>> reporter: as much as she wants to be at home and not on snow covered roads nell king couldn't resist pulling over to comfort a stranded driver. >> i wanted to help him. he looks, you know i saw him come out of the car, i didn't see any flashers on and he seemed shook up. >> reporter: she called 911 after the teen lost control and hit this concrete barrier in woodbridge virginia. >> both of his air bags deployed and he bounced off and after that he wasn't very with it. >> reporter: tonight v-dot has deployed salt trauks to treat the roads. most drivers say they've done a relatively good road. this sign on prince william parkway warns icy conditions are possible. possible. snow is expected to fall overnight. >> not too bad if you maintain and don't speed. >> reporter: i talked to chief meteorologist doug kammerer he tells me this is a light, fluffy type snow. so when you clean it off the windshield like i'm doing here make sure you also remove it off the top of your car so that when you're driving it doesn't blow off and distract other drivers. nell king cleaned it off and she's happy

let's head down to cpac with scottie nell hughes. you what's going on there, what do you make of this news, it looks like boehner's effort to get short-term funding for homeland security won't work. he lost at least 50 republicans. >> no. exactly, charles. what we do hear, we take you to the scene. i love the timing of this vote right now. senate republicans decided to pair up with congressional democrats and president obama and pass this bill. knowing that right now speaker boehner is in absolute chaos trying to get something like this through his house. it didn't work today. it's missing restrictions on president obama's executive amnesty. something the majority of congressional republicans who represent the majority of the american people directly, they absolutely demand. charles: so we've seen a lot of headlines come out from down there. what's sticking out in your mind? >> well, immigration, immigration, immigration. it's not just the vote happening up on the hill. it's what every single presidential candidate talked about when

scottie nell?s are red, violets are blue, i like the smell of your hair and will you vote for me too. kennedy: did you know that he's had -- >> it was cat in the hat. >> he usually handles his job. kennedy: he's so amazing, he whispered to supreme court then nominee elaina kagan be real, whose tie do you like better? and christopher koonz daughter, to his daughter he whispered. add me on snapchat. >> she's like 14. that vine was genuinely disturbing to watch. he kept creeping in closer and closer, trying to kiss her, she was pulling away. is this really happening? and he did the same to joni ernst daughter. he was handsy with everyone. the new secretary of defense's wife is a grown woman and not a 'tween. kennedy: and probably packing a chinese death star, i'm guessing, she's got a device where she could have eviscerated his man satchel if she needed to. she's leaning away like -- >> he's the vice president, he has secret service agents supposed to be protecting him. instead they are supposed to pr

was october, of 2011, here was this guy, that said cornell was -- >> the company she's talking about nell is now owned by geo. >> going to be rounding up hundreds of thousands of people and the federal business is going to be the best business for us. >> since 9/11 the revenues have doubled to over $1 billion a year for the country's two largest private prison companies, cca or the corrections corporation of america and geo. the vast majority of the people held in detection centers. >> keeping us safe from foreign terrorism. it makes no sense but it's making a lot of money for a lot of people. >> this looks like a florida retirement home. but behind the pink walls and palm trees is a detention center. this is the broward detention center. they were anxious to show it to us, it was one of their nicest facilities. >> broward is one of 250 detention facilities contracted by immigrations and being cch it's to facilitate the removal from the united states of people when they're ordered removed. >> immigration detention has a dark history. hundreds of cases of physical and sexual abuse have bee

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smartsd on behalf of the commission we don't want this kind of conversation when we don't have the nell necessary level to do our jobs we're putting up the red flags for addressing i'm not sure what you're going to be able to achieve so i up it is just to most of the commissioner points we're concerned buyout future and the job description so it's hard to arraigning to the issues. >> 0 so i appreciate what the commissioners have saying i believe that the controller's office maybe of some assistance we're trying to ask force o things the controller's office is helping us in funding they want us to get rid of the fund balance but when we go the budget analyst that didn't mean we won't try if we get information now and some justification for us to do something with the positions, of course, we'll fight i'm trying to laid down everyone everything what happens when the budget is reviewed by a budget analyst and that budget analyst is looking for so if there are things that will impact us and it sounds like in october 2014, 2015 is when this is going to happy in the middle of 2015- 2016 so we

it's to set nell for another 24 hours and we'll see the change again.rrent temperature in philadelphia, 39 in reading but just to the north there's that arctic air trying to push southward, 27 in albany, 34 in scranton. there's a cold front up here an arctic cold front that's going to slowly sag southward and bring some moisture in here later sunday night into monday. there it is. still hanging outer across new york state tonight so we're going to keep it dry with just a few clouds all the snow remains confined over new york state. parter to mostly cloudy skies for the delaware valley. later tomorrow night the front will start to sag southward and we'll get some precipitation in here. so, here's the setup. again tomorrow mainly dry just some clouds, another mild day, highs in the mid to maybe even upper 40's. the front will come southward later sunday night into monday. we'll see a mixture of some rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow basically from the lehigh valley to the poconos for philadelphia, mainly rain but it is possible that it does end as a lit

nell is live at mitchell elementary school in the kingsessing neighborhood of southwest philly where this whole thing started. chris? >> reporter: lucy, it appears those four children will be okay but all four of them from what we understand are still at chop being evaluateed by doctors for cocaine exposure. disturbing news to parents showing up here at mitchell elementary. many of them didn't hear this news. here is what police are telling us. those 13-year-old boy paid an eight-year-old student $7 to hold 16 baggies of crack cocaine in his skoal bag for the day. now, at some point that boy took out the drugs and started passing those baggies out to classmates. well at left for of them handled the drugs. one of them may have inn jeffed some of the drug. two, sixth graders a fourth grader and a third grader were all taken to the hospital as some parents wonder how this could have happened. >> getting into kids out of here. it's ridiculous. they shouldn't open be doing that. no kids should be exposed to coke. no other drug at at you will. >> it's problematic. it's a sad situation wher

nell was fun place for the bulls and he wears his hair like that. >>: everything it got really good wantow to dead in about 2530 pitcher the full speed so now the this about keeping it going. 25230. 25 to 30 pitches... >> gary: is take a 61 million and say see later not by some brands or take a helluva or take a lot less and be respected or take a lot less and be respected >> gary: as long as the men a record 10 of this not about the money. as long as i'm in anchor i can pretend it is not about the money. the yankees did not want in this spring training without about alex rodriguez furious today you want that 61 million you have to come and do your thing. he worked out for " 61 minutes. it suspended all last year for the p e d. the yankees will like to get rid of him and we run rigas is they can't saying all the right things. what alex rodriguez is they kept saying all the right things. >>: update by kennedy and i'm grateful that i have this opportunity. >> gary: hams are anchors to the woman is responsible for everything that goes there have is the woman is responsible for everything th

these models have had some issues of accurate predictions, but this isn't a death nell for u.s. industry i think it's a massive opportunity. john: i think they're a mob, thank you tyson. if you can join this argument follow me on twitter, fbn stossel, use hashtag mob rule, or "like" the facebook page so you can post on my wall. >>> coming up, the mob against the koch brothers. a rape culture mob. the buy america mob. >>> next, when there were riots in ferguson who was the mob? the protesters or the police? ♪ ♪ i'm almost done. [ male announcer ] now you can pay your bill... ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytime, anywhere. ♪ ♪ [ dog growls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. . john: convict and send those killer cops to jail. most protesters were angry because police killed both of these men. watching the protests many americans call these people the mob. some people call the police the mob. >> there's 12 of you, 12 of you on him. ther

. >> going into the night the wide unthe nell, one part of you just wants to go and finish and one partthe more realistic one just starting to -- you know, it is your health. >> those healthy enough to finish will straggle in for a few more days. but the fastest man on wheels italy as enrico, did his 690-kilometers in just over one week. at 61, he is the only old age pensionner the race. >> i am happy. that's all. >> also italian won the long distance as a runner two, days behind his fellow countryman who was there to honor him at the finish. >> it's competitive, of course, these are some of the word's most physically fit people, but as tough as the going can get there's a powerful spirit of sportsmanship. >> we call eight race, and it is in a way and i know people do like to say i finished third, and fourth, and sometimes fight for the 18th, but in the end, it is more about the comradery it's about finishing it is about the journey. and what a journey it has been to hear a historic gold rush town where the relic surround the finish line, of what is probably the toughest race many the w

scottie nell hughes. news director. darrell. wells fargo institute president.reat to have you on the show finally. love the bow tie. scott martin. chief strategist. let's do it. dig into the first real, real deal. another triple digital move for the dow jones industrial average. i forget to tell you something, this time it had a lot more gusto. this is more than just oil. these are names you haven't heard of. a major supplier of building materials. ball corps. they make packaging and containers. what do you do with packaging and containers? great proxies for the domestic economy. today was sparked by the 15 billion-dollar deal nicole told you about. all cash. when i see companies use all cash. that tells me, i think my stock is worth more than cash. it will go higher. the market perfectly poised for a major break out. 18,000 on the dow. it depends on the jobs report. how will we assess this. >> we had a lot of momentum coming into the previous jobs report only to be disappointed for the month of january, charles. there's no doubt, the action today was strong to

and scottie nell hughes looking fantastic. ross he's looking good too. he's their ceo.nd jeff, circle square at alternative investment ceo. i want to start with you jeff. you're one of the loudest bears out there. one of your problems is with the fed and the relationship with money printing in the market. >> yeah, if you look at this and the obsession. i have to admit i've become obsessed with the whole fed thing. janet yellen, did she say patient or less patient or more patient? i think when you look at the underlying issue here, is that the fed has seized control of the market. the market ceases to be free as long as the central bank has taken control of it. the problem i have with that is that the law of diminishing returns will begin to take place. the more the fed seizes control over the market, the less likely it is to continue on this tear that it's been on and defy gravity. charles: a lot of people have come to me and unfortunately a lot of people have missed the rally. in part because they've listened to people complain about the fed. if you go to cracker barre

about this our political power panel, judith miller, fox business reporter, joe lyn kent and scotty nellhes the news director for tea party news network. love this panel today judy let me start with you, jeb bush, coming out front and center, talking about foreign policy today, not mincing any words. >> this is in the his strong sought, this is really where he demonstrated that he has learned a lot about the world. he was most comfortable when he was talking about economics. and his trade, as picture rations for this country. he was less sure on the name for example of the leader of isis, mr. baghdadi but that doesn't matter, what he projected today was a sense of strength and the need for strength and as he put it closing the gap between our rhetoric and our actions. this was the anti-obama speech while still being respectful of the president. i thought it was a very good performance. >> let's listen exactly what you were just talking about, his take on obama's foreign policy. >> this administration talks, but the words fade. they draw red lines e and then erase them. with grand yosity

these models have had some issues of accurate predictions, but this isn't a death nell for u.s. industry i think it's a massive opportunity. john: i think they're a mob, thank you tyson. if you can join this argument follow me on twitter, fbn stossel, use hashtag mob rule, or "like" the facebook page so you can post on my wall. >>> coming up, the mob against the koch brothers. a rape culture mob. the buy america mob. >>> next, when there were riots in ferguson who was the mob? the protesters or the police? the road. it can bring out the worst in people. but the m-class scans for danger... ...corrects for lane drifting... ...and if necessary, it will even brake all by itself. it is a luxury suv engineered to get you there and back safely. for tomorrow is another fight. the 2015 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyz

scottie nell hughes. news director. look at that. you bring that southern freshness here.ook how you look. you look fantastic. >> and sun shine. we need to have some bright in this chair multiply. charles: we have bright in the market today. (?) >> hitha herzog. of course, matt mccaul founder and president of penn financials group. he's sort of the everyday man. what is that? matt: sidekick. charles: let's do it. the first real, real deal. stocks, we opened mixed. the blue chips were lower. nasdaq higher right out the gate. led by apple which all of a sudden is on automatic pilot again. there were the greece worries and anxiety ahead of that inventory report. that came out as well. now, the greek issue remains -- we're hearing scuttlebutts. scottie on top of that. crude oil, we saw a build there. 4.9 million barrels. they were saying 3.4. i don't know who does these estimates. i thought there should have been a higher estimate. matt, oil was down. the focus seemed to be on leadership in the market. and it felt like smartphone was out there buying weakness today. matt: i do

the governor of wyoming who tried to keep camps out of his state, a man named nell smith shouted at one of the federal people who wanted to -- was organizing the camps if you bring japanese into my state, i promise you they'll be hanging from every tree. the governor of idaho the same reason, his name was chase clark said the japs live like rats, breed like rats and act like rats. the commander of the army in the west, an old fool and a bigot named john dewitt carried the day with the slogan, a jap is a jap there's no way to determine their loyalty. but it was not only -- the american army wasn't in great shape between the wars. the leftovers weren't the brightest bulbs in the store. and they -- and dewitt was a good example of that. and a lot of them there was much, much more open bigotry anti-semitism, antiorientalism, anticatholicism in the united states now than then. and these things were openly talked about. there were organizations which mimic the ku klux klan to have these people locked up and greed, being as american as apple pie to get their land get their boats. and many of t

scottie nell hughes. news director. finally the snow gave her a break. domino.nd neil hennessy, been trying to get this guy on for a long time from the chief investment funds. and, of course, matt mccaul. guys, a lot to go through. let's dig into the first real, real deal. now, the futures were already under pressure this morning. they slipped after that adp report came out. employment was less than people thought. it was the lowest since august. nevertheless, the market tug-of-war, back and forth, it was on the cusp of a major move, right around 340. it was going through the roof. then, of course, it started to trip and go down big time. wedding this game of chicken between greece and its lenders. here's the good news, it's getting closer to the edge of the cliff one way or another. we may get some resolution. the ecb says we won't take greece or vermont as collateral. oil took a hit on inventory levels. they came in twice as high as the consensus which i thought was stupid. i don't know who the heck is putting together the estimates in the first place. what do

hillary kramer, jim frischling, new oak capital president, scotty nell hughes and matt mccall, founder president of penn financial group. so digging into the first real, real deal, matt, what is your take on this rally? can it keep going? >> it's going to keep going. you know, it's the best game in town right now, u.s. stocks. i like europe as well, but there's buyers out there, and they're looking at buying any kind of dip of late, and people keep saying the nasdaq compared to where it was in 2000. the comparison's not even there -- deirdre: there's real businesses now. >> look at the stocks that make up the nasdaq. back then apple wasn't even a top 20 stock in the nasdaq, now they make up over 10%. five of the top companies pay dividends, they're sitting on a ton of cash, much better condition -- deirdre: hillary, sounds like you beg to differ. or there's something not quite right there. >> a very important point matt's making and that's the tersety of the -- diversity of the stocks that are rising. utilities were the go-to stock for fear -- deirdre: yeah. boring is out and risk is b

will be the first size 14 to 16 size mod nell the issue. >> i think it's a great thing. u.s., we really focus on very, very thin models, but it's not realistic, because that wasn't reflect the way people are. i've grown up overseas, and in a lot of other countries, the female form, the curves, they're embraced. >> reporter: and, ashley, as you can imagine, very excited about being in si. she wrote a statement to "usa today," saying i know my curves are sexy. i want everyone to know theirs are, too. there's no reason to hide, every reason to flaunt. the world is ready for more curves in bikinis. take it back here live. we want to know what you think about ashley graham being in "sports illustrated" swim suit edition. it is our question of the day. let us know what you think. >>> it'll be great to hear. >>> 6:46 is the time. we are learning who is on the cover of the swim suit issue. hannah davis has appeared in the issue the past two years. this is the first time she has graceed the cover. she's the girlfriend of retired shortstop derek jeter. davis calls being on the cov

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scotty nell hughes, she pumped you up before the show, she'll keep you going all day.is, fabian wealth management strategies growth portfolio managers. i hate these guys with all those titles. [laughter] let's dig into it, guys, because this was another one of those really, really wild day in the market, another wild session. here's the thing, investors really were poised, right? we thought this would be a day where we got answers, but we head into the weekend again with more questions. overall, there were positives, let's face it. the dow was up about 660 points, almost 4%. this is the best gains in over two years. the jobs report blew away consensus. these earnings, they continue to be somewhat mixed. here's the bottom line, if you miss, whoa, your stock is going to get hammered. but i can't think of a better backdrop, to be quite frank with you, than doing this show live today. here's the money show with people who are committed to investing and learning about the markets. let's talk about how the market was up big and then all of a sudden it crashed again. well, it

. >> ceo, and, of course, we have scotty nell hughes. is the news director, there we go, at tpnn.com. well, we do want to goat into the first real, real -- to get into the first real, real deal. the nasdaq, as we mentioned, seven straight days higher. oil down as well, so i want to bring you in on this, dani. what did you make of today's session? we're seeing the dow, the s&p 500 falter, nasdaq keeps going. >> it was a little choppy, but we are so close to nasdaq 5000. last time we were here was in the year 2000, and then we quickly fell off about 78%. i don't think that's going to happen anytime soon. volume was anemic across the board, that's something that gives us pause. there's a couple different reasons. we think it's because rising tide floats all ships, so a lot of asset managers have kind of stepped back -- deirdre: you mentioned the low volume but also volatility, right, with something like a 15 which is fairly tame. >> yeah. it is tame. i think what's happening, i think the volume's low because a lot of buyers don't see the va

his hard ever task today is repairing a lipinski nell-pocked, u.s.which tells a story in itself. he says it belonged to the iraqi army then into the hands of isis fighters. when of damaged, and its last owner killed in a coalition air strike. soon it will be working again, this time aimed at isis. and the chatter in that gun shop when we were there as he was repairing that m might have 16 was that it was ironic that it's only through isis that the kurds can get the american weapons they so desperately need. >> ben, as we zoom out from the battle on the front lines, overall i guess we can focus on iraq. has isis been pushed back? to they still have momentum? how do you see thing? >> reporter: in the north it appears that their momentum has come to a skroeching halt. and really -- a screeching halt. and really the plans according to the kurds is to retake those parts of kurdish territory that isis continues to occupy. if you look at the broader picture in iraq it's much more grim. today the special u.n. representative to iraq put out a statement expres

a failure to win or place in new hampshire on the contrary, can ring the death nell. and was chief of staff for. i first want to ask about the horror burning someone alive to make a point? >> that horror is affecting the whole country. i think america is developing a real anger. in new hampshire that anger started last year when they beheaded james foley from rochester, new hampshire. i think it is beginning to seep in and a country that had become a little bit anti-participating in these conflicts around the world, is beginning to inch back because of the anger. it remains to be seen how the leadership takes advantage, i think, of this opportunity to do the right thing. >> we planned to do this despite the horror. a candidate who is more for a isolation approach a pull-back approach like rand paul would he be in trouble? >> i think it hurts him tremendously. i think people may be a little more reluctant to commit troops but i think the anger is getting to the points where they don't want to be isolationists. >> new hampshire is a win or die up there in 2012 after los

and have to be net tooth and nell with everything we have got. that's the reality.s a whole new chapter. in terms of the terrorist threat to that look at terrorist threats around the world the ones you have to worry about a n. al qaeda kup. basically do what they have to do to attack this country country. they are a real danger everybody in washington defensive way. preferring to play word games. because of that jihadistst all over the world beheadings in libya. in denmark, a lone islamic militant killing two people. five others pretty much on a regular basis now. muslim fanatics are are running wild. not just president obama failing to condition front evil, just about every nation in the world. this fable about a 60 country coalition united against isis is insulting. what are these nations doing? nothing. it's easy to sign a piece of paper and not show up. egyptian planes are now bombing some isis positions in libya in retailation for the slaughter there. we hope egypt, which has a strong military will join jordan in consistently attacking these killers. where is t

their view is -- so our view has to be nell you die. >> host: would you suggest that we have boots on the ground in places like syria and yemen and parts of my grad and what is your solution from a foreign-policy standpoint? >> guest: boots on the ground in some places may be necessary if we have a specific target that we are going to attack but just saying we are going to put boots on the ground all over the world they can do that. first of all we are not equipped for it. we don't have the stamina and the will for that but we have to say to many of the people in the rest of the world we are tired of our boots being the only one making a footprint. often we are making footprints in your part of the world and frankly we are not going to keep spilling american blood for the lives of saudi's and the uae. if you want to keep your kingdoms you will have to fight for it. you will have to fight and call them what they are and if you're not willing to do that when the dark clouds come upon you good luck you are on your own. we need to find people in the middle east who are chew allies. we hav

i want to thank the man who this record is about who i nell love with last year.nk you so much for breaking my heart because you got me four grammys. >> sure d the night belonged to newly crowned best new artist sam smith. >> ♪♪ >>> beyoncÉ also added three new grammys to her trophy case her gospel performance one of many heart felt moments of an intense night. >> ♪♪ >>> katy perry shared a domestic violence survivor story way straight from the heart rendition of by the grace of god. >> ♪♪ >>> miranda lambert picked up the pace. >> ♪♪ >>> an epic performance by ac/dc. >> ♪♪ >>> lady gaga and tony bennett sang creek to cheek and madonna red and rioted living for love. taylor swift appendix proved. she apparently made up with kanye west who famously interrupted her acceptance speech years ago but back at it again he nearly grabs the mic from beck that won't the best album apparently angered that beyoncÉ lost. >> beck should have given his award to beyoncÉ and at this point we tired of it but i am here to fight for creativity. >> reporter:. >> that kanye. back to the

all we foe about him is that he is fire base andrews and that he's been hit by schrep nell. >> a war simon covered for much of the 1970s he was on one of the last american helicopters out of saigon. >> president assad's tough statement warning israel against military intervention was not taken at face value in jerusalem. >> rose: sigh machine was named chief middle eastern correspondent in cbs in 1987 reporting on conflict in the region for over 20 years. he witnessed egyptian president anwar sad at a first visit to jerusalem. >> will miracles never see. >> rose: covered prime minister rabin's assassination. >> sadness beyond words. >> rose: and during the intefatah he and his crew captured a brutal beating of two plirn teens with the use of a telephoto lens. it was a powerful image of the conflict. >> this seemed cold deliberate methodical it went on for 40 minutes. >> rose: never one to shy away from war zones simon covered the opening days of the gulf war in 1991. but he ended up being part of the story when iraqi forces captured him and his three-man crew. for 40 days they were i

>>gary: number of the side with athletes if you find nell was like that people pick at you like-whenop of your profession your starting quarterback backed baghdad denied personal cannot get something about his brother of the said was basically you cannot have an open receiver and and and i care about. >>gary: my thing is if you're on to get in a fight has to be someone like barry bonds. in fact the first that we have the raider game she is looking at me and is not knowing that will these guys a screaming. >>gary: if i did not love you or your real big name >>reporter: it was not worth it. >>gary: to have a sit-in at henchmen now have bodyguards with may >>reporter: tear have more all- star commercial than the brown and people love currie. >>gary: no tattoos on curry is the first guy and he's new and one sale a brown is still the greatest deny get me wrong but perry is fresh and people go for that >>reporter: what is the problem was spring training is anti- american. >>gary: 9 the and situps i am embarrassed to watch other guys do it. i like to watch the game i'd like to watch practic

the governor of wyoming who tried to keep camps out of his state, a man named nell smith shouted at one of the federal people who wanted to -- was organizing the camps if you bring japanese into my state, i promise you they'll be hanging from every tree. the governor of idaho the same reason, his name was chase clark said the japs live like rats, breed like rats and act like rats. the commander of the army in the west, an old fool and a bigot named john dewitt carried the day with the slogan, a jap is a jap there's no way to determine their loyalty. but it was not only -- the american army wasn't in great shape between the wars. the leftovers weren't the brightest bulbs in the store. and they -- and dewitt was a good example of that. and a lot of them there was much, much more open bigotry anti-semitism, antiorientalism, anticatholicism in the united states now than then. and these things were openly talked about. there were organizations which mimic the ku klux klan to have these people locked up and greed, being as american as apple pie to get their land get their boats. and many of t

watching soap >>darya: this was over the top of cannot believe a she was doing she is not my favorite but nelltrics. i was waiting for some sort of an accident that was really dangerous i am not answer but the show was spectacular. >>darya: and then the commercial hours waiting for the cute and funny and everything else the commercial was with the data in the car crying and then the other bad and the car >> gary: the football dank it was a heart strings is a little too much for me. >>darya: then the psa to let your room like a girl that was too much >> gary: out what will the little boy for an insurance company and he died. lindsay low and it was in the commercial i know she saw that when but she was driving erratically. >>darya: 10 did well at the time for anything with ted he's really in the movie >> gary: met the artist in the clip the car-and that was enough. >>darya: i facebook it redolent >> gary: is people like you who killed our surprise. when you see giselle >>darya: tom and giselle and the kids after the game there were beautiful. >> gary: now you're going overboard i cannot believe

. >> the milwaukee journal sent nell says pop warner faces a lawsuit in the death of a player.$5 million. she claims her son's suicide was influenced by dementia and deep despair and she blames brain injuries he suffered while playing youth football. pop warner never warned parents or students about the dangers. >>> pope francis says spanking children is okay during his general audience in st. peters of fathers in this country. he said spanking the kid for discipline is acceptable but it must not be done in the face and should preserve the dignity of the child. >> i'm kind of sorry he said that. do you pang? >> i know it varies from family to family. >> i'm not sure about that one. in "the los angeles times"," the curtain is coming down on the embattled co-chair of sony pictures. amy pascal is stepping down in the wake of the security breach that brought the studios to its knee. how her role in hollywood went wildly off script. >> as one of the movie industry's longest serving studio heads, amy pascal produced scores of hits. and worked with hollywood a-listers such as cameron

so i said look nell, you're 49th on the best seller list 55 years after your book was published. i can't believe that. i said i will take it down to your magnifier in the room and you can see. from that point on we were talking about "to kill a mockingbird." we were talking about her father. then they brought in lunch and we had lunch with her. we were there an hour and a half. she was reminiscing about her father and about "to kill a mockingbird." i blame myself. i didn't give her a chance to talk about much of anything except "to kill a mockingbird" and her dad. >> so i'm curious. you have reported this week on this this. what do we know about this? for 50 years there were few authors who can publish a book at the snap of a finger. she would be one of them. if she said to a publisher, i have something. there would be a race to publish it. what do we know about how it came about? >>according to the statement put out by her publisher which came through her. she submitted it to her publisherer at the time. there is evidence she did submit it for publication. she did want to publis

target i've got tell you car nell setting the stage for a mar of extravaganza that's like "frozen," like >> "frozen" i or ii. when are we getting "frozen." >> guardians of the galaxy walmart deal. >> relatively flat open here. let's get to bob pisani on the floor. good morning. >> good morning. we have a flat open as you noticed. but we've been stretched and it might be time for a little bit of a breather here. mentions talking about nasdaq up ten days in a row. a lot of major indyexices are stretched, way above their 50-day moving average. the standard i use. when you get far above that reversion back to the mean. normally stop going up or go down, back towards the 50-day moving average. put up the qqq. nasdaq 100 well above 50-day moving average i think 10 3. we're at 109. the russell 2000 iwm, that's hit a new high seven days in a row. maybe not today. but 123 you see there, 122. 118 is its 50-day moving average. that's a little bit stretched historically. normally that will start coming back down. a lot of sectors stretched, technology group, xlk the proxy for the s&p 500 technology

yemen with an eye towards taking necessary steps to protect the safety and security of american pesh nell in yemen -- personnel in yemen. there have been personnel that have been drawndown in the facility in ain a. but for a status update, i refer to the state department. if there is an announcement to make in the change of that facility status, it will come from the state department. the president has indicated that the counterterrorism strategy that we have successfully pursued in yemen is consistent with the kind of strategy we are pursuing against isil. the reason for that is that it's consistent with our broader national security interests. what we have done in yemen is sought to work with local officials in yemen. we have sought to support ground forces in yemen who can take the fight to the extremists in their own country, and we have backed up those ground forces with intelligence and with air strike capabilities that have succeeded in applying significant pressure to extremists operating in that country and curtail their ability to strike american targets. this is a threat that w

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little did my uncle or sam johnson or nells tanner or jim stockdale or jeremiah denton or john mccain or many of the other p.o.w.'s realize how many this conflict would continue. what they did know was that each and every one of them as an american fighting man was going to return home with honor . many of, you may know mr. speaker, the story of john mccain, his father was very high up in the united states navy. the vietnamese knew they had a prize when they had john mccain, and he was offered early release. they were going to give him a free pass home and comfort to be back here in the united states. the devastation that would have done to the p.o.w.'s, the morale would have been devastating and so he turned them down. the vietnamese said it was going to be very bad for you now, mr. mccain, and indeed it was. and he as well as the other americans in captivity would endure years of torture. the big four mr. speaker, was name, rank, serial number and date of birth, and these men would be tortured for additional information. and every american -- i say every person, at least everyone th