making that clear when he spoke not long ago in raleigh, north carolina. he talked about boosting the rae manufacturing hub. mike viqueira is in washington and the president calling this the year ofove or work around se gridlock that libby just described on capitol hill. he said he has a pen, this is what he said, the implication is that he has a pen, and he's not afraid to use it. this is part and parcel with last year, the promised zone and economically depressed areas around the country. these are the manufacturing sides, manufacturing hubs in raleigh north carolina of action washington one way or another. >> we've made progress. the pieces are all there to bring back more of about their legislative and political strategy going in. >> mike, are we to assume that there may be politics at play on this tour by the president? he is at research triangle park in north carolina, a battleground state. i don't del, we might note that kay hagin, a freshman senator, she was not there in attention today, and some eyebrows were raised. the conjecture she didn't want

in raleigh, north carolina, 86 -mile-an-hour winds breaking a record. so many images like this one. trees coming down. with warmer temperatures coming, frozen rivers after that arctic blast are now melting and bringing flooding fears. this image of the delaware river near trenton, new jersey. and look at this tonight. the flooding north of albany, new york. that truck under water there. in the midwest tonight, in chicago, the danger, the falling ice smashing into the sidewalks below. tonight, a major change is coming and we begin with abc's linzie janis with the storm hitting the west right now. >> reporter: tonight, the big thaw causing a big mess. from washington to oregon, wind gusts of up to 85 miles per hour sending trees crashing into homes, cars, cutting power to tens of thousands. >> the crash was the trees taking my gutters off my garage. >> reporter: you've already seen this incredible video of strong winds wiping out homes under construction in raleigh, north carolina. but we now know the winds at the city's airport clocked in at a record 86 miles per hour on saturday. in

and check out this video in raleigh, north carolina. heavy winds ripping through these houses being built. farther north, at new jersey's freehold raceway, a slick track sent this starting gate car plowing into the horses. >> we have an accident on the track. >> reporter: tonight, those horses are all okay. and in falmouth, maine, freezing rain triggering this major accident between four tractor-trailers and two cars. here in new york city, the big thaw, bringing warm temperatures and plenty of rain. but in the western part of new york state, a flood watch still in effect. david? >> some real flooding fears as we head into tonight. our thanks to linzie. >>> i want to bring in meteorologist chris knowles in from the weather center tonight. chris, great to have you. you were saying, this rain continues right on through the night. >> that's right, david. another storm is moving into florida. and the entire east coast is affected. a front that stretches from maine to florida. bringing upwards of two inches of rain with this. strong winds, a

this week i visited a company in raleigh, north carolina that helps make electric motors that cut harmful carbon pollution. i stopped by n.c. state university where engineers are set to develop the technology further. it is part of my push to make america more attractive for the jobs that the middle class requires. increasingly, we are. thanks in part to all of our strategy, for the first time in nearly two decades we produce more oil at home that we buy from the rest of the world. we generate more natural gas than anybody. health care costs are growing at their slowest rate in 50 years and since i took office, we have cut our deficits by more than half. we are primed to bring back more of the jobs claimed by the recession and lost to overseas competition recent decades. that requires a year of action. i want to work with congress this year on proven ways to create jobs, like building infrastructure and fixing our immigration system. where congress is not acting, i will act on my own and put opportunity within reach for anyone who is willing to work for it. that is what i did in raleigh,

funnel clouds in raleigh north carolina, with heavy winds ripping the houses being built. and here, a slick track sent this starting gate plowing into the horses. tonight, those horses are all okay. and in maine, freezing rain triggering this major accident between four tractor-trailers and two cars. the nationwide flu outbreak continues to grow, tonight, the bay area officials confirmed 11 deaths due to the flu, other counties are seeing results from the flu, they're waiting for test results to come back. this year, it is not affecting just the young and old, more are younger, twice as much as last year. according to the cdc, 37 states highlighted here in red are reporting heavy flu activity. and in marin, they sponsored a free flu clinic, the goal was to vaccinate as many people as possible. >> i encourage everybody to get the flu shots. it will help protect you against several various other flus, including the h1n1, which is the most difficult. >> you could decrease your chances of getting the virus by 50 to 70%. and the cdc has a flu shot finder you can see on the map

president obama is in raleigh, north carolina, where he unveiled his plan to boost the economy. the president named raleigh one of the newest high tech manufacturing hubs in the country. the attack on th bengahzi could have been avoided. the u.s. ambassador to libya was one of four americans killed in the attack, and the united states is anewing an additional pledge to the humanitarian aid tfor those effected by the syrin war. talk to al jazeera is next on al jazeera america. >> everything that we thought about the messiah was wrong. >> america attacked canada and canada chose to fight a guerilla war in response, you should put your money on canada. >> on "talk to al jazeera" you have heard riveting stories. >> i had many talks with nelson mandela. i never heard him say he was grateful to the united states. >> the only thing i hate about rich people, they work harder than poor people. they don't. >> i'm john siegenthaler. we're highlighting some of our favorite moments since launched. starting with resa asian. >> resa, what is it about jesus, his words and his actions that posed

president obama went to raleigh, north carolina, visiting a manufacturing facility there.ollowing on a plan he announced at last year's state of the union, and that is to form these manufacturering hubs around the country, north carolina being one of them, youngstown, ohio, previously announced. this is a partnership between public and private entities and non-profits to create an electronic hub. but the president spent the bulk of his time talking about the economy, turning the corner now five years plus into his administration. here's what he had to say. >> we made progress. this is what i mean this could be a breakthrough year for america. the pieces are all there to start bringing back more of the jobs that we've lost over the past decade. >> reporter: so in many ways the president is embarking on the triumph of hope over experience. a, um, could of years he operated under the slogan we can't wait another rationale for using executive orders, unilateral actions by the administration to enact part of his agenda. but the president obviously now very serious about this, h

north carolina. this is air force andrews right now, outside of washington, d.c. where the president is departing for north carolina -- instead this is where he is landing at raleighnorth carolina. >>> it has been one of the biggest scandals to rock the vatican, child sex abuses to rock the kat rick church. the first report from an international children's right origanizatio organization. simon mcgregor-wood reports. >>> peter saunders was a victim of sexual abuse at the hands of his catholic priest at school. so was his brother mike. for him abuse triggered a life cursed bidrin k and drugs and an early death. peter runs an organization helping other survivors. >> most survivors are not particularly interested in compensation. they are interested in seeing change. they are interested in knowing that what happened to them is not going to happen to future generations. having said that, compensation, i think is entirely appropriate when it comes to people who's childhoods have been stolen. >> reporter: the vatican has a new pope. he's popular and made some big promises. pope francis wants openness, and a new transparency even on this toxic issue. he set up a new comm

we're waiting for the president to begin his speech in raleigh, north carolina, at north carolina stateobama gets ready to come to the podium, chris christie and even wendy davis are big names making headlines just a few weeks into the new year, a year that promises to have a lot of political twists and turns. so we've expanded our political round table. joining us now is eugene robinson. "usa today's" bureau chief susan page, and of course, chris matthews. the president is about to come out. he's going to be speaking about the economy as he shakes hands and gets ready to go up to the podium. quickly, susan, what we're hearing from him is what the agenda is. this is teeing up income inequality and the state of the union in two weeks. >> that's right. and a big speech for him. he needs to recapture a little momentum going into the state of the union, going into this new year. >> and here's the president. >> thank you so much. thank you. it is good to be back in north carolina. [ cheers and applause ] if you have a seat, go ahead and have a seat. if you don't have a seat, don't. it is goo

this week i visited a company in raleigh:, north carolina that helps make electric motors that cut harmful carbon pollution. i stop by and see state university where engineers are set to develop a new -- n.c. state university where engineers are set to develop the technology further. increasingly, we are. ourks in part to all of strategy, for the first time in new -- nearly two decades we produce more oil at home that we buy from the rest of the world. we generate more natural gas than anybody. health care costs are growing at their slowest cost -- rate in 50 years and since i took office, we have cut our deficits by more than half. we are primed to bring back more of the jobs claimed by the recession and lost to overseas competition recent decades. that requires a year of action. i want to work with congress this year on proven ways to create jobs, like building infrastructure and fixing our immigration system. where congress is not acting, i will act on my own and put opportunity within reach for anyone who is willing to work for it. that is what i did in raleigh, by launching america's

raleigh, north carolina was in tennessee. but he wanted to be in the cabinet. so he took the job as secretary of the navy. at the democratic convention in 1912, daniels had met young roosevelt, who was very active, handling people to get them to vote for wilson. he thought, this was my guy. he knows the sea. i've talked to him. he has failed a lie. summer home is along the sea across the coast of maine. just the person for me. and besides, his uncle ted was assistant secretary of the navy back when mckinley was first president. and so, he asked roosevelt. roosevelt was delighted to take the job. and then, a visitor came to the office of the secretary of the navy. lsu root who was the senior senator from new york state. he said is pretty dangerous to appoint a roosevelt within a position. roosevelt's want to take over anything they can't manage anything that guy. he's not a good choice. that's exactly what daniels wanted. he didn't know anything about the navy. he'd be very glad to have somebody do the work as possible. besides, what he really wanted to do was s

president obama is in raleigh, north carolina, where he unveiled his plan to boost the economy. ident named raleigh one of the newest high tech manufacturing hubs in the country. the attack on

same theme, partnering with the private sector, universities and non-profits, today he is in raleigh, north carolinathese manufacturing enterprise zones that the president actually brought up in the state of the union last year, now coming in just under the achiev. but that obviously very much still up in the air, del. >> mike, the president also of where we are. in this the midst of the height of the edward snowden scandal, the president appointed a council to come up with recommendations on how to handle the intelligence gathering processes that proved to be so controversial in the wake of the revelations. the president received that report last month. now on friday he is assimilated all of thathis divisions on fri. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> there is a new report out that says that attack on the u.s. console late in benghazi could have been prevented. security officials ignored threats in libya. it was initially called a protest despite a lack of intelligence to support that. the u.s. ambassador to libya was one of four americans killed in that attack. >>> and a string of attacks in iraq t

he knew no naval terms, he had never sailed, knew nothing about the seat, raleigh, north carolina was inland from the sea but wanted to be in the cabinet. he took the job as secretary of the navy. at the democratic convention in 1912 daniels had met young roosevelt who was very active, handing people to get the vote for wilson and he thought this is my guy, he knows the sea, i he has sailed loss, his summer home is a long the seat of the coast of maine. just the person for me. and besides his uncle ted was assistant secretary of the navy back when mckinley was president and so he asked roosevelt, roosevelt was delighted comments and then a visitor came to the office of the secretary of the navy, the senior senator from new york state, he said it is pretty dangerous to appoint a roosevelt to any position whatever. roosevelts always wanted to take over anything they get and manage anything they get. he is not a good choice. that is exactly what daniels wanted. he didn't know anything about the navy. he would be glad to have somebody do the work if possible and what he really wanted to d

in raleigh, north carolina, i spent the day with scrabble champions.not know what all the words mean, they know how to put big points on the board. >> 15, 17, times three -- >> this isn't your run-of-the-mill living room scrabble competition. kevin bauerman and rehman gau from raleigh, north carolina, are champions. >> what do you do if you have five es. >> you're stuck. no way out of it. >> reporter: defending. >> 74. >> reporter: national school -- what would you say is the best advice to give to a new scrabble player? >> make words. >> reporter: -- scrabble -- >> why are the two of you playing just against me? i think this is a little uneven here. >> reporter: -- champions. >> are we good? elixir is with an i. >> reporter: part of a growing number of fanatics who devote the better part of their day to the classic game. >> we're obsessed with scrabble because we love language and language is common to everybody. >> reporter: eric smith, a web developer is a member of this weekly club, one of hundreds around the country where people of all ages and in

criminalizing minor misbehavior sarah hoy went to wake county north carolina, some who charge it as being the biggest pipeline in the country. >> in raleigh, north carolina. 2006 students, they are known for diversity, a magnate program that attracts kids from the city and enough of a crime problem that a security officer is assigned to the campus. today is a routine school day, unlike that day last may. >> we are in the high school because there is something going on. kids all in the middle of the street. >> what's going on? >> i don't know what, officer. >> police officers. >> i got arrested and booked and handcuffed. >> they cuffed me and another student up, and we go down to the detdeposition center. >> when i got in the office, they said they would arrest me. >> we sat down with one anglo parent and two at the high school and how it turned into mayhem. >> i was there to pick up my twin daughters. i am in the car pool lane. i say please presence there. yes understand why at the time. i went inside and was going to check my daughters out. >> that's when they told me there was a -- this was a senior day prank, water balloons or what hav

. >>> president obama is in raleigh, north carolina, where he unveiled th the economy. >>> the report on the attack of bengahzi could have been prevented. security officials ignored warnings about threats to american personnel. the ambassador to libya was one of those killed in the attack. >>> and the united states is renewing the image to help syrians affected by the war. the united nations said $2.4 billion has been raised so far. those are the headlines. i'm tony harris. those are the headlines for this news hour. inside story is next for al jazeera america. >> riding on that information super highway. it turns out there are fast and slow lanes. new rules which means you may have to pay for the quickest ride on inside story. hello, i'm ray suarez. put a plug in a wall socket. electricity powers and appliance. there is no better or worse electricity. it's the same juice supplied to your neighbors in mansions or shacks. head into a hotel lobby, people who stay more often have their own check-in line, get a different level of service and access to a nicer room. you can stay but you ma

. >> hurricane force winds knocked down a raleigh, north carolina, condo complex under construction. occupied when it came down saturday but when raleigh woman was killed when a tree fell onto her. >>> and former defense secretary robert gates is speaking publicly for the first time about his controversial new memoir. gates tells "cbs sunday morning" he doesn't regret anything in the book. alison harmelin reports. >> reporter: robert gates calls his new book, quote, an honest account of his time as secretary of defense. >> people gave me a lot of credit when i was in office of being blunt and candid about what i felt about things. i could hardly be any less in writing a book. >> reporter: the former cabinet member is attracting attention for questioning president obama's leadership. gates says the president had reservations about whether his strategy in afghanistan would work. >> as i write in the book, it was this absence of passion, this absence of a conviction of the importance of success that disturbed me. >> reporter: but some lawmakers question the timing of the book. >> when w

raleigh, north carolina, a high of 23 degrees. by wednesday, the cold recedes a little bit but we'll still be in the teens and 20s, not factoring in the wind chill, which could be well below zero. now, lester, i know winter is supposed to be cold but even by winter standards this is extreme cold that we're dealing with. lester? >> thanks, see you in the morning on "today." >>> and the nation's biggest arts and crafts retailer, michaels, may have suffered a data security attack affecting customers' payment information. a company spokesman tells nbc news michaels is trying to determine the nature and scope of the issue. following the massive data breaches against target and neiman marcus. >>> and the former aide to governor chris christie at the center of the washington bridge scandal was seen publicly today for the first time since being fired two weeks ago. former deputy chief of staff bridgett kelly and her family arrived at her home in ramsey, new jersey. no word on where they had been. a court officer was seen arriving shortly

president obama was in raleigh, north carolina today, to announce a new public/private manufacturing hub to be developed there. the goal is to bring more research and tech jobs to the u.s. >> we've made progress. and that's what i mean when i say this can be a break-through year for americans. the pieces are all there. to start bringing back more of the jobs that we've lost over the past decade. you know, a lot of companies around the world are starting to talk about bringing jobs back to the united states. bringing jobs back to places like north carolina. >> $70 million in federal funding has been earmarked for manufacturers in the raleigh area to make high-powered computer chips. >>> there could be some big changes coming to amazon.com. for the first time ever in the u.s., a group of amazon employees are voting to unionize. there's only 30 of them voting at an amazon warehouse in delaware, but those equipment maintenance and repair technicians could become the e-tailers first labor union members, afl-cio's head richard trumka says there's a reason why amazon's workers want to union

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raleigh. "state of conflict: north carolina." roadcast, bill moyers will join us in the broadcast, but first, an excerpt from his report. >> a monday in july. raleigh, north carolina. a position moves towards the statehouse. >> when it comes to health care, what do we do? police.the chief of you have five minutes to disperse and leave the property. >> once inside, they block doors and passageways, knowing it will get them arrested. they are part of a movement known as moral mondays. >> thousands protesting at the north carolina statehouse. the moral mondays protest here in north carolina. >> we are in the south. this is not wisconsin. this is the south. where justice was hammered out. where freedom was hammered out. this is the south. >> more than a dozen protesters are in police custody. >> the protest began with a small gathering on a monday in april. then there are number started growing monday after monday. >> each week there are more arrests than the week before. tonight, there were 49. >> the 13th wave of the moral monday pr

so congratulations, north carolina state. congratulations raleigh. let's get to work. d bless you. god bless america. >>> the president there, north carolina state university. the wolf pack. one of my favorite names for any college going on, going forward. the president making his pitch for a year of action right now. says it's time to open new businesses, create new jobs. he's got some specific ideas to make sure that the country does so, stays ahead of the curve around the world. we're going to get some reaction to what we just heard from the president. he's out there in north carolina right now with the wolf pack. we'll watch this crowd celebrate the president of the united states. by the way, his introduction, he did note that the democratic senator from north carolina, kay hey again was not there. he said the senator couldn't be here today but wanted to thank her publicly. her office said she decided to stay in washington because the senate is still in session. newt gingrich, the former speaker of the house, co host of the new "cross fire" is standing by and we'll

factors also is an indicator of whether people are going to get ahead or not i grew up in raleigh north carolina in the southeast which is a section of the country that the researchers have found is not very amenable to social mobility people that are born poor they're tend to stay poor and it also happens to be a very segregated society i was fortunate enough to go to a school system a public school system in raleigh in wake county that had worked very hard in the last several decades to desegregate both in terms of race and economic status but there is a real movement right now among some of the more conservative members of the republican party in north carolina to change that there is what they call a neighborhood schools movement which parents you know some parents think sounds like a good idea but if you look at this research on what creates a community where people have a chance to lift themselves out of poverty and move up the economic ladder you want more diversity in the schools you want people from different income levels going to school together so that's something to think about when

now the three year test which is slated to start in october will cast a vast radar net from raleigh north carolina to boston and now to lake erie with the goal of detecting cruise missiles or enemy aircraft that could be intercepted before reaching the capital these arrows stats have been deployed by the military at u.s. bases in iraq and afghanistan in the past and are known to carry powerful surveillance cameras that can track the movements of suspected. surgeons and even u.s. soldiers and when army staff sergeant robert bales murdered sixteen civilians in afghanistan in march of two thousand and twelve and aerostat above his base captured video of him returning from the slaughter in the early morning darkness with a rifle in his hand and a shawl over his shoulders limbs are an old fashioned technology but some privacy experts have pointed out that this would only increase the united states surveillance apparatus and therefore have called for strict regulation on the exercise and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to you tube dot com slash r t america check out our web si

and my administration's launched two hubs for high-tech manufacturing in raleigh, north carolina and youngstown, ohio where we connected universities to industries to help lead the world in advanced technologies. we eel -- we will launch six more this year. so get those bills to my desk. put more americans back to work. let's do more to help the entrepreneurs and small business owners who create more small jobs in america. over the past five years, my administration has made more loans to small business owners than any other. and when 98% of our exporters are small businesses, new trade partnerships with europe and the asia-pacific will help them create even more jobs. we need to work together on tools like bipartisan trade mow proceedings authority to protect our workers, protect our environment and open our market to new goods stamped, made in he u.s.a. listen, china and europe aren't standing on the sidelines. neither should we. we know that the nation that goes all in on innovation today will own the global economy tomorrow. this is an edge america cannot surrender. federally fun

a condo complex under construction could not with stand the 80-mile an hour wind in raleigh north carolinaerday. the storm also knocked out power to tens of thousands of people in northern georgia and the carolinas. >> boy that is just unbelievable video to take a look at there. >>> let's check in now on our forecast which is a lot less dramatic. but gosh mark it's just unbelievable. the fire danger we're talking about how dry it is and how warm it's getting. >> you look at the temperatures without any reference and you think it's back in september or october. here's the latest right now on live storm tracker 2. a few high clouds toward eureka toward the oregon border as well. we are in the clear. wind speeds as we mentioned earl littler have been picking up. so with those northernly winds picking up, high fire danger for tomorrow through tomorrow night: with the winds up a bit, temperatures on the warmer side. san jose reporting mostly clear skies, 48 degrees. stronger winds right now right around fairfield sustained at 16 miles per hour. the rest of the region wins on the order of three

and my administration's launched two hubs for high-tech manufacturing in raleigh, north carolina and youngstown, ohio where we connected universities to industries to help lead the world in advanced technologies. we eel -- we will launch six more this year. so get those bills to my desk. put more americans back to work. let's do more to help the entrepreneurs and small business owners who create more small jobs in america. over the past five years, my administration has made more loans to small business owners than any other. and when 98% of our exporters are small businesses, new trade partnerships with europe and the asia-pacific will help them create even more jobs. we need to work together on tools like bipartisan trade mow proceedings authority to protect our workers, protect our environment and open our market to new goods stamped, made in he u.s.a. listen, china and europe aren't standing on the sidelines. neither should we. we know that the nation that goes all in on innovation today will own the global economy tomorrow. this is an edge america cannot surrender. federally fun

host: independent line, raleigh, north carolina. caller: yes. my question is -- the administration has said that it is on the younger generation to sign up and pay for the healthier. if the healthier are allowed to stay on to their parents insurance until they are 26, it cuts them short, they will not be paying for it until after they get off their parents insurance. how is the affordable care act supposed to be paid for? thank you. guest: when you talk about younger, healthier people signing up for obamacare, we are not just talking about teenagers, we are talking about people in their late 20s, early 30s, into their 20's on the affordable care act. many people out there, those are the people the administration hopes to sign up for the new exchanges. host: gary is on the line for democrats. caller: why is it, if you had a doctor, the wonder -- the one doing the service, and then you had the insurance company, the one handling the money and the paperwork, and the government involved, why do you need all of these people involved? especially the i

teens in raleigh, north carolina. much colder across portions of the midwest.inneapolis one of the coldest spots. windchill minus 21 degrees. you have to bundle up as you head outdoors. highs are only going to make it into the single digits in minneapolis. atlanta and raleigh you will make it above freezeing into the 50's. that should allow the ice and snow to melt across many of the regions in the southeast. otherwise we have winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings in it effect across colorado because we could pick up to over a foot of snow in some of the higher elevations. chicago, by the way, into saturday you could see over six inches of snow. that will be something to watch currently under a winter storm watch. >> thank you, maria. >> they lost their lunch so they took to the street. (chanting) >> one school forcing grade schoolers to go hungry because of what their parents did. >> she has been giving men advice for years. now beyonce will be leading lessons for college students. >> we are three-days away from the super bowl. the ad just as imp

raleigh, north carolina, the southern capital seeing steady population growth and in expanding job market seattle, washington the ongoing growth in the aerospace sector will make the city attracted from buyers in the coming years. construction activity has more than double the lasted 25 years. home sales are about double digits. number two, nashville, tennessee with construction booming. more than doubled since 1990. at 3% from last year. the hottest number one housing market in the country, oklahoma city. this city is a good investment for those sellers and buyers. other markets on the list, denver, bethesda, md. more obstacles for a obamacare in the new year, and more of our look at housing in 2014 with the new role that government is set to take and then the man. it we will talk about that. you want to hear it. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who b

atlanta expecting high temperatures at 35 degrees at the freezing mark in raleigh, north carolina. new york city you will be warming up in the 20's today. a little better than it has been the last couple of days across the parts of the northeast and the same goes for you in the northwest. in minneapolis you make it above zero today. in the forecast 25 degrees that will feel much better after what you have been dealing with. otherwise temperatures around the average for this time of the year for the super bowl. that's good news. many people were worried about whether wurp going to be seeing a snowstorm or very cold temperatures. look at that forecast generally dry conditions kickoff temperature about 34 deerings. back to you heather and ainsley. >> people can wear shorts to the super bowl. it will be warm. >> all eyes on the broncos and seahawk players. they were senter stage. thousands of fans bouncing questions to the players. they were joking around before getting serious for the big game. most of the questions had to nothing to do with football. >> social media is a big focus fo

the president will specific today at carolina state university in raleigh, north carolina, to departn the next hour. president obama will reap the call to republicans to extend the emergency unemployment insurance benefits that expire for more than a million americans. this could be a preview of what to expect from the state of the union dress in two weeks. >> san francisco based wells fargo has a new title this morning, the most profitable bank. wells fargo made $21 billion in profits last year, enough to surpass j.p. morgan chase's $17.9 billion which is largely symbolic for wells fargo and j.p. morgan chase bank would have been the most profitable bang but legal costs cut into the bottom line. >>> the f.d.a. wants doctors to cut back on prescribing drug combinations with large amounts of tylenol saying pills that contain more than 320 milligrams of acetaminophen show no additional pain relief benefits but carry a greater risk of liver damage. in 2011 the f.d.a. asked drugmakers to limit their combination drugs to 325 milligrams but higher doses still remain an the market. >> the r

. >> i'm here to take to make raleigh, north carolina a magnet for manufacturing jobs. manufacturing is a bright spot in this economy. for decades, we've been losing manufacturing jobs. but now our manufacturers have added over 550,000 new jobs, including almost 80,000 manufacturing jobs in the last five months alone. we want to keep that trend going. >> we sure do. look i'm a supporter of the president of the united states. and i know there are a lot of people who watch this show and this network that love the president that think he can do no wrong, but i'm terribly confused. i'm here to tell you tonight the president has not explained the tpp to the american people, nor has he explained what fast track will actually do to american jobs, but this is what we get today down into north carolina. i'm not taking issue with the president and the numbers he's throwing out there. he's correct on that, but we're not getting the full story. you can't have it both ways. you can't say you're for manufacturing jobs and then turn around and do exactly what nafta did, except it's go

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once again he was caught, you know, ambushed because the president, of course, today was in raleigh, north carolina. >> but, i mean the earlier ones that he said this -- >> -- oh, yeah. i'm sure that he has some semblance of knowing what is happening. look, nothing seems to be very well coming out of chicago these days between rahm immanuel, between louis farrakhan, jeremiah wright, david axelrod, barack obama, solve owe lynn ski. there is something bad in the water. >> david axelrod has been good to me. i will take him out of your list at least i will. there is new over the irs targeting scandal. won't file any charges. they are furious, your reaction? >> this is unconscionable. you have to look at the fact that really this was not a very thorough investigation done whatsoever. it was done in the civil rights division. it was not done in the criminal division and, of course, i forget barbara -- i forget her last name, the lawyer that was brought in was a donor to president barack obama, that's kind of like asking the muslim brotherhood to investigate benghazi so for them the all of a sudden come u

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already seen this incredible video of strong winds, wiping out homes under construction in raleigh, north carolinands at city's airport clocked in at a record 86 miles per hour on saturday. in ohio ice jams caused a river to overflow. residents had to be rescued. pets, too. >> it was a bad situation. we just had to help them get out of there. >> reporter: in western new york, crews using boats, even a bulldozer, to free dozens of people trapped by floodwaters. >> we've lived here for 20 years and i've never seen the water come up this high. >> reporter: from pennsylvania to maine, the u.s. coast guard deploying ice breakers in rivers to try to stop the rising waters. >> just a few days ago, the hudson river here in new york city was full of ice. that ice is now gone. and luckily, the flood watches along this river have now been lifted. but authorities throughout new england say they are keeping a very close eye on rising rivers. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> there's growing frustration for some 300,000 west virginia residents who have been without clean water since thursday. officials say

the eighth graders in raleigh, north carolina.them about making global changes in health care how they can get involved. they are doing a project to help educate their peers all over the world about childhood obesity, smoking sensation and things like that. these are great kids and new fans of the willis report tonight. gerri: i'm glad to hear about them! thank to the shotout to them and thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you for having me. see you soon. >> thank you. >>> we'll be back with our two cents more and answer to the question of the day. are food stamps too easy to get? hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. niceay, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all

aiken also talked to the campaign committee and has met with figures in raleigh, north carolina, aboutks for the post. angie giles is a commentator. let's see what ford had to say to reporters yesterday. let's listen. >> i've been the best mayor this city's ever had. >> he may have a point. the last poll taken on his job approval was 42%. which was one point higher than president obama's. nia-malika, does his buffoonery actually help him? is there a constituency out there, not that i expect you to be confluent in toronto politics, that holds a sign saying hell yes when he does something stupid? >> that says all publicity is good publicity. even if he's getting out there dancing like a fool in church or wherever he was doing that at somefool. at some point openly got through him. in some ways, i am glad that he's running. enjoy bable to watch. here he gripes about a washington gridlock here. and the other thing is what does do other than run for mayor. for his perspective, a job. >> nancy, maybe toronto voters feel the same way that any area does and frankly, that i do. this guy is good

place to be but there are some sleepers that are new leveraging the technology centers like raleigh north carolinattle, portland and there is no plan prescription in or place to go but if you look for a more friendly family atmosphere eventually you want to get married provo and salt lake city are very attractive. melissa: were you surprised to see you taught twice in the top five? >> there has always been a vibrant seen there they had several good universities in the area people enjoy living there because if you want to have a family for whatever reason are various reasons utah is a very family friendly place no doubt. has summoned was raising a family in san francisco that is less family friendly place. melissa: why is it less family friendly? >> expensive. the schools are a challenge. to find a place to live is difficult and expensive. these are things that make you work harder debtor challenges if you want to raise a family. i am doing its but it would be easier to go to a lesser market. melissa: i just want to clarify it is not hostile to kids but it is expensive. >> some never argued the cit