problem here. and so, my question is, it can be to anyone but especially mr. friedman, shouldn't we be spending more on basic research on this exact kind of research as a percentage of our gdp? >> well, in short, the answer is yes, absolutely. and in fact that is why president obama joined with 19 other world leaders in november in

allison friedman joined her attorneys today. she says she's been in pain every day since the accident. and tomorrow she has to have spinal fusion surgery. she's going to spent the next few days in the hospital that includes her birthday which is friday. >> it's really sad. my birthday last year was spent on the couch in pain and this year it will be in the hospital in pain. >> friedman's attorney says they're suing walnut street associates that is the property manager of the building next to the lulu lemon. ♪ >>> chaos erupts in the courtroom when a lawyer gets sucker punched even the judge jumps into to break it up. what happened moments before the brawl? >> a group of teens with sinister plans. police say waiting to strike. what officers say one woman did to avoid getting carjacked and she didn't even realize it. >>> and strangers take five year old out of class and the school just let him go. >> my son was in a vehicle driving around in a place that i didn't even know where he was. >>> the mix up that left the child shaken an

thomas friedman is here with his insight on what is happening. >> you wrote this week that when it comes to dinner parties you're not much fun these days. >> i can ruin your dinner party, breakfast, or take out for your in-laws. this is not your typical market episode, what if it is really being propelled because so many eras are ending a the same time. the end of 10% a year chinese growth. the era of high oil prices. between $80 and $100. since the mid '90s we have gotten used to that. the era of the american two-party system. the american union. these are real bill lars. . not collapsing. but there is cement falling off of the pillars and there are a few cracks. i'm wondering if that is not what is rattling the market so much. what if all of this happens at a time when america is not the dominant power it was, and the traditional adult that can fix all of these things, you know, might not be available. >> let's talk through a couple of those things. $80 to $90 oil. that is terrible for consumers, but it seems like it should be fantastic. countries that are importers of oil, it should b

few possessions later ted friedman out to wes washpun his turn for a three ball and its good... uni down just three then right before the half ron baker.... step inside half court drains it panthers down 34-22 at the break in the second half bennet cook draws the contact and gets the tough layin--- he had 14 then washpun hits the long rebound out to jermey morgan who burries a three ball uni has got it within four butit went downhill from here fred van vleet part for three part of a 16-8 run and pantehrs drop their 3rd in a row they fall 74-55 it's tough when you get up and understand that this season's not over and until that last game goes we're going to keep fighting. it's a hard thing to do against those 2 guard. to defend those 2 guards perfect all night long is a very difficult thing to do, and when we made a mistake, they made us pay for pantherwill look to end their losing skid saturday at illinois state on to womens basketball in a big ten matchup the hwkeyes fall t home to penn state by the finall of 82-2-9. iowa city west grad ally disterhoft pitched in with 13 iowa h

thomas friedman is "the new york times" foreign affairs columnist. he's here with insight. thomas, great to see. you. >> great to be to here. >> you said when you come to dinner parties, it's not much fun nowadays. >> the thought was just occurring to me last week. what if, this isn't just your typical market episode, but what if this is really being propelled box a whole bunch of eras come in at the same time the era of 10% of the year chinese growth. for last 30 years. the era of high oil prices between $80 and $100. since the mid-'90s, we've gotten used to that. the era of the american two-party system. the era of the european union. these are pillar, pillars geef yo politics and geo economics. if luke at all four, i don't want to exaggerate, they're not collapsing, but there's some cement falling off, you know, of these pillars and a true cracks appearing. where i'm wondering if that is what's rallying the market. what if all of this happens at the time when america isn't the dominant power it was. and the traditional adult that can fix all of these things. you know, mi

victim allison friedman joined her attorneys today saying she was seriously injured in the collapse at the lulu lemon store last january. the roof of the clothing store crashed down after bricks from a building next door hit it. attorneys to you say the property owner of the six-story building the brick fell off was neglect. the suits against walnut street associates. friedman says she's still dealing with her injuries and in fact tomorrow will undergo spinal fusion surgery. >>> still ahead tonight on fox 29 news, a five-year-old tape from elementary school by a stranger. school officials let him go. the mix up that left the kid shaken and his mom furious. >>> and courtroom chaos. what the judge does after an accused criminal goes after an attorney. >>> a man's beloved pet pulled from his home. the city says it has to go because it's an al gate. the owner explain the slip up that got the gator taken away after 20 years of taking care of it. >>> new line of business for the philadelphia mob. the industry that's putting the mob in houses all across the city. >> coming up at 6:00 meet spi

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. >> all opinion friedman has been a correspondent for numerous organizations over o the past 30 yearsincluding wall street journal. ethic story of the billionaire took over italy how did you get access to see berlusconi? >> i saw back in the early 2014 to give me the time and we ended up spending 18 months together i i was going to do this on nixon and videotape 100 hours of interviews which we did making a documentary of it right now. but berlusconi is an outrageous character so it was a fascinating experience. so you have italian donald trump in real estate so becomes a rupert murdoch tycoon and then elected to be prime minister. then he had 65 separate bribery corruption mafia scandals, put on trial all of the time and, of course, in all of the this it was an important first meeting vladimir putin, his had good friend, a middle man between jorntle george w. bush and gadhafi in the days disagreed with hillary clinton over libya back in 2011. but berlusconi has a lot of inside stories to tell, but i was able to supplement the biography with interviews with mr. putin himself. i wept t

liz: adena friedman. coo and president of the nasdaq. not an easy time for anybody running certainly not an index but the dow holding onto gains up 127 points the closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. much more ahead live from here in davos, switzerland. we've got world leaders coming to us left and right. i'm going to talk to former british prime minister tony blair about why parliament this week talked about banning donald trump from his country. tony blair, you have got to hear what he has to say about that. and the president of ukraine on whether he's worried vladimir putin would try to maybe have him killed. we talked to petro when count down to the closing bell comes right back. what he looks forward to when it comes to crimea as well. live from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. fox means business you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if