next is for jared. jared, who is this actor? >> oh, he's a cowboy.e'sn -- [ laughter ] >> he's in "true grit." >> jimmy: yeah, wow. >> that old guy that made a new album. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not old anymore. >> jeff bridges? yeah. no, no, no -- john wayne. john wayne. >> jimmy: john wayne. that is absolutely right, yes. katy, who is this rapper? >> oh, my. jumping john or something? i don't know. >> jimmy: what did you say? >> i said jumping john. >> jimmy: well, that is lil wayne. lil wayne, yes. next question, jared, what is a telegram? >> oh. can i have a clue? >> jimmy: no, you cannot. >> it's an old tv? >> jimmy: it is not an old tv. katy, the question goes to you, what is a telegram? >> a telegram is a wire that is sent from one -- using shortwave. >> jimmy: yes, that is exactly right. very well done. we have one more question. katy, name this dog. >> that's snoop dogg. >> jimmy: that's absolutely right. jared? [ cheers and applause ] jared, you get a chance to tie this. name this dog. >> wonder dog. >> jimmy: oh! >> underdog, underdog! >> j

i hope some other people realize how brave jared really is. >> i spoke with jared, and that's when id upon this article from may 1987 about these five attacks on young boys in paynesville. and those attacks sounded so similar to his case and to jacob's case, i asked him have you ever heard of these before? he's like, no, i never heard of that before. i said, well, listen to this. the guy said same thing, don't turn around or i'll blow your head off. and we both just went wow, that seems significant. >> i felt like it was the biggest lead generated in 25 years. >> what happened here is scary. i mean, terrifying. >> someone in that tight-knit community may well have the keys to what happened. >> we need to go back. ♪ (mom) when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a s

gary's long time friend and fellow deputy jared higgins. >> and that is the moment that i knew it was what i was supposed to do. >> he turned to me and i won't forget that the day, and so higgins went through the testing, and turned out to be a match. >> he call ded me and said, what are you doing on march 10th? i said, i'm going to school and he said how about you skip school and we go to get a kidney transplant. and so it was pretty cool the way he told me, and we got off of the foep, andphone, and started crying. crying. >> when we were here to meet, they said that jared had a super kidney, and we expected the kidney to have a cape on it when he came out. >> i was created to do something extraordinary, and i believe all of us are. >> and jared can go back to the normal life. >> my mom says that i have to get a job, and then i'll just going back to school in the fall. >> playing basketball with friend, and becoming a history teacher, and thanks to the family friend who stepped up in the family's darkest hour. >> it is hard to feel like a hero, because it just felt like i did what i

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thank you, jared. things to this and on budget and policy priorities for this important conference on employment, jobs. economics, standard economics at least focuses mostly on people like consumers and jobs is something i could do to get the community to consume. i think that's sociologist under the tide i think that's a little bit effective. people are also produces and that's an important part of how we view ourselves, and what makes us feel like we are creative and publishing things in our lives. so in trying to develop a healthy economy that will give everybody decent and meaningful work, we are addressing not just the issue of incomes but also the issue of personal satisfaction. now, my perspective, the panelists are mostly going to be i think not entirely but a lot will be on the microeconomics of foldable the my perspective is from macroeconomic perspective. and full employment is of course a central goal of macroeconomics policy. i'm not going i will not be talking today about prospective mone

paul vina, jared levy and fox business's lizzie macdonald.re not talking about backpackers staying in those who have develops, student housing -- hovels. i want to get to jared who, is the winner? anybody that want long the dollar but who else? >> who is the winner? it is funny, right. i thinking more on losing side. the winners here in my opinion are american travelers obviously, right? companies like expedia will benefit. americans go to europe more frequently. the dollar goes farther. europeans will stay in europe, africa. a company that might get hurt is mcdonald's. big multinational company. shaky on the fundamentals. we're hearing new ceo is getting paid 1/3 old ceo ousted. mcdonald's has problems. they could suffer from a higher dollar. liz: they could. paul, i look at this, first thing i think, if these companies can not hire somebody to help them hedge against currency fluctuations they're just not operating smart, so who is the loser? >> liz, you think to yourself, euro's down, u.s. dollar up, the losers have to be american business

jared, we saw the price of protection get a little bit more expensive yesterday. jared: it did. our expectations and take some of the risks on the market more serious than we had before. scarlet: we had a day to digest what we saw yesterday. jared: yesterday, was hard to describe. it was hard to follow a coherent story. people were hawking the dollar and re-expectations. sometimes people just sell assets and they do it quickly enough that they move the market . you cannot always ascribe a big macro story to every move on a daily basis. scarlet: what does that mean for the process of more just prospect of more selling in the coming week? jerod: there are enough data points coming had that are enough catalysts to move the market and people are going to react to those in a more coherent way. scarlet: starting with the retail sales report tomorrow. you have a recommendation on the xoly. your strategy is to benefit from further gains. jerad: we are going to -- jared: we are going to price this bullish trade. it is going to have more leverage to a positive retail sales figure. one thi

jared: let's open it up for questions. just for everyone, please wait for a microphone before you ask your question. please state -- stand and state your name and affiliation and keep your questions an comments concise so we can go -- and comments concise so we can get as many people in as possible. questioner: thank you. university of michigan. i'm interested in whether, when you were at harvard did you draw upon your work as dasd on peace keeping and humanitarian assistance and help to set something up as harvard and then set up the same kind of or reinforce that structure at the department of state? because it seems to me, it's unclear to me, when i was on the n.s.c. staff, president reagan used to talk about mass atrocities. we didn't call it that. i'm not sure exactly what he called it. in regards to madeline, cashen, emma and sophie. sarah: kiveb not put my children in the sam category as the question suggests, so lelt me just ponder on that for a moment. we all build on our own experience and so there's no question

[applause] >> well, first of all, thank you to jared and to the cbbp. i've wanted to see more e events like this and more public discussion and debate. decisions that policymakers are making on fiscal policy and monetary policy and all sorts of other regulatory policies are crucial for millions of americans. so is as david said, the red ink at the bottom of the slide if you can read it is to essentially to say these are my own view and my co-author. so i had the privilege of working for ben bernanke. my instinct is to call him chairman bernanke because -- and i was an adviser for a couple of years. the major strides that the fed took under chairman bernanke's leadership on transparency were really remarkable. ask on this slide you can -- and on this slide you can just see one excerpt from a statement that the monetary policy committee adopted in 2012, and it's reaffirmed each year since then. as chairman bernanke, ben bernanke just said a few minutes ago, you know, this statement and the related policy decisions that the fed made at that time and since

. >> reporter: i'm a temple grad too, and jared the photographer here temple grad. he is wearing his sweat shirt here. >> ouch. >> reporter: we're bummed in this live truck this morning happy to report at villanova university. it is not the best monday morning for us and certainly hurt feelings in north philadelphia, however here the opposite, a the lot of excitement here at villanova university from when that announce. came down yesterday. everybody here pretty siked. villanova number one seed in the east conference, 32-two and they have won the the last 15 games in a row. the it is first time neff a is rank number one since 2006. the unfortunate news is tell: they had a big come back season with a 23-ten record now feeling snubbed as 69th pick in the 68 team field. jay wright and temple coach fran dunphy expressed their emotions last night both on opposite sides of the spectrum. >> number one seed is villanova and wildcats are going the to the east region and they will take on the lafayette leopard. the out of the patriot lead. >> there are advantages to that you

and officers jared warner and tyler bedos of the spanish fork police. i spoke to them a short time ago. tyler, take us back to the moment you first arrived at the vehicle. did you think there was any possibility that someone could still be alive in there? >> when we first got the report there was a vehicle upside down in the river, a fisherman had walked by the vehicle, we didn't know if it was abandoned or anyone was inside the vehicle. it wasn't until we were about there that we got a report saying that they could see an arm protruding from the vehicle. >> so how much of the vehicle was submerged at that point jared? >> the roof it was upside down in the river. water was probably eight inches from the top of the door frame where the window meets. so definitely the roof section was submerged. >> and was lily in the water itself? >> not at that moment. she was fortunately placed at the rear of the vehicle in the back seat. when it was upside down that suspended her to where she was out of the water at that time. >> tyler, when you arrived on scene, what

jared, thank you very much. we know lily is doing a little better.ortedly in stable condition today. great news there. take us back to how you found her. what happened? >> well, we responded the vehicle reported in the river upside down. we arrived and as we were trying to assess how many occupants were in the vehicle, that's when the four of us heard a distinct voice coming from the car. we weren't sure to me it didn't sound like a child's voice. at that point it gave us the extra drive and adrenaline and a decision was made to try and upright the vehicle. and miraculously the four of us were able to get the vehicle up on its side and that's when we found the baby was inside and there was still signs of life coming from the baby. >> amazing. you were in that water, so you know how cold it was. we mentioned that some of your colleagues in fact had to be hospitalized for hypothermia, yet this child survived 14 hours suspended upside down. what went through your mind when you realized she was alive? >> just to try to do anything possible to help keep h

thank you, jared. for the center on budget and policy priorities for this important conference on employment jobs. you know economics standard economics at least, focuses mostly on people as consumers and jobs are something you have to do to get the income you need to consume. i think that's, sociologists and others tell you that is a little bit defective. people are also producers. that is important part of how we view ourselves. what makes us feel like we are creative and accomplishing things in our lives. so in trying to develop a healthy economy that will give everybody december and meaningful work, we are addressing not just the issue of income but also issue of personal satisfaction. now, my perspective the panelists are mostly going to be not entirely, some on microeconomics of full employment. my perspective obviously is from a macroeconomic perspective and full employment is of course a central goal of macroeconomic policy i'm not going to, i'm disappointing reporters i will not be talking tod

and officers jared warner and tyler bedos of the spanish fork police.e ago. tyler, take us back to the moment you first arrived at the vehicle. did you think there was any possibility that someone could still be alive in there? >> when we first got the report there was a vehicle upside down in the river, a fisherman had walked by the vehicle, we didn't know if it was abandoned or anyone was inside the vehicle. it wasn't until we were about there that we got a report saying that they could see an arm protruding from the vehicle. >> so how much of the vehicle was submerged at that point, jared? >> the roof, it was upside down in the river. water was probably eight inches from the top of the door frame where the window meets. so definitely the roof section was submerged. >> and was lily in the water itself? >> not at that moment. she was fortunately placed at the rear of the vehicle in the back seat. when it was upside down, that suspended her to where she was out of the water at that time. >> tyler, when you arrived on scene, what did you do? >> we heard

jared was one of them. he's joining us on the phone from new york. are you okay? >> i am. i am. >> tell us what happened. >> so i was sitting in first class, fly all the time. we were circling new york city because of the weather conditions the pilots had announced that the snow and the ice, that we were delayed in landing and then we were given clearance to land. as soon as we landed we felt the wheels hit the runway and we did not feel the wheels take traction and we started to skid. and we skid to the left side of the runway and we continued to skid. and obviously caused for a moment of prayer and a moment of reflection as people were scared obviously at that point. the pilot did a phenomenal job. got to tip my hat for navigating those few moments. we ended up as you can see from the photos that i had sent we literally were a couple feet away from heading into the water. and i had a friend that was actually part of the hudson river crash several years ago. as we were getting closer and closer to the water, i kept going back to that moment in time. extremely grateful obv

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my darling, how are you feeling today, jared? >> a little stressed, obviously very grateful to be alive this morning. still in the spirit of reflection. still processing. so obviously yesterday's affairs kind of shook me up i had several points after getting off the plane, yesterday afternoon and yesterday evening where i actually just started crying. and just realizing that what i actually went through and how serious it was. and grateful to be alive, grateful for god's protection grateful for my kids and grateful for life. >> your familiar sliy is probably just a little overwhelmed. you've seen the images now, too. >> last night. >> reflecting on that and seeing how close you came. let's go back. regular day, you fly a lot, flying for business heading out of atlanta to laguardia. things are fine nice day in atlanta. a couple-hour flight everything is fine. you guys circle a little bit because of ice and snow. did the pilot tell you that in. >> yes, the pilot was very proactive. as i told some folks, i was a little surprised we

. >> fox 9 weekend this is jared. when will it be warm enough for these kids to play outside. >> we want those kids to play outside. >> get outside. happy to tell you, jared, perfect day to be outdoors. we have sunshine and temperatures milder than yesterday. yesterday was not bad. doppler showing clear skies across the original east. maybe you're still in bed watching from the comfort of your own house. you can probably see the sun coming in through the shades because we have a lot of unshine expected today. there's a beautiful picture behind me of center city philadelphia waking up to 29. surprise occurred 7:24 a.m. an hour later than yesterday but will not set until 7 p.m.. temperatures are at 34 poconos, 26 reading, 23 pottstown, 29 philadelphia and 25 millville. look well into the 30s down towards south. dover, wildwood, atlantic city. where you guys have the best shot to hit 50 later this afternoon. 4 hour temperature change. big difference where we were yesterday. temperatures in the single digits and teens. fr

jared levy says to improve your asset like your home, it could be beneficial.ot buying that, right, rachel. >> when you're taking on more debt, you're getting more risk. save up and pay for those remodels versus depending on a credit card for it. >> you have the time -- see, the problem comes at the time. right now we're seeing record rent rates across the u.s. spending on home improvements in 2,016,324,000,000000, an all-time high. bigger than the booms in early 2000s here's the key. right? (?) consumers can stock away more in savings. they can leverage using credit cards, spruce up that house and either, a, sell it in this how the market or, b rent it out and bring in nice income. with an asset that keeps up with inflation it makes sense to spend when the market is healthy. right now, it's healthy. >> i understand your concern. i generally would agree with your posture. it's more different than buying a camaro or a shopping spree whatever you're investing in or buying is going into an asset you hope to appreciate. you don't buy that though? >> well, no. i mea

how, howard, this is jared and i heard what you had to say about the ncaaa brackets.s not all about a favorite team. it's all about the stinging pool. there's a difference between obsession and fun. i'll bet about 99 percent of the people that can't tell you any of the players on one of the teams. it's one of of the best aspects in sports we have today. it allows anybody whether you're a big sports fan to get involved with the teams. you may not know about the players on the team, but money may get involved, but it brings people together and get people to root for teams that don't get a lot of respect or coverage during the season. they get a chance to show their talent as well and i think it's a really great testament to college sports as a whole. jared let me just clue you in on something. how many people even pick buffalo to win in their game? what do you mean it gives people a chance to root for buffalo? that was a poor choice. i'm sure you get into it and you might know a little bit about college basketball. i say most of the people that play these pools it's all

i'm joined by jared bernstein msnbc contributor, former chief adviser to vice president joe biden andven moore from the heritage found dagsation. >> jared a right to work state, so what happens to organized lane ner lane labor in wisconsin. >> when you are in a right to work state and this law has not pass passed passed, it doesn't mean you have to join the union, all it means is you have to pay if you're in a bargaining union, you have to pay for the negotiation and the enforcement of that contract. so right to work is a misnomer. it doesn't confer new rights or privileges on right to state workers, in fact it makes it illegal for unions to negotiate a contract wherein anyone covered by that contract has to contribute to its negotiation and enforcement. it's really kind of a right to freeload. if you get benefit to from a contract from which they are not benefiting, many people will. that will hurt unions which is very much the point. >> on that question steve, from a conservative standpoint you support right to work laws. is that the goal here to defang unions? >> no, it's not. we h

yes. >> hilarious. >> let's get to jared lenno.lose up, as the joker in the upcoming batman movie. so the oscar winning actress his trademark, which you won't be seeing them, in the movie suicide squat. the movie's director tweeted pictures of getting his shot. now, this is huge, part of the reason why he is so popular and famous because every his hair. see the scissors going to the ponytail there. he then tweeted another pick with short hair, being all clean shaven, looks so different. >> how do you not know who he is seriously? >> i know, sue looking at me like you disgust me. here is the deal. when you have kids who are ten and seven. guess what movies i've seen in the last few years? >> frozen. >> the leggo move. >> i uh-huh. >> which is really good. >> no excuse, though. >> i know. >> sponge bob. >> was like up foray ward and everything. >> i won't see. >> won the award. >> he won, yes. he won oscar. >> so? >> blah blah blah. >> listen, how many kids do you have? >> welcome to 2015. >> how many kids do you have? >> we know abo

jared smith snowboarding in a heavily wooded area. >> no he didn't just walk into a tree?to that tree while holding a gopro. >> probably looking at the traction of his camera right, to make sure he had it in the right position and forgot to see the trees around him. [ bleep ]!ng you had those giant thermonuclear goggles on though. >> this guy says he's up to the challenge and is going to eat a bunch of olives. >> i'm going to eat 500 by myself. >> disgusting. >> delicious. >> sounds like we've got to see if he can do it on "right this minute." i i brbrining g ththe e gigiftft o off the name your price tool toto h helelp p yoyou u fifindnd a a p priricece that fits your budget. uhuh-o-oh.h. ththe e nanameme y youour r prpricice e totoolol. shshe'e's s nonott toto b be e trusted. kikillll h herer.. flflo:o: i it t wiwillll s savave e yoyou u money! ththe e nanameme y youour r prpricice e totoolol isn't witchcraft! anand d i i dididndn't't t tururn n yoyourur daughter into a rooster. shshe e jujustst l looooksks l likike e ththatat. buburnrn t thehe w wititchch!! the nameme y

jared high off the glass. 71-70. still time left. jackson for the win. no good.santa clara with a huge upset on senior night. 71-70. 13-5 in conference play. wtt tournament begins on friday. zurks usf and pacific. first, tigers throwing it high in the air. gets it to go. that was sweet but this is sweeter. mark the reverse. bad intentions. usf wins 7-11 in conference. february is the shortest month of the year but it did a lot of damage to the sharks who are 3-7-2 this month. they lost 7 straight at home. looking back against the ottawa senators. this is san jose's final game before the trade deadline. senators came in with two straight shutouts. tucked with it. 1-0. name among the trade rumors. could be making the final two big saves at the end of the first but senators tied it to end the second. sharks with a power play. patrick on the rebound. goals in consecutive games though but right now in the third, it's 3-2 ottawa. complete highlights up at 11:00. two of the starting catchers this offseason derek norris and steven vote and josh became the two top men beh

neil: jared, i'm an apple shareholder. have been for many, many years.from a shareholder perspective but are they taking on too much? are they? >> i agree with keith for a different reason. think back to the late '80s if apple said we'll have our own version of the walkman people would have said you're nuts. and then the ipod became their best-sellers. or in the mid-'90s we'll have our own phone. the iphone the greatest selling thing of all time. it's a natural progress regulation of what apple is. and virtual reality isn't that far off with what we have in our phones. we're linked to them in our -- neil: i don't even know what virtual reality is. it's probably my life. on to issue two google is going gaga on solar. (?) now, i'm not sure if it's a good bet, but i'm just happy that google is betting with its own money and not the money with ours. keith, what do you think? >> yeah. i think, you know, this -- if you want to talk about a company that's going off the mark. i think this is the case. google to me is not just an information company. it's about f

down to breakfast you don't expect to have to call the wildlife service but that's what happened to jared smith in sydney australia. >> a [ bleep ] huge diamond bison in our kitchen. >>> oh no. >> that would be a snake that's 6 1/2 feet long. >> it got in the box of cornflakes? what was he going for? >> hungry. >> maybe looking for the prize at bottom of the box. >> probably was. >> that thing is in your kitchen long enough to find its way into the box of cornflakes. >> i'm trying to make my [ bleep ] food. look over. [ bleep ]. out in the kitchen [ bleep ] scared the life out of me. he called his dad and they called the wildlife service. it was relocated to bushland but probably in there because it wanted to feel secure. >> oh my god! >> speaking of snake-like check out this wry neck that is a bird. look how it can turn its head. it can turn his head nearly 180 degrees. looks like one of those toys you press with your thumb and it bends and folds and bends. >> a defense mechanism? >> exactly a defense mechanism. this is a threat display. when you disturb its nest, 4 did do that. >> if lo

that right there is nicole she has traveled there on vacation with jared, they are from st.s to go to the devil's bridge. the devil's bridge is a 50-foot sandstone bridge in this rock formation. not only seeing all of the beautiful, red rock. he's got a surprise for her. >> stand right here look that way. >> he tells her, turn around let me take a picture of you. >> turn back around. got it. i love you. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> will you marry me? >> you think those red rocks are pretty? look at this one, i got a prettier one! >> oh my god. >> she kisses him. i'm taking that as a yes. finally somebody asks -- >> were you surprised? >> i was like come back a little bit more this way. >> she said he's terrible at keeping secrets. he had the ring and a big secret. made her hike two hours just to get proposed to. if i knew it was that easy i would have hiked five years ago. >> can we take some pictures for real? >> it really is a perfect location for him to have done this. >> cat stuck in suitcase. ♪ ♪ >>> a very fast physical sport, long boarding. this is a professional sanct

according to several reports, corner basketball, jared bush was arrested yesterday for public intoxication. no other details are being released at this time. bush who is from vacaville was essentially released from jail. he's been with the packers since 2006. >>> google wants to show you what it is like to soar through the trees in the amazon jungle. the street view option, mostly provides panoramic views but google has found creative ways to show exotic places. it's seemed up with an environmental protection group to explore a remote part of an amazon rain forest in brazil with a device called a tracker that carries the camera on a zipline through the trees. >>> yahoo! is celebrating it's 20th anniversary today. ia moo was founded in 29 -- yahoo was founded in 199 a. it was created to be a guide for the web. to celebrate, king goldman rang the opening bell, which was changed into th yahoo! yodel. the nasdaq has touched 5,000 for the first time in nearly 15 years since the dotcom boom. >>> uber is the latest company to report a data breach. the company says hackers launched a cyberattack o

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jared to the rack off the glass, broncos by one.jarrett jackson, fade-away three off the back iron and santa clara wins a thriller 71-70, the final. down in arizona, it's almost time to play baseball. cactus league play begins tuesday for the giants and a's. they open up against each other at the a's new stadium in mesa. brad mills will start, he fights to make the rotation. and mr. nbc, madison bumgarner will go for the world champs. he's not in danger of losing his spot. no worries. he's solid in the rotation. >> we were discussing that but all is well. i appreciate that. >> it was a heated conversation. kelly, thanks so much. >>> coming up, everyone a heart-felt surprise reunion between brothers. >> that won't leave a dry eye in the room. how mom managed to pull it off. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward

look at jared leto. who wore it better?s. >> also tonight, we do lunch with the long island medium. >> is that your husband? >> yes. >> okay, so know that your hussand, he's not in pain anymore. >> he passed on 9/11. >> oh, my god, that's crazy. >> hugh jackman's hair-volution. >> from wolverine and his new movie mullet. >> business in front, party at the back. >> now, "entertainment tonight." we love entertaining people. >> closing arguments today in the blurred lines trial. as robin thicke and pharrell maintain they did not rip off marvin gaye. >> there are millions of dollars at stake. frankly, the credibility of pharrell who is at the top of his game. nischelle turner is at the courthouse for tonight's "top story," blurred lines, the final note. >> i think pharrell williams' testimony is most critical. he's the one who created the song. he wrote the song in an hour by himself. so if anybody knows the intention behind the song, it's pharrell. >> i was in court today as attorneys went through points of contention on the j

while those two fall in love jared jack almost falls over, isaiah cannon crosses him up. sixers bench having a good time with that. nerlens noel with the big block. other way, there is jason richardson, watch this off the backboard, robert covington for the slam. sixers will get within two in the final minutes but thaddeus young who plays with the nets makes the move. sixers lose by seven. they are stuck on 15 wins. >>> phillies spring training playing for jeff francoeur brian, he hits two home runs. that is how you step up for a career urine i mean trying to make the roster. phillies win five-four. >>> union looking for their first win of the season tonight in salt lake, second half, they get a little help. how about jamieson olivia who plays for the the other team. sorry. but, the union finish in a three-three draw. so that is two games for the union. zero wins. >> not good. >> they have to get it going. >> thanks, jeff. >>> coming up on "action news" at 11:30 an investigation is underway in ocean county after april explosion blew a home wide opened. >>> demolition begi

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jared leto and kim kardashian showed off their new look at paris fashion week.leach as the joker in "the suicide squad" movie. kim kardashian's transformation inspired memes. "the daily mail" got into the act showing kim as kyra in "the dark crystal." and sugar skate featured her as drake comall foye in "harry potter." >>> you might be surprised about the upcoming roast of justin bieber. martha stewart you know if there's somebody who knows a lot about roasting it would be martha stewart. >> one way of looking at it. >> if you bought a ticket for drake's upcoming eight-city tour you have been scammed. the rap star hasn't planned a north american tour yet. and now he's on the hunt for the phoney concert promoters. >>> neil patrick harris is so over the oscars. the 2015 academy awards had the lowest ratings in six years. did you know that? and critics pan harris as this year's host. if asked to do it again he revealed to "the huffington post" he didn't think his family or soul could take it. >> the movies weren't like that big blockbusters. >> the erotic phenomeno

jared off the glass. >> would that have been great -- >> middleton, yes! chris middleton! >> what a finish the bucks snap a six-game losing streak to top the heat 89-88. >>> golf legend jack nicklaus is presented with the gold medal for his greatness as a golfer and his community service. the 75-year-old is a winner of an unprecedented 18 majors, also helped to raise millions for children's health care. he became emotional when he began to thank his family. >> the last thing has nothing to do with the game of golf but everything to do with why i'm standing here today. on the back of the gold medal, there are six stars. five of the stars represent my children. then there's one larger singular star that represents my wife barbara. i'm not going to get there. >> very sweet. >>> brazil can't clean up its you know what in time for the olympics. the real summer games are just 500 days away. looking at a recent associated press photo of raw sewage from rio's slums that wash into the waterways. the city's mayor now concedes that some of the athletes are just going to have to deal

among them unabomber ted kaczynski and jared loughner, who shot 19 people, including former arizona congresswoman, gabriel giffords. the biggest question is whether tsarnaev himself will take the stand to plead for his life but a recent poll found just 27% of bostonians feel tsarnaev should be put to death. however, those people polled were not in the courtroom for the weeks of emotional testimony. scott, the trial resumes on monday with closing arguments for both sides. >> pelley: elaine quijano for us in boston. thank you, elaine. an intense manhunt ended today when an escaped inmate was recaptured in washington d.c. woosen assaye is accused of rock a dozen banks in virginia. he was being treated in a hospital after a suicide attempt when early today he overpowered a guard and took off with her gun. he was caught nine hours later as he stepped off a bus in the capitol. in switzerland, the deadline came and went today at the negotiations to stop iran from building a nuclear bomb. but all sides agreed to keep on talking, at least temporarily. margaret brennan is covering the negotiations. margare

. >> jared faelacci took this photo from his seat in first class. did you realize how close you were to this being a real tragedy? >> when i got out of the plane it didn't really hit me. when i looked at it, i started to just cry tears of joy tears of gratefulness, gratitude for being alive because i was that close to going into the water. >> reporter: it was snowing heavily when the md-88 approached from the northwest. crossing over the bay before landing hard onto runway 13. about three-quarters down the runway, it veered to the left, hitting an embankment and crashing through the fence. >> the wheels did not grab. they didn't take, and immediately you heard the spinning. we felt like we skid probably for 20 seconds. i grabbed the seat in front of me. i started to pray. >> we have an aircraft off the service road. please advise crash rescue. >> reporter: passengers told us once the plane skidded to a stop, within minutes emergency crews arrived. >> he's leaking fuel on the left side of his aircraft heavily. >> you said leaking fuel? >> affirm. his

jared brownridge. he had five three-buckets in the game. jarvis pugh. oh.ing. yeah. they ripped them 85-54. they got brigham young coming up on saturday. city basketball championship. let me tell you something. washington, they were going late. darren huff. as the eagles spread the floor. a 16-point deficit, just a minute left. here is a turnover. and anthony porter the team captain scored 29. they won it 92-88. third tight until the >> david letterman is up next >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert has one heck of an opportunity for you. than is hosting a one-of-a-kind free two-hour real-estate wealth-building workshop where you will learn his three-step system for getting started flipping homes and buying and holding income properties. than and his team are currently looking for a smal

steph curry scored 18 in the fourth and ties the game at 10 26 for the game but jared jack all over him. 1.1 second to go. knocks it down. jack nine points off the bench. and he gives brooklyn the lead. warriors still have 1.1 to go though. down 2 and they'll try to get it to curry. fights his way through the defense to get the ball but joe johnson row tays over in time to affect his shot and nets win it 110-108. >>> college basketball virginia trying to clinch the regular season championship taking on syracuse and beat them last year to clinch the regular season championship. ten turnovers in the first half many coming in the game second in the nation rather averaging 8.7 turnovers a game. ben note not happy with this effort. he liked this better. nolte with three to put them up 6. malcolm brogdon for three more. virginia again up six and then london perrantes to mike tobey for the ail/oop dunk and cavaliers do it their regular straight acc championship bead them 59-47 and defense has been carrying them all season long. that's all from here. now back to you. >> we have one more sports

jared bernstein, our thanks to him. sell-off here and, bob, what you think is behind this. >> the concern and this is for next week now is that we get the triple whammy. so we get, number one, dollar strength euro weakness continuing with a lot of people taking the dollar index -- the euro could go to parity. number two, oil continuing to stay weak and maybe breaking through the january lows. got very close to that today. it will put more pressure on oil. finally, an interest rate spike as the fed removed patient. we don't know if they are, but this is the fear. you get that triple whammy and a lot of people think we could do to 2,000 on the s&p. we're 50 points away from that. the key is even if we do go there, i have been saying all day, that's still only a 5% garden variety correction. i'm still not that concerned but it is a bit of a triple whammy. >> kenny is already fired up. >> i'm crawling out of my skin with this. if we go to 2,000, it's a 5% kind of move. it's not even a quote, unquote correction. when we talk