i'm like enough already with the chip puns, none, this is a no chip pun spin zone. can i steel from owe really? next six hours, if you say it in the teleprompter, go like this and have a look on your face like that, i already told the producer. >> my chipper at this hour. >> i'm -- all right. anyway so, look, here is the positive. the off season, certainly, way more exciting than the actual season. how about that for football? because i should be over here saying hey spring training, phillies are on their way no, we're not at the phillies stadium across the street, showing this dark eagles stadium. at least they put the light on for us, how about that? but across the street here, sabina kuriakose boy i said her name without a problem she got fan reaction last night, and here is the wide range of reaction from everybody around town. >> really good move for the eagles. >> still looks good. still looks like he has a plan. >> i don't want to see bradford on the field but the trade. >> chip kelly, not sure what he is doing, coming in putting had i own spin on things, to

it's one of thieves things i kind of just no pun intended fell into.'re here in keys tariq can a this is one of our yearly trips, i'm way too young to be this old, i'm not going to move into some senior citizen gated community. i want to be out there jumping out of airplanes as long as i can and having fun. it's a pretty good retirement gig. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. kind of just, no pun intended, it's a pretty good retirement >>> the beginning stages of march madness here. the first of the games completed. >> andy scholes has more. >> the opening matchup of the first four games featured hampton taking on manhattan and the award a date with undee treated kentucky in the round of 64. hampton a team with a losing record going into

they use puns with the actor's last name to promote the egg industry. with a name like bacon, i mean, he has 10 careers that just keep going. eileen: that's awesome, love kevin bacon, and i love bacon. kimberly: so do i. tomorrow is looking awesome? eileen: it is. it will be chilly getting out the door, but the afternoon will be lovely, in the 60's. right now, 43, a little breeze at reagan national at 4. with the breeze it feels like 42 but the wind is nowhere near as gusty as earlier today when we had wind gusts between 45 and 50 miles per hour. still a light breeze, 50 mile-per-hour wind in frederick 12 andrews, but the calm wind is allowing the temperatures to drop. 43 andrews 44 lexington park. i want to jump backwards to talk about the hiker pictures today. reagan national 58, the average 55. 79 degrees in denver, record. 84 rapid city, 73 today in the northern plains. it was really, really warm. still cold in new england, but that air mass will be lifting and moderating a bit to the north. overall, clear skies overhead, high cloudiness to the west

people tend to think -- i didn't want to get too deep and weedy -- part of the pun. >> guest: the new england journal of medicine these are not right wing conservatives in the harvard medical school assume all of it is true. there are some studies where you can test out the overwhelming evidence and a preponderance beyond a reasonable doubt. >> host: but get back to the anecdotal point which is about the legal. this is an anecdote and i understand that's very interesting. she's overwhelmed with kids coming in with their parents and they have the candy. sometimes they have been vaping. why are you letting your child to this? it's legal. it is permissible and that's why when people say something is against the law most people tend to avoid it. they worry about getting in trouble so it's important to have them all fair and not just because it's been dressed up because it's an the signal most people observe. >> host: i was amazed. i was speaking at a college campus and i was having drinks with some kids afterwards at a fraternity or simply send one of the kids wasn't drinking and i asked

he posted this on instagram having pun. >> and the fight over free speech surrounds wearing an american flag. the assistant principal once banned students from wearing shirts with the american flag on cinco de mayo. as a result families filed a free speech lawsuit which has been dismized in lower court. >> and a cal train struck and killed a man. the man killed was about police are now taking a new approach nation-wide to keep drivers safe at railroad crossings. officers think handing out more tickets will lead to fewer casualties. officials say there have been more than 10,000 crashes in the last five years. more than 1200 people have died and thousands more have been jird. >> and coming up next straight into the fire. video that you just can't believe. this california firefighter lucky to be alive after he falls right through the roof of a house on fire. we will let you know how he's doing. >> and apple's ceo not mincing words. >> a similar bill is sparking controversy this time in arc arc. the southern state passed a bill on friday that allows individuals and businesses the right to

that envelope is the killer for him no pun intended. >> they've all -- doing the documentary. >> i don't know any good lawyer who would allow their client or doing a documentary is every good idea. >> doesn't end well. >> no. >> thank you both very much. in the meantime issue did turkey stop being a turkey? signs the middle east supposed holdout on isis might finally be telling the beside guy -- bad guys to stuff it. we got the proof of it. [shouting] wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. hmm... fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well... did you know auctioneers m

housing crisis we found partners and the agencies and there are more and more and also educating our pun it is not just their concrete and brick we can find concrete anywhere that is the financial and the services and the people that care about the youth to really create a spates that's welcoming and supportive if i told cherlyn and gail when i came in here before it opened i imagined some famous chief is here teaching our kids how to cook hewitt but there's other things that are going to happen positive open this site up i want to give more credit so supervisor farrell i know he's on to the bushlt so we can fought especially more but i'm willing to accept the fact that his father is here thank you, mr. farrell for your leadership (clapping) and i'll say that even in constitutional rights even when we're challenged with land use and the cost of the housing we can build 24 additional unit and complete the 4 hundred unit we said a few years ago was over 60 percent on the way more sites that are being public health p put together and doing to smartly not just building the unit but getting t

i did want to get too deep into weedy, pardon the pun on the science.you have to admit competing studies for all of this stuff. >> guest: here's the overwhelming audio science. the "new england journal of medicine," these are not right wing conservatives at harvard medical school. this is the science that have been the last five years. there's no case for marijuana. it urges it is true. study for study there are some studies, but the overwhelming evidence, if you have a court of law here beyond a reasonable doubt. >> host: let's get back to the end total power. >> guest: i just want to tell you about why not make it legal. pediatric psychiatrist, this is an anecdote, but it's very interesting said -- she is mostly medicaid patient that she is overwhelmed of kids coming in with their parents, sometimes they had to fake being conscious is why are you letting your child do this? the parent says it is legal. there is a problem. they go up in flames. legal, permissible, okay. when people say something against the law most people tend to avoid it. they're wor

and scientific guy his wife is a professor at sf state in the geography metrological department the pun came to both rock stars they're heading north to ash land we have a place to hang out it's a loss for our city those two bright individuals i'll miss the creativity and jay it's been a pleasure to know you thank you (clapping.) >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is mike i'm in the maritime division and port i've had the pleasure of working with jay for the last 15 years we've tubed dredging and the crews terminal and about short side power and photos but what you may not know the jay was the cooperated of a port advisory committee called the environmental citizen's advisory committee known as e quack that was later absorbed into the fisherman's wharf advisory committee known as finish wag jay and i have connections there something else besides the things mentioned one of the things that besides the port staff that will miss jay the barry it is a in the ferry building will miss jay there was a group of us regular customers the only problem is the people that worked down there thi

pun upch them in the face! i thought, oh my god! it's like i had a pitch fork! crawling towards a gun i felt with the social media. >> jon: and this all started with a little dream about (bleep). just a sweet little (bleep) dream. >> right. and i decided i wanted to meet the people we had torn apart because we tear apart people all the time. >> jon: some people even have a show devoted to it. >> right. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> so what you don't do is tear apart and disproportionately punish an ordinary person with 170 twitter followers that makes a joke on twitter that lands badly. >> jon: you got in touch with this woman jestine sakko. >> yes. >> jon: what was her store? she had 170 twitter followers, traveling from new york to cape town tweeting jokes to her 170 followers. when she was at heathrow she tweeted, going to africa, hope i don't get aids. just kidding. i'm white. so... (audience reacts) >> jon: mmm... the kind of thing you might say in a bathroom to yourself. >> yeah. or if you were writing a very very bad episode of south park. (laughter

it's one of those things i just kind of -- no pun intended -- fell into. we're here in costa rica. this is one of our yearly trips. i'm way too young to be this old. i'm not going to move into some senior citizen gated community. i want to be out there jumping out of airplanes as long as i can and having fun. so it's a pretty good retirement gig. >>> good morning. i'm brianna keilar sitting in for carol costello. thank you for joining me. we begin with breaking news. new video out of tunisia where a hostage situation is under way. at least eight people are dead. the country's interior minister called the attackers here islamists. right now major questions about whether this attack is linked to isis. tunisia is considered a breeding ground for extremists and according to experts more foreign mighters in ersfighters come from tunisia than any other country. >>> in japan, police are investigating new death threats against caroline kennedy. according to the associated press, the threatening phone calls are not only targeting kennedy, the ambassador to japan as she is but another americ

nature of the location enacts with the community we're not increasing the floor area enjoyed by this pun the entire ground floor is dictated to the back of the house of the kitchen so you'll hear more later on from a restaurant consultant talking about how many more people b will be employed you'll hear from charley to explain how this allows us to have complete that sound like containment all the sound will be focused towards the front of the space no patron access to the rear of the space and will be sound containment pictures of the fire containment at the rear the neighbors have been enjoying a couple of years and not excited about the prospect of having this entertainment back to the eery completely understand what we have to say this is the rear elevation of the building as it exists as you can see a steep down slope e slope a party room in the back a terrible idea and potentially illegal idea but it had a lot of people and created a lot of noise we're creating a small terrace area for the residential tenant above that no access to the rear portion of the deck created by the extens

mayor bowser: now, we have attracted just about every tailer we have targeted, pun intended., our challenge is to make sure those retaile are growing across the city. rebecca: hardest part of the job you expected, and hardest part you did not expect? let's start with the part you saw coming. mayor bowser: the biggest thing that is surprising is thatat there is always -- it is unpredictable everery day. you start out the day thinking you are going to do these 10 things, and five other things will have you moving in their direction. what is key and what i think i have determined is going to make me more successful is to work on the five things that are going to come up, but always go back to the agenda. peopople elected me to take care of things that are planned and unplanned, but also to moveve an agenda. rebecca: what is the hardest part of the job you did t expect? mayor r bowser: people wanting to close the government and close schools. i did not expect that. rebecca: [laughter] trust me,s a mom, i am ready for the schools to staopen. mayoyor bowser: t the passion t they fe

international aid agency is issued a report where it says many donor countries do not come through on the pun they have promised in public. be uh the u.n. here says it has received most of the funds. >> fees are increasing and even though the money is coming @increasing rate, it is not patching the pace of needs. and there is what we would like to highlight. >> over half live in formal catches. a quarter of the population is now made up of syrians who have lost just about everything. they may be alive but they will tell you there's no dignity to lives like this. >> that's what most of these people are doing, it is a remind tear none of them will be going home any time soon, and it is why aid agencies they need the donors to keep on giving otherwise they won't be able to cope with their needs. >> everyone we spoke to tells us they don't want to be here that the situation is desperate. the donors seem a long way off from their reality. >> 80 nations are meeting and we have a crisis that is hurting the region. let them solve the crisis in a positive way. and everybody can go back to their homes

octavia same happens when is change the conditions for the mission and south of market why do you have pun participation in the development of plans if you through them out because the developer can make more money by not building 20 bedroom unit i support the community position and supervisor kim on this it is too risky to wipeout family how's another thing families a lot of them don't have cars and they're just deferring of access to transit as people in the western part of the city there are a lot of families that prefer or can't afford to have cars and they defer this don't pass this plan thank you. >> good afternoon i'm ms. welling born keep the requirement for 40 percent 2 bedrooms i'm one the members of the community that participated in the plan starting how long ago it was and the meetings and the bus tours of looking at housing and how to make housing have a good streetscape and the family friendly and keep the kind of ratio of parking down per unit in the market octavia area so, please this is a very important matter to the neighborhood and it is something that is planning has s

we love bad puns. so don't move.e'll be right back after this break. ♪ woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. >>> tiffany shares down nearly 4% following a mixed earnings report and downbeat forecast for the coming quarter. it is a diamond in the rough? i promised you bad puns. >> bad. >> diamond in the rough or should you pass on the stock? let's debate it. jon is the bull, weiss the bear. tweet us at cnbc fast money using the #bull or #bear. make your case. >> here's the reasons that i li

greatest pun of the week. but this show self-centered egos and attention seeking public, why do this research? with all the problems in the world right now why is this so important for us to understand for you to spend your time on and researching the obsession. >> sure. well the heart of everything is how humans get along with one another so it is important always to study how we build relationships and how we develop as people. and if we are using social media positively then we are building those friendships we are becoming more open minded we are learning more about other individuals other cultures other things going on in the world and that's the positive side, but once we use these only internally, or only to achieve our own goals and only on ourselves they lose that power. so it is important to investigate the bad side of these as well as the good side, so we can hopefully use them in a more productive manner. >> one last question, based on the definition you use is it somebody just taking a picture of

. >> reporter: pardon the pun, but february auto sale ss were at $16.23 million below estimates 16.6 or $16.7 million. for the major auto makers almost all reported sales below wall street estimate ford being the one that reported declining sales with sales dropping 1.9%. what happened last month? blame it on the weather. storms really hurt showroom traffic, especially in the northeast where sales fell by as much as 50% in some markets because of the repeated snowstorms. add in ice storms in the southeast late in the month and that's a big reason sales slowed down in the month of february. that said, a couple of bright spots. pickups and suvs in heavy demand. gm truck seamales up more than 30% last month. question is what happens with auto sales this month? march is the beginning of the auto seas season where we really start to see business pick up. if weather improves most dealers around the country expect we should see auto sales move substantially higher. philip lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >>> stocks were sandbagged today by those auto sales results and some trader

. >> virtual reality certainly promises to offer some new angles on gaming, a new perspective, no punintended, but whether or not it will translate into major sales and major in the -- major interest from the mainstream is yet to be determined. >> the awesome virtual reality gear has been touted for decade. now they say technology is up to par with expectations, and the gaming sector is perfect. even small companies have jumped on the bandwagon. they have created a mask that fits onto virtual reality headset. -- headsets. >> you can feel much more. you can feel the different sense of the effects, like hot/cold air, vibration. >> companies still need to stir public interest in virtual reality gaming. >> some legal trouble and a hefty fine for the all-star marketing group, the brain behind some of america's best selling made -- best-selling made-for-tv products. the fcc has fined a group $8 million to settle charges that it deceived customers, offering a 2-for-1 promotion, but then hiring -- charging higher fees. prices were boosted. $7.5 million will create a fund for refunds to custom

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pardon the pun, meg can really see the forest for the trees. on top of all this, meg is an exceptional person. she is a very caring, it's her kindness and integrity that really drive her work so i would ask that you find in her a strong candidate. thank you for your time. >> thank you very much. okay, that was public comment. we will close it until all the other applicants present and i have mr. hillen is not going to be attending but in case he is here he can come. okay he is not. so we'll go on to the next, who is andrew sullivan. mr. sullivan maybe had to leave as well. dan kito is not going to be attending and i don't see anyone named dan kito standing up, so mr. flan nigan, you are back. welcome to the rules committee. >> thank you very much. i will keep this brief. i would like to reapply for seat no. 4. i have been chair of the council the last two years. i basically once i got to become chair i led a strategic planning process to try to identify the areas of interest and necessity for us to study to be relevant to the board of superviso

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no pun intended. the special event right now in san francisco. >> absolutely incredible the stats we're looking at on the board for you. don't go away. >>> welcome back. check out shares of time warner which are climbing so far in this session. this after apple ceo tim cook announced that apple will be the exclusive partner of hbo now. apple saying hbo now will premier next month. time warner owns hbo. apple at the apple event. both companies getting press at hbo's parent time warner getting a pop. back to you, ty. >> thank you very much. >> to the bobbed market now and rick santelli at the cme. >> i found an easier way to handicap where they've been hanging out. let's look at year-to-date and thus the movement thus that are and getting ready for the kwaupt taifsh easing. it's pretty much the first week will be the high yields for everything i'm looking at. we're down three basis points sitting here at 220. basically from where he we had the highs of the we're. boons, down 23. italy at 62. they're buy

. >> >> and coupled it's a low point and a natural waterway and that's is -- excuse the pun the perfect storm in the area. you asked about claims in relate toed storm. we had 153 claims totaling $200 million and $2 million in clean up expenses. at 17th and folsom we have significant numbers also and i want you to keep them in mind in the conference as to potentials for long-term abatement and how we address the problem so one of the ideas that one of the staff pulled forward given the fact it's a low point can we have a collection basin under ground that would hold water during a storm and eliminate a flooding in the event of a storm? we did move a project -- move along a project. red park had a project there and build a park and we asked them to stop the project and give us the opportunity to look at the feasibility of designing a storage tank under the park and hopefully that would address the situation. they agreed to hold off the project and we went into design on that. as we found was that the largest tank that we could cost effectively build under that park was a 800,000-gallon ta

violence, and when they all exited at 15th and mark, one of the teenagers blind sided the man with the pun that much broke his yaw. you are asked to call police if you have any information on who that young man is. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf held a town hall meeting on facebook today. the governor discussed his proposed budget with residents and was excited to be on line. >> this has been the first time i have done it. i'm 66 years old. i'm not as familiar as i should with social media but strikes me as a good way to get to a lot more people then we ever could before. >> reporter: governor wolf plans to have more of these facebook town hall meetings. >>> a local monsignor celebrates a big milestone today, "eyewitness news" was there at st. francis country house in darby where they had a cake and party for monsignor charles manahan who turns 200 years old. -- 100 years old. >> we want to know is what the secret to turning 100. >> unaudible. >> monsignor manahan, ministered in the philadelphia archdiocese, for 74 years. happy birth the day. >>> well, a a nice day to be inside and hav

p leopards won the tight toll pun. 15 years lafayette's head coach, fran o'hanlon, was 1970 graduate of villanova. >> i followed them so closely all year, i know how good they are, or maybe i should say how scary they are. they are a scary basketball team. maybe it would be better playing somebody i hadn't seen as much. >> the temple owls were snubbed for the second season, in a row and they juan 23 games. the owls will now be a number one seed in the nit which tips off tomorrow. the owls won't play until wednesday when they take on the bucknell bisons, erika? >> the six kearse only play spoilers at this point in the season. they are in boston tonight taking on the celtics who are making a playoff push after winning six of their last seven. to the ice now flyers playoff hopes are getting slimmer after a shoot-out lost in ottawa last night. claude giroux got stumped in the shoot-out. the flyers lost two-one they're nine points out of the playoffs now with only 11 games left. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewit

srennivasan: these clinical trials, are they different than the clinical trials we are used to where pun placebo and they might or might not improve and the other gets the real drug? >> i think they are different in a variety of ways. number one, most clinical trials in cancer have required specific disease types. so everyone that goes on that trial has one type of cancer. the clinical trials that we're doing now, so the called basket studies allow patients from any type of cancer to participate as long as they have a mutation in their tumor that we think suggests they would benefit from the drug being tesd. the other point is that these trials are typically not randomized trials. meaning that everybody that participates gets the drug. we know exactly what they're getting. and the reason for that is that the benefit that we're looking for in the form of what percentage of patients have significant shrinkage of their tumor, is so high that it's previously unprecedented for those diseases. so we don't really need to do randomized studies because if half of the patients or more are having s

. >> no pun intended, so how many ladies typically show up?hly 400 girls that show up. >> 400? >> yes, and each one of us are actually vying for our spot this coming season. >> yes absolutely, have to try out. >> do you think you learn stuff from last year? >> absolutely, we learn something new every single year there is will be my seventh season, trying to make it back again. so i learn something new. >> now weaver see some of the reality shows. we know some squads are more harsh than others, right? you guys, they still want you to look good, be fit, know all of your moves and everything? >> of corpse, the eagles are a great organization, we always strive to be the best, and look our best. >> okay, we were joking, it was warm out. but you guys get freezing cold right? you have to be gorgeous when it is freezing? >> what's the worse conditions you've her to cheer in? >> personally since i've only been on the squad for one year, i haven't had to experience the coldness that some of these girls have, i know some of them cheered in the snow, the

lot of other people including upton sinclair and his house was called for jumbo which is a ridiculous pun as his book was called the jungle and there was a really salacious sex scandal that took place. but he's played everywhere. so in 1924 she renews her patent and it continues to spread. she had been spending some time in chicago so you see some chicago properties on there and one of the groups that really embraces it are the quakers of atlantic city. they would make these on their own and they would have the property for whatever city they were in so there were philadelphia versions of the game and this is an atlantic city version so here again we have an atlantic city board. this is the charles todd board. if you look at this compared to the game i showed you the similarities between board become closer and closer so charles todd lives in philadelphia and he learns the game from a friend in atlantic city and he runs into some friends on the street and he says why don't you come over and we will have a monopoly night which was very in vogue at the time. so she teaches the game and afte

excuse the pun. set the tone in the dax. pretty big expectation number. really saying gets ready to lurch into the european markets they have structurally changed they are more efficient. european evaluations are more attractive. as soon as they get up, we will look for that he's at bloomberg.com and get it on our twitter account -- we will look at that piece and get it on bloomberg.com and get it on our twitter account. we spoke to the ceo, you see sales of dying but not as much as a market had anticipated. no turnaround for this year. quarterly sales declined. sales dropped by 1.9%. the market thought 2.6%. 150 million pounds invested in lvmh. we caught the with the ball gary and ceo will said 2015 has started well -- we caught up with the ball very and -- bulvarian ceo and he said 2015 has started well. it has been solid. they cannot rule out further revisions to the copper production from one of their biggest mining facilities in c hile. those are the three individual names. cars has not joined into this rally. car registrations are up by 7%. renault

to get at the heart of what is it about fashion that makes it -- pun intended -- fall between the seams of design protection? copyright. copyright is the first element of ip protection, however it generally does not apply to apparel. articles of clothing are considered useful articles. designers have tried to argue that their work is sculptural and a work of art, but it has been repeatedly said that it is to be functional. therefore it does not apply for copyright protection. if you are a quilter, you may have seen that some quilt say "copyright received." that is the pattern of the quilt. as is for jewelry design. clothing, typically, is not. the trademark. what do you think of immediately? immediately. trademark, these symbols to identify the origins or the source of products. as soon as we see the interlocking c's, we know it has to be chanel. but we have already established something right? , pirates are not trying to steal the trademark. they are not trying to pawn themselves off as chanel or nike. they are trying to be similar to chanel. but they are never trying to confuse a cons

. >> storm tracker six, i don't have any fast food puns. i cannot think that quickly.ive double scan showing most of our region is rain free, however i want to draw your attention up to the poconos where we have snow showers moving through mount pocono, lake harmony and more on the waste tomorrow perhaps extending the ski season a little bit longer. lets go to where sky six was earlier this evening as the sun was setting. this is time lapse over atlantic city. thinks the has clear sunset of march. by sunset tomorrow night we will be dealing with cloud and showers. temperatures dropping in the 40's. 47 degrees currently in philadelphia down from a high of 57. allentown 49. reading 46. millville 40. wilmington 48. sea isle city currently 46 degrees. the satellite six with action radar showing a few sprinkles and snow showers up to the north, upper level disturbance moving through. this will move through overnight and skies will be partly cloudy and then we will wait for next system to arrive moving in by midday tomorrow. future tracker showing morning rush hour clear. go

no pun intended.the same fashion that you cannot have guns in schools there's no utility that we see for having them in a parks where our children are located. >> reporter: many local governments in pennsylvania have repealed their gun laws after the state jurisdiction law was boosted in fear of getting sued but many cities including philadelphia have been sued by the inform ra after leaving their gun laws in place. back to you guys. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> good news for a north carolina woman who's fighting for her life. dee bout is battling stage three cancer that spread through her body. every two weeks she travels to philly for treatment at the cancer treatment centers of america. she was leaving 30th street station on amtrak recent whole she checked they are suitcase when she got -- her bag back her cancer meds were missing. amtrak is looking into it. her family was having trouble replacingreplacing her meds locally but today we did learn the cancer treatment centers of america was abl

upton sinclair's house was called the jungle zero which is a ridiculous pun. his book was called the jungle and there was this really salacious sex scandal that took place there. it was played at harvard, was played everywhere. in 1924 she renews her patent and continues to spread. she'd been spending time in chicago and you can see some chicago properties on there. one of the groups that embraces monopoly are the quakers of atlantic city. this is a picture of a quaker monopoly night. they had wooden boards and people would make the spores on their own and add properties for whatever city they were in. they were philadelphia version some boston versions of the game. this was atlantic city version of the game you can see there. here we have an atlantic city quaker board. this is charles todd's board. if you look at it compared to the lindsay mcghee game the similarities become closer and closer. charles lives in philadelphia and he learned the game from a friend in atlantic city. he runs into some friends on the street. he says why don't you come over and we'll

. >> there's puns all around. when you think about it, tight underwear is more of a common political issue than it would seem at first glance. it's just each politician puts its own position on it as they jockey for it. that's it for the ridiculist. >>> hi. i am so confused. it wasn't supposed to be like this. of all the places, it's here in iran that i am greeted most warmly by total strangers. the other iran, we've heard about, read about, seen in the news. but this? but this, i wasn't prepared for. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. good to be here finally. it's taken some time. like a lot of time. like four years i've been trying. finally. tehran. city of nearly 8 million people. capital of iran. it feels like there are neighborhoods of rome that's built like t