if you ever become a porn star you won't have to change his name, former cia officer bart sexton. [applause] practicing her name, she is our business reporter from north of the border, foxbusiness network reporter christina. [cheering and applause]

joe sexton is a scientist who uses satellite images to map changes in ecosystems. >> you had two 1,000o years of each other how did that happen? the overwhelming factor was intense rain storms. climate change due to warming oceans, changing atmospheric patterns more water is falling and we're clearing natural vegetation and replacing it with concrete, asphalt, through which water doesnot penetrate. >> reporter: ellicott city was built north of the river several tributaries run through the town to the river. nose water currents were the energy for this town built around a mill in 1772. but since 1991, real estate around the popular main street exploded, developers submitted more than 100 plans to build residential and commercial buildings in about three square miles around the city. most were approved >> we have flood maps that were drawn based on conditions that are no longer true. >> reporter: in the most recent storm nearly 8 inches of rain fell in three hours. intense water with nowhere to go sexton's maps show how development increased the intensity of the flooding by up to 30% and

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. >> reporter: jim sexton is a veteran divorce attorney and author of the book "if you're in my officeready too late sxwlp divorce is at its best a knife fight in the closet. and your kids are in the closet and the lights are out and everything you own is in the closet. and so you wouldn't just start stabbing away but you're going to wreck everything that means something to you. >> reporter: he's witnessed thousands of marriages meet their end but he says it's often only the most vengeful who use heart bomb laws. >> when a person comes into my office i try to help them understand that this is a claim that is highly unlikely to succeed from a financial standpoint and may ultimately cost more to prosecute than they stand to gain back from it. but very often people just need their story to be heard. >> reporter: for his part huizar plans to appeal. as for keith king, he says though he's satisfied with the verdict the heartbreak has taken a toll. >> at the time my marriage i feel like got attacked i was at the point of my life of everything i've been successful in my career, and i found a

. >> cartser we are talking about the he stocks 800 billion market cap sexton right now obviously apple at 940 is it harder to push them up who is the incremental buyer when everybody heads to the door at the same time we get what we had with fischer yesterday. >> the thing about the trillion dollar -- what we know is term of sheer cap kluvered at the top it's been this way 18 months the top five stocks in the are working more than the bottom 270. think of intel very bad it's spilling over into tech and growth that's where money is hiding that's the risk to the market. >> let's say apple goes to 200 what do you do with that. >> it's interesting. basically you could get called away if the stock is two hundred which are long 100 shares short one of the calls stock is matched up against the short call but, again, this is a strategy that you want to do tactically not too frequently you were not paying anything for this but you only do it if you are more worried what carter described as this kind of asmrk risk to the downside versus the upside. >> now the other big earnings report that is te

if you ever become a porn star you won't have to change his name, former cia officer bart sexton. [applause] practicing her name, she is our business reporter from north of the border, foxbusiness network reporter christina. [cheering and applause] she is so bright the sun seeks shade from her. national review porter cap sims. [cheering and applause] just like the vatican he's famous for his masks. [laughter] that's a great one. wwe superstar massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] buck, i love this week. i love this week. it was hilarious and every day i was laughing. >> it was the super bowl of snowflake. it was nothing i have ever seen in my life. you never seen so much blushing. wherever he set the boundary of what to crazy or mainstream media publications will come up press conference was not amazing and it was not the -- i can understand why some people had issues but is not as bad as pearl harbor. bam, headline. some even compared it to kristallnacht and is this because you don't want to do the hilarious things but get specific and they lost their mind. we know peo

joe sexton is a scientist who uses satellite images to map changes in ecosystems. >> you had two 1 ,000ear floods within two years of each other. how did that happen? >> the overwhelming factor was intense rainstorms climate change due to warming oceans, changing atmospheric patterns more water is falling. on top of that, we're intensifying land use, which is clearing the natural vegetation and replacing it with impervious surfaces like concrete, asphalt through which water does not penetrate. >> ellicott city was built north of the river several tributaries above its main street run through the town to the river those water currents were the energy for this town built around a mill in 1772. since 1991, real estate around the popular main street exploded developers submitted more than 100 plans to build residential and commercial buildings in about three square miles around the city most were approved >> we have flood maps that were drawn based on conditions that are no longer true >> reporter: in the most recent storm nearly eight inches of rain fell in just three hours. intense water

magic: i was against that because it was a school that was only ten minutes away, sexton high school, i could've walked to, and they were a powerhouse in basketball, and i thought i was going to be a part of that tradition. every high school was bad in basketball, so it's like, "oh, no, i'm going to the losing school. and so i get bussed across town. first couple of weeks it was challenging. a lot of fights, name calling, the whole thing. it was-- i thought that maybe this wasn't gonna work and we would never make it through the year. did it work? it finally worked, and sure enough i'm glad that i went to everett high school, to know how to work along somebody who didn't look like me 'cause my whole life i've been doing that. so that actually helped me for everything that i do today. so it was a blessing for me. it didn't hurt basketball either. no, it didn't hu-- we won the state title my senior year, so everything worked out for me. commentator: pass to johnson, he'll go in for the... behind the back stunt. harvey: did you feel that basketball was your destiny, growing up? yeah, i r

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with is to say, to deal the irish republican army violence, they appeal sexton seven -- section seven of the habeas corpus act. in contrast with what we have .nder pompey -- hambee our government can contain it as an enemy combatant. one hearing to contest their they are and then probably held as an enemy combatant for the duration of the war on terrorism. toopinion is unclear as whether there is a second review at some point. the english model is very different. they have adopted a regime whereby citizen or noncitizen, you can be held temporarily. a matter ofng about days. seven to 14 days and you get multiple rounds of judicial review during that period, and then you have to be released if you are not charged with a crime. they have one model in place that came out of the ira violence. it provides the same protections for citizen subjects or noncitizens and provides rather robust protections in terms of judicial review. a does allow for that temporary detention, which is at odds with the model outside of the criminal framework. it is a very different model. we see in other countries

joe sexton is a scientist who uses satellite images to map changes in ecosystems.wo 1,000-year floods within two years of each other how did that happen? >> the overwhelming factor was intense rain storms. climate change due to warming oceans, changing atmospheric patterns more water is falling. on top of that, we're intensifying land use, clearing natural vegetation and replacing it with concrete, asphalt, through which water does not penetrate. >> reporter: ellicott city was built north of the patapsco river. several tributaries run through the town to the river. nose water currents were the energy for this town built around a mill in 1772. but since 1991, real estate around the popular main street exploded, developers submitted more than 100 plans to build residential and commercial buildings in about three square miles around the city. most were approved >> we have flood maps that were drawn based on conditions that are no longer true. >> reporter: in the most recent storm, nearly eight inches of rain fell in three hours intense water with nowhere to go sexton'