police interviewed all of the hodges' relatives, as well as the man who spent more time at the hodges' home than anyone else, blaine's best friend and former high school track coach, earl bramblett. >> everyone that the police came in contact with said, if you want to foe is going on in that house or has gone on in the house, go find earl bramblett. he is the closest friend to the family. he is always over there. he is always doing things with blaine. >> bramblett told police that he went fishing with hodges the day before the fire, and that he had no idea who would want to harm the family. but bramblett said something revealing about blaine hodges during the interrogation. >> i called him an s.o.b. and said this s.o.b. had a beautiful family. he did them and did himself. >> newspapers reported only that the family died in a house fire and said nothing about a murder-suicide. >> when he said that, suspicion turned. >> a background check revealed that bramblett had previous brushes with the law. in 1977, he had been a suspect in the disappearance of two roanoke girls whose bodies had n

. >> that inmate, convicted killer henry hodges requires a team of five correctional officers to escort harsh reality check for me. >> officer robert mosley was one of hodges' victims. >> got medical on unit. >> i took the flap down went to apply his handcuffs. i got distracted. as i'm applying the handcuffs, he grabbed my arm and pulled it in and drew a razor blade down my arm. >> mosley's sliced arm required 59 stitches and the scar isn't only physical. >> the psychological effects never goes away. i think you learn to adjust to it, but you can't take this job for granted. these guys are not here for the right reasons and the reality of it every day is there. keep your eyes on the inmates at all times. don't ever take your eye off them especially on death row because these guys got nothing to lose if they were to injure you. >> hodges declined to talk to our producers on camera. ironically, the prison videotapes his every move. >> we film him everywhere he goes when he comes out of that cell just like you're filming me so we can maintain some kind of discipline. >> but when we travell

david: we have craig hodges, hodges fun ceo. christian ma goo, yield shares ceo and founder how he is playing the bond market. larry shover from the pits of cme. larry, are you a believer in this market? seems we're divided more than ever for those that say we'll continue to go up 10% and those at that say expect another correction. >> i do not expect another correction. in fact i am a believer. my end target for the year is. we're eye guessing -- digesting. traders want to know how we negotiate the 1850 space, very, very important. keep in mind to have a 10% correction in the market we need to so some type of stretched valuations which we clearly do not have or a macroevent which i don't see in the cards right now. liz: craig, you like the small cap space. small and mid-caps which are performers. how long does this continue? where is the most attractive part of it right now? >> you know the nice thing about small caps,, i feel like there are always opportunities there. at hodges capital we have more ideas than money. we have ne

. >> like the real life sonic the head hodge. sonic used to go over all those things. >> see if he can pull off this supersonic feat. >> and today something special came in the mail. >> youtube star charles opens up with this big-time musician dad. >> they are sharing something very special and not something that most of us get to experience in our lives. >> the big accomplishment they both now share. >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com. great video all darn day long. enjoy. >>> the loop or the loop de loop has never been completed by a man on foot. oh. >>. never been done. >> that makes sense. i would think you probably couldn't get up the momentum needed to stay upside down going through the loop. >> if anyone can it's the man by the name of damien walters. we've featured damien many timeses on the show, one of the best parkour people and gymnast. >> i don't thing it's possible. >> i don't either. >> they do the math on this. here's the numbers. >> worked out it's good news actually the s

dave hodges is the manager and founder of the all-american cannabis club in san jose. he's been in business for five years. and says simple things like opening up a bank account for his business almost impossible. >> right now if a bank finds on out that you're connected to a marijuana business, they're likely to close your account. >> the new federal guidelines include avoiding dealers who sell marijuana to minors. hodges is happy the feds are stretching in, but the american bankers association is not so sure about this move. the group is quoted as saying, quote, guidance and regulations does not alter the underlying challenge for the banks. >>> an olympic surprise on the eve of the big rush sha/usa hockey game, russian president vladimir putin visited the usa house in sochi yesterday. no tension. just some pleasantries and some wine. word of putin's unexpected visit quickly spread on twitter, this selfie was tweeted with the russian leader. we've got another days of heart-stopping victories and losses to come. if you are a reporter in sochi, you are going for gold in

when the fire was extinguished, rescuers found the bodies of all four members of the hodges

hodge also decided to take a stand the entrepreneur wants to show that it's possible to do business here with out paying bribes. he's currently renovating a house here in monrovia. she plans to turn into a restaurant. she says many people advised her against the plan. they said that she would be forced to pay bribes to obtain the necessary permits. but that hasn't been her experience. the dvd in an armored unit on the need to be in france on the money everyone we are need to get the bees knees are upgrades that cannot be that and i've learned something and ministry. you see young people like pandora and still hopes for liberia's future after ten years of peace the young generation are better educated and those who grew up during the years of turmoil and civil war the seat doesn't want to give up. even though the weeks in captivity with difficult. he sees his release as a positive signal if our democracy is good for my beer and a gentleman of the hole that you can stomach was something you believe in and in the mta has come about. but before rack the sea continues his battle against corru

projects that often, ends up being a problem, so we want to get out in front of it, if i may, just the hodge pogde process and, do you have a sense of how long that may take? or is it just unknown at this point? >> it is actually in the schedule, and one of the changes that we have made, within the last several years, is permitting us to deliver the construction documents in stages as opposed to the previous ml which was to complete everything and then submit it, we have actually submitted the structural drawings for saint lukes. >> great. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> and why don't we now, >> i guess that we could take any order, but i see that, boeses who is the chief financial e she is not here >> she is to leave, but jerry robins could answer that or those questions from mta. >> if we could hear from mr. robins? >> i think that he would just like to hang out. and keep testifying. >> yes. >> and good morning, again, jerry robins sustainable streets division, sfmta and as mr. rich, identified, we have received approximately 3.5 million dollars in payments

dave hodges is the manager and founder of the all-american cannabis club in san jose. in business for five years and he says the simple things like opening up a bank account for his business pretty much impossible. the new federal guidelines include avoiding dealers who sell marijuana to minors. >>> coming up later this morning on "today in the bay" we're going to be going live to sochi. janelle wang will join us and take us on a tour of the international broadcast center. that plus all of your top stories coming up at 7:00. for the time being, we send you back to the "today" show. we'll see you soon 3 is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ >>> we're b

whether it's wearing pj have been a headscarf whether it's prayer whether it's being able to go on hodges member of the military to it to werribee it. oh we do on occasion get these reports of the cross with his nation put forward by either military personnel so it is an issue but i wouldn't say it's one of our biggest categories of work now and that the video we saw us soldiers wearing patches on their uniforms that could be considered offensive to people for muslims to visit us must remember to wear such labels. it's a balance between their freedom of religious expression of the creations soldiers and you want them to be able to express themselves are due to religion that's the right to say is it's the right of the most luminous taken a jewish person now. but you can't have a situation where you're forcing that religion on other military personnel and it doesn't say there's no any peace in the fox old swede who the military in your income that religion is an important thing to you but you shouldn't be in a muslim country of pushing your particular faith on people that you are supposedly

it's really a hodge podge of things.jihadists in syria than there were in iraq at the height of the war in iraq. so, this is really a very serious thing. and i think assad really needs to go. the problem is, how can you convince him to go when he think s he's winning the war? >> public opinion on getting involved on anything militarily is very soured. so you're going to need presidential leadership. what do you want to hear from the president? does he need to be speaking more publicly about essentially this -- do we need to go back where we were five months ago and have this public debate about what to do? >> one of the things in the meeting with kerry, he asked us if there was a change on the ground in our districts, if people were more inclined to want to get involved and everyone said no, people just don't want to get involved. >> and some said we could have more debate. the president needs to lean in. >> syria's not going away. i really think that the alternative to having a debate or the alternative to changing our

and this is one of the things we have heard from mark hodge. facebook a good friend of mine sees the entire party as racist. i'm considered the exception to her mindset. so why does mark's friend see it that way? that's what we'll talk about next. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male anner ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! pluto truck guys,cting the truck is everything. and when you put them in charge of making an unbeatable truck... ... good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's

hodge, already got doug including a lot of the duties that mohamed would be doing. >> he is in wind-downll you technically what that means, but it involves the new members you have heard about. i'm also on the investment committee. i have the great honor of serving clients on the committee to help making decisions. all of us nerds on the trade floor trying to find the best trade ideas. >> tony crescenzi, thanks. ♪ >> if you missed everything that happened, we will get you caught up right now. top 10 stocks. number 10, monster beverage. that beatrter sales analysts's to mitts. results seem to validate the company's recent efforts to combat the assault on its drink and marketing practices. >> number nine, up half a percent, raising its ratings to mutual from negative. trip advisor will benefit from a growing trend that online travel agents are taking more shared from the smaller players. falling six percent today. the cloud computing company's net loss widened during the fourth quarter as progressive spending pressured margins. its cfo will retire in march of next year after holding the jo

third, many organizations only attempt to go through the ministry of hodge and religious affairs to identifyreligious leaders to work with. we found initiatives tend to get the most reach when they go beyond these networks. individuals associated with state linked madras was or mosques, even the high peace council, have limited credibility in the rural areas. while engaging these groups cannot be avoided, it is important to keep in mind, there is a distinction between the state religious officials and the more trusted local religious leaders. additionally, islamist groups and located in the kinds of civil war in the taliban era are similarly tainted in the public's eyes. fourth, we found counter narratives resonated strongest when they were supported by found international religious callers. an years ago, we cosponsored event with george mason university and boston college, which brought together 2000 ,eligious leaders and scholars all of whom who had been invited. during the conference, developed a policy against violence. when this was aired on the radio, the names of the local actors had

[applause] the new mayor of minneapolis, betsy hodges, is he or.plause] and my great friend, who actually told i was running for president before i knew i was running for president, r. t. rybak. love that name. where he is r. t.? [applause] now, i want to thank everybody who showed me around union depot and gave me a preview of this new light rail line. it is fantastic. [applause] and i also just want to say, even though he is not here today, i want to say to everybody how michelle and i have been keeping in our thoughts and prayers one of the great americans that we know, as well as a great minnesotan, walter mondale. [applause] now, like millions of americans, i've spent some time with minnesotans lately because i was watching the olympics. [laughter] minnesota since 19 athletes to the games. [applause] that's tied for second most of any state, and they did us all proud. it is not shocking that minnesotans might be pretty good at the winter olympics. [laughter] what is ethically interesting is that, once again, the tiny town of warroad prove that

in the 6:00 hour he left it largely to congress to put this together and what happened they had a hodge-podgee constructive simple stimulus. the idea the administration shouldn't have acted or didn't act properly is silly. we were losing 800,000 jobs a month. we had to do something. >> let me read what eugene has written in "the washington po " post." in the past republicans have joined democrats in voting for needed increases. in an election year, however, struggling wage earners are out of luck. the 11 million men and women, mostly women, i would contend, and children in this country without documents are immigrants of the calendar. president obama and the entire congressional leadership agree there is an urgent need for immigration reform. it's one thing to seek an advantage at the polls. it's another to make innocent people suffer for your ambition. guilty members of congress and i'm specifically including you, senator cruz, should hang their heads in disgrace. euge eugene, those are fairly strong words. >> you know, it's an election year. essentially congress has given up on achieving so