(chuckles) (chuckles) they also called him joan of narc, narc wahlberg, tattle royale... okay, i think they get it! sheesh, you can not remember my birthday, but you can remember every insulting nickname i ever had. i feel like i'm forgetting one. (gasps) oh, yeah. the wicked snitch of the upper west side! (all laughing) you gave me that one! and then you told on me! i see your point. xander, check it out! ravi ross: citation boss! freeze, ne'er-do-well! you know "throw the book at them" is just an expression, right? i am going to prove to gladys that i have what it takes to be a counselor, even if i do not meet the height requirement. 10-4. i'll have the kids make you a badge in arts and crafts. oh, and maybe some lifts for your shoes. uh, jorge! as your cit, i must insist you make your bed. i'm just gonna mess it up again. it's the circle of filth. according to the rules, "all campers must make their beds in the morning." maybe i did make it, and a raccoon snuck in and messed it up. (sighs) after all, they are nature's troublemakers. you also blame the raccoons for clog

. >> every winter, millions of man narc bunter flies head to mexico from canada. their numbers have greatly reduced over the past few years. >> a sanctuary after a journey of thousands of kilometers. these butterflies have flown from the cold canadian winter to mexico. >> this is a pilgrim only. they cross 5,000 kilometers from canada to here. we are taking care of them so they continue. we protect their areas here. >> in the last 20 years, the numbers have gone down. in 1996, 1 billion of them made the annual flight. last year, there were around 35 million. the drops are blamed on illegal free cutting and use of pesticides and climate change. large area of milk we'd plants where the butterflies lay their eggs have been destroyed. mexico, the u.s. and canada have been planting more trees and tightened control and logging and the use of farm chemicals. >> it is our responsibility to take care of these kinds of places. there are very few such places in the world. two or three, maybe and it's amazing to see these butterflies arrive. >> environmentalists in mexico hop

they can't waste another second narc's been multiple weeks in which they had headset kbhun occasion issues. second and one. three-man rush. pressure, and get the first down and get out of bounds and they will take it to the 29 yard line with 1:09 remaining in regulation. >> jon: secretary time they he time play played but i have an older door. and four-man rush now and now in trouble. and escapes, and to mccoy. out of bounds as he gives us as much ardage as he did. and continues to deal with it. >> this time it's and hands out, he's having a hards time and huge nem and most championship teams have it and and trying to compress the pocket here. and throw, should have been intercepted through the hands of chung. >> chung is the nickel corner tonight. haven't see melvin. he should intercept the pass and score. but he will gives it new life. he says it a whole way. that is like pregame warmup for chung. >> mike: third and six. >> jay: buffalo has to thak advantage. when you get a gift like that, you top tallize it. >> denny: too job by taylor to go up and get et and one play to keep it alive f

they can't waste another second narc's been multiple weeks in which they had headset kbhun occasion issues. second and one. three-man rush. pressure, and get the first down and get out of bounds and they will take it to the 29 yard line with 1:09 remaining in regulation. >> jon: secretary time they he time play played but i have an older door. and four-man rush now and now in trouble. and escapes, and to mccoy. out of bounds as he gives us as much ardage as he did. and continues to deal with it. >> this time it's and hands out, he's having a hards time and huge nem and most championship teams have it and and trying to compress the pocket here. and throw, should have been intercepted through the hands of chung. here. haven't see melvin. score. but he will gives it new life. he says it a whole way. that is like pregame warmup for chung. >> mike: third and six. >> jay: buffalo has to thak advantage. when you get a gift like that, you top tallize it. >> denny: too job by taylor to go up and get et and one play to keep it alive for buffalo. for the -- >> ron: i think they tyrod is we have seen

regions have more at stake in meeting this challenge than the asia-pacific region >>> live from ma narcs la, both the u.s. and chinese presidents broadly spoke with a similar theme. what more have they been saying? >> reporter: well, they were saying, yes, there's a focus on climate change as we heard there from the president. the pt on ping focused on climate change as well, but then they both transitioned into what's being discussed here and this is economy, it's trade, free trade agreements, the u. s aand china have cheating agreements. the ppt has 12 members. that is going ahead. still some time to get approvals from each respective country's government before that can take the next step, but a lot of talk about cooperation in this region. 60% of global gdp is generated here in asia-pacific. so there's a big focus on that. xi also touched on policy. going back to climate shaping, it's interesting that both leaders touched on the spife when it comes to economy economy because they realised to move forward with the economies in the world, climate change needs to be dealt with. after ap

airways have been loud to take aircraft into sharm el-sheikh, british one aircraft, man narc three. eight aircraft refused, now it is raised to a diplomat i want. now they say little too much for the airport to cope with. although the eight aircraft will not fly in today, it does appear that the tourists who were going to be evacuated in those aircraft will be out within the next 48 hours. the tragedy unfolded on friday and we are no clearer nothing the cause. president obama saying it most likely is a bomb or strong possibility it was a bomb. the british prime minister, david cameron has said it's more likely than not that it was a bomb. the russians are being more than cautious and insisting that people should wait for the outcome of the crash investigation for the analysis of the data recorders before they russia to conclusions. >> that is paul brennan reporting from london. another airline considering increasing security in light of the jet crash in egypt, k.l.m., the dutch carrier is only accepting carry on baggage. the civil aviation authority asking italian airlines to increa

will mean millions mormon narc butterflies and even more tourists. >> that is the end of this bulletin. just remember, you can always go to our website, makes for good reading, aljazeera.com is the address. humanity but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science, by scientists. tonight: trash. it's everywhere. >> what's the out put of this facility? >> landfills overflowing. >> it just smells so bad. >> but some of our trash ... ... could be recycled. >> why isn't it being done more? >> now techknow investigates: the problem with plastic. >> they throw in the street or throw it in the ocean. >> we have the technology... >> i can't touch it? >> no you can't. >> so why don't we use it? >> so you don't know what happens to the plastics you recover? >> dr shini somara is a mechanical engineer. dr. crystal dilworth is a neuroscientist. >> we're standing by a pipe marked heated sludge. >> and i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist. >> that's our team ... >> it smells very organic. >> now lets do some science. >> hey guys, welcome to techknow. i'm phil torres and today we are

in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not the palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are the extremists and they are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she came to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good rel

. >> i'm telling carly, whatever the hell her name is, fee reason narcs i'm saying will you stop cuttingverybody that talks she cuts in, cuts in. kasich, oh, i have a headache from this guy. in fact, i actually said, let jeb bush talk! it's true. nicole: then jeb thanked donald trump for letting him talk. meanwhile carly fiorina hitting trump on facebook saying quote, all the money in the world won't make you as smart as dr. ben carson. or ben carson. cheryl: aging mobster acquitted of charges that he helped plan the 1978 lufthansa heist. the case was retold in the hit mafia movie "goodfellas.." federal prosecutors charged vincent asaro in 2014 after his cousin implicated him in the $6 million robbery called the largest in u.s. history at the time. the 80-year-old he believes jurors found him not guilty because the prosecutor's case was quote, overkill. >> i would like to thank my two lawyers. without them i wouldn't be here now. i would like to thank u.s. marshals service for treating me great. i'm dying to get home. what do i plan to do? have a good meal. see my family. cheryl: interes

november you got caught with narcs. >> because of previous offenses i'm automatically guilty? >> i'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt. what i'm going to do is take two weeks and you will survey it. >> can't go to the gym for two weeks. all right? all right. >> i'm thinking it went pretty well, but the gym, i'm mad about that. i guess i can go for two weeks. two weeks, he could have done it for a lot longer. >> confiscating contraband has been a challenge for the jail, but now there is more dire problem that seems to grow every day. >> 25 to 30% of the population has some type of mental illness. we do a good job of stabilizing the mentally ill folks. we get them back on the medications and take care of the health care needs. they go back on the street and don't have access to the medications or quit taking it. they decompensate and a very short time later, they are back in custody and we go through the cycle all over again. >> 19-year-old antonio coleman is not classified as a mentally ill inmate, but many actions require the same level of staff attention. in the mont

the defense team's first motion for mistrial denied by the judge this morning because of jailhouse narcsaid, jailhouse snitch, apparently implicating medina's previous plans for premeditated murder. the prosecutor began her opening statement for the jury, 25-0, 25-0, that was the defendant's amateur boxing record in the ring, alluding to the fact there should be great doubt that medina could lose a physical altercation with his five foot seven wife. testimony takes place this afternoon. jenna: a case we'll continue to watch, phil. thank you. jon: next hour hour of "happening now," u.s. makes up most of the coalition fighting isis. could we have to pick up more? why the u.s. might lose allies in the fight against the terror army. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, ke supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medica

it was like 10 to 13 people inside and nobody knew how to do narc an. >> he went to a free narcan program two days before this happened. store clerks, clergy members and therapists are often attending these sessions. >>> 5:47. good morning, everyone. expect a longer-than-normal commute. overall volume is light on route 1 and 93 south as you are headed through north of town. you how wet things are on the expressway and in this live look. you can see the raindrops on this camera and the windshield wipers are going and they will slow you down. the live drive times. 13 minutes on the pike from the ted williams tunnel. 11 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. 22 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. fox25 storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear forecasting rain and wind peaking this morning. so bad timing for the morning commute, sh ir. >> shiri: absolutely bad timing for the morning commute. take you live to the expressway near the library. and we have wet roads. this is why julie will be busy this morning. no doubt this will hav

a narc. but buddy wasn't the only public face of the pro legalization campaign. very surprising celebrity involved who stood to make millions if the measure had passed. >> former 98 degrees star nick lachey is one of the investors who could potentially win big, becoming a top weed kingpin. >> seth: that's right. nick lachey would be a weed kingpin. [ laughter ] he's basically the new walter white, except his product is legal, and the only chemistry he knows about is romantic chemistry. [ applause ] >> seth: oh, yeah. i'm gonna need some weed if i have to listen to that. but even groups that are usually in favor of marijuana legalization were deeply skeptical of this measure. because it would have actually written into the ohio constitution that ten companies that would have been exclusively allowed to cultivate marijuana essentially creating a state sanctioned cartel. in fact, noted weed enthusiast willie nelson said they're trying to monopolize it all. that ain't right. and when you've lost

the story the moroccan police are saying is that the brother narced him out from his moroccan jail cellow they found abdelhamid abaaoud. that's fascinating. and whether or not it's true turns out the stories of moroccan prisoners are turning out to be a gold mine in terms of what we know not only about the paris attacks but also about isis as a whole. "the washington post" has a new absolutely remarkable story just out, just an incredible piece of reporting about how isis' propaganda operation work, how do they do it day to day. and the primary way they got this knowledge was through interviews with isis defectors who are now in prison in morocco. the reporters sat down with men who until recently were members of isis in syria, and what they learned from them about isis' propaganda operation is very unexpected. it's weird, and it's disturbing. quoting from the report. what they described resembles a medieval reality show. cameras fan out across the caliphate every day. and battle scenes in public beheadings are so scripted and staged that fighters and executioners often perform multiple

second profanity-laden tirade about the flu vaccine, and in his opinion, how it is only appropriate for narcs and wieners. [ laughter ] network policy prevents us from broadcastingngis comments, but due to a technical issue, we were unable to edit this portion of the show. [ laughter ] in short, seth believes the flu shot is for herbs, noobs, posers, and dickweeds. [ cheers ] he also argued that the needles are sharp and painful and make him go "owie." [ [ ughter ] to further illustrate his point, seth said that this year's vaccine protects against three strains of the flu, but not the fourth, adding, "may the fourth be with flu." [ laughter and applause ] and then, when no one laughed at this, seth pointed to the band and said, "marnie knows what i'm talking about." though based on her expression, she did not. [ laughter ] seth then claimed that the only flu shot he needs is a jug of purell, and began to slather it onto his hands and into his mouth. [ audience ohs ] it was kind of a lot. seth then criticized the process by which people received flu shots, saying, "why would i trust a cvs emp

. >> this is marijuana, i'm getting ready to use a narc test kit. >> a search of the car, turns up marijuanalegal in the state of florida. the substance is familiar to the brothers who both have prior arrests for possession. >> she better tell truth. that we didn't know. she told me, she got a place to clean. >> kabir and kevin say they have no idea mandy was selling sex. they say that she told them she was getting paid to clean hotel rooms. >> police find that story hard to believe. >> obviously, you would know if she's working. you're with her 24/7. >> she said she does cleaning jobs. she is always cleaning the hotels. >> come on, man! let me ask you a question, it is 11:00 at night and you are smart guys, and you really expect us to believe that you drove all of the way offhere with her dressed likeb that at 11:00 at night for her to go clean a hotel room. serious? how long has she been posting? >> i really don't know. >> how do you really not know? you're with her 24/7. >> she's with somebody or has friends. something like that. >> i had a feeling that that's what she was doing. but i've

i think the narc it's -- i think the markets know what i mean.action in the euro, with the bond market as well. let me take you inside the ecb. it is not the headline installation number, it is the inflation expectation. the longer we stay down at zero, the increasing likelihood that lower inflation becomes embedded into the economy. that is a big issue for them at the moment. tom: i look at this debate -- bill rhodes with us, bill dudley speaking at the economic club of new york, talking about those inflation expectations -- in the forward guidance of janet yellen. how about the forward guidance of mario draghi? i'm sorry, these events into france must filter into the ecb dialogue. bill: with a continued routing of commodities, oil and gas in particular, oil dropping below 40 and some people think it even goes to 30 -- ed is right most of the time. i have followed him closely, traveled with him. tom: that was a shameless plug by bill rhodes of citigroup. did you see the way he did that? bill: i think he is setting people up for an increase in ac

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