john: so louis c.k. has him on his own show? >> yeah, now louis c.k. gentleman, and always been above the fray in these things. a lot of people did gang up on dane cooke on that one, and louis handled it like a sportsman. he didn't antagonize it. didn't fan the flames. when he had dane cooke on the show, that was brilliant on both sides. >> comedians lose work because they're accused of stealing jokes. joe rogan interrupted a routine by mensia and accused mensia of stealing jokes from many other comedians. >> someone steals that from his arm [ bleep ]. >> i didn't say you steal it, but i don't! >> he found it tougher to get work after that? >> that pretty much destroyed him. he was on the top of his game, at a comedy central show, he was selling out theaters all over the country, and almost immediately after that went viral, it destroyed his career. it brought him down to my level. that's how bad, if i'm doing the wednesday, he's doing the thursday at the same rotten club. john: thank you, doug stanhope. we'll raise you up to higher levels! >>> coming

john: so louis c.k. has him on his own show? >> yeah, now louis c.k.n, and always been above the fray in these things. a lot of people did gang up on dane cooke on that one, and louis handled it like a sportsman. he didn't antagonize it. didn't fan the flames. when he had dane cooke on the show, that was brilliant on both sides. >> comedians lose work because they're accused of stealing jokes. joe rogan interrupted a routine by mensia and accused mensia of stealing jokes from many other comedians. >> someone steals that from his arm [ bleep ]. >> i didn't say you steal it, but i don't! >> he found it tougher to get work after that? >> that pretty much destroyed him. he was on the top of his game, at a comedy central show, he was selling out theaters all over the country, and almost immediately after that went viral, it destroyed his career. it brought him down to my level. that's how bad, if i'm doing the wednesday, he's doing the thursday at the same rotten club. john: thank you, doug stanhope. we'll raise you up to higher levels! >>> coming up, have

under louis xv. when louis xvi came in, he wanted to make sure that nothing went wrong. he came up with a magnificent way to attack the british isles. and the new young king said, no, no. that's why he became commandant. he was out of the situation for quite some time. as part of the spy thing, he sends 15 of the best officers went over with lafayette to serve in the american army, and he had each one of them -- he told each one of them, and what you to report back to me, but he did not tell the others. so in other words, he told each one but he did not tell the other person that they were reporting back. ingenious. ship there of his was an old tell the -- tub. the ship was old. gone up and down the atlantic many times. brought a munition plant. they filled the hold with mostly brass cannons and canon parts. i don't know how extensively you know, but even the father of modern chemistry created a new form and better form of gun gunpowder that was so much better than what the british had. that was also sent over. there was a very prominent american, a playwright, also work

their key employee is louis, the general manager. louis, how are you? nice to meet you. i'm marcus. he understands the process better than anyone. louis: what you need to do is do it multiple times, 'cause you can see the difference, how this is smoother and this is still rough. lemonis: so why doesn't that machine do it all in one? louis: 'cause it's not, like, one of the best planers. lemonis: do they make one that would do it all in one shot? louis: yes. steve: some of the machinery here are 50 years old. lemonis: look, it's obvious to me now that the company isn't the only thing that's three generations old. and if this equipment doesn't work and it's not up to date with the right technology, well, you're wasting a lot of time. what does it cost to get a brand-new one that does it the right way? louis: a really good one, about, say, $3,000. lemonis: if it costs $3,000 to get a new one, how much time extra did he have to take to do it three times? multiply it times the number of furniture that we make in a year. how long does it take me to get my money back? steve: this is the ho

, he also learned what louis was like. he was the duke at the time. his younger brothers, all three of them would become kings of france. was sent to the town in france. it was then, it is now. he did not have much to do. i wanted to tell you particularly about the -- you know that he attended a famous dinner, the dinner was held by his -- who is very eager to find out what was going on in the colonies, the american colonies. anything that he could find out, because he was also, of course, opposed to england maintaining the country, because, in the seven years war, some 30 years loss to theking british. loss holdings in the new world. into a chance, how are they ever going to get back? get back the british. i should tell you something that most people don't know, i don't think. that the population of the british isles, at the time, was about 8 million people. and the population of france was 20 million people. educated were very far and few between. the nobility, which managed everything, people in the field, most people w

louis area. it would also mandate salary increases for administrative and fire department personnel. the city would have to pay for the cost of adjusts department monitor for three years while increasing diversity training for officers and installing officers to identify officers with overly violent tendencies, this is in addition to other costly measures implemented, like outfitting officers with body cameras. if ferguson rejects the agreement, the justice department plans to sue. that could cast the city millions more to defend itself. >> we would like to avoid mitigation. we'd like to continue the work that we've been doing with the reforms that have gone e. that have been going on in ferguson for over a year and move forward as a community. >> there are other elements we have to deal with, including listening to all residents who live in ferguson. may have been listening to and hearing and seeing in twitterverse is that there's a lot of chatter about the city officials not paying attention or

louis? >> thank you, mayor tate for taking leadership on this very important topic for our country and i thank all of you for joining the conference of mayors to educate mayors on the importance of being proactive when dealing with immigration, and refugees. we've done it in st. louis. we've had nothing historically, we have nothing but positive experience with our immigration, our community, people coming to our city because they're looking for a place to raise their family, to get a job, to be part of the community, and in addressing the refugees that come into our city, nothing but positive experience and it's because as a community, we've decided in st. louis that it is not only the right thing to do for families that come into our city and to our nation but it is the right thing to do for our future as a city and as a region. we've established the mosaic project, which is a regional where we have philanthropic and corporate and civil communities coming together to make a statement that

i will give you the chance to do what louis brandeis a thinker, louis brandeis the lawyer, or louis brandeisthe justice. >> jeff said he did actually tracked as the passive virtues in the way we tend to forget about. i think justice ginsburg's apps reflection of the sheer number of opinions he wrote but did not publish, which is astounding. i will let that sink in for a second before we move on. brandeis looking at the world today and seeing great collections of private power -- does he remain a libertarian who thinks the government ought not to limit that, or does he see that public bigness is needed to combat private bigness? justice ginsburg: he was quite explicit about the need to control corporations. >> is not corporations that are spending all that money, it's individuals. citizens united is often misconstrued. people think it has given corporations a license to spend the money. corporations have spent almost no money since citizens united. the problem with citizens united is that it has given individuals and unlimited ability to spend whatever they want on political expenditures. >>

louis gets their second goal... with a questionable call. late in the third, patrick berglund with a break away.. he follows up his rebound by hitting the back of the net. at first the refs 3 wave it off... saying he *kicked it in. well he *did.... but replay overrules and it's a 2-nothing lead. jon cooper then pulls goalie ben bishop and the lightning get their first goal in the third. and the bolts lose 2-1. it ends tampa bay's 9 game home winning streak. 3 the bolts are now *tied with the new york islanders for the two wildcard spots. but the pittsburgh penguins are just *one point behind. and now, to the nba... where the all star weekend just wrapped up last night. and to say this was a *high scoring game... would definitely be an undestatement. 3 the eastern conference all-stars scored *173 points. and they *lost the game! that's because the west put up 196 points... an nba all- star game record. this game is *traditionally known for it's high scoring affairs, but this one was definitely all about the offense. it was also the *final all

louis. . values of same-sex marriage or the transgender issue keeps coming up, something with our catholic faith, there is a conflict there. >> reporter: in the letter the thebishop says girl scouts promote role models in conflict with catholic values such as gloria steinem and betty teiedan. daaction on social media to the archbishop came fast. one woman says as a catholic i am disgusted by the archbishop's hbtter. lehope my parish decides to inntinue girl scouts. while another wrote amen. thank you archbishop carlson. on the church's online question and answer section, there is a post asking, "can i still buy girl scout cookies?" the response, each person must act in accord with their conscience. s e girl scouts of eastern s onouri says on its website that it values its long-standing gartnerships with religious organizations and remains committed to being an inclusive group. bonnie barczykowski is the are.o. o. we can build girls of courage, confidence and character who truly make our world

louis? >> obviously the st. louis blues were there and they were big. i enjoyed going to those games when i was younger. i went to a game and said i wanted to try that. my dad put me in skating lessons and it kind of went from there. >> you've been a strong supporter of the st. louis rams and not happy about their move to l.a. are you still going to watch when they're in l.a., or are you done? >> i'm a full on bucs fan now. i'm 100% bucs. i know a couple of the guys so i will still root for them but i'm moving on. i'm a bucs fan now. >> right after we stopped rolling on that interview he turns and goes, go jameis. >> good for him. play a little wide receiver. >> certainly tall enough. >>> when we come back we'll talk about the seminoles newest recruiting class, and we'll also show some love for the recap. that next on super sports sunday. i do everything on the internet. my friends say i should get fios i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. now easier

((louis westry - bus rider: i do not sit at any bus stops, especially if it's that close to the street. i would stand to the side.)) ((karen castro)) louis westry used to catch the bus where a rider was hit and killed thursday afternoon. police say a driver lost control of her car, jumped the median into oncoming traffic... electrical wheelchair. ((louis westry - bus rider: something that i had envisioned in my head that i thought was going to happen to me if i stood there and it happened.)) ((karen castro)) there are roughly 33- hundred bus stops in southern nevada. about 12- hundred of them have a shelter. last year, the regional transportation commission pushed back 6- hundred bus shelters for safety. the plan is to do 3-hundred more by the end of the summer. ((erin breen - bus shelter advisory committee, rtc: moving shelters back is the most promising mitigation to avoid a crash such as the one that happened last night.)) ((karen castro)) but, there's one problem. ((erin breen - bus shelter advisory committee, rtc: there is only so much utilities easement and land.)) ((karen castro

louis in 1804 in may. you can see this wonderful chart, which gives you an idea of the route back and forth. the reality is they actually thought there would be a ship on the pacific coast so that they would not have to walk all the way back again. there would be a boat that could take them. there was a lot of shipping going along the pacific coast. as it turned out, lewis and clark spent the winter out there. there was a vote -- a boat 50 miles up that they never had contact with. so they decided to tighten their belts and go all the way back again. they ended up making 8000 miles on foot. -- on water, and 800 miles on foot. they tried to use votes primarily. the goal was to find a water route across the continent that would simplify making contact the pacific and international trade. they sent a boat back with stuff they already collected. they went back into canoes and further up river. the one drawback, which none of them went on -- jefferson thought this through very carefully -- they never dreamed th

@it was a moving tribute to carl @and louis stokes. @hilary golston was there. @first time they were on her. @they were brothers and both @history makers. tonight honored @for their place in history. @center court. @the place where carl and louis @stokes took center stage. @>> thank you so much. @>> reporter: and honor @presented to their family. @a part of history left in our @hearts and minds. @the brothers defined an era. @mayor carl stokes becoming the @first black american mayor of a @major us 30. @his son, -- @>> you are talking about a @community never considering a @black man in city hall. @>> reporter: carl breaking @down barriers and business. @lack men and women who are @retiring today passing off @their companies because of @those opportunities he provided. @ @>> he said to get your @education. @>> reporter: the son of louis @stokes, chuck stokes. @lewis, the first black american @member of congress from ohio. @if lewis had been there tonight? @ @>> he would be smiling from @ear to ear and he would be the @first one urging lebron james @to get that c

termss actually on good with some of the people at the court of louis the 18th.this was one of the incongruities that attracted me to the story. she was said to be a supporter of napoleon, but also moved to the court of louis the 18th. there appeared to be a little contradiction, because louis the 18th replaced napoleon. there's also an interseting sentence that her husband wrote to one of his nephews in france. he said, we are going to dieppe for the summer, but not until after the coronation. i don't know if that suggests he an eliza may have had invitation to the coronation of charles the 10th of france, who followed louis the 18th. so they did have imperial connections, just not quite the ones you always hear of. . we have -- >> we have a lot of canswered questions, which only be answered if you buy the book. i will be happy to sell it to you. market will be happy to autograph it. thank you for coming today. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for

and when the dust settled louis ericson still a bruin. b's making a pair of minor moves neither involving the impending free agent. here we go. ericson stays put and in separate deals with the devils and hurricanes the bruins pick up forward lee stempniak and john michael for a combined four draft picks. 7's trey daerr reporting live where don sweeney just spoke happen. tre? >>> joe, you summed it up well. the trade dead lynn pretty much a dud for the bruins. kind of a here have these picks type men it willy from boston. four future draft sections spent most importantly no movement on louis ericson who is free to walk at season's end. >>> the deal had to be right. it has to be right for this organization for me to do that. that's what i have been entrust entrusted to do and i will continue to do that and for me louis ericson is an important part of what we're doing now to be in a position we're in. it could be also for an extended deal. it works in conjunction with our bigger outlook of our organization going forward. and what we're tryin

louis parishes. but this week the archbishop disbanded the catholic committee on girl scouts because of ongoing concerns that the organization exhibits a troubling pattern of behavior increasingly incompatible with our catholic values. >> things like abortion advocacy, with the international parent groups and things like that for girl scouts. >> brian miller with the catholic youth apostolate in st. louis. >> things like same sex marriage and the transgender issue keeps coming up. that is something with our youth, there is a conflict there. >> reporter: in the letter the archbishop says that girl scouts promote role models in conflict with catholic values such as gloria steenem and bete friedan. as a catholic one woman says i'm disgusted by the archbishop's letter. i hope my parish decide toses continue girl scouts while another wrote amen. thank you arch dish op carlson. on the church's online question and answer section, there is a post asking can i still buy girl scout cookies. the response, each

louis have partnered in women. today nearly 4,000 scouts meet in st. louis parishes. but this week the archbishop disbanded the catholic committee on girl scouts because of ongoing concerns that the organization exhibits a increasingly incompatible with our catholic values. with the. >> reporter: brian miller with the catholic youth apostolate in st. louis. >> values of same-sex marriage. or the transgender issue keeps coming up, something with our catholic faith, there is a conflict there. >> reporter: in the letter the archbishop says girl scouts the promote role models in conflict with catholic values such as gloria steinem and betty friedan.te reaction on social media to theda archbishop came fast. one woman says as a catholic i am disgusted by the archbishop's letter.hb i hope my parish decides to le continue girl scouts.in thank you archbishop carlson. on the church's online question and answer section, there is a post asking, "can i still buy girl scout cookies?" the response, each person must act in accord with their conscience. the girl scouts of easterns mis

louis. three unanswered in the first for st. louis. somehow beating luongo. down front and buries the feed. we have a one goal game. but the blues stop the bleeding. point blank range. panthers get tripped up, 5-3. >> we game them too many chances in the first period. we did too much east west. too many exchanges. don't win like that. >> chris bosh is out of the all- star game, signing autographs and thought he was going to play. but last year, had an injury with blood clots and pulled out. >> wish him well. >>> still to come, the internet is opening the doors for many to be your own boss. from . >>> good morning. welcome back. we have a consumer alert. do you want to be your own boss, make your own schedule, own your own business, sounds graetd, but can you tell the legitimate opportunities from the phony ones. what the scammers are using online. >> laufrmging your own online, home based business. live the life you work more. zero to a million dollars, all appealing for your lifestyle and financial dream. it's a dream this mother was chasing for some time. >

louis state in the 60s all night looks so that's the warm up we will be fantasy i don't think we will touch 60 but the warm front is very strongk anticipate the winds to get strongip partner norwalk the wink per hour. storm fox radar showing again late snow moving out chardonch .-dot is 29 middle self 26. feel whole lot of warmth 53 of the winsted pretty strong person'son there's going to be another system held be in the deep southe' maybe it is five north as f call him a sunday afternoon this point will keep mostl of northern ohio pretty dry for the weekend the court of the rainfall will be cincinnati are trending cooler by monday we could see just a touch of a streak of lake affectct on the end of this eight-day forecast for thursday and friday. fox 8 news is your officials school closing station.. it won't feel like it because the wind severe like 30 miles get enough sleepf they found a 35 percent of adults arere sleeping less than seven on senate whichh they show that married peoplesh and those of higher education will most likely get a good night sleep wewe need more sleep the fa

first place panthers are back louis. st. louis blues are e od. they are just one pointless than the panthers. all opponent are good when you are the hunted. panthe are first in the a team atlantic division. second best in the eastern conference. >> teams ready for us every night. they know that we are a good club and they are going to have a tough gamam. no easy game in the league. to be successful y/u have to play hard every night. >>reporter: second behind washington in the conference. capitol superstar alex scores hat trick inh one period. tonight against minnesota. that was the second. 14th career hat trick. he has 34 goals this season. he's third player in nhl history here and that's all i got. >> yes you are and thank you very much. >> we won't be seeing steve for a few day that's a wrap fofo7 news at 11that's a wrap for 7 news at 11:00. ciao ciao. who aim goi to like. >> won't be the same. >> cut up with. >> c cl craig thanks for being with us. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company. tonight on deco drive. kanye wa

louis look at theino temperatures spread mid- 60smi in central missouri you headhe into central illinois and the temperatures drop into the middle 30s there's the one printed starts to lift north has focus in herell on higher winds will start to really pick up the wind here across western ohio northern ohio as well is the temperatures continue to climb sustained winds are generallymb in the 15-20 miles an hour ranger kris northern ohio will come more out of thern south and eventually it will drive thoseiv temperatures backup. it will be a while, but we should start to see temperatures quite close to 50 is now little above thato for the most part it's wendyo is the program thera next several days it's 5:01 a.m..m we do have a big problem topr start off your commute with the return prison state patrol car tractor-trailer his been there for most of the overnight hoursmm is a peek at 90 over by west 25th no problems right nowig light violence but as the rush r are heat set of that ramp continues to be close will haveh quite a mess on our hands this assignment west 25thn in facta it's going t

louis 77-63. last night curry putting on a show hit a 32 foot july per point six second left in that game that gave told den state a victory over, scoring 46 points broke his own record for most three pointers in a season. still six weeks left t ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> welcome back everyone. starser out in hollywood for the biggest night in the year. they were putting and the final touches as they get set for the 8th annual academy awards. this year the philadelphia region is watching very closely to see a stallone will take home a statute tonight. protest are planned due to the list of all white i do every

louis it 60 to go through the warm front of our perch in indianapolis. the temperatures will start to climbt and we're going to seeee that warmth built into saturday so high that one start frontro starts to push north will see breaks of sunshines there's a western ohio and the wind gusts not and the shades of yellow south ossetia, already above 30 miles per hour it's going to get more windy today that will offer some mixing and basically that meansic the cloud cover will send out and we was see some cloud cover o currently at 31 and a current one speed here in clevelandcn is higher wink us. low 30s further south a little warmer here0s willoughby at 37 with a high of today of around 52 with some pretty strong windsg the cloud of wilson will we cold front will trigger a long shower today coverage will be much more thanu about 10 percent we make it through the day without seenma in the much of rainfall continued windy tonight will stay in the 40s and keep temperatures climbing between 50 and 55 tomorrowat see how we rapidly clear will probably see more see

gorgeous. >> thank you. >> louis, tell us -- the color's spot on. looks just like the daughters. >> every now and then you get lucky, hoda. what can i tell you? what i did here is obviously -- she is starting to go a little bit gray. it happens to all of us. >> before and after. >> yeah. >> it was making her skin look very ashy. her skin even paler. and the deeper color works. this is vanessa haircut today. simple, because she has great texture. >> jill, that outfit is killer. >> you know, i love winter white. you could wear winter white in the winter. this is the full outfit is white house, black market. and look at the asymmetrical slits. >> i love that! >> kids, what do you guys think? >> she looks amazing. >> she's beautiful. >> aw! >> enid did beautiful makeup. >> big round of applause for pamela. go and join your family, sweetie. >> our second lady is alyssa kauffman, 45 from commerce, michigan. alyssa works as a speech pathologist and is here on vacation with her family. before our glam squad got a handle on her, she had never colored her hai

louis parishes. this week the archbishop disbanded catholic committee on girl scouts because of ongoing concerns that the organization exhibits a troubling pattern of behavior increasingly incompatible with our catholic values. >> things like abortion advocacy with their groups -- >> brian miller -- >> push for things like values, same-sex marriage or transgender issue keeps coming up. that is something with our catholic faith. as we try to educate our youth, obviously, there is a bit of a conflict there. >> reporter: in the letter the archbishop says girl scouts gloria steinam and betty friedan. reaction came fast. one woman said as a catholic, i am disgusted by the archbishop's letter. i hope the parish will continue girl scouts. another wrote -- amen. thank you, archbishop carlson. on the church's on line question and answer section there is a post asking can i buy girl scout cookies. the response -- each person must act in accord with their conscience. the girl scouts of eastern missouri says on

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louis could get pretty good snow for us. everything seems to go around this one way or the other. 44 is our current temperature. not much in the way of wind either. so it is pretty good to be out and about on this tuesday afternoon. as can you see, there are the clouds that we talked about still pushing across eastern iowa and way up near the minnesota border. maybe a couple of sprinkles of rain or a flake of snow but that will stay way to the north of us. at least anything of consequence. so our forecast just includes a lot of clouds h he as we go through tonight and right on into the day tomorrow. here is today's numbers. temperatures way up in the north. we are in the upper 30s dealing with ale snow up that way to keep things colderment but further to the south, on to the missouri border, temperatures in that range of 45 to 50 degrees. and our headlines include that big storm which will go to the south of us. we'll miss that but it will ing us some windy and cooler conditions for a couple days this week. that doesn't last

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louis, missouri. captain steven torbert, florence, alabama. sergeant dillon similina, chaska, minnesota. sergeant adam shuler, guarders in, pennsylvania. sergeant simpler, woodruff, south carolina. sergeant william turner, alabama. corporal matthew drown, spring, texas. corporal thomas jardis, fort myers, florida. corporal christopher orlando, massachusetts. ance corporal ty hart, oregon. may we offer them a moment of silence to honor their service, support their loved ones and our entire u.s. marine corps in

that's right, louis. louis? says here-- "the 1-2-1 club, held every friday night, led by louis mercer." let me see that. i'd like my name there. every friday night for six months, i've told my husband that i go to o.a. meetings at the community center. about 90 times. anyway, he doesn't even believe there's an o.a. meeting. he's insanely jealous. he thinks i've been burning calories with another man. why don't you bring orlando to one of your meetings? how many times do i have to tell you? my husband likes women with meat on their bones. no way am i going to take him to that international house of beef. isn't this wonderful? they mentioned the 1-2-1 club three times. could we get back to what i was talking about? oh, of course we can, kate. well, i guess i have this fear of becoming like my father's cousin sophie. she's sweet, but nobody ever listens to her, and that seems to be-- can we help you? happening to me. is this the 1-2-1 club? i'm the group leader, louise mercer, and you are? must you know my name? oo

louis blues," you know, he went to cuba. he spent some time in cuba.at connect us very deeply. but it's a lack of understanding regarding to jazz and latin america. the other part is that i envision the festival... like, if you go to europe, you say, "i'm going to the european jazz festival." my dream is one day we said, "we're going to the latin american jazz festival," which already there is a lot of them. and the people are embracing this music with the power that you wouldn't believe. kids playing... from early on playing this music. they are really into. they love it. they love the freedom of expression. so i see latin america playing a very important role in keeping jazz alive and in development of jazz, too. >> hinojosa: for all of that inspiration, for all of the joy of your music, thank you so much. and for being right here. >> thank you very much. - [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. also, by hillco partners, a texas government affairs co

louis and just ahead of minneapolis there. >>> well, an alabama schoolteacher is happily engaged to his future wife after a huge helping hand from students. >> so cute. and thanks to him, his proposal was seasoned with flair. she saw him out with his when he told them he wanted to make it official, the awes transformed into helping hands. >> i cut the strips of paper that made the letters. >> why such a big banner? he is a pilot. he took his girlfriend up in the sky while the students layed out the banner down below. after the initial shock, his girlfriend said, yes! especially when she saw the ring. and now he is back in the classroom with the same thoughtful students who helped him reach out to his life love. that's so sweet. >> yeah. >>> this is time of the year in which many of us get the bills

louis area.d also mandate salary increases for administrative and fire department personnel. the city would have to pay for the cost of adjusts department monitor for three years, while increasing diversity training for officers and installing software to identify officers with overly violent tendencies. this is in addition to other costly measures the department has already implemented, like outfitting officers with body cameras. if ferguson rejects the agreement, the justice department plans to sue. that could cost the city millions more to defend itself. >> we would like to avoid litigation, we'd like to continue the work we've been doing with the reforms that have been going on in ferguson now for over a year and really just move us forward as a community. >> john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> we're joined now by maria nidal, the state senator representing ferguson. thank you so much for your time. i just want to remind our viewers what got ferguson to this place. the justice department report

louis found just a 5% weight loss could spark the biggest health benefits. even a 10 pound weight loss in a person weighing 200 pounds cut diabetes and heart disease risk. it also improves metabolic function. >>> doctors in california are investigating the link between sleep deprivation and depression. they say a gene they have been tracking in mice may explain how mood disorders can be triggered by biological clock changes. >>> anxious and depressed parents are more likely to have children who are fussy eaters. that's according to researchers om the netherlands. they tracked thousands of human members and found the more anxious to parents were, the more likely their preschoolers would be picky eaters. >>> everyone wants to get into shape but working out is only half the answer. eating right is the other half of that equation. and here to talk us through national nutrition month is my dietitian, tara wynn to talk about national nutrition month. i mean, you are in your element. >> we all are. in the past 30 or 40 years it has been a whole month. it is pretty

louis. we're starting to get some winter weather too.ay's concern. 35 million people at risk of severe storms from tampa to orlando. and then this afternoon up here through the carolinas. the worst of it should be as we go through the middle of the afternoon. myrtle beach to wilmington, back up to the norfolk area and richmond. we have enhanced risk of severe weather. this little red area is where we have the best chance of tornados from a raleigh eastward. timing is 2:00 to 5:00 this afternoon. that's the target area for tornadoes. we have blizzard warnings south of lake michigan and indiana. chicago, detroit, also st. louis. all going to do shoveling later on today. >> wow. i hope everyone stays safe in the tornado zone there. thanks a lot, bill. >>> still ahead, a lot of confusion as the home of the whopper tries something a bit different. we'll explain when "way too early" comes right back. we've created a new company... one totally focused on what's next for your business. the true partnership where people,technology and ideas push

congressman louis called them ordinary people with an extraordinary vision to build a true catastrophe in america. >>> the clock is ticking for hundreds of my grants in the northern french port city of calais, waiting for a judge to decide whether to honor or postpone an eviction order. the court says the decision could come today, two days after the deadline expired. a group of humanitarian associations have asked that the state expulsion order for a large are of the camp be postponed. >> gives them a sense of community. they come here. they're english. >> authorities say the order concerns 800 to 1,000 my grants, but humanitarian groups -- 3,000 my grants. >>> improved weather conditions today allowed rescue teams to recover the bodies of those killed in wednesday's plane crash in central nepal. the bodies were flown to a resort town about 12 miles west of cat man dow where the plane had taken off. police say rescuers had found the wreckage of the small plane carrying 23 people, crashed in bad weather. all those aboard were confirmed dead. airport officials said the plane lost contac

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i'm louis burgdorf. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will meet on a debate stage tonight after all. they gave viewers a preview of the collision yet to come. they appeared separately and traded blows over who best embodies progressive values. the back and forth got started earlier this week when sanders said clinton is only a progressive some days. and last night he continued that line of attack including a line clinton made to support his argument. here are the two candidates last night. >> you know, i get accused of being kind of moderate and center. i plead guilty. i think sometimes it's important when you're in the elected arena, you try to figure out how do you bring people together to get something done? >> i don't know the context of it, but secretary clinton said some people call me a -- i'm paraphrasing, some people call me a moderate. and i proudly, you know, say that i'm a moderate. that's what she said. so all i say, you can't go say you're a moderate on one day and be a progressive on the

louis. though that won't silence her. she will be updating her website with how she would have voted on any issues that she misses while away from washington. we wish you a speedy recovery. >>> still ahead on "way too early," the san bernardino shooting victims and bill gates take a side in apple's fight with the federal government. that, plus bill karins is tracking severe weather and possible tornadoes when "way too early" comes back. you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become one of them. legalzoom. legal help is here. frodoers don't stop. wake up, every day is a chance to do something great. and for the ones they love, they'd do anything. sears optical has glasses made f