look out jake layman, that's worth another look. the athleticism from layman is not easy. i could do that on a six-foot rim. ohio state was not going away with a nice attack to the rim. the big shots from the senior and a nice cut there. also had a big three from the corner. they made their throws down time prove to 19-3 and 8-2 and 10 big plays. >>> all right in fairfax this afternoon. george mason and those things, the coaches. from downtown at three and then off the turnover. he goes and then just beautifully for the slam dunk as we would have a tight one, but they start to pull away and tipped in from kevin larson and you've got to love this half court execution off the curls. they'll hit the tough land as you can see how they will hold on for that win over george mason. >>> all right a week from today and all the marbles, meeting in santa clara for the super bowl 50. we do know this that denver is the underdog and they would arrive safely, the smooth landing. no issue there, but you've seen the flag on the front of the aircraft, looking right getting off of denver for

layman's is in the hospital tonight. officer many ills is on routine paid leaf. >>> osceola county detectives are looking for a couple of armed robbers are who struck a like corr store last night. one with a hat, the other with a hood trying to cover their faces. deputies say these two went into the a on clay street last night with guns demanding cash. an unknown amount of cash. nobody got hurt. >>> this week, a local lawmaker is expected to discuss her plan to hold law enforcement agencies more accountable in use of force incidents. under state senator jerald lee thompson's bill, the heads of agencies would have to report for any incidents resulting in injury or death within 24 hours. they would have to provide results of an investigation to the department of law enforcement within a week. >>> we're less than three hours away from tonight's democratic presidential debate in charleston, south carolina with the first caucus really just 15 days away, hillary clinton is going to be looking to regain her big league since ber

throwing it up for layman there. 16 points, 10 rebounds for layman today. terps led by 6 at halftime. later on, it's a one-point game. trimble over to suleman. he can shoot it. only had seven points but he did everything else. maryland is up by four. a few plays later, maryland looking to pull away. mel o trimble knocking down the three. he had a game high 20 points. maryland beat ohio state 66-61, and melo knows playing alongside suleman is good for his game. >> helps to be a leader, a better point guard. he helps me find players. he always tells me i'm a great player and he gives me confidence. >> we're getting better. starting second half we're not playing very well offensively and we have to figure that out before wednesday night. >>> the great machine fired up today. george mason hosting george washington. second half, the colonials turn over the ball. otis livingston to abrams with the flush there. later on in the half, off the patriots' miss here. ball gets knocked out to kevin larson. he's on the break. a little back and forth and larson puts that o

the three.maryland simply toyed with the buckeyes todayand wound up winning this game, 100-65 jake layman with the exclamation point. the miami redhawks lost today, on the road at ball state. ball state's jeremiah davis made a jump shot with a second to go to win it. but miami was outscored in the second half of this game, 31-18. 48- 46 was the final. indiana on the road at minnesota today. check out thomas bryant on this move here. in 22 minutes bryant delivered ten points for the indiana hoosiers.minnesota would climb back within two in the second half of the game. nate mason here.but yogi ferrell had 20, including this drive in the second half.and his 20-led the way.as the the big ten, 70-63 was the you know what's amazing. with all the technology the nfl has, all the cameras that cbs sports brings to games...they couldn't get an angle on this catch last saturday night to determine whether or not it was a touchdown.the officials touchdown.but friday, their boss nfl director of officiating dean blandino admitted, this wasn't a catch. if that was the call on the field, the bengals would

oop to jake layman. terps ledled 37-31 -- 37-31 at the half. this was close throughout.noah trimble lays it in with the left. just over two minutes to play. 57-55. finds him in the corner for a three and drains it. that puts the turks up by -- winning by five, 66-61. the revolutionary rivalry returned. gw made the short trip to battle george mason. >> rivalries are one of the best things about sports. you can pretty much through the records out the window. george washington and george mason is one of the better rivalries in this area. on the basketball court, this series has been one-sided, with the colonials winning the last four meetings. another great atmosphere at eagle bank arena in fairfax. the andre a with the slam -- deandre abram with the slam. patricio garino with two of his game-high 19 points. george washington comes back to beat george mason, adding another terrific chapter to this rivalry. >> the rivalry is good for the area. i wish all the local teams would play. ir detached on that enough in the past. >> it is indicative of that there is great basketball

later, jake layman, the slam. 74-68.nd wins at home, here is coach mark turgeon. the best team if not the best team in college passed ball right now, so we were able to beat them and that's a good sign for us. >> coach had a good game plan. we had some ups and downs, but are defensive will kept us in the game. bullets,he baltimore also known as the wizards, struggling at home this season. booth, the wizards clawing back from an 18-point deficit. tie the game at 99-99. crunch time, man down. he was on fire. nts, the wizards lose their third straight, 117-113. the nhl all-star game roster has been adjusted, alex ovechkin out because of a lower body injury. barry trotz is coaching the metropolitan team come and according to him we should expect good stuff. hish: i will tell you this, replacement is one of the brightest young stars in the league. he will be fantastic at this event. he has a big personality. he may be a little shy, but yes has tremendous personality and he is a tremendous talent. sticking with hockey, the calgary flames defenseman suspended for bad beh

a deputy dropped off 17 year old margaret layman at bellevue high school after seeing her walk away from the building but she never made it back home. she is considered autistic so you have see call the marion county sheriff's office. a tragic ending in the search for this missing florida boy. the remains of 21-month-old lonzie. lonzie's mother and her boyfriend at the moment are charged are child neglect. we are learning the boyfriend led officials to the child's remains. tiffany teasley is in jacksonville with the very latest on what is next in this investigation. >> reporter: you can see all of the signs, flowers, and cards left here at the scene where deputies believe they discovered the remains of little lonzie barton bringing a sense of relief to the compand community. >> to know the baby is no longer suffering, no long in any pain and agony, that is sweet. >> reporter: a somber day tr this jacksonville community after investigators believed they discovered the remains of lonzie barton, the toddler missing since july who was presumed dead. >> i pray when it is all done and said we

. >> can you give us a layman' s explanation of what happened? >> i think all we are prepared to say at this point -- we have not had direct access to the lab in question so we could analyze the chemical. preliminary information is this was a chemical that was reactive this chemical reacted with water , which resulted in the explosion. >> how big of an explosion was it? i know you were not inside, but was it an massive explosion that shook the building? did the compression system go off? >> in brief terms, there' d does appear to be windows broken from the explosion, there does appear to be damaged to be lavish self in the way of protective hoods that come down from the explosion. we do believe at this time that the building is stable. there is no danger structurally, but there is substantial damage to the laboratory of health. at -- the laboratory itself. >> where they pulled out by their coworkers? >> i don' t know that. let' s see if the local responders know. >> we believe that the injured were ambulatory. >> they walked out on their own powe

jake layman throws it down in transition. maryland crushes the buckeyes, 100-65. >> the lake erie monsters on the road tonight. they are taking this one 4-2. meanwhile, their parent club, the blue jackets, hosting the colorado avalanche tonight. game tied at one with about a minute left in regulation, and a cross-ice pass to jack johnson, who stores the go ahead goal. blue jackets hold on and win 2- 1. and we'll be back right is depression more than sadness? it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. brintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. brintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. "for me, brintellix made a difference." tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. brintellix has not been studied in children. do not take with maois. tell your doctor about your medications, including migraine, psychiatric and de

maryland though building back up a lead jake layman the alley oop jam... 26-21 terrapins. iowa though a brief lead-- then rasheed sulaimon from the wing-- hits the trey and they're back on top. a big reason for iowa struggling-- jarrod uthoff struggled-- he didn't have a bucket in the first half-- his only points coming from the stripe until the second half. he'd finish the night just 2 of 13 with nine points. so uthoff decides time to start feeding every one else drives and dishes to woodbury-- the big man finishing at the glass. he had 11 points and 10 rebounds on the night. maryland always an inch ahead the hawkeyes it seemed tonight damonte dodd on the flush. anthony clemmons another decent showing tonight with 11 he cuts down the middle of the defense. one point game but maryland able to close it out down the stretch.... the terrapins hand iowa their first big ten loss this season 74 to 68 the final iowa jon: 2015 was a year of ups and downs for iowa state athletics. today i had the chance to sit down with a-d jamie pollard. we talked about everything that happened an

. >> can you give us a layman's explanation what have you think happened in there even some basics? >> i think all that we are prepared to say at this point let me back up and have us understand we have not at this point had direct access to the room in question, the lab in question, so we could analyze the chemical. but preliminary information we have is this was a chemical that was reactive to water and for some reason that will come out as part of the investigation. this chemical reacted with water which resulted in the explosion and therefore the injuries to the lab workers. >> how big an explosion was it in your eyes and how much damage did it cause i know you haven't been inside but was it a massive explosion that shook the building? whom people were inside. went off can you explain the explosion. >> it very brief terms, there does appear to be windows that were broken from the explosion, it does appear to be some damage to the lab itself in the way of some protective hoods that have come down from the explosion. those are part of the investigation once we get in there that we

police say 17-year-old trevim laymans, accelerated towards an officer, and the officer opened fire who crashed into a house on stony brook lane. the other two people took out. the officer is on routine paid leave and the suspect is in the hospital. >>> osceola county detectives are looking for a couple armed robbers who struck a liquor store last night. you can see two guys right here, one with a hat and the guy in front trying to cover their faces. deputies say these two went into the a&m beverage discount store on clay street? kissimmee with guns demanding cash. they got away with an unknown amount of money. nobody got hurt. >>> this week a local lawmaker's expected to discuss her plan to hold law enforcement agencies cases under state senator geraldine's bill, would have to result any injury or death within 24 hours and would provide results within a week to the department of law enforcement. >>> while rain foured on central florida overnight, deadly -- poured on central florida, deadly tornadoes ripped through the area, and a space x rocket flopped in the ocean, not meeting its goa

. >> rose: how do you make a show both attractive to the layman and the broad television audience andt, at the same time, be watched and loved by people who actually inhabit that world? >> it's about money, some degree. but the tag line of the show is, you know, it's not about the money. and what's so interesting about that is, in a way, the money is almost just the scorecard for the power and the pride, so that's, i think, where we took it. and also you get inside these people's lives in a way that's very relatable. >> rose: you're going to deal with big social issues as well in terms of income inequality, in terms of regulation, libertarianism and all that. >> certainly by the end of the season, these two guys are going to get into those questions in a pretty heavy way. we were interested in what makes -- if we're all fascinated by the way money works in this country, one of the questions we have is why. why can't somebody stop at $10 million? we were sitting with a prosecutor once who had turned down a job for $3 million a year, and we asked this person why they stayed in the job.

on the right, that's the elderly woman, its tall layman that is asked to dress up like an elderly woman to make it look better. she was plotting the snow angel's program which coverages roll listener as to help homebound seniors get shoveled out when it snows sh. she had the young people. she didn't have elderly person so she asked the man to wear dress, a wig, and lipstick, some blush, and the ear rngs to match. you know what? he din look thrilled about it either. >> no, didn't. ed: when the plan was uncovered. promptly resigned ap no official comment from the mayor's office. the may area was at the press conference right next to that man-woman. ed: back to the powerball that is true. you now back to this. in a pool of tickets in gloucester, more like af ocean of ticket this. heather: they are round up nearly 500 hopefuls. so what happened was, they hit a button. [laughter] heather: you know what ini really hope you win. they came up with this idea. the pool came in like a gloucester high tide. >> next thing you know, i put up a facebook stat puss. >> i put up a facebook status and boo

in laymans terms...it's a tangled group of abnormal blood vessels that diverts blood from the arteries to the veins. symptoms include paralysis, difficulty with speech and in some cases... death. there was no warning. absolutely.doctors said there was no there would be no warning and most people this happened to theyd have a 10-month old baby boy named ronan. hospital the family has received hundreds of encouraging messages and financial support through their "officer down" fundraising page. if you would like to make a donation head to the links section of our website, fox five vegas dot com. out from the iowa caucuses. it's the first big contest of the 20- 16 presidential race. democrats are kicking off their big iowa push with a c-n-n town hall tonight in des moines... reid binion has more on the final sprint to drum up support. with the iowa caucuses fast approaching... ...the presidential primary campaign is endorsements and confident rhetoric on both sides. the des moines register saturday endorsed hillary clinton for the democrats... ...and marco rubio on the republican side. (se

spartans and matt ozzella gets the steal and takes it in for the score. 36-29 owls by 7. to jimmy layman inside. easy layin. stitchell scored 13. keene state wins 55-43. they have 4 straight wins over castleton now. well unh hockey fans, it's about tough schedule coming up. 15 games to go in the regular season, all of them against hockey east teams and many of them against really good hockey east teams. it starts friday night with the number one team in the league, umass lowell. >> we have a bunch of top 10 in the country in our league. >> we want to get home ice for next few games is key. >> we need to finish strong. jamie the associated press ranks the pats check in at number 5. it' s a wide open nfl playoff season coming up. tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. a father and son reunited. shelley: we' ll show you his reaction to his father' s return from serving overseas rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead

what does it mean in layman's terms? it means prosecutors can file charges against dunnings in the future. the main suspect in the shooting donnell lindsey is still on the loose. >> and there have been several donnell lindsey sightings in cleveland. please call crimestoppers if you know where he is hiding out. you don't have to leave your name. a cash reward is available if your tip leads to his arrest. >>> making our neighborhoods safer, this is a sievers security alert. >>> boy, something needs to happen. we have had another carjacking in ohio city making people who live there a little nervous. this is the second time in less than a week a woman's car was stolen in this west side the latest victim ended up in the hospital. jen picciano joins us now. connected? >> reporter: police are looking into that possibility now. here is what we know. a woman returning home from walking her dog at 8:30 this morning spotted a young man driveway. not wanting to let him get away she jumped in her car and ran off. he stopped, opened t

this home was vacant, in layman's terms. >> we contacted her insurer to ensure that a vacant home means coverage can be denied. we checked with the insurance ward. if you are vacant with no furniture, you need a separate policy. she says she will re-examine her case and they say they have every right to deny her claim. a vacant house with unattended water pipes is a risk most insurers no longer want to cover expect this can -- want to cover. >> this can also happen if you for 30 days. >>> the national football championship is tomorrow. >> we will take you to all of >>> the clock is ticking and the countdown is on tomorrow night. college football championship. number two alabama. rocky marciano is covering the celebration going on. >> reporter: the center of the college football universe is right here and arizona with the number one undefeated clemson tigers heading into the second ever college football national championship game. alabama crimson tide. the celebration kicking off with the band "perry" in their alabama roots. while the fun was going on, the players and coaches were gettin

ho you laymans crashed into a home on stony brook lane and was arrested and taken to a local hospital. officer we'll be watching when an orange county. you see here is accused of shooting a delivery driver and firing his gun at two others. right now, he's only facing the gun position. prosecutors have been working for the last 48 hours to come up with an argument to convince a judge to keep him in the orange county jail. >> the facts of the case as layed out by the officer would indicate mr. brown certainly appears to be an ongoing threat and dane tore whole. >> prosecutors have filed a last motion asking the judge to hold in jail until the deadline to convince the judge to come today. of course, we'll keep you situation. >>> this morning, a nuclear deal is finally in place between iran and six major powers including the united states. prisoners with iran came as a big surprise. >> five americans, homeward bound, after a controversial agreement to exchange prisoners with iran. and within hours of the deal, international inspectors certified that iran had kept its part of the nuclear d

charlie: how do you make a show that will be both attracted to the layman audience and yet at the samee be watched and loved by people who actually inhabit that world? >> i would say it is about people. it is about money. but the tagline is it's not about the money. what's interesting about that is, in a way the money is almost a scorecard for the power and pride. that is where we took it. you get inside these lives in a way that is very relatable charlie:. visit soap opera-ish? >> you're doing with ambition and power. that is the question. money as a scorecard. they talk about winning. that is what they talk about. this question is animating to americans and always has been. it is our past time in a way. the first time we saw it, the british, one of the big questions you had was how americans think about ambition. you felt that it was different. charlie: power. >> and ambition. damien: a man and woman can come here in new york, transform themselves, make a life for themselves. not become presidents and become a success. that has been to our foreign sensibility, that has been your roya

finding a missing even ager with autism. the sheriff's office said one spotted 17-year-old margaret layman walking home from high school 9:po 30 yesterday morning. the deputy picked her up but she never went home. she was last seen wearing a purple and blue jacket. blue jeans and panda knit hat. >>> also, deputies look for a group of gunman after a home invasion. >> amy: the group broke into a home on broken byron circle. one of of the victims suffered minor irwhys but will be okay. right now investigators do not have descriptions of the suspects. be sure to keep it here for the latest update. >> john: president obama getting ready to deliver the final state of the union address. >> amy: it will happen tonight. why the white house said they're going have a non-traditional >> ryan: this will be the final time we see the president walk down the aisle for the state of the union address. they are expecting them to call for auction on climate change. the hot button issue tonight, you've seen it on the screen, gun control. in the first lady's box, there will be sitting an empty chair, which repr

this home was vacant, in layman's terms. >> we were gone for about 10 days. >> reporter: committee contacted her insurer and confirmed a vacant homes means coverage can be denied. we checked with the insurance board and found something many homeowners don't know. if your home will be vacant with no furniture you typically need a separate more expensive policy. tammy's insurers says it will reexamine her case but has every right to deny the claim. a vacant house with the water pipes is no longer something insurance companies want to cover. the airline just debuting its big winter sale. how you can get flights for as low as $35. >> plus, is this how we'll get around in the near future? a prototype for the human carrying drone. >> i'm alisa campos with positively tampa bay. coming up, meet a high school student who is experiencing the magic of the youth america >>> jetblue giving $35 flights. best deals, san francisco to las vegas, $99 will get you a flight from boston to florida and for $104 fly from new york city to the bahamas. travel dates vary but flights are general available from january

brianna layman finishes the jumper and the lane, smoky mountain gets the easy 75-40 win. that's sports this morning. we will see you tonight now, in high definition, from the western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 this weekend. >>evan: we have breaking news out of asheville this morning. no injuries, however, we do have a car flipped over. that is on overlook road and deer run drive.

in layman's s rms he told us it got harder to sell new cars in the fourth quarter which is why the company slashed its prices. no wonder the stock plunged 10.5% that day and it slid anototr 10% in the two weeks since then. my point is not that you need to sell autonation to carmax, that's not what we're talking about because the stocks have been crushed to the point where they've become cheap. no, i'i'trying to show you the weakness these two auto retailers are seeing likely auto sales market. we know from c cmax that the used car business is slowing pretty substantially and used car sales tend to be a good leading indicator for new car sales and the aggressiverice cutting that autonation needed to do in order to keep selling new cars in the fourth quarter suggests the united states is about to become a much more difficult market for the auto makers. if inventories pile up as the dealers find themselves in a more push than pull environment, companies like autonation will likely find themselves ordering few new vehicles from the manufacturers and at a certain point they'll likely use t lowe

this was vacant in layman's terms. >> we were gone for about ten days.john: we contacted her insurer and confirmed the vacant home means coverage could be denied. we checked with the insurance board and found something many don't know. if your home is vacant with no furn chew you -- furniture, you need a more expenseive policy. they will examine the case but say they have every right to deny the claim. this can happen if you go away on vacation for more than 30 days. if you plan to be out of your house, alert your insurance agent in advance to so you don't waste your money. jonathan: before we go, come monday you may notice a change. we have a new anchor. alison is not going anywhere. she is on the 5:00, 4:00 and the 11:00. i want to say it's been a pleasure working with you. it's been fun. alison: you will have fun. jonathan: that does it at 4:00. "abc7 news at 5:00" starts now. leon: tonight, a plot that sounds like a joke. >> did they arrest him for stupidity? leon: a man travels the washington to kidnap one of the first family's dogs. but what he bro

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hunter's creek area, about the road, deerfield boulevard, this looks like it might be blocking a layman the area. you can get through no alternate needed i will let you know if you end up needing any. jamie? >>> gop candidates went head-to- head in less iced debate days before the iowa caucus. >> as we showed you last night at 11:00, front runner donald trump was not there. boycotting over of moderator. janai norman has been going through the debate and the candidates try to capitalize on trumps absence. >> reporter: with all donald trump last night, senator dead crews moved front and center on the debate stage. convince iowa voters why they should be president days ahead of monday's caucus. >> it was the elephant not in the room. donald trump's feud with fox news coal moderator megan kelly met an extra podium on the side of the stage just in case the front runner decided to show up but he did not and in his absence candidates tried to take a more civil tone and last night gop debate, still clashing over differences on leadership, electability, and immigration. >> i was for legalization

stories a can of cleaner dropped on the street so i want to let you know pay attention to this as a layman and try to understand what looks at good and what doesn't the last point is in today's chronicle 2015 was the hottest year an record and it was in the history since the temperatures were recorded i came to the back of the paper and saw sarah jones had a editorial in the paper about the way we'll be calculating the effect of transportation in eirs so we'll be going from the level of service whether an intersection functions well, for cars to vehicle in travel that gets at point of environmental impact and not penalize something that is encouraging scrawl slool as soon as possible we get that implemented that will be a good change loophole read that it is a great piece that sarah jones wrote thank you. >> commissioner moore i wanted to report to the commission we had a meeting on the pennsylvania and 22 street building that this department proved and tinting intent and asked to ay design of certain elements and i think in the end that meeting turned out to be constructive and forward-lo

>> now, the officer shot the laymans who crashed into a vacant home but survived. he now faces felony charges for aggravated assault on an officer with a car. the two other suspects in the car got away, officer mills was not hurt in the incident. he's on paid administrative leave until the fdle finishes their investigation. >> all right, shaun. thank you. also breaking right now, florida state university just settled a title ix lawsuit with a former student who accused former quarterback jameis winston of raping her back in 2012. she has agreed to drop her lawsuit. fsu will give her $250,000 and pay her attorneys $700,000. in the deal fsu is not admitting any wrongdoing. winston was never charged and fsu did not find him guilty of sexual miss conduct. >> right now, the death toll from this weekend's blizzard in as officials in some of the biggest cities encourage people to be patient. the storm is over, but the clean upis just beginning. baltimore mayor says it's going to take time. >> the snow removal operations are far more complicated than just pushing three or

jake layman feeds diamond stone. hawkeyes try to rush the ball up court. trimble comes up with the steal. terps win it 74-68. big bounceback win for maryland. >>> barry trotz and his son tyson started best buddies tennessee, an organization to help families raising children with down syndrome and other disabilities. one of the first things trotz did arriving in nashville. week was visit the fruit of his labors and it was a joyous homecoming for everyone. it all began eight years ago thanks to an ordinary meeting with an extraordinary young lady. >> he's just the greatest. you know, most people will see barry as that guy, that bench boss, that really intense look. but how we know him is just the biggest teddy bear and so, you know, i'm thrilled he always comes back and he still supports us but it doesn't surprise me having to get to know him over the years. he has the biggest heart. >> the satisfaction that best buddies is going to be in tennessee for a long time. who knows, i mean, down the road it could be a huge part of my life. going forward, it has bee

he tells clients things that to the layman might not make sense. >> the economy and u.s.re is just as good as it's been over the last eight years. this is a time to buy. >> sometimes we are doing therapy without a license. >> grand financial advisers, this is dave shore. >> reporter: dave shore is listening. >> 95% of our brains are run by our emotions. >> reporter: he can show clients charts. he can recite history. graphs can tell the truth. but that's not what people see in front of them. >> so short term it makes sense that the psychology is going to affect prices in the market. >> reporter: stocks go up, stocks go down. but it's the down days the phone calls go up. >> i have never had a client call me up jumping for joy when the market was up 300 points in the day. but i have had them call when the market is down 400 points in a day or 250 as it seems it ended today. >> reporter: if you think it's just the little guy who needs counseling. >> because i have brokers that have called me and said that, you know, i'm thinking about getting out of the business. i can't take

never depart, and we will always call on the wisdom that is so prevalent, and wrote the book in layman's terms, so much so that even i can understand what it is. ip kafirs, right a little commentary about it and much of the commentary end ed up being much admittance to a lot of things i haven't done right so hopefully people to learn from my mistakes. never set myself up as holier than thou, that is my pet peeve about christians when it come across as holier than thou because we are all in the same boat but the devotion with commentary and as you point at that call to action, writing it for not just church folks but my own family is very diverse. i write a page in here about that. my surroundings and alaska. with commercial fishermen everyday cussing like sailors and soldiers have no patience for political correctness and truck drivers and hard hearts and hard working normal people out there, some of them, they are ceos, church on christmas and easter only ceos, bless their hearts, they have the right intentions and they do have faith, they just want to know where can they go to get some

that triggered what is called in layman's terms circuit breakers which shuts down trading on the main floor of the stock market there in china. and you can see down, yeah, over 7%. it's not been a great day in europe either, down 2.5% in france, 3% in germany and 2% in britain. here's the opening bell down on wall street, the new york stock exchange. just there at wall street and exchange, we're going to start seeing the numbers process many a second. futures were down at one point by several hundred points. that's kind of an indication where traders think things are going to go, and you can see right out of the gate down 113 points, that's about two-thirds of a percent to 16,778. it wasn't that long ago, guys, we were up in the 18,000 territory. we've lost quite a bit of that, now down 135. one of the issues, besides china, china's having some issues, and china is the world's other issue is the price of oil, it's down around $33, $34 a concerned. it's great for drivers because gas prices are so cheap, but it's not so great for the big oil companies, and they employ a lot of people ac

so i'm a democrat, and i really think that bernie speaks down-to-earth and sticks in layman's terms,makes it easy to understand. he doesn't hate you how he's going to do it or pay for it. of course if he did, the republicans would try to copy it. but i think he sounds very good and would make a good president. i really do. mario is waiting in maryland. i am a democratic republican. i've been listening very quietly for all these months. it seems to me the only reasonable person right now is bernie sanders. i really don't understand how he would pay for what he would try to do, but he's the only who is sayingson what the real issues are in this country. ones are just basically trying to gain votes. i think he is the best person for the country right now. host: who did you vote for in past elections? sides. i voted for both [indiscernible] issues in the republican party that made me very upset. i hope that mr. sanders is the candidate. i would vote for him. west virginia, jason is waiting on the line for independents. what are your thoughts? caller: i am very confused. from what i can t

on the wisdom that is so prevalent, obviously in old and new testament, and i wrote the back in layman's terms. so much so that even i can understand what it is that i -- i pick a verse, i write a commentary about it, and much of the commentary at the end of the day ended up being my admittance to a lot of things i haven't done right so hopefully people can learn from my mistakes. never setting myself up or my family up as holier than thou. that my pet peeve about christians, when they come across as being holier than thou. we're all a mess. all in the same boat. but writing the devotion with that commentary, and then that call to action. writing it for not church folks but my own family is very, very diverse. i wrote a page in here about that. my surroundings up in alaska. i'm with commercial fishmen every day who cuss like sailors and chat up -- have no patience for political correctness, and the truck drivers and the carhartts and steel-toed boots, hard working people out there, and some of them -- they're ceos, meaning church on christmas and easter only, ceos, and miss their hearts

i wrote the book in layman's terms so much so that even i can understand what it is. i pick a first i write a little bit of commentary about it and much of the commentary at the end of the day ended up being my admittance to a lot of things i haven't done right so hopefully people can learn from my mistakes. never setting myself up for my family up as holier than thou. that's my pet peeve about christians by the way. don't come across as holier than thou, we are all a mess. we are all in the same boat. as you point out kate that call to action. writing it for not just church folk that my own family is very diverse. i wrote a page in hear about that. my surroundings in alaska. i work with commercial fishermen everyday who cuss like sailors and tatted up soldiers who have no patience for political correctness and the truck drivers and car hearts and steel toed boots and hard-working normal people out there. some of them are ceos meaning church on christmas and easter only ceos. and bless their hearts though they have the right intentions and they do have faith. they jus

one of the risks is the answers she gives continue to look for obtuse to the layman. and when they see her saying, you know, there's no classified information on these e-mails that were either sent or received, and meanwhile we hear a report after report about classified e-mails, it looks like she's out of touch. >> doesn't it get to the trust issue? the whole use of this server is not just a judgment issue. it's sort of just a basic trust issue. why was she doing this? >> i agree. if this remains at this level of specificity, this charge, it's another problem with honest and trustworthy. one more brick in her ethical baggage. but there is the possibility that the director of the fbi will raise this and recommend an indictment. it would go to the justice department. they'd have to make a choice. if they did not pursue an indictment they might resign in that instance. this could be the biggest issue in this coming election or just a drip in this ethical charge. >> it's the not knowing at this point which to john's point about voters thinking on caucus night, what do th