everyone's yelling mr. rick, mr. rick trying to figure out what's wrong. >> he tries to push the brake with his hand. >> and tristan, i grabbed his foot and i was trying to pull it off the gas. he was resisting me. after that i grabbed the steering wheel which he also fought me on. >> no one was hurt. jessica and robert get everyone off the bus and take role. >> it was almost like a dream. i'm kind of dazed. it was weird. >> it it all hits you what just happened. >> i think they are incredibly courageous. >> this is a sheriff's salute citizens award. >> the school officer gave each of them a citation. >> it was very quick action and the leadership of the seniors on the bus was really impressive. >> since that time do you sleep on the bus anymore? >> no. >> in rising sun mike schuh wjz eyewitness news. >> i wouldn't either. wjz has learned that the driver is recovering after an unspecified surgery. >> it's now known if -- it's not known if he'll be able to return to his job. >>> still to come on eyewitness news saturda

and thank you, mr. rick for making a brief statement (laughter) >> good does that mean i can respeak. >> i'm interested in the appeal board. i value being active in the community and i also have a lot of experience in real estate and i thought the assessment board would be good with my experience, knowledge and skills. i've been active in real estate for over 25 years i became an awe perspires. i can be beneficial to the board i would understand as a property owner i would understand those points of view and as i said i think my skills and experience and expertise would be of a help if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them >> you're not on currently. >> no. >> the next speaker john lee is not here and he made an effort to go have a meeting with me at my office. >> he submitted a letter mr. chair. >> he's on the cover of this agent thing just to show he's involved. so next person up then will be eugene >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm e general. i moved to san francisco in 1977. i'm retired

rick. i think mr obama is sending a very clear message to tara that whatever agreement does make with iran in the future it cannot be trusted as it was not interested in the negotiations started with the undersecretary of state wendy sherman saying that they did not get space does not recognize iran's right to enrich uranium so they are interpreted seeing ration treated just to suit their politics i go think that was ever the real desire to bring going to a peaceful end. however the countries will soon get another chance to reach a compromise a second round of talks on a nuclear deal will kick off next week and according to russia there's a strong likelihood of success you can find out what's behind the optimism at r.t. dot com. this week the international chemical watchdog unveiled a challenging road map for syria to get rid of its toxic weapons the end of june next year has been set is the moment of truth when syria has to declare itself a chemical arms free country the organization says that so far damascus has proved to be a reliable partner working hard on meeting every deadline but d

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they're attacking with author rick atkinson about "liberation trilogy" on world war ii. >> caller: mr. atkinson, wonderful, wonderful presentation. i loved it. i was born in paris, france in 1945. by mother was french. my dad was american. she told me a lot of stories about the german occupation and the liberation ethic came in. she was telling me the most -- the worst part for her was being put in a position of being ready to come to america to be with my father. she said some thing about ships and all parts of europe coming over. did you do any research or run across anything in your book search is for this type of thing? she said is very true mattock for her. >> guest: the short answer is i did spend much time looking at the postwar aspects, in putting the travels of war brides. i think there are 50,000 of them in england, with a lot of little anglo-americans who had been born out of unions between american soldiers and british girls. so i don't know much about that. i do know that there was great concern that first of all the british government was concerned. i'm talking about the

rick santorum, they talked about mr. santorum's new hollywood movie studio. and then the conversation turned to how conservatives, how republicans could ever appeal to latino voters. >> yeah, go ahead, give it up for going forward. okay, the new movie is called "the christmas candle." so it is a town with a miraculous set of candles -- >> not really. >> there is no miraculous candles? >> there is a candle that is blessed, every 25 years the angel comes and blesses the town. >> just like in the bible? >> not exactly. this candle is given to somebody who is in need, and a miracle happens to that family. it is a beautiful story. >> so it is not a miraculous candle. >> the candle is not miraculous, but the prayer that is said, given the instructions, light it and pray. so it is not the candle that is the miracle, but it is the answer to prayer that is the miracle. >> i can accept that. >> you know, it is not like voodoo stuff. this is a real prayer. >> miraculous candles is not voodoo, it is hanukkah. okay? >> so we're both catholics, okay? you're probably the mo

he challenges rick scott. mr. christoffel reverse -- mr.ome of theeverse contentious policy decisions that made during his first year in office. he supports tax cuts for the middle class and once further cuts to education funding. he says that what we have in florida is not working. next up is lafayette, indiana. this is terry on the republican line. caller: good morning. about wanted to complain our senator -- our governor, i mean. i have a newspaper article in front of me. this is from january 30. he wants to ease my water regulations. this is on the heel of state budget cuts. tois sponsoring a bill decriminalize marijuana. democrat sponsored bill. madeommittee recommendations and modifications. the governor found out about this and said to stop it immediately. it is the number one selling illegal drug in the world. you could break up drug gangs if you legalized the stuff. it is ridiculous. it is harmless. napoleon bonaparte went into egypt and discovered it -- there is no chance of overdosing. our government could make money instead of d

rick warrem says so." that was a clock present nixon gave to mrs. nixon when they were courting. here, she is cute and playful at the end. she says, "sir rick has the nicest face. i like him so much." it is a great story and a side of the nixons the public does not know too much and is not familiar. that is why the letters are such treasures. >> adrian asks on twitter what religion pat nixon was since president nixon was quaker. >> she converted to quakerism but never really practiced any religion. neither did richard once he kind of out grew -- once he went to the military. he was a quaker but not really a practicing quaker. >> he proposed to her on the beach in california, is that correct? >> i do not know i've ever seen anything about that. >> that is only important because it later became the place of their home. >> right. i do not remember anything about where he proposed. >> we will say, a possible record. let's go to phone calls. next is nick in palm springs, california. you are first up on our callers tonight. what is on your mind? >> good evening. this is a wonderful prog

it will to give much closer is her that what rick mahler it --e house. we will see him. mrs. kennedy will be immediately behind. i don't know if our microphones are picking it up for you. everything on pennsylvania avenue right now. almost a hushed silence. lafayette park. traffic is deep on that side of pennsylvania avenue has been diverted from the area at the moment with where. the far side of lafayette park. the treasury building in the corner. probably be a very quick run. the pace back will be set. lineup in the driveway that the white house ready to proceed to the north portico. miles from the white house faugh >> a long line of people. incidentally this outside of pennsylvania avenue is being kept clear of the public. the traffic jam. arlington summary -- cemetery. correspondence from around the world processed very quickly, but nevertheless there was a tremendous line of them taking the necessary passes on this day of national mourning. >> the attention is focused on the north portico. visiting dignitaries. the french president and the prime minister. hundreds of the

perry.vernor rick the presiding officer: without objection. mr. toomey: i rise to speak on an amendment to the enda bill which we're going to vote on soon. this is an amendment i offered on my own behalf and that of senator flake and senator mccain. and i thank them. it occurs to me that sometimes in our work a tension can arise between important competing american values. and two vitally important american values i think are somewhat intentioned in some aspects of this bill. first, one great enduring and important value for all americans is equality. and this bill today clearly makes a strong stand for greater equality. i believe, and i think most americans share the view that every individual is entitled to dignity and respect and fairness and that individuals ought to be judged based on their merits, on their character and on their abilities. a person's sexual orientation is irrelevant to their ability to be a good doctor or engineer or athlete or a federal judge. and that's why i've supported acknowledging that reality. i supported 17 years ag

mr. mcconnell: almost a year ago now, michigan goafn rick snyder signed historic right-to-work legislationinto law. at the time he said he viewed it as an opportunity to stand up for michigan's workers, to be pro-worker. the union bosses, the entrenched special interests and the professional left have stood in united militant disagreement, but michigan's soft-spoken goafn was right, and the more venom big labor directed at him, the more it seemed to confirm the is suspicions that snierd woos trying to help. he was in fact on their side. the truth is over the years, big labor has come to care more about its own perfection and power than the workers it was charged with protecting. snyder knew that, and he knew it was time to tip the scales back in favor of workers. well, he's not alone. here in the senate, senator paul and i share senator snyder's commitment to helping restore workers' rights. that's why we filed an amendment that would snact enact similar reforms at the federal level. our right-to-work amendment is simple enough. it merles calls for repealing the jim in atory clauses in fed

rick scott. how does that look? >> crazy, man. this is a guy who was mr. republican.arlie because he was tough on crime. he was a right winger. then he hugged barack obama. it's crazy. >> interesting. >> i think against a candidate that can't sell fun the way rick scott can, it would be good. rick scott is going to open him up like a rusty can. he made bill mccull um look like a liberal. it made him look like this. it made him look like a communist. he runs so many ads. who are they supporting in the race? that's funny. anyway, he is going to get hammered and he already started it. you guys may have shown an ad where they show all the democrats coming out and saying what a two-faced weasel charlie crist is. >> there is a video you can bring out with him talking about the democrats. >> mike allen. he is the chief correspondent for politico. the first thing and keach nully fights off stench of doom. you have a piece of texas tea party members who try to recruit another ted cruz essentially. who are they looking 59 and why? >> ted cruz is driving a conversation in the re

rick santorum is another likely rerun for 2016. he appeared this morning on "morning joe." do you think mr.er in 2016, should he choose to run again? >> probably not. because he's just so unpopular with his colleagues and republican donors and the entire consultant class he would have to, you know, win at least a portion of over. in order to be a viable candidate. >> ryan, why is he so unpopular? >> people think he's a jerk. people think he's arrogant -- >> i think that's a good reason. >> they just -- you know, they think he's extremely self righteous and just not a lot of fun to be around. >> what's interesting is that, you know, as a reporter who often covers social conservatism, i sort of cheered that rick santorum stayed in the republican primaries for so long. but if i were a republican and wanted a republican candidate to win, i would blame him in part for making mitt romney have to make all those statements about planned parenthood and birth control and so on that ended up really hurting him in the national election. >> absolutely. irin carmon, professor peterson and ryan, thank you

rick? >> no, i have one question, mr.portant is it to divine signals on housing to try to interpret what's going on in the economy? is that, in your opinion, a priority? >> no, i don't think it is. i think housing is part of the economy. but housing and housing assets are only giving you one signal. there's a broader cross section of data from the consumer from the business, from trade and from exports. so this preoccupation with housing strikes me as as really quite dangerous. >> do you think there's any signals in the economy that are worth paying close attention to with regard to what you believe the fed is putting on top of that list? >> yeah. i think global trade matters a lot. i think if you wanted to be more confident about the economy in 2014, you'd want to see global trade be picking up to the upside. you'd want to see shipments both in volume terms and price terms moving very significantly, telling you that the backlogs are moving. but as i look at global trade, trade with the u.s., with europe, with asia, you d

mr. radel comes from. by the way, it is a felony. he's going to lose his right to vote. i don't think rickhim get it back. >> wow. richard, it's interesting. we've talked a lot of rob ford. they've both said, this is a disease i have to deal with, the disease of alcoholism, the disease of addiction. they sort of ask for the public's kind-hearted -- they appeal to the kind-hearted in what is an obstruction -- not obstruction, but definitely not lawful behavior. i guess, why do we afford our elected representatives, or why should we be asked to afford them this leeway, given their abusive power. >> right. by the way, trey radel cannot be his real name. when it comes to the voter roles, he'll be fined. look, to be serious for a moment, he clearly does have problems, mental problems, addiction problems, whatever they are. politicians do -- they are human. they do have problems. the question is whether you have any compassion to voters before you admit your problems. i don't know about the mayor of toronto, but this tea party crowd has not shown any compassion to anyone gaining government benef

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rick santelli. you're over at the cme in chicago, mr.st watched a garfield movie and a george raff movie the other night. if you really want to see trading that isn't moving out average, fixed income is your market. it doesn't mean it's not hitting all the major technical levels. notice the double top intra days on these yields. big retracement. we've gone over that. if you're looking for so often treasuries, the curve steepening, you can see the curve wiggles there. now, if you really wanted to see something fascinating, open it up for couple of months. now look at the relationship between 5s and go all the way to long maturities at 30s. can you see the curve differentials between left and rights of both of those charts. let's put them together on a spread, we talked about it, 5 versus 10. higher yield versus lower yield. we made a fresh high going back to august 2011, flirting with 137, getting ever closer to 140. >> let's look at foreign exchange. let's pick a date. let's pick september 1st. if you look at the pond versus the dollar,

big names there, al franklin, rick durbin and mary franklin from louisiana and we have democratic senators putting out statements, listen, mrto get up to speed on this. the apologies, there are no apologies. there's no accountability, and you've got to basically listen to the american people and listen to the voters who we face, the wrath of the voters are coming in the mid term. charles: and the gallup approval. and he's giddy. and i know you're involved with 9 ipo's and you've got that on your resume', walk us through what's happening because everybody is excited about this. >> i was involved with morgan stanley moving companies through the ipo process. i wasn't an investment banker, but representing the company through the process. what's happening behind the scenes is this. about 10% of shares went to retail clients. 90% went to institutions. institutions really drive the ipo market. and that 10% that went to individuals, they are hoping that this stock opens up, a the least 20% above the ipo price, which it looks like it's going to. what's going to happen at that point, the lockup will come off. i said lockup, it's not

mr. chairman. i am reminded of the movie theblanca, claude rains french chief of police goes into ricks cafe and says, i am shutting it down. rick comes up, played by humphrey bogart, and says, why are you showing -- why are you shutting this down? the police chili -- the police chief says, i am shocked that gambling is going on. that is just as claude rains comes up and says, your winnings sir. the past master of running this committee would be shocked and amazed that something was given to the "washington post" yesterday. i am not saying it was, i don't know. what if it did happen it would not be the first time in this committee's history that arguments were given to the press at approximately the same time they were distributed -- the was grateful that i had washington post so i could keep track was going on in the committee. >> reclaiming my time, which is my time, from my good friend. what shocks me is that our witness, who was the deputy chief information officer and deputy director of the office of information and services for medicare and medicaid, who has been identified numerous times as th

ricks out there, especially in the market when you have record highs overall. >> we're coming off one of the longest winning streaks for this index that we've had in almost a decade. mr. seymour, that's why i'm curious. there was a sense of a melt-up into year end. is that evaporating? >> i don't think so. if you look at what went on today, you see significant rotation into big cap, mega cap tech by institutions that cannot be long enough into year end. looking at moves in apple, google, mega cap names, that's significant. to the point we're talking about, if you look at margin debt, i hear from my brokers all the time. we're seeing funds, as long as they've been, we've talked on "fast money" about the bull/bear indicators and where we're at record indicators on bearishness. >> we're showing next to you intraday market and you see this higher and then falls off at the end. is that the rebalancing effect? do you have any idea what happened there? >> i don't think that's rebalancing. i think as mike said, guys are going to be doing that now. i think today more than they'll be doing it on friday. no, i think, you know, this is probably some programs, if anything, i was

mr. mcle more. >> i'm going to feed you guys this time. y'all been whining and complaining all morning. rick in earlier this morning. i'm going to give you guys one more quick little peek while we let this turkey rest. now, this is how you free up your oven and safely fry your turkey with the butterball turkey fryer. we ranch-fied that turkey. we injected it with ranch dressing. >> botoxed it. >> it's coming out early. this is how our turkey looks. you guys will be eating this. we're going to do a little bit more. i've got buffalo sauce here. rick, if you will, you're going to take 2/3 buffalo sauce and put in a little bit -- there you go, of ranch dressing. we're also going to put in a little bit of cajun spice for taste. >> you don't know how good this smells. >> if this was my last meal -- >> i've never said anybody say they wanted my food for their -- highlight of my life. we're going to drizzle this guys over the top of that turkey. >> i have problems right now. >> so i'm going to add that. put that over on a plate. there you go. >> thank you. >> leftovers are a big deal. >> if you noti

mrs. carter world tour in australia. i saw her when she was here at the barclay center wearing that very so quinned outfit. >> on facebook my mom -- >> hi, mom. >> let's go outside to rickorecast this afternoon and the rest of the week. >> talking to my mom on face time. my mom is pretty cool. she can't sing, though. >> maybe that should be our next segment. get your mom on the sing. let's look at your weather maps because you're waking up this morning. cold air out there. we'll be dealing with much colder air coming in by tuesday it arrives across here in the northeast. enjoy your 50s across the coastal areas. lake-effect snow across interior sections as a disturbance is there. down to the southeast not a bad day. quite a bit of sunshine. cloud cover from time to time bath dry day across areas of the south. northern plains some snow we'll see right now, get ready tomorrow the bottom falls out on your temperatures. fargo today 43. tomorrow you're going to be lucky to hit the low 20s. cold air is on its way in. across areas of the west fluorescent of sunshine but a little bit of snow across higher elevations in towards areas of montana and wyoming. nothing that will caus