and then we'd run that. >> sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me. >> sock it to, i got a great idea. why not sock it to joey? >> a pink marine is a happy marine. >> and see-through blouses, huh? >> mm-hmm. well, you see, it's a safety device. no fashion-conscious enemy would shoot and ruin and nifty number like this. >> well [clears throat] as an ex-marine, i think i know what the boys want. >> hmm. you were a marine, huh? did you, uh, see any action? >> you better believe it. >> well, it's been a few years john smith, since they had your head on the chopping block. how have you been getting along? >> real fine, dan. real fine here at the reservation, you know. as a matter of fact, the indians even have a little name for me now. >> oh, really? >> yeah, they call me "running chicken." >> [ laughs ] when did you get that name? >> uh, right after they put my head on that chopping block. >> and, pocahontas... >> yes, i do. >> mr. garner, i admire you very much, and i would like to shake your hand. >> why, certainly. >> [ german accent ] wolfgang, go you to your dum-d

now the socks >> they've got an air vent on either side.hey don't cause blisters and you can wear them for extended period of time. >> especially if you're out hiking or camping, it would be helpful. do you think they work? they've been tested. >> i wore them for 2 weeks straight, 800-miles of cycling >> they were trying to raise $35,000, they already exceeded that goal and then some because people want their feet so smell good. >> i think i need some silver in my armpit. >> yeah, you do. >> beautiful arizona day. talking about how wonderful this day is and the photographer is capturing it all, until he isn't. >> what is he doing? he fell over backwards over the curb. let's see that again >> we have another video. right next to unmitigated joy. we have military training what's going to happen? >> he ran into the wall. that guy looks huge. they need a stick of dynamite. the door flew open. the guy was inside, there's no way he's going to fit. it's like a dog trying to run through. at least they left no man behind. thank you for joining us. w

bob, do you need socks too. >> got to get socks, we will all bewaring them today.ood morning everybody. live look the at the schuylkill expressway, delays coming into the city, again, lot of folks, coming in, for the penn relays that are taking over franklin field this weekend. backed up on the bennie, all four lanes from mid span into downtown, at eighth and vine. the schuylkill expressway, again, some sun glare, near conshohocken. look what happens when the green fanatic stand in front of the green screen. >> looking good. you got it. a little belly dabsing there. >> well, what ising on there. >> hello. >> wow, there you go. >> you got it. >> do you want to show us your socks. she has socks on. birthday present from the fanatic. can we go down to the floor. >> look at that. >> looking good. >> we are matching. >> now we are really birthday twins. >> do you want to do a dance. >> birthday dance for birthday girl. >> thank you. >> thanks, birthday people. >> thirty minute delays, thanks, for coming in today. we will see you down there at the ballpark 7:05 tonight a

i ended up copying my high school teammate lesean leonard and wearing dress socks. >> regular dress socks stall, put your pants on, don't say anything, don't tell anybody. when we put our hands in, walked to half court. then you snatch them off. coach can't get mad at you at that point. ncaa's not canceling any games and messing up money. >> jimmy: when did it hit you guys that you were famous? kids just out of high school, into college, now all of a sudden you're famous, when did that sink in? >> one, when we got a chance to meet the greatest fighter of all-time, one of the greatest athletes and human beings of all-time, muhammad ali. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: where did you meet muhammad ali? >> atlanta, ncaa tournament. juwan howard was in the hallway. he was like, i think i saw ali. we've got to find him. we stalked him. stayed in the hallway. he was like, the champ likes you guys, come to his room. he was doing magic tricks with us. he was pumping us up. he was the best. >> jimmy: that's great. >> all-time fan of the great muhammad ali. >> jimmy: that's exciting, yeah. >> yes,

the smell of a gym sock. that's when it gets weird. origami? sometimes a rear is in your dna especially when you look like this guy. >> we must. >> you are really rocking it man. giddy up. time to come to chicago where the outdoor temperature is absolute zero. inside decidedly warmer on account of the bulls and the sweaty man bouncing on top of them. titillated? of course you are. no question, no doubts, dangerous. and no wonder people love to watch it but what can i tell you about it really? not much. i know you need bulls. i know you need guys to ride the bulls and i know you need an audience and apparently, a soundtrack. in your groin. that's what i do now. what i don't know to fill this arena. like for instance, who are these bullfighters i've heard so much about? >> here are the bullfighters you'll be working with today. >> hello. mike rowe. >> nice to meet you. >> like wise. >> cody, jessie, frank. >> these are bullfighters? when i hear bullfighter, i think like matador. >> no cape here. just there for cowboy protection so the guy on the

he even alphabetized his socks. >> i have to keep the socks in order and i got to wear them in succession. that's why it's "e" is next, because i'm wearing "d"s right now. i tie them in a knot where i can see the letters. >> in prison offenders have little or no control over their day-to-day lives. adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool ei

sock aroma.rt but i don't think you want to dare them to try your product. >> we don't encourage anyone to eat them raw like that. >> the first thing is we'll fill up bucket with beans. and these specific beans came from. >> a place called mighty mountain. >> yeah. >> in the toledo region of belize. >> toledo. >> it's a very specific bean. it's weird. it's another one of those names. it's like spanish, right? >> that i'm not sure. >> say it like you bean it. >> make it up and you mean it. >> the word toledo you might not know this but it's all the way back to barcelona and it refers to steel. it was manufactured in that part of the city in times gone by. >> perfect. >> can i just dump the bag in. >> sure. >> oh, crap. >> we don't typically put the beans on the floor though. >> from a marketing standpoint, the secret ingredient. it has such a unique earthy odor. >> this is our home grown -- here's stuff we found in the past. >> the chocolate tastes funny. >> for us this is a daunting task. typical

in fans will be allowed inside of the baltimore orioles game today against the white socks. it should be interesting to go see what happens. i had on friend asking me is the the organ still going to play. it should be interesting to go see on television when it is aired. >> no doubt about that. >> edward, thanks very much. thank you. >>> "eyewitness news" spotted people from philadelphia down in baltimore. bishop terence, drove down. he met with demonstrators and preached non-violent message to as many people as possible. >> violence is never the proper channel to go. communication is vitallal. >> stay with "eyewitness news", as we stay up to date on the riots in baltimore. follow us on air and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> right now 5:03. lets head outside to katie and already 55 degrees. >> feeling pretty comfortable out here, erika. we can expect toe a absolutely stellar day unfold. we have been spoiled with a handful of days like this already. this month has been pretty good to us but we are going to be dealing with the new storm system which we will discuss throughout

they were just beating me on top of the head with a sock full of batteries. >> this officer haskins was just one of the officers that was there and he was one that probably got hurt the worst. >> my two officers tried to pull me back through. the three of them were on the back side trying to pull me back out. the tug-of-war began. these guys were still beating me on top of the head. finally the two officers pulled me through. >> haskins was not a target. none of those officers were the target. they was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. and they caught the wrath. >> i reached around back like this and i felt something on my something wet on my back. when i brought it back around it was blood. come to find out i got stabbed in my back at the tug-of-war at the door. it was so deep at the time i didn't even notice it. >> brown received an additional two years in disciplinary detention for the assault on sergeant haskins. >> billy brown some day he's probably going to have to earn the opportunity to get out of that unit. however, my question to him would be, what have you learned? i

what are the socks? aaron: these are cloud socks. emily: ok. aaron: official cloud socks. for the enterprise offer industry. emily: i like it. you grew up in seattle. aaron: yes. emily: what kind of kid were you? aaron: probably not atypical of, certainly, people in the tech industry. so, i spent far too long, far too much time, on the internet. not, sort of, large volume of friends. most of those that were my friends i founded the company, i founded box with. we were growing up in the shadow of microsoft. emily: did you idolize jeff bezos and bill gates? aaron: yeah, everybody knew the bill gates story kind of by heart. what's cool about microsoft is that you can actually go and they let you be a product tester. so a lot of people in high school would actually go to microsoft and test out new products and then they would give you like a free mouse at the end of it. emily: ok, you met your co-founders in middle school. tell me about that. aaron: so, dylan smith, kind of the first co-founder of box who's now our chief financial officer, we actually played trumpet together i

we'll explain a little later on -- >> is that a sock puppet? >> and whether etsy is a takeover target. >> that looks like a sock puppet. >> i can't wait to see this. trust me, it's all yours. >> thanks guys. "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square. tim seymour, steve grasso, dan nathan and guy adami. the massive addition of global subscribers has investors so excited to the tune of 12% in the afterhours. san dusk missing on earnings and the stock is taking a hit. and the ipo for onloon marketplace etsy pricing moments ago, 16 bucks a share. top end of the range. we'll bring you the latest headlines plus someone who says etsy could alreadiy be seen as takeover target. netflix trading at an all time high. it's all about the subscriber numbers. those were both beats and also reed hastings talking about retention as being a key driver for those numbers being so high. >> and their core argument was the unbundling is very good for us. at one point when hbo started talking about it, ever

can you explain the socks i once had in college, the nerd socks? >> my wife saw these socks in orange and black and said she had to have these for me. she calls me her favorite giants nerd. that's what works for us. >> reporter: you're very well equipped for tonight. going to the game tonight, but over the weekend as well, right? >> yeah, going to hit sunday's game. going to be great. go giants! >> reporter: if you are heading to the game this weekend for both saturday and sunday, we have the forecast right now. we will have some patchy fog to deal with for both games and temperatures will be in the upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. overall, looks like a great starting week for the games here at at&t park in san francisco. lot of excitement here, as you can see out toward the park. just all around me. bill? >> great night out there. first friday night game for the giants. how great is that? >> what a spectacular night to be out at the ballpark. >> clear skies. it's beautiful out there when it's like this. looking forward to a good weekend. we'l

what we're talking about very much are the issues that took place yesterday. >> chief sock was blunt about what he wanted. >> basically for the rcmp to back off, swn to back off and give us some time to try to heal and reflect on what happened. >> this is the elsipogtog rcmp station. people have been telling me there've been attempts to burn this station down the past few nights. burn marks all along these rafters. right under the singe marks there's a beer bottle. it's been turned into a molotov cocktail. it shows there's a lot of anger in the community against the rcmp. that anger was also turned on the media. >> rebeccah what began as a peaceful day turned tense... >> ...when a few protesters forced a tv crew to abandon their satellite truck, and seized a reporter's car and gear. when i asked if i could get my camera or gear they said it was theirs, that they were seizing it too. the group of protesters have seized his vehicle and camera. >> isolated from a conversation about colonialism, news reports seemed to amplify old stereotypes. >> but it was the eco-rioters themselves who

>> i have multiple holes in my socks because of it. >> jimmy: burnt holes in your socks moonwalking?s in the business. i mean i can't turn on the radio without a pharrell song coming on, it's fantastic. >> well i don't know about that, but thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, no, you're great. you're unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] i mean it, obviously, very humble. who are you working with now? >> man, well, maxine ashley. >> jimmy: okay. >> yep, we got a record called "someway somehow" that's coming. this artist cris cab out of miami, this cuban kid. super, super, super -- >> jimmy: cris cab? >> cris cab, yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know him. >> you got to watch out for him, he's amazing. >> jimmy: really? >> and of course, new kendrick album. [ cheers and applause ] was a song on kendrick's album, but then there's snoop. >> jimmy: snoop! oh, i need, i need. i'm missing some snoop. >> the snoop. >> jimmy: i'm missing it. i haven't heard it. >> dude, the snoop music is, like, so good. but it's because of him, though, you know? >> jimmy: when does that come out? in may? >> in may. that's rig

along with a sock and a broken neck chain but there was no evidence to show how fast the vehicle was going. >> cannot tell by the force of the impact the individuals knocked out of the shoes. for some reason it is a common occurrence with motor vehicle and pedestrian accidents. >> police identified the victim as rafeal garcia, a football player and outstanding student in southcentral texas. >> i was shocked. i thought it was just a dream that i would wake up from. you talked to the person the day before. he said i will be there at football practice and this and that. all of a sudden he is gone. >> rafeal was one of six children raised by a single mother. his family was poor. rafeal worked weekends to help to support his family. mike harrison was rafeal's football coach. he broke the news of rafeal's death to the rest of the team. >> one of the hardest jobs is to look at a group of young men that you have grown close to and tell them one of their teammates will not be there anymore. they cried so hard. it was pure emotion for them. >> from body temperature investigators estimated rafe

also before me i have the sock with a padlock and combination lock inside. have a statement from the staff member that located that. >> i ain't got nothing do with the assault. when the assault took place, i was on the stairs when an inmate ran by me. i could have easily been mistaken, and that's what i believe, that i was mistaken, that they thought that by me being pushed aside, that i was believed to be the one who assaulted him. >> inmates who saw the assault and provided statements remain anonymous in hearings like this, but it is up to the judge to determine the credibility. >> do you have any enemies in the institution, in the cell block, mr. bullock? >> no, i don't. >> tell me things people would make up about you. >> people i gamble with. >> who are they? >> i'm not going to disclose their names. >> well, i am trying to help you with your defense. >> well, if -- >> excuse me. if you provide names that may not be credible and if you choose not to provide those names, that is up to you. >> how can i defend myself with a report when you say there's a w

do you have wizards socks? anchor: i'll work on that. leon: coming up, a soldier's surprise, the creative way he shocked his son. leon: the search for a maryland karate instructor charged with child porn, the top trending story on wjla.com. also, a generation donation. a 4-year-old boy gets a new wheelchair after his was stolen. a beautiful saturday ahead of us. we can read those stories and steve's forecast and more on wjla.com. a young boy's school is bombed and it has a special memory that he'll keep with him forever because his father, a soldier, game him the surprise of his life. the third grader's dad was deployed for months in kuwait but showed up today to surprise his son on picture day and photo bombed his son. when his 8-year-old son stepped in front of the camera, he turned around, his dad was photo bombing him. james bass is on leave after a year abroad. they'll have a great time. that's it for us. leon: great weekend ahead? steve: looks really nice tomorrow. lots of sunshine, daytime highs near 80 degrees. 15 degrees cooler

should apply to the board now $100 is not much you owe it to the public you're so money hunger your socking to the public you pass prop a and the public is $5 million poorer for it with no guarantee of service now you guys don't take an uber or lift or others but you sock to the taxi drivers you you know what mta stand for more trouble ahead (clapping) (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> hi madeline on another note i want to thank the mta more quickly implementing the near term improvements only polk street they're effective not one hundred percent but ami i've seen the changes in behavior i want to address one of the main reaps that the mta policies have met with unreasonable opposition a lot of protest offender works a letter that was submitted a twurz derailed the northbound trains to california i'm familiar with the merchants and revisited them of the named merchants in that letter of two years ago several have changed management and some are gone because of development and several new businesses two of whom are welcome to opening the nerves they've relocated because they want the ne

well it may make you think how the poor socks and underwear, when you see this video.e's going down p.o.w. or perfection of whitewater. he's not quite nailing the run. he's a very well-established kayaker, bit of an expert from that area. getting knocked around and tossed around on spin cycle. even though it looks pretty rough, he manages to stay in his boat doesn't come out. >> what about this looks fun to anybody? i'm just not dying, basically. whoo-hoo! >> but it's fun, it's got to be one heck of a workout. >> it's exhilarating. talk about an adrenaline rush. if you like water sports why not? >> this section of the river is right along the road there. you can see the road just up above. it's considered a roadside whitewater area and it's a classic class 5 whitewater run. this is running at about 5,000 cubic feet per second of water. not incredibly high in the >>> it's her birthday and she has a special delivery. see the birthday present that pokes its little head right ou of the box. wewe s snanap p itit.. wewe s statackck i it.t. wewe s smomoososh h itit.. wewe l l

it's a return of the on shore push, we're socked in along the peninsula. partly cloudy later today. 60s and 70s. 77-degrees in morgan hill down from the high 80s yesterday. down from 87 to 78 degrees in livermore. a blustery day in stinson beach with the cloud cover 58. west wind to 30 miles per hour and partly cloudy in windsor. liz? >>> okay and be careful on the roads this morning. i don't know what's going on but a lot of problems this morning. and they keep kind of coming in on the chp reports so this is latest now. it's a countercommute crash. so at least it's not in the westbound direction it was westbound, it would really create a hot spot. but eastbound highway 4 at hillcrest. overturn accident and two lanes are blocked and already slow in a. street and i guess it could affect the westbound ride as well. it was already slow as you can see there. on the road sensors. and we'll go back down to san jose. this traffic alert is still in effect and the backups continue to grow as well. the northbound lanes of 101. a wreck involving a motorcycle. a comme

there were other fibers on dana's socks. these were round and small. the type normally seen in ropes. this was consistent with dana saying her ankles were tied with rope. the investigation was taking a 180 degree turn. now the forensic evidence was corroborating much of what dana was saying. >> i was extremely impressed even to the most minute detail, she -- she remembered and through the things that she went through, most adults wouldn't be able to remember the things that she remembered. >> dana said her assailant was white with blonde hair, blue eyes, in his mid-40s and had a medium build. he was driving a white van with tinted windows and the word "wood" painted on the glass. she said she was forced into a coffin-like box covered with blue carpet. and she remembered something else. >> the victim described inside the van an orange ice chest, cooler-type object. she said that it said igloo on it and it had some other writing on it she couldn't exactly remember. lowes, home depot, something of that nature, and inside that cooler were dr. peppers. >> i

poorer for it with no guarantee of service now you guys don't take an uber or lift or others but you sock to the taxi drivers you you know what mta stand for more trouble ahead (clapping) (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> hi madeline on another note i want to thank the mta more quickly implementing the near term improvements only polk street they're effective not one hundred percent but ami i've seen the changes in

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well maybe make you think, those poor socks and underwear when you see sam's video from the river. he's going down p.o.w. or perfection of whitewater. he's not qui nailing sam, a well-established kayaker, an expert from the area getting knocked around and tossed around on spin cycle. though it looks rough, he manages to stay in his boat. doesn't get kicked out, doesn't become a swimmer. what about this looks fun for anybody? it's like i'm just not dying. didn't die again, whoo hoo! >> but it's fun. got to be a heck of a workout, right? >> yeah. >> exhilarating. talk about adrenaline rush. if you like water sports why not? >> this section of the river is right along the road there. you can see the road just up above, considered a roadside whitewater area. it's a classic class 5 whitewater run. this is running at about 5,000 cubic feet per second of water. not incredibly high in the world of kayaking. but still a solid flow. >> what's in the box? >> sometimes things just don't work out for kids. >> when learning the tricks of the trade called life. in this case this little boy is try

it's the aftermath of a chase of 33 year old pew sock. you can see pew sock who is laying on the ground after authorities kicked and punch him. he tried to drove off after authorities tried to search a search warrant. he then stole a horse. i can troubled by what i see in the the video. i does not appear to be in line with our policies and procedures. pew sock has been hospitalized for his injuries. two deputy suffered dehydration. a third was kicked by the horse. > many of you are getting the children dressed and ready to head out. i cannot believe that's still snow up there in the pocono mountains. got to be kidding me. we're going to get to caitlyn, but first, here is a weather question. >> what is weather going to be for the burkes county jazz fest. >> the weather will be much improved. thank you so much for your weather question. again, send us your weather question at fox 29 weekend. it's been a gloomy few days. back sunday back out. whatever event you have it's an april weekend. we've got it all. we're seeing much improved conditio

. >> and what happened to the sun frommed 0 degrees in gilroy yesterday to socked in along the coast we're seeing the clearing in san francisco. what's going on with the weather? we've got the details as the news continues on kpix 5. >>> taking a look at wall street on this tuesday. and it's been a very good day up a little over 70 points with about 45 minutes left in trading. >>> well the nfl is going to have to pay taxes. commissioner roger goodell making that announcement today. he said he was eliminating a quote distraction, the nfl's revenue and salaries will now no longer be secret. the league has been under pressure for some time now over whether they deserved a tax exemption. >>> and web cams and baby monitors hooked up to the internet are becoming vulnerable to hackers. >> danielle nottingham spoke with a cyber security expert in san francisco who says it doesn't take much to protect yourself. >> reporter: megan knew something was wrong when the monitor camera was moving and she wasn't controlling it. >> i yelled into the camera and i was like quit watching me. but i didn't

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authorities have made 35 arrests since curfew was imposed tuesday night and orioles faced the white socks in the empty camden yard this afternoon. fans were nod at midded because of safety concerns. >>> also pennsylvania is sending 300 state troop tours baltimore to help with peace keeping efforts. >> they should be arriving this weekend. we are sending 300 troopers to help baltimore force as i think any good neighbor would they requested assistance from frustrates. and we have agreed to give that. obviously our thoughts and prayers are with the folks in baltimore, maryland and we hope we will get this behind us a as quickly as possible. >> the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have more from baltimore tonight including on going efforts to keep the peace there coming up on "eyewitness news". >>> at rest in baltimore is big topic of a national conference underway here in philadelphia mayor michael nutter and fellow mayor from his 40 cities are talking about ways to end violence in african-american communities. these leaders are members of the cities united and they want to stop vio

rec and park team, the so much bay socks including players aged 11-13 from san francisco who competed for roster spots and a handful even played on their own middle school teams. the team practices three times per week and just scored a victory against the boys winning 8-1 the bay sock are coach by rec and park own rochelle hanley, who was recognized during women's month last year and is a member of the 1994 colorado silver bullet and all-female baseball team who competed against mens teams. so very exciting stuff and i believe that concludes the gm's report and we're going to take a look, because we had a lot of fabulous events this week, this past month in parks. and before i do, actually i want to recognize -- san francisco state interns, if you would please rise? [ applause ] as we have been in subsequent years, we're very pleased to be joined by our interns and i think here are nelson and rebecca jeana, and jessica, are you all here? not everybody is here. why don't you introduce yourselves very quickly, starting from left to right. >> i'm natalie, aquatics manager. >> rebecca mo

so i even got my lucky red and blue socks on. so hopefully i can bring the caps some luck tonight. back to you. leon: good deal. here's hoping the socks work. thank, robert. doug: couple of showers around the area this evening. steve rudin is tracking those. updated weekend weather at >>> tonight, the spring stunner for millions. severe weather hitting now. look at this. the chain reaction disaster. the highways covered in ice. you can hear the tractor-trailers, the cars colliding. the screams for help. passengers stranded for seven hours. the crying babies. tornadoes spotted in the south. >>> also breaking the explosion at a gun range. the massive fireball. >>> the 73-year-old deputy who grabbed his gun instead of his taser. tonight, breaking his silence. making the case, it's easy to grab the wrong weapon. quote, "it can happen to anyone." >>> the tv reporter, and the attendant. you will hear the fiery exchange. and now the suspension. some asking, is it enough? >>> and, dr. oz responds after

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socks take two out of three. flyers wrap up their season tomorrow at the senators at the well in south philly. flyers finishing for the second time in three years. carolina hurricanes and fly guys last night, and the canes got on the board first, brett bellmore with the tip in past ray emoriment something you don't see too often vinny dropping the gloves, mixed it up couple of times. floods liar three-one. >> check out tiger woods teeing off at the masters. he didn't like t tiger struggled a little, but still in the mix at one over after round one. he hasn't played since february. but he says he is ready. your leader after day one is 21 year old jordan speaks youngest golfer first round lead in plaster history golf gets underway today at 7:40, don't forget to check round three and four here on cbs-3 this weekend. erika? >> long time philadelphia sport columnist, stan hochman has passed away. the daily news tells us hochman died yesterday after a recent illness. this is the front page of today's daily news. hochma

clintons are about as transparent as a wool sock. are we now to expect if they wins another administration without any accountability? >> we're hoping that the wool sock breaks out with some holes. right? >> that sounds like my socks. >> let's unpack that for a second. you have hillary clinton, her email situation. it wasn't just a lie by omission but she didn't get back at all. she let the state department get back for her two months after she was gone. she was already two months out the door. the only thing they got back with was the policy in place. they didn't even bother to answer the question about the emails. >> she doesn't have to answer, though, right? >> can you imagine doing that? >> they don't make her answer for it though >> with regard to the obama administration, we find out they knew about the email so they're complicity, too. >> of course they did. >> i don't think you can take this kind of in its totality without pointing a fingerer and saying if somebody knew and they didn't answer correctly was that in fact a lie?

wear your socks. no shorts to this game like you might have worn on monday.terly wind at 15 miles an hour. winds are kind of an issue today, unlike yesterday. so, what happened was cold front is in the process of sinking southward. so it is letting in the chilly air from the north. right now the boundery line on the cold front looks like it is going through kent county, delaware sees deeing end rain in dover, and other parts every kent county. then we slide on over to cape may county in new jersey, middle township, stone harbor, wildwood all getting some rain this morning. varying in intensity, so future cast shows us socked in with clouds, we've got the flow off the ocean there just keeping us cloudy. by the end of the morning looks like another round every rain moving through. you will have your times when it is not raining. and then we casino of truck on through the rest of the afternoon. we see a lot of clouds, little bit of drizzle here and there then another round of rain tonight probably about 9:00, 10:00. but really it could rain at any time with the

well, i told her to watch the 5:00 so you can check out the red and blue socks. so i think you can say i'm capped down to the socks. leon: ok all right. you redeemed yourself. alison: that's a start. leon: you redeemed yourself. those might not be socks. that might be a tattoo. alison: all right. have a good time out there. we'll see you at 6:00. leon: folks, we've all had that moment when that stranger sitting next to you a plane does something you don't like. >> imagine being asleep and then being stung by bees and waking up and going ow! alison: still ahead, how one woman responded to the man and alison: you could say the force is coming to nippon airways, the japanese carrier has launched a five year "star wars" project that includes a passenger jet painted to resemble the "star wars" droid r2d2. the airline says the "star wars" plane will begin flying international routes this fall. it comes ahead of the new release of the new film "star wars the force awakens." well police are calling it a stabbing. but it happened on a southwest plane in chicago. officials

socks off. armpits. hands. ears. open your mouth. bottom lip. drop your head. shake out your hair. drop your boxers. turn around. see the bottom of your feet. >> run him through here real quick, around the outside wall. >> you guys can run your workers in there and start pushing the buttons and turn the alarms off. >> time to go back to work. >> the dog alerted on a couple things but we didn't come up with anything. so we're out of here. >> both the inmates and their job site come up clean of any contraband. this could mean it's already reached the prison population. where the items can be bought, sold and used. some inmates like tim duncan know all about the drug trade in corcoran. >> i used drugs in prison my whole life, that was my thing. heroin is my drug of choice. i drink like a fish when i can, i make better wine than you can probably buy. ferment fruit and sugar, put it together, warm it, stick it under the bunk for three days, strain it and drink it. >> he transitioned from a drug user on the streets to an enforcer for the aryan brotherhood in prison, responsible for colle