. >> reporter: captain stacy holland and his team from the texas department of public safety are trying to stop drug smugglers from crossing from mexico into the u.s. >> right there, right there. one guy's gotten out. >> reporter: they are also trying to stop the violence of a full-scale drug war from spilling north. >> are there parts of this border that you would be basically lawless or run by the cartels? >> absolutely. >> reporter: smack in the middle of this 21st century version of the wild west, two young americans, david hartley and tiffany young, just teenagers when they fell in love. >> we started dating in '98. the summer of '98, and dated for quite a while before we got engaged in 2001 and married in 2002. >> what took so long? >> we were 18. >> reporter: they wound up here, in the mexican border town of reynosa, jut south of mcallen. he was a district manager for an oil company. >> it was a blessing to us and our marriage. yeah. we were -- that's where we truly grew as a couple and had adventures. >> reporter: when the hartley's first arrive here this peaceful town was a per

do you ever hear of stacy campbell? stacy and rue. they look family.new how they won and into westminister, when rue won it was a victory for muts everywhere. more amazing when you consider it was a stray and this dog returned twice stacy watched rue come and go. >> the second time that she got adopted out, a colleague called me two weeks later and said your dog is back the rest is history. >> we have a dog that has broken the pure bred barrier. rue is not finished. stacy wants to take her back to westchester next year, but they need an invitation. >> thank you, wayne. >> and thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00 the news at 5:00 begins right now. >> a warning for anyone that road bart last week. a rider with a contagious disease that my mai have exposed thousands of people. >> did a patrol officer go too far? >> plus, oldest black-owned bookstore in the country. from the roof, rain coming to the bay area. i'll let you know if it's going to update the valentine's day plans coming up. >> did this happen to you? >> tonight a bay area wide health al

when you went in october 4th, you spoke to stacy lee? >> i'm not sure what date that is? >> on that day you spoke to the lady and she told you to come in to make the payment? >> no. she said they denied the application and i applied in march 6, 2012. >> thank you. >> good evening commissioners john quan with department of public works. it is correct, he did follow the process to acquire the permit. subsequent to that, he also had applied for another permit for 4111, 18th street. he submitted the initial application and not submitted anything subsequent to that. we were waiting for the applicant to complete his package so we can continue to move the process forward so they have all the associated requirements for this permit. approximately july of last year, new legislation was introduced and passed which changed the permitting process for the mobile foods. we decided at that point, let's wait a little bit more for those people in the cue to make any revisions and lose the in inquire as to whether to continue to have interest in the mobile food facilities program. that was

that is why stacy and eric said hey mike start a call.y did to start a call was i sent out a tweet. paul tonight here's the number and that's how those calls got started. congress was not listening so we started with the rallies. that was the first level of evolution. but since then the tea party patriots have all taken specific areas of focus and that is really where the direction we are going. >> i think an important point that you just said, we started and then it expanded. there were tea partiers all over this country in just about every way possible. in new york city who would have thought there could have been a tea party in boston where you think there would he won. a very liberal city at this evolution really grew and i think that is why, i know that's why they had to start paying attention whether they were pretending to agree and let's face it there are people that try to use a tea party but this growth was never limited. we don't want them to government and limited citizen participation. .. to make a difference. in that think i

so i think the near-term worry is very real. >> stacy, who woke up in a lot of pain this morning?tflix? >> i think both of them are probably a little worried. i think -- i think it's actually probably a bigger deal for smaller companies. i mean, google and netflix, they've got -- consumers will be a negotiating chip between comcast and google and netflix, whereas a smaller company, a start-up trying to get kind of on the network, they would probably be a lot more concerned. >> you know, it's interesting with comcast, again, our parent company. nbc universal, we are both a pipe and content provider. how about this? right? is there a benefit to consumers? maybe there's not. be honest in there isn't. we've seen subscriber rates go up with the espn's of the world, there is a lot of power. comcast a bit bigger to push back. would there be a balancing out in that respect? a lot of people don't realize their bills go up because of content providers, fox, cbs, nbc, demand more money? >> that is totally true. comcast lieutenant hawill have negotiati negotiating power against the largest co

not even a one four seven will save us dave we've been stuck or stacy. he has max it's a triple crown change of environment energy and economy and all the buffoons are throwing everything into the risk that we see around us the first have imax is golf balls fall short coping with twenty first century disasters chucking diapers and golf balls out multibillion dollar calamities so math has to deal with failure primitive at best even as the global hunt for energy enters new frontiers of risk disaster is beyond the coping abilities of a single company or even a country have prompted suggestions that a global body with military scale technical resources is needed now that's bloomberg news and they're talking in particular about energy whether it's tepco or the deepwater horizon disaster but you know look at this disaster heading our way. here to the u.k. yeah many snicker balls max gentle balls although i don't think he thinks knuckleballs could fill this disaster well it's the equivalent you know in the in japan they have many diapers they adult size diapers

as stacy tisdale reports, as with most loans, let the borrower beware? >> last november, melissa jones, a single mother of three boys, moved her family from kentucky to tennessee to ax septa job as an account manager at medical billing company patient focus. >> the move hit me financially at the wrong time of the year. so there really wasn't a lot of christmas. >> soon after starting her new position, melissa learned her new employer offered a benefit called "workplace loans ". >> i borrowed $700, and the -- it took me six months to pay them back, and they took it out of my payroll every two weeks. >> hundreds of large and small employers like melissa's are offering employees workplace t the company's contract with the near half dozen lenders who provide the programs. currently, they are offered to about 100,000 workers across the country. industry watchers say they could grow to more than 10 million. david frederickson, a ceo of patient focus and melissa's boss says the loans allow his employees to focus? >> it's more important for them to be able to co

stacy tisdale has the story. >> zac foster will be the first person to admit that he doesn't go to the doctor very often. when he wasn't feeling well a few months ago, he says a new website made finding affordable care act and a new doctor too easy to resist. >> it allowed me to determine exactly how much money that i was going to spend on this visit and how much i would have left, you know, if i needed to go further and get some further testing done. >> he is one of a growing number of patients who are turning to about a half a dozen online market places to shop around for healthcare. robb and gel verdict, the president of fairhealth said these sites are shifting the conversation from coverage to costs. >> the train has left the station on cost tran parents. we are entering a new paradigm where consumers are asking questions about costs and providers are thinking of different vehicles by which they can provide that information to the cogassumer. >> there are few different models for these healthcare marketplaces. snaphealth used by more than 20,000 doctors works like an ecommerce site

and stacy had been reported friday and sheldon reported missing saturday.nd the scene at the apartment in capitol heights, all victims shot, and all three dead for some time. any idea why someone would want to kill him? >> no, no. he got along with everybody. he was very friendly, i don't understand. >> reporter: and that is la toya canon and she is a friend of ortez, and she has been a hairstylist for him for a number of years. >> reporter: investigators are work around the clock to identify a killer and get them off of the streets. in prince george's county, pat collins, news4. >>> closing arguments are expected tomorrow for a former catholic educator charged in connection with a road rage death. lee cena took the stand and said he was protecting himself when he punched 63-year-old william o'brien in a parking lot. cena says he got angry at o'brien when he repeatedly honked at him as they drove down picket road. and it is cena saying that o'brien threw the first punch. they scuffle d and then parted. hours later, he calle ed for he and died later of injur

placing bets and losing our hard earned money on an outcome as if it were not pre-determined holo stacie max the audience went food with the hammer while some is out there they didn't shout out. the speaking of scripted now that i find this very first headline very interesting regarding world wrestling entertainment people are making tons of money betting on fake pro wrestling so from january to april of every year it's called the road to wrestle mania these are the big bouts in april were all the money is made and all the bets place several online sports books including five dimes and bodog have been accepting bets on progress in for years and lately progress slowing insiders have begun to notice an unsettling trend you see oh my boxing or m.m.a. the odds for a pro wrestling match is free of it's versus underdogs flip in such a manner that progress journalist dave meltzer who has been covering the business for nearly thirty years is convinced insiders are pulling the strings if you're smart you know people says meltzer you can make money because you'll know what the results are yeah tha

it was david cameron who invented the brutal game in which there are no housing gains hunger pains stacy yes max this is a brutal game welcome to this world where there are no wealth creation jobs or wealth creating industry we have just the financial eyes world of a zero sum game so therefore you can only have wealth redistribution and it looks like it's been turned into a game of gains versus hunger pains david cameron rejects helped by housing bubble fear prime minister david cameron has dismissed fear is the help to buy scheme is creating a property market bubble as they hailed it as a success number ten says almost seven hundred fifty homes have been bought and six thousand offers made since the mortgage guarantee scheme started now this is in the beginning of january and now this week we hear that the average house price has now passed two hundred fifty thousand pounds in the united kingdom that's over four hundred thousand u.s. dollars. yeah that's an interesting paradox if you were to the average british person hey guess what the price of gas just doubled or petrol as they call i

the bubble so there is a huge asymmetry in the way media reports call into this asymmetry you jabs stacy herbert are jumping in with a crowd funding t.v. show called get real really talked about last time you're here. crowdfunding platform start join this is the newest and greatest thing right if it's kickstarter indie go go twenty thirteen gone there yesterday has this you have a this is u.k. based it's proper crowdfunding yet you have to drink while you're actually cross with your pinky up. so the project is called get real crowds on future episodes of people who already done a couple of episodes we have that we did i want on go and so we've been davies and we didn't find my new testament christmas from the foreign investment and the pop pop. larry is quite high so this is the tell us about what people can expect on this a little bit i don't know if it's rio we'll be talking about say i was looking at we've had some great phone calls and some great tweet suggesting things from chinese porcelaine to the lie that. well my personal favorite which we discussed before. we can was that this

online at our team dot com but before that straight talking about the world of finance for max and stacy on the kaiser report stay with us. welcome to the. the whole economy is jumping around tripping. a global financial flashback to two thousand and seven when the bankers first drop the acid trip called the liquidity crisis which led to the financial crash and burn which led to the central banks dropping was of cash well astral plane ing from their imaginary helicopter and saying one print makes you larger and one paper makes you smile and the money that china gives you doesn't do anything at all go away as just. when she's ten feet tall yes it's been a whole round trip nowhere. yes max a lot of. thing is going on the first headline here china trade puzzle revived as hong kong data diverged china's trade numbers distorted by fake exports last year are set to come under renewed scrutiny after discrepancy between hong kong and chinese figures for bilateral trade widened to the largest in eight months so hong kong's december imports from china fell one point nine percent from last year and

on that we have to say goodbye stacy thank you i'm off to go find a billion stick of all. right thanks much right on the shop. alright stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. there's a scene when you're in the arctic you have feel entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple ship but really she's not simple little. and full of people who have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we undertake a unique operation in. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. it is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rate they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i wanted away from once again it's the feel of the women definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when the killing money but if somebody would he would just pick her. i've noticed that more and more and that's really scary marketing t

and stacy berger, so nice to have you all here. so you have been reporting on this deeply, and you know, part of what i could ask you is, what do we know. but i think maybe even more importantly, i want to ask, what do you think we still don't know, especially around the sandy issue? >> there's a lot we don't know. and what's been really interesting this week is that we had no idea that the state was relying on this data beforehand, this this all came to light because of fair share's report they had put out. so we don't know why they relied on this data, when i talked to fema, they said they made it very clear to the state that this is not data you should rely on for long-term recovery, only for short-term recovery. and in new york's proposal to the federal government, they made it clear that they were not going to just rely on this data set. so they seemed to have some awareness about this. so why did the state rely on this data? was it for expediency? we really don't know. and i think that's something democrats are really going t

joining me now, stacy burger. questions about hgi. are you satisfied with the responses we've been reporting? >> everything is not fine. the response from dca raises more questions than answers. if they knew this data was not right, why didn't they do something about it? why did they allow people to apply this was taxpayer funded recovery money from all across the country. if there was a problem, people who were appealing needed to know they could appeal because of that, or they needed people who didn't appeal and the appeals process was onerous in the least. if they were eligible for appeal, they didn't know it, so people couldn't apply. >> if the data set is wrong, and they're getting rejected for the wrong reasons from the contractor, they need to be notified. >> absolutely, everybody needs to be notified. >> one of the strangest things about this, if it turns out to be the case this contractor is doing a bad job and the christie administration fired them, kudos to the christie administration. >> wouldn't they have celebrated sayin

. >> stacy east plawn never thought her mutt would get to compete in the great american dog mix. but mixed breeds like her are being welcomed in the westminster dog show. considered one of the world's snootiest are dog competitions, and mutt-free since 1984. this is what you see, a beagle, a peking, mix. then there's jimmy mrk lien and edward. both mysteries, even to their owners. on saturday they'll compete against pure bred in a new competition, agility. >> the idea of agility came to mind, we know how popular agility is for the dog world and what a great spectator event it would be as well. >> over 200 dogs competing, only 15 of them will be mixed breeds like her. but she's still banned from competing in the show's main competition. best in show. that's still limited to pure bred, bred to brerve the best of the best. judged on everything from height and weight, to eye color, ears, paws and tails. groups like peta say, that long term emphasis on pure bre purebs an imition on breeders. >> if you choose to find a responsible owner or breeder you won't encounter those problems. >>

with states he -- stacy keach, i had to punch him.e was on the program and he talked about that. >> the terrifying thing is thinking i would actually connect with him. i am a peaceful person. i played football and that was the extent of my physical experience. i have never punched anybody. i guess i punched my sister in the arm as a youngster. never as a grown man punched my sister. there is the stuntman who is teaching us how to make it look like i am throwing a punch. ify block it in such a way the camera is behind you they show you where to through it so it looks like it is connecting. they block it out from four feet away and when it came time to do it for the cameras, we were about two feet away. i was scared my arm would connect and i would with his face. looking back it would have done way more damage to my hand. he is a man. tavis: he is a big guy. what has the experience done for you in terms of your future as a thespian? the chops are there. >> debatable. tavis: has the dramatic bug officially bitten you now? >> what an expe

. >> stacy eastman never thought her mut would compete in the most famous dog event. >> she's a border collie, australian shepherd mix. >> mixed breeds like her are welcomed at the westminster dog show. >> number one dog in the county. >> considered one of the world's institutiest canine competition and mutt tree since 1884, traditionally this is what you see. a scottish deer hound and a beingle. meet the new dogs in town. a terrier poodle meet. part boxer, part terrier. then there's jimmy and edward, mysteries to their owners. >> on saturday they'll compete against pure breads in a new competition, agility. >> we knew how popular agility is. we knew what a great spectator event it would be. panda will be one of more than 200 competing. >> good job. >> 15 of them will be mixed breeds like her. >> she still is banned from competing in the show's main competition. best in show. that's limited to pure breads, bread to preserve the best of the best. judged on everything from height and weight to eye colour, ears, paws and tails. groups like peter's say the emphasis on pure breads. >> we wo

stacy founder of thh daily affair, you can't afford to break up. welcome to the show.e numbers like how long people wait to get married currently people they are waiting until they are 29 and 27, men and women to get married. real reluctance to make the commitment. why is it happening? >> well, people today are using -- especially young adults are having marriage now as the capstone rather than the corner stone. that is they are waiting to put -- get all their ducks in a row. they want to have the career and financially solvent before they take the next step. >> let me tell you, i'm waiting for my ducks to be in a row still. culturally young adults have increasingly become to see marriage as capstone rather than corner stone after they have the ducks in the row rather than a foundation for launch adulthood and parentally hood. it's thinking differently about your life at the end of the day -- he were talking about should you get the prenup. i was the only one in the room voting no. i guess i'm old fashioned. people see the institution differently today. >> people defin

staci berger of new jersey. thank you, both. >>> coming up, yesterday we brought you the story of wisconsin republican governor scott walker who's having a tough time right now after 27,000 pages of documents were released in the wake of a criminal investigation of one of his former aides. one of those documents is a totally offensive in every possible way chain e-mail forward and that got us thinking. what kind of people send e-mails like that around their office? and today another one, and it's even worse. we'll share it, next. presidents' day is over, but the savings go on at sleep train. through sunday, save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> coming

stacy lee because they canceled the application denying because you didn't continue the paperwork. if you want to continue, you need to appear. i need to apply for the appear that's why she gave me the address and that's why i seen mr. pacheco and i talked to him and he gave me all the paperwork we need to appear. >> excuse me, madam president, your statement submitted to our board, who helped you with your statement? did you complete this statement that was submitted to us yourself or did somebody help you? >> somebody helped me. there is like a community service. >> so the concern mr. castillo is that some of the information that you are giving us is a little different than what we have received in our briefs. so we are trying to figure it out. you said you needed more time and you can complete the paperwork. but i think specifically do you have the money to make all the payments the go forward? >> yes. >> okay, thank you very much. >> anything else you would like to add? >> no. that's it. >> okay. thank you. mr. kwaung? >> commissioners, john kwaung from dposhgsepartment of publ

the other two victims lived in laurel. 33-year-old staci white and 33-year-old weldon mason. here's how police say the victims were connected. >> we've been able to determine that mason and white both worked together at a retailer in laurel, and that ola and mason were both friends. we're trying to further establish whether the three of them -- whether the three all knew each other. >> a family member of one of the victims discovered the bodies at 5:30 saturday afternoon. it's still not clear when the victims were killed. >> ekt daives are also working right now to establish a timeline by talking with friends and family to figure out exactly how long these bodieses had been here. >> prince georges county police saying that it's very unusual to have a triple homicide here in the county. they say they are using a lot of resources, working 24 hours a day on this case and as you can see from the flyer, up to a $25,000 reward being offered for information to help lead to an arrest. reporting live from capital heights, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> now we want you to take a look at th

staci berger of new jersey. thank you, both. >>> coming up, yesterday we brought you the story of wisconsin republican governor scott walker who's having a tough time right now after 27,000 pages of documents were released in the wake of a criminal investigation of one of his former aides. one of those documents is a totally offensive in every possible way chain e-mail forward and that got us thinking. what kind of people send e-mails like that around their office? and today another one, and it's even worse. we'll share it, next. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique, so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. stam

staci berger of new jersey. thank you, both. >>> coming up, yesterday we brought you the story of wisconsin republican governor scott walker who's having a tough time right now after 27,000 pages of documents were released in the wake of a criminal investigation of one of his former aides. one of those documents is a totally offensive in every possible way chain e-mail forward and that got us thinking. what kind of people send e-mails like that around their office? and today another one, and it's even worse. we'll share it, next. [ crowd gasps ] the comeback trail. [ buzzer sounds ] it's easy to get lost here among life's false starts and what-ifs. but this isn't the end, merely a chance for us to begin again. at liberty mutual, we believe with every setback there's a chance to come back and rise. liberty mutual insurance. auto, home, life. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announce

brendan gets the ball back but misses again and so does stacy davis.y control the rebound and add a free throw. they win and are tied for second in the conference. >>> another bathroom dilemma. american bobsledder johnny quinn couldn't get his it bathroom door open after he took a shower. he had to bust through the door. fixing the door will only require newly sheets of cardboard. >>> u.s. won their first games. the in phoenix we'll see you tonight at 10 on sports wrap. >> that is something. >> it's pretty tough. >> must have swollen shut with the shower. >> that's right. >>> coming up we will be on storm watch. >> taking a live look now at storm tracker from warnings to slick road ways we will have live team coverage of the storm as it continues to pelt lots of rain on us. thank you so much for making us your source for news. we'll see you next time. >> we are always on line. we'll see you tonight at 10. have a great evening. good morning! there's the birthday boy! 65 candles on one cake. this is a big day for you... and for the astronauts who can see

that flier that you saw there near the scene today, and we learned that two of the victims, mason and stacy white worked together at a retail store in laurel. they were found shot to death last night in an apartment belonging to mason's friend who was also killed. there is a $25,000 reward for information in this case. >>> all right. now we go to the weather. storm team 4 radar showing rain roshing over parts of the region, but this only tells half of the story. amelia segal is tracking the rain and the end to the amazing temperatures we've had, right, amelia? >> yes. unfortunately, erica, as we head back to work, much colder air. temperatures in west virginia already in the low 30s, and that's making its way into our area overnight. the rain bringing in this colder air, mainly now to the north and west of washington. rain arrives in washington around midnight, 1:00 a.m., everybody is dry by 4:00 a.m. along 270 and 70 right now seeing this rain, but again, it's gone by 4:00 a.m. so that morning commute will be okay. temperatures now are in the 40s. tomorrow morning we're in the 30s. i'll ha

stacy st. clair says my hotel has no water.ront desk says do not use on your face because it contains something very dangerous. this is real. this is really happening. >> and it goes on. >> this person, greg, saying people have asked me what surprised me the most here in sochi. it is this. without question, it is this. and that basically is a photo of a toilet saying please do not put anything in it. they want you to put your toilet paper in that little receptacle right there. my goodness. my goodness. >> the chemicals can't handle i guess the paper. that happens in some places. >> what did they do for the -- >> $51 billion is what they have spent. >> i know. >> on what? not on the dorms. that's for sure. >> yeah. >> i think, richard, you're going to continue with the toilet? >> that's a great segue. since you were showing a picture of a toilet, i'll show another picture of a toilet. the skiers fully geared up in the double toilets. there's also -- perhaps this is common there. there's a quintuplet toilets at a college. >> you

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stacy were from austin in that it kept to keep it weird and wired. austin in an attempt to keep it weird and wired. >> hi, everybody. i am from texas so i will say y'all. it is not an affectation, it is who i am. this is chairman tom wheeler of the fcc. i just found out he is a buckeyes fan. can i hear it for ut? thank you guys. >> i think the odds are about even, now. we are ready. we can handle it. what's is one of ours mccoy -- >> is one of ours mccoy? that was the most important fact i learned about chairman wheeler in our pre-conversation conversation. i am really excited for this opportunity because i am a huge .eliever in broadband when he came in and publishes 40 page discussion about the network compact, man, i read that thing the second cannot and was like oh, yes, this is going to be awesome. -- the second it came out and was like oh, yes, this is going to be awesome. let's quickly go over your concept of the network compact. dooeste ball, if you want to -- we could partner -- first of all, if you want to do -- we could partner up. i am a

it's believed all three had been dead 24 hours. 33-year-old stacy white, weldon mason and ortiz ola were found shot to death in an apartment. >>> virginia's attorney general filed a notice of appeal in virginia's same sex marriage case as a procedural move by mark herring who is trying to expedite the case through the appellate court. earlier this month a judge ruled the ban on gay marriage unconstitutional. in 2006 virginia voters approved a constitutional amendment defining marriage between one man and one woman. >>> well, it is supposed to run all the way to reston before getting to dulles airport, but tonight there are questions about whether even the very first phase of the silver line is ready to go. as our peggy fox tells us, you may not want to hold your breath. >> reporter: if all had gone as planned with the first phase of the $5.6 billion silver line, we'd see trains running today, but now no one can tell you when you can catch a ride on the silver line. >> very, very anxious for it. >> reporter: anticipation for the new silver line grows as sunlight glimmers off a metro train

found saturday night but investigators believe all three had been dead at least 24 hours. 33-year-old stacy white, 33 chearld weldon may ---year-old welldon mason and 30-year-old ortiz ola were found dead in ola's apartment. if you know anything, you're asked to call police. >>> police in richmond, virginia are investigating the murder of a college student from arlington. witnesses say they saw three or four men rushing from the scene shortly after the shooting but police have made no arrests. lee graduated from tc williams in 2012. >>> our time is 4:35. mcdonald's and taco bell are going head to head. what the two fast food chains are doing to compete for your bright and early business. that's coming up in jessica's your money report. >>> you'd love the 50 and 60- degree temperatures over the weekend of the they're gone and snow is back in the conversation. we're in the 30s today. howard is tracking the snowstorm. he'll tell you whennity' -- he'll tell you all about it when we return. >>> 4:38 on this tuesday morning. some flurries or even light know for a while this morning. looking at 8:

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and that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank our guests jovan novick the author of the life master a fantastic book if you'd like to send us an e-mail please do so kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot argue until next time by all. the . pain of the young girls. of a future hunger. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the positive is they learn you know i mean this teaches them a lot of response ability and simply come to pay through the eyes of children if we can't do it for our children's future. live. live. live. live . live live. live . up to five reportedly killed in kiev with two police fatalities in the. ukrainian capital since the recent unrest. and it's unclear just who's fighting whom is. clash with each other on the streets of kiev. the kansas house of representatives approved legislation that would legalize the discrimination of gays on the grounds of people's religious beliefs. and e.u. officials are calling for the creat

creamer after round one meanwhile identity is tied for seventh and to wander while defending champion stacy lewis seats way down the leaderboard at three over par. and now it's thursday's matches in the kb yelp the first day molded step down the toy he owns seventy nine to fifty four. but now let's get to the game of the night featuring the kt sonic boom and the eat eel and elephants. and now with twenty five wins apiece they're fighting for sole possession of fourth place with kt with the early advantage and eight goal haul in the half by five pt lead smelter combat the high ricardo powell who and the evening with eighteen points and seven boards and the teal and the pats to win seventy two sixty three. and that's all i have for now this has been students at us you back here later for more on the world of sports the us. finally some good news on the weather from the four day long ultra fine just watched came to an end this afternoon. but accuracy and that we're not out of the woods yet so for more let's go over to a cable down the blog and this mom has all of this concern. that's right and

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