. >> i'm about to introduce you to quincy, the most wonderful traveling companion. >> quincy, we ared trip. >> yes! >> this pup, quincy has his own vine channel. this video popped up last week, went viral. i would love to have this dog along on a road trip. >> yes! >> this is fantastic because it's like they're broing out on a road trip. >> does quincy have a mute button? can you say shh. >> enough of the celebrating. >> i just want to know how well quincy is trained. >> take a look ato esome other videos where quincy is the main star. >> quincy, howl like a wolf. >> this dog has a ton of personality. >> can scratch on command. >> scratch me if you love me. >> oh. >> i'm sorry. i think this dog is adorable. >> a clever move because you know the girls like the cute little dogs. guess what he's meeting? >> girls galore. >> cute! ♪ all of you loves all of me >> he can't get enough of that. >> singing like john legend "all of me". >> i love him. >> quincy has 25,000 followers. >> i bet he's got a ton of dates for having this dog in the vine channel. >> patrick has probably got dates too.

in fact, even john adams thinks she is the most important person in quincy. one day, abigail catches him opening a letter that mary has written to her. and she is furious! she says how can you open a bet letter -- and he said it isn't just any letter it is from mary and there is no that knows more than mary that i am interested in. and there is a lot of on elizabeth. she is the sister that endures the most and she is the pr prettiest and she stayed the best looking one. she was a magnificent looking woman. she was very much in love when she got married and things happen. i spend quite a bit of time with her as well. so i turn out not to be an equal opportunity biographer but i would like to read to you a little bit about -- and i sort of share abigail's view but a little bit about how abigail felt on equality. this is in a chapter that is right after john adams has been elected vice president and abigail has left mary behind in quincy and gone off to new york. two weeks later, mary explicitly acknowledged the wide gap between her lot in life and her sister's.

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and that's why they picked quincy. sheriff decided he wanted to do this to promote the town and to show that cops can have a lighter side. with the sheriff and deputy sergeant was actor scott pete. >> are those real tears? i didn't mean to make you cry. >> all this little guy wants to do is practice. >> and knows the instrument. he wants to practice. >> baby cello. >> see if practice makes perfect. >> this dude claims he spent -- >> zero dollars going to a dodger's game. >> see his tricks to what he calls the grand scam. >> that's not baby formula. that's a white russian. not only do we get in, we got booze. >> plus we're giving awan an ipad mini. get friday's buzzword for your chance to win next. jijim'm's s hahairir i is . soso's's h hisis s ser, anand d hihis s mamandnn [speaking mandndararinin]] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of amamereri, jim falls short in gegettttining g imimpoportrtanam food alone. mamakikingng j jimim m moro. adadd d onone e a a daday y m, rich in key nutrtrieientnts sy need. announcer:

tracy is a production manager, here with her dog quincy.the mat we're talking about here. >> the mat is amazing. super absorbant and makes cleanup a breeze. any kibble spills you can toss it in the trash. >> how cute is quincy? >> we picked modern pet bowls to go with that more modern decor. here we picked something more traditional. go with either a -- this is drinking fountain. cats and dogs prefer moveable water. that's what they're inclined toward. so this keeps the water flowing throughout the day. >> oh, my gosh. >> okay. >> and then -- >> we have catherine with gamut. >> we like anything dual purpose. this keeps the pet bowls elevated and helps aid in digestion for your pet and also stores extra pet bowls or pet bowls, pet food and stuff underneath. >> beautiful ones like that, that sit up be my dogs will not touch them. >> no kidding? >> lola is huge. no. it is so funny. they get hungry enough, i bet they would. >> we got a wash room here for cats. >> some products like litter boxes aren't the prettiest items in your home. this hide

. >> but quincy jones is not happy bit at all. this is what you have to say about it. >> they're trying to make money and i understand it. but the state, the lawyers, it's about money. >> quincy jones, of course he was the big producer behind most of jackson's big successes. does he have a point? >> oh, absolutely. i mean the estate, it's the estate's job to monetize the thing. is there's common sense. michael jackson released barely no music in the last ten years of his life. i kind of think this is the last gasp and it's going to make a little money for estate. considering reports he was nearly bankrupt before he passed away and the estate since has generated hundreds of millions of dollars. so his harris will be living -- life. >> i don't think -- living the high life. >> i think they'll come up with duets and other things. good to have you on the the show may be over but the conversation continues. you can also finds us on twitter @ajconsiderthis. see you next time. >> we're following the stories of people who have died in the

tavis: i thought about quincy joneses life -- advice to me. careful because the toes you step on today may be connected to the behind you have to kiss tomorrow. >> that is sage wisdom. >> i cleaned that up a little bit. can i just say -- i am not happy that i have to wait until 2015 to watch the last seven episodes. >> i am hoping you will be really happy when sunday's episode airs that next year there will be some more show because we're working really hard on it. it will be a big finish. that wasn't my decision, but i feel a downton abbey has eight episodes every season and no one is complaining. good, as myave done grandpa would say. it's amazing to me how a show that comes from out of nowhere becomes part of the american zeitgeist. it's a conversation we have every week. that has got to feel good. you have done something we have talked about for years. >> it's a minute now, and it's ending. you sort of say, i am very grateful, and i am grateful to the people. i'm grateful that i got to meet all these amazing people and learned so much and

reconstructing the track using fra grant funds without recommending pulling this agreement. as background, the quincy lead is a 9/10 of a mile-long freight rail spur will be tracked by the direct freight rail service to the port maritime peers 82, 84, 9296, is the only [inaudible] exiting the main line just n. of oakdale ave. and winding its way through city streets before crossing 3rd street just north of [inaudible] should. entering port property. the lead is jointly owned by burlington northern santa fe and [inaudible] and union specific role. ub is the sole operating on. there's an urgent need to upgrade the track to increase the reliability and efficiency of rail service to the ports and provide capability for us actual locomotives to enter the port. here's a map of the lead. what have we done? the port applied for and fra rail line and relocation grant in october of 2010. we were notified of a $3 million award in september of 2011. the grant requires a 10% match making this a minimum of $2.2 million project. during 2012 and 2013 port staff completed pulmonary engine and work with the fra to dev

. >> let's talk about it with our closing bell exchange, quincy cross by and ken mahoney and eric from russell investments, ron mullencamp and our own rick santelli. quincy, our bob pisani has this adage it's really significant when the stock market's following the bond market so closely and stock markets have been like a laser beam on the ten-year yield, and you're sort of dismayed that it does hover around 260. you think it should be higher, right? >> the ten-year is the embody meant, you know, of better economic data, worse economic data and geopolitical concerns and also what the fed is doing and how much treasuries are being auctioned off. the other thing is we're seeing that foreigners are picked up buying in the ten-year which is pushing the yield down. that said we think if the economic data continue to pick up, we will see a more cyclical tone in this market. almost regardless if the ten-year can't start pushing itself up. >> you know, we talk a lot about valuation here, whether it's parts of the market, the market overall and it looking frothy. eric, jeff dunlop is out there

some nypd departments do carry it and fire fighters in quincy, massachusetts one was quoted we are worried lawsuits andy woo are not covered in liability protection. is there a danger of a liability issue? >> in a society, anybody can sue for anything. and there is also a liability issue. and no harm or foul and if you have a nasaal spray, it is not likely there will be a lot of lawsuits from using that. >> and there is also an argument that this might take away a deterient. and like a overdose and i will come right back if i get t theantdote. >> it absurd. don't learn cpr because it will help people and not deter people from chose burgers if they are having a heart attack. don't learn cpr. it is a measure of crisis intervention and management. and if we introduce the number of overdoses. recovery works and they can get back to normal courses of development and be productive members of society but not if they are dead. >> there is a push as we mentioned for it to be available to first responders and also people, and you are one of them as we say that over the counter and in the drug store.

a 23-year-old quincy man has been charged with an indictment accuseses of destroying and falsifying records and documents and making false statements to the f.b.i. in the investigation. authorities say the man had ties to the bombing suspects and accused him of deleting photos and files from the computer after the identities of the brothers were made public but he is not charged with taking part in the bombings. >> the annual baseball award in san francisco honors dr. maya angelou. she was to attend the lunch as part of bail's civil rights game festivityies but she notified the officials a week ago she could not make it because of health reasons. "good morning america" anchor robin roberts will accept the bee condition award on maya angelou's behalf. >>> the cost of car crashes is adding up. a report fines that the economic impact of all motor vehicle crashes in the united states in 2010 adding up to $871 billion according to the national highway traffic safety administration. the price tag includes property damage, the cost of medical treatment, legal fees, insurance, and productivity loss

. >> police in quincy, california, teaming up with wall's ice cream to give drivers a tasty treat. of a ticket. up next, the bad. thieves stealing ussain bolt's cleats out of a museum in bolt. the sneakers are worth $30,000. finally the ugly. an all-out brawl happening on a live jordanian tv show as guests demolished the set. >> oh my gosh. "fox & friends" starts now. >>> good morning. it'sç thursday, may 8, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. they are vicious criminals accused of killing off an entire village and kidnapping hundreds of little girls. nearly every government agency calls them terrorists, but hillary clinton's state department says don't use the "t" word. >> and the latest insult to our veterans. they wait longer than anybody else when

firefighter quincy pearson heads into the smoke-filled restaurant to fight what appears to be a kitchen >> initially when we got inside, the smoke was very light at the moment. but i could see through it. i could see a glow coming from the area of the kitchen and also the area of the bar. >> but conditions take a turn for the worse as firefighters move farther into the restaurant. the smoke changes color and becomes dark and heavy as it falls toward the floor. the temperature around the firefighters rapidly increases. pearson's expertise kick into high gear. he realizes the firefighters are in imminent danger. >> the smoke has started to catch on fire. that's when everything is starting to go bad real quick. it's starting to get really hot in the room. i'm watching these signs before me unfold and i'm starting to recognize that we're about to be caught in a flashover. >> flashovers are triggered when extreme heat causes all exposed flammable material to ignite at the same time. pearson says flashovers are a firefighter's worst nightmare and almost also a calling card for certain death.

the 23-year-old man from kyrgyzstan, now living in quincy, massachusetts is accused of lying about hisdship with tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. federal prosecutors say they do not believe he knew in advance about the attacks. russia has called again for ukraine to stop its military offensive against pro-russian rebels. president vladimir putin made the appeal in a phone call with the president of france. but in kiev, the ukrainian defense minister insisted the campaign will continue, despite losses. he spoke a day after an army helicopter was shot down near the city of slovyansk, killing 14 servicemen. in syria, there's word that thousands of people are fleeing government-held cities ahead of next week's presidential election. opposition activists say insurgents ordered civilians to leave before they launch attacks to disrupt the vote. president bashar al-assad is expected to win a third term, despite demands by the u.s. and others that he give up power. officials in northern india fired two policemen today in the face of outrage over the gang rape and killing of two girls, ages 14 an

tracy is a production manager, here with her dog quincy.evated and helps aid in digestion for your pet and also stores extra pet bowls or pet bowls, pet food and stuff underneath. >> beautiful ones like that, that sit up be my dogs will not touch them. >> no kidding? >> lola is huge. no. it is so funny. >> we got a wash room here for cats. >> some products like litter boxes aren't the prettiest items in your home. this hides the litter box within the unit. so you can incorporate it into your decor and there is an easy open door on the front. >> you were looking ain t ining weren't you? >> it helps prevent odor from escaping. >> i like that. >> have to have a bigger house for something like that. >> absolutely. >> this is great for the crate. when i crate blake sometimes and i put a sheet over it, but this looks so much better. >> different sizes, different patterns. you can roll up two sides of this one so if your pet is inside, blake can enjoy the view or give him more of a cabana feel and close it up. >> okay. >> sweet. >> and if you want

quincy do not think it is getting a bit frothy?y should get corporate america more credit for knowing how to run their businesses? do they know how to run all of these different industries? >> corporations know how to run their business as. activism is short-term and orientation, to show up, ruffle your saber and hope for a pop in the share price. that is not helpful, but that is not what we're talking about. activist that are longer term in nature, that try to be constructive, they have tended to generate some positive impact on corporate governance. it does not have to be people ese companies in the short term. greg says the threat of activism cause them to tighten their gains and manage in a smarter way? does, and you're seeing this play out in the m&a marketplace. it used to be that ceo confidence was sufficient to drive m&a. now awful, but not sufficient. helpful, but not sufficient. we need core competencies. in those transactions, people are arguing that somum of hrte the parts is greater than the whole. the other way it is

work with federal state and local officials law enforcement partners professional organizations and quincyroup's to address this epidemic very thank you for the invitation to appear today i look forward to answering questions you have. >> thank you very much. dr. kolodny. >> chairman feinstein's senator whitehouse and senator klobuchar thank you for the opportunity to disclose our nations opioid epidemic. the increasing use of heroin in suburban rural counties across the country is easily explained. if you speak with the new heroin user they will tell you that they began using heroin after becoming addicted to opioids painkillers. this phenomenon is not new. people have been switching from painkillers to heroin since the epidemic again 18 years ago. like heroin opioid painkillers are made from oak wood and the effects the world's oxycodone and 99% of the hydrocodone supply. on what basis is a concluded that we need more opioids? to end this epidemic i think we must accomplish the same two things we must do for india disease epidemic. one, that we must prevent people from developing the dis

you remember john quincy adams when he defended the slaves who took over on the sod. remember fondly the defender of the unpopular when he represented susan b. anthony who voted illegally as a moment. we remember fondly eugene debs, who defended himself was accused of being against the draft and world war one and was given ten years in prison. we defend the unpopular. that is what the bill of rights is especially important for. we remember fondly clarence darrow and defended the unpopular. we remember fondly thurgood a partial it offended the unpopular when he convinced the supreme court to strike down regulation. -- segregation. where would we be without these champions? where would we be if without applying the bill of rights to those we don't like, don't associate with, who we actually think are guilty? where would the unpopular be without the protection of the bill of rights? one can almost argue that the right to trial is more precious the more unpopular the defendant we cannot, and we should not abandon this cherished principle now, critics will argue that these

we remember his son john quincy adams when he defended the slaves that took over the amistad. we remember fondly henry seldon who defended the unpopular when he represented susan b. anthony who voted illegally as a woman. we remember fondly eugene debs who defended himself when he was accused of being against the draft and against world war i and was given 10 years in prison. we defend the unpopular. that's what the bill of rights is especially important for. we remember fondly clarence darrow who defended the unpopular in the scopes monkey trial. we remember thurgood marshall who defended the unpopular when he struck down segregation. where would we be without these champions? where would we be without applying the bill of rights to those we don't like and those we don't associate with and those we believe are guilty? where would the unpopular be without the protection of the bill of rights? one can almost argue that the right to trial is more precious than more unpopular the defended. we cannot and we should not abandon this cherished principle. critics will argue that these

we do know a former president who ran for the house, john quincy adams, but a former senator? i think it's happened but i can't remember off the top of my head, but it's a good point because the house of representatives really is meant to be the people's house, and the senate really is meant to be the house of the state legislature, and the senate really isn't the people's house. it's not the house of the state legislatures. we don't know what it is. it's a mess. and that was pushed in 1913 by the progressives as was the federal income tax, those two amendments adopted the same area. progressives were republicans, too. taft, roosevelt -- excuse me -- and -- this is great, because now we're enfranchised. we can vote for our own senator. the problem is you're voting for a senator who is anxiousable -- answerable to whom? they treat the states like just another group. so they'll spend as much time dealing with -- a governor, say. they feel no obligation to these state governments, the state legislature whatsoever so that was quite revolutionary when that occurred. i think that's

we remember his son, john quincy adams, when he defended the shraeupls who took over -- slaves who took over the amistad. we remember fondly henry sel pho*pb twho -- henry selmon when he defended susan b. anthony. we remember eugene dove when he was accused of being against the draft and was given ten years in prison. we defend the unpopular, that's what the bill of rights is especially for. we remember clarence darrow twho defended the unpopular in the scopes monkey trial. we remember thurgood marshall when he convinced the supreme court to strike down segregation. where would we be without these champions? where would we be without applying the bill of rights to those whaoe don't like, those whaoe don't associate with, those we think are guilty. where would the unpopular be without the protection of the bill of rights? one can almost argue that the right to trial is more precious the more unpopular the defendant. we cannot and we should not abandon this cherished principle. critics will argue that these are evil people who plot to kill americans. i don't dispute that. my first instinc

we do know a former president who ran for the house, john quincy adams, but a former senator? i think it's happened but i can't remember off the top of my head, but it's a good point because the house of representatives really is meant to be the people's house, and the senate really is meant to be the house of the state legislature, and the senate really isn't the people's house. it's not the house of the state legislatures. we don't know what it is. it's a mess. and that was pushed in 1913 by the progressives as was the federal income tax, those two amendments adopted the same area. progressives were republicans, too. taft, roosevelt -- excuse me -- and -- this is great, because now we're enfranchised. we can vote for our own senator. the problem is you're voting for a senator who is anxiousable -- answerable to whom? they treat the states like just another group. so they'll spend as much time dealing with -- a governor, say. they feel no obligation to these state governments, the state legislature whatsoever so that was quite revolutionary when that occurred. i think that's

mike quincy is here and he's an automotive content specialist at consumer reports. be here. >> we'll look at the tire issues in a moment, but we'll start here on the dashboard. when things go off, why do we ignore them? >> you ignore them because you are like, i don't want to deal with it. we have lights coming on, is it my battery? >> what do thaw meey mean? >> a lot of times the lights come on when you start the car, but if they don't turn off, that's a problem. that may mean an emissions issue or a serious engine issue. if you are driving on the engine light comes on, check it out. >> the engine light comes on, what do you do? that's sure sign that your engine is malfunctioning? >> it's an engine malfunction or sometimes it's as simple as you didn't screw the gas cap on right and is messing up what they call the obd, on board emissions. >> that's happened to me, actually. >> it happens to a lot of people and sometimes you need to bring it back to the dealer to get it checked on. >> or screw on your gas cap a bit. what about that? >> that's probably telling you th

> drivers have been known to use clever tricks to get into the car pool lane, but state police in quincyguy who really just phoned it in. he propped a mannequin head on top of a jacket in the front passenger seat. but the trooper says the angle of the neck did not look right. the car pool lane, of course, must have at least two occupants. the driver was cited with a $50 fine. >>> it is 8:05 now. a check of the weather with al. >>> "today's weather" is brought you to by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >> and good morning, everybody. we got a nice group. down here by 48. who is this? >> juliet. she's 5 weeks. >> she's 5 weeks. where are you from? >> utah. >> do you get to say anything? >> no. >> that's the way we like it. >> today, as far as today, wet weather making its way through the northeast. a lot of fog as well. check out philadelphia, you could barely see across the river there. it will burn off later today, but there is a lot of airport delays here in the northeast. afternoon temperatures get awfully toasty along the eastern seaboard from washington to the south. 90s in