petrie represents the steinle family in suing the san francisco. shooter. change in the schedule president clinton was was supposed to appear. instead switched to monday. campaign is not talking. petrie is not talking. the stanley ---the steinle family says they don't want to talk about this. lie level democratic source told adam housley they didn't vet the guy appropriately saying quote it's better than to take a little hit now meaning having cancelled did than later having the president of the united states, the former president sit there at the steinle's family lawyer's home for a fundraiser for hillary. >> yeah, but sean,>mkr/ññ -- shn why would you not want to associate with somebody trying toh'?qq+ñçzç help the ste family? >> she has been very critical of san francisco, denouncing the city saying it it made the mistake and what they did by letting this guy out. but, you know, they would kind of play into what you have been say on the show all these months. i think the clinton campaign has insulted the family of kate steinle and this attorney

>> proof that attitude is everything and age is just a number. sheila gray, local 12 news. >> lori petri, even young families should have a living will and power of attorney documents and keep you upgraded as you age. click on the news section and look for the get it glimpse. to know, they are serious on enforcing pashing bands. >> when the storm moved in, district enforced a parking ban. since then, they have more than a million parking tickets and towed more than 700 cars. each ticket cost the vehicle's owner about $250. >> little insult in dc. our weather, today, it's quite nice. >> we saw that first wave, talked about it early this morning. that was cloud cover. we broke into sunshine. pushed in the 40s across the area. now a second wave has got to push through the area tonight. you may look for a few sprinkles and few flurries as things cool off. outside we go, everybody. outside the weather camera, located in covington. clouds have returned to the area. the weather story reads like this. maybe a few sprinkles and maybe a few flurries tonight. there's a slight chance overnight tonig

tom petri. coming right up, the best part of the show.rude volatility index just part of the story. is extreme market volatility -- i have two other gauges i want to show you. it is the battle of the charts, next. ♪ mark: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european i am mark barton with betty liu in new york. catch a break.t the british currency has fallen every day this week against the dollar. a five-year low today. economy isbritish faltering. a big year for tony blair. the firm that manages his business interests more than tripled. the company is reporting operating profits of 3.8 million dollars -- blair runs a network of companies and charities that operates in 20 countries. how are the u.s. markets looking? betty: we continue to climb back from the lows of the session. the mood is still extremely nervous here. abigail doolittle has more live from the nasdaq could abigail: tech continues to lead the stock selloff in the u.s. the nasdaq down more than the dow and s&p 500. apple, microsoft, amazon, comprise 24%ebook of the

they are in denial that they are going to need care, underestimate housing, health needslaurie petrie speaks to people all the time about preparations for aging. what she most wants people to remember is - they have to make choices about how and where they want to live -- and there's a crisis.it's important to research things like living options and long term care before you need them - and laurie says it's worth the money to consult an with an expert, so you make good decisions when there *is* a crisis.even more important - family conversations. that doesn't cost a thing.being up front and honest about who's going to do what, who's going to take care of mom.senior centers are a good place to start looking for resources to help with those conversations. not to mention - finding a purpose.i thought i'd be sitting in my suroom having tea every morning and reading the paper, but actually it was kind of boring.marlene's financial crisis led to a job she loves. helping seniors is helpin*h* that you can have a resaon to get out of bed. a lot of pepole don't. i think if you can get in the mo

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guided across to petry. battled on near krug. jabbed on by gallagher. comes to krug again who hands to seidenberg. and held by condon. max pacioretty has enlarged the montreal lead to three goals here in period three. i hope no one looks at my plans while i'm sleeping. you'll never get my plans while i'm sleeping. (whispering) because i'm never sleeping. vo: boom beach. download for free. something we'll show you. through small things. big things. and spur of the moment things. sheraton. >> mike: time now for the bridgestone performance moment: >> eddie: the very end of the ryan spooner settles the puck down. allows mike condon without a stick to move right to left. make an incredible save. you see the numbers have gotten higher and better as this game has gone on. >> mike: learned yesterday morning he would be the starting goaltender in his home state. pretty exciting time for him. big patriots fan as well. >> pierre: so excited, his high school coach is here to watch him. he visits with him after the game win or lose. >> mike: all of a sudden carey pr

the orange and blue have a big matchup against the petri up illustrated is featuring the two cornerbacks on the cover. it shows tom brady and peyton manning and reads, the last tango, brady versus manning. it would also get peyton manning a $2 million bonus. find out why they going to our website, the denver channel.com . and show off your broncos pride by sharing your photos laura shared this picture of her adorable daughter and dog showing off their denver gear. you can tweet us photos and we will try to show them in the newscast. >> right now, there are new parking rules to follow in boulder civic area some of the changes include reserved parking for civic employees, and 90 minutes of free parking at been offered in some lots free parking time at the main library has been reduced from three hours to 90 minutes. the city of boulder is reconsidering its protected bike lanes on baseline avenue. they were put up to see if they improve safety for cyclists. a similar project on folsom street ale and ended up costing bike lanes there. and, after 12 months of being closed, and you separation

guided across to petry. battled on near krug. jabbed on by gallagher. comes to krug again who hands to seidenberg. and back down and on goal. and held by condon. max pacioretty has enlarged the here in period three. i hope no one looks at my plans while i'm sleeping. you'll never get my plans while i'm sleeping. (whispering) because i'm never sleeping. vo: boom beach. download for free. actions speak louder. something we'll show you. through small things. big things. and spur of the moment things. >> mike: time now for the bridgestone performance moment: >> eddie: the very end of the second period. ryan spooner settles the puck down. allows mike condon without a stick to move right to left. make an incredible save. you see the numbers have gotten higher and better as this game has gone on. >> mike: learned yesterday morning he would be the starting pretty exciting time for him. big patriots fan as well. >> pierre: so excited, his high school coach is here to watch him. he visits with him after the game win or lose. >> mike: all of a sudden carey price c

laurie petrie speaks to people all the time about preparations for aging. what she most wants people to remember is - they have to make choices about how and where they want to live -- and how to pay for it *before* there's a crisis.10:08 laurie- we may live into our 90's or beyond. it's sometimes of care. medicare does not pay for this, and your retirement savings can run out pretty quickly.super sheila gray 18:06:14it's important to research things like living before you need them - and laurie says it's worth the expert, so you make good decisions when there *is* a family conversations. that doesn't cost a thing.18:54 laurie - being up front and honest about who's going to do what, who's going to take care of mom.senior centers are a good place to start looking for resources to help with those conversations.not to mention - finding a purpose. 24:40 marlene - i thought i'd be sitting in my suroom having tea every morning and reading the paper, but actually it was kind of boring.marlene's financial crisis led to a job she loves. helping seniors is helping *

she overcomes in that struggle and ultimately whether she will succeed or fail is the world that petrie and is timely. this case takes us from mid-century, southside chicago, back to the northeast, new york, really, and the civil rights moment. in the center we have this quartet of book biz two authors, the voice of the civil rights ear remark james balled win -- ball -- baldwin, and martin luther king with why we can't wait. we hope that visitors will have a better sense of the ways in which writers and musicians helped to build a freedom culture, a culture that helped to push along the freedom struggle and how intricately linked literacy and the word and publishing and being an author was to being an activist. certainly in the 19th century and the present. >> during booktv's recent steroid hartford, connecticut, we spoke with mark twain house and museum curator tracy brian del about the museum's collection of letters written by mark twain to his three daughters. >> we're here in our research library at the mark twain house and museum. we're on the third floor of our webster bank museu

well on their way in the start of this one -- 2nd ranked thomas gilman -- gets the fall on skyler petry in the 1st period -- gilman remains perfect on the season -- cory lark follows up with one of his own at 133 -- clark ranked third rolls past sam brancale with the 2nd period fall -- hawks up 12, oh after 2 matches -- 149 -- second ranked brandon sorenson gets the takedown on number 13 jake short -- sorenson would win 5, 2 -- iowa takes 8 of ten to drop minnesota 34, 6 -- panthers t home for thehefirst time in 2 months -- hosting number 21 central michigan -- after dropping the first two matches -- cooper moore gets uni going at 5 -- moore with a 9, 1 decision -- blaize cabell -- dominant at heavyweithh-- cabell ranned 16th to a 15, 5 major decision -- 125 - 7th anked dylan peeers -- on the mat for the first time in over a month -- nearly took out brent fleetwood early -- instead gets the 8, 3 decision -- panthers -- though could only muster 3 wins tonight -- they fall 22,,1 -- high school basketball -- 3rd ranked wahlert and iowa recruit cordell pemsl visiting waterloo east -- pemsls

up until now, the drug had been tried on animals on chimpanzees apparently, and also in labs on petrys on human cells. but clearly an absolutely disastrous result. the minister was saying this was really an unprecedented accident in terms of medical trials here in france. >> what can you tell us about the company that makes this drug, and the rumor that this was linked to cannabis, which has been refuted. >> reporter: well, the company making the drug is a portugal-based company. i think what is also important to look at is the company who actually were carrying out the test. the portuguese company, and the company here in france is called biotrial, they are a france-based company that carrying out tests for largely foreign drug companies. hiring this clinical testing company to carry out their tests. we are hearing that the active molecule, the element, the substance is a cabniod substance. the health minister is insisting there was no actual cannabis in the drug. the canabanoid substance is a substance that exists naturally in nature. but it was this particular element that was bein

. >> he was petri fyeed. he was trapped in a metal vehicle with all of the live wires around him. 3 hours later, he was that driver tells us when he was driving down here, he didn't see how low these lines were. a cement truck dangerous were. a cement truck dangerously draped in a web of waoeufr/ wire. >> joe smith just finished a job 5 houses down. he was heading home when he said his truck caught on the low hanging lines. >> i heard the trucks to the left side of me, starting to pwrabg/, hit the brakes, looked over and there was the pole. >> neighbors in this neighbor >> neighbors in this neighborhood said their power immediately cut out. >> everything -- -- it was like a long blink. >> joel said he quickly called for help, knowing how dangerous for him to be trapped inside. >> everything in the truck was metal. i stayed where i was. >> 3 hours after initially being trapped. joe was able to get home as crews continuously tried to get the people back on in the neighborhood. >> they are not supposed to be tha

thomas gilman gets skyler petry on his back, and thats a fall to start. 133 from cory clark, former southeast polk standout. clark another pin. it's the race that captured the country's attention it's the race that captured the country's attention one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton, and i have always approved this message. (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech) there's a big difference between making noise... (mic tap) ...and making sense. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) when it comes to social security, our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates! enough talk. he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, the second amendment... he's a man of d

city.... 125,....second- ranked thomas gillman....17-0 this season....make that 18-0....he pins sylar petry...iowa takes the 6-0 lead..... up to 133.....third- ranked cory clark keeps the pin train rolling for the hawkeyes......so powerful.....down goes sam brancale...12-0 iowa... 141.....the gophers strike back.....seventh- ranked tommy thorn with the hip separation........and the takedown.....he wins a 6-4 decision...... moving up to 149....second- ranked branden sorenson of iowa.......notches the takedown of jake short........iowa impressive again.....they win eight of the ten matches to stay undefeated....34-6 the final. hockey.....the musketeers start their three-game weekend with a 3-2 win in dubuque..... mitch fossier....teemu pulkinnen...and.bri an regali....the goal scorers for sioux city.... the musketeers visit des moines tomorrow night before returning home on sunday to host waterloo.....puck drop for that one is set for 3:00. tonight. 26 nice night, few clouds caucus day is looking good. snow likely tuesday, blustery winds stay >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: f

sick we need more studies and those studies need to be real human beings opposed to gel cells in a petri >> train writers in brooklyn will need a new way to get around. manhattan bound platform at nine stations between bay parkway and months. commuters are not happy. >> i think it's half an hour. >> i will need to walk i guess. >> it that's no fun, once it's platforms will then close. >> a john kerry will meet with iran's foreign minister to discuss the progress in implement it the iran nuclear deal. it will take place in vienna before the deal can be implemented the agency must verify that they have complied with the terms. that is is expected to happen in the coming days. of prematurely ended spacewalk outside the space station today. there's a small bubble of water inside his helmet. they return to the station safely. they're ready completed the main objective which was to replace electrical box. restaurant nearly drowned. >> another reason to love firefighters, they pulled a puppy to safety after it fell through the isis money. the rescue was caught on video. firefighters jumped into

it was a petri dish of creativity.rd barista would make you feel bad about not spending any dough. >> waiters were speaking several languages and you read literature and they invited the writer, occasionally, if he didn't have money, because they appreciated their literature. where are we now compared to there? >> don't try that now, of course. today's new york cafe patrons spend both their time and money on things like goose liver tegrine. foie gras is all over hungary. all over every menu. and it's good. real good. peter's going for the soup. >> if you looked like a writer, they would bring you paper and ink, bring you a dictionary. whatever you were looking for. also, most people didn't have telephones at home and you could be called here. you could get your mail. >> why do i want to attract writers? it's like, i need more jazz musicians on my register. >> it was a different time. it was not simply about the money. >> so it was about -- >> identity. yeah. >> we want to be the place that attracts the best and the bri

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one outlier in this case is and petrie, the author of the street who grows up here in connecticut andenhanced in york where she writes her book that this sort of parallels the story of thomas about a woman named lucy who was living in harlem with your son and trying as hard as she can to keep them from the ills of the street, and everything she overcomes in that struggle, ultimately whether she will defeat or fail is the world that ann petry draws industry that is probably as timeless as any of the books in this exhibition. this case takes us from mid century south side chicago back to the northeast in new york really and the civil rights moment. in the center we have this quartet of books by two authors who are seen as the voice of the civil rights era, james baldwin with the fire next time, and dr. martin luther king with why we can't wait. we hope that visitors when touring the expedition and once they finish will have a better sense of the ways in which writers and musicians help to build a freedom culture, a culture that helped to push along the freedom struggle and doubt intrica

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thomas gilman gets skyler petry on his back, and thats a fall to start dual. 133 from cory clark, former southeast 12-zero to start the hawks roll over the gophers in the last 2 weeks iowa state and to prove it on the road. the big 12-sec challenge sends the cyclones to 5th ranked texas a & m. and it will be a reunion for steve prohm and aggie head kennedy. kennedy is prohm's mentor. they coached together for 12 years at centenary, southeastern louisiana and murray state...prohm the assistant understudy at all stops. saturday they go head to head for the first time. cyclones play at texas a&m saturday afternoon at 1. texas a&m did lose before we go tonight.... an unlikely friendship between a duck and dog -- beating the odds in texas. they're heading to a new home ... where they'll live together forever. workers at a texas animal shelter in garland say it's the best thing that could have happened. that's because sirence the dog and thing two the duck had been friends before they arrived at the facility ... and they didn't want to break them apart ... mos says: "we like it when we see any

. >> laura petrie speaks to people all the time the preparations for aging. which he most wants people to remember is they have to make choices about how and where they want to live and how to pay for it before there is a crisis. >> it's important to research to things likikliving options and long-term m re before you need them . think about consulting with an expert so you make good decisions if there is a crisis. >> even more important family conversations. that doesn't cost a thing. >> being upfront and honest with each other about who is going to do what who is going to take. -- care of mom. >> senior centers are a good place to look for resources to help of the conversations not to mention finding a purpose. >> i thought i would be sitting in my sunroom have a cup of tea every morning reading the paper but actually it was kind of boring. >> marlene's financial crisis led her to a job she loves helping seniors which is helping >> i think it's important that you have a reason to get out of bed in the morning. a lot of people don't . i think if you can get

guided across to petry. battled on near krug. jabbed on by gallagher. comes to krug again who hands to seidenberg. and back down and on goal. and held by condon. max pacioretty has enlarged the montreal lead to three goals here in period three. my plans while i'm sleeping. you'll never get my plans while i'm sleeping. (whispering) because i'm never sleeping. vo: boom beach. download for free. something we'll show you.. through small things. big things. and spur of the moment things. sheraton. ♪ >> mike: time now for the bridgestone performance moment: >> eddie: the very end of the second period. ryan spooner settles the puck down. allows mike condon without a stick to move right to left. make an incredible save. you see the numbers have gotten higher and better as this game has gone on. >> mike: learned yesterday morning he would be the starting goaltender in his home state. pretty exciting time for him. big patriots fan as well. >> pierre: so excited, his high school coach is here to watch him. he visits with him after the game win or lose. >> mike: al

. >> this is our promenade, and now we're going to our recently completely petri replenishment. >> reporterthe dunne was just min initialled in november. this is what saved the town? >> this is it right here. and like i said, the dunes did their job of what they were supposed to do. it presented much damage. >> reporter: prevented much, but not all. this woman just opened her new fitness studio in september and has been cleaning up for two days. >> mother nature you have no control sometimes. we are in like a flood zone already, so it could be a lot worse. >> reporter: and that's when you hear over and over again here, tony, it could have been much worse, despite the bay coming in from the west, the atlantic ocean behind me did not overtop dunne. that dune cost about $10 million a mile, but if you ask people here it was well spent money. >> thank you. now kevin is here with a deeper look at the storm and what is coming next. >> that's right. we do think there is something coming next. this particular storm had so many elements that we eater broke records or came very close to breakings reco

it means that the arena, or petri dish or boxing ring or whatever it is that he is created on that stagee we perform and enact this play. shoes means having it can access to the grounds, it makes the thing more special. it also doesn't think very special which is, it stops the need for the play to be real, we are not try to persuade everybody that what they are seeing israel. you can see the audience on the stage, you can see that we do not have shoes. it is about the words, the narrative, the characters, not about the need to persuade everybody that what they are seeing israel. charlie: the other interesting whog is there is a lawyer, is in a sense, our guide. he tells us from the beginning -- he is essential to the play. mark: that is the omission car crash that you are talking about. mud that -- we are set on that course by the lawyer who appears and says, here is the story. here's what is going to happen. and you watch it happen. essentially, that is the kind of ingredient of tragedy that you know, that a central character will have displease the gods. you watch what happens in order

they explained what they were doing here, like growing corneas in a petri dish. john took it all in, amazed. and for the first time since the shooting, he felt a surge of positive excitement, and a little germ of hope lodged itself in his stubborn mind. and you were thinking maybe they can do it for you? >> i said i'm in the right spot. >> he talked to the leading researcher working on optic nerve repair. >> have you done any studies with severed optic nerves? >> he peppered them with questions like he was cross examining witnessing. mike gilmore, the president, offered sutton a glimmer of hope. >> we will be able to generate an optic nerve. it's not so much of can we, but when can we. >> and it was a good news-bad news so sort of day. >> i do not want to mislead you or provide false hopes. >> yes, there might be a cure, but perhaps not for five or ten years or more, quite possibly too late for john sutton. >> how are you doing? >> okay. >> how soon depends on how much funding we can get, how many scientists we can put behind the problem to solve it. >> so sutton

more studies say the experts in the studies need to be real human beings as opposed to cells in a petri dish. stacy delikat "fox 5 news." christina: he was really good. i think men are just more vocal about it. therefore we assume that they can't deal. antwan: i suffer in silence. i don't complain or anything. i rarely get sick. i rarely get a cold or anything like that. be crying. antwan: it just shuts everything down. christina: the bulls are back in town taking of her madison square garden as we can. antwan: the bull rider's tenth annual bug off at the garden. 35 of the top allred's are competing on 750 tons of dirt packed on top of the rangers ice hoping to spend eight seconds atop their 2000-pound opponent. christina: it appears you can buy -- on line from walmart. christina: he ended up behind bars, how long screech will be in jail. antwan: rake in the mold of local news particularly in this market. it's a question team and have been asking for millennials, where we hear? did it just happen or was there something else involves? the higher power perhaps? >> it's truly ridiculous be

guided across to petry. battled on near krug. jabbed on by gallagher. comes to krug again who hands to seidenberg. and back down and on goal. and held by condon. max pacioretty has enlarged the montreal lead to three goals here in period three. my plans while i'm sleeping. you'll never get my plans while i'm sleeping. (whispering) because i'm never sleeping. vo: boom beach. download for free. something we'll show you.. through small things. big things. and spur of the moment things. sheraton. ♪ >> mike: time now for the bridgestone performance moment: >> eddie: the very end of the second period. ryan spooner settles the puck down. allows mike condon without a stick to move right to left. make an incredible save. you see the numbers have gotten higher and better as this game has gone on. >> mike: learned yesterday morning he would be the starting goaltender in his home state. pretty exciting time for him. big patriots fan as well. >> pierre: so excited, his high school coach is here to watch him. he visits with him after the game win or lose. >> mike: al

need more studies, say the experts and they need to be of real human beings as opposed to cells in a petri dish. on the upper east side, fox 5 news. >> jayme: accu-weather forecast update, i think we can all agree it is a chilly start to the morning out there. currently residing in the 40s county and city of ocala. okay, the day ahead featuring brilliance, florida sunshine, cool temps and might like that. a high around 60, 58 by 5:00 and 50 by 8:00 with the north-northwest wind all day long. at least it isn't like what is happening for our neighbors to the north. look at that, sub-zero all morning, omaha, kc and chicago at 4 below and 17 employee zero at bismarck, when we add the wind to that it feels more like 30 to 40 below zero and the big surge of cold air, tied to it, an incoming front and this guy here, producing snow over portions of the deep south, around northern alabama and louisiana, big swath of accumulating snow and we get the cold from this one, no snow around these parts, and as we go through the overnight tonight, the secondary system will move down to the south and keeping

beginning and you reveal these people and the same thing comes in at the end and it means the arena or petrish or boxing ring or whatever it is that he has created there, that stage, is where we perform and enact this play stroke story stroke ritual. i think not having shoes means it connects us to the ground. it makes the thing rather special. but it also does something very special, which is it stops the need for the play to be real. we're not trying to persuade everybody that what they're seeing is real. you can see the audience on the stage. you can see we haven't got shoes on. charlie: it's -- >> it's about the words, the narrative, the characters not about the need to persuade everybody that what they're seeing is real. charlie: the other interesting hing is there is a lawyer. he is in a sense our guy. he tells us from the beginning. you know. and brantley in fact in his review said he was terrific. and it's essential to the play. >> sure. well, that is the slow motion car crash you were talking about. we're set on that course by the lawyer who basically appears and says, okay. here's

well on their way in the start of this one -- 2nd ranked thomas gilman -- gets the fall on skyler petry in the 1st period -- gilman remains perfect on the season... cory clark follows up with one of his own at 1 hundred 33 pounds -- clark ranked third, wins- hawks up 12, oh after 2 matches... at 1 hundred 49 pounds, second ranked brandon sorenson gets the takedown on number 13 jake short -- sorenson wins 5to 2. iowa takes 8 of ten matches to drop minnesota 34 to 6... onto the mat with u-n-i now... and the panthers wrestling at home for the first time in 2 months -- hosting number 21 central michigan... after dropping the first two matches -- cooper moore gets u-n-i going at 1 hundred 65 pounds -- moore with a 9 to 1 win.. blaize cabell -- dominant at heavyweight -- cabell ranked rolled to a 15 to 5 major win! and 7th ranked dylan peters -- on the mat for the first time in over a month -- nearly took out brent fleet- wood early -- instead gets the 8, to 3 win. panthers -- though could only muster 3 wins this weekend-- as they fall 22 to 11... coming up in the next half hour of today in i

have a walk up song for manager i would have you two i still haven't found what looking for kate petrie know what they were looking for last night against norfolk collegiate another when they were everybody's number one team coming in than the dolphins took a first quarter lead of nine points mark seaman with the bucket but the tables completely turned and the second period of the game. sebastian towns otherwise known as bash towns had a big second quarter had a big game while mcnair with collegiate led thirty seven twenty seven at halftime and the second half pecans eight chambers made the lead fourteen points for the oaks back came the dolphins malik merrill led them with twenty one he cut the lead to six early in the fourth quarter that saw the closer they would get bashed around ended up with twenty six including this three point play and the oaks pull off the upset seventy six sixty two first time maybe cape henry and six years. what a night for the norfolk admirals against the south carolina stingrays off the face off in the first period game world her pants what a slap shot that

gyms are petrie dishes for germs and disease. resolution is just to enjoy. >> so you're into mindfulness? that's the way you get a healthy mind. how much will you charge me to be my therapist? >> i don't know. >> you know who else is awful at resolutions? celebrities. you have to guess who failed at what. who should stop taking pictures of food? >> kim kardashian. >> definitely. >> let go of the past? >> jeb bush. >> that's bill clinton's resolution for you, and for all of us. thank you. i love you. i really do. >> who should get a haircut? >> kevin spacey, i would say. >> so much hate for the space. no, it's people with man buns. >> to stop saying cha, cha, cha during all the pauses in "happy birthday." >> i don't know. >> jeb bush. are you a cha, cha, cha kind of guy? >> no. >> stop it, everyone. >> who should stop talking about the show "making a murderer?" >> i don't know. >> it's all of us. that's right. it's disgusting. eat a vegetable. is that jeb bush? >> no, that's michael moore. he's going to try to eat one. he hasn't d

. >> you know how it happens here, kids are like little petri dishes, therefore, so am i. >>> parentshigh school were e-mailed a pitch to volunteer for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. here is what one mother had to say about it. >> my son didn't appreciate being targeted by anybody via his school e-mail. for political campaign whatsoever. i'll be honest, he is not a fan of hillary clinton to begin with. he just has done his homework and he didn't like her. but he doesn't like the fact he got the e-mail from anybody via his school e-mail. >> so she tells her own todd starns. author of thomas everton and triple e pirates, brian, good to see you. the school says it was an honest mistake. >> yeah, an honest mistake. the principal doesn't back down when connor who is a freshman and natalie, a sophomore, decided what they had to do for community service. which they thought was great. i'm a fellow, be a fellow, volunteer for hillary. isn't that the type of thing about giving back it to the community. isn't that what mother teresa had in mind? for those that don't know enough about h

so you reveal these people and that same thing comes in at the end, and it means that the arena or petri dish or boxing ring, whatever he's created on that stage, is where we perform a play, story, ritual, and i think not having shoes means it connects us to the ground, it makes the thing rather special, but it also does something very special, which is it stops the need for the play to be real. we're not trying to persuade everybody what they're seeing is real. you can see the audience on the stage. you can see we haven't got shoes on. it's about the words, the narrative, the characters, not about the need to persuade everybody that what you're seeing is real. >> rose: the other interesting thing is there is a lawyer, alfieri am i saying that right? >> yes. >> rose: who is, in a sensics our guide. he tells us from the beginning and bradley in his review said he's terrific and essential to the play. >> that's the slow-motion car crash you're talking about. we're set on that course by the lawyer who basically appears and says, okay, here's the story. this is what's going to happen. and th

thomas gilman gets skyler petry on his back, and thats a fall to start. 133 from cory clark, former southeast polk standout. clark another pin. the hawks roll over the gophers 34-6 ciml conference meet at southeast polk. the second ranked wrestler at 113, waukee's kyle biscoglia, wastes first period pin. 120 pounds, johnston's zach price follows suit with a pin. he's finished 3rd in his first two state appearances. southeast polk has dominated the c-i-m- l.. zach barnes at 138 works the last report the rams were running awa iowa state is riding a 4 game winning streak. during that stretch they've beaten number 1 oklahoma, and 4th ranked kansas. tomorrow its at number 5 texas a & m where steve prohm takes on his mentor billy kennedy, who he coached with for 12 years. cyclones play at texas a&m saturday afternoon at 1. texas a&m did lose already this week t at arkansas. with your sports on today in iowa, i'm john sears. the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between can't wait. th

you are great petri dish. my small standpoint, it is harder to influence change. a lot of times, you have the ingredients for making innovation happen. when you look in the private sector, it is like what makes the start of innovative. it is a lack of funding. they have to take risks or they do not get paid. those are all ingredients of innovation because there is a finite roadway that they have to go down. in government, it is looking at it from that same lens. these are all competitive ingredients that really help us to become innovative. i think of a local level, even at the larger levels, we have policy where we did not actually finance technology. that was a really tough pill to swallow because that was really the only lifeline that we had. when we put in place that policy, and really forced us to think outside the box and look to the ecosystem to try influence that change. from a mindset perspective, i think it is really embracing the constraints that you have and also seeing that government has the opportunity to be incredibly innovative and to lead and be

so far of the petri dish candidate. soaring as a democrat. >> you do not know.of these two individuals. they are unusual in certain ways. in some cases, make people on comfortable. we have a big disadvantage in america. the whole process of selecting a leader is very strange. if you are a corporation, this is the last way that you determine. >> enter one michael bloomberg. possibly entertaining a third-party. the bernie sanders. he would be a somewhat viable candidate. he projects calmness. trust. any results. most new yorkers like him. those that drink big soft drinks, i guess, don't. this guy has a good pedigree. i think that that would come through. a lot calmer than donald trump. a lot more seasoned than ted cruz. i think that is what he is considering. they know math. they know addition and subtraction. furthermore, they know to get things done. they know to get things done in a private world. a very different world than washington. i do not know if that skill set applies were even is helpful. we call it democracy in america. it has turned frankly into ente

martha: master sergeant leroy petry is a medal of honor recipient, retired u.s.ought in afghanistan during operation enduring freedom and spokesman for operation warrior call. good to have you with us, sergeant, welcome. >> great to be with you, thank you. martha: thank you. what do you make of this news? we hear about sort of the growth of islamic radicalism in so many regions but iraq and syria is the heart of the fight against isis. how do you think this is going? >> i think it's going well as long as our troops continue to stay motivated. that we have the support of the patriots here in america and we're working with our allies. i know as long as our forces have the will they will continue to do all they can to keep the push. martha: do you believe, if unleashed, some people feel like the commitment isn't strong enough that our forces would be able to eliminate this group and take away 100% of that territory? >> i believe that the, our troops have the will, and the will to do it. they just need the okay, and sometimes they don't need the people to know about

i mean, everything from beakers and petri dishes to microscopes.ar they gave away $433,000 worth of very expensive donated equipment. >> these are $200 apiece. and now we've gotten so many that we have a class of 36. each student has one. it's been a godsend. >> now, this program started in 2003. it became its own non-profit this year. that open house set for tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the campus of city colleges sfo campus. >> that's the best. >>> we have shown you heated exchanges as city leaders, police and the public discuss police use of force in san francisco. but the tone of last night's meeting was different. the recommendations made and who was notably absent from another meeting on the same subject earlier in the day. >>> and we are live at the bay bridge toll plaza where some toll booth workers may be breathing a sigh of relief after armed robbery suspects were taken into cut. the tool used that led to the capture. >>> good morning. looking at the east bay commute. it's not good on 880. it is getting better, but they have s

is tom petrie. explain to us this deal. to an immediate budget crisis? tom: i do not think so. i think it is rather than that. -- i think it is bigger than us, it is part of the bigger picture of what is going on in saudi arabia could we need more details before we can assess what they are up to. a year ago the priest -- they embraced being notion of letting the market resolve the supply and demand globally. i think they are saying let's be more connected to those global capital markets. there is a lot of detail and a lot of hurdles to address before we really can make a judgment about this. my experience with them goes back a decade or more, and it is not related to this, so i do not want to suggest that i know something particularly pertinent on it. but my assessment of the saudi part of a is this is broader liberalization that is now underway in saudi arabia, as is the generational change in the government. not know too much about this. do we know anything about what assets would go into this company if it were to floate

up next, we'll be talking to tom petrie.y has advised saudi arabia on oil and gas issues. wti down by about 12 cents. "squawk box" will be right back. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ checking out the listing on zillyeah, i like it. this place has a great backyard. i can't believe we're finally doing this. all of this... stacey, benjamin... this is daniel. you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> welcome back, everybody. crude trading near two week highs. it's up more than 15% from its multiyear closing low that it hit last week. joining us with more on all of this now is tom petre. he advised the saudi government on oil and gas issues. great to see you. first let's talk about one of the stories that was really

i don't remember much of the plot except for the creative use of a petri dish as a murder weapon andbetween a tight main character and a beautiful redhead who are modeled after my current love interest at the time. my english teacher would something like i really love your writing, you remind me of me at your age, so lost in the idea of love. my teachers praise has stuck with me. his praise was far better than any publication or award, maybe not this one -- [laughter] it is a comment that connects me to my english teacher, and i admire very much during a time in my life i thought i would never get through. it was a shared moment, the connection, a communication. the life of a writer is not as much about what you've accrued from your writing, but what conversations you have entered in with it. it's about being part of this tribe, a friend once said. this is become my mantra. this is what i want to pass down to my students. no matter how solitary it feels at times, we are entering a world in constant conservation -- conversation. a world of words, big, beautiful words. you, dear, are a

well on their way in the start of this one -- 2nd ranked thomas gilman -- gets the fall on skyler petry in the 1st period -- gilman remains perfect on the season... cory clark follows up with one of his own at 1 hundred 33 pounds -- clark ranked third, wins- hawks up 12, oh after 2 matches... at 1 hundred 49 pounds, second ranked brandon sorenson gets the takedown on number 13 jake short -- sorenson wins 5to 2. iowa takes 8 of ten matches to

laurie petrie of the council says even young families should have a will - a living will and power of attorney documents.and keep them updated as you age..for more information on how you c better prepare for all that comes with aging, check out this story on the completely redesigned fox 28 iowa dot com. next on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.debating the frontrunner. hear what the republican candidates had to say tonight about donald trump's no-show at the final iowa debate. debate.and in one of the toughest tests of the year, the iowa hawkeye men put their