the answer to this one, alexander hamilton, james madison and john jay. >> show off. >> i also have attle bit of assistance and by the way i'm fairly confident christina, i would have not gotten john jay. that would have tripped me up but you are a history buff. >> if we expect citizens to know that, we should know it as well. >> that is right and those tests are not easy. it's always a good idea to get a refresher. i thought you said joan jett. 45 degrees in the south bay. 46 degrees on the peninsula. 49 degrees in the east bay. but it's a friday, maybe you want to get your tunes going, get your engine revved up and hit the highway so you can get to work. i can tell you right now, temperatures will be comfortable out there. 63 degrees in the north bay, 62 in san francisco but our forecast putting me to the test this morning. we've got this storm track just to our north, actually looking more promising for some showers. let me show you what we're working with right now. look at ukiah. if you want to go to the rushing river, one of my favorite places to visit we have showers up there.

and john jay thought as follows. he thought he was a foreigner. the mississippi river was off place. who heard of it. we're going risk a war we can't win for a river we can't use. he was of the mind to try to give the river away to the spanish. this gets to the heart of the problem that the continental congress, congress in the articles of confederation had the capacity to bring together the military might of the nation. if it had, the spanish would have never dared to provoke us to a war. it's the quick thinking of madison and monroe and the rivals that prevents the mississippi from being lost to the united states forever. we all know about the problem of the congress under the articles of confederation. madison and monroe worked hard to try to altar them. they try to do two measured. they tried to pass an end post. so the trade that comes to the united states could be taxed and the they would have revenue and stand on its feet and pay its debt, particularly its war debts for the brave soldiers who won a revolution. it never passed. never passed

the answer to that one, alexander hamilton, james madison and john jay. >> nice to get a history lession. 4:45. >>> investors are hoping the markets will turn around after stocks reel for the fifth straight day. for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. happy friday. >> happy friday to you, too. futures are lower after stocks closed at a one-month low and choppy session. disappointing bank earnings, economic data and retail news and a continued slide in oil prices. consum conthe dow falling 163 points. southwest airlines has been find $1.6 million for runway delays. southwest violated rules last january when 16 planes were stuck on the tarmac at chicago's midway airport and passengers didn't have a chance to get off of the planes after three hours. southwest didn't have enough staff on hand to avoid the delays. >>> google will stop selling the consumer version of its web connected eye wear google glass on monday. the company wants to work on a more polished and affordable device. google has been offering a beta or explorer versio

john jay thought as follows. he thought he was a northerner this mississippi river was a far-off place. he uses it? who needs it? we are going to risk a war we can't win for a river we can't use? he was firmly of a mind that he was going to give this river away to the spanish. this gets at the heart of the problem. the continental congress and congress under the articles of confederation had no capacity to bring together the military might of the nation. if it had the spanish would have , never dared to provoke us into a war. but it is the quick thinking of madison and monroe that prevents the mississippi from being lost forever. we know about the problems of congress under the articles of confederation. madison and monroe worked hard to alter them. number one, to pass and impose so that trade he comes into the united states could be taxed and the national government would have a source of revenue and stand on its feet and pay its debts, particularly its war debts for the brave soldiers who won the revolution. it

chief justice john jay and his treaty is what you're looking at there. so foreign policy animates the policy of 1796 more than any other issue. had come to seek american support in the french war against the monarchies of europe that had broken out. to seek american support as an old ally as the french thought you had saved the american revolution back in the war. the washington administration responded by making a proclamation neutrality in the war and a commercial treaty in great britain. negotiated not too much bigever than a moonlighting justice supreme court john jay. the supreme court had a lot of spare time in those days. you could go off to london without causing anything to stop. mass protests has erupted when the treaty was announced. a betrayal to this treaty that the trade treaty represented. the mass protests and followed by a drive to derail the treaty in the house of representatives which is constitutional suspect since the court has no role in preserving treaties. they were trying to innovate unsuccessfully. that effort collapsed in the s

haria haberfeld is the dean of john jay college of criminal justice in new york and an expert in use of force by police. >> the routine traffic stop is the most dangerous encounter that police officers have with the public. >> reporter: when went wrong there. >> instead of sitting calmly as the police officer is telling him, "don't move. don't do anything, because i'm going to shoot you," he continues to move. >> reporter: was this a justified shooting? >> in my mind, yes. >> reporter: the bridgeton police department says it stands behind the officers. both are on paid leave, and the county prosecutor is investigating but, scott the dead man's family wants the state attorney general to take over the case. >> pelley: michelle, thanks very much. the measles outbreak that started last month at disneyland is spreading rapidly. at least 66 cases have been confirmed in five states. most are in california. among the people who came down with measles are park employees and others who had been vaccinated. here's ben traci. >> reporter: disneyland is now offering to test all employees for meas

there's chief justice john jay and his treaty. foreign policy animates the politics. two sick american support as a sister republic and old ally as the french side, who had saved the american revolution back during the war. the washington administration responded by making a proclamation of neutrality in the european war and then a commercial treaty with great britain. negotiated without too much vigor by a moonlighting chief justice of the supreme court john jay. the supreme court had a lot of spare time in those days. he could go off to london and negotiate treaties without causing anything to stop. mass protests directed when this treaty was announced. at the seeming betrayal that this treaty represented. the mass protests erupted, and they were followed by a drive to derail the treaty in the house of representatives, which, of course, is constitutionally suspect. that effort collapsed in the spring of 1796. after that, a presidential campaign with a competing candidate opposed to washington and hamilton's policies came to seem the opposition's only recourse. the p

she was the only child of john jay and ella roche. two years before her birth, her mother had borne a son whom the couple named joseph aspinwall roche. he died at four months. when their daughter was born shortly thereafter, the roches named her josephine aspinwall roche. josephine's parents seem to have transferred to their daughter not only the name of their firstborn son but also all of the hopes, dreams, and assets that would have been invested in a firstborn male child. this position in her up with the mobile family is another piece in the puzzle of how josephine roche achieved gender breakthroughs throughout her life and eventually served in the new deal government. her education, a result of her family's aspirations, was another part of the explanation. roche did her undergraduate degree at vassar college, an institution that became renowned for turning out more progressive reformers than any other women's college of the day. when josephine roche entered in 1904 it had yet to have one that reputation which explains why her fath

. >> and we are joined by the professor of the john jay college, and also an adviser to the new yorkat kind of thing well, and does there have to bewÑ ister said that first there was failures in the system. usually when a politician of this level says that you haveok consequences, and secondly franceñr does not like what we call region oflp experience because it begins by who is responsible responsible? who was the guilty part of the failure. this is not a way it will work. the way it will work is to say it was a failure, and how do you fix it. and this part of the job is the most difficultfázv to achieve, because the french intelligence system is under a big turmoil since thee1q ten years since the grand opening of what we arexd looking at nbtoday -- >> the shooting at the louvre. >> and the french military and the jewish schoolt( can -- and theok ministry. and so there is not the cultural revolution that is necessary. >> and you ñ have laid out what is necessary but describe what is necessary, because you cannot q8q+ent 100%, but at least keep the people under surveillance stillÑi

joining me now, former baltimore police officer, author of cop in the hood now works at john jay. you write about policing. first of all, let's just start with the crime stats. let's just be clear. people said if you -- i mean ray kelly said it, mike bloomberg said it. the reason crime continues to fall, the reason crime is so low is because of this tactic or we stop people in the street, we question, we frisk them. if you get rid of that, all hell will break loose. this is only one year, but the mayor gets to say at the end of this year, that's not true. >> it didn't happen. at some point, it would be nice to hear a few people say actually, you know what, maybe i was wrong. but the analogy i like to use is it's not letting the lid off of this boiling caldron of urban decay. to some extent, we've turned off the heat. maybe what was effective in the '90s in 2015 we have to look for different strategies. it's a different city. even i'm a little surprised. but this is the reality we're in now. let's pat ourselves on the back and we'll go from here. >> what's the understanding? one of

adams offered it to the original first chief justice john jay. he had resigned and wasn't going to go back to it. adams turns to marshland says who should i appoint? don't have the slightest idea. adams says i guess i have to appoint you. and he did and that was the beginning of a 35 year span, longest span of any chief justice in american history. most decisions in american history, 1200 decisions of which he, john marshall, wrote nearly half. republicans came and went, federalists came and when each with a political agenda that the president who appointed them hoped they would stick to when they got on the court. when they got on the court john marshall had this winning personality, turned them around and they became centrist moderates and dropped to their political affiliations and in affect pledged in the interests of one thing only, the constitution. those of you have to been in the military knows that the oath you take as you go into the military is to preserve, protect and defend the constitution. you don't work for the american people, yo

maria is the dean of john jay college of criminal justice in new york and an expert in use of force by police. >> the traffic stop is the most dangerous encounter police officers have with the public. >> reporter: what went wrong there? >> instead of sitting calmly as the police officer is telling him, don't move, don't do anything because i'm going to shoot you, he continues to move. >> reporter: is this a justified shooting? >> in my mind, yes. >> both police officers are on paid leave. the county prosecutor is investigating. the dead man's family wants the state attorney general to take case. >>> a man is lucky to be alive after a car plowed into a bus shelter and hit him. it happened last night on inwood avenue in wheaton near university boulevard. the driver remained on the scene. it's still unclear why his car slammed into that bus stop. >>> a inside a georgetown home is being examined now at fort belvoir. the owner of the home says workers found it in the chimney during some renovations last month. he kempt it in his home office for a little while and moved it to his backyard sh

. >> reporter: john jay johnson's message is more than a decade after the september 11 attacks the threatgainst the u.s. is evolving into a new phase, one he described as more decentralized and more diffuse and more complex. in glendale arizona tight security put in place for sunday use superbowl, the nation's premier sporting event and a giant headache for u.s. law enforcement officials charged with detecting and preventing attacks. >> we are concerned about the domestic-based threat leshging in our midst and the lone wolf who may be expired by the extremist propaganda on the internet and can strike with little or no notice. >> reporter: johnson inspected the superbowl site this week and after a small recreational drone went down on the white house grounds on monday faa issued a warning to football fans via youtube the stadium is a no drone zone. >> don't spoil the game leave your drone at home. >> reporter: in his state of homeland security address he said the recent attacks in paris as well as ottawa and sidney prompted him to order increased police presence at federal buildings in maj

the answer to that one, alexander hamilton, james madison and john jay. >> no question, that would tripople, not going to name any names but -- >> not me. >> 6:40. >> no. >>> president obama is holding a screening of the movie "selma" at the white house today with the cast and the crew. >> there's a push to get middle school students to see the film as well. this weekend they can see it for free. >> we must march. we must stand up. >> the film tells the story of martin luther king jr.'s campaign for equal voting rights on the march from selma to montgomery. 1965. people are starting a grassroots campaign to allow students to see the film. people are raising money across the country so pay for tickets so students can see it for free. >> this generation, it's a little bit removed but it's important they understand the importance of the movement and what happened. >> go to nbcbayarea.com to find out which 11 bay area theaters are participating in the "selma for students" project. middle school students can see the movie for free by showing a report card or their student i.d. at one of the

jay? >> john, the break through here which is reported in the new englandthe new england journal of medicine today is that researchers are taking a common cold virus found in chimpanzees and burned it into ebola. inject a tiny bit of ebola into it and the milestone was that it seems to be utterly safe in humans. 60 participants in the u.k. showed no adverse effects from it. more exciting, they produced the antibodies that you want to see when you administer a vaccine. that means that there is a good chance that they could actually have an immune response to ebola when this gets tested further. >> what are the next steps in developing the vaccine? >> this is really just a first step. it's a major one. an idea that you can put ebola into a person without it reproducing. that's an extraordinary thing. now it needs to be tested in the wild. it needs to be introduced in an area where people are widely affected by ebola. that is the next step, and that's another year out maybe more. >> and we've heard that the real concern is that ebola could change over time. how difficult is it to develop a vacc

we heard repeatedly the secretary of homeland security jay johns on to say, the u.s. is doing a number of things to help france. although we did hear from the fbi saying they're looking through data bases to try to help french authorities gather information, look for connections and they said top security officials are an open and constant communication with the french don. >> going to speak with the police commissioner and deputy commissioner here in new york city in a moment to talk how they're preparing here. of course new york always concerned. 9/11 of course. i want to know the white house's concerned about possible targ egts ets -- targets in the united states. >> they didn't bring it up. the white house don't know of any credible information or threats about any similar attacks being planned in the u.s. or any reason specifically for americans to be concerned abut this. i think it was interesting when we heard from jay johnson, homeland security secretary. he said what bothers him abut this. looking at the way the threat has evolved. attacks, planning of the at

jay? >> john the united states does have something of a forecasting problem and it's not like we don't havenough people looking at the sky, we don't really have the computers powerful enough to accurately simulate the weather. that is how weather forecasting work and super computers the size of a room try to factor this and they had a super computer capable of two-tenths of a petiflop and europe has the largest computer capable of several of this. why does speed matter? it usually determines accuracy. remember hurricane sandy in 2012? european forecast models got it right and american models got it wrong. here is sandy's actual path the line here is the european prediction and you can see how close the european prediction lines up with the path that was a week before landfall but took the u.s. model several days to catch up. sandy went on to kill nearly 150 people in the u.s. and cost the country $70 billion. here is the thing no one is right all the time. the national weather service relied heavily on the european forecast in predicting that a blizzard would stall over long island and hamm

later in the period more from the home team and john puts it on the jet and jay scores on the deflectionfect perception and gets the redirect and they're up 3-1. oilers back in it and empty net and extra tacker on ryan hobb kins and he shoots and scores. looks like he went up the boot and scores. spoilers come back and now we're going to go to over time and tied it 4. so the fourth round in the shoot out and teddy for the win and money oilers come back and beat the cats and third straight loss for washington and they know that this lost can cast them what matters the most. >> maybe we do not make the playoffs. there's a point that we gave it away. if we're going to be a good team you have to secure that. if we get three goals in this game and league you have to win a hockey game. >> meeting the first major hire as the head coach of the washington redskins. joe barry was hand picked and this could be one of the most important hires here in washington. so what do we know about joe berry? he was the chargers linebacker coach. he was the lions defensive coordinator for two seasons, and he wo

evan mathis jays see kelce connor barwin john dorenboss and codey parkey playing.eam inching beat team carter 32-28. >>> coming up next in the sports zone we'll try to get to the bott to the many deflate-gate and more another guess search for general manager when globe macnow joins me in just a few minutes. >> get to the bottom it. >> got some answers coming. thank you less. >> maybe you should have lunch with tom brady. >> that's good idea. >> he'll tell me everything. (laughter). >> all right. stay with us everyone. now artwork to admire at the pennsylvania academy fine arts much this unique sculpture is going up for everyone to see. we'll be right back. >> pennsylvania academy of the fine arts just got a makeover take look. this morning crews took down the cause sculpture born to bend and replaced it with the young punch juggling by the artist robert kaplan the second install many in the academy sculpture ex his big program. you can see more works by kaplan inside the north broad building february 13th 13th through may 24th. ♪ >> now kathy is back with a last ch

. >>> hey, i'm john clark live in arizona for super bowl week. developing story with de plategate. jay glazer with fox reports the nfl is zeroing if on a patriot's locker room attendant seen on surveillance video taking the footballs from the official's room to another room. pats arriving here in arizona. tom brady says he's been hurt by deflategate but now he's preparing for the seahawks. he spoke to patriots fans at a rally in boston today. >> the win last weekend was awful sweet. to do it in front of our crowd, we have the best fans in america. we're going to go represent you guys in arizona as best we possibly can as we have all season. >> reporter: we went to the nfl experience today. we visited with wilson. they've made footballs for the nfl for 70 years. they say the only way the balls could lose that much air pressure is with a needle. we'll have more from wilson's representative tonight at 11:00. john clark in arizona. right back after this. introducing longhorns bold flavors, bold price for $12.99. the fire grilled triple bacon sirloin. or the garlic provolone sirloin. longho

the secretary of homeland security jay john so will get a look at the venue with the chief security officer to see the precautions in place for the biggest game in america. back to you. >> peter, we know you woke up so you won't get fined. that's the only reason you're here. thanks so much. >> natalie has the other headlines of the day. a push to save hostages. >> and breaking news on that. jordan's information minister says his government is ready to swap an iraqi prisoner held in jordan for a jordanian pilot captured from the islamic state group. but the official made no mention of japanese journalist kenji goto also being held. groups have given a deadline of tonight. a high ranking isis commander who claims to have lived in the u.s. has been killed according to a jihadi in the middle east. it's not clear how he died. nbc news could not independently verify the report. >> president obama returned to the white house early this morning after a quick trip to saudi arabia to pay respects after king abdullah's death last week. back home the president face as political collision course with co

jay hurley. and i am a fan of john's ernest and these other very forthright honest men. one of the very few person knows that i put in the book is that i don't believe for a minute that if i had dinner i would've done any better than they did in their analyses. they think they are an extraordinary group. but they got something wrong in what they got wrong was the nature of the chinese communist party and the nature of maoism and just an illustration. during the time, glowing reports about how they were prone to eat. they were just great. we have to build a relationship with them. they are going to win. so we have to have a relationship with them. they are more american than russian. now it's at russian. now it's at the tail end of something called the campaign. it was the first time he systematically purged any kind of dissent, within the chinese communists movement that emerged with the kind of stalinist demiurge and living guide kind of aura. this kind of name was totally absent from any of the reporting that the china hands did in the journalist did the journalists we

citigroup cso john said the company looked at other models but decided instead to keep a simpler structure. j.p. morgan jay mee diamond fiercely defending the big bank model at least for now. one thing is clear. if performance is not improving, it might not be up to the bank to decide. investors might think different. for "nightly business report," i'm kayla tausche in new york. >>> attention target shoppers after struggling and failing to turn a profit at canadian unit the discount retailer is shutting all of its stores up north. 133 of them. ceo brian cornell said it's the right decision for the retail chain and will now focus on revitalizing the core u.s. operations. investors cheered the news sending shares of target nearly 2% higher today. >>> a very different story for another big retailer. best buy. shares of electronics giant tumbled down 14%. the problem wasn't last quarter's numbers. they were okay but investors didn't like what they heard about 2015 especially managers described deflationary pricing. courtney reagan has more. >> reporter: today wasn't best buy's best day. even though the consume

jay beagle the caps take the to-one lead. in the second, the caps up 3-2. that is until john carlson scoops it up, marcus johansson in the net. 4-2 caps, they improve with the victory. still no word from the redskins on hiring a new general manager. espn said finally and officially that he reached an agreement to become the redskins new gm, what pro foot all talk said that the deal was not finalized. several sources say that he is the new gm and the agreement is for years. the terps in illinois. second half, illinois on the break. malcolm hill launches from the wing. illinois with their first lead of the game. later in the half, hill from the same spot. he finished with 28. maryland is upset 64-57. i feel your pain, leon. third ranked virginia, acc action. gets rewarded for his hard work. the cavaliers get the win 61- 51. and a final know, college hoops american lost in overtime to loyola and boston university took care of navy. the terps on a roll, they were ranked night. >> i admit i had doubts about how they would do in the big ten. >> a lot of people say good move in bask

jay wright going for this 300th win tonight against saint john. it is a close game and bang. and villanova up five in the second half. for the first time in -- since 1955 the baseball hall of fame had four players vote the in the same year and one is an ex phillie at least for little while. that would be pedro martinez. seven great years with the boston red sox. played a part in the 2009 season with the phillies. where he went five and one. pedro won three cy young awards and 217 games in his career. also voted in randy johnson got the eighth highest vote percentage all hi time 97%. also, voted in was atlanta starter and reliever john smoltz and craig bitch geo now a hall of famer. you need 75% of the vote to get. mike piazza missed again with 69% of the vote. some question whether it was a steroid user there's no stories anywhere to support that. and curt shilling has give haven't his pitch but only got 39% of the votes needed. other notable misses but these for steroid use for roger clemens, barry bonds, mark mcguire seam sosa those guys will never get into the hall of fame

darren hillard had 21 points for nova against the red storm of saint john's, wildcats pulled away after a close first half and won 90-72. jay wright's career number 300 win at villanova congratulations. they play blue democrat opposite of the depaul, saturday at the pavilion. march madness gets closer and closer. i love it. >> your most favorite time of the year. >> that and christmas. >> that is right. >>> still a ahead everyone loves to see a baby smile but even doctors were surprised when a new born in missouri opened her mouth. we will show what you is causing a big stir at that hospital coming up. >>> search is on for so-called botox bandit, see how they walk out of the doctor's office without paying for thousands of dollars worth of cosmetic procedures, when we come right what were you expecting... a little garnish? introducing longhorn's bold flavors, bold price for $12.99. the fire grilled triple bacon sirloin. the shiitake truffle mushroom sirloin. or the garlic provolone sirloin. all with salad and honey wheat bread for just $12.99. longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. now try our slow roasted shaved prime r

john's in new york. darren hillard, 21 points and wildcats pulled away in the second half to winning ago way 90-72. jay wright notches win number 300 on the main line, neff a plays depaul blue democrat opposite saturday afternoon. erika, back to you. >>> coming up in the next half an hour of eye witt the necessary news we are continuing to follow this bitter blast and problems it is causing as you head out the door. >>> we are also live on the scene right here of breaking news as swat team tries to get a man out of his house right new looking live at that scene we will have have an update from that scene coming up. >>> plus... >> i'm in the doing this. >> yes you are it is part of the job. >> joe biden steals the show you you will hear his best and funniest lines from the senate's first day back at work. vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the three's looking live ring ring! ring ring! progresso! wow soup people, i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh...that's w

. >> reporter: i'm john clark in phoenix, arizona, at the super bowl. the big news with the flatgate, jayr is reporting they're zeroing in on a patriots locker room attendant. the patriots arriving tonight here in arizona. the report said the nfl has surveillance video of this attendant taking the game balls from the officials' locker room to another room before taking them out on the field. when the patriots arrived, they were asked about it. >> i want to make it clear that i believe unconditionally that the new england patriots have done nothing inappropriate. if the investigation is not able to definitively determine that our organization tampered with the air pressure in the footballs, i would expect and hope that the league would apologize. >> i've covered everything that i can cover in the previous week. and my attention is focused on seattle seahawks. >> i kind of left those things behind and i want to move forward, because that's what the team expects of me. >> reporter: we went to the people who make the footballs. wilson has a display at the nfl experience here. wilson has been

jay wright and the villanova wildcats getting set to meet seton hall. the pirates are 11 and two coming off an upset over 15th ranked jane john's earlier this -- saint john's this weekly. >> it make every game a challenge. we might not look that good but if we can find a way to win we got to accept that and not get down on ourselves if we don't look good. >> that's the beauty of being in the position we're at and we -- we do what we got to do. we don't base our game off of any team coming to knock us off. >> finally in western pennsylvania a high school is in desperate need of a new basketball net. take a look in a girl's basketball tournament just a simple free throw does this. >> whoa. >> whoa is right monica. the rim goes down on an easy free throw. that's it. not even a dunk. a free throw. the basket took 45 minutes to fix. yikes. did they give her the point? >> that's a great question. i don't know. >> i'll get back to you. >> burlington county officials investigating a nasty crash in moorestown that has seriously injured a person. it happened on route 38 eastbound near south church street about 5:30. two people are reported injured. as we said one of

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john kerry. he did call it terror said we need to remain vigilant and also interesting, with what we're saying about jay carney the president defended this publication in france saying all americans need to just stand up for free expression. but that is different than what i did say two years ago. this is just september 2012 just days after the terrorist attacks. listen to the contrast on what he said. >> freedom of expression is something that can't be silenced >> the future must not belong to those who slander the prophet islam but those who condemn that slander must condemn the hate we see in images of jesus christ that are desecrated. >> that was the same speech where the president blamed benghazi on that anti-mohammed video but just point out in that speech the president said he would not ban the video because of free speech. >> we believe we may be about to get photos of at least two of the three suspected gunmen. we're going to put those on the air, we expect, when we come back, stay tuned. and the head of the catholic league suggested this magazine may have been partly responsible for bringing t

february 8th including common, john legend, sam smith, ferrell williams just to name a few and you can only see the grammys right here on cbs-3. >>> former tonight show host jay leno is speaking out about the controversy earned ising fellow comedian bill cosby. >> he said his comedy routine was live on tv, and it would have been edited. leno added he thought it was quote fantastic the video was in the filtered when presented to the public. the cost bye has in the been charged in connection with any of the allegations. >>> lindsey lohan is under going treatment in london for a rare virus. twenty-eight year-old virus, contracted a virus while on vacation over the holidays. that is an incurable months keith he born virus that causes fever, joint pain and fatigue. sources say she has been released from the hospital but could suffer from the symptoms for several months. >>> many identity thieves to their work on line but some still rely on old fashion method but digging through your trash. that is why shredding your documents is so important. in this weeks angie's list report jim donovan looks at shredding do's and don'ts. >> reporter: your personal information is

john for serving our country and being willing to sacrifice their life like pat did. >> the bond between athletes an the military is unbelievable. you guys together, football, soccer, you see it. now, jay are you going to the game? >> watching. >> you're here you need to go to the game, dude. hold on, i think we got a little surprise for you. we got a couple of super bowl tickets here. you want to go to the game? >> absolutely. >> here you go. we got some super bowl tickets for you. >> good job. >> you have somebody you can bring along with you? >> it's very nice for you to come along and do that. >> don't think me, nfl by extra points card, they've been awesome. i kicked for them so we just wanted to say thank you for your service and everything you've done for your country. >> you would think being a s.e.a.l. is enough, but why not being a medical doctor. thanks so much. good job. back the you guys in the stud yoi. tell us what's coming up next. >> coming up he spent six years following mitt romney's every move. so, what does the man behind the documentary miss think of romney abandoning a 2016 run? >>> and what happens when money just falling into your lap? strange inheritances. is

jay leno. tony blair. every year, the different caucuses get together and plan out the year ahead. john boehner saying needing to have a family conversation to talk with house republicans. this roughly 50 to our retreat will focus on a number of issues. i think having the house and senate republicans work on this __ is saying, if the senate do something quickly, we will get over to the house, and vice versa. the bigger question is __ to what extent does the president work with these folks. there is a meeting tomorrow where the president and top leaders will talk about a number of these issues. guest: who pays __ host: wwho pays for these retreats? guest: the parties pay for it. transportation wise, they usually go together. they chartered buses to take them up to her she. usually it will be a series of buses that will take them from the back door of the capital to the retreat center. host: lease __ lisa is up next. caller: the coalition in this area got together. we did an extensive research on the affect of drilling to the aquifer. we decided against it. in the meantime, when the econo

john kerry susan rice, he did call it terror. said we need to remain vigilant. and also given what you were saying about jayarney that the president defended this publication in france and said that all americans needed to stand up for free expression. but that's a bit different than what he did say two years ago as you noted at the u.n. general assembly. this was just september 2012, just days after the benghazi terror attacks, listen to the contrast what he said. >> a universal belief of freedom and expression is something that can't be silenced because of the senseless violence. the future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of islam, but to be credible those who condemn that slander must also condemn the hate we see in the images we see in jesus christ that are desecrated. >> that was the same speech at the u.n. where the president blamed benghazi on that anti-muhammad video. but we should point out in that same speech the president said he would not ban the video because of free speech megyn. >> ed henry thank you. i want to tell you that we believe we may be about to get photos of at leas

john's, that is darren hill yard with the long three. he had 21 points at the garden. nova won it, 92. congratulations jay right.0 career game for the wildcats. they will play depaul the saturday afternoon at the pennsylvaniaville beyond. >>> one time philly padrone martinez is just one of the newest baseball hall of famers. pedro won the cy young award three times in his 18 year career, also elect in the class of 2015 the big unit. randy johnson. all 6 feet 10 inches of him. he won 303 games cy award five times. john smoltz is also in. he won more than 200 games and saved more than 150. no one has done that. in the infield craig biggio is on the way to cooper town. norristown's own mike piazza just missed the cut. inductions ceremonies are july 26th. spring training, family is just a month and a half to go. erika. >> thanks, ukee. >>> 7:50. felicia rashad comes to bill cosby's defense. what she's saying about sex a assault claims against her former tv husband. plus this. >>> the new bro mance is coming to theater i'm susan ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothin

john bay thoracic or boehner or any other leader. it reaffirms in the minds of french people and american people. that's important to convey. >> jake thanks very much. jay carney thanks to you as well. we're going to stay on top of news coming out of paris. that's it for me. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern. "newsroom" with brook baldwin has the central command twitter and youtube accounts. that information and a lot more coming up right after a quick break. music: melodic, calm music. hi, this is jennifer... ... i will be out of the office until monday... ... and won't be checking voicemail during this time. i'll reply just as soon as i get back to work. sail with the number one cruise line in alaska. save up to $500 during our 50th anniversary sale. call your travel consultant or 1-800-princess. princess cruises. come back new. you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading it's your entire operations, from domestic to international... which means you need help from a whole team of advisors. from workforce strategi

jay-z day. some day's an eminem day. >> jimmy: some day is rappin' duke. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this guy used to rap like john's pretty funny, man. i got to say "top five" -- everyone i talked to that has seen the movie says it's the funniest movie they've seen all year. but one of the funniest movies they've ever seen, period. >> thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations on this. you wrote it. you directed it. you star in it. [ applause ] >> i -- >> jimmy: you rapped on it. >> yeah, man, i cooked. i put up the lights. [ laughter ] i did what i had to do, man! >> jimmy: what made you just want to go, "oh, this is the movie. this is what -- this is the next thing i want to do." >> i just -- you know what? i was -- i just didn't have a a movie. you know? i was like -- i was sitting on the set of "grown-ups" having a a good time. "grown-ups 2." but i wasn't, like, involved. i felt like james harden on okc. you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] like, i got more game to give. >> jimmy: let me get -- give me all the -- >> give me the ball! >> jimmy: give me the ball. >> give me the ball! i got to get to houston! [ la

jay johnson talking about the home front saying the u.s. government needs to stay agile by working closely with local law enforcement to be prepared of any threats here in the u.s. john. >> all right libby thank you. charles cogan former station chief in paris currently in harvard's belfour center in poverty. what did you find particularly unusual about this attack? >> you've got to take into account the fact that france is a very special country. it has the largest muslim population in europe, aggressively eants antisecular they went to the point of banning the head scarf. they are a boiling point for disgruntled jihadis. i think the attack was extremely daring and the fact that these guys escaped is amazing. and they apparently didn't look upon themselves as going to commit suicide. fortunately their identities are now apparently known because ever what they left in the vehicle they abandoned. so i have a lot of faith in the frenching internal security services which are very strong, you know france is one of the most heavily policed countries in the world. i think they're going to find these guys. i hope they do. >> what about intelligence leading up to this attac

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