tom: it was amazing to see, and davidnd rosenberg -- rosenberg will push against that.ie quinn. vonnie: thank you very much. hillary clinton and bernie sanders try to establish themselves as progressive last night. if separately at a town hall meeting in new hampshire six days before the primary there. clinton is closer to being a moderate than a progressive. clinton defended herself saying she is a progressive who likes to get things done. sanders is leading in new hampshire. cost on reducing the so-called cadillac bite. both employers and unions have complained. the tax will not be imposed until 2020. the state of florida is declaring a health emergency in four counties over the zika virus. nine cases in florida. the emergency order allows the -- e a judge in philadelphia says a sexual assault case against the cosby can go forward. that it can go forward. and julian assange has been holed up in ecuador for more than three years. he said he will surrender to police if they rule against him. tofears that could lead standing trial in the united states for leaking classif

and, sid rosenberg says he's never been burglarized. but saturday afternoon -- he came awfully close. >> : i was kind of scared. >> phillipe :walking from one end of the house to the other, as rosenberg passed by the courtyard, he noticed two men casing his milford avenue home. when all three men made eye contact, rosenberg says the trespassers ran off. >> : and, then my wife saw them jump over this big fence. >> phillipe :rosenberg called police shortly after. >> : while we were on scene investigating that particular call, about five to ten minutes later, about five blocks away from there, we received another report of a burglary on de sabla. >> phillipe :hillsborough police captain doug davis says investigators believe the men seen at rosengberg's house committed the burglary on de sabla road. possibly because it was an easier target. the homes on milford are all gated off. but you can easily walk up to the doors on de sabla. >> : the description we have is fairly vague. they're tall, about six feet tall, slender in build, athletic we

behavioral therapist steven rosenberg says lately many people justre not p. for some it is tragic world events li shootings and rrorism. forthers constant work load mey or relationship problems. >> they look at thgs and they say well, i'm not satisfied wi where i am today. >> reporter: kevin kaufman is a successfulusiness owner. he founded his company in 1989 d was never off the clock. but as time passed, wle his siness was booming, h personal lifeas tanking. >> unfortunate part about it is you n live in the moment wh you a like that because you are ws thinking about the next thing you have to do, next deadline. >> reporter: he knew something has got to give so he started to do pnosis with cr rosenberg. he helped oe fure out wh they wa in life, and then teaches se pnis. with the guided cd kevin listen to his a information patients and goals daily. >> when do you self psis you are actually seeing the affirmations inour n a you a feelg th in yr bo. >> reporter: he says with this they go ur subconscious mind and that helps make your goalsour reality. >> it is ke

behavioral therapist steven rosenberg says lately many people just are not happy. some it is tragic world events like shootings and terrorism. for others it is constant work load, money or relationship problems. >> they look at things and they say, well, i'm not satisfied with where i am today. >> reporter: kevin kaufman is a successful business owner. he founded his company in 1989, and was never off the clock. but as time passed, while his business was booming, his personal life was tanking. >> unfortunate part about it is you don't live in the moment when you are like that because you are always thinking about the next thing you have to do, next deadline. >> reporter: he knew something has got to give so he started to do hipnosis with doctor rosenberg. he helped people figure out what they want in life, and then teaches self hipnosis. with the guided cd kevin listen to his a information patients and goals daily. >> when do you self hipnosis you are actually seeing the affirmations in your mind, and you are feeling them, in your body. >> reporter: he says with th

bush and dick cheney and simon rosenberg president of the new democratic network. i am looking at headlines, and donald trump turned it into a march, "trump a loser." is it reflecting the fact that many in the media have been waiting for a chance to attack donald trump? >> thing of the narrative coming from all of the debates from the beginning: jeb trying but failing to defend himself and this time we saw a totally different jeb, actually defending himself and going on the offense, new narrative. everyone jumped on that. i don't know if it is can completely fair because just because trump loses his cool does not mean that he loses it with the voters. they like that. it is his selling point the he is angry. >> look at one of the angry moments, donald trump and ted cruz and we will congress back on open -- come back on the other sigh. >> his policies have been very, very liberal, most of his life he is described himself as very pro choice and as a experter of partial birth abortion and right now high supports federal taxpayer funding for planned parenthood. >> are a

." >> reporter:35 years in thisand, sid rosenberg says he's never been burglarized. but saturday afternoon -- he came awfully close. >> "i was kind of scared." >> reporter:walking from one end of the house to the other, as rosenberg passed by the courtyard, he noticed two men casing his milford avenue home. >> reporter:when all three men made eye contact, rosenberg says the trespassers ran off. >>"and, then my wife saw them jump over this big fence." >> reporter:rosenberg called police shortly after. >> "while we were on scene investigating that particular call, about five to ten minutes later, about five blocks away from there, we received another report of a burglary on de sabla." >> reporter:hillsborough police captain doug davis says investigators believe the men seen at rosengberg's house committed the burglary on de sabla road. >> reporter:possibly because it was an easier target. the homes on milford are all gated off. >> reporter:but you can easily walk up to the doors on de sabla. >>"the description we have is fairly vague. they're tall, about six feet tall,

steve rosenberg, bbc news, siberia.ook at how some russians are living at the moment, and how the authorities are keeping track of journalists . turning to the u.s. presidential race, all eyes are on super tuesday on march the first win nearly a dozen states about on the same day, half in the american south. the bbc has been traveling through the region to discover how the u.s. became so divided. tennessee.ral the town of london. our video journalists have returned to the update. >> there was a time when we had unemployment in the high 20's. >> the town was depressed. no one had a lot of hope. ♪ if you remember, this was a time we needed help. 2009-2010. morale was low and unemployment was rampant. >> wwen the money came in, i think it was met with suspicion. they don't know the strings attached. >> folks here, like most southern towns look for the government to provide basic tenants like national security, national defense. ♪ i was working for a gas station. i managed it and cooked there. originally i was making $2.13

chiefjeffrey rosenberg, investment executive over it blackrock.ot miss an interview with alan greenspan tomorrow. why: mark mobius tells us he believes chinese assets will rebound later this year. another is more cautious on the region. alix: a positive outlook. we break down those numbers. ♪ alix: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i'm alix deal. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. let's head over to our markets desk where julie hyman has the biggest winners and losers on the day. julie: let's start with taser, one of the stocks in the plus column. they beat estimates by a pretty wide margin. nine cents a share and profit, up 20%. the weapons of segment -- of course, the tasers most of us are familiar with -- up 54% and ,t also makes axon body cameras that segment surging by 47%. the board authorizing a buyback of up to $50 million. also we are looking at signet jewelers today, one of the best performers in the s&p coming out with earnings, but specifically addressing concerns about its credit business, finance for customers. it lost $60 million in ba

rosenberg says joyce's stepped aside for those positions. he maintains calls for joyce's resignation are premature. do you think of public even a higher standard? >> public officials are definitely held to a higher standard and we expect that as public officials we also have due process rights. last month we told you the governor called for an ethics probe into whether or not joyce took advantage of his relationship with a randolph drycleaner to get as much as tens of thousands and free dry-cleaning. also in january the office of campaign political finance announced toys had agreed to pay nearly $5000 for using his campaign funds to pay for son's graduation party. last year joyce came under fire for handing out goldplated designer sunglasses as gifts to all 40 state senators. we asked the senate president if he spoken with joyce and he told me he's in touch but not about this. >> do you think you should come out and address this? i'm sure he will over time in his own way. >> open checkbook this state senator brian joyce salary in his annual

everyone is entitled to due process. >> rosenberg says joyce has stepped aside from his leadership position and foregoing the extra $15,000 that comes with them. last year joyce made $75,000 in his job as a state senator. his annual rate is $60,000. >>> an appeal by somerville's businesses in massachusetts $55 million every month the wynn casino in everett is delayed. last week the mayor filed an appeal over a permit given to the project. the mayor worries the everett casino will cause a traffic nightmare and add more pollution to the air. wynn also claims that the peel puts the jobs of thousands of workers in jeopardy. >>> fox 25 investigates it uncovered new information about a local school bus driver accused of drinking on the job. police tell us since the arrest, new concern beside that bus driver have been raised. by first... >> we showed you this video three times now. the story behind this chaotic crash at pearl harbor is next. >>> at 5:00 and 6:00, i told you >> we continue to follow two breaking stories. a mother and five-month-old struck by a car in serious condition tonight on hu

unless you think i'm a fool. >> professor rosenberg you started talking about this.uld there be any consideration into the person they're replacing? he said don't undo what i've already done. does that even need to be taken into consideration by whoever ends up appointing the next justice? >> i think that's just in general public. definitely into the play here. as i mentioned a few minutes ago, when thurgood marshall was replaced clarence thomas took his spot and i think you couldn't find two die met tree opposed individuals in terms of ideological perspectives. it's really nice that clarence -- that scalia would like to maintain his legacy with another seat. but, you know, he had his chan chance. did he his service and now president obama has the opportunity constitutionally to nominate whoever he chooses and it's the role of the senate not to delay, delay, delay, but rather to confirm or not confi confirm. >> professor barrett, professor rosenberg thanks for spending time with us this morning. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. it will be interesting to see how we proce

so with me here is university of nevada professor--- howard rosenberg. he teaches film studies in the art department... just a reminder... you can watch the oscars right here on kolo tv sunday evening at 5-30. now that you've heard these oscar predictions... we're going to take a look at what it takes to put on an award winning show. and, a puppy is desperately in need of a life-saving surgery... and you can help. so what kind of tomorrow, and into the rest of the week? we will have a closer look at our forecast...and what you can expect in the days to come...right after the break. for news while you're on the go, listen to our temperatures will cool a bit over the weekend, but will still be well above average for late february. a couple of weak systems pushing by to our north will keep some clouds in the sky, with a healthy breeze blowing at times. the next best not materialize until the latter half of next week. -jeff saturday: partly sunny, with a high near 64. west wind around 5 mph. saturday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. southwest wind

in a statement rosenberg is saying that during joyce's more than 20 years in public office he helped secure funding for school buildings protected elderly but joyce's time in office has been littered with scandal. six days ago we first wrote the story about the fbi raid at senator joyce's kent law office. we know as part of a joint investigation with the irs but the just not saying anything more than that. just last month we told you the governor called for an ethics probe into whether or not joyce took it advantage of his relationship with a randolph drycleaner to get as many as much excuse me of tens of thousands of free dry-cleaning also in january office of campaign a political fun is announced joyce agreed to pay nearly $5000 for using his campaign funds to pay for his and last year joyce came under fire for handing out gold plated designer sunglasses as gifts to all the state senators. joyce has always denied any wrongdoing and since the raid has refused to talk with us and statement saying i have worked hard for milton and achieved results while always try to abide by the rule

professor julie stage-rosenberg said oral health is important for children. "starting young, get dental habits established well in the first year of their life. we hope to have every child be seen by age one." the t-m-c-c dental hygiene clinic is open to the public on monday through thursday, but today was the only day where services were offered free of charge. still to come on channel two news at 6:30- we'll talk to one of the victims who survived a work-place shooting in kansas that killed four people, looking around the nation. the town of hesston, kansas is in shock, following a shooting thursday that left four people dead, including the shooter. "renee benjamin, 30 year old female, joshua higby, 31 year old male. brian sadowski, 44 year old male." the names of the victims were confirmed by the harvey county sheriff yesterday. they were killed by a gunman at excel industries, a lawn care company in hesston. adam miller was one of nearly 20 victims who survived the shooting. he was helping to evacaute his team, when he came face-to-face "i saw him come ar

rosenberg. he teaches self hypnosis he listens to his affirmations or goals daily. >>> when you do the hip noationz -- hypnosis you're seeing them in your mind and with this they go to your sub conscious mind and that makes your goals a reality. the doctor offers other tips to increase your happiness. get rid of negativity whether it's a toxic rip or your own thoughts. >>> when you think negatively, you have no chance of doing something positive. >> reporter: stay in the moment, this is when he tells athletes he's worked in the past. third, give back, volunteer, fourth, get back to nature, it can help calm the mind and finally he recommends limit social media. >>> try to your best to put down your phone. >> reporter: he said in some cases people can feel social media envy seeing other people's posts can make you feel bad about your life. in that case, keep them in prospective. it's ad of their lives. >> reporter: for kevin he said the changes also he made has made him happier. he delegates fewer

i' m eli rosenberg in hesston, now back to you. lisa: stay on top of this story throughout the morning, both on air and on the wlwt mobile app. happening today, the man charged mother is expected in court. mark: dayton police arrested 34-year-old brandon carr earlier this week. he is accused of shooting and killing brittany russell. dayton police found her body two weeks ago inside a parked car. russell' s six month old baby girl was in the backseat and she was not hurt. carr will be arraigned this afternoon. lisa: new information about the investigation into the cincinnati va hospital and the claims of mismanagement. the department of veterans affairs is taking action against two top leaders after its investigation. the va says the director of ohio' s regional network, jack hetrick, is retiring after his proposed removal. while the acting chief of staff of the cincinnati va hospital dr. barbara temeck has been , suspended from her current duties pending further action. within minutes of the announcement, ohio congressman brad wens

everyone is entitled to due process. >> sara: rosenberg said joyce has stepped aside has stepped aside from his leadership positions and is forgoing the extra $15,000 that comes with them. last year joyce made $75,000 in his job as a state senator. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. and i am very happy to report that those signal problems on amtrak have been fixed. this is what i am seeing on their home page 15 minutes ago. and then within the last ten minutes, we got news for the resolved. shiri. >> shiri: absolutely fantastic news. also good news. sunshine when the sun comes up. but look what is back in the forecast. rain and snow overnight into early tomorrow and again on saturday night. show you when to expect some flakes and when to expect some drops next. >>> a "sports illustrated" cover model and world champion fighter is fired up. why this photo has ronda rawsy so upset. >>> dangerous air bags have more cars on the recall list go behind the scenes of extreme powerboat racing with the miss geico racing team. presented by geico and coming to a boat show

rosenberg stepped aside from leadership positions and forgoing the extra $15,000 that comes with them. last year joyce made $75,000 in his job as a state senator. >> gene: teenager facing felony charges for impersonating a senator. gar he claim to be a senator's make it to class and gave a 45 minute speech. he had no idea he had been duped until the senator returned a few weeks later. the school will be more careful who they will allow inside from now on. only now he will be impersonating senators' aide, he will be brought up on impersonating charge. >> julie: commuter rail trains heading to south station and huge relief for so many commuters. this just popped up to on the pike and overall volume is so light right now not seeing that many residual delays and north of town and route 1 moving along fine but accident on route 1 as heading through chelsea and revere. live look at the zakim where volume still a little heavy on leverett connector but moderate on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 29 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 26 minutes on the pike 495 to mass av

well-known economist david rosenberg joining us on set next.'re watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." we're all wearing red for go red today to raise awareness for women's heart disease. you'll see that all over cnbc today. we're also keeping a close eye on the markets ahead of the big jobs report, which could move markets and signal action for the federal reserve when it is released at 8:30. joining us with his expectations, david rosenberg, chief economist and strategist. good to see you. >> thanks, sara. >> will a good jobs number today help lift the spirits in this very depressed market? >> well, it's debatable, actually. i only say that because look w

they believe the demand was the rosenbergs' house was going to the other person's house after. their car >>: the letter raises a capacitor proposition 47. good art >> darya: officers increased patrols in that area. >> james: governors seiders aide to michigan knew that there is something wrong with you water conditions in flint michigan. the mail exchange was taking place at once success after flints started using its own water. there's also the most the spokesperson says the eagles were primarily showing concern godard >> darya: for students are facing charges for spiking a teacher's drink with four crushed peppers. the teacher suffered a sore throat and stomach pain and loss of shortness of breath that add the peppers and. one of the children said that there were to throw paint on that teachers car after she said one of them to the. press the >> james: is a warning for those who are part get the parts asian thieves are targeting the catalytic converters. they beat sold as scrap metal up as of $2,000 on the black market. police said they have stepped up patrols. deceasing susp

d3 wrestling, coe at cornell ... 125, jan rosenberg gets the kohawks started with this 2nd period fall over scott smith... that has coach john oostendorp pumped up ... coe led 9-0 after two matches... but cornell comes answers with back-to-back pins... at 141, josh martin pins brady ruden in the final seconds of the 2nd period... 149, 8th ranked trevor engle gets a third period pin to give the rams a 12-9 lead ... but the kohawks respond... 165, defending national champion farai sewera gets he tech fall... kohawks edge cornell, 23- 22... coe hasn't lost to cornell since 1999 thanks josh. one last look atathe forecast, joe... quiet weather remains in place tonight with a partly cloudy sky and lows in the teens. friday brings a light snow chance, under 1", but n n until late. the morning feaeares an increase of clouds as highs push near 30. for the

to get into the sitting >>darya: to burglars happen in just minutes to parts of the weekend said rosenberg notice to men were kissing his home on saturday and the trespasser saw him and the image of the fence and took off to call the cops officers were investigating the got another call that will divert about five blocks away on the south road they believe that the man seen at his house to the debris over on the south road they'd seen a steady increase and from the crime since 2014 listed increase for the patrol in this area as well as the home owners that the liberal the request of the past few weeks recently the crack of ordnance the coalition says false track of what is needed to protect tenants. >>james: these are targeted heavily the converters once again on cars of a parking lot across the bay area the casing along the kelli the convertible sold as scrap metal or $200 on the matter and cited the work of 2000 owls on black-market it started and they stepped up patrols still is a son be expelled for suggesting that the new california bill becomes law it would allow schools to suspend o

david rosenberg arrested of child porn charges at his mie gate he. and they say he sexually abused a teenage girl a there and used he he worked to sign on to a a chat room to convince another pair don't let him have sex with her underaged dawer and ciewfd sending videos of under age porn and towrntz that pairnt was an undercover officer. the 47-year-old remains behind bars this evening. >> belkeys: well, this video can be hard to look the at but it has a family feeling optimistic. a woman now on the road to recovery. horror at home when police say a man goes on tact. police say he is accused of beating and stack his roommate. lynn martinez live athe news desk with the detail on thvment lynn. >> lynn: belkeys, police reation the man they say just rent aid room from the vicm now. a mother is speak owght in the hopes that something like this never happens again. >> a south florida woman taking a big step in the road to recovery after a vicious attack inside her own home. danielle jones spent the last week nay o coulda at jackson starting to ophir eyes y

is carol rosenberg.to think that anybody would want to do a panel on guantÁnamo without having carol. i would advise against it. i once had a phone call with carol years ago. we can still remember the beginning of guantÁnamo. know, when i went to guantÁnamo for those first detainees coming off the plane, it suddenly dawned on me that this was the first time that i was in a place where there were not going to be cameras. there was going to be nobody to tell the story. i was actually the camera. my words were going to be the camera. metaphork with me as a eyeshe larger, carol's have been the only set of eyes. that includes the military and the detainees and the entire apparatus. the only set of eyes that we have had at guantÁnamo from the very beginning. i do not know if it will be until the end, but to this point, to our thinking about the end in a realistic way. i am delighted to have this panel. we are going to start with wells , who will talk a little bit about how we are going to close it. give youam

professor julie stage-rosenberg said oral health is important for children. "starting young, get dental habits established well in the first year of their life. we hope to have every child be seen by age one." the t-m-c-c dental hygiene clinic is open to the public on monday through thursday, but today was the only day where services were offered free of charge. still to come on channel two news at 6:30- we'll talk to one of the victims who survived a work-place shooting in kansas that killed four people, including the shooter. but first... a rookie police officer was shot and killed in virginia, while responding to a looking around the nation... a virginia police officer was killed when she responded to a call about a domestic-related shooting saturday. the prince william county police department identified the fallen officer as ashley guindon. she had just been sworn-in to the department friday. authorities say when the officers arrived at the scene, they found a woman killed in connection to the incident. two other officers were shot and wounded. violence

senator stanley rosenberg said the calls for joyce's resignation are premature. >> reporter: do you think that brian joyce should resign. >> the investigation is on going. everybody should from due process. >> julie: last year, joyce made $75,000 in his job as a state senator. >>> we track traffic and weather together over ten minutes, and today that means we are watching the commuter rail like a hawk. here is the information you need to know. check and see if your train is affected, if it is, in fact, going to south station like the franklin, providence and stoughton line or if it needs to get off at the previous and earlier station and take the t to get to your south station location. shiri. >> shiri: a cold start to our friday morning starting around 16 degrees. 17 next hour and the hour after that. i will take you through and an even better weekend warm-up next. >>> ten minutes after 4:00 this morning. a school bus full of students is nearly hit by a train. the terrifying moment. and why the bus driver is blasting the students for the way they reacted. >>> and a new plan to keep the i

. >> rosenberg says the association started in 1828.an insult andrew jackson the democrat running for president. >> he was very strong willed person so he basically took the position that he was going to own that term. >> turn a negative into a positive. >> he actually incorporated the jackass into campaign posters. i wonder how the republicans got the elephant. >> 1864 the republican party would discover its spirit animal in an add toe lincoln. >> elephant going down the road in an effect saying we're going to win all these states jump on our band wagon in elephant analogy didn't catch on for a few more years mitt cal cartoonist nash began using it in harp% weeklily 1874 cartoon entitled third term panic solidified it's place in histo history. >> thank you for the history lesson and we just came here to pick up toast. >> you never know what's going to happen while shopping at target. let it ab lesson. the republican party actually went on to officially accept the elephant as their symbol whereas the democrats have yet to do the same fo

. >> rosenberg says the association started in 1828.s an insult andrew jackson the democrat running for president. >> he was very strong willed person so he basically took the position that he was going to own that term. >> turn a negative into a positive. >> he actually incorporated the jackass into campaign posters. i wonder how the republicans got the elephant. >> 1864 the republican party would discover its spirit animal in an add toe lincoln. >> elephant going down the road in an effect saying we're going to win all these states jump on our band wagon in elephant analogy didn't catch on for a few more years mitt cal cartoonist nash began using it in harp% weeklily 1874 cartoon entitled third term panic solidified it's place in histo history. >> thank you for the history lesson and we just came here to pick up toast. >> you never know what's going to happen while shopping at target. let it ab lesson. the republican party actually went on to officially accept the elephant as their symbol whereas the democrats have yet to do the same

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jeff rosenberg from blackrock. >> thank you. >> yahoo!'ayer joined us earlier talking about new targets that she says will lead to eventual growth at a company that has not seen growth. i asked her what she may have learned over the last few years that will help her put in place the new strategic plan. >> were some basic prerequisites that we had to get in place when i got her. we weren't in mobile at all. today we have 600 mobile monthly users. more than $1 billion in mobile advertising. we have some of those precursors in place. we feel good about our plan, we're confident in that plan. i do think it makes sense for us to have a more reasoned perspective in terms of how quickly we can move it. >> ms. mayer has been the ceo for 3 1/2 years, clearly admitting her anticipation of bringing significant change very quickly was not necessarily correct. >> nonetheless, isn't it in the interest of share holders she comes out and taksays we hear i a position of strength given it's a position they want to sell. >> yes. it's not been done often in t

david rosenberg weighed in on this debate. of the not a fan recession view. think that is hyperbole, but the economy right now is challenged. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" falling 24%res after the company projected first quarter and full-year revenues that ms. analysts estimates because of a slowdown in its professional networking business. this is remarkable given that so many investors were so optimistic. the idea that this is one of the best internet stocks out there, behind facebook, and results are not panning out. it demonstrates how difficult it is for traders to get a handle on these names when it comes to their earnings. scarlet: this earnings season has proven that. we want to take a look at two things you might have missed first saudi arabia official selling price to asia. how much saudi arabia is selling its oil to asia for. medium crude, light crude, heavy crude, super light crude -- so you can see that the price has increased. however, bloomberg has learned that for the light crude, this white line here, oil prices were -- by $.

. >> reporter: chuck rosenberg said most thin sinn synthetic drugs come from how says easy is it for someone in america to buy these chemicals? >> too easy, extremely easy. somebody sits down at theirers it over the package. >> reporter: they're then transformed into many forms, liquids. and the drugs are a lot more dangerous than they look. in fact, the chemicals are so potent, they have to handle them with gloves. >> the reason t i are wearing gloves is if you touch it, you can absorb that and become -- the drug just by absorption. >> reporter: if i pick up that piece of paper, i could get it through my skin. >> for sure. yeah.w. >> that was kate snow reporting there. you can see more of her report 6:00 central here on nbc.next, our sunday story from the fashion designer who dresses celebs like beyonce and friends, together once again. then, harry smith taking us behind the scenes in one of broadway's newest shows. does the smell of a freshly bound presentation fill you with optimism? do you love your wireless keyboardfamily members? is your success due to a filing to your wireless

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i'm eli rosenberg in hesston, now back to you. eric: obviously, they will have much more coming up on this after 7:00 on cbs this morning. elizabeth: more news to go. don't fall victim. officials say they are seeing a huge spike in phone scams. callers threatening jail if you don't send money right away. the callers claim to be from the irs, a utility company, even claiming you missed jury duty. officials say you should just hang up right away. and union officials are raising concerns about security at the correctional institute for women in mitchellville. an officer was assaulted there this week by an inmate. three others were injured as they tried to break it up. the union is questioning whether staffing there is adequate. shaina: and last night in texas, it was supposed to be a republican debate. but it turned into an all-out war between donald trump, marco rubio, and ted cruz. they tangled over healthcare, immigration, and the economy. super tuesday is now just 4 days away. eric: a chilly start to the day, but it will start ra

with the matter as we look at this, let us bring the political panel, democratic strategist simon rosenberg with fox news contributor murdoch. this is an interesting one. the president had just written on a blog related to the supreme court. he would float a name and now simon, this according to the wall street journal but it may be nevada governor bryan sandoval who is a republican. what is the thinking with the obama administration here? >> the obama administration will fulfil their constitutional obligation and appoint someone in the next few weeks, they said repeatedly they want a consensus pick, they won't try to drive a wedge, they know this is a tough time for the republicans and they want to get this done. this is a signal they are looking far afield and really want to try to bring somebody forward to can get the support of republicans. liz: i am reading the washington post headline, floating brian sandoval's name for the supreme court and a maverick role of republicans? why would they say that? is more of a centrist republican. >> he raised taxes, he has got a lot of criticism for

in an interview with fox25 sharman sacchetti, senate president stanley rosenberg says the calls for joyce's resignation are premature. >> do you think brian joyce ought to resign. >> the investigation is ongoing. process. >> sara: joyce has stepped aside from leadership positions and forgoing the extra $15,000 that comes with them. last year joyce made $75,000 in his job as state senator. >> julie: 9:47 looking at traffic and amtrack signal failure brought you news at 5:30 and commuter rain has been up and servicing south station and commuter trains through south station. there you go, another alert amtrak signal has been repaired. seeing accident one off 128 in the waltham area, other on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. overall volume though so light as you can see here through by the way and accidents aren't having a huge impact on drive times. right now drive times hold right here, 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave, 12 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 24 the leverett connector. meteorologist shiri spear joining us. shiri, shot of the pik

weekend, as you said up to a quarter million people, possibly more and i'll introduce you to christina rosenberg, the pr marketing master, good morning to you! >> good morning. >> this weekend, we have a variety of different things happening here at the arts festival from art smart, the free art seminars, which is explaining to people what are they looking for, when it comes to different types of art mediums and purchases at the arts festival. >> this is great, if you are a first time art gore ore buyer it gives you the edge, right. >> yes. it is nice to have that kind of information when you are looking for purchasing the art work. we have a free kids zone area kids can create free art projects and it is great tor all ages and entertainment, jazz music, we also have and brainer from new york's broadway. and, of course we have food, and over 280 exhibiting artists. >> reporter: this year you expect a bigger crowd than ever before. why is that? >> yes are hoping for a bigger crowd because it is this first year we decided to do digital larger target and demographic. >> reporter: what are we talkin

i am joined by christina rosenberg, the pr marketing magic behind the whole event. good morning. >> good morning. expect at the arts festival this weekend? >>y a lot for everyone to do, promise food and we have food vendors and live entertainment and musicians and also america's got talent entertainers here as well. almost 300 exhibiting artists and we have a free kids area, where kids can create lots of free art. there is really everything that everyone can do here. >> and, great food and good news and wonderful art. how man artists will be featured here this weekend? >> roughly around 280 artists. and, so, not only do we have food here, as vendors and the merchants and restaurants will be open as well. >> okay. what times will you be open. >> the fair value is open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., saturday and suddenly. >> and parking and -- parking your car, your boat? what do you recommend. >> i recommend either getting here early to find parking, within the mt. dora area, mt. dora christian academy and, we have a shuttle and i recommend boats to boat in. >> this w

. >> what senate president stanley rosenberg saying about all this? >> well interesting late enough he put out his office put out a brief two line statement it essentially saying that this was something that they would cooperate with the federal government the senate would cover cooperate with the investigation certainly but we expected he might say something more we haven't heard from him. that. >> conservative group is calling for senator joyce's resignation late this afternoon they put out a statement in which part says quote no public servant should use this in an office as a one-stop shop for personal enrichment. i just laid a bleeder should begin the process of expelling joyce they did in 2014 with disgraced former rep henriquez. convicted of assault charges. >> we continue to track breaking news new hampshire teacher been charged with assaulting a student. walks 25 heather hegedus has been going over all the details released by police and heather just the within the past 15 minutes. >> heather: the schools as a teacher is now on administrative

we've talking to david rosenberg. gold is one divided by "t." "t" is trust.s trust evaporates, central bankers and policymakers and the ability that they have to stem whatever economic weakness is in front of us, gold surges. >> surges but not really like it's taken off? >> sure. but it's completely reversed a decline. >> and the other, bond yields over the last weeks have seen lots of yield compressions even though we've had more specific. here on "worldwide exchange," if you went to sleep early, we've got the highlights from last night's super bowl. the names and must see plays you need to know before heading to the office watercooler today. >>> but first as we integrate, here's the forecast from the wk weather channel's jen carfagno. >> we're tracking a big storm over the atlantic ocean. a potential blizzard around cape cod. very blustery throughout the northeast. that plus another system that brought tremendous winds and a ground blizzard to the plains over the weekend. that being on the move. not a huge amount of accumulation here, but driving snow in pl

joyce has always denied any wrong-doing, and since the raid he has refused to talk with us. rosenberg did praise joyce tonight, a member of his senior leadership team. last year joyce made $75,000 but his annual rate is $60,000. sharman sacchetti, fox 25 news. >>> an ankle bracelet used to track criminals ended new a local police department's lost and found. it has a serial number on it, so why can't investigators find the person it belongs to? fox 25 investigates its answers, next. >>> but first an idea gaining strength that would place a bunch of rattle snakes on a local island so they don't become extinct. new at 10:00, the concern some people have about the risk of rattle snakes moving off the island and into their neighborhood. >>> and twisters roared through louisiana and mississippi. continues to come into our (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales p and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... p change your thinking about the >>> crystal haynes reports all new at 10:00,

>>reporter: baltimore child abuse center director, adam rosenberg, gave me one of those butterflies. it is beautiful and precious. of course, the point of all this is to reduce the number of children who make these butterflies to deal with the trauma that they're going through. live in prince george's county, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> it starts with tough but important conversations. thank you. had a sex abuse record as a juvenile. the record did not show up when the school checked his criminal background. state senator anthony mcd's to -- said he is trying to introduce a bill by the end of the week to get schools and childcare facilities the ability to access juvenile records to make sure they are county men are behind bars accused of using an app to rip off a couple of teenagers. tyrone strickland jr. and andre steller advertised a dirt bike for sale on the offer up app and stricklin and steller allegedly robbed of the teens after meeting up to make the transaction. the men were arrested a few days ago after a sting operation and one of them had this on him, a handgun with an extende

to her left is carol rosenberg.t is hard to think that anybody would want to do a panel on guantanamo without having carol. i would advise against it. i once had a phone call with carol years ago. we can still remember the beginning of guantanamo. she said, you know, when i went to guantanamo for those first detainees coming off the plane, it suddenly dawned on me that this was the first time that i was in a place where there were not going to be cameras. there was going to be nobody to tell the story. i was actually the camera. my words were going to be the camera. that stuck with me as a metaphor for the larger, carol's eyes have been the only set of eyes. that includes the military and the detainees and the entire apparatus. the only set of eyes that we have had at guantanamo from the very beginning. i do not know if it will be until the end, but to this point, to our thinking about the end in a realistic way. i am delighted to have this panel. we are going to start with wells, who will talk a little bit about ho

president of the national council for behavioral health linda rosenberg is encouraged by the course's popularity hoping to reach the million mark soon. >> i think the brain is the next big frontier know about illnesses, and i think that mental health first aid, the timing of having a place where you can go in one day and learn some basics, the timing has been, you know, very fortuitous. >> for more information about mental health first aid classes, visit our website and search changing minds. >>> a bill that would ban smoking in cars with children has passed the virginia house of delegates. that bill now moves on to the senate where a vote is expected next week. under that plan you could get a $100 fine if you're caught smoking with children under the age of 8 in the car. police would not be able to pull you over just for that offense, but they could ticket you if you've been stopped for something else. >>> now to our weather. crews are hoping to prevent scenes like this. just three weeks ago a burst of ow created a nightmare for commuters. the roads had not been pretreated. they sudd