tice doing? >> it's being really tough, and it's only obviously got a lot tougher since we all became aware of the video showing the execution of james foley. this was a very close family. they have been gracious throughout our interview took place a couple of days before we heard aboutxecution style murder of james foley. and i asked mr. tice at the time what he would say to his son's captors. listen here. >> my message would be that austin is a good man. he was in syria for honorable purposes. >> now, last week was not only the second anniversary of austin tice's disappearance. it also marked his 33rd birthday. the family had a birthday celebration complete with cake. they blew out the candles on his behalf. and at the end of our interview, his mom wanted to deliver a message direct to her son. listen here. >> jim, please know th-- austine know that we love and miss you more than words can say. god willing, you will be back to blow out the candles when you turn 34. >> indeed, we all hope that a

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>> josh, is there any sign of "washington post" photographer austin tice?ether tice had been kidnapped or held hostage by isis. his whereabouts are still unknown. through the ordeal the tice family has grown very close with the foley family and released the following statement. they said the last 635 days we have had to share a horrible nightmare which has made us close to the foley family and our heart goes out to them. we pray eternal rest for james' soul and comfort and peace for his family. >> our thoughts are with all the families this morning, right. abc's josh haskell. thank you so much, josh. >>> to our other top story this morning. another tense night on the streets of ferguson, missouri. >> 11 days after the police shooting of unarmed black teenager michael brown. protesters again took to the streets overnight squaring off against police and the national guard. in the wake of another police shooting. abc's marci gonzalez is there. >> don't shoot! >> hands up! don't shoot! hands up! >> reporter: more protests miles away from ferguson after officers

. >> we spoke to the tice family days before james foley's murder. now as you might expect mark and deborah tice according to a close friend are in a tail spin. understand what they must be going through. >> jonathan, thank you. >> now to today's other top story. brand new clashes overnight in ferguson. the heavy rain not stopping protestors from marching in the streets. let's go life to boots on the ground where they made several arrests. garrett? >> they made six arrests tonight. but after having 47 arrests on tuesday nightcap tan ron johnson called it a very good night for ferguson. the crowds of protestors were smaller than previous nights we have seen. but captain johnson said the dynamic of those proud were differe -- crowds were different as well. they weren't the agitate tore they were more intent on criminal and violent acts. that was one reason things were peaceful last night. he said it wasn't completely without flare ups here and there, though. police were not in full riot gears you didn't see the smoke grenades and tear gas. they were no

>>reporter: rocky is showing us the fast track violation tices he kept guest. first one. then another. >> then i got one. then i got another one and another one. >>reporter: each one claimed he crossed the bay bridge in the morning on his motorcycle but never paid the toll. >> i said this isn't me. this is not my license plate. i don't travel this road. >>reporter: notice did show snap shot of the license plate as it whizzed through the toll plaza. number matches rocky plate exactly. at least it seems to. >> i looked at it i said somebody doctor the license plate obvious to me. >>reporter: somebody what. rocky showed us what happened. here's a photo of his license plate. here's the one of the fast track notice. numeral 8 open the notice looks phoney. >> look at it it's not symmetrical like open the plate. >>reporter: this 8 is evenly shaped. the 8 in the fast track photo looks uneven like some one used a sharpie to turn another number into an 8. >> 3. it could be a 9. or a zero e-not only that the tag on rocky plate expire every april. these taking expire every march so c

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but taney manager alan tice said he knew that las vegas would come out and play. the coach said there was no question that mo'ne did not have her "a"-game last night. at this point they were playing to get to saturday and it was always the plan to take her out regardless. we'll take another look at the stadium. yesterday, people came up from the delaware valley by the buses. the entire stadium, the fans and the field here were packed. some people staked out a spot and waited for hours. we're talking to the taney fans who still stand behind the people. we're going to get audio from that coach. right now live in williamsport, i'm matt delucia. >> mo'ne davis is staying positive. she tweeted chicago tomorrow #believeindragons. #taneydragons. she also tweeted out the "sports illustrated" cover of herself. and the "daily news" shows mo'ne davis with the head line "shake it off." and the back page, the headline "dragon a little. "just a little. once again as the dragons are still in the running for the little league world series championship. >>> on to the philadelphia

austin tice was abducted by extremists over two years ago. his parents said they became close with james foley's family and heard the news of his death as they prepared for this gathering. >>> now to our other top story, another tense night on the streets of ferguson, missouri. >> 11 days after the shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer protesters squared off against police and the national guard. >> on the heels of yet another deadly police shooting just a few miles from ferguson. abc's tahman bradley is live there now with the latest. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: devin and michelle, good morning to you. there were fewer incidents overnight. the demonstrations were mostly peaceful until around midnight when according to police, violent criminals threw bottles. overnight authorities in ferguson again changed tactics trying to keep a lower profile hiding tactical units but peaceful demonstrations got t of hand. >> you need to return. >> reporter: officers drew their guns and made arrests. >> the agitators, the cr

we had two separate interviews on air today, abigail doolittle of peak theories, and david tice of tice them predicted that sooner or later we're going to see a 50% or 60% correction. so, we wrapped it up in one neat little story for our readers, and they're paying a lot of attention to it. it's burning up the chart right now. number two, this story kind of picked up in the last couple hours. there's been an ongoing concern about ukraine and russia and what's going on between the two. now there's news out of sort of a stealth invasion by russia into ukraine territory that they hadn't been into before. we took "the new york times" write-up of that. they're our content partners. and people have really until the last couple hours really been diving into that story. so, a lot of concern there. then finally, i don't do this a lot, kelly, but we have a video that's burning up the charts right now. >> uh-oh. >> you showed a little bit of it in the tease. >> is this the barefoot? yeah, okay. >> this guy here was arrested on charges of insider trading. his name's michael lucarelli. and the prose

he is president of tice capital. >> good to see you again, sue. >> i have been critical of some of the policies but as you look at this market right now what well, frankly we don't think quantitative easing is the key to los angeles-term success. this is longer term it's not going to work. this reminds me a lot of what happened in 1999 in '06 and '07 when i was warning people about it. is the fed has engineered a nice recovery. really if you look underneath the economy, you can see our unemployment rate is ben even people like janet yellen are talking about -- b.i.s. is talking about the markets uphoric. >> what about those who say that all of those things -- are struggling, we saw german bonds go negative in terms of yield this morning, that the u.s. is the only play to put capital to work and that will continue to underpin asset prices. >> this is certainly an unprecedent dr and we see japan, uk, china slowing down, all these things however, i don't believe it sends well. this has happened over thousands of year, monetary history where governments typically want to make promises and

austin tice and also steven sotlaf. as for peter theo curtis, there's been no push to get him out. there's been no public campaign happening to try and get his release, so i think everyone is taken a bit aback in washington. we've been reaching out for comment and confirmation from the state department and white house. we haven't got answers. if we do, we'll pass them along. >> i wonder, a difficult question, but we're told it was handled by the u.n. representatives. any confirmation from the united nations? >> reporter: the u.t. tells our teams in new york they are looking into it, but again, they don't have any confirmation. this really did seem to take everyone by surprise. as you know, the president has been on vacation in martha's vineyard. he will return to the white house very late this evening. so far, though, again no official comment or reaction from really anyone in the united states. whether this man's family or official response, it seems a bit of a mystery so far. >> patty culhane, many thanks to you. the pictures you're seeing now are of a special mass, funeral mass

tice got a lot of attention. his argument was trees don't grow in the sky. q serks only a short term fix. why is he wrong? >> trees don't grow into the sky, they grow in a strong foundation. we're in a position where we're probably going to see 17819 or 120 on earnings this year. likely 130 next year. and training got roughly 16.7 pe trails and a 144 forward. we're not on that shaky a ground. the reality is that certainly we have to overcome the unknown with the fed right now, and when the fed does start to raise rates whether it's first or third quarter of next year, we're going to have a 5 to 7% pullback before people realize a 2% fed funds rate, you can go forward. i'm not going to disagree that we have downside here and people probably should average into it, i thinkout start to look at the way we look, looking at the next 12 to 18 months. there's not a major interruption in earnings and evaluations are fair. >> gentlemen, stay with me. i have to bring an interruption, we've the had result of the auction. rick joins us from chicago with that. >> thanks s

there are other people who say, no, what's really going on, is , the justices vote for the tices speakers they agree with, and not the other way around. i think the book shows that botw of those positions are ions a absolutely untenable. let me begin and end with these two paragraphs from the freedomp of speech chapterte and take yo questions. throughout the late ou1960s, thf justices of the supreme court spent atou least a day each yea in the basement watching porn together. by alltoby accounts it was fantastically awkward.rd. unable to define on sensity, buv convinced that the first amendment couldn't possibly protect unduly dangerous and morally corrupting expression. the court was forced to create i at a time. the films ranged from scientific documentaries to the unprobable escapades of lesbian maniacs. justice thurgood marshall took merciless pleasure in narrating the clips, an elegant former wall street lawyer who was by as then losing his eyesight. marshall would basically say, okay, john, look what's okay, happeningjo now. look what he's doing, look what she's doing.mocking mockin

steven tice calling for a market melt june in the next two years.ind out why he says the fed is to blame, where you should be putting your.in the meantime. >> we have the numbers and the market reaction just ahead. revamping higher education, purdue president mitch daniels talks about making it easier to afford for the boiler makers as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. andrew is off today, checking the futures at this hour, they have been up for most of the morning, wow, they got up better than 72 point or so. the nasdaq had a rougher session yesterday than the other averages. it is rebounding a little better this morning. the dow has managed to stay right between 16, five and a little below that. it never got to that 5% correction level people are looking for. >> i'm trying to get head leans. it looks like they came in with earnings and the sales number is not far off $6.27 billion. >> stock is down 5%. this is as, we courty reagan was saying a little while ago that macy's was going to be

missing american journalist took on a new sense of urgency family and friends gathered to and >>:austin tice traveled to the middle east as a freelance journalist to expose the suffering of the syrian people during intense conflict. >>:he's been missing now for two years. >>:more unrest in ferguson missouri last night. the lab >>:and attorney general eric holder will visit ferguson for an update on the investigation into the shooting that set off the protests. >>: protestors walked the streets peacefully last night until about midnight when people who had been hiding behind members of the media began throwing bottles at police officers. police made 47 arrests. but, compared to previouis nights, last night was relatively peaceful. >>:today, a state prosecutor is expected to start presenting evidence to a grand jury, which will consider whether or not to indict darren wilson. the officer accused of shooting >>:however, the brown family lawyer says the community doesn't necessarily trust the grand jury process because it's closed to the public. >>:a public funeral is planned for 18 year old, mi

that is why eric holder and the --tice department is saying african-american men get for selling a certain amount of crack, and the white guy get away from selling tons of cocaine. come on. in theave disparity justice system. we do have racism. i don't care how you try to hide your head and say that black people need to stop. . . . if you sent home all the drug offenders, blacks would still be people37% of incarcerated. drug offenses are not driving the black incarceration rate in country. blacks are overrepresented among violent crimes, property crimes, crimes.llar it is black criminality broadly speaking that needs to be addressed. trying to blame this on drug loss is a copout, does it not water. >> bill for jason riley. there? >> yes, okay. first of all, are there? host: yes. caller: sir, i reject your premise that the liberals are causing the problems. i think your book will appeal to the same people that buy the books written by anne coulter. my question for you, is there anything that we can blame the republicans for? should we give them the credit for the success of the caucasian pe

that is why eric holder and the --tice department is saying african-american men get for selling a certain amount of crack, and the white guy get away from selling tons of cocaine. come on. in theave disparity justice system. we do have racism. i don't care how you try to hide your head and say that black people need to stop. . . . if you could snap your fingers and sent home every person in date was therefore a drug offense, the portion of the black prison population barely budge. there are about 37 proceed of people incarcerated. if you sent home all the drug offenders, blacks would be around 37% of people incarcerated. drivingenses are not the black incarceration rate in this country. blacks are overrun government -- overrepresented among violent crimes, white-collar crimes. it is black criminality that needs to be addressed. here is bill in georgia. are you there? caller: good morning, mr. riley. are you there? host: you are on the air. caller: sorry. the delay fooled me. i sort of reject your premise that the liberals cause all the problems that we are experiencing in the african-amer

we are worrying about austin tice. he is missing. he's worked for news outlets like the washington post. the committee to protect journalists say 19 reporters have gone missing in syria over the last couple of years since the conflict there began. >> libby casey live in washington, thank you very much. >> we want to go live to phil ittner in london, because, phil, british intelligence agencies are now investigating the killings of james foley. what are they looking for in that video? >> well, stephanie, first and foremost, it's clear that the accent that that man in the video used is a southern resident of england. they're looking at that kind of region including london and the surrounding areas, looking at facial recognition for what they can see in particularly the eyes, vocal recognition. they are also putting out pleas to the islamic community, anybody who may think they are related to this man or an quaint to answer of his should get in touch. that is reported by islamic leaders here. they are checking a data face of 500 citizen

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that is why eric holder and the --tice department is saying african-american men get for selling a certainmount of crack, and the white guy get away from selling tons of cocaine. come on. in theave disparity justice system. we do have racism. i don't care how you try to hide your head and say that black people need to stop. . . . guest: drug offenses are not driving the black incarceration rate in this country. it is black criminality broadly speaking that needs to be addressed today. host: georgia for jason riley. you will? >> yes. good morning, mr. riley. first of all, are you there? host: yes. caller: sir, i reject your premise that the liberals are causing the problems. i think your book will appeal to the same people that buy the books written by anne coulter. my question for you, is there anything that we can blame the republicans for? should we give them the credit for the success of the caucasian people that have been successful in their business with the tax breaks and things like that? thank you for this. for your answers. thank you. guest: i think you somewhat misstated the prem