leslie picker is an optimist. you ready to start trading, barbara ryan hot -- barbara ryan hart -- barbara reinhardt does see the fed raising rates. the federal reserve has spent a tremendous amount of time and effort and credibility getting the markets ready for an eventual rate hike. it started last year with kind of winding down quantitative easing. it may be june, it could be september. the bottom line is the fed will end up raising rates this year. betty: so raising rates by 25 points. last year the rates and the yields went down. will yields go up when we raise rates? leslie:>> now that we are seeing a turn in the data in europe it does herald a swing of the data in europe getting less bad. it does not necessarily have to be very good to get rates to come off their hyper emergency lows, but we do think that is what was covering that what was governing the global rate market last year. it was coincidental timing. brendan: what are the you see wage pressures? do you see wage pressures starting here? barbara: i

(clapping.) >> congratulations to nancy hawkins and leslie garner anyone what nominate and you can find the information on the website the next item is d student delegates report from the student delegates thank you commissioner president murase. >> yeah. good evening mmissioner president murase and superintendent carranza and commissioners and deputy instructor so last night we have the student nutrition department for the f ac last night to taste some food that we might have at the you youth summit the 12th citizens advisory committee youth summit will be mark 6, 2015 from 9:30 to 3:30 if the presidio the student leadership will have workshops and inspiring workshops and entertainment and lunch is provided i hope all the commissioners can come the sfusd health department fir thank ms. lopez and mr. eric mar is from the sfusd student health education program to help us collaborate and next the out task force meeting the s ac c committee operating our next meeting is february 5th from 5 to 6:30 thank you okay. as a followup in the last year's resolution the sat soot it engaged in curvin

and many of the staff has it the cf a will the merchandising adhere to the code of ethnic leslie. >> again, i really can't say that every single hedge funds would sign up ann as an organization many hedge fund managers have cf a's i think you may well-wisher to require that the firms you work with are scc regulated and any if i understand of any size will be fcc regulated and they have a code of ethnics so you will again, that's part of the due diligence process to look at the managers operations and their ethnics code and whether each one complies with all 12 or whatever elements to see the code of ethics we'll have to development and last direct question liabilities insurance members of the board don't have errors and omissions we're impersonal reliable. >> that's what keeps us helicopter and sharing is a with other members of the board so the question i have is the standard for liability for the hedge funds managers whether the liability standard be in relations or negative gunman's or gross negligence. >> either amongst the investment we have the difference being that in negative

outside i'm leslie. >> hinojosa: you're leslie. so we can do leslie. >> yes, ma'am. >> hinojosa: so you have a fascinating background. you grew up in chicago, on the south side of chicago. and you very easily could have become one of the statistics that we hear about-- dropout young black man ends up, you know, involved with the criminal justice system. you ended up in a very different place. you are now sitting on the bench, and you're looking at these young people who come before you. tell me a little bit about how you made that transition from almost being a dropout to ending up as a judge. >> well, the dropout was easy. the assistant principal caught me and explained to me in none-too-gentle terms what he would do to me if i wasn't in school. but that was the '60s, and he could do that. >> hinojosa: and he actually said to you... he caught you going back into school because you wanted to go back for your band practice. >> yes. >> hinojosa: you had been cutting school. >> yes. >> hinojosa: and he caught you and he said... what d

. >> leslie van arsdal is following developments from clearwater florida, leslie. >> reporter: that is right sixers making some major moves, some shocking moves they have trade add way their star guard michael carter williams, we will break down the whole trade for you, coming up later in sports. >>> plus area high cool students had a day you could say was out of this world. "eyewitness news" was there as students made a call to the international space station and talk to astronauts. the kathy? >> very cool indeed. >>> but not as cool as this we're talking about record breaking cold come tomorrow morning and wind chills below zero as far south as atlanta and charlotte? yes. this is one for the record books. we will talk more about that and a week even storm coming up as "eyewitness news" continues. >>> a 59 million-dollar tiehl to sell atlantic city's closed atlantic city casino is officially dead. a short time ago bankruptcy court judge granted revel's request to terminate sale to florida developer glenn straub because he missed a february 9th deadline to purchase the casino. straub s

three on your side jim donovan has important information for preparing your digital after life leslie. >> reporter: it is first official work out for phillies pitchers and catchers clear in clearwater and in a shocking move the sixers have traded michael carter williams, we will tell you all about the huge deal, that came down to the trade deadline. >>> well okay, we have had no shortage of cold wet they are winter but this is dangerous cold that we're talking about kathy over the next 24 to 48 hours. >> it will be dangerous to be outside tomorrow morning. i think about the students walking to school or waiting for the the bus and it is a are dangerous situation. you have to bundle up. the wind chill will be brutal. let take a look outside where we will have a wind chill warning overnight for the poconos for wind chills as low as 35 below zero. >> wow. >> have you ever felt 35 below zero. >> i don't want to. >> it is looking good at jack frost big boulder. the lets go down the shore where it will be still brutally cold tomorrow morning. we are looking at a very pretty even to the take

. >> and i am lesli foster. this happened at an upscale building on claire wrenndown boulevard. the suspect, however; got away. >> reporter: the suspect had no problem getting away. the front door has a lock but the second one does not. it is a good thing the concierge heard what was going on and held the suspect until police got there and arrested him. but speaking to people inside there today, they are having a hard time wrapping their heads around this. >> it is really shocking to me because i guess i took my safety for granted here. >> reporter: no one wants to

leslie van arsdal is there and she joins us with a report. >> reporter: it is first full squad work out here in clearwater, lots of unknown this is season and for younger guys on the team it is time to make an impression. >> i try to improve myself have day that i go out there carry myself with confidence that i know i can get the job done. >> reporter: darren ruf competes for one outfield corner darren brown will man the other. he batted .235 with ten home runs last season. >> i had some struggles. i ended the season on a decent note. i had some struggles in may that put me in a downward spiral there but i think i pick my head up and continue to battle. that is part of the game. >> reporter: been reveer returns to center field and says he will do his part to win. >> you know, veteran guys will come out here and young guys will come out here and just bust our tail. i will do my part. >> reporter: after trading jimmy rollins freddie galvis has pretty big shoes to fill. >> i figure i am ready to go. i come here to spring training to work. >> if you are making a change, a bit of the transi

reporting from clearwater, leslie van arsdal, "eyewitness sports". >>> flyers will get help from an 11 year old kid they signed tony campisi of mechanicsberg pa to a one day contract and he work out with his new teammates today and will ride to tomorrow's game with jake voracek a make a wish as he battles cancer. great job by voracek and the flyers. >>> emmanuel oucho has a date to the wood grove high school prom, in parcellsville, virginia. he was approached by hanna delmonty on twitter. deal was if she got 10,000 retreats, she hit the mark in less than three hours. there is a surprise. we will be right back. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. i work some long hours keeping my clients wrinkle free, and back when i had fios that meant falling behind on my shows. so i switched to xfinity. their cloud-based dvr is perfect for me 'cause it lets me take my recorded shows anywhere i go. see? i have all my dramas... oooh... ...my food shows... mmm... ...and

lesli foster, wusa9. >> lesli tells us some people question how well these online fundraisers work. many sites report trying to raise money for the family of eric gardner, the unarmed black man killed by new york city police officers, but some family members say they have not received a dime. that's why it's important to do your homework. >>> anybody interested in buying a piece of raw -- rob ford history, now is your chance. some of the memorabilia he's collected over the years are being auctioned off. 10% of the proceeds will go to research for lico sarcoma. that's a form of cancer he was plagued with last year. >>> pop icon madonna taking a but of a tumble today at the uk equivalent of the grammys. ouch. that looks like it hurt. she was performing her song living for love at the brit awards in london when she fell down several stairs. it looks like that huge cloak kind of gets caught up in the wind and gets pulled back and she fell over. the song includes a lyric about stumbling and then it continues i'm going to carry on. that's what madonna did. after the show she posted on ins

joining us now is leslie hacker -- leslie picker. >> lending club is a great choice for alibaba in theed to do a traditional bank, that puts them in a bind. as we know from their ipo process, they are about giving traditional banks equal responsibility. lending club is a disruptive part of the process. it is a marketplace model similar to alibaba in that it has a platform where buyers and sellers come together. they mirror each other past business models. -- each other's business models. its record is squeaky clean when it comes to the financial services. they are not ruffled any feathers besides having a disruptive business model. >> the banks might be upset. bank of china is being replaced by lending club. how does that affect bank of china and their relationship with the chinese banks? >> it is difficult to say what other role bank of china will have with alibaba. we know alibaba is in the process of planning their own banking system in china. there was friction on that and already. i think with this deal does is it is more of a benefit to lending club than alibaba. the number of u.

leslie hargo this is a dream come true. >> i went to dental school here in new jersey.ildren. it was a lot of fun for me so when it was time to apply to residency programs i knew for sure that that was what i wanted to specialize in. >> her husband chris had a totally different background with an mba in finance but her imagination lead to a bright idea. >> i was having a discussion with my husband and we just came to the conclusion that wouldn't it be great to have a beautiful state of the art practice but do it in the heart of an urban area so that you can serve all types of people. >> we thought that, you know, having a facility that was state of the art, that had just about everything that you can think of for pediatric denistry was something they should have access to. >> their big break came when senator brooker helped the city. chris took his elaborate business plan straight to the city officials. before long the loans were approved and by 2009 dental kids was officially open for business. >> in terms of revenues, 2009 we made about $500,000 in revenues. and to mo

. >>> leslie? >>> well, chase utley meeting with the media for the first time here in clearwater today and hear what he has to say about phillies new plan and yes always wants to be a philly, i will that have >>> good evening everyone. travel out and about on the road you'll fine rush hour delays on i-95, parts of the schuylkill, but what we want to start you with is pennsauken, traveling in pennsauken, new jersey we had that earlier tanker truck fire that occurred this morning on the eastbound ramp of route nine on making your way toward north bound side of route 130. that tanker truck was carrying 8900 gallons of gasoline so quite the clean up here, and you will need to maneuver around this if you are traveling in that area lets talk rush hour in and out through the the schuylkill expressway. taillights indicating a slow down, traveling westbound which is at this point at city avenue or eastbound throughout western suburbs and making your way down through the city, we will have patchy stop and go

if any studio film, if this was a studio film, leslie would never be able to join in.-- was there ever talk of the fact that maybe she shouldn't lay off? or she should lay off? >> yeah. >> yes. >> it's the only time leslie was really mean to anybody, but we made jerry, garry, terry, larry, barry, screw up -- actually screw up just enough to make it seem a little warranted. and then i always sort of justified it internally as leslie was, like, hall of fame nice to everyone in her life. she does extraordinary things and is so generous and so loving. there's got to be an outlet somewhere for the negative feelings. he's like, he can take it. she recognized him as a guy who can absorb it happily, so it gets directed to him. that was the justification. >> seth: that is great. we'll be right back with more from the cast of "parks and recreation." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'll never look back, i will jur new olay total effects with more vitamins than the leading prestige moisturizer to fight 7 signs of aging. in just 4 weeks, skin looks up to 10 years younger. from the world'

. >> let me try here i'll ask leslie to participate as well to date when i worked previously we have not had a policy that we shall require the manager to provide us with holdings because you can't do anything less than the policy that's our preference and what we have aid for but we've found that in some people want to hire a level of team but we have a team at uc and we stayed very close to our managers we'll tell them that up front and we'll be up in the top clients that stay close to you, we found by i've heard earlier back in last spring about rudy sailing saying about rudy hopping son all the trips to china rudy do over 0 so 60 trips he was one of the people that was on the road we stayed unusually close to manager we found by doing that we had a greater understanding of their integrity of their investment philosophy their investment process and frankly most of the managers enjoyed it they like clients that have a thorough understanding but we didn't make it a policy that they shall employed holding we thought to our own due diligence be close to them we never had a blowup of t

and 20 is a little bit outdated it's probably for an average of about 1.7 and 78 i'm going to ask leslie to confirm. >> there's some downward pressure. >> so that's 17 and 17 is potential more the norm those days path there are a couple of paths to reducing fees further one is manager the accounts okay. and a second is longer than lock up periods if you signal to a manager and hey we're looking to partner together with the world's most outstanding managers we're not going to gain the capital soon, we'll make a 3 year commitments in exchange for lower fees almost all managers will do that. >> many, many. >> many okay many. >> and then the third way to reduce the fees through managed accounts the pathway is having a large allocation of money $100 million or more for managers you'll begin to think about managed account is within our realm of possibilities. >> can you confirm that and that's probably, maybe larger than that. >> maybe one hundred 50. >> oh, the customization of those fees can you give me a range of how much it would reduce our expense. >> yeah. he think if we were to get down

i do want to push back on something leslie said. do matter to middle class americans. the reason it does is because our environment is changing. if one does not believe our environment is changing around us right now, they do not deserve to be a resident of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. scott walker should answer that question. >> i want to ask leslie about jeb bush. there is a report in the "washington post" looking at how he is leading the field when it comes to all of the fundraising. bush' press for dollars averages one fundraiser a day that his republican competitors don't claim they can compete at his level. do you think this is an teammate ice out the rest of the field? >> not the first time it has been done in politicals on either side. the truth is that there is a lot of excitement around jeb bush. you have a lot of his allies who have audacious goals in this first quarter. i think they are go to get close to meeting them. jeb bush understands, he gets the support. he is outside. he has been outside long enough as a reformer. t

. >> reporter: you got it, lesli. this morning's low actually broke the record for this day set 119 years ago. at these temperature exposed hands and feet can suffer serious damage and people living on the street can die from this cold. who likes this kind of chill? the georgetown university hockey team out on the frozen c & o canal. >> we're playing a little pond hockey. >> reporter: a 5-month-old labrador named henry. >> he loves the cold, the snow, anything. >> reporter: but most of the rest of us are freezing. the malanis are visiting from puerto rico. >> it's frigid. >> you have to have make a lot of cents to live here. >> reporter: what's the temperature in puerto rico now? >> 80 degrees. >> reporter: this morning's record low 5 degrees at reagan national airport breaks the old record of 8 degrees set back when grover cleveland was president. >> show me the money. >> reporter: terry mcguire was in theaters in 1996 the last time we hit 5 degrees. >> people have got to know whether or not their president is a croo

pastor howard john leslie right near this car here and, of course this is a little colder today. we've been talking about this all week. but they said they had to do it and, in fact they have about 1,000, 1,500 stop by not necessarily members even though there's a service going on inside. most of these people do not attend the church. it is one way to get them to become a part of the church. ashes to go. certainly something new. you have no excuse. back to you, ladies. >> that's true. can't say didn't have the time. jeanette, thank you. great report. >> this weather, drive-through is the way to go out there. >> colder and maybe snow showers and snow squalls this afternoon. >> how serious are we talking? >> not going to pile up. maybe an inch in some areas. heavier in some areas. problem is the timing. they'll come at 4:00 5:00 or 6:00. that's during rush hour. that will glaze the ground and cover the roadways very quickly and make icy spots and get a live look at the roof camera here. no changes over yesterday. moving ahead of this arctic front and plenty of ice and still some sn

i know they would really care about how i would be portrayed on-line. >> reporter: lesli foster, wusa 9. >> your digital assets is are not treated like physical ones. only five states in the country give executors power over those. we have more tools to help you protect your digital life in the after life on our wusa 9 app. >>> the head of the s.e.c. said the internet should come under federal regulation. this means the government would prevent internet providers from giving preferred customers with higher speed. the entire commission would have to vote at the end of the month. >>> a first of its kind course in maryland is teaching college kids how to cash in on marijuana. the class at anne arundel community college focuses on entrepreneurial opportunities. legalization elsewhere is already generating big dollars. >> i think the individuals that made the money off the gold rush were the people that sold the picks and shovels, rather than the people that used the picks and shovels. i would like to have these students ready to go if and when it does get legalized. and with all of these

. >>> leslie gore is being remembered this afternoon. the singer/songwriter who topped the charts with "it's my party" died yesterday in manhattan. the brooklyn born and new jersey raised gore was discovered by quincy jones as a teenager and signed to a record deal. she sang at the 1964tami show along future rock 'n' roll hall of famers like james brown and the rolling stones. leslie gore was 68 years old. >>> a battle over the estate of mr. cub is under way. the family of ernie banks accuses his caretaker of coercing the baseball great to leaving all his assets to her. his death certificate cites dementia as a contributing factor to his death last month. he was 83 years old. >>> coming up on wusa9, the big party and the big easy will head down to new orleans next the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product contai

leslie talks numbers. then she goes off into ideology. the numbers matter here.and this administration also count anyone turned around at the border as, quote, deported that is not actually a deportation. the numbers are fudged on that side and the reason leslie can't provide them, they don't exist to support her argument. we have to deal with laws written and updated in 2006 2007 and have been ignored by this administration that refuses to take security as a key issue. >> have to wrap it there. thank you for joining us. vote expected in the senate tonight. we'll see what happens. thank you. >> jenna lee next on "happening now." jenna: hearing palooza in congress. we're looking at a hearing on worldwide threats and a hearing into the i.r.s. we just learned of a document dump as well so we'll get intu that. the president sent to champion the benefits of the affordable care acts at house gets set to repeal obamacare yet again plus the state trooper who helped deliver a baby that was in quite a rush on the side of the road. >> nice. >> he has good hands good catch.

i'm lesli foster. this is serious stuff that we are just getting word that the counties have canceled class for tomorrow as we told you about it earlier that prince william's county also canceled class for tomorrow. >> just painful when you think about it for chief meteorologist topper shutt with more on the fridged forecast, top? >> reporter: maybe record lows tonight. and in addition to the low windchills. now this is the windchill right now that it feels like seven below and one above in dc and zero in manassas with three below leesburg and frederick. so already we are seeing the below windchills. we'll talk about the low temperatures tonight. these are actual temps. 2 below in fairfax. 5 below in sterling, 5 below in leesburg. zero amounts in bethesda. five above in downtown dc, which means that these should all be records if they go down this low. and one below in bowie and even over in annapolis, five above and five above down towards north beach. and for our friends in charles county, one or two

. >> let me ask leslie, why? why do they do this?i have to say maybe i'm the only person in the world, okay, i'll admit that took it entirely differently than everyone has. i took it to say that he randomly killed everybody. i agree what chris, it's obviously anti-semitism it's a kosher market in a very jishewish part of the city. >> you're giving the president a bit of a pass staying it was randomly. what about ernest, our view has not changed, terror attack at paris kosher market was motivated by anti-semitism. potus didn't intend to -- wethat is not what we just heard leslie. >> oh, i agree with you, that's what they should have said they should have got their facts tgt before they came out and said what they say. >> even lay people we know the facts, it happened january 7, 2015. >> it's common sense it's a kosher market in a jewish area, and i think that to point out that there are people of different, you know religious backgrounds in the market is fine but certainly this was an act of anti semitism, even if they didn't say they

leslie gore was 68. >>> now let's bring in someone who was 28 and what she's accomplished before her i speak off of the lovely and talented mika brzezinski. >> what's wrong with him? i thought you were inappropriate, barnicle. >> when? >> all the time. >> are you 29? >> oh, come on. >> what are we going to be talking about, mika? >>> coming up on "morning joe," we have to talk about the story affecting millions of americans with be this ridiculous and dangerous weather. different angles on that. dylan dreyer will join us from washington, the nation's capital. they're getting absolutely buried in snow. >>> and witnesses say a train crashed in west virginia. the explosion sournded more like a bomb going off. >>> >>> keir simmons coming up andrea mitchell coming up as well as others. a packed show. >> that's it for "way too early." thank you, mika. "morning joe" just moments away. (coyote howls) was that... a coyote? and who gets to choose the movie this time? but they never had to wonder if their network could stream it. if you're not on the largest most reliable network, what are you

leslie van arsdal is there. >> chase utley says he actually sprain his and until january when he stepped on a baseball. he is dealing with that right now. but he feels good. he is optimistic about the teams chances. >> i think we have a much better team then people think. >> reporter: 2014 was a tail of two seasons for chase utley, he had a great first half but then slumped in the second. >> i kind of wear down as the season goes on. would i say that is the the case. i play the game fairly hard. you know, every game i'm spent. >> still chase played 155 games last season, most since 2009. manager ryne sandberg says he will give him sometime off. >> sometimes he loses his legs and when has lost his legs at the end of the the season, that is something for him and i do make an adjustment there. >> a few more days off here and there, probably won't hurt. >> okay to go. >> reporter: just like utley ryan hurt he become a spring training story line noticeably thinner howard practiced for the first time. >> he looks as good a shape i have seen him the last three years. >> i cannot count number of

reporting from clearwater, leslie van arsdal, "eyewitness sports". >>> later on the cw phillies third base man codey ashe will join us live from clearwater we will talk about the season and trade rumors continuing to swirl, around the team. that is coming up later this morning on the cw philly erika, back to you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" there is no doubt about this a new doctor sues book will be hitting the shelves, how about that. but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. ash i. pop star nicki minaj is react to go news a member of her road crew was killed in philadelphia we told but this deadly stabbing yesterday morning outside a mt. airy bar. a member of the minaj's crew was killed and another member injured. minaj said the men were in town for rehearsals for her upcoming tour. search for a suspect, continues. >>> it is called an speaker. >> philadelphia school commission a approves five charter school applications during a contentious meeting last night. thirty-four applications were rejected. philadelphia a's mayoral candidate, and pennsylvania governor to

preview, a special hosted by lesli and tommy mcfly of 94.7 fresh fm radio.ll talk with a virginia band up for a agreement, the reggae group soja and have all the grammy gossip, fashion and behind the scenes show right here at 9:30 and catch the big show sunday night here on channel 9 at 8 p.m. and you can join derek and me and topper right afterwards. >>> they call them the body man. reggie love was president obama's chief of stuff and this weekend on capital download he explains why to my co-host susan page. >> you handle whatever task is there because you're traveling. there's not a lot of infrastructure and sometimes problems arise and they need someone to try to figure it out. the most important thing that a bodyguard does is make sure that the candidate and their body is able to continue to campaign. >> i think we could all use a body man. also on capital download sunday the immigration confrontation and how the department of homeland security might get squashed in the middle. >> plus voluntary vaccinations, now the presidential candidates starting to w

for >>> we know cary williams is an opinionated guy and sometimes it gets him in trouble. >> our leslie with him and found out about his road to the nfl and also about being a dad. >> reporter: in his two seasons with the eagles cary williams has been known to speak his mind but off the field it is all about being the best dad that he can be. he says minute his dad was born, he became a different person. >> i would say i'm more selfish. i always think about myself before i thought about anybody else. now that she has been in my life for five years, she comes first, and seeing her smile seeing her happy, makes me happy. so when i'm getting at it greatest feeling in the world. >> reporter: his path was not conventional one. >> i went to three different high schools, didn't have too much attention going on big time colleges, i went to fordham university in new york and bronx. me and the coaches didn't see eye to eye and i did some things. this revoke my scholarship. >> reporter: from there he called the head coach at washburn. >> he welcomed me. he taught me some good things some of the ne

leslie, jan. >> thank you. a 911 dispatcher has been reassigned following the fatal accident on the baltimore washington parkway. rick warrick was fixing a flat on the side of the road when he was struck and killed by another vehicle. officials admit that the dispapper could have used a better choice of words while talking to his teenage daughter. take a listen. >> all right. are they conscious right now. >> yes. one of them. one of them. >> one of them is conscious? so two people were struck? >> yeah. they both -- they landed here. >> stop whining. it's hard to understand you. >> the fire department says that dispatcher will not have contact with citizens until an investigation into the incident is completed. the fiance suffered two broken legs and other injuries in the crash and police are still looking for the driver. >> it sounds like we could get snow showers tomorrow morning. the big question, how much? >> it's possible to see a couple flakes fly tomorrow. no problems in the immediate metro area. maybe an

cyclical as leslie said.girls don't make their men at home man up and be fathers and men don't man up it's cyclical. and girls who grow up without fathers, they are not going to hold their men accountable. they keep dating dead beats, it's not a black problem or white problem it's a human problem. >> growing problem in all precincts but it's exacerbate on the african-american level by dishonesty. by giving excuses for failure when we really all know the problem. ladies, very good debate. thank you. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. we put together the highlight reel of the o'reilly stuart debates which might entertain you. watters going to a big musical festival here in los angeles causing trouble. also, bernie goldberg analyzing my interview with president president obama's spokesperson david axelrod. i hope you stay tuned to those report nexium® 24hr. it's the purple pill the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection.

leslie van arsdal join us now from campus with the big story, leslie? >> reporter: well, you know, it has only been one other coach ever to do this. he just did it last week. so 1,000 wins is a very very big deal, but the the herb mcgee he says it is just another game. >> i never really cared about being first and stuff like that. i just cared about the next game. >> reporter: herb mcgee is a philadelphia university lifer seven three-year eld hall of famer set the school scoring record at philadelphia university and then never left taking a job at the school after graduating asiana cysttent and becoming head coach in 1967. after all of this time, he still remembers, his first win. >> trenton state, which is now college of new jersey. i might even be able to guess the the score but i might be off a bit. >> reporter: so now on the verge of win number 1,000 you would think he would be a little excited. >> i questions it will mean something when the season is over or maybe when tomorrow comes if we happen to win the game but right now, i'm not even thinking

. >> leslie picker joins me from new york. making changes just as the business is going public.irst company at work for said, you can change a fan belt while the engine run, but it's not the best way to do things. >> right, and when the company for started it was going to change the world. that is the joke around silicon valley. that whole mantra of saving the world, then you certainly have to embrace this concept of wall street and growth and profit and those two concepts do not always mesh well together. that is the one thing that is kind of happening at etsy right now. >> how big a risk is the outrage at the ipo? >> if you look at the campaign where one of the sellers is trying to raise money and buy a stake in the ipo, they have only raised about $130 at this point $130 out of $1.5 million goal. there is plenty of interest from investors to buy a stake in this thing. that said, when you look at the ecosystem surrounding this company and the customers and sellers and buyers, there are certain values they focus on. as more sellers accept the site, that puts them at risk in ter

leslie, thanks to you as well. appreciate it. martha?rt in the american sniper murder trial. the jury hearing a confession from the man accused of killing navy seal sniper chris kyle. how could the video affect his defense? >> also two veterans of the war in afghanistan reunited after being separated for years. the moment that will warm your heart. >> we found a couple of i.d.'s. we did have three of them go off on us so he's been through a lot. same as me. i'm just happy to be here with him again. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >> prosecution is expected to rest today in the american sniper murder trial. eddie ray routh accused of killing chris kyle and his friend at a shooting range in 2015. jurors watched a videotaped confession from routh. on the tape he admits to the two murders and he apologizes and then he goes

. >> leslie joins me from new york. making changes, just as the business is going public?an change a fan belt while the engine is running, but it's not the easiest to do. >> you talk to founders who say my business is going to save the world. that is the common joke around silicon valley. when you get closer to the ipo, the mantra of saving the world, you suddenly have to embrace this concept of wall street and growth and profit. those concepts do not always mesh well together. that is one thing that is happening at etsy. >> how big a risk is this outrage about the ipo? >> as you look to the stock campaign with one of the sellers trying to raise money and buy a stake in the ipo, they have only raised about $130 at this point out of one 5 million dollars as their target goal. none of these actions will derail the ipo. there's still plenty of appetite from wall street, plenty of interest from investors. that said, when you look at the ecosystem surrounding the company the sellers and buyers, there are certain values they focus on. as more sellers defect from the site, that t

. ♪ it's my party, and i'll cry if i want to cry if i want too ♪ >> the unique voice of singer lesliewho's passing we learned of earlier today. her follow ups, also topped the charts. gore lived here in new york and was battling cancer. leslie gore dead at the age of 68. >>> new york's time square is one of the world's most popular tourist attractions. it's a stunning turn around for an area once considered seedy and dangerous. >> reporter: it's known as the cross roads of the world, and it's not hard to understand why. on a busy day almost half a million people pass through time square. >> it's iconic. i love everyone here. >> i want to come experience what new york is all about. what better place than to see where the city never sleeps. >> reporter: all of this foot traffic is great for retailers who spend top dollar to have billboards and stores in the area but not so much for those who live and work here. a recent survey found that one in four were dissatisfied with the overcrowding, and the presence of costume characters. >> a lot of people don't know how to work, don't know that

leslie morales nos dice en twitter que es muy importante poner las vacunas e infantes porque pueden salvar etiqueta o hashtag ediciÓn nocturna. en otros temas. obama de una propuesta al congreso propone subir los impuestos a los ricos y cancelÉ anteriores reportes de gastos. los republicanos se oponen y quieren cambios en la seguridad social de programas de cuidados de salud para reducir gastos. >> ud. recordarÁ el caso de los miles de pequeÑos centroamericanos que cruzan la frontera hacia los ee.uu. sin la compaÑÍa supervisiÓn de un adulto, incluso a veces sin la supervisiÓn de algÚn familiar, sus casos abrumaron las cortes de inmigraciÓn que estaban de por sÍ llenas de trabajo parece no parece ser una mala noticia, nos dice el hace unos meses hablamos de los miles de niÑos que venÍan de centroamÉrica. >> por un lado permitiÓ procesar a muchos. >> quÉ pasa? >> y me darÍa mucho miedo. >> miles de caso mÁs perdieron el turno como julio lÓpez. >> estoy esperando... >> abarrotados de casos las cortes de migraciÓn han cancelado miles de citaciÓn pospuesto algunas a cuatro aÑos, el departamento

thanks to leslie bella was saved and so was leslie's business once people learned about what she did.ood stuff. >> thank you very much. >> well done. >> tasty, indeed. time for the news at the "newsroom" with miss carol costello. >> that is a good good stuff. >> there you go. >> i like that alisyn. >> have a great day. >> you, too. >> "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," president obama focusing on new ways to fight violent extremists. anti-isis propaganda airstrikes but the attorney general says don't call this a war? >> we're not in a time of war. >>> plus young, beautiful, fighting for isis. why extremist women are so vital to the terror group and how they're being lured to the front lines. >>> also -- >> stop it! >> a st. louis arrest caught on camera sort of. >> you guys are worried about cameras. just wait. >> officers turn off

>> reporter: yes, lesli. the head of the dc paramedics union says that his members, they have been complaining for so long about the computer displays in their units that they have basically given up on ever getting those computer displays fixed. he told the dc council subcommittee that what he would call the mobile data terminals would go in and out all the time that medics have actually missed the emergency runs because of the calls that have never been transmitted or failed to appear on the computer displays. he says that his members, they've been repeatedly brought up on disciplinary charges because of those communication problems instead of getting those things fixed. >> reporter: but right now as they would tell you in the military that communication is everything. and that without it, your system, they would crash it. and that is what happened at the plaza. >> reporter: now, there's another one of the firefighters unions, complaining that there was a 13-minute long time lag. and between the first repor

leslie white of the wildlife conservation society.am in gabon has... has really evolved a lot in the last year or two. we've shifted from being basically a research and training program based in the lope reserve to a situation where now we're doing a national evaluation of all the potential national parks in gabon. narrator: working closely with gabon's biologists, they press the case for setting aside large natural areas. inheirfforts pay off the president of gabon makes a dramatic announcement. he establishes a new natural park system that will cover ten percent of gabon's rain forests. in preserving this natural heritage for future generations of gabonese citizens ayshe gundworkr an eco-tousm buss with aractions second to none. can a couny still pendent onrimaconomic acvies find alternatives to non-renewable resources? can it reduce income inequality by raising the standard of living as it searches for means of sustainable development? habitat conservation and eco-tourism may be one important part. captioned by media access group a

all right, leslie last word. >> i great with chris, that the republicans will cave in and i agree witht the conversation we should be having. what we should be having is a conversation not based on politics, but based on reality and the best interests of the american people, and i think that's why senators mcconnell and reid and graham agree. >> let's talk about immigration too and the president's amnesty for immigration and what's best for the country as well. >> the two issues merging together. what will happen in the next 48 hours. thanks, chris, thanks leslie. >>> time to check in with shepard smith reporting from the fox news desk. >>> sometimes at 2:00 central time program we throw out the run down. and we're going to fake our deepest look yet at the islamic state, it's origins, it's motives and it's end game. if you do not know your enemy, what its goals are and what it believes the end is, you cannot defeat it. today the author of an article who lays out in vivid detail exactly what isis is and what isis really wants. if you know what they want maybe you can stop them from gett

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leslie cloudy skies when you wake up but clouds decreasing and temperatures relatively's ready. then we start to fall and it's going to be very breezy tomorrow. the wind chills and low 20's to teens come as it's going to feel actually colder by the time you are picking the kids up from the bus stop and driving home. then we really bottom out overnight monday into tuesday. a relatively dry weather week but then back into the 20's for highs on thursday and friday. the next chance of rain is next weekend and then looks like it should be warm enough and then just rain. >> i will tell you where it's warm enough was daytona. lacks some good weather down there. daytona with some great racing today. the freefalling wizards in the broad street boys are back in the hunt. >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> let's start with hockey where the caps had another deep, physical game with the flyers. that's the last thing they needed 17 hours after getting into a shootout with the islanders. that does not include travel time, so they had to heal qui