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be completed on site, that we begin the work of removing the trains and restoring the track and cat nar system, all of which is going to take some about of time. >> reporter: senator richard blumenthal is also calling one of the conductors a hero. her name is is helen and despite her own back injury, she continued to help passengers off the train. >> thank you. >>> some scary moments on the air and then on the ground today when a landing gear failure forced a us airways express flight to make a belly landing in newark. nbc's craig melvin has that story. >> reporter: rescue crews surrounded the plane after it made a belly landing at newark airport outside new york city early this morning. u.s. airways flight 4560 took off around 11:00 last night from philadelphia. bound for newark. it made a hard landing shortly after 1:00. the faa says the flight crew declared an emergency after the left main landing gear would not extend. 31 passengers and crew of three were aboard the plane. port authority firefighter units met the plane on the runway and evacuated passengers. amazingly, no injuries w

for all we know it could have been laying actually on the highway sthags nar.ther vehicle could have come along and actually somehow kicked this piech up in the air. >> fingerprints from the bar could help the chp in an investigation, but they're actually asking for commuters to come forward, someone who may have seen this at 8:10 in the morning near the grant line road exit near livermore on 580 going westbound. liz. >> hopefully somebody comes forward, but that is such a freak accident. really, it could have happened to anybody, as you said. >> true. >> all right, sue, thank you. >>> a barbaric attack in london. it is heightening fears of terrorism tonight. two men armed with butcher knives killed a soldier. charlie shows us one of the attackers didn't even run away. he stuck around to record a graphic message. >> you people will never be safe. >> this is one of two men who london police said used a knife and cleaver to hack the victim to death. this video is recorded by a passer-by who is unharmed. the suspect appeared to have a london accent. >> an eye for

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. >>> y guillermo sintiÓ el comienzo hola a estudiar en un septiembre nar, pero sentÍa kira diferente padre superior, y sin preguntarme y me darÍa mÁs, me dijeron tienes que salir. >>> pero guillermo continuÓ buscando una iglesia dÓnde pudiera seguir su profunda vocaciÓn religiosa. >>> y en todas existÍa esto, si eres hombre sexuales estÁs condenado, si eres homosexuales estÁs condenado. >>> y hasta que llegÓ a esta congrego ciÓn que acepta la diversidad sexual. >>> no somos un siso ma que ataque a la iglesia, nosotros guardamos el mismo credo, los mismos sacramentos, es mÁs la iglesia romÁn en muchos casos y actualmente reconoce nuestros orden naciones y nuestros sacramentos. >>> ahÍ el seÑor me hizo. >>> y lo curioso es que a pesar de que guillermo dice que su iglesia es reconocida monseÑor luis uno de los occ poso catÓlicos mÁs populares del peÚu se quedÓ asombrado cuando le preguntamos por esta agrupaciÓn. >>> hay tanto grupo es que surgen y sectas que surgen, no me llama la atenciÓn que sabÍa que tenÍa su propia movimiento religioso ¿no?. >>> y fue tajo ante cuando quisimos saber

. >> that shows you are not nar narsacistic at all. >> here are four ben frank lynn, toots. >> they would never see the light of day. >> it is actually four lincolns. >> lori, do you find this to be true most of the time? >> no. actually, yes, it is an evolutionary thing. the male is strong and a provider and self-confident, but whatever. that's your answer, whatever? >> why do we have to just drill down and analyze why people are attracted to each other? whatever. >> i like the way you think. i have never been called that in my life. >> it is not exactly word play, but it is cutting. >> i don't know what it is. it is great. >> you were insulting me again and i thought [bloap]. >> so, andrew, what do you make of this? it is amazing that the yes, german dudes got grant money to conduct the study? we don't know how americans are. my girlfriend loves me. don draper is a nare saw cyst. >> you are a nare saw cyst? >> you are proud of your narcissism? you like to brad in front of hundreds of thousands of people. bill you never touched a girl, but you saw a side boob on cinemax. way was happy to

it was too nar row. took the pipe to a neighbor hospital and they pride it opened with pliers, surgeons and the firefighters. they called the child baby 59 after the incubatror it was placed in. apparently the mother took it away, the hospital and police saying it was sufficiently recovered. >> with the assistance from our local police the baby's family came to the hospital and took away the baby t. baby's condition met the rules to be discharged from our hospital. >> reporter: amazing when you consider thee ordeal. >> after she became pregnant, she moved out of her parents' house. she says she couldn't explain to her parents how come she was carrying a baby when she was so young and single. she has no solution but staying at this place. day after day, her belly was growing. >> people in this area, particularly people in the building where this happened are too afraid and ashamed to talk to us. and the family, both the mother and the parents, have asked that their privacy be respected. it might be hard t

the jan, the population of millions nars to the population in general is concentrated in the big citiesng the kayla, despite twists, delays, turns, the bike share program may finally be kicking off in new york. tell me about it, why is it ready to go now. >> reporter: that's at least the plan in theory. it's set set for a launch on memorial day. i'm told they're in the process of install some of the bike stations north of 45th street here in manhattan, but there have been issues ranging from learned sandy destroying some of the bikes to legal issues over some co-ops, suing the program because they didn't want the bike stands outside of their buildings, but all told, we are expected that the stations will be completed and it should be launched memorial day. but we will keep you posted on that story and whether that actually happens. >> you see the concessions in other cities, we saw a lot of people using it, but in new york, you have new york drivers, cabbies, not the friendliest types on the roads. >>> let's move to governor chris christie. he's had lapband stomach surgery. he says he d

sometimes that price range is nar row, sometimes it's wide.s that information used in determining if it's time to pull the trigger? >> well, look, if you like the stock, i'm going to tell you that's irrelevant. what really matters is because if you want to hold the stock for a while, you just have to hold it and forget about that spread. most of them are tighter. remember, i used to buy spreads by stocks, we used to say they can drive a stock through them. things are much easier now, don't worry about the spread. . >>> tonight's show is all about you learning from my attendance at the university of financial hard knocks with a major in investing. i have taken you through the reports of getting started early and saving no matter what. i showed you how to spot winners and avoid losers all through looking at actual examples in my life. now i'm going to give you a sense of how you can become a trader if you want to and be a good one at that. hey, you know what, "mad money" has changed time and time again over the years. it's been on for so long. a

can you do that to a guy with this recent history of exhibitionist, nar sa nichl?d like to poll this race. the polling is going to be fascinating because who are the weiner supporters, who are the opponents, how does it break out by age? here we have a sex handle where there was not actually sex but -- >> what was it? >> there was sexting, which is kind of a new-age transcription and information age transgression and it will be fascinating to see how people react. >> it's not orientation, not people having a sex drive which god invented, it's a weird desire to be known in a strange way by tens and thousands of ways by lots of strangers. there's a strange impulse here and i don't see any evidence that it's gone except it's transforming into the desir to campaign for public office, which you have to wonder, are they connected, these pasttimes? >> you can be an idiot on the internet and -- >> what do you mean by idiot? >> i think everybody can agree? >> he did this by accident? mistakes were made? >> clearly, everyone agrees that was done. and he said as much. >> dumb

>> well, clearly some of the early indication is that they didn't want the nar it tiff t t narrative that it was a terrorist attack on their watch. that's what a thorough investigation should determine, and did that culture of that not wanting to be what it was actually contribute to the lowering of the security standards and other things? that is a very important question that the investigations of all the committees need to find the answer to. >> congressman smith, you contradicted the administration's talking points even before susan rice went out on september 16th. in fact, on september 14th, here is what you said. mobs don't come in and attack guns blazing. i think there is a growing consensus it was preplanned. so let me ask you the same question. after this week's revelations, did the obama administration mislead the american people? >> i really don't think so. i think when you look at what was said in totality in that week, they didn't reach conclusions the way you just presented that was that by the sunday afterwards that the administration said here is what happened, here i

ç you'll be seeing the new secretary'name on a bill nar you soon. the president joked about lew's loopy signature, he decided to straighten it out. as treasury secretary, lew is tasked with tackling, among other issues: the sequester; dealing with deficit hawks, mainly in the g.o.p., who think the sequester doesn't cut government enough; the slow pace of financial reform; the euro- slump and, of course, lackluster job and economic growth, which is what brought him to vitamix, to trumpet a success story.ç but what about nearly 12 million americans without a job? four million of them long-term unemployed and that rate hasn't budged since 2011. >> we see a long-term unemployment rate that's too high and it's not okay. it's something that we have to be just vigilant about addressing. we've got to have economic growth creating enough jobs so that we can not just deal with the new entries into the labor force and people who are in jobs changing jobs, but creating enough jobs so that people who've been out of the labor force could get back in. >> reporter

for a while, it was not inconceivable that she might do well in the long run nar republican nomination. and matt taibbi was writing that profile of her, essentially trying to say, don't laugh so hard at michele bachmann that you underestimate her effect, that you fail to notice that she's kind of popular and this might be possible. ultimately, of course, michele bachmann's presidential campaign did not go anywhere. she ended up coming in very poorly in the iowa caucuses, even though she did well in the iowa straw poll and it was sort of all over. but for all of the making fun of michele bachmann, the thing that is maybe the most important thing about her, and that is worth noting, on the day that she announced that she will no longer run for re-election in congress, that this is her last term, it's that she's more influential than she gets credit for, in her own party. and particularly, in the conservative media, which so often sets the agenda for her own party. michele bachmann may look like a kooky also ran all the time, but she also has a way of saying things that stick. >> we heard

according to nar there was 11% price increase year-over-year in the latest report.w the s&p case-shiller report that came out yesterday. melissa: yes. >> double-digit price increases across all 20 markets they recover. it speaks to the market demand. what buyers are willing to do today according to our survey is stretch, go above and beyond what it takes. melissa: if i'm sitting at home watching this and trying to get a takeaway, my takeaway would be, wow, if i'm a seller i should hang on and really demand top dollar for my house. if i'm a buyer maybe i should take action right now? >> there is lot of reasons why real estate is transacted, right. >> people relocate. people have a babe i b people get married or downsize because kids going off school. lots of things drive market activity on a day-to-day basis. what i would recommend to your viewers engage a real estate professional. get into the marketplace today. understand what the dynamics are in your local market. all real estate is all hyperlocal. melissa: right. >> once you understand the dynamics. if it makes s

more likely i think pretty nar away from us -- far away from us. you can see the cloud cover.of that rain totaled over an inch in the sierra nevada. partly cloudy. a lot of low clouds in place. mostly cloudy here this morning. i mentioned a few showers but i think everything is about done. 60s and 70s. clearing tomorrow except for the low clouds. i mean, i think they will still persist. finally on thursday and friday they will start to bump up and we'll get warmer temperatures. nothing too strong or too warm by the weekend. >>> 8:38. if you need a job, the san jose police department is hiring. today, police department recruiters will be at a job fair at mission college in santa clara. they want to hire police officers and dispatchers. now, the job fair starts at 11:00 this morning in the main building. several other companies will also be there recruiting. tonight, the oakland city council will vote on its new deal with the california highway patrol. now, the chp agreed last november to provide some of the officers to help patrol some of oakland's most dangerous streets. that

. >> the nar rate tore is dr. professor levine a melanoma survivor himself. on kids so heavily? >> well, there is such astonishingly increase of melanoma among young people. able to-fold research shows in young -- eight-fold research shows in young women and men. >> why is that? >> there are several thoughts, first of all, we're becoming so poor at applying sunscreen, i see a big increase in tank beds particularly amongst teenage girls. so this is just such a preventible type of cancer. it doesn't make take much to do it. >> one of the things i found alandmarking was the statistic that a person's risk for melanoma doubles if he or she has had five or more sunburns at any age. so it doesn't take much. >> that is particularly for young people under the age of 18, in fact. so it's the sunburns we are getting very early on that appear to be the most risky. we have to do this in kids. that's why we made this psa to reach out to the younger audience. >> so obviously, we need to take care of our kids and get sunscreen on them out in the sun for a long period of time

. >> so is it deflation nar, these things? >> absolutely. you're going to make the u.s.orted goods relative to u.s. goods. it will keep a cap on inflation in our view. >> we can't end without getting a prediction on rates. you have been dead on in the past when others said you are out of your mind. i don't know what we are. 175. something on the ten year. i would assume you're not looking for a big hike in yields given everything. >> no, we're not. we think we're in a range for a while. some of the this things going on are very interest rate sensitive like housing. and some things that have propelled earnings is refinancing into lower rates. we think the economy is sensitive. we think we have a training range probably between 150 and 2% for quite a while. >> talk about every year coming in and people saying it's going to be difference and it's not. thank you, both. >> thank you. >> back to you, carl. >> a terrific interview, david. really great stuff. thanks so much. i have breaking news. you are looking at a live shot of a news conference in brooklyn, new york. we are l

a lot of people, we were in a deflation nar boom that was driven in large part by easy money from theounds very similar to what is happening today. carl? >> yeah, and you talk about the rich then and the rich now. you covered wlt for so long. the appetite or dependence on real estate as a percentage of all the assets has to change over time. >> back then real estate defined your wealth. it was how you defined your status. in addition to philanthropy, of course. but there's 100,000 square foot house nearby. that's how you define your wealth. today it's about your portfolio and your liquid wealth. but it is a definer of status. 100 thourk. that's almost comic. robert. robert, thanks. a few minute minutes left in europe's trading day. we'll get the close over there and talk about the impact on our afternoon session this friday when we come right back. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ and no matter where you are in life, ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ governor of getting it done. you k