liberal side we share in common i i want to put that out there and on my way from meeting with sarah jones to the side the 460 side i walked through soma and noticed i was in a contest with the design guidelines i was trying to pay attention to what the buildings looked like and there were a lot of building built in the 90s that were absolutely not standing the test of time aging terrible and there's one building specific and corner of 18th street and howard i don't know if it is the affordable housing site but it is falling apart and a lot of buildings that stood the test of time some are building in a alley i saw much earlier in the century i got down to the one of 0 fulsome a darker invade looking project i entered the waterfront the aluminum a in a and a couple of things on the i looked at the design guidelines the building on the fulton street side is terrible looks like a canister of cleaner when was dropped in the block 9 color is black it looks like something that belongs on another planet and look at the design guidelines one of the recommendations not have lives believes that are

liberal side we share in common i i want to put that out there and on my way from meeting with sarah jones to the side the 460 side i walked through soma and noticed i was in a contest with the design guidelines i was trying to pay attention to what the buildings looked like and there were a lot of building built in the 90s that were absolutely not standing the test of time aging terrible and there's one building specific and corner of 18th street and howard i don't know if it is the affordable housing site but it is falling apart and a lot of buildings that stood the test of time some are building in a alley i saw much earlier in the century i got down to the one of 0 fulsome a darker invade looking project i entered the waterfront the aluminum a in a and a couple of things on the i looked at the design guidelines the building on the fulton street side is terrible looks like a canister of cleaner when was dropped in the block 9 color is black it looks like something that belongs on another planet and look at the design guidelines one of the recommendations not have lives believes that are

liberal side we share in common i i want to put that out there and on my way from meeting with sarah jones to the side the 460 side i walked through soma and noticed i was in a contest with the design guidelines i was trying to pay attention to what the buildings looked like and there were a lot of building built in the 90s that were absolutely not standing the test of time aging terrible and there's one building specific and corner of 18th street and howard i don't know if it is the affordable housing site but it is falling apart and a lot of buildings that stood the test of time some are building in a alley i saw much earlier in the century i got down to the one of 0 fulsome a darker invade looking project i entered the waterfront the aluminum a in a and a couple of things on the i looked at the design guidelines the building on the fulton street side is terrible looks like a canister of cleaner when was dropped in the block 9 color is black it looks like something that belongs on another planet and look at the design guidelines one of the recommendations not have lives believes that are

sarah jones is a camera assistant while shooting a film about greg allman, former midnight. writer-director miller had asked to be set free after serving less than half of a two- year sentence, at the wake county jail because he said he the judge rejected his request. jones was killed by a train as miller's crew worked on a railroad bridge without permission. her parents live in columbia.>>> the coroner's office said a woman was killed while riding her bicycle to work this morning at 6:45 am. the coroner said 31-year-old erica lorraine base was riding her bike along the 12th st. extension when she was hit from behind. she was pronounced dead at the scene of the driver of the car was taken to the hospital. the collision is under investigation.>>> firefighters are working to figure out what caused a fire this morning at 5:30 am and a home on winding maple court. nobody was hurt. >>> a mix of sun and clouds across the midlands. we are still watching the and we have a freezing rain advisory. that begins tonight at 1 am it includes newberry, kershaw and other counties and last un

start of that game rocky mountain sarah jones had a terrific quarter to keep rocky mountain close. delaney burns three-pointer. shot broomfield fast rocky mountain. they win 61-48 and improve to 8-2 on the season. week in girls hoops. denver west tipping off against emmanuel high school. early in the first, gutierrez finds a wide open perez jordan. she sinks it. the cowboys would jump out to an early lead. it wouldn't be long though before emmanuel catches back up. savannah jones' shot just misses. anderson there to clean it up. the thunder bolts within two. before the half anderson again. this time the length of the court for a bucket and the foul. she had 31 points on the night. the bolts go on to win this 62-51. non-conference game of the season. third quarter. north up by 13. the generals about to rally off the steal. gutierrez passes to acuna. now down by 9. the vikings right the ship. down in the third. it goes. north's lead back up to 13. north wins 42-26. >>> move over to the ice now. we will see if they can keep the momentum up against the chatfield chargers. they are goin

gets to sarah jones for the hoop and harm. she had 11 points. west breaks the record with a 75-23 blow-out win. and that's it for me in sports. jonathan, we'll send it back to you. jonathan: after the break, a final check of the top stories of the morning and a look at the forecast. citycam 5. light coming through the cloud bank that's separating. we don't want those clouds, but we'll be dealing with them today. however, it will be warm. stay with us. jonathan: welcome back. let's get a final update on the morning's top stories. an arrest has been made in the shooting two of brothers in the north college hill. a minor was arrested and they've recovered the weapon. the shooting happened near the intersection of galbraith and hamilton avenue just before 8:00. one of the victims ran to a house nearby, begging the residents to call police. both brothers were treated at u.c. medical center and have been released. from the final stop of the reds caravan. in attendance at the stop will be five major leaguers on the reds, four minor league players, and

gets to sarah jones for the hoop and harm. she had 11 points. west breaks the record with a 75-23 blow-out win. and that's it for me in sports. jonathan, we'll send it back to you. jonathan: elise, thanks. a marietta, ohio, police officer entered retirement but his partner did not. instead, his partner's headed to auction. what? yeah, involves a k-9 and a cute one too. officer matthew hickey had the money in his ham to buy ajax. his police dog, the moment he retired. he was turned down. ajax was appraised for $3500 and because of that number, his worth is high. the fact that he's the city's property, he legally has to go to auction. up to try to help officer hickey keep his best friend. >> we need to start and get legislation passed where officers retiring in good standing get the k-9, either medically or if they have the time and they retire, they get whatever. jonathan: the bidding process is set to start next week. i hope ajax stays with his partner. it's not just politics making headlines in iowa this weekend. a good samaritan is making the

gets to sarah jones for the hoop and harm. west breaks the record with a 75-23 blow-out win. and that's it for me in sports. jonathan, we'll send it back to you. jonathan: a community rallying to help keep partners together. why an officer is headed to auction and what his partner is trying to do about it. stay with us. terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. c' mon let' s sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that' s why i' m reminding people if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who' s had chickenpox? scoot over. and look that nasty rash can pop up anywhere and the pain can be talk to your doctor or pharmacist. about a vaccine that can >> hello, i'm richard dyer, president and general manager of wlwt. welcome to this week's inbox 5. through our record setting 76 years with the ruth lyons children's fund, your generous support has led to $20 million being donated to cincinnati chi

challenging to extend the pilot given the classic to the study that was also you know articulated by sarah jones to our office yesterday not to speak for her so the conversation yesterday was that we issue a class a they're the one that is before us for a temporary program on february 2nd the temporary program will be in place while we work on developing a stronger and more robust counterpart bus program that will be sponsored and given consideration whether to have a environmental review that was my understanding of the discussion yesterday. >> so sarah do you want to - >> sarah jones environmental officer through the president- we have a lot of exemptions underlying around and temporary pilots, etc. that we're discussing if the question on the table is extension of the pilot program for two weeks until the class 8 exemption is heard for that the way we handle extension of the pilot program under second is that would be a minor modification of the program we exempted under that exemption just a couple of weeks i have concerns about a long term extension of the pilot under that conversation the

challenging to extend the pilot given the classic to the study that was also you know articulated by sarah jones to our office yesterday not to speak for her so the conversation yesterday was that we issue a class a they're the one that is before us for a temporary program on february 2nd the temporary program will be in place while we work on developing a stronger and more robust counterpart bus program that will be sponsored and given consideration whether to have a environmental review that was my understanding of the discussion yesterday. >> so sarah do you want to - >> sarah jones environmental officer through the president- we have a lot of exemptions underlying around and temporary pilots, etc. that we're discussing if the question on the table is extension of the pilot program for two weeks until the class 8 exemption is heard for that the way we handle extension of the pilot program under second is that would be a minor modification of the program we exempted under that exemption just a couple of weeks i have concerns about a long term extension of the pilot under that conversation the

challenging to extend the pilot given the classic to the study that was also you know articulated by sarah jonesesterday not to speak for her so the conversation yesterday was that we issue a class a they're the one that is before us for a temporary program on february 2nd the temporary program will be in place while we work on developing a stronger and more robust counterpart bus program that will be sponsored and given consideration whether to have a environmental review that was my understanding of the discussion yesterday. >> so sarah do you want to - >> sarah jones environmental officer through the president- we have a lot of exemptions underlying around and temporary pilots, etc. that we're discussing if the question on the table is extension of the pilot program for two weeks until the class 8 exemption is heard for that the way we handle extension of the pilot program under second is that would be a minor modification of the program we exempted under that exemption just a couple of weeks i have concerns about a long term extension of the pilot under that conversation the permitted progra

korea claimed to have tested a hydrogen bomb last week. >> sarah: right now there are questions surrounding patriots' defensive end chandler jones. after showing up at the foxborough police department. 7's nicole oliverio is live in foxborough with more on what the team is saying. nicole? >> nicole: well, sarah, according to a police log, chandler jones came here to the police station just before 8:00 on sunday morn, but the reason for the medical attention is still unknown. days before heading to the playoff, 7news confirms patriots' defensive end chandler jones was admitted to norwood hospital. it happened sunday according to this foxborough police log. the 25-year-old football player public safety building with a medical emergency. four officers, along with firefighters, performed a medical evaluation in the back parking lot and then had jones taken to the hospital by ambulance. the patriots tell 7news, the hospital sunday and released that day. he reported to work on time monday morning and has practices since then." jones actually lives right around the corner from the public safety building here, and we're also told that a

front and back i do like it the fact it didn't have parking space but it is on an n cd i talked to sarah jones that wrote about the co-relation about the parking and if you don't have the parking people find other ways to get around uber and, etc. i like the fact of the parking spaces but it towers over the neighbors i want some type of setback a way to the edge of the building and the section 317 cited probably will be changing this under review one $.8 million the house was valued at $100 per square feet on the square footage everyone of the units will be probably at or close to demolishing i think we need to add housing but want to make sure that is not going to be enforceable unit as well i think it needs more work and i think i'm okay are having staff work on the suggestions we had so i move to approve with the direction to staff to work on the changes that we suggested. >> i mean, i second it but. >> okay. >> the setback in the front 15 the setback in the back an additional 14? >> right. >> right. >> reconfigure the retail to make it more consistent with the pattern of retail lake the on

. >> it is interesting i met that sarah jones the environmental review officer the program we're movingn that direction i guess being called monitoring so 5 years ago you promise to have 5 car share spaces we want to make sure they're there i think that is a way to go but certainly make sure that it is a deterrent it is a fantastic piece of legislation. >> i agree varies degrees of approval it is important to make sure that the developers are good and you're right car share has not always been endorsed. >> zoning administrator anything. >> okay commissioner antonini. >> yeah. that is wonderful legislation, too, and i think one of the positive important things is the coordination between the agency see heart attacks to the day i was going out i called the city when i saw the proliferation if you want to have a police box you need to talk to the police for the paint and dpw for light signals and subsequent all those things were stakeholder under a branch finally and have a much more efficient system and put some teeth a judgment against one of the graffiti vandals moshgs the other thing i

player still making news, only on 5, the foxborough police chief tonight on the bizarre incident at jones. sarah is there live right now. we're hearing from the police weekend. he is defending his department's he says, in i talk about a -- any talk about a media. media's words. reporter: foxborough police chief blaming the media for any the incident with chandler jones. >> we've been very open. we've provided the media with a report of what happened, a timeline of what happened. and at this point, there is no case. reporter: sunday morning, the defensive end allegedly showed up at the police station, shirtless and in sweatpants. police say he fell to his knees and put his hands behind his head, without provocation. he was reportedly suffering a reaction to synthetic marijuana. transported to the hospital. after pressure from the media, a redacted police report was released to the public. >> anything that's been redacted, dealt with his medical condition that we're not allowed to release. >> i want to apologize to all the fans. reporter: yesterday jones addressed the incident but did not say whet

challenging to extend the pilot given the classic to the study that was also you know articulated by sarah jones to our office yesterday not to speak for her so the conversation yesterday was that we issue a class a they're the one that is before us for a temporary program on february 2nd the temporary program will be in place while we work on developing a stronger and more robust counterpart bus program that will be sponsored and given consideration whether to have a environmental review that was my understanding of the discussion yesterday. >> so sarah do you want to - >> sarah jones environmental officer through the president- we have a lot of exemptions underlying around and temporary pilots, etc. that we're discussing if the question on the table is extension of the pilot program for two weeks until the class 8 exemption is heard for that the way we handle extension of the pilot program under second is that would be a minor modification of the program we exempted under that exemption just a couple of weeks i have concerns about a long term extension of the pilot under that conversation the

. >> sarah: pats head coach bill belichick responding to repeated questions about chandler jones and his health. this very latest controversy coming as the pats prepare to face off against the kansas city chiefs this weekend. >> christa: as we learn more about chandler's mysterious trip to the hospital. dan hausle is live in foxboro with the very latest. >> reporter: well, coach bill belichick fobbing about the chandler jones matter this morning. say. and no more. >> we issued a statement. that's it. >> reporter: bill belichick turning away questions about chandler jones after an opening statement where the pats coach voiced a personal concern for all his players. >> relative to the chandler situation, there is nothing more important to me personally than the health and well-being of our players, staff, and sport people in the organization. so you know, that is way it is with this organization and me personally. i don't think that will ever change. we issued a statement on that. and i really don't have anything to add to it. >> reporter: jones has been back at practice after a depart

. >> sarah: the patriots expected to tackle questions end chandler jones was taken to the hospital over the wnd.

after taxes you can take the cash option. that's still really nice. >> sarah: yes, it is. >> christa: chandler jones is expected to prep for saturday's playoff game as we should learn more today about his health scare. >> sarah: and moving you're never too young to get skating, the great one getting his look, i know you're i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. >> and now time for 7sports with >> joe: good morning. there is no team better at minimizing distractions than the patriots. and now leading up to their divisional round matchup against the chiefs, chandler jones' mysterious hospital visit is just another batch of noise the pats need to tune out. rob gronkowski back on the practice field, limited with a knee issue after missing tuesday's session, but all eyes were on number 95. all questions were about jones' off-field issue. as you might expect, all his teammates stayed on message while discussing it. >> to be honest, we just ignore it. i think coach belichick just does a great job of just brainwashing you to let you know that certain things we need to care

sarah: fighting a war on both -- teed up fronts. three and jones from his stumble, thank you. as we heard earlier, german chancellor angela merkel has been speaking about the bombing. she has called its "murderous act." and she is seeking to bring comfort to the relatives of the dead. >> i mourn our fellow citizens. they now have to live without the return of their loved ones from istanbul. we are at their side. we wish them comfort and strength during this difficult challenge. i am also thinking of the injured and wished that they will recover from the effects of this murderous deed -- those to the body as well as those to the soul. sarah: that was german chancellor angela merkel talking about these attacks in assemble, and our political correspondent joins us from our parliamentary studios. simon, is there any intelligence that german citizens were specifically targeted in this attack? the vast majority of those killed were in fact germans? simon: i am not aware of any intelligence of that kind, but that is one possibility people will be looking at. some reports from istanbu

we'll see you tomorro >> sarah: we are getting more insight into chandler jones' visit to the hospital. hear coach bill belichick's response to all the controversy. plus, it is multimillionaire thursday for three big find out where those winning tickets were sold. then a suspected thief who did the hard work for police. hear how his vanity led to his arrest. plus, the oscar nominations are in. some with local ties getting the nod. >> chris: the weekend starting the forecast ahea saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." well, because there's never been deal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi only fios has speeds from 50 to 500 megs. because your devices run better and for just $79.99 a month online, you can get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all of the premium movie channels for a year. this is your last chance. offer ends january 16th. get out of the past. get fios. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this ec

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sarah palin on family, faith and community. university of wisconsin professor william jones recalls the march on washington and books on the digital world's effect on the work force, fatal rivalry between alexander hamilton and aaron burr and molly crabapple, contributing editor of vice talked-about the journalism and political hard. for complete television scheduled visit booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. >> next up, atossa abrahamian talks about the economics of global citizenship. her book is "the cosmopolites: the coming of the global citizen". >> thanks and hello. not every author event has standing-room-only crowd. thank you all and thanks for making this a wonderful event. a couple words, we started a new publishing venture at columbia university. all of the books we published six books the year, they look like this, quarterly six times a year and only one story in every issue, the same size, uniform design and each book is about one aspect of globalization so the aggregate will publish more things about globalization. look at the web site which will be a global re

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. >> sarah: there are still questions this afternoon surrounding the patriots defensive end chandler jones. he was hospitalized on sunday after showing up at the foxboro police department. nicole oliverio is in foxboro with what the team is saying now. foxboro police released the dispatch recordings from sunday morning. when police logs show patriots defensive end chandler jones walked into the public safety building looking for help. confused party. >> reporter: according to the log, four officers performed a medical evaluation in the back parking lot. jones was sent to norwood hospital by ambulance. it is unclear why the pro-bowler needed medical attention. the dispatch recordings also reveal an officer went to jones' home which was nearby to secure it. >> i was able to lock the front door. if you want to pass along to the fire... he was definitely involved in class d delta. before this happened. just so you know. >> reporter: class d can refer to a category of drugs that includes marijuana. to be clear, police are not linking any drugs to this incident. we were looking for clarification

jones is charged with burglary and robbery with a firearm. authorities have not arrested the second suspect in the robbery. >>> next at 5:30, sarah palin hits the campaign trail. the one thing she is bringing to donald trump's campaign that no one else has. >>> two unsolved murders, six years apart, now closed. the connection between the two and the long-awaited relief for >> with less than two weeks to go before iowa's caucuses, candidates are pulling out all of the stops. in some cases letting their message. >> reporter: donald trump back on the trail solo after his big the white house or bust for him. >> even if i won the nomination and didn't win, i would consider that a major loss. >> reporter: the former alaska governor later joined trump in oklahoma. >> are you all ready to work to make america great again. >> reporter: political analysts call the endorsement extremely valuable. >> sarah palin is more popular than any republican candidate running for president right now. >> reporter: on the democratic side, bernie sanders with a nearly 30-point lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire. and another shocker, 91% of new hampshire democrat

dow jones industrial staying a few more points added to the chart here up 168. sarahalin all smiles as she goes for gop frontrunner donald trump while bill clinton apparently not so happy with how his wife's campaign is now being run. our all-star political panel is live here to make sense of the 2016 soap opera chapter 28. and still ahead. capital managing partner and co-owner of the boston celtics steve in the tent. he just arrived. he's joining me for a one-on-one here in davos, switzerland. private money, big money investments. what he's got to say about it. countdown coming right back its intelligent drive is msystems...ng. paradigm-shifting. its technology-filled cabin...jaw-dropping. its performance...breathtaking. its self-parking...and self-braking...show-stopping. the all-new glc. mercedes-benz resets the bar for the luxury suv. starting at $38,950. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he support

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jones / treasurer it's dangerous especially the work we do in this office now at six... the new measure put in place that gives bedford county employees the extra protection they say they need. sarah woodruff, scheeler's step daughter: "the theme is the same. he was the same person to all of of and he was so special to all of us." and... remembering the life of a well known virginia tech professor. family and friends share their favorite memories of jerry scheeler with us. good evening and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at six bedford county employees can now bring guns to work if they have a concealed carry permit. the board of supervisors voted unanimously to take the restriction out of the employee handbook. wsls 10's ananda rochita has more from employees who tell us why they need the extra protection. as a treasurer for bedford county ... rebecca jones deals with a lot of people and their money. :07-:11 rebecca jones/treasure r 10:35:57 "taxes. having to pay and if someone snapped ....

. >> sarah: patriots' fans waiting for more information on why chandler jones needed medical attention monday morning. the pro bowler showed up at the foxborough police station and needed medical sis assistants and was taken to norwood hospital. he was released monday and has participated in all team meetings and practices. icy roads causing a cruiser crash in new hampshire. poice are searching for a truck driver who slammed enter a state police cruiser in warner and then just took off. police say the driver was going way too fast for the road conditions. hope she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. incredibly long hours. median family income today -

jones comes out of texas. michael savage comes out of san francisco. sean hannity comes out of new york. pharaoh -- sarah palin comes out of alaska. a lot of them say that you live in a bubble. marty baron: i think of washington as a bubble. i am not from washington. i grew up in florida. i worked in boston, new york, traveled around the country. many places can be bubbles. washington can be a bubble. i don't think that washington or boston necessarily represent the vast majority of americans. it is something we have to be aware of. we have to get out of washington and go to the rest of the country to hear what people have to say and give them a serious hearing. absolutely. host: i wonder if you have got any creditor for this recently. robert came from the national review to the washington post. did you hire him? marty baron: yes. >> ginsburg and baron want in-depth coverage. when you think about my hire and dave wiegel, this is an organization that prizes objectivity and wants to get more information. i do not consider us ideological in any way. host: why did you hire him? marty baron: he is an exceptio

jones was arrested in arizona where he is stationed. he's accused in the murder of university of north texas student sarah muchlechner she was acting as the designated driver after a new year's eve party when they got into a heated exchange with a group in another car. someone opened fire on their car hitting muchlechner in the head. >>> a wild chase on a california freeway ended with the suspect being shot. it played out over more than an the suspect was wanted for a series of crimes over the past month including robbery, carjacking and murder. police say he drove the wrong way down interstate 5 and crashed into a car with a family inside. the shooting shut down the busy highway during the evening commute. >> when we came up we heard three more gunshots, a total of four gunshots and all of a sudden i saw when the guy fell on the ground. i did not know and i didn't see no weapon, so i couldn't see from here, but we did see when the guy fell on the ground and the cops took him and dragged him into the emergency lane. >> that suspect is now in critical condition. no officers were injured. >>> there are now 450 million reasons to buy a ticke

two other americans , now his wife sarah short and josh for tall, recaptured in july 2009 while hiking. shane bauer is an award-winning senior reporter at mother jones and co-author of the memoir "a , sliver of light: three americans imprisoned in iran." shane, welcome back to democracy now! your thoughts today? is certainly were, for a long time, sitting just where these men were who have been released. >> thanks for having me, amy. i was ecstatic to hear this news . when i heard all of them had gotten released, my mind immediately went back to that moment when i was flying out of iran with joshua for tall. i remember hitting the tarmac in oman, singer families. there's nothing that has ever compared to that of my life and i'm sure that will be true for them as well. amy: can you talk about the prisoner exchange and what this means? has been, iran arresting innocent americans for years, detaining innocent americans for years and this is very much part of the rents foreign-policy. when i was in prison, my , a coupleor told me of month into my interrogation, he knew i was innocent but our case was political and that our release was dependent on polit

sarah frier on the phone from san francisco. scarlet: a quick update on the equity selloff we are seeing today, the dow jones industrial average down24 points. within the s&p, only 32 members are higher. they are bucking the decline, where as in the dow jones all three numbers are lower. might end investors up looking to the credit market to see were stocks are headed, so what is the investment grade market telling us now? it ♪ scarlet: welcome back to bloomberg markets, i am scarlet fu. alix: i am alix steel. the dow having it's worth opening day in 84 years. joining us now is lisa abramowicz, columnist from bloomberg at five. forget about high-yield credit, you are looking at investment grade credit. lisa: people have been repressed -- scratching their heads and saying, has high-yield credit been sending a signal to equities? debt more energy related that is included in the high-yield index, there are other factors at play. it is not necessarily a perfect gauge of risk that can be compared with stocks. investment grade has been correlated much more closely to u.s. stocks, and it has been showing some strains in the past couple of

sarah palin. she was the party's vice presidential nominee in 2008, and has since become a major voice in the tea party movement. and, wall street struggled today. the dow jones industrial average rose 28 points to close at 16,016. the nasdaq was down 11 points, and the s&p 500 added just one point. still to come on the newshour: the supreme court to review president obama's actions to block deportations. the lead u.s. negotiator on the iranian prisoner swap. dark clouds on the horizon for the global economy. and much more. >> woodruff: it's official: the supreme court will hear a case this term that could decide the fate of one of president obama's major immigration moves. it would defer deportation for more than four million undocumented immigrants and permit them to work legally in the u.s. lower courts have sided with the 26 states that sued the federal government over the program, and those courts have put the program on ice, for now. but the white house said today the administration is confident the high court will rule in its favor. >> the kinds of executive actions that the president took a little over a year ago now to try to bring some much needed r