and georgia, northwest and morton street. disabled vehicle out of loop 50 in maryland, it's gone. still seeing lays at landover road. >>> it can be intimidating to walk into a gym and see row upon row of different contraptions. when it comes to getting results the best cardio machine is the one that the most comfortable and burns the most calories. fitness expert steve hayes is here to show us how to get the cardio workout indoors. we're going get you to work. >> you brought deborah with you. >> deborah is my partner and also spin instructor. >> tell us about an interesting piece of equipment you found. >> yes, we were at the leisure fitness, one piece of equipment we got on. it is incredible. keith, at the end of the machine where the rowing machine is, they have water. what it does, it simulates rowing. it works arms, legs and back. as a matter of fact, you've done rogue shows. >> i've done rowing regattas and broadcast them. and that's calls an erg. they work out when they do that, they work out inside. and rowers are in g

en diciembre pasado, el director de ice john morton re-enfoco las politicas de ordenes de detencion paran individuos que sean amenazas a la seguridad nacional. activistas en favor de los inmigrantes indican que propuestas para 1 posible reforma migratoria no se enfocan en solucionar el tema de estas ordenes de detencion emitidas por las autoridades federales. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. ...quedese en sintonia..que al regresar.. ...en la segunda parte de nuestro informe especial sobre el fin del mundo..un microship que muchos aseguran podria estar relacionado con el demonio. tambien... conozca un programa estudiantil que ofrece apoyo adicional a otros alumnos en el condado de montgomery.. y mas adelante...a solo 24 horas de premios lo nuestro... siguen viento en popa los preparativos para esta gran noche... y en el tiempo se aproxima la lluvia y la nieve al area metropolitana, enterese cuando en breve, siga en sintonia... ..son la renuncia de un papa, desastres naturales y hasta posibles adelantos de la ciencia la llegada del fin del mundo. ..lilian mass fue en busca de

you heard from director morton about the extraordinary work at i.c.e. to ensure that the victims are safe and secure when they are rescued, not only we have specialists on the scene to reduce some of the trama that mira has described the victims undergo but to support them through the long journey of feeling empowered to tell their story in the courts. eventually, these cases will proscuted -- are prosecutored. she's there are many reasons for that discrepancy that could range from undercounting in states that do not have human trafficking laws because they are treated as rape cases and the fact that the thick stems are often so traumatized -- the victims are so traumatized by what has occurred that they are unwilling to come forward and tell their stories. we need further victims support of the victims have that moment of triumph over their traffickers and see that trafficker sentenced to life. what a gift to start their new lives. we need to work on that. we also need to continue to remind ourselves of the very difficult journey of the traffic victims

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. >> kennesaw's 1982 gunman date was a direct response to a gun ban enacted a year earlier in morton grove, illinois. that was later deemed unconstitutional. but kennesaw's law is still on the books. >> it was not meant to be an enforceable law. the police department never searched homes to make sure you had a gun. it was meant as a political statement to support citizen's second amendment rights to own firearms. >> after the law went into effect in 1982, city leaders say they witnessed a 29% drop in crime. in the 30 years since, the crime rate has remained low. including just four gun related homicides. >> our crime rate is generally less than half the national average. >> over the years, kennesaw has grown. and today, amist the sprawling subdivisions and strip malls, gun control is still a sensitive issue. >> there's a lot of people that are passionate about their right to own a firearm. any kind of a firearm. >> including an assault weapon. >> yes. >> as the sunsets on kennesaw, its residents are keeping an eye on the second amendment and how washington interprets it. >> i think i

reporter: kennesaw's 1982 gunman date was a direct response to a gun ban enacted a year earlier in morton grove, illinois. that was later deemed unconstitutional but kennesaw's law is still on the books. >> it was not meant to be an enforceable law. the police departments never searched homes to make sure you had a gun. it was meant more or less as a political statement to support citizen's second amendment rights to own firearms. >> reporter: after the law went into effect in 1982, city leaders say they witnessed a 29% drop in crime. in the 30 years since, the crime rate has remained low, including just four gun-related homicides. >> our crime rate is generally less than half the national average. >> reporter: over the years, kennesaw has grown and today amidst the sprawling subdivisions and strip malls, gun control is still a sensitive issue. >> there's a lot of people that are very passionate about their right to own a firearm, any kind of a firearm. >> reporter: including an assault weapon. >> yes. >> reporter: as the sun sets on kennesaw, its residents are keeping an eye on the secon

morton -- light breeze, nice, weather wise, widespread, upper 30s, few 40s. here is the deal. winter weather watches up for the advisory for northern maryland and far western maryland. that will be extended through northeast maryland. then blizzard warnings up for places like massachusetts because that's where the cold air will be and where the heaviest precipitation will fall. we aren't sees much, a lit -- a little bit of rain into the virginia area. this is just the beginning. the real weather will start as we work into the time frame of tomorrow afternoon. we will stop it right here. 6:00 tomorrow morning. rain coming in with the coastal system. it's possible that some of the showers, especially north and west of baltimore could be briefly mixed with sleet or snow. then we get out of that situation and rain showers through the day as a main storm moves north. this is friday night. just past the evening rush. snow will start to change over and wrap around the back side of the system. we will get that brief burst in here, friday night into early saturday. clearing for the day

kennesaw's 1982 gunman 1982 gun mandate was in morton grove, illinois. that was later deemed unconstitutional. but kennesaw's law is still on the books. >> it was not meant to be an enforceable law. the police department never serge searched homes. it was a political statement to support citizen second amendment rights to own firearms. >> after the law went into effect in 1982, city leaders witnessed a 29% drop in crime. in the 30 years since, the crime rate has remained low. including just four gun related homicides. >> our crime rate is generally less than half the national average. >> over the years, kennesaw has grown and today, amist the sprawling subdivisions and strip malls, gun control is still a sensitive issue. >> there's a lot of people that are very, very passionate about their right to own a firearm. any kind of a firearm. >> including an assault weapon. >> yes. >> as the sunsets on kennesaw, its residents are keeping an eye on the second amendment and how washington interprets it. >> if they change it, they are killing the constitution. >>

. >> reporter: the 1982 gunman date was a direct response to a gun ban enacted a year earlier in morton grove, illinois. that was later deemed unconstitutional. the kennesaw law is still on the books. >> it was not meant to be an enforceable law. the police department never searched homes to make sure you had a gun. it was meant more or less as a political statement. >> reporter: after the law went into effect in 1982, city leadsers say they witnessed a 29% drop in crime. in the 30 years since, the crime rate has remained low, including just four gun related homicides. >> our crime rate is generally less than half the national average. >> reporter: over the years, kennesaw has grown and today amidst the sprawling subdivisions and strip mall, gun control is still a sensitive issue. >> there's a lot of people that are very, very passionate about their right to own a firearm, any kind of a firearm. >> reporter: including an assault weapon? >> yes. >> reporter: as the sun sets on kennesaw, its residents are keeping an eye on the second amendment and how washington interprets it. >> i think

i've men with jennifer garner and ben affleck, the young harry morton.e done a lot of huj funders and billionaires as well. >> it's justin's original designs that keeps city aquariums in high demand. >> every single one of my projects is unique, whether the fish are different, the change of the tank or shape of the aquarium. whatever it is, i don't like any of my work to be duplicated. >> but creating the work comes at a price. each job requires his personal touch so justin can only take on a number of limited clients. >> most of my clients need a lot of attention. we're not a large company. we're a boutique company. i take on a number of clients i'm able to deal with at the moment. >> reporter: with a hefty price taig and clientele, the expectations are high. >> whether you're dealing with somebody who's building you an aquarium, there's a level of trust that has to be there, that you're going to get service and get what you pay for. >> that could mean when nemo feels sick, justin's the one on the end of the late-night 911 call. >> fish get sick at any

i sent my director to -- my letter to director morton, and then he saw them all running for cover. don't have a response to to the letter so fa, but do you have evidence this is their plan? you say this is your gut feeling, but any evidence you can point to? >> we know they had a director looking at doing this as far as a year ago. so it's ironic that napolitano tries to tie this to sequestration. again, the sky's falling. now we're going to have to release illegal aliens. then again i think that strategy totally backfired on them. we called them out on it, and it's a dangerous and reckless policy to release potentially violent criminal offenders into the general population. jenna: we need more information on this, obviously, how many, who exactly is being released. we had karl rove join us at the top of the hour, and he said something that republicans should consider doing is giving the power to the president in sequestration to have some ownership to the cuts and how they're made. right now as we just talked about the white house says, well, we don't have any ownership of these c

you in about thirty five minutes from now in the meantime coming up in a couple of minutes i mean morton is breaking the set. you know i can kind of sort of understand the mindset of an evil dictator i have trouble understanding what is going on or maybe not going on in the minds of the terrified cogs who believe all the propaganda give up all their rights for the illusion of safety to coach jerry seinfeld who are these people well maybe some of them may be working at your local school braindead bureaucracy zombies at a pennsylvania school suspended a kindergartner note kindergartner as a terrorist threat because she threatened to shoot another student with a gun that shoots soap bubbles i guess this was all a mix up because the girl she wanted to shoot didn't understand that it was in reference to bubbles and not bullets children in kindergarten can often misunderstand things but the administration of the school seems to be no smarter than six year olds immediately going into total panic mode guess what this is hardly the first time that something like this has happened remember the kid

john morton and anastasia daniels on the crackdown nfl merchandise or counterfeit merchandise.onnell: back to the markets, doubters in thousand and addition of stocks. what we looking at? nicole: looking at the latest which is the new ipos today spun off from pfizer which has been spinning off other units and he remembered a spun off the instant nutrition business and spot of animal health. here's the latest today, great idea 0. that is almost 19% at the highest point, thirty-one seventy-four, this particular company, animal medicine for livestock, vaccines and work directly with the veterinarians. we have the ceo on earlier today and they didn't bring them -- they brought little puppies. this is what happens, looks just like mine. a chicken and a cow. dagen: huge multibillion-dollar business. huge business. connell: big news overseas. bombing in front of the u.s. embassy in turkey and that is adding to the stress in the middle east and the tension we have been talking about last few days. we talk about foreign policy having an effect on energy markets. john bolton is coming on

burton with the dish to morton for two. still a tight game with four minutes left.rates then kicks to cob who buries the three. the bears able to hang on and win the free throw battle down the stretch. the 60-59 win is their fifth in a row and seventh of their last eight. cal now all alone in fourth place in the conference at 10 and five. 18 and nine over all. there won't be any ncaa tournament action for stanford unless the cardinals can win the conference. stanford hanging around for a while dwight powell drive it is lane. gets an off balance shot to fall. hustis gets that drive back. stanford got no closer. take a look at the hustle by the ducks, jonathan lloyd steals the ball from christian sanders. and then lloyd is rewarded with the hoop. lloyd had 15 points. and lloyd with the assist this time to carlos emery who came off the bench to lead the ducks with 19 points. it's a cardinal split. ducks win 66-77. >>> santa clara and kevin foster with a win in portland. foster had four of them. he went for 20 points in all. the pilots had pulled to within five at the h

this is chad morton, right? am i right with that? chad morton doing his take.p ♪ ♪ this is a no, no look at that daddy ♪ >> he's daddy and he knows it. so, chad is there. >> so are you. >> chad, good morning. you're our "play of the day," sir. how is it going? >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> josh would want to know. where did you come up with the idea, sir? >> well, every year, we have a family christmas party. we do a funny gift for the family. last year, we did a christmas cd. this year, my wife, we were sitting on the couch and said, let's do a music video. sitting on the couch and said, let's do a music video. and it got some laughs. help transfoh. gonna [ male announcer ] go pro. for a clean that's up to four times better, try these crest pro-health products together. [ sara ] i've been using crest pro-health. so far...it feels different. [ male announcer ] crest pro-health protects not just some, but all these areas dentists check most. my mouth feels healthier. it feels cleaner. i think my dentist is gonna see the difference. [ male announcer ]

i am randall morton founder of the the progressive forum americas only civic speaker organization expressly dedicated to the progressive values and the largest speaker organization in texas. [applause] we are excited tonight to present supreme court justice sonia sotomayor who is launching her first book a memoir called "my beloved world." please turn off your cell phoner video is not allowed. we are authorized to tree like a supreme court justice msn a proclamation hearing. [laughter] the beautiful flowers on stage or flowers that are from lovely puerto rico. [applause] are regular florists manage to find and variance, ginger and tropical foliage. and thank you c-span booktv for being here in houston texas. the wortham center welcomes you and our friends across the country joining us on televisiotelevisio n. thank you for joining us. [applause] i am excited that mayor denise parker and -- are here with us tonight. [applause] denise parker is one of my heroes, one of my favorite people and a touristic mayor. please stand mayor and first lady cathy. [applause] you can see past presentations

. >> washington has a standard if you are caught driving five or morton know grams of thc the ingredientblood. if you are caught driving with that that's automatic you lose your license for up to 90 days. you get caught a second is time you lose your license for two years. get caught a third time you lose your license for four years. >> bill: how does that test go down? >> well, the cops are able to take that test right there. it's a blood test they can take. that's the thc in your blood. >> bill: they have to take a blood test? they have to prick you and draw blood from you right on the street. >> they can do that right on the street. they can do it right there. the problem is in colorado dr. is no standard what's illegal when i are driving the car. >> bill: colorado doesn't have any standards. that means anybody can go there, drive stoned and and probably get away with it. i'm interested about the about the blood test, guilfoyle. a cop is now going to take blood from somebody? i mean, how is that going to work? much more complicated than a breathalyzer and all of this. >> guess what so

. >> geraldo: we doll much morton the troubling -- we will do much more on the÷÷ sometimes what wefer from is bigger than we think ... like the flu. with aches, fever and chills- the flu's a really big deal. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. prescription tamiflu attacks the flu virus at its source. so don't wait. call your doctor right away. tamiflu is prescription medicine for treating the flu in adults and children one year and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing. have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures, confusion or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects are mild to moderate nausea and vomiting. the flu comes on fast, so ask your doctor about tamiflu. prescription for flu. >>

the chilwas suspended and the superintendent morton sherman says further action is under considerationncluding expulsion. more to come on this one, i'm sure, brian. >>> a swim coach whose athletes have included olympians and world record breakers will plead guilty to child sexual abuse. rick curl turned himself in back in october. the washington post reports he will plead on february 21st. a former swimmer named kelly curran says he fondled and kissed her starting when she was 13 and within two years it progressed to intercourse. curran agreed to allow her identity to be public. rick curl trained katie ledecky among other stars. >>> two people are dead after an early morning house fire. the flames broke out in what was supposed to be a vacant row home along r street southeast. fox 5's matt ackland has the story. >> reporter: this video tells a story, a fast moving fire ripped through a row home along r street southeast. the home had been boarded up, supposed to be vacant, but it wasn't. two people were inside. side. >> one of the victims was found right at the front door. the other one

. >> geraldo: we doll much morton the troubling -- we will do much more on the trouble massive man huntsive in modern american are -- push-ups or sprints? what's wrong with fetch? or chase? let's do this larry! ooh, i got it, i got it! (narrator) the calorie-smart nutrition in beneful healthy weight... incles grains and real chicken, because a healthy dog is a playful dog. beneful healthy weight. find us on facebook to help put more play in your day. with multiple lacerations to the wing and a fractured beak. surgery was successful, but he will be in a cast until it is fully healed, possibly sever months. so, if the duck isn't able to work, how will he pay for his living expenses? aflac. like his rent and car paymets? aflac. what about ga and groceries? aflac. cell phone? aflac, but i doubte'll be using his phone for quite a while cause like i said, he has a fractured beak. [ male announcer ] send the lac duck a get-well card at getwellduck.com. a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, w

american airlines ceo tom morton will take a seven reince package of nearly $20 million when americanth us airways. doug parker ceo of us airways will head the new company. >>> and marns are feeling more confident buoyed by signs of new hiring. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." ♪ >>> too many of our children are being taken away from us. two months ago america mourned 26 innocent first graders and their educators in newtown. last year there were 443 murders with a firearm on the streets of this city, and 65 of those victims were 18 and under. so that's the equivalent of a newtown every four months. and that's precisely why the overwhelming majority of americans are asking for some common sense proposals to make it harder for criminals to get their hands on a gun. >> now, i think that's smart. welcome back. of course, thafers president obama speaking earlier this afternoon in chicago, his hometown, stemming gun violence has become a major second term agenda item for the president, of course. some of the most memorable moments from his state of th

morton nice weather as we go into the weekend during the week is going to be cooler.ugh we are looking at sunshine. temperatures down about 3 to 5 degrees and bay area. cooler still for sunday. this app turn in the sea breeze will crank up, and mid-60s and the warmer places. the satellite view you will notice that we are clear in northern california but there is something well out over the ocean and is going to stay nice tomorrow and sunday. we have this storm here in the to the northwest which will not directly in packed us but will increase onshore wind and sea breeze for tomorrow and sunday. that makes for cooler temperatures. next week we have a storm system coming in from the gulf of alaska. that will make for colder temperatures. thirties in the north bay and upper 30s in the east bay. highs in afternoon very nice sunny and warm in mid to upper 60s. rainy winter like pattern next week. a half inch of rain is extent. we could see some light snow in the hills. more light rain on thursday. coming up. costco getting sued. over if you bought your tiffny engagement ri

. >> my name is chico morton and i was a due diligence underwriter. >> smith: what does a due diligence underwriter do? >> a due diligence underwriter assesses the risk of buying loan portfolios. so a company on wall street, they're going to buy a loan pool, or a portfolio of loans, and we would be hired to go in and take a sample of the loans and review them. >> smith: so you were contract workers? >> yes. >> smith: and then what would you do? how would you go about doing the due diligence? >> well, we would travel to the location where the loans were stored. and we'd have a room, either a hotel room, conference room, or some workroom where we could set up tables and our laptop computers. >> smith: so these loans would come in in banker's boxes? >> yes. a lot of times, we were doing the manual labor of... of moving the boxes of loans back and forth. load all these boxes on vans and drive 'em to the hotel. unload 'em at the hotel, into the room where the due diligence underwriters were working. and there could be stacks all the way up to the ceiling. and there could be anywhere from ten

avick all across our environment and everything you know might be wrong joining me now is gareth morton byron medalist and founder of the cats to go campaign hero's welcome. good to have us with good to have you with us my kad haggans. later my cat i think you know what do you what do you got against my cat. nothing. johnny when you can't wanda's that it becomes a bit of a menace there's nothing wrong whatsoever with complying cats but i can find dogs no problems whatsoever but once they start wandering we know the only data tells us the camps a natural born killers. and i don't know about america but in the channel where i come from we have a lot of native wildlife that is highly vulnerable to the actions of kids and given that can't you know they kill for pleasure they don't kill more when they're hungry they only within twenty feet of st what they kill today at home and they eat the same with the just to die and ate the other two when the weather got as they see it so. yeah the evidence against their activities once they're out of bounds said est as quite compelling yeah i have to sa

you could pretend you were henry morton stanley if you were covering africa and that doesn't exist any more. >> rose: the other thing is you do it in a minute and a half box, you tell us a story generally in a minute and a half. >> yeah. >> rose: but what i love about being at cbs, for me, is that you guys are storytellers, that's what you are. >> that's basically what a journalist job is. but there is a challenge to a minute and a half. >> rose: absolutely. >> how much can you get in here and how much information can you provide, how well can you do this and the beauty, the fun of television is that you've got pictures as well. the marriage of, i think that's what kept me in tv is i really love to write, i love being a printer, but i really like the marriage of words and pictures and trying to do that and it's a collaborative, it's not-- we get the glory, we get the air time, the face time, if you will. but it requires cameramen, soundmen, editors, producers, logistics people and we all have to do it together. at the end of the day, that minute and a half is not mine, it's ours. and i

college and just studied from amazing undergraduate teachers of american history, edmond morgan, john morton blum, so i think that combination just, you know, in retrospect it seems obvious i was destined to do this. >> rose: editor of the law review an all that. and now you teach there. >> i condition believe i get paid to teach. >> rose: and when you use the term "the unwritten constitution" what dow mean? >> i don't mean to take away from this document that i do love. these 8,000 words that we call the constitution that calls itself the constitution, and i wrote a previous book, walking the reader through the written thing from start to finish. but this document doesn't say the rule of law in so many words. doesn't say checks and balances, limited government, federal im, separation of powers. doesn't say separate and inherently unequal. doesn't say one person, one vote. doesn't say that a criminal defendant has the right to take the stand in his own defense. and yet all of those things, did i mention one person, one vote. doesn't say the bill of rights even though there are amendments tha

told me they say you're crazy i said who said they said the chief of police go on their work and the morton blow out they said you're losing your mind and then i was going to back you for the call i don't want to get into individual names of individual police officers or politicians. that i can't speak to i don't know those people i can't back up your assertions so i may be a local show would be more appropriate but thanks for thanks for calling thanks for caring michael virginia hey michael welcome to the program. michael you are on the air. michael was not. ok let's let's go to charmaine in for a donia in new york charmaine you're on the air. hi tom thank you so much for the job that you've been doing and as i'd like to help you contribute a little bit on it is with the obamacare. the aspect of it it is fat you may not actually be aware of many of these things but there are many cures for cancer sufferers some of the most aggressive wants there are there is help for people with diabetes where there are natural supplements after some people have had results after six weeks and they no long

morton dean, abc news, new york. >> amazing how much of that is reminis reminis reminiscent of 9/11. see that and wonder how is it that we didn't have more safety precautions or escaping from the buildings wasn't a priority so if it happened again, there would be less loss of life. instead we saw what happened. >> people point to that and say that was the smoke signal that we should have been better prepared for what came years later. the ringleader of that attack is serving a life sentence, plus 240 years behind bars. and he was actually at the time was funded by his uncle khalid sheikh muhammad, he's the al qaeda member accused of being one of the 9/11 ringleaders. >> it all ties into each other. >> still chilling. we'll be back. like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. lunesta should not be taken together with alcohol. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation,