that is on the left shoulder there just before ritchie arlboro. give crews some space. 270 moving right along down from urbana all through the lane divide, you are good to go. you can see through centreville that, bright green that things are absolutely running smoothly at this time all the way in toward the belt way. nassas to from ma the belt way. >> changes in how the military handles sexual assaults is headed to the president. it includes provisions that crack down on perpetrate oregons of sexual assault and rape. a commission is set to decide today where in prince georges county a new casino will be built. m.g.m. submitted plans at national harbor. another wants it at the race way. and another on route 210 in fort washington. >> coming up, a loudoun county woman accused of murdering her husband is due in court. police found her husband dead in hair home back in may. neighbors said there were problems with the couple. police report being a back -- called to their home multiple times. >> >> snow and ice are making for a nasty holiday travel sea

and if anybody can someone pass me the divine not done either by the high cost which makes joe ritchie know that in each act the dark enough not to hide the interstate wanted to stop the traffic. don't use of chocs kept making for the skill to beat the egg on monday. as i did update your blog you're gonna carry on movie of the village of them on a bad idea and got him on by the way robin with the aid worker who would rta or by the body view of a i didn't trust the good of the claimed on or that the agreement on going via up new ones in the us to admit it. one of those stitches remain under a blanket of snow. nobody has received a fun activity says on the part of any. and on the boston yet another one of a dob of the conduct of the donkey. i got to make and others in the day the quarantine conditions the beating of its apogee topic. travis remain stunted that tv stations due to duty in conspicuous. met officers have stayed in pitches and continue to give it a stronger lusty i see this bastion of them end up with an eight twenty eight allies whoa that's the way it was insulting show this

interesting to see if he stands behind ritchie or pushes ritchie out. then we have the name i perhaps received more pleas for to put on the list and that is, jon chambers of cisco. take a look at the company's stock over the past ten years, it's really done nothing and if you look at the performance, of course, it's been a continuous underperformer. >> you go away, think about it and come back and give us your findings. >> i'll do that in a week or so. >> thanks so much, herb. >> still ahead on "street signs." starbucks getting roasted today. plus, mandy, we have a message for jim cramer. jim, if you are listening, there's folks out there that want you to visit them. they are willing to do something crazy. i will tell you what that is coming up after the break. >> later on we'll be talking about booming barbies. not australian grills. the dolls. and a super big, super bold buzz kill. all those things coming your way. americans take care of business. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameripr

who has beth ritchie been one of my favorite people for longer than it would be reasonable for us to talk about here. the instituter of for research on race and public policy at the university of illinois at chicago. she is an intellectual mentor, one of the people who introduced me to the possibility that in the academy we can both be serious scholars and committed activists. her research projects include a study of factors including rearrest rates for women and young people released from large urban jails and also an examination of public policy and social factors that impact incarceration rates. i teach her book regularly. she is the recipient of the union institute's audrey lord legacy award. "e book that i teach is arrested justice, black women, violence and america's prison nation." welcome my panelists. [applause] the way that we have decided to do this is to give each person on the panel who could undoubtedly speak for two and a half hours themselves, three to five minutes. i will hold you accountable for the three to five minutes. mostly because i have a series of questions

the money i don't not know yet how much money build a shelter on the outskirts of phnom penh the ritchie family. she sweetly two daughters and son who cried for their fault and. i need to get a proper job away from my church to go to school. that's all i want to see the majority of people here are christians like going home. many see that this year. they don't have the means to celebrate christmas. here we are taking off a long road to recovery cheney neocon chess the world. until done. that wraps up our plates and nine attorney in woman in bangkok members of north korea's ruling party have confirm something that's been rumored for days they announce that the uncle of leader kim jong hoon has been dismissed chinese song tax served as vice chairman of the national defense commission. analysts widely seen as qantas mentor the knots on the scheme to get it done. local honey take it as he was publicly on and on and on the continent of fun playing it on hubble. who isn't looking like i'm keeping it on the potty. we think it's good enough. north korean state run television broadcasts several p

. >> what do mayor ford, a-rod, ritchie incognito, anthony wiener and miley cyrus all have in common?of the scandal. we are going over the biggest ones of the past year. >> they are known for super hum hum human accomplishments. here is the rutgers coach berating his team. tao lying about having a dead girlfriend. >> he looked up the funeral homes and no one was buried bye-bye by that name. >> yankee slugger a-rod denies being on steroids. and ritchie incognito is accused of being a bully. >> i did lie to my wife about these things. >> how do you plead to that count? >> guilty. >> guilty or not guilty? >> also guilty. >> i have let down the country, our constitchuants, and my family. >> i didn't use crack cocaine nor am i an addict. >> yes, i have smoked but i am not an addict. >> i beg my family, children, partners and everyone i beg forgiveness. >> and miley cyrus was in the news and so was justin beiber. and simon cowell father a child with his friend. and the president wasn't excluded from the list beginning with the 2012 benghazi attack to the irs targeting certain groups. and ja

she's not in the green part of england well she's joining us on the line from brussels where hi judy ritchie thanks for your time we're seeing fracking causing more and more problems we're hearing more stories about it coming out now for east and west europe this is going to draw the attention from the e.u. authorities at last or are they still turning more of a blind eye to it than you'd like. well certainly there's action that we really like to see in some degree of certainty about you know what the legislation is that applies to a lot of the test drilling there's a question about you know whether environmental impacts the estimates and lead to some of this given that it's just exploratory whether it's environmental impact will be up to drilling itself or whatever so we would certainly like to see some really strict rules about this because the consequences you know are taking a potentially very damaging other people that need to listening to go. well i think you know there's certainly a big disagreement there are countries which are a very much in favor of moving ahead with maximum extrac

. >> ritchie incognito won't be playing but he will still get paid. he will be on the nfl's suspended list with pay for the remainder of the season. incognito was suspended after allegations he bullied teammate jonathan martin. those surfaced and he will be paid 220,000 dollars per game. >>> the mega millions jack would the sores to $586 million with a cash payout of 316.5 million. it is the second largest jackpot in the history it can increase again before tonight's drawing. the odds of winning 159 million. if no one wins tonight the jackpot for the drawing will begin at $800 million. >>> nice. >> if you travel you could use some of that cash. airfares are going up. the new budget deal is to blame. >> lauren simonetti is here with the fox business network with more. >> listen up air fair getting more expensive. you have congress to thank. on july 1st the security fees you pay on air fair are going up not just a little bit but up 120 percent to 5.60 for each one way domestic flight it is all part of the bipartisan budget deal already passed by the hou

i was evidently the first guy in the 19 years that ritchie was in high school to -- to -- to, to, strike window at arnold's. guess who wound up winning in the end. the fonz. that's right. >> i had a feeling it always happened on the show. some times wave his thumb at people. >> hey. >> they fell down. >> jimmy: your big premiere last night on the disney lot. >> on the disney lot. walt the disney studios is the most, most, mostly like it was in the old days. because there is parts of it where you stand in 360 degrees, it could be 1957. >> jimmy: for me it represents something very different. because whenever i go there, of course, abc is owned, to be yelled at by someone. >> yes, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it looks like you guys were having a lot of fun. >> check that out. you see, there is bradley whitford on the show tomorrow night. that, is kelly marcel wrote the screen play. kathy baker. dick van dyke from the original. >> mary poppins. >> julie andrews. [ applause ] >> there is me. [ applause ] that is the -- ambassador to ghana. i don't know why he was there. but i am not sure what he wa

. >> benjamin ritchie was in for a pretty horrendous crime. he's on death row.eath row is a very dark, depressing place. but when he started playing with his cat, cletus, there's some kind of bonding. there's a display of affection that you would never normally see in a prison environment. >> you wouldn't believe what a cat would do. i'm not a cat person to begin with, but i got me one and, you know, i like the little fellow. >> it's interesting to see this change in these hard core, tough inmates whenever they're around their own cats particularly. they just become so much more softened by having this connection with an animal. >> he's my buddy. when times are hard, you know, he can snuggle up to you. >> here there's a safe place for these guys to kind of mellow out, have something to love, and embrace something a little bit different than the darkness and pain they're usually surrounded by. >> there's a code of sorts with these cats. you do not mess with somebody else's cat. you don't hurt them. you don't look sideways at them. heaven forbid you spit at one of

ritchie was one of a kind.nted actor. >> i have been assigned to a new post. and you, eileen. with your irish charm. farewell to the many fine actors who died this year whose talents, humor and grace will live on. our look to julie harris who rode the ferris wheel with james dean. and joan fontaine. and sad farewell to paul walker, who raced to superstar come in the "fast and furious" movies. when paul walker's life came to a tragic end with in a fast car he was only too real. was awarded congressional medal of honor in 1952 for valor under fire in korea then devoted the rest of his life to helping his fellow veterans. a salute to him. and to all the brave men and women who gave their lives for their country this year, thank you. tom clancy's military thrillers extol the virtues of those who serve. in stories so real some suspect he he stole government secrets. i made up stuff that turned out to be true, he said. >> i hated this movie. hated, hated, hated, hated this movie. >> osgood: roger ebert, thumbs up to

let's move on scene power lies in a taxi and trusts that night perspective of the mac ritchie did these events was once the goodwill fountain is in sight see. so if things remain as they are marinating your situation. parents and frankly most people view i think this is all within the draft constitution for now and no date set for the upcoming elections to the cia still has serious obstacles to a the comp. in case the first chapter of the country's nine cent democracy. hard core lot of criticism and that reports of one star review perhaps most such a crude. you feel as though the spirit of that spontaneous uprising of three years ago as we need to. well i feel that india has completed today the construction of the first stage of the rocket called democrat guys nation and our duties as addressing the construction of the second floor of this rocket which is colder that he's full of vietnam's on power. and this is what teenagers do it. i think that that view by the professor the other end. he's extremely pasha. any democrat taxation move. when you are playing the game by the rule of democr

who has beth ritchie been one of my favorite people for longer than it would be reasonable for us to talk about here. the instituter of for research on race and public policy at the university of illinois at chicago. she is an intellectual mentor, one of the people who introduced me to the possibility that in the academy we can both be serious scholars and committed activists. her research projects include a study of factors including rearrest rates for women and young people released from large urban jails and also an examination of public policy and social factors that impact incarceration rates. i teach her book regularly. she is the recipient of the union institute's audrey lord legacy award. "e book that i teach is arrested justice, black women, violence and america's prison nation." welcome my panelists. [applause] the way that we have decided to do this is to give each person on the panel who could undoubtedly speak for two and a half hours themselves, three to five minutes. i will hold you accountable for the three to five minutes. mostly because i have a series of questions

janet yellen agrees to ritchie supports it. what we have is $5 billion less bonds last month.ach month and mortgage-backed securities. that puts you down the end of 2014 as having close to $4.5 trillion on the fed balance sheet. then the question becomes -- how do you unwind that without creating havoc in the market, and if short-term interest rates still are close to zero, might there be other asset bubbles? those are the conversations happening on trading floors all across the world this morning. >> hans, what does janet yellen -- she will be taking over the chairmanship of the fed fairly shortly -- what does she make of all of this? does she have any flexibility? ben bernanke,om and this appears he has built consensus. he would build a great deal of consensus and he govern by consensus. willorthstar for the fed be the data. listen to how ben bernanke said, this is all data dependent. >> if incoming information supports the committee's expectation of further progress towards its objectives, the committee is likely to reduce the pace of monthly purchases and further measures

who has beth ritchie been one of my favorite people for longer than it would be reasonable for us to talk about here. the instituter of for research on race and public policy at the university of illinois at chicago. she is an intellectual mentor, one of the people who introduced me to the possibility that in the academy we can both be serious scholars and committed activists. her research projects include a study of factors including rearrest rates for women and young people released from large urban jails and also an examination of public policy and social factors that impact incarceration rates. i teach her book regularly. she is the recipient of the union institute's audrey lord legacy award. "e book that i teach is arrested justice, black women, violence and america's prison nation." welcome my panelists. [applause] the way that we have decided to do this is to give each person on the panel who could undoubtedly speak for two and a half hours themselves, three to five minutes. i will hold you accountable for the three to five minutes. mostly because i have a series of questions

the social season was curtailed on the advice of ellen's social secretary ritchie felt that been a precedentstringy harrison administration when his wife had died they had curtailed the social season, so there wasn't too much entertaining that margaret had to do. >> despite her short tenure in the white house, ellen wilson also brought on the rose garden. we will learn more about that in our next video. >> we are in prospect garden here in princeton new jersey. this is the garden that ellen wilson originally designed when she was resident of prospect house from 1902 to 1910. i think that here we see the full expression of ellen's aesthetic vision. she is an oil painter, very competent. she knows a lot of the american impressionist painters of the day. she loves to paint landscapes, and as a corollary to that she laid out this extraordinary people garden at the prospect house. she plans to cedar trees, she plans all sorts of flowers. loves this garden so much that she hates to leave it when wilson enters politics and he enters princeton. she brings the white house gardener back to this garden

this comes one day after they suspended ritchie incognito's suspension.walked away from the team a month ago in a highly publicized move. >>> despite the chaos of black friday, $12.3 million was spent on black friday. this was up 2.3% from last year. however, since so many stores did open on thursday itself, actual black friday sales was down by more than 13%. >>> well, the deadline for the problematic obama care website passed yesterday. they're saying it performed well under new servers and updates. >> can we believe them and what is the next move for republicans? let's ask republican representative jack kingston. good morning, congressman, how are you? >> good morning. it's great to be with you guys. >> now we've heard you seau bomb ma care is something that needs to be repealed and replaced but then in a recent radio interview you said it's not the responsible thing to do so let obama care fail on its own. what do you mean by that? >> well, i voted 40 times to kill obama care. i'm chairing the committee that actually defunds obama care. i voted to can