i don't know who goes to the doctor for a hickey. none of the people i know. >> like a treasure hunt going through all the possible conditions. >> yes. it's interesting. >> if you do get injured seriously, certainly want an ambulance to come and only on nbc bay area santa clara count is considering replacing its ambulance provider rural metro. city and firefighters across the county say they want input in the new contract. but the county says no plan can work unless the san jose fi firefighters improve their response time. they claim firefighters are missing the mark 30% of the time. >> only having 70% responsive time puts the citizens of san jose at risk and that's not fair. >> now firefighters say they need more boots on the ground to improve their response time. the county says the board of supervisors will listen to all sides at a meeting next week. >>> now, time stamps starting today. californians who had their driver licenses suspended because they couldn't afford to pay traffic tickets have a second to get their driving privil

. >> john ben ja jamin hickey is here. >> how long have you been -- >> since 1992. ea c up at jfk like that his plays. he has a play oepg up in lincoln center erl arly november, and i launched a radio channel on sirius xm. the flagship of radio andy called "my favorite song." and you get to know about your favorite people by hear about their favorite songs. >> and this is radio andy and now this is what i have been doing. you are on demand now. >> yes. >> and i clickne da in t eraas arraltooawa surprised, because she not an easy interview. >> yes. >> and when she was talking to you, she was giving you stuff. >> i am a huge fan, asouno so prepared yet nervous. >> and connie britain. >> we are. >> and 102. >> yes, and next to howard and a couple of notches below the "today" show. >> and this is what happens, becseaas jicl ajstamos. >> that is recently. >> and last night. >> oh, right. last night, a former new york housewife jill zarrin and i have not seen her in like three years. >> are is she still mad? >> no, we r are good. she said she thought about me in temple, a

>> our new camera guy, gets a hickey. >> camera guy? >> gigantic hickey on his neck. so eric estrada comes over and we ask, we go -- >> what do you do about hickeys? >> no, you get kaboom, spray it. >> secret? >> kaboom can with oxiclean and spray the hickey and it disappears. harvey: kaboom the cleaning spray? >> yeah. >> won't oxiclean work? it's a bruise. >> it may leave a big hole in your neck but it will clear it. >> spru ever given anyone a hickey? harvey: don't talk to me. >> that's funny. >> thanks so much. announcer: athletes and action figuresave company turns your likeness into -- a nazi? yes, it's german soccer star 4& bastion in oh, no you didn't make me into a nazi barbi doll. >> there's a huge soccer star in germany. his name is bastion. star who plays for manchester united. boy, he's ssed. >> he's suing because this hong kong toy company released a doll, world war ii doll, and it basically looks just like him but he's dressed up like a nazi. announcer: well, you can't deny bastion. without can say for sure that he's the one they based it on? ok, that w

he's john benjamin hickey. he's got so much going on. he's in the upcoming new movie "truth", and "big stone gap", plus your play opens next months. >> and the tv show. >> "manhattan", where he plays a physicist working on the world's first nuclear bomb, but he runs into a little trouble. take a look. >> wait a minute. i'm not supposed to be in here. hey. there's a misunderstanding. >> oh, my god, you are so good. hi. >> i am happy to be here. you have a lot of energ today. >> that's what we love. how about his twinkies. he was upset about the 2010kis. >> so "manhattan" a great show. you can't tell whether frank is a good guy or a bad guy. >> he's a little bit of both. he's like a mass of contradictions, and he's doing all the right things for maybe not all of the right reasons. it's a story of men and women who built the first atomic bomb in los alamos, new mexico and everything we know about the world, surveillance, secrets, was all sort of born in this time and place, so it makes for explosive drama. >> how much of it is based on trut

officer hickey allegedly assaulted another man. new developments this morning in the case of bella bond the toddler whose body was found abandoned on deer island. there may be new fallout on the way. the eye' s erika tarantal is here with the move the governor is considering. erika: and that could include serious discipline for the social worker who evaluated the bella bond case. governor baker tells the globe dcf will scrutinize the previous work of that employee who ultimately could be fired. an independent report released wednesday found the worker largely copied information when evaluating bella' s mother, rachelle bond, in 2012 and 2013 before. rachelle bond is charged with covering up bella' s murder, her boyfriend is charged with the killing. the report blamed faulty information for the closing of bella' s case. a spokesperson for the union that represents dcf workers said. -- dcf worker said a full review of the case and related decisions will shed light on whether discipline is warranted, and at what levels. right now the

joined by paul hickey, cofounder of the spoken investment group.ive us a perspective how bad it is going into earnings and how it compares historic the? aswe like to track analysts -- sentiment. we look at the spread between positive and negative revisions over rolling month time. what we are seeing now is it has been negative for quite some time. we are near the lowest levels of the recovery. there has only been for other corridors where the you have had more negative sentiment heading into an earning season then we see now. there are plenty of reasons to be negative. strongrope markets dollar. the question here -- here is what does this mean? there is a strong correlation between analyst sentiment and the market performance during earning season. the negative revisions outnumber the positive revisions. positive returns 84% of the time. when they are positive heading into earnings season you can to see the market decline a little over 1%. more recently there has only been one quarter where analysts us -- sentiment was positive. that was the only q

authorities tell wbz19 year veteran john hickey allegedly assaulted a man at the bar while off duty, he has been on administrative leave. >> a level three sex offender will be charged in an home invasion, he was seen duct taping a 6-year-old girl from a chair and stealing cash. one of two homes he broke into. police used fingerprints at the second home. >>> new at noon, cambridge police looking for this man who they say robbed a t.j. max according to police the man had three children with him, when he pushed a store employee and took off. if you have any information cambridge police want to hear from you. >>> school is back in session in lowell still remains a mystery what caused students to suddenly become sick. crews evacuated the middle school yesterday when dozens of students fell ill five were sent to the hospital as a precaution the sullivan school officials there first thought it could be a case of carbon monoxide poisening they think there may have been a virus, over night the school was scrubbed from top to bottom. >>> building inspectors say a mysterious sound that prompted

by the way he pronounces his name at home we know him as oh-hickey yoga. antoinette: i've heard this o-hickey yoga story before. it was hilarious. jorge was also the cover boy of yesterday's edition of the spanish language daily "el mundo." he's been television in boston for more than 40 years. i have got to say you meet jorge for the first time. he is just the nicest guy. and always, always the sharpest dresser. frank: a skinny tie. looking great. you know, well deserved honor. he's a legend around here. antoinette: i love that guy. all right. on the way this morning, a potential breakthrough to prevent lyme disease. frank: and a fiery crash under investigation right now. frank: 6:54. welcome back. breaking news overnight. waltham police are investigating a fiery crash involving three cars and a house on newton and fuller streets. officers say two cars coming down newton street missed the turn. one car hit another vehicle. the second hit a house and burst into flames. everyone managed to get out of the house safely. no one was hurt. antoinette: a quincy a

police tell wbz that john hickey a 19 year veteran of the force was off duty when he got into an altercation with a man at the bar. hick has been on administrative leave since the department found out about the confrontation. >>> a level 3 sex offender is facing charges he's accused of breaking into a home duct taping a 16-year-old to a chair and stealing money from her family. police used fingerprints at that second home to track him down. >>> cambridge police are looking for this pan right here take a look they say he robbed a t. j. max. he had three kids with him at the time. he pushed a store employee and took off. if you have any information call police in cambridge. >>> uh-hum up at 11:00 i-team provisions written in this country. reporter: we're talking about generic drugs which most of our insurance companies insist we take because they are less expensive. but what a lot of people don't know is that these medicines have one major disadvantage and as consumers we lose some important rights having to do with our safety. it's something a foxborough mother discovered when her daughter wa

. >> reporter: it's the idea of owner sara mae hickey, a 25-year-old local who saw the need for employment opportunities for young adults with autism. >> autism, i think when we talk about it, just in the general public, people talk about it as a childhood disability. >> axelrod: sara mae has known autism her whole life. her younger sister emily is on the lower functioning end of the autism spectrum. >> a lot of us are exposed in our everyday lives but it's really great to put a face on that and to know that the person bringing your lunch may or may not have special needs, and that's just normal. >> axelrod: the cafe offers pet therapy and other programs for those it can't offer jobs. since puzzles opened, sara mae has received about 600 applications, but the cafe can only employ 25. >> in a way, it's like, wow! that's amazing. i'm blown away. but it's also tragic. i mean, there are so many people who just want to have a job. >> what flavor? >> reporter: maddie hannon was one of the first applicants. >> it's like hitting a lottery ticket. >> reporter: her father, don, says the experience h

the police department has filed criminal charges against one of their officers. 47-year-old john hickey has been on administrative leave since early this year after the department found out about an off-duty incident at the billerica elks club in 2013. he allegedly assaulted another man. the 19-year veteran of the force is charged with assault and battery and faces possible >> a former prep school student is convicted of statutory rape. owen lal brie sexually assaulted a fellow classmate at st. paul's prep in new hampshire. the victim gave an impact statement before today's sentencing. >> what he did to me made me feel like i didn't belong on the planet. and that i would be better off dead. than having to deal with the terrible things that every day were thrown in my direction. after doing the right thing. >> reporter: lebri is registered as a sex offender and will have to for the rest of his life and pay restitution to his victim's family. >> crews cleaning up two schools top to bottom in lowell after 16 students got sick. some had to be taken to the hospital. tonight we know practice

to hillside middle school in manchester to hear about heroine from someone who battled the chris hickey, the ems training officer for the manchester fire department, stages ambulances around the city so narcan is never too far from an overdose. >> it is something that, going untreated, will kill you. there are no if' s , and' s, or s. jean: he shared the ugly truths pictures students will see in most parents say they want their of heroin. this. >> i want my kid to come home being like, it was awful. >> i think it' s something every child in the city should learn. parents need to embrace this. it' times we live in. family is dealing with addiction, and she wants to prevent others from facing the same pain. >> one time you try this, you are addicted. jean: the schools superintendent says meeting with parents is a good start. >> i think we are headed down the right track of having it being educational and be very careful about, at the same time, which pictures and visuals we give to kids, as well. jean: first responders and school officials say some of the have to be edited before the pres

and joseph united states marking up cornell phil who's men have helped us plan throughout and mary hickeyrom pg&e and eric from verizon i wanted to thank all of them and let you know they're available for post conference discussions and tours of the ship are available after this so thank you, everyone for coming very much appreciate that and to very much appreciate that and to the speakers behind them - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making san francisco what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and park

this one is s10 superficial bite of the neck or a hickey. invol activities involving crafts and bizarre personal appearance. we all look like that before makeup. before the newscast, right? then there is this one. w-58.03 crushed by alligator. not to be confused by w58.13 which is crushed by a crocodile. chances are this update to the icd 10 is causing your doctor and his staff a major headache. again, four times more codes than before. but there are less humorous reasons why the more specific codes are better for you and your health care provider. let's talk about those. this will help them better identify epidemic or pandemics like when the flu breaks out. better identify have a fever and vomiting. we can find that better. document details of your visit whether it's a repeat visit or your left hamstring that you pulled our your right hamstring. you can also help will reduce fraud and improve accuracy of payments and, of course, that will eventually mean better payments for the doctor, but also lower medical costs and that could eventually

paul hickey is here also, i wanted to get your reaction.usly you can't talk that much about individual stocks but apple is such an important factor. it's interesting that it's not a leader right now in this market. >> it is outperforming the market so far in career. let's say that first. apple is more i think an international story, the international growth. domestic growth in units is a slower rate, china 99% growth. going forward we will have to look internationally here. u.s. market we're seeing smartphone penetration rates high among the iphone versus android and going to the chinese market they view apple as the highest quality, best status symbol, the only issue is the price, but they're willing to pay up on price in order for the status and quality. >> and just to put this in perspective, the collin gill police word on 115 as the price target you are not the norm for the analyst community, 83% of analysts say apple is a buy and the average price target is $147. >> i know. right. yet the stock is sitting right around our levels. >> we

chris hickey, the e.m.s. training officer stages ambulances around the city sonar so narcan is never too far from an overdose. >> it's something that going untreated will kill you, no if's, and's or buts about it. jean: he shared what students would see in the city soon at every school. most parents say they want their children exposed to the reality of heroin. >> i have two sixth graders and want them to be scared of it because it was terrifying. >> i want my kid to say, this is awful. >> the parents of the children need to embrace this. it's scary, but these are the times we live in. >> rhonda wilkins says her family is dealing with addiction and she wants to prevent others from facing the same pain. >> and they need to know one time you try this, you're addicted. it could be your last time jean. jean: the school superintendent says meeting with the parents is the start. >> we need to be educational, at the same time which pictures and visuals we give to kids as well jen jeanne first responders say some ima

and joseph united states marking up cornell phil who's men have helped us plan throughout and mary hickeyrom pg&e and eric from verizon i wanted to thank all of them and let you know they're available for post conference discussions and tours of the ship are available after this so thank you, everyone for coming very much appreciate that and to the speakers behind themit. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the 311 calling center i know that our director nancy welcomes me usually we get to announce another great tool if not a modification of our 311 center the public and residents like to see you know when we first created the 311 center we were here for that start we wanted a tool that lifts the burden off all the vacuums of calls going to 9-1-19-1-1 is for real emergencies life or death and whatever it happening on the street currently that will be of the emergency nature needs to be called through to 911 we'll get an immediate fire and police and department of emergency response on that on to day to day basis we have a lot of other calls we have tried to direct those now thousands ev

and joseph united states marking up cornell phil who's men have helped us plan throughout and mary hickeyrom pg&e and eric from verizon i wanted to thank all of them and let you know they're available for post conference discussions and tours of the ship are available after this so thank you, everyone for coming very much appreciate that and to the speakers behind them (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passenger

. >> paul hickey. >> guy, you once worked at ups. >> i did it well. you have such sarcasm in that. i got employee of the day. crushed it. >> brown worked for you. >> you worked there for a day. >> so last year the transports had a huge move to the down side in october followed by the bounce. i think we topped out in late november. same thing happened in 2011. the difference this year is the sell-off has been much more gradual. i don't see any reason for the transports to bounce. i get the statistics. it's a kensho thing he did there. i just don't see it happening this year. that's just me one person's opinion. >> another person's opinion is if i was going to pick a sector i think bottomed i would go with energy. no question energy stocks especially high quality ones put in a bottom. semis, the sox is on a move higher. >> how about you? >> i agree with timmy. i do. oil seems to have kind of found a level here even though other commodities seem to be sold off last week. i would say energy. >> oil giving up big gains today. one trader made a huge bet that crude will rally the rest of

jim hickey watched water flowing through the bulk heads and on to his backyard. his plan of staying down the shore for a few more weeks is now scrapped. >> looks like we'll be leaving town rather than sit in the dark and watch my car float by. >> reporter: the good news is, there haven't been many people here on the island since we've been here. using two ways to alert people about the problems with the coastal problems, that is a siren they've been using to tell people to get their cars off the road, as well as reverse 911, message has been going out to people saying make sure you're ready, especially tomorrow as the floods are expected to be worse. live in cape may county, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> we are on the beach in louis, delaware, right now. that's where the ocean meets the delaware bay and i want to bring you around this way here at the beach. this is a part of louis that tends to flood. during sandy all this was underwater past the dairy queen down there. the governor of delaware is monitoring the situation. we haven't seen any horrible spots just y

by the way he pronounces his name, at home we know him as oh-hickey yoga. antoinette: i think it says that on his business card. i'm not sure. jorge was also the cover boy of yesterday's edition of the spanish language daily "el mundo." he's been television in boston for more than 40 years. i've got to say no one deserves that more than jorge. he's just such a class actment he's so great to be around. no matter what. frank: i'll bet that writer said personable and handsome. always looking dressed to the nines. antoinette: exactly. on the way this morning, a potential breakthrough in the battle to prevent lyme disease. the local researchers that may be close to a vaccine. frank: and firefighter s are on the massive scene of a fire. the flames consuming this unit at the scrimmages of oak hill. stay withstay with dear fellow citizen, s hard to say no want toys, because you' re saving for shoes. and shoes. and shoes. p but i can help you figure out how to save a little with one deposit checking. r so ask me, i can help you avoid fees. fellow working mom and fel

s10.87xa a superficial bite of the neck, a hickey. why you would go to the doctor for that, i'm not sure. activities involving arts and crafts. r46.1 bizarre personal appearance. what my vet calls just not right. w58.03 crushed by alligator not to be confused by w58.13 crushed by crocodile. this is a very important distinction, sam. chances are this update to the icd 10 is causing your doctor and his staff an r51, a headache. an update ten years in the making and, again, almost five times more codes than before. there are less humorous reasons, though. why the more specific codes are supposed to be better for you and for your health care provider. they will help to identify epidemecor pandemics like an outbreak of the flu or ebola and document details of your visit so your doctor always knows whether it is the third time you've seen that condition whether you hurt your left side or right side. also updates to the intended to reduce fraud and improve accuracy of payment and that eventually could lead to lower health care costs. if that

billerica police department has filed criminal charges against one of its officers. 47-year-old john hickey has been on an administrative leave since early this year after department found oh off duty incident an elk club in 2013. allegedly assaulted another man. 19-year veteran of force is charged with assault and battery. developing tonight. what caused about 60 students to suddenly get sick at sullivan middle school in lowell. parents had to leave work and pick up their children. tonight it's still a mystery why place. bob ward is live in lowell after speaking to parent whose child didn't feel well. bob. >> yeah, no, these kids did not feel well at all. and right now i can tell you that two schools actually are be scrubbed down. i'm live in front sullivan happened. and the kids were the students were evacuated from this school to the reilly elementary school which is behind me. so this school and that school both being scrubbed down tonight. and authorities are telling us that it appears that one possible cause for all of this is being ruled out. >> we are ruled out carbon monoxide probl

varieties of cheerios, what i'm trying to say is that consumers and government are getting pretty hickeyy nut, nothing wrong with that. connell: hello liz: i think that consumers are getting too picky and the government is getting too annoying. neil: branding themselves as gluten-free liz: and that's bad totally understood, they weren't trying to take advantage, a mistake with the gluten-free. connell: just having all the options you're saying too many options and look at people liz: i'm not getting mad. neil: giving that face liz: what's interesting and this is interesting, watch this. a former-- right, an official. connell: picture this liz: 30 years ago we didn't know there were food-borne illness out there, the reporting is better. do we have the food recalls? because the reporting is better. c.d.c., usda, and they all have. neil: what about this one. connell: there's flour in this one, had them on the shelf with flour liz: they transported-- from rail to truck and in the truck got mixed up with wheat. neil: and it actually came out. connell: flour, helps-- hence gluten, you thought

in other words you got a hickey. >> there's a code for that?eal. >> sucked into a jet engine, subsequent encounter. that's the people sucked in once, somehow survived and they got sucked in again. >> this is one more. problems in relationship with in-laws. i imagine you can use that one a lot, but i'm not sure why that lands you in the doctor's office. i'm not married. you looked at me like you get it. >> maybe it's a psychiatrist or something like that. >>> certainly we're having some wild flooding down the shore in allentown. we're looking at the renaissance hotel in case you're familiar with that neck of the woods. >> yes. and our neck of the woods here in philadelphia, cloudy with showers and down the shore more coastal flooding. big problems there. so that high tide could be higher than last. and that will be happening about 12:45. rain, steady rain, it's moved north. not just passing showers. not completely dry today, but a passing shower is likely. this is coming in from the ocean here. a computer forecast shows we have one or to showers

paul hickey is here and cocaine contributor stephanie link from tia kref. and christine shore and "fast money" trader gay adami. welcome one and all. did he have, i will begin with you, border thoughts on this market, some big individual moves today. >> there is big rotation going on. we talked about it a couple of weeks ago and it has continued out of growth into value, out of healthcare into industrials. materials, energy. today actually has been consumer staples as well, last couple of day staples as well. as the draghi comments lift aid lot of these sectors for sure. then you had earnings that were not as bad as expected. the dollar has stabilized, oil has stabilized, people are thinking this is the trough in those sectors and they are buying them in spades. >> we will get these earnings numbers to you as quickly as we can. looks like amazon coming out with a 17 cent figure for its bottom line, again, that compares with a loss estimate of 13 cents a share. shares are popping at 9%. we will have more in just a moment. paul, is the focus largely today sti

paul hickey of bespoke investment group recommends tech investors consider three names right now.alo alto networks, but before committing capital to technology, stovall mentions one strong caveat. he says investors should always look to history as a guide but never take it as gospel. he's, in fact, market weight in part because valuation for the sector as a whole isn't all that attractive he says at 14 times forward earnings. brian, back to you. >> good stuff. >> thank you, sir. >> melissa? >> within technology let's look at the fang stocks. facebook up 14%. amazon up 66%. netflix up an eye-popping 110% and goinging up 20%. should you stick with these names into year end. let's bring in rob sanderson for mkm partners. in a market like this we have seen a number of stocks have done well so far this year become source of fund stocks. is that your primary concern for this group, that they've done so well people want to lock in gains at this point? >> yeah, i think the concern is more broader than that and just where are we in the business cycle and the macro economy and what does it

. >> reporter: also, hickey said there will be a new venue called fleet fest. >> we'll have a bunch ofnd we'll have live music from local bay area bands and we'll have ship tours at pier 80. so there will be a lot to do while you are waiting to get on the ship. >> >> reporter: the fun will kick after this weekend. >> they will be flying into oakland, landing sunday night. >> reporter: we should expect to hear them sunday night when they come in? they are loud >> you may. on the east bay, i can anticipate hearing them. >> reporter: the next week before the show, the team will be practicing. >> wednesday, we'll put a buoy in the water off alcatraz. what they are doing, they are -- >> reporter: there is alot to keep track of in terms of the whole thing. best to go online. >> kron 4. com is a great resource. >> that's right, we are the place to turn to for your fleet week information. we have an extensionive list of times and places. so get ready, it's almost here. >> > >>> as theresa mentioned, kron 4 proud to meet the blue angels to fleet week. you can catch all of the thrills as we brin

coming up on the "today" show, actor john benjamin hickey chats about two films and his tv show. another update in 30 minutes.

hickey has long been a contentious figure. wereeliability of reports question.he is facing a new congressional inquiry this month. meanwhile, in the "wall street journal," angela merkel face of a near revolt over migrants. the report says that german leaders conservative allies ousting of the open door policy, saying you have failed. to opened the borders hundreds of thousands of migrants from the middle east, afghan, and elsewhere, putting her on a collision course, facing her toughest political challenges since she rose to power a decade ago. her approval rating back to a four-year low of 54% this month. nine percentage points below her standing last month. she is one of the world's most powerful women. also this weekend, we will be exploring the history and life of buffalo, new york as part of our c-span city's book tour. ating up today on c-span 6:00 p.m., we will be seeing our ,uffalo literary programming including african-american women right to the new first lady. the book is a compilation of letters that were written to michelle obama from african-americ

and joseph united states marking up cornell phil who's men have helped us plan throughout and mary hickeypg&e and eric from verizon i wanted to thank all of them and let you know they're available for post conference discussions and tours of the ship are available after this so thank you, everyone for coming very much appreciate that and to the speakers behind them >> hi. i am cory with san francisco and we're doing stay safe and we're going to talk about what shelter in place or safe enough to stay in your home means. we're here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco and joined by carla, the deputy director of spur and one of the persons who pushed this shelter in place and safe enough to stay concept and we want to talk about what it means and why it's important to san francisco. >> as you know the bay area as 63% chance of having a major earthquake and it's serious and going to impact a lot of people and particularly people in san francisco because we live on a major fault so what does this mean for us? part of what it means is that potentially 25% of san francisco's bu