i was doing a lot of dope and i looked crazy. >> ten months earlier, greco was arrested with her nowor her alleged participation in a robbery spree that made big news in the small town on eastern long island. >> this masked gunman was on the loose for more than a month targeting 15 fast food and convenience stores in eight communities across suffolk. but police say the crime spree ended with the arrests of chris marino and his girlfriend, jamie greco. >> unprecedented number of detectives and police officers involved in this investigation. >> but fortunately, no one was hurt in the robberies. police say marino's weapon turned out to be a bb gun. >> i wasn't going to shoot anyone. that wasn't the plan. it's just supposed to scare them. a lot of times when they got startled, i'm sorry, listen, i'm not trying to hurt nobody. i would put the bb gun away. i just need the money, please and leave. i don't like scaring people. maybe if i was polite it would help a little bit. >> chris marino is housed 15 miles away from his ex fiancee. this is his first time in jail. >> you know, this is whe

but it's basically greco roman wrestling. just greased up.with one hand. right into some greasy ass crack. that's fine. ♪ tell me something ♪ i want to know what are the rules of the game ♪ ♪ >> turkish oil wrestling. a big freaking salad covered with oiled men in leather pants giving each other spirited and prolonged reach-arounds. oh, geez. can we get rights to the barry white greatest hits record or diana ross "love hangover" or is that too obvious? i like to be respectful of ancient tradition, but the jokes write themselves. what, there's, like, ropes inside or handles? where do i get a pair of those pants? those are some super freaky pants. >> did you see the golden belts? >> it's got to be because the pants are awesome. imagine what the belt looks like. ♪ does he stop yelling at some point? >> the announcer is called -- >> yeah. >> and in slang, it means person who talks too much. it's too loud. it's time for political end. lots changed since your last visit. >> obviously the mood has changed a lot which is weird because everything seem

but it's basically greco roman wrestling. just greased up. one hand. right into some greasy ass crack. that's fine. ♪ tell me something ♪ i want to know what are the rules of the game ♪ ♪ ♪ >> turkish oil wrestling. a big freaking salad covered with oiled men in leather pants giving each other spirited and prolonged reach-arounds. oh, geez. can we get rights to the barry white greatest hits record or diana ross "love hangover" or is that too obvious? i like to be respectful of ancient tradition, but the jokes write themselves. what, there's, like, ropes inside or handles? where do i get a pair of those pants? those are some super freaky pants. >> did you see the golden belts? >> it's got to be because the pants are awesome. imagine what the belt looks like. ♪ does he stop yelling at some point? >> the announcer is called -- >> yeah. >> and in slang, it means person who talks too much. it's too loud. it's time for political end. lots changed since your last visit. >> obviously the mood has changed a lot which is weird because everything seemed

the apostle paul left his village and carried the gospel of jesus christ to the far corners of the greco-roman world so i carry the gospel of freedom. injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. your caught in an inescapable work of mutuality tidiness in the garment of destiny. whatever affects one affects us all. challenges can be met, and if we make use of the world resources and people driven by religious or secular ethics it is hard to argue the needs of americans are somehow more important. the question is would need can i help us to address? for some of us we can do our best work in homes and communities. the opportunity to help is not surrounded by borders. we did not return empty-handed. the reason i wanted to start with that pleases because whether we are talking about work that is happening in afghanistan are the sudan or argentina or thailand the work is hours. what is happening on one side of the world affects us directly. what isdirectly. what is happening in east and west baltimore impacts next. so if we are not willing to both acknowledge it and do something about it w

i am michelle greco. >> hi everyone, i am frank mallicoat. >> right now day one of the climate summitn paris underway less than three weeks after the attacks there left 130 people dead and hundreds injured. kpix 5 jackie ward is live in our newsroom with more on this historic conference . >> as a result of the terrorist attacks security in paris is at an all-time high. as leaders from 105 countries work toward an agreement that would lower create -- lower greenhouse gas emissions. president obama joins world leaders in paris focused on reaching a global agreement to combat climate change. the state department announced us had pledged $51 million to help poor countries adapt to the threat. >> our nation -- nations share a growing concern and realization that the power to do something about it is within our grasp. >>> governor jerry brown is asking people to commit to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 80% of 1990 levels by 2030. so far 19 countries have taken the pledge. paris is essentially on lockdown for the event which comes two weeks after the city was rocked by terror attacks.

. >> reporter: restaurateur tommy greco who owns a restaurant on ninth says he hasn't lost business but -- >> it definitely is a fear that is in everybody's mind. we're trying -- as new yorkers, trying to not think about it. >> reporter: this morning the police commissioner himself rode the subway. he says because it's gridlock alert day and it's faster but it sends a message. >> i would encourage people not to engage in that spreading of fear that this idea, i heard this from this guy, i heard this from that cop, that -- that's exactly what they are looking to do is just engender more fear. >> reporter: some defiant new yorkers say they won't give in to threats. >> terrorists are doing their jobs as far as putting fear into our lives. that's what they are trying to accomplish. and we're not going to let that happen. >> reporter: i have to tell you, most times when we're doing our live shots reporting in the field, people in new york city generally ignore you. but maybe it's a sign of the times. but i can feel a lot more people coming up to us saying, what's going on? live in hell's kit

but frank sinatra used to say that, after they'd do the shows in vegas, they'd go watch buddy greco inell, it's changed a lot. there is a lot of circumstance u soleil now. i think caesar's palace is the only place they get headliners. elton john, cher, celine dion -- well, they built the theater for celine dion. so i think that's about the only game in town now. everything else has gone showy. >> rose: a lot of clubs and electronic dance scenes. >> deejays get paid more money than anyone else. they're sound merchants and know what the kids want and are there to supply it. >> rose: you call this "over the top and back," meaning? >> well, i think i went over the top and sort of went into those comfortable areas, as i was talking about, and then thinking, wait a minute, you know, shaking myself and saying let's get back to recording properly. so i went over and i'm back. you know, especially with these albums i'm doing now because they're more like what i was doing in wales, you know, back to brass tacks, you know, with a rhythm section, singing blues, country, gospel-flavored songs that

>> and jamie greco. >> [ bleep ]! you want to [ bleep ]!gs i was saying to those kids was horrible, but it wasn't me. that's not how i am. that's just me putting on a front so that they see like what goes on. wipe that smile off your face you ugly [ bleep ]! you ugly [ bleep ]! wipe that smile off! we want them to know that this is real. i'm going to lose my voice. >> the students get a break from the verbal assault, and ready themselves for the next part of the program. >> i thought the girls were worse. >> yeah, they kept calling us fresh meat. >> it was scary. >> it wasn't like a normal thing. they were yelling at you. and screaming. and you just -- you couldn't say anything, you couldn't do anything, you just had to walk past it like it wasn't going on. >> quiet, guys. all right. now we're going to bring down some inmates to talk to you guys, all right? winter storm warnings are in effect all along the eastern seaboard... flights are cancelled on account of severe wind speeds. looks like it's just you and me. rolling power outages have.

greco? make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >>> congratulations to the kansas city royals on winning their first world series in 30 years. good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. first trading day of november, the markets set up for a mild open. we're going to get busy with earnings from facebook, tesla, disney later in the week. auto sales tomorrow a jobs number on friday. china's pmi was a miss and remains in contraction. the ten-year around 2.17. our road map begins with a trio of deals in biotech, personal care and food. >> hp ink and hewlett-packard enterprise began trading as separate companies today. we will speak with meg whitman a bit later on in the show. >> and visa shares lower after reporting a mixed quarter, a buy back and a purchase of visa europe. >>> a lot for investors to digest. a lot of deals in the spotlight, including treehouse foods agreeing to buy conagra's private

greco? make sure you join us tomorrow.begins right now. ♪ >>> congratulations to the kansas city royals on winning their first world series in 30 years. good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. first trading day of november, the markets set up for a mild open. we're going to get busy with earnings from facebook, tesla, disney later in the week. auto sales tomorrow a jobs number on friday. china's pmi was a miss and remains in contraction. the ten-year