siegel. how often should you check your blood pressure? what if you are not exactly in the suggested range? what is it now 120/80? i don't know. what is it now. >> the last study makes it look like 120/80, not 140/over 80. >> i'm a' not a fan the machines you use at home. the battery operated once. if you are using one. go to the doctor and correlate it with what he or she gets in the office then you can see whether it's accurate or not. >> dr. ssamadi, let's talk abou risk fact loors. who is most at risk? >> we're talking about women because this month is all about go red and hence the tie. the reason why this is is important is because women are undertreated. very important. underdiagnosed and undertreated. because when we think about heart disease we think of men. it is a stigma that it is a man's disease. when women patients go to the hospital room for doctor, they are not thinking hey i should be ruling out heart attack in a 30, 40, 50-year-old woman. more than lung cancer, colon cancer

marc siegel. zploos good to see you. >> good to see you. >> okay. we're going to start today with growing concern about the vaek virus after thousands of pregnant women have become infected with the mosquito-borne virus. >> there are so many uncertainties, and i just want to have it checked out and see. because i'm so early in my pregnancy. >> we are seeing a lot of concerned patients who are returning from what they thought were going to be pleasant vacations. it is marred to -- it is hard to relieve their anxiety. what we are trying to do is arm ourselves with the most information we can and pass the information on to our patients. what we're also doing is for patients who do come to see us and are part of our program we are tracking them and keeping their names on our lists so if there are any changes in guidelines week reach out to them. >> this situation is sparking a lot of concern, including this question from one of our viewers, here it is. my 37-year-old daughter was bitten several times while on ovation to the dominican republic in october

the siegel groups says its working with law enforcement agencies, to improve its properties. ### reno just made another national list. it's one of the hottest up-and-coming vacation destinations. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has more on noah acording to the website thrillist, reno is one of eight u-s cities expected to see big visitor numbers in the coming years. according to thrillist, reno is one of eight u-s cities listed as an up and coming travel destination... and recent visitors numbers are up. "we're seeing a lot more and especailly havig the fantastic winter we're having we're getting a lot of traction and having people in from all over the country for the skiing." taxable room revenues are up 14 percent and average room rates are up ten percent...and that trend is expected to continue. "the thrilist mention we just got is great they have 16 million viewers a month and they're comparing us to cities like boulder and they talked to orbitz, talked to travel experts people who run the airline app hopper." reno saw the seventh- highest increase in demand for flights last year.

voiced concerns, about leasing siegel group. they say it has a bad track record in sparks and las vegas... because of crime associated with some of its properties. the siegel group says its working with law enforcement agencies.. to improve its properties. ### reno just made another national list. acording to the website thrillist... reno is one of the hottest up- and-coming vacation destinations. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has more on this report according to thrillist, reno is one of eight u-s cities listed as an up and coming travel destination... and recent visitors numbers are up. "we're seeing a lot more and especailly havig the fantastic winter we're having we're getting a lot of traction and having people in from all over the country for the skiing." taxable room revenues are up 14 percent and average room rates are especailly havig the fantastic winter we're having we're getting a lot of traction and having people in from all over the country for the skiing." taxable room revenues are up 14 percent and average room

siegel? >> that's a great question. here's what i think the answer is.of all, if you have abdominal pain, weight loss, fever even vomiting, i start to think of this as a possibility. there is 3 million people in the united states with celiac disease. it's easy to test for. it's antiboats against something called gluten, which is in whole grains. it's twogleatin. your body will make antibodies to it and start to chew up your small intestine, if you have celiac people. that's 3 million people, but there's 18 million people long they have a gluten sensitivity meaning they have some of these same symptoms, weight loss, deefr, diarrhea, not doing great and i can't prove that they have gluten sensitivity because the tests aren't sensitive enough to pick it up. sometimes they are, most of the time they're not. i want to say one last thing. if i put you on a gluten free diet and everybody out there is going on a gluten free diet, guess what i have to cut out, something me and david are talking about all the time, mediterranean diet, fruits and whole grains, whol

venture capitalist marc siegel thinks so. >>> and an author shows us how human evolution is speeding up. our reporters of the mercury news and jacob ward this week on "press:here." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. i don't immediately understand every trend in technology. i'm not much of a snapchat user, for instance. but i try to get the gist of every new thing but this really surprised me. this is the inside of the s.a.p. center in san jose during a video game tournament. thousands of people packed to the rafters watching other people play video games. now, they did this in person and they have watched online. it's a huge business. amazon paid $1 billion for a video game channel called twitch and other channels have shown up as well all showing off video games to people. rafter has more than 1.5 million viewers created by dennis fong. he's the most famous video game player of his era. if you're of a certain age, dennis fong is the joe nameth of video games. joined by jacob ward and michelle quinn of the mercury news as well. going back to all of those people packing the

the siegel group says it's working with police... to improve its properties. ### for the second year in a row... nevada's bridges have been named the best in the nation. only about 2-percent of nevada's roughly 19- hundred public bridges need repair. compare that to the national average... which is nearly ten percent. the nevada department of transportation, inspects all bridges in the state of nevada. they're inspected every two years. the survey was done by the american road and a k-9 with the washoe school district police has died. amis was born in the czech republic and trained in texas before starting his official duties in washoe county, where he worked with... and lived with... officer mark szabo. amis specialized in drug detection on campuses. he died of natural causes. he was ten years old. there are still a great many mysteries in outer space... now we're seeing some amazing new images of the milky way. plus... if you want to look like the stars you'll see on the oscar red carpet this weekend, we have some tips. but first..

but ended over here near the siegel suites. witnesses told metro they saw a black suv leaving the scene police have no suspects in custody police have been out here this whole, with this entire area taped off, but we have nothing in the way of updates information at 14th and ogden, soc. thanks stephanie- also right now, another shooter is on the run! 13 action news reporter parker collins follows the bullets that blasted a home and two vehicles near lamb and allen.. valley. < it was a terrifying situation overnight as bullets rang out in one neighborhood near owens and lamb. this happened around 2 in the morning. not only were vehicles no one has been arrested in this case. police are looking for the person who did this. in the newsroom, pc, 13 an. > 13 action news reporter parker collins talks with the mother. that emotional interview plus all the gunfire recorded on police scanner traffic, are coming up on later editions of 13 action news. new developments on that deadly workplace shooting that ended the lives of 3-people. we

siegel, why the increase i first of all? and is it a recurring problem?ning if you had stones, you get rid of it and does it keep coming back? >> first, what is a kidney stone? it's crystal that forms in your system between the kidney and the bladder, or in the kidney itself. most of the time it's between the kidney and the bladder. testimony these stones, crystals are often forms of calcium and uric acid. people know that, from goutd. let's focus on calcium. now, calcium comes from your diet. people out there probably think you are getting it by eating too much calcium. that's not the case. it's the calcium that's in your bloodstream that's the problem. now, if you take a lot of calcium supplements you could actually form these. but i'm more worried about something in your diet like spinach, like nuts, like rhubarb. things that cause a compound called objection late which bonds with the calcium and gets into your kidneys. you have to drink a lot of water. that's the bottom line. if you drink a lot of water your risk of stones goes down. if you have kidne

even siegel himself isn't immune to getting cold taked. take this tweet from over the weekend by his wife. >> i vowed to do the dishes and make the lunches every single night. i haven't really met expectations there. >> will: i'm sure siegel to find plasty manages takes i made. he enjoys going back and forth with these guys. he said precincts them i. high said it is all in fun. you can see he whose no problem making fun of himself either but he's got quite a thing going with over 16,000 follow ores twitter. >>>>aurie: if he can make money on it, that's a fun career. hold us all to the fire. >> calvin: still to come, the family of a murder victim desperate for answers is now asking for your hetch. >> laurie: victor and janine are working that and more for you at one was gunned down last small falling and police still haven't made an arrest. they're hoping someone will come forward and do the right thing. >> janine:n emotional day in court for the family ofof a woman police say was savagely attacked by her roommate who police say she met on

marc siegel. we'll take up concerns about food poisoning at some of the most popular restaurants from e. coli at chipotle to nor provirus at buffalo wild wickings. -- wings. as we head into super bowl sunday. talk about bad timing. our top story tonight, the fight for new hampshire. most of the republican field now stumping across the granite state except for front runner donald trump who's in south carolina. but that certainly hasn't stopped his opponents to -- from attacking him. fox news' chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: a snowstorm and preparations for the final debate tomorrow night has slowed the candidate on new hampshire's campaign trail today. occasional whiteout conditions lasted until early afternoon. marco rubio is gaining ground at 17% in a statistical tie with the iowa caucus winner, ted cruz, at 15%. john kasich is in fourth place at 10% in a dead heat with jeb bush who leads the single digits pack. because of the storm, trump missed a second

siegel, really important. >> go red for women

max siegel said they have teamed up with medical experts to keep them informed of the vice us. athletes will use top -- topical ointments. >>> the pope will go to cuba and mexico. he will meet with the head of the russian orthodox church in havana. it will focus on religious reconciliation. this is the first time they have met face-to-face. he will visit mexico and return to rome. >>> lamar odom attended his brother-in-law's fashion show in new york last night. he was escorted to his seat people cheered. he had been recovered since he was found unconscious in a nevada brothel. >> there's only one bay area finalist in the top 10 of american idol. last night james viii and four on contestants were sent home. next week the second half will perform. you can watch "american idol" every wednesday and thursday right here. >>> there's a lot of talent. >>> investigators trying to identify the human remains found in gilroy, the evidence that leads them to believe they are not lamar. >>> we're live in san jose where police are investigating a deadly hit and run involving a cyclist, we'll

i would put siegel in it for a nomination for best actor ahead of at least three of the nominees in that category. i'll leave it to you to argue which three i'm talking about. the fact is film is this great big vibrant thing. sometimes we focus on something like the oscars or even the golden globes, other awards we forget other films merit our attention that may be haven't gotten the buzz of the big movies and yet still will well reward us for seeing them. >> there you go. don't forget newschannel 5 is your home for the oscars. tune in at 7:00. the awards ceremony begins 8:30. followed by newschannel 5 at 11:00 which most likely will not start at 11:00. follow with us on twitter. we'll be live tweeting all night as well. >>> still ahead -- a battle brewing at ohio university. about the plan to demolish a building that ising about on campus more than a century. wild night in east cleveland. three shootings, one deadly. a live update straight ahead. (baseball on tv in background) with heart failure, danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water

>> so, after answering these other questions, i would love to here the difference between glass siegel and dodd-frank. >> we came off the gold standards in stages. the issue with the gold standard was that the federal reserve u.s. government was promising to back every dollar with gold. that meant it could not issue more dollars than it had gold. to attract gold it began to raise interest rates in the heart of depression and that had a punishing affect on the economy at the worst time. britain went through the exact same process. they won the gold standard as well. in 1931, they went off the gold standard which put pressure on us to go off it at as well. and franklin roosevelt took us partway off because he closed the gold window to citizens. so people could no longer take a gold note down and turn it in for funds. the gold system didn't operate during the depression or the world war ii but he had a half gold system in the '50s and the '60s and the idea was we printed whatever we wanted but the asians and europeans could come over and switch for cold. that worked until the 1960s and we

the siegel group presented a plan yesterday.. for the redevelopment of the truckee lane building... during yesterday's council meeting though... two downtown advocacy groups... leasing the building to the siegel group because of a bad track record of crimeassociated with some of the companies other properties in sparks and las vegas. the siegel group says its working to improve those properties. ### for the second year in a row, nevada's bridges have been named the best in the nation. only 1.8-percent of nevada's roughly 19- hundred public bridges need repair. compare that to the national average, which is 9.6-percent. ndot officials say the bridges are in good condition because all of the state's bridges are inspected every two years. joining me now is lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average through friday before easing down slightly for the weekend. it will be breezy friday, with a chance for showers mainly north of interstate 80 friday night and early saturday. another weak system is poss

siegel, great to see you. this sound fantastic. 90% of the cases are showing hope. >> i'm excited about this. the cases showing hope are the cases that are not responding to common therapy. along comes this treatment and 95% of leukemia patient and lymphoma patients are showing a response. it used to be you poisoned it with chemotherapy. now they are targeting abnormal proteins on the cancer cell. now we are taking the white blood cells out of the body, pawght receptor on it that recognizes the cancer, sticking it back in and it attacks the cancer cell directly. then the rest of the immune system comes in and joins the war. deirdre: that is great news. it makes me think the medical field is advancing and making progress as leaps and bounds over almost any other industry. >> immunotherapy, less side effects. deirdre: british researchers have been given the green light to use genetic editing on human embryo to potential think screen out diseases like cancer. but there is fear this could be used to create desired

14th street and odgen, but ended at a siegel suites. neighbors tell 13 action news they heard as many as 15 gunshots, and they say a black s-u-v leaving the scene. no arrests have been made. breaking news on that double shooting in glendale, arizona..that ended the lives of two teen girls. police are now recommending charges against the student who gave the gun to that shooter. officers say those girls died in a murder-suicide. one girl shot her girlfriend, and then took her own life. both victims' families say they don't want to prosecute that student. updates now on a couple of breaking news: it took a while.. but a man who was threatening to jump from a parking structure at the 'd' hotel in downtown las vegas.. finally came down without incident. metro crisis negotiators were on the scene talking with him for 9- hours. and.. a man and toddler are recovering after being hit by a car near charleston and lamb. metro believes the driver was drunk and speeding when he hit the father and 18- month old girl. crosswalk.. but should be okay.

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ida siegel reports. >> reporter: chairs tossed around decks. waves crashed over windows, a terrifying time at sea coming to an end as anthem of the seas is returning to new jersey tomorrow night, even the captain was shaken by what happened. >> yesterday turned out to be probably one of my worst days at sea. >> reporter: why did he sail into hurricane force winds to begin with? 4 investigates went looking for answers. the weather service predicted dangerous weather off of the carolina coast. >> if there was information prior to his departure which he didn't act on, that would be the smoking gun if you will. >> reporter: this captain teaches safety at maritime college. students are taught how to navigate rough seas and how to avoid them. cruise ship captains have a wealth of information, they are bound by an international safety management code to choose the safest route, sail around the storm, or don't sail at all. >> obviously financial reasons captains of course are encouraged to get under way if they can. >> reporter: the u.s. corps guard is

shot and taken to umc trauma we heard it happened near 14yh and carson but ended over here near the siegel suites. witnesses told metro they saw a black suv leaving the scene police have no suspects in custody police have been out here this whole, with this entire area taped off, but we have nothing in the way of updates information at 14th and ogden, soc. a man is in the hospital with a gunshot wound. and whoever is responsible, is on the run! a warning for anyone who drives along boulder highway- the being dialed-down. the entire stretch.. that used to be 55 miles an hour.. is now a 45 mile an hour zone. and.. to make sure everyone knows.. metro and n-h-p are stepping up patrols. it's the first of many safety improvements.. designed to make boulder highway safer. 20-percent of all pedestrian fatalities last year in clark county occured on boulder highway. the search is on tonight.... after a veteran's service dog goes missing. 17:57:40:26 struggles to speak....didn't think this would happen why he desperately needs his dog returned to him. it's been nearly 6 months after a british airway

financial abuse of anybody in and iting much further than doddoes much further than restoring glass siegel it goes into shadow bankings, goes after now that is full disclosure i am on the record, if somebody in one of these firms wants to give me money, i hope they know they're giving money to someone who is going to make sure they never wreck the economy again. the debate you also said, quote, senator sanders is the only person who i think would characterize me a woman running to be the first woman president as exemplint." isn't the experience you're running on gained through years of working in democratic politics, doesn't that put you in the experience? >> well, i don't know. senator sanders has lot more time in elected offers than ihat amusing. he's been elected official nor 25 years. far longer than i was. i think i bring a great mix of woman is a big see problems, how i think about solving problems, what i believe is absolutely foundational starting with children and theirtunities on my way to flint today to go and meet with the player who asked me to come because she wants to keep t

allegedly drugging and sexually assaults andrea constand in his home in >>> supermodel stephanie siegel said to stand in a court on a drunk driving charge. police say she backed up her land rover in the car behind her in greenwich. investigators say she was unsteady on her feet and sllou of alcohol. seymour f ofaces charges of driving away that same night. >>> he's a photo of a suspect the latest incident happened near waverly place on christopher street. vestigator, s say the two men pointed a gun i a lobby and stole $4 so 4 00. if you have any information, please ontact police. >>> these are pictures of a couple wanted for a two-month crime spree in manhattan. police say they stole hand bags, wallets and cash in several they've allegedly racked up big. purchases with stolen credit cards. the bill was more than $8,000 in one place. if you know anything, call crime stoppers. >>> pope francis has a new message. it's it goat rid et rid of gossip. >>> and amtrak train bouncing off the track. you're watching "today in new york." >>> have a tip for new york's biggest i-team? call 866-news-44

. >> tatiana siegel is a film reporter for "the hollywood reporter." >> i'm still really mad at you.anted roles that would challenge her. there aren't a lot of great tv role force women in their teens and 20s. >> lawrence's goal was the big screen. she auditioned for bella swan in the "twilight" series, but it won't be long before she got another chance. that would come from this man. >> she has the greatest talent i have seen in my life. raw talent. >> in 2007, gee area mo garriaga was casting a small independent film called "the burning plain" starring charlese theron and kim basinger. >> he saw lawrence's audition tape on the very first day of casting and he knew she was the one. >> my family was happy. too. >> the publishers were not sure of having her. >> and he got her. lawrence transformed from a fun-loving 17-year-old into serious actor. >> my sets are really relaxed. we have a lot of fun. but we're doing this really serious and intense film. and i said jennifer, you need to concentrate. and she would say no, we can shoot it right now. i'm going to do it perfectly. we began f

mark siegel, fox news channel medical correspondent. thanks for being here. you've been hearing the story. you know what's going on. why is it so difficult for patients to have access? >> she's talking about the lack of dispensaries. there's a bigger problem which is physicians are worried and paranoid about prescribing medical marijuana. because even though the compassionate care act allows for this and it's legal, the usfda has never said medical marijuana has a use. they've never approved a medical use. ernie: that put doctors in an awkward situation? >> especially in new york state. because new york state has a system called istop which tries to prevent us from overprescribing vicodin and percocet and oxycontin. it restricts it. ernie: doctors have to be very careful. >> with marijuana, we have to put the exact dose and what are we using it for. even with heroin, we don't do that. ernie: doctor -- >> parkinson's disease, a seizure, if it's for h.i.v., if it's for pain, whatever it is, we have to list it. we're worried that they're looking over our shoulde

marc siegel on that story next.a freshly bound presentation fill you with optimism? do you love your wireless keyboard more than certain family members? is your success due to a filing system only you understand? does printing from your tablet to your wireless printer give you a jolt of confidence? if so, you may be gearcentric. someone who knows that the right office gear helps you do great things. and there's one place that has it all. office depot officemax. gear up for great. >>> the mayor of ithaca in new york wants to create a place where people can use heroin or ore illegal drugs under the supervision of health care workers. he says it's so addicts can get steered towards treatment. yesterday, we heard from arthur aidala and dr. keith ablow on this controversial proposal. >> if you deering to do it, let's bring them into the facility so they don't get the diseases. treatment, increasing prevention, absolutely. but guess what's going to happen with the legal shooting gallery, they'll be encouraged by drug deal

andrew siegel, cvp of strategy and corporate development for us here. williams, the cofounder -- rachel, the cofounder of change the ratio. have them.lled to without further i do, i am thrilled to introduce our speaker and moderator, chelsea clinton, the vice chair of the clinton foundation. [applause] chelsea clinton: thank you for that interaction -- introduction. i apologize for my husky voice. i have been under the weather and i will not shake any hands or give hugs paired it is not about you. it is about me. saidt to echo what joyce from the clinton foundation perspective and say what a tremendously meaningful partnership it has been for us over the last year as we have worked to abandon the normal of the existence and demographic so that generally attracts 70% to 80% men. we are proud to set -- to have 70% to 80% women focused on women's health. it may seem obvious that women developers should be the one innovating on questions like women's mental health, women's heart health, but that was not always so obvious. i am thrilled we have proven again

adam siegel, direct on foreign policy at the counsel relations looks at the threat there government poses to cybersecurity in the hacked world order. and retaking america, in which australian author nick adams argues that political correctness is the reason for the problem america is facing. and outlining drug car tell and how to beat them. and in the fight to vote, president of the center for justice at nyu school of law explores the history of voting rights. look for these titles in the coming weeks and watch for the interviews on booktv. >> in your book you write americans have long tended to overestimate the threats posed by jihadist. >> 80% of americans are somewhat worried about terrorism. 24% of the republicans think it is the leading political issue in the election season. 9% of democrats. and you know, some of that is understandable. we had the attack in october where 224 people were killed in cyanide and you have the attack in paris where 130 people were killed and in san bernardino, california 14 people killed who were inspired by isis. with that said, the fret from jihidist te

marc siegel. hi, doctors. >> great to see you. >> we're not going to cover the presidential campaign with doctors but we are going to talk one issue, republican candidate donald trump made waves during a town hall appearance this past week after claiming michael jackson's down fall he said was due to bad plastic surgery. that got a lot of people fired over. let's look at what mr. trump had to say. >> i knew him well. i know "the real story." he was an unbelievably talented guy. he lost his confidence. he lost tremendous confidence because of honestly bad, bad, bad surgery. he had the worst. he had people that did numbers on him that were us just unbelievable. >> how much plastic surgery is too much. doctor saddamy, you are a surgeon. you know he received it very commonly. we've seen these cases where people keep going back and back and back and back. >> plastic surgery is a big business. it's about $10 billion and growing over the last decade or so. in fact if you look at the number of liposuction

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stuart: what a pleasure is to have siegel.ryl: sounds like an irish mother. >> it is innovation. i listened to every good word tim cook has to say. i love apple, i followed it from the beginning and been in it for a while, they start to lose the smart phone market. if they don't create something to propel revenue going forward, they will be a, ties product. as i said a thousand times, apple rolls out new versions of old products, they need revenue. stuart: this is new. apple, you have an apple phone. it is bust, you can trade it in for a new one. liz: this is how they keep their revenue. it means keeping the customer happy. and get a new one anywhere from $50 toward a new one or $250, is the first time, microsoft has been doing it, and here is the deal, this could cut it to ebay. lot of people still bust iphones on ebay. ashley: people sell bust iphones on ebay. and i call it a weak report, 150 one thousand jobs, best you can do, looks to me, i say it is another signal that the economy is sliding toward recession. let's go aro

. >> professor siegel? >> that was a perfect answer.bearishness now. the levels are reasonable. i don't think interest rates are going to go up. will there be more short-term volatility? yeah, i think so. so, again, legging in, dollar cost averaging. the long run, i think, is certainly still going to be very, very positive here but short run i see volatility here. >> jeremy and jurrien, thank you. >>> 2015 a record-breaking year for m&a. will deals be hurt in 2016? >>> first, look at where oil is trading at this hour. we're now under 30 bucks. $29.90. stick with us. you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc. first in business worldwide. ♪ here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj, working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app on the app store. it lets you trade stocks, options, futures... even advanced orders. and it offers more charts than a lot of other competitors do on desktop. you work so late. i guess you don't see your family very much? i see them all the time. did you finish your deriv

mark siegel about how worried you should be over the zika virus. first, fox 29 in philadelphia with bill cosby in court. the 78-year-old actor and comedian contends his legal team made a deal with the prosecutor in 2005 to drop the criminal sexual assault case. also today, an accuser on the west coast that she was dropping her case against cosmetic be. he has been accused of sexual crimes by 30 women. >>> and the closing of end state 70 between denver and the kansas state line. more than 900 snow plows are deployed statewide. >> most crews are working 12-hour shifts. and this is a live look. the big story tonight, another dangerous criminal out on the streets. l.a. county sheriff's officials say they accidentally released an inmate awaiting trial in connection with a gang killing. they're not saying how steven lawrence wright was able to walk out of jail. that's tonight's live look. need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candida

mark siegel about how worried you should be over the zika virus. first, fox 29 in philadelphia with bill cosby in court. the 78-year-old actor and comedian contends his legal team made a deal with the prosecutor in 2005 to drop the criminal sexual assault case. also today, an accuser on the west coast that she was dropping her case against cosmetic be. he has been accused of sexual crimes by 30 women. >>> and the closing of end state 70 between denver and the kansas state line. more than 900 snow plows are deployed statewide. >> most crews are working 12-hour shifts. and this is a live look. the big story tonight, another dangerous criminal out on the streets. l.a. county sheriff's officials say they accidentally released an inmate awaiting trial in connection with a gang killing. they're not saying how steven lawrence wright was able to walk out of jail. that's tonight's live look. we're outside the beltway, too. we'll take a look. >>> the centers for disease control, the cdc is confirming the first case of zika virus in a person who has not trave

ben collins, elizabeth mcdonald and phillip siegel.very much. >>> some pension funds, 401(k) plans, trading accounts, billionaire investor carl icahn cutting its stake in apple last year. the stock declined. this according to new egg regulatory filing. his new stake, $1.5 billion. some still exposure there. tiger global picked up one million dollars of the stock recently. jared levy ask with me. apple down 20% in the past 12 months. more than the s&p's drop in that time. is apple a buy or a sell here? >> there is a lot to consider, the point is carl icahn has skin in the game at 1.5 billion. that is something to consider. apple's problem is fact it hasn't given us it's next big thing, next big source of revenue. it is peppering in the watch, peppering the i play. apple you can own up to $110 feel good about it. beyond 110, 115, all right based on past evaluation what is am i getting here? unless tim cook and company coming out rivetting or game changing like iphone was, i don't see a big case for apple going up over 115. buy it here. s

>> so, after answering these other questions, i would love to here the difference between glass siegel and dodd-frank. >> we came off the gold standards in stages. the issue with the gold standard was that the federal reserve u.s. government was promising to back every dollar with gold. that meant it could not issue more dollars than it had gold. to attract gold it began to raise interest rates in the heart of depression and that had a punishing affect on the economy at the worst time. britain went through the exact same process. they won the gold standard as well. in 1931, they went off the gold standard which put pressure on us to go off it at as well. and franklin roosevelt took us partway off because he closed the gold window to citizens. so people could no longer take a gold note down and turn it in for funds. the gold system didn't operate during the depression or the world war ii but he had a half gold system in the '50s and the '60s and the idea was we printed whatever we wanted but the asians and europeans could come over and switch for cold. that worked until the 1960s and we

draw the day, wind, flurries, and siegel digit wind chill' s. sunday, we start out at 3:00 in the morning and make it only to 25 degrees on valentine' s day. another shot of snow sunday evening. it ramps up a little overnight. we could see in it sure two, but that could -- we could see in it for two, but a couple of features may change with that. on monday, we should start at snow in change over the rain biggest imagers getting a little more on track -- the guest temperatures getting a little more on track, 30' s and 40' s. the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the >>> good morning. cuddle up. valentine's day weekend off to a bone-chilling start. 19 in d.c. 16 in new york. 8 in boston. if you think that's cold, al says, just wait. >>> standing by herrmann man. hillary clinton comes to the president's defense during the debate. >> the kind of criticism we've heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republi

of alexa, the founder of -- rachel, the cofounder of change the ratio and a list and also andrew siegel,. while they are joining me in the director's chair, want to ask all of you to give a big round of a product -- plus two "self" was hosting us this afternoon. [applause] >> to continue a little bit from my earlier introductory remarks, i must ask each of you why you think this conversation is so important and what we can do to help others understand why we have a vested interest -- interest in the conversation. . i often find people's eyes glaze over. what can we do to help everyone in the room today with why the conversation is a must-have. if anyone wants to go first. >> i can only speak from my experience. as a woman running -- first, i worked in personal finance out of college and back to business school. i dropped out to start a company. truly, very few women in either of those industries, but once you put them on top of each other -- i just had a genuinely really unique experience, which was 24 years old, dropping out of business school trying to start a tech company. in so many