so how important is intermodal to kansas city? >> intermodal is very important to kansas city. >> reporter: mike is in the port authority, one of the largest transportation hubs in the country. >> when we look at the market anal lisysis analysis the industry analysis we know intermodal is the growth for freight. >> reporter: it's because of accessibility. >> the fact that kansas city is centrally located with the infrastructure rail and highway, we can reach 85% of the country and all of the country on 2 days with ecommerce deliveries. >> reporter: across the country, companies playing out their infrastructure to handle more intermodal cargo. with the southeastern u.s. growing the fastest. it's been especially benefic for the railroads like northern southern, csx and kansas cityson. >> it's one of our strategic and it has been for a number of years. we tried the growth of this particular segment in order to grow the company overall. >> reporter: rail has been taking market share from trucks that used to move freight exclusively ov

number of cases linked to the roadway shooting investigation. >> reporter: as the mystery of the kansas city deepens, the city's motorts are looking over their shoulders. >> it's been nerve-racking. >> reporter: the shooting is still on the loose and why he is terrorizing this quiet city remains a mystery. >> oftentimes offenders will do some of these kinds of things for a sense of power. these people fear me but they don't know me. until they stop me i'll continue to do this. >> they get a thrill over it by driving around and choosing who will live and who will die. >> reporter: while cops are making some progress, they decide to depth ties an entire community and ask for the public's help. the reward money is up to 10 grand and apparently money does talk. the tips start pouring in. witnesses paint a creepy mysterious description of the shooter. >> the shooter was described as wearing a black hoodie, a grey hoodie, a cloth covering his face and a ski mask at times. >> reporter: a woman calls in saying she saw that green dodge and she adds a crucial detail. >> she was able to get a full lice

kansas city, kansas and kansas city, missouri. in a suburb of the kansas side overland park, last april, this guy, this neo-nazi, founder of branchs of the klu klux klan. who thought he was probably dieing of something, he went to a jewish community center in this suburb and he opened fired. he killed two people at the jewish community center and one person at a near by retirement moment. yesterday, you can see that same guy there, frazier glenn cross. he did his best to give a hitler salute. police officers that responded testified yesterday in the case that frazier glenn cross was praising hitler when taking limb into custody. they asked him in the process of apprehending him, he asked how many jews he succeeded in killing. one officer says he tried to recruit him right then and there at the scene of the murders. tried to recruit him to the white power cause. he asked if the cop was german. he wanted to make a nazi case. he is an ex-con. a known neo-nazi. he is charged now with capital murder, he is facing the death penalty if he

there's can city kansas, and kansas city, missouri. the state line between those two states runs right through k.c. and in a suburb of the kansas side of kansas city in a suburb called overland park last april, this guy, this neo-nazi antisem might, founder of branches of the klu klux klan and white patriot party, this older man who thought he was dying of emphysema and decided before he left god's green earth it would be his patriotic duty to go kill some jews. this older guy in the kansas city area went to the jewish community center in this kansas city suburb and he open fire. there he is. he killed two people at the jewish community center and one person at a nearby jewish retirement home. yesterday in a preliminary hearing, you can see that same guy there, his name is frazier glencross. as he was being wheeled in for his capital murder case he tried his best to give the hitler nazi salute. police officers that responded to those shootings last april testified yesterday in this case yesterday that cross screamed hil hitler as they w

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today railroad operator kansas city southern cut its full year revenue outlook and issued weak guidance for the current quarter, citing slow growth in the energy industry. and that sent shares lower by 8%. and pressured other stocks in the sector as well. morgan brennan has more. >> reporter: shares of kansas city southern went off the tracks after the company cut earnings guidance for 2015. the culprit? energy. as lower oil and natural gas prices weigh on results in a analysts say the announcement confirms what investors have worried about for months that the downturn in energy would pressure railroad earnings. the reason other rail stocks fell. >> there probably are some uncertainties where the growth is going to come from this year from a volume perspective, particularly with some of the weakness in the energy space. i think there's a view that maybe cap x might get cut a bit outside the energy space. i think that's part of the reason you're seeing a bit of a disruption in the early going of 2015. >> reporter: kansas city southern now expects crude oil shipments to grow more slowly t

howard thanks very much for being here at this time kansas city public improvement advisory committee is there any member of the public who wishes to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. so colleagues this is the one substance i have today thank you, ms. howard for being here we'll spend this time of march getting oriented to our new members as we move into the budget season we'll be spending april and may for the counterpart hearing and we will be looking at the other departments and so i know the mayor with ms. howard will be going to the supervisorial district to talk to people as we look at the budget thanks everyone for getting together and this is the first hearing we'll continue with the hearings with that can i have a motion to file item number one. >> so moved. >> supervisor katie tang has made a motion we'll take that without objection. madam clerk can i tall call item 2. >> budget updates from the mayor and the budget analysts including the balanced shaurlz. >> this an item we should have called one and two together so we can slotted in any items that are relevant t

kansas city southern has a pollen -- has fallen almost 10% in the past month.acific off by 7%. csx of by 6%. kansas city southern has had a 20% growth in the past year, rivaled only by canadian rails. if you look at u.s. rails, 9% down to 3.4%. i want to highlight union pacific, up by 3.2%. b moe capital markets wrote a note saying that the kansas city southern -- excuse me universe of it is the pacific rails and that canadian rails actually have some of -- of side -- have some upside. something to consider if you are switching between the different rail companies here. that: when you think asu, i think about my bracket. scarlet: kansas state. everyone else's thinking about kansas city southern and your think it about university. matt: you are not in the bracket? scarlet: i do not know much about ncaa basketball. and while i run -- i realize there is no necessity for that to flat out the bracket. matt: nothing. scarlet: my think right now is the badgers because jamie, my producer is an alum. matt: i'm going with kentucky. you don't have kentucky. olivia: no, i'

it appears kansas city threw more money at him. eagles in turn, are throwing their money at free agent quarterback byron maxwell. reports say he will sign a five year contract worth 54 million 25 guaranteed. former super bowl champ of seattle added an upgrade at a position they were desperate to improve. players coming, going, i'll have to all later in sports. >> it proves they don't have any corner backs. >> now one reportedly. >> thanks, jamie. >> truly a day of mixed emotions for members of the delaware national guard and families ceremonies were held in newcastle welcoming back air guard troops returning from southwest asia and saying farewell to those going to africa. families say even after several deployment it never gets easy you. >> it's hard, very, very hard, i'm blessed that you know, my kids are grown. and i can people around to help me. i have wonderful friends. but, yeah, it's very hard. >> governor jack markle and senator come carper thanked troops for their service to their country. >> curtain came down on the flowe

and true in kansas city with a twist or a glide. cops taking the occasion of annual st. remind community they like to have fun as well. at end of parade more than 40 kansas city police officers, breaking out into a version of the electric slide parade goers, and revelers joining up with the fun a moment, st. patrick's day boost for community relations which is you can see in kansas city is in fine step. >> a severe solar storm hit earth yesterday a display of northern lights, state in midatlantic, and ohio valley and central 9s witnessing the no damage reported. >> and the geo magnetic storm result of two coreonal mass ejects that occurred sunday. >> friday, we will have three rare celestial events, solar eclipse, and a spring equestion fox -- equestion equinox and my anniversary, all that next. lou: on wall street, big rally today stocks moving up on fed decision that dow surging 227. and s&p you of up 25, nasdaq gaining 45. volume heavy 4.1 billion shares because of the fed removing word patience. crude oil reversing losses, above $44 a barrel, fed opening door to an i

you know what you're doing. >> we'll just have to see how it goes. >> in kansas city, professor tom hi and perhaps even get a dna profile that can then be matched against the first century relic he has already tested from bulgaria. >> it's the collagen part of the bone that we want to date and that's the protein part and that in modern people is 20% by weight and in older material the collagen decays and degrades and so it's often not present in that large of an amount. and of course, we're relating tiny relics, it becomes very, very difficult to get a useful enough size, if we had to extract the collagen for dating. ♪ ♪ with limits to how far he can drill, he can't know whether this john belonged to john the baptist. >> in jerusalem, the more john the baptist denounces herod, the more he risks inflaming harrod's anger with all of the danger that can follow. >> you can talk about repentance and judgment day and maybe not get into much trouble, but you try to attack harrod and he will attack you personally. what's wrong? >> i see harrod is a divided soul. he was caught between his ambit

well, we'll just have to see how it goes, i think. >> in kansas city, professor tom higham of oxfordg to figure out a way of drilling into a relic of john the baptist. >> i think it's best to go in here. >> he hopes to date the carbon inside the bone and perhaps even get a dna profile that can then be matched against the first century relic he has already tested from bulgaria. >> it's the collagen part of the bone that we want to date. that's the protein part. and that, in modern people, is about 20% by weight. but of course, in older materials, the collagen decays and degrades. and so it's often not present in that large an amount. and of course, when we're dating very small relics, tiny bones, it becomes very, very difficult to get a useful enough sample size if we're to extract the collagen for dating. >> with limits to how far he can drill, he can't be sure they've got enough to determine whether this bone could have belonged to john the baptist. in jerusalem, the more john the baptist denounces herod, the more he risks inflaming herod's anger. with all the danger that could foll

they will be in kansas city the following sunday.d coach jim curtain says it's time to get going. >> we have to go on the road and tough environment in chicago and then kansas city, tough places to get points but places we now know because we've stases up and been a little bit behind where we wanted to be, where we have to now go get three points on the road which is a difficult thing in our league to do but a task we're up for. >> still very, very, very early in the season, jim. >> indeed. thank you ducis. >>> 2015 season for ride the ducks kicked off at independence mall. the first riders were local students on a field trip. on land the duck tours pass by more than 100 attractions in the historic and museum districts and when the riders splash down they cruise along the delaware river to see the battleship new jersey, penn's landing and a great view of the city. >> you are taking a look live at the view from our new sky 6 camera which is right on top of temple university's new morgan hall north. that is one magnificent picture of o

a passenger capture the scene this morning as united airlines flight set for kansas city made a bumpy but safe landing. the jets landing gear was damage during take off. it circled to burn off fuel before trying to land at the same airport from where it took off. cheers erupted as passengers realized they will be okay. >> it was kind of scary. impact was pretty noisy. >>> as you saw there fire fighters met those passengers on the tarmac several hours late are and they were out on another flight which safely arrived tonight in kansas city. >>> hundreds gathered in wisconsin today to remember a teenager kill during an officer involve shooting. nineteen year-old tony robinson died on march 6th after he was shot the in the head torso and arm. investigators say the shooting happen after a confrontation during which they say robinson assaulted an officer. robinson's death followed a passion protests in ferguson, missouri within an up arm black teen was fatally shot there last august. >>> back here a quick thinking nurse helped save a home for mentally challenge children in bucks county. inv

eagles were stunned when they found out maclin was going to kansas city.agles need a number one wide receiver and there's not a lot out there. this leaves them with little bit of a hole and this should never have happened. >> sad. >> yeah. >> all right, howard thank you tonight on the fox 29 news at 10:00 grab your kids phone the newest apps they could be using to keep secrets from you. what you need to look for tonight at 10:00. >> and that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back a here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. i may be a pizza maker, but i know a few things about dessert. like chocolate, and more chocolate. introducing papa john's new double chocolate chip brownie. delicious...decadent. served warm, for just $6. better ingredients. better brownie. papa john's. >>> another racist video surfaces. uproar over the frat boy chant. >> what was your reaction when you saw that video? >>> then, brian williams late night host? >> you won't believe how far he went to get david letterman's job. >> he wanted to be a late-nig

we will be able to produce over 700,000 f1 50's in kansas city.that retail sales have been strong. fleet sales may be slower because the construction guys want the bigfoot boxes that you're going to start building down there. for the first time in kansas city, how do you expect that to improve the revenue picture? guest: we are building pretty much retail units as we watch the plant. the fleet deliveries are going to have to wait until the second quarter. there are strong fleet demands. we are going to sleep volumes down because we are not building those trucks you talked about yet. we will and there's plenty of demand for them. matt: consumers have been veering toward the high end of the f1 50 line. they are buying the higher end trim. how does that impact your bottom line? matt:guest: it is good for our business. the super crew, the platinum the king ranch versions are higher content and higher price points. the consumers have bought them a lot. it is good for a business. we have a significant market here because our truck has such strong residu

miren, asÍ celebraron el dÍa de san patrick mÁs de 40 policÍas en kansas city.Íen y se divierten como todos. jomari: algunos han criticado la actitud de estos policÍas y otros la han alabado, pero tambiÉn en los __ nos interesa conocer su opiniÓn. parece que barbara, tiene cargada de alÍa con sus __ a thalia, con sus cinco meses de embarazo. pero desde otro Ángulo se ve que no es asÍ. las dos la verdad que lucen muy bien. pamela: espectacular. nos recibiÓ con mucha amabilidad en su casa para hablar de muchas cosas. muchas personas me preguntaron... ¿cÓmo es posible? pero no... ella tenÍa su silla. columnista: claro si no te iban a hacer una propuesta en un gimnasio.un barbara: la gente es tan cariÑosa y se preocupÓ mucho, asÍ que gracias. barbara: por primera vez la cantante thalÍa abre las puertas de su hogar, conocerÁn un poco mÁs sobre sus hijos sus proyectos y el momento mÁs difÍcil de su vida. aquÍ la entrevista. asÍ no recibe la __ nos recibe la reina de las telenovelas. thalÍa: muchos aÑos tratÉ de hacer feliz a todos, menos a mi. ¿eso quieres que me pong

joining us now is a political reporter and columnist with the kansas city star. is there anything more to add tonight in terms of what we know about this investigation. >> they believe it may be related, but i can tell you that everyone else in missouri, republicans, democrats, other people you talk with think that the two suicides are directly linked and that spence jackson was upset that john hancock had not steps down, and that they were not punished by other members of the party and that consultant continued to get work. the word that we got today service that spence jackson was upset over those developments and took his life over the weekend. >> in terms of what is happening over missouri republican politics right now, it is a story about politics, families, human beings, lost, and there is no been to put more politics in there but it is interesting to see what the appropriate response would be from the party, and what seems to be the best we know about what drove best we know about what drove them at the end of their lives was about party politics. >> no on

around kansas city and minneapolis, 61 degrees in the works. it was minus 7 in minneapolis last thursday for the overnight low temperature. the 61 is the warmest temperature since before halloween. the warmest in kansas city since late january. much for atlanta. >>> enjoy that minneapolis. time for an early start on money. stock futures are lower. investors in a buying mood on the sixth anniversary of the bull market. you will still have to wait a few weeks. tim cook unveiled the details about the apple work in san francisco. pre-orders start april 10th. it is available in stores april 28th. three models from $349 to $17,000. the battery should last 18 hours. you need to pair it with an iphone 5 or iphone 6. if you want more specs go to cnnmoney.com. are you in the market? >> i did meet one person who said she wanted one. i haven't met anyone else. if you want one of the iphone watches or iwatch. tweet us @christineromans. let us know. i'm confused by what the market is here. >> they are trying to create a market that i don't know we need. appl

louis, 70 degrees kansas city. we are not pushing that any time soon, but we will be approaching 60 the middle of the week. satellite radar, quiet. a little weak weather front to the north bringing portions of snow to northern new york and pennsylvania. rain through parts of west virginia but a lot of that has dissipated. other than patchy clouds, it is quiet. 34 degrees the low temperature in d.c., upper 20's the far northwest suburbs. remember to turn your clock ahead one hour before going to bed as we switch to daylight it will be darker in the morning at sunrise, but the sunset will be 7:08, so extra daylight to enjoy. overall, the forecast looks nice. we start in the 30's, climbing to 47 degrees by 1:00 p.m. lower 50's. a breeze out of the northwest between 10 and 15 miles per hour. we start the work week off quiet monday, 55 degrees, 52 tuesday. the next weather system will bring rain showers. wednesday, getting close to 60 degrees. next friday and saturday another west system -- another weather system but th

in the 50s from the 80s in kansas city. minneapolis from the 60s to the 40s. around new york city enjoy the next couple of days. 54 down to the upper 30s. guys. >>> pedram thanks. that's the weather. let's get a look at your money with alison kosik. >> we are seeing stock futures following that lead a little higher. that is coming off a pretty rough week for stocks. all three major averaging posted a third weekly loss. a strong dollar is a reason behind the slump. the dollar is at a 12-year high versus the euro. that is great if you are heading to europe. it is bad for u.s. multinational companies. it winds up hurting businesses overseas. it makes it harder for american companies to compete abroad. european goods wind up being cheaper than american exports. that is why we are seeing so much volatility on wall street. the worry is you will see companies get hit hard in the next earnings report because of the stronger dollar. >> all you do is go to rome or london and spend. >>> an hbo documentary may have given new life to a cold case. what robert durst said when

it is the 50s from 80s in kansas city. minneapolis from the 60s to 40s. around new york city enjoy the next couple days. 54 to the upper 30s. >>> that's the weather. let's get a look at your money with alison kosik. >> let's start with asian markets. asian and european markets are higher. u.s. stock futures are higher as well. after the u.s. stocks came off a rough week. all posting a third weekly loss. the dow and s&p are now sitting in the negative for the year. why is that? a strong dollar is one reason behind the slump. the dollar at a 12-year high versus the euro. it is great for u.s. travelers for europe. it is bad news for u.s. multinational companies because a stronger greenback hurts businesses that make a chunk of profits overseas. it makes it harder for american companies to compete abroad. european goods are cheaper than american exports. that is why you see the volatility. >> a sign of a stronger economy, but be careful. thanks alison. >>> the small island chain of vanuatu ravaged by a cyclone. the aid begins to arrive. we are live from the de

here's a look at the current numbers in the 40's in new york city kansas city or further west into theockies. it is not bad for early in the morning out here. temperatures in the 60's in new orleans and also in the city of atlanta. as far as the high temperatures go you will be very warm in the center of the nation. 70's for you in kansas city upper 60's in rapid city. 65 degrees in minneapolis. feeling like spring out there. we have a storm system we are tracking and we are seeing areas of heavy rain across eastern texas and louisiana. 6 inches across parts of the mississippi river valley especially the lower and middle part. be careful out there. looking at the risk for flash flooding. watches have already been issued. heather and heather over to you. >> we will take those warm-ups any time you have to offer them. it has been so miserable out there. >> finally hopefully spring is on the way. >> 10 minutes to the top of the hour almost. a tiny terrorist. what we have learned about the young boy seen shooting an isis hostage at point blank range. >> take a look at this. it has a lot of

in math from kansas city. from 1970 to 2006 he was employed by the dupont company. at dupont, he was responsible for 55 u.s. patents and he authored or co-authored more than 100 technical publications. in 2002, he began consulting for a cataloging and dealing company for paper money. he is a 15 year member of the international bank notes society. in today's talks bruce will review the type of bank notes in circulation and will include some anecdotes. following his presentation, he has brought some objects from his personal collection and they will be available for the audience's inspection. i will not turn the program over to dr. bruce smart. [applause] >> thank you. today i am going to talk about a financial period in u.s. history where some of the most beautiful, artistic, and historically interesting bank notes were issued. unfortunately, almost none of the general public has seen or heard of any of these banknotes. today, you are going to see quite a few of them. i'm going to focus mainly on the various portraits of people that are engraved on these banknotes du

on news from kansas city southern. >> well, ksu they had oil and the peso.on pacific, 112 you buy some then and then at 108. i like it. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ >>> earlier i month i had a chance to walk and talk to the ceo of honeywell. he showed us the in flight wi-fi technology. take a look. >> this is a very ugly looking product. but it's going to allow you to be on a plane and be connected to every place in the world, via satellite. it's 100 times faster than what exists today and it's 50% less expensive. >> so if honeywell can potentially make your inflight wi-fi 100 times faster, half the cost, i think that's big deal for gogo. the number one purveyor of broadband access on airlines. the company is still not expected to turn a prft for a couple of years and it has a very volatile stock, 38.5% of the float. that's a big number to short sellers, but it's on a roll. let's take a closer look at michael small and learn more. good to se

louis, 70 degrees in kansas city. the jet stream is lifting north and much milder temperatures will be coming. it is so much milder than it was just last night. 18 degrees in the district, up and down the east coast everyone enjoying the slightly milder weather conditions. as far as the weather precipitation, we don't really have much we are watching at home. off to the north, some snow showers moving through upstate portions of new york and pennsylvania. i'm also watching a little precipitation moving into eastern west virginia. i think a lot of this will be dissipating, but folks along the allegheny front may see some drizzle or light rain, but nothing to be concerned with. for the most part, temperatures holding steady, about 34 degrees downtown, and daylight savings time returns. if you are an early riser, it may be dark. sunrise tomorrow at 7:31 but in the evening, next her hour of daylight. each day we gain about 2.5 minutes of daylight. we will continue to add to that through the summer solstice in mid-june. th

off to the south, 60 degrees nashville, 65 kansas city. the model push of air moving to the north. still pretty cold in new england, but everyone will be enjoying some of these milder temperatures as we go forward the next week or so as the jet stream list to the north. the 24 hour temperature change impressive. 19 degrees milder than it was at this time yesterday. the weather front moving overhead tonight will provide us with a few additional clouds. all that means is it will act as a blanket. temperatures will not fall that much. 34 degrees downtown. the temperature tonight, about 20-30 degrees milder than last night. not as cold. as we were talking about, we spring forward tonight. this morning the sun rise at 6:30. tomorrow morning, if you are up early, it will be darker later the sunrise not until 7:31. on the flipside, an extra hour of daylight in the evening, with sunset at 7:0 wait tm each day we are gaining about 2.5 minutes of daylight. that trend will take us through the summer solstice, but really looking nice tomorrow. a good bit of sunshine mixed with cloud cover, mid

so kansas city southern cut first quarter and full year guidance as lower oil and nat gas prices arerating income. there are four ways we're seeing this impact from energy play out. slower than expected crude oil growth for 2015. that's especially interesting when you take into account the fact that ksu carts crude majority from the canadian oil sands not the balkan. less revenue in q1 from frac sand and pipe thanks to significant decline in new drilling operations in the u.s. this is interesting because it's also like declining rig counts an early indicator that we're going to see a slowdown in oil production coming. the third, a 20% drop in quarterly coal revenues. this as cheaper natural gas curtails demand for coal. this is especially worrisome because coal remains such a big part of the overall railroad industry's business. and lastly while falling fuel has thus far cut costs, falling surcharges are starting to hurt the top line. that's a trend we're starting to see affect the entire freight transport sector. also a headwind currency since nearly half of kansas city southern's r

the rails got killed on some bad news out of kansas city southern. we'll talk about that later. and you also had the chicago fed national activity index come in showing the three-month average for the economy slowing. so there's a lot of things out there that say to me now is not the time to be jumping in the u.s. stock market. particularly the high fliers like the biotech. let it sit for a month. >> is this a barometer in this market, pete najarian? >> i think when you talk about getting off the gas right now, look at biogen. look at the move it just made. this stock was up 40% in a short period of time. still up around 35%, 36%. yes, some of these names i think are they over-extended? probably a little bit. i think this is very disciplined in the terms of the downgrade today after the move it's made. when i look across at the biotech names, i still look at them and look at a pe with the exception of one all underneath 20. these are real stories. they have pipe lines but also real earnings. these are companies i think you could still own. you don't have to chase them, but i thi

he is going to andy reid and kansas city chiefs.hear maclin may have been upset that the eagles sign the other free agents before they got to him. the big free agent signing seattle cornerback byron maxwell. he has a six year, 63 million-dollar deal 25 million guarantied. they also sign san francisco running back frank gore, three years, 7.5 million guarantied and mark sanchez also coming back to the eagles. >>> flyers playoff chances got the blown up this weekend. to new jersey, this is bad contact tore use misses a shot, that is one thing. four-two. remember, flyers lost on saturday. now they fell asleep and break away steven gionta makes it five-two. the flyers lose. they are seven points behind boston. >>> phillies pitcher cliff lee shut down again with tenderness in his left elbow same elbow that kept him out much of last season. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> so, it is done. i think they have taken off now, two pilots making history today, and for the the next week, how they planned to fly around the world w

i'm going to happily wear it at the anniversary of kansas city where it's nice and cold. >> folks, the sale's not over. it continues tomorrow. organizers suggest shoppers take b.a.r.t. to the fruitvale station and then a complimentary shuttle to the sale. admission is free and raises millions every year. >>> some folks in pennsylvania found a way to celebrate the seemingly never-ending winter that they're enduring. take a look. >> wow, it's coming down! >> giant nutcrackers, all sorts of different -- look at this one. i love the lamp. all sleds made of cardboard launched down this mountain. that's up in the poconos. not all of the sleds were functional, as exhibited there. but they were certainly elaborate and very entertaining. the poconos had a lot more snow than usual. the cardboard challenge has been running now for ten years in a row. >> i have to say, the effort they put into that -- >> it's amazing. all made out of cardboard. some fared better than others. >> we didn't hear anything about injuries. >> that's a good thing. >> yes. >> possibility there on some of those. >> we do n

kansas city at 59 degrees. you can see where it's green and yellow. that indicates warmer temperatures and that's what's on the way. not only later tonight but moving through the rest of the weekend and into next week. here's our forecast hour by hour as we move through the evening hours. temperatures will only be in the 20's. definitely bundle up as you head outdoors for this evening. waking up tomorrow morning inside the beltway just around 15 degrees but that low range will be anywhere between 9 and 18. with the coldest air just off to the north and west of us. we'll talk about the rest of the weekend and when we will potentially see temperatures in the upper 50's to around 60 degrees. look at my seven day outlook coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you so much, steve. a developing story out of prince george's county now where police say they have caught the man behind a series of rapes in bladensburg over the last six months. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in palmer park with more on today's arrest. >> well, maureen, a man is underg

did it in 1965 at kansas city played all nine positions for nine innings.> this is will ferrell. [ laughter ] >> hope he can do it. >> a little more comedy maybe thrown into this. should be fun today. >>> the secret service is plagued by yet another scandal. allegations have surfaced that two top agents were driving drunk and crashed into a white house fence. it happened last week. investigators say the agents were coming back from a late- night party. officers reportedly want to arrest the agents at the time but the supervisors told them not to. >>> a device in the parking lot at the north berkeley bart station is catching the eye of commuters. take a look. this is it. some say the 25-foot-tall contraption looks like something out of a transformers movie. bart calls it a mobile observation tower. it's designed to help fight crime. the person inside can see what's going on at the station. while people outside cannot see in. bart says they can tow the tower to different stations depending on the need. >>> the search is on for a man who may have tried to kidn

kansas city in the rails. sandisk in the software.t took down all the railroads along with it when they announced earlier in the week. the dow jones industrial average, the dow 30, majority of stocks there, cheryl and dave, it came under pressure. american express, microsoft, jpmorgan, american express roughly down 5% each for the week. it was a tough one no doubt. hard to squeeze down a gain. the dow down 2%. >> have a great weekend, nicole. >> well, warren buffett turned buy and hold into an investor mantra. that strategy is very dangerous, particularly if you're near retirement. as you look in this market. ken is the author of buy hold and sell, the investment strategy that could save you. he's a senior adviser. he's been named as bear en's top financial advisers. good to see you thank you for being here. (?) let's put up a statement. warren buffett statement, if you aren't willing to own a stock for ten years, don't even think about owning it for ten minutes. you think that's a mistake. why? >> well, first of all, what i want to s