pike is a major hero. those fortunes will kind of reverse over the course of the 19 food and 20th century the pike in death gets the glory and fame that have always elude him in life. it is too late for him to enjoy it but in the end physical sacrifice for his country does end up getting him the rewards that he thought it would. thanks for that question. any other questions? how old was pike when he died? he was 34 years old. accomplished more in his life. and he was a very young man, 27 when he departed on his expedition, 28 when he returned. the question is did he ever marry, ever have family? he did. in 1801 he married a woman named clarence brown who by all accounts of her, his and other people's was a very impressive woman, well-educated, spoke several languagess, collected books in french, german, english and spanish. plus sort of man pike said would share my ambitions, was much wealthier than he was. her family was against the marriage, her father in particular. pike at this point was the lowest lev

pike was incensed. he picks up a still smoldering log from one of the camp fires and flings it a the slackers and then picks up another and another and very quickly order is restored. what's going on here is that to pike, shirking of physical duty is the worst kind of dishonor. it's a violation of the code of self-sacrifice for the nation, and it calls for bodily discipline, in this case through pelting of firewood. so, life at the frontier fort gave pike lots of opportunities to discipline other people's bodies and soon he would get his own opportunity to test his own fortitude. so, one day in late 1803, merryweather lewis came to where pike was station it. lieu was was looking for a few men, hardy in body and soul and spirit, to accompany him on a grand adventure, a core of discovery, all the way to the pacific ocean. he had already selected hid lieutenant for that trip, a man from a prominent kentucky military family, his name was william clark, so you know, lewis and clark. so pike was not under con

who was pike? the explorer whose face lived difficulty opened to the nation or a reckless commander whose board decision making was exposed to unnecessary danger? whose secret orders impelled him onward even in the face he left a few records of his early life and as a result most who have tried to figure him have looked solely at his official military journals and reports better too big thick volumes as contradictory documents as a result left with those contradictory images but what my book tries to do is employees some the strategy is. and another thing that i did was to look at some letters. he only left us only the official military reports 14 letters in his own hand. reading between the lines in the context of the time where previous historians with pike in the past from the analytical perspective. with his young adult life to give us the cliff said a formative komen. another thing i have done is read everything that pike read. we have one dozen folks we know that he read her was influenced an

so pike rockets to fame. other than george washington he is the brightest military hero and i'm going to mix my metaphors, the pantheon of american military heroes for a brief time from his death to the early 1820s. in fact if you know anything about meriwether lewis he died in debt. lewis and clark are not at all popular in american culture at the time. pike is a major hero. those are going to reverse of -- over the 19th and especially the 20 century. pike gets the glory and fame that had always eluded him in life so it's too late for him to enjoy it but in the end physical sacrifice for his country does end up getting him the rewards. thanks for that question. any other questions? see how old was he when he died? >> how old was pike when he died? who was 34 years old and so i have course as i was writing this had to confront the fact that i was writing about someone who had accomplished more in his life even though i had lived longer than he had. he was a very young man. he was 27 when he departed on his ex

mountain pike climbed. the man who actually climbed it first was a member of steve along's expedition which came in 1820 and his name was ed wynne james. some people started calling it james peak in the 1820s and 1830s and they coexist until the army topographical engineer sort of official gave it the name of pikes peak. i don't know if there was a point they started doing it but it came into usage in the late 1830'ss and 40s and james peak sellout. [inaudible] >> other than he passed through it in december, november 11th, feb. twenty-seventh of 1806-1807. he did manage to climb the peak. declined another mountain but didn't climb the peak and for trivia persons it is almost certainly not although there's some debate about that. if you look at the mountain crests line. you see pike speak and the lower one. the third one to the south is a perfect triangle. thanks a bunch for coming out. hope you had a good time. >> pleasure to meet you. have you seen one of those maps of louisiana i got in here in your color

peak, pikes mountain and the mountain that pike climbed in those kinds of things. the man who climbed it first was a member of steven long's expedition which came in 1820, long's peak and his name was edward and james. some people started calling him james peak and those names coexisted until the army topographical engineers officially gave it the name of pike's peak. i don't know that there was any point when they started doing it but it kind of came into usage in the late 1830s and 1840s and james peake kind of fell out and not macs be other than the pastor at and about november 11 and february 27. he did manage to climb the peak. he climbed another mountain but he did not climb the peak and four trivia purposes it's certainly not -- but there's debate about it. if you look at the crest line between colorado springs he sees pike's peak and the lower one and the third one to the south. it's almost a perfect triangle. so thanks a bunch. thanks for coming out. i really had a good time. it's a pleasure to meet you. [inaudible conversations] >> what's your name? ian?

come down 25% him people are lowering expectation, they are meeting or you need to do much better, pike hits on the important things for amazon, this quarter, the current quarter run, it was horrible for them an people were tired of that story. they're tired of it's going to grow and grow and grow. they're tired of that. >> i got the big one, though. when you think about, we know it's been tough in small cap land and high valuation, high growth lan. okay. the nasdaq is down 7% for the highs. you know what is not down a whole heck of a lot. s&p. april 14th, it is down 2%. if you look at that cart. >> that is a trend channel. it has not broken its move average since november of 2012 on the downside. we are overbought. if large cap stocks start to participate, we're going back to 1750. >> carter worth. i want to bring you in. in terms of this divergence between the big cap technology and what's going on in the s&p 500. with key see this continue they rereign main in this trend channel? >> the numbereric s&p was virtually at all time highs, parts are collapsing. it's a part of the function

those days disappeared after the church and pike committees.the better after that. thank you. here's a good one. in the past several years we've lost two stealth aircraft into the hand of the enemy. has our stealth technology been compromised or is it obsolete? not at all. it turns out that indeed, my prince pill job during much of these days was to work on the stealth technology. eisenhower made the comment that that fast, high-flying stealth airplane will not fly over the soviet union unless you prove to me it's invisible to soviet radars. and indeed that was one of my jobs and it was one of the most fun things i have ever did. i might add that we gave, we answered the question, what we did, by the way, i will make this brief. but we generate ad electronic aircraft and we could spoof the soviet radars thinking they're seeing a stealth aircraft. we could vary the size of the radar target and we could therefore listen to them and determine the smallest size of a blip on their screen that they could see. so, but the answer came back, the soviet

environmental consulting firm and the epa discovered a potential threat that may be flowing on to the pikes that go to this creek. they concluded it came from laerking sewer lines. >> evidence points to the storm drains and sewer lines themselves. >> sewer lines that o ridge gnat near the super fund site. it's bb around since the 1980s. >>> the most prevalent chemical is tce, trichoralethylene. a toxic solvent that can cause cancer in people and heart formties. six years ago this month, their son, edgar dlif p developed acute limb foe ma. they were measured last year outside the super-fund ploom from just across the street. >> i wanted to know more answers. >>. >> while the garcias still wait, nbc bay area decide ds to dig further as to why these hot spots seem to be migrating away the boundaries of the superfund site. take a look at the hot spots of tce watch what happens when you overlay the maps. >> they showed me the sewer lines they connect with the dots. it was an exact fit. >> further bolstering this theory, this report from environmental study report from the city of mountainview. i

where the cessna went down yesterday afternoon and yesterday a helicopter and coast guard cutter named pike searched the water of san pablo bay and they were pinpointing off the yacht harbor which is a private marina points west of san pablo and we understand the sources and the pilot of the cessna 210 may have been trying to take photos of the single engine k-20 and that's when they both came too close and clipped each other. they land had as address knot and this information has yet to be confirmed by the ntsb and it is still too earlier to determine a cause. we spoke with somebody who has been keeping tabs on the developments overnight. >> god bless them, done give up. -- don't give up but like i said there were quite a few vessels on sight immediately nothing came up. if something came up they would have immediately gotten them out of the water so i don't know. >> reporter: they are taking part in a boat race when the cessna went down. we don't know the identity of the pilot who went downtown and he was a very experienced pilot and they both said it was most likely an accident. of cours

la copa de 1966 cuando fue robada pero recuperada por un perro llamada pikes. mi, no pensÉ que era pesada. y no se me cayÓ, pero tuve que sostenerla fuerte. >>> pesan las 11 libras sobre una base de malaquita y dos figuras humanas. se ve pero no se toca, eso es privilegios de campeones y mandatarios, y que puede hacer un simple mortal, solo hacer uso de la tecnologÍa, y tomarse un famoso "selfie" que atestigue el momento soÑado por muchos. en miami, marÍa antonieta. >>> conmociÓn creo en univisiÓn. asÍ llegamos al final de "noticiero univisiÓn." gracias por estar con nosotros. buenas noches y hasta pronto. ♪ ♪. ♪ amor, amor, amor . ♪ no me sueltes de tu mano . >> diana nos engaÑÓ a todos, el tal primo no es gay, lo mÁs seguro es que tampoco sea su primo. >> ¿quÉ? ¿por quÉ lo dices? >> lo acabo de ver muy acaramelado con una mujer mayor. ese tipo no es mÁs que un vil gigolÓ. ♪. >> ahora sÍ me vas a decir, por quÉ no puedes hacer la tarea en la fonda. >> es que necesito que me ayudes, pero no quiero que nadie escuche lo que voy a preguntarte. >> ¿y quÉ es eso tan

and zebulon pike and the mountain later named pikes peak. and then a debate on the safety of genetically modified food. here is a brief preview. >> of all the independent scientist in about 40 countries, they all agree that it doesn't matter. they all agree it was released long before based on economic interests and political interests. and contrary to itself, i don't agree that it is relevant. because the politics of genetic engineering create massive collateral damage. and they don't value it. so we look at this after it was on the market in that gene produces an allergen. you might have an allergic reaction from eating corn that is genetically engineered unlabeled as containing and allerton. and it can change 43 other teams. the world health organization, no problem. are all of these part of the conspiracy that a person had suddenly a uncovered this? and is that is not enough, there are other organizations and these are real medical and protective organizations. europe has these very anti-jam hours and we pay attention to this when it com

. >> i'm pike. >> you guys have to pick one mike. >> i am on the project. >> i work in real estate. >> so as tim mentioned i'm going to go over briefly where this project brought us and what we've come up with. this was in the eco district in the central corridor this area of the city is going through growth in the subway project and many new offices look to locate in this area. with the development in mind we want you to know the green building is the one already built and coming to relocation and adoptive projects the stakeholders engage in the transformation and the planning department noticed many people have an interest. we use this as an opportunity to deal with that and create the document to inform people as we went about their process we have a 28 page document it's intended for the common person it focuses on the light industrial building built in the first quarter of the 20th century. the audience we have in mind are architects and developers and building owners and anyone interested in the transition in the city. we wanted this to be a document that will get the conversati

you ever had any walleye pike?not lately. >> me irrelevant. >>> baseball, the giants hosted the diamondbacks. story on the late show. a's nine innings not enough today. not in the twin cities. a's got the jump on the minnesota starter. moss scores two runs. the a's led 3-0. 4-0 after one. but hughes got 12 of the next 13 athletics. a's starter jesse shabazz crafting seven innings one earned run a career-high nine strikeouts. but a's closer jim johnson couldn't close with a two-run lead in the ninth. escobar into left. run closes it to 4-3. brian dozier fly to right. play at the plate josh reddick can he throw out kurt suzuki? tied at 4. in the 11th, derek norris put it out of play. a huge three-run blast into the bleachers. his second homer in as many days. the a's win final 7-4. >>> in golf a lot of masters talk about the one golfer not playing tiger woods. his absence due to back surgery is apparently hurting the box office. secondary ticket market services claim prices have dropped 25%. >> wow. >> since he withd

first is "astoria" and then "all america" and then "citizen explorer: the namesake of colorado's pikes peapeak" >> on the next washington journal, a conversation on prison reform. general mills announced they were reversing plans to make consumers to forfeit their right to suing the company. later as part of the spotlight on magazine series, brian miller talks about his article on trends in the gambling industry. and an update on the supreme court and take your calls. you can join the converation on facebook and twitter. washington journal each morning at 7 a.m. >> and now a look at lincoln and his boys. this is an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you for braving his weather. but as i understand it, last week might have been worse so i probably picked the right week to be here. i might have been delivering this from the airport if we had done this last week. i want to begin the story a little after the civil war on june 13th, 1905. it was less than three weeks before this death that john hay awoke on a boat ship as it steamed from liverpool back to new york. he was a noted poet, historian,

pike's peak times of india. yes it can lead to other indian region of the officers have had to switch those that don't just die instead of the that the bpo tiny bit of personal attacks the new. i wrong nice to get to see cooperation has been another sock yarn. since two thousand and twelve countries such as start the review. we have to skip the big prize catch is that the most recent being opened by his sippy cup. it is time. and in its indian mujahideen finance a role to play. he was going to try feast of the scenes to probation. interested cooling and an i e read on and it is great but it's been a setback in getting him to india. p it. dh made a joke than twenty nine we had. we wanted it. may he give it to the beach i empty rooms and do more to say was when it ended up ahead. for a service it will be keen to begin with ideas and or seen the good ol' militant groups and who can teach me. keating. union home ministry teams that the leadership of indian budget team has been wiped out. is the home of the keel acro

and went over the richmond-san rafael bridge and new video this morning of the coast guard cutting pike out looking for the pilot of the cessna that collided in mid-air. searching where the debris was found, that's by brothers island near the entrance to san pablo bay after witnesses say the cessna's wing came off and spiraled down entothe water yesterday around 4:00 p.m. setting off a long coast guard search. now, it's unclear exactly what caused the cessna and the single engine hawker sea fury to collide. the wing placement makes it difficult to fly in tandem because it's hard to see the other one. they had come from a show in half moon bay and knew each other. the pilot and his wife in the hawker landed safely about 100 miles away after the collision, but when it happened at the point san pablo yacht harbor, the boaters tried desperately to help. >> any time something like this happens in the marinmarina, peo jump to help. whatever is running, they grab and they go. >> we've seen quite a bit of debris, aircraft debris in the water here. we have not seen any persons in the water and w

. >> i was on my way to a cheese festival at pike place market in downtown seattle and it's an annual way down to go do some work shops and wander the booths and try new cheeses. >> though denise doesn't take public transportation very often she recognizes a woman named jeanie sitting near the front of the bus. >> she's a busker at pike place market, which is a musician. she performs at the market and i just saw her and she was on her way to the market just like me. >> everything about the ride seems normal until the bus stops at the corner of 15th avenue west and west armor street. >> a young man got on the bus, very nicely dressed. had i think like a mariners season ticket thing around his neck so obviously on his way to a mariners game. he came on, paid his fare, turned around, and punched jeanie in the side of the head so hard that it snapped her sunglasses right off of her face. >> before the bus can even pull away, the man punches jeanie in the face screaming, the sick must die! he continues to hit jeanie until the passenger sitting next to her tries to push him off of her. it's

this was a big boost in the region sees this yes it had given them the slip pike's peak times of india yes it can lead to other indian ridge at the tips have helped officials to understand better what there could be the tiny knitted. the total tax the new. i hung out. nice to get to see cooperation has been another sock yarn. since two thousand and twelve countries such as some arabia the uae had to skip the big prize catch is that the most recent being approved by the city proper. it is time with its union which had the finance a home to play he was going to try feast of the scenes to probation interested. pulling an n i e read on and it is. however there has been a setback in getting him to india. eight she repeated until the twenty ninth we had. this may get one today. may it be given due to be eyeing people to do more to say mostly due to the head. for service it will be keen to get inside the quasi feudal million troops and who can teach me keating . indian film industry claims that the leadership of the game the jury team has been wiped out. is the home of the keel across the boo

. >> everybody should have known this was coming on the pike. we expected greater competition and greater pricing pressure and cross pressure. >> in the first quarter, profits at the nation's largest health insurer fell 8% from the higher year, higher taxes linked to aca and lower medicare reimbursements. >>> the dow ends down today, the blue chip average was up 2% for this holiday-shortened week, and the s&p was up on the week. markets are closed tomorrow for the good friday holiday. the dow lost 16 points, the nasdaq rose nine and the s&p added two and a half points. >>> our market guests tonight say that guests should buy this dip. he is optimistic about stocks and not worried about the recent selloff. sandy villary is president of his own company, sandy, let the good times roll? >> i think that is exactly right. i think the market will be up about 6% this year. but i think stock picking will be the rule of the day. we have to find the diamond in the rough, the gems that perform well and deliver for our shareholders. >> you're saying buy the

amanda pike has the story. >> 911 what is your emergency. >> reporter: that this may look like a typical satellite map. but you're actually watching a crime unfold. >> snatched my mom's purse away from her and ran off. >> a robbery in a residential street. on the left, a man is about to steal a necklace from a woman on the sidewalk. >> i remember this call, it was basically our typical middle age woman walking down the street with a friend of hers, having a conversation. young male grabs her chain off of her neck, runs down the street and disappears. >> doug katani is a sergeant with the l.a. county sheriff's department. in traditional policing, we won't be able to solve these types of crimes. 99% of the time, we're not going to find anybody. >> but the sheriff's department wasn't just relying on traditional policing. for almost two weeks in 2012, it watched compton from the sky, testing a new technology called wide area surveillance. unbeknownst to residents on the ground. >> we basically kept it pretty hush-hush. >> the array of this cameras on this plane can produce high resolution im

>>is there an ultimate fix coming down the pike? >>there currently is a public sector-private sector group that's going out and trying to develop a centralized authentication organization that will basically assure that the people that you're talking to are who they say they are and that you are who you say you are. that way hackers can't come in and steal your identity. >>do you think that companies should set up vpn'sa network within a network? >>as we continue to move i think you will see organizations that are using some type of network within a networka virtual private network to allow communication of their core users. and that will provide them another level of security. >>maybe sometime soon the marketplace will demand something like that.jerrythanks so much. >>thank you. it's a scary situation bill, thank you... still to come ... how a trader is playing tech stocks in the midst of a market melt down.. and after this break.... two traders let loose on clean air supply, " alcoa earnings.....and the new host of the late show.

i think we're going to see changes down the pike sometime after the midterm elections. you can only oppose the law for so long. eventually you'll have to accept that it is law whether or not you like it. >> remember the surge in iraq, that worked. john mccain argued until he was blue in the face that the surge passfied iraq, and you know what that meant? the critics didn't believe it one bit. they continued to say that it is wrong even know th even though s working. >> we'll talk about the law that is not well understood by the public and what it means about the affordable care act and for up coming elections. >> results of analyses were skewed in favor of the prosecution >> the fbi can't force the states to look at those cases >> the truth will set you free yeah...don't kid yourself >> the system has failed me only on al jazeera america >> welcome back to inside story. i'm ray suarez. problem said the affordable care act is working. he remembered republicans to drop it as a political issue while acknowledging the law can't fix all the problems in our healthcare system.

i think we're going to see changes down the pike sometime after the midterm elections. you can only oppose the law for so long. eventually you'll have to accept that it is law whether or not you like it. >> remember the surge in iraq, that worked. john mccain argued until he was blue in the face that the surge passfied iraq, and you know what that meant? the critics didn't believe it one bit. they continued to say that it is wrong even know th even though s working. >> we'll talk about the law that is not well understood by the public and what it means about the affordable care act and for up coming elections. >> aljazeera america presents a break through television event borderland... >> are you tellin' me it's ok to just open the border, and let em' all run in? >> the teams live through the hardships that forced mira, omar and claudette into the desert. >> running away is not the answer... >> is a chance at a better life worth leaving loved ones behind? >> did omar get a chance to tell you goodbye before he left? >> which side of the fence are you on? >> sometimes imm

first grand slam the crest of the kraft nabisco championship opens on thursday the world's number one pike and the returns to defend her title. the one that sparked a run of the two worst first three majors last year and a top roles will be there to buy for the trophy and the three hundred thousand dollars grand prize with the notable exception of susan patterson who withdrew with a back injury. and moving on to champions league action in the quarterfinals take off with manchester united to be seen by a munich and barcelona taking on at the political madrid. not the start menu came up first is the second half but by its estimates twice tiger leveled off minutes later and being in the draw. now we give the mets and political isn't he a goal made it a wonder strike from twenty five yards out only to be people like like barcelona was the mark later on and it also ended in a draw. meanwhile psg will take on chelsea and rallied rate goes up against torment to wrap up the first leg matches. now it's been one of the k b l championships the lg seekers posted the mold of status and somewhat novel t

overturned a goal celebration against a west ham in december the english football association sled down the pike match ban and eighteen thousand pound fine last month right wing sites one has really come to christ has come down the road to donate to popularize the sewage has been convicted seven times for hate speech was banned from entering person at the start to get there. to tease telecoms authority has lifted the two week old battle that we set out to the country's constitutional court ruled that the bloke preached the rights to freedom of expression. existentialism was curtailed of march twenty first of the requested to his crime is that i twisted and one in the run up to a collections to leave before the band a number of damaging security and corruption allegations linked to the prime minister had been circulating via the microphone in sight the court ruling which brings me to back online was welcomed by the social media platforms take the cheese is made to have been using the services of the israeli internet stocks of green team to get around the bloke social media remains under threat si

it's coming straight down the pikes. heavy showers here in dub lin.ivermore valley, you're getting heavy showers downtown right now. pleasant ton heavy showers. further south, see the moving? they usually go towards the east. this system is wrap the moisture around. as you look at the rain, know it's starting to taper off but more is headed our way. it will have an impact or saturday and sunday. >> more on the snow. richard sharp is along interstate 80 in blue canyon. is it still snowing, richard? >> reporter: , yeah, lightly but it's been heavy. they say they're having problems on the interstate even at this hour. >> richard, we're have agriculture problem with the video tape. can you still hear us? >> reporter: definitely. >> how bad has the snow been? are accumulations of at least a foot. a lot of people said this caught them off guard. a lot of people are coming from the bay area. i talk today a guy from discovery bay. they were on their way up and had no idea it was going to be snowing over the summit. they were turning people around. there were

and of course we've been down the pike enough time in this class so far, that you know i am not saying just go up and embrace and believe anybody else's religion. that's not what walking a mile in some ones moccasins is about. yes, jamie you had your hand up. >> from your world wide view, you've traveled extensively, does it seem to you that we as the country are more religiously diverse than most of the countries, especially english speaking countries? >> absolutely, it's extraordinary and those various factors that we see contributed that. one of the most-- martin marty said this i wish i could get the quote right but, he is a nice guy probably won't sue me, but he said that you are okay if you have one major religion in a social environment. you get two and you've got some real serious problems but if you get ten or 12 or 30, then the edges get worn down just a little bit. and what melton is talking about is having 1,500 different religions that's a lot of-- yes and it's amazing. and to use some of our tools so far i think the primary reason, though not vastly the majority reason is

cannot essentially is the oak was so basically is poached pike dumpling. he's taken my taste away really for which i will never or give him. so i wanted to do this and there is dissent also but if you're jewish and historian guido and after a jewish history, of course you don't did it took me was writing when i finished the first volume is thinking about being a little jew and reading the biography as historical text as a kid. let me take you back to an afternoon in 1951 when i was walking with my lovely dad passed a station and against the wall you could see the kind of ghostly letters, much could it, just to pick initials, p.j. i said was that? he said something, send it in. now explain, under explain. we went back home and he said stands for parish today. this bear. the cisco can put their by fascists who got outside of london and had quite somehow manage to vanish. it is good early on that there were two kinds of histories that have been really beaten about during the world jewish history in this history, but not both been out for the count. somehow th

not particularly fabulous river fish, pike, folded into a light dough until fluffy and airy but stillamy, almost bisque-like sauce made with crayfish, creme fresh and brandy. >> it's kind of a nice mix of france and italy. >> what a treat to eat together in lyon. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... tums! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i& don't. excedrin is fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin. headache. gone. >>> if you really want to yur understand a place, love it the way it deserves to be loved, maybe you have to live there. bill buford did just that and made lyon his home. today he's taking me somewhere only someone from the home team could be expected to know about. >> it's a beautiful day. the sky is blue, we're feeling the seasons changing and we're about to go into a dark room, and you eat a very lyonaise menu and drink a vast quantity of wine. >> what sinister bodies will be

it is a long way down the pike. thank you. wish the afghan people a successful election on saturday and please join me in thanking the panelists. [applause] >> coming up, a look at potential 2016 u.s. residential candidates. the house appropriations committee hears from tom wheeler about his budget requests. testifiesstrator about her agencies in 2015 budget. -- agency's 2015 budget. autism speaksof and she will talk about the recent cdc reports showing arise in autism for children in the u.s.. a report shows that people are leaving rural areas in record numbers. the executive director of compete america on advocated for tech companies in the h-1b visa process for highly skilled journals. washington journal, live every morning at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. tuesday, the world bank president discusses global economic inequality. live starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> the car spun around in the circle and the driver instantly didn't know where her phone was. she was looking for her phone. she was alive for about 45 minu

marcus crossland was teaching his son how to skate down a half pike but the boy would not budge.d him down. the boy was not injured. theç jacksonville sherrif's office is look tphaog that incident. >> parents at a new york school outraged after a kindergarten class annual play is canceled. the reason? the elementary school that houses that class wants to get them college and career ready. they are in elementary school. parents read the decision. it read we are responsible for preparing children for college and career with valuable life long skills and know we can best do that by having them become better readers, writers and problem solvers but parents are fighting for the arts saying the show must go on. they started an on-line petition to reinstate the play and more than 1,600 people signed it so far. >> over-the-top prom proposals or psóm-posals are taking the nation by storm and one massachusetts teen got the police involved in the contest at his highs hi school. charlie murphy asked the police to follow megyn in a car. when she was pulled over, told to step out of her car,

it's coming straight down the pikes. heavy showers here in dub lin.ermore valley, you're getting heavy showers downtown right now. pleasant ton heavy showers. further south, see the moving? they usually go towards the east. this system is wrap the moisture around. as you look at the rain, know it's starting to taper off but more is headed our way. it will have an impact or saturday and sunday. >> more on the snow. richard sharp is along interstate 80 in blue canyon. is it still snowing, richard? >> reporter: , yeah, lightly but it's been heavy. they say they're having problems on the interstate even at this hour. >> richard, we're have agriculture problem with the video tape. can you still hear us? >> reporter: definitely. >> how bad has the snow been? are accumulations of at least a foot. a lot of people said this caught them off guard. a lot of people are coming from the bay area. i talk today a guy from discovery bay. they were on their way up and had no idea it was going to be snowing over the summit. they were turning people around. there were sp

watch it on these other products that you are going to see coming down the pike. at some point the spending is going to have to trail off and read more benefits from it. >> do merchants worry about amazon's margins? >> merchants. yeah, the could care less about amazon margins. they only care about their margins. can i get exposure from amazon? while not giving them too much information about my business. >> what about drones? >> drones are long-term investment. it is farther out than they predicted. they are trying to figure out the last mile. in terms of their own fleet, it is economical to do that in l.a., new york, los angeles. it is not economic to do that in rural areas. that is what drones are trying to address. >> ceo of march entry, thank you. i want to get tom, with you, to another story prayed microsoft earnings. the first earnings report since nadella took over. a net income of $5.7 billion. they are turning a profit. what stood out to you? >> it is about the cloud. we have been talking about a lot. we will continue to talk about it. it is what is his b

it's basically fancy poached pike dumplings is what it is. he has taken my taste away really for which i will never forgive him. so i wanted to do this and there is a sense also if you are jewish and is storing you don't have to end up chewing -- and doing jewish history but it took me while i was writing and finished the first writing and thinking about reading the bible as a historical text as a kid. i remember actually and let it take you back to an afternoon in 1951 when i was walking with my lovely dad passed a railway station in essex. against the wall you could see the ghostly in white paint, much faded with two big initials p.j.. i said what's that and he said it's nothing, son. my dad would usually over explain or under explain. we went back home and i said what was that p.j. dad? he said it stands for parish judo. it's very archaic form and it was put there. it was a slogan put there by a black shirt fascists who got outside of london and hadn't quite somehow managed to vanish. it made me think really early on that there were two ki

. >> try to stay west of pike street. >> the inspector says sting operations like this aren't just inponse to trafficking but in direct response to people living here. >> you have pimps arguing with each other. people stopping to talk to the prostitutes, traffic backing up behind them, so the people who aren't out here for that purpose are honking the horns and stuff. all these people that live around here at night, all this commotion going on all night long and it affects them. >>> undercover officers working johns unit get in position at a busy intersection where johns stop to buy car sex in the busy suburbs. >> she's talking to the guy, can you tell what they are discussing? >> within minutes a guy with a backpack mentions the decoy. as the man walks away, the undercover signals she made a deal for sex. >> a loiter. >> and the chase is on. >> we're going to get a little ahead of him. >> relax. relax. >> put your hands behind your back. relax. that girl you were talking to was a police officer. >> i don't mean it. >> listen to what i say. the girl you were talking to is a police off

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you have insider selling down the pike, lock-ups, et cetera. does he have a point? >> supply is definitely an issue. alibaba. huge supply around that. you look at facebook, suddenly unusually an ipo, you have as much stock anybody could want and no surprise the stock traded down from there. there are a lot of companies trading public. to 1999, there are 400 ipos in that year. the comparisons minimize what happened back then. we are in a cyclical market. ipo is cyclical. tech is on a period where nobody could go public for years and lots of companies going public now. jim is absolutely right, it's supply and demand and when there are enough speculative companies out there, it will reduce the value of them. >> the institutional investor is satiated and doesn't have much interest or demand for much more of this ipo activity. the reaction of the way king opened, a profitable company is notable than when you saw wilbur ross cancel a deal? do you think the window will be shut or we will be satisfied with ipos and hype comes down. >> i think king was a special case. that w

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the debt i hear you dash the fed of the last five years the reason the inflation will come down the piken here. gerri: come on. >> you did not hear the word inflation. talk about taxes and regulation and our debt. >> that is true. >> my son is going to college they accepted people only 3.nine gpa or above. it is great people with great minds stick making you put it all on the back. >> is on the back of the government. >> the term that you used. >> it is printing trillions to create companies. we still the technology, and that decision, invention but there is too muchch b blolockae to right now to get things done. they put too much in front of us even to get the drugs out. they have to take a step back to let the greatness of the people. >> we are ignoring one of the biggest kids right now haae energy independence we spend more time trying to keep it in the ground there and get it out that is the way to go. >> 80,000 pages in the tax code. we could start their. look at how many regulations have come about. this is good for nobody. simple as that. gerri: great conversation. we have more to

many seemed dupe ldupelicative there were half dozen more in the pike just this week and they all soundr to me and similar. as long as the supply of companies was limited the momentum managers would have the same every bit of good news and, and as always these companies come public, there are simply too many of them for the momentum managers to own. plus the managers are n getting enough money. they're either upon swaing out of some to go into the ipo market for the new software and service names or they get preferential treatment on the deal and they ask to buy more in the after market or they're pulling back entirely altogether and they've begun to incur serious losses and they fear that the money will stop flowing their way. the momentum guys, they were doing fine until two other issues surfaced. the first is we have some actual growth in the economy which opens up the possibility of much higher earnings of traditional techs and the industrials. hence why they're rallying so hard even as the newer ones get crushed and that's the relative performance issue and one that took a break to