have we forgotten the lessons from the triangle fire. we're joined now from los angeles, donald, thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> the women, the workers who died in the triangle factory were--had seen in the two years prior to that a movement to try and get safer working conditions. the triangle factory owners resisted those movements saying it will cripple them financially. >> that's exactly right, which is a standard story, unfortunately, disaster is what creates change, and people had to die to do that. but the real estate industry in new york, the factory owners in new york at that time consistently opposed any regulations or standards for basic things as you mentioned, fire escapes, sprinklers, opened doors, and they fought them several years after the fire. >> but ultimately you and your article really layout very well how pressure was then maintained and laws came into place. what are some of the things that we take for granted now as workplace safety laws that evolved from the movement to change things for

>> it's a triangle. >> a magnetic field?idn't you see the bermuda triangle big film in the 1970s. >> navigate, aviate and communicate. >> the commentators what they do is fabricate, elaborate and exaggerate which is essentially what we are doing here. >> but we are doing -- >> -- it's working. >> we are doing it for a purpose here. now, i don't know whether you guys have noticed or not, but this is 20 days in. and there are some news channels still doing a whole hour and they haven't even found the debris. >> no, none at all. this has gone into your jodi arias casey anthony area without a doubt. this is just total flat out exploitation. except for my theory which i think is valid. >> so, in your theory, president obama would be picked up tonight? >> tonight will be picked up and they are going to fly low altitude over to pakistan and afghanistan and let the jihad start. >> and, tom, the conclusion to this mystery to you? >> don't met with the bermuda triangle. >> that's it? >> yeah. >> that's it. never going to be found agai

. >> i was in triangle yesterday. >> all right. >> i managed to get out of the office for a little while. >> uh-huh. >> and i met a family by the name -- the lloyd family and they have a son named elias. >> okay. i like that name so far. keep going. >> the son suffers from something called status epilepsy, also has a condition that causes fluid to build up in his brain. and he's 23 years old, but he's confined to a wheelchair and basically has a brain function of a 2-year-old. and so their house which is in just a state of complete disrepair is just -- >> you got video of it? >> i do have video of the house. >> let's take a look. >> and i sent it to you. >> you did? >> yeah. >> what's your name again? >> shatty. >> sure it's not mr. bean? >> i'm positive. >> hold on here. oh, my god. what's going on with this brick? >> the earthquake caused that. >> it looks like the whole foundation's kind of going in. >> yeah. that's one of the triangle, virginia, i believe was one of the places that got hit worse by the earthquake. and looks like their home was at the center. the foundation is -- the

the first is what's known as an ascending triangle.ullish pattern where the hypotenuse of the triangle for those of you who don't remember geometry, that's the longest leg of a right triangle, creates a floor of support underneath the stock. you usually find these ascending triangles during a period of consolidation in the middle of a long-term rally. and once the stock breaks out above the top of the triangle, something buffalo wild wings did this very day with a $2 rally, buyers tend to move in aggressively and the stock typically trades higher. that's one pattern. it's pretty darn bullish. but ponsi notes another pattern in buffalo wild wings' chart, one that could be even more positive. and that's this cup and handle. it's a formation within the triangle. this is very important. listen. a cup and handle is a u-shaped bottom that looks like a cup followed by a short period of sideways trading, consolidation, kind of looks like the handle. okay? the thing about this pattern, something i mentioned in "get rich carefully," is a cup and

dan. >> it's the triangle of death.culture. >> yeah, i would actually love to make that calendar spread a little broader, a longer dated option there. the other thing is, cyclical stocks, you have to look at more than disconnect 12 months from the value. >> i got a two-fer there. our time has expired. thanks for watching, for more "options action" check out the wek website. we'll see you back here next friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time. have a great weekend. >> i've had air filters in my house. i've tried tons of different things to try to deal with my allergies, to deal with trying to get cleaner air inside my home, and i haven't found anything to be effective. airocide is the first product i've dealt with that actually makes me feel better when i wake up in the morning. i have found that airocide has helped me so much to deal with my allergies that i would recommend it to anyone who has trouble breathing or wants cleaner air, whether it's allergies or asthma or just they want healthier air in their home. the back story

it's not nice. >> dan. >> the food's triangle of death.. >> i would love to make that calendar spread a little broader, longer dated option there. the other thing is on cyclical stocks, you have as to look more than the next 12 months in your value. >> a two-fer there. our time is expired. i'm melissa lee. for more options action check out the website also watch our daily segment "pence "fast money"" every day. we will see you here next time. have a great weekend. paid presentation for derm exclusive instant anti-aging, brought to you by beachbody. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. hi, everybody, and welcome. i'm deborah norville -- journalist, author, wife, and mom -- and today i am joined by grammy-winning music superstar chilli of tlc. woo-hoo! [ cheers and applause ] and television phenomenon turned entertainment reporter mindy burbano stearns. [ cheers and applause ] now, wdo

. >> i labeled it the triangle of death in whole foods. remember that?t up? this is a heads and shoulders top. that whole triangle is above that gap from the all-time highs back in 2012 and i think that reinforces the point if you have another piece of bad news it might be a lights out for this one. >> here's what i don't get, we have the high of he end retailers doing well, why don't these people send money on food? >> one of the things that's interesting a lot of the retail names actually haven't been priced that expensively because people kept waiting for shoes to drop, these stocks by contrast, actually, were not that cheap. whole foods was trading you know at a good premium on the rest of the market. when you don't see growth in something that's priced for it this is what happens. >> i think people loved starbucks and then fell out of love with starbucks. it bounced back. the same thing with whole foods. they lined up their bmws or your expensive audi to get into whole foods. then they fell out of love with it, why, it's expensive. it's crazy. if th

the triangle shirt waste fire, why it matters to you, the american worker. they are amateur athletes. one day we could call them something else - union men. more on what could be a landmark labour ruling coming up. >> last week we marked an anniversary that changed the history of workers safetiy lawyers. 150 years ago a fire broke out in a new york city sweat shot that took 126 lives, the triangle shirt waste factory in greenwich village on march 25th, 1927. fire fighters rushed to the scene and were unable to rescue scores of mostly immigrant women and girls. the reason, doors locked to prevent girls taking breaks or stealing. they were burnt alive, suffocated or died trying to escape out the windows. the tragic waste of life caused outrage. it was preventible. safety precautions existed but were not the law. many businesses opposed them. in years that followed the fire, new york and others passed lawyers requiring mandatory fire drills and unlocked doors. officials say it was a turning point that led to child labour law and other reforms making working in

most people have focused on the triangle parking lot and the pier 43 promise in addition we've spent time and creating a planning codes at the end of the east side where the pier 43 acre is and the jefferson street improvements ultimately will reach out there join up to the pier 43 acre and that point i didn't part of the triangle offered up a good location for a public benefit package to list the 50 percent rule but the whole fish alley area between taylor and hyde street. we goat into the little go wafers that are reflective of fisherman's wharf history that even the locals many of the locals doesn't know it was there. they assigned a high-level of value so there's public access benefits that could be planned for fisherman's wharf that will help to justify the lifting of the 50 percent rule. maritime and public cease. there are places are security or other operational requirements for some of our mar times building needs does not coincide with the ability to invite the public to assess r access two of those edges. in the past we've had some struggles to sort that out. we do anticip

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the bermuda triangle is often weather and lost is a tv show. [ laughter ] >> jon: well -- [cheers andpplause] -- i know it's a tv show but is it, mary? [laughter] look at me, mary. mary, look at me! [laughter] is it? [laughter] you have to drive all the way down to the studio, mary, level with me, mary. [ laughter ] wow, did that lower the bar, cnn. but i think you can go lower. >> investigators sometimes use psychics. why hasn't anyone considered the services of a credible psychic specializing in missing persons? it sounds incredible but they have been used before. >> jon: yeah, while we're at it why not use that octopus that always predicts the world cup? why not strap wings to wolf blitzer and let him lose because in order to catch a plane you must become a plane. [laughter] cnn's missing airline obsession not only doubled their primetime ratings it itself became news because the only thing less likely than an airplane falling out of the sky is cnn's ratings doubling. >> cnn anchor brought up the theory something supernatural could be at play. >> the network is in dire ratings trou

bermuda triangle is also weather and lost say tv show. >> yes. lost say tv show with no foundation in reality, unlike don lemon tv show which is firmly grounded in anonymous tweets. but don isn't the only one willing to ask the hard to believe questions. >> why hasn't anyone considered the services of a credible psychic specializing in missing persons. it sounds incredible but they have been used before. >> in the past governments have used psychics. >> they do use psychics but it's highly unlikely. it's not really a credible source. psychics can't be subjective. i don't think in this case they would use a psychic. >> no, no, cnn headline news would never reach out to psychic. >> joining us lisa williams, a psychic medium. >> wow! >> i, i got to tell you, si did not see that coming. i mean you would have to be some kind of psychic. >> lisa, i'll start with you. you know your theory here is that this plane landed somewhere, some of the passengers still alive. the copilot was involved. >> naturally i don't actually have hard concrete evidence. and

triangle.ute triangle. [laughter] i have no idea what that means. i do know that he's a great guess and i appreciate your e-mails and tweets good or bad. although the bad ones leave me feeling vulnerable. i know you're watching, and with those guys at the white house, kennedy: when did 12-year-old girls start running the world? now vlad is the new shaw of sunset. why not just start spreading rumors about israel on facebook while you are at it, our president is totally not talking to netanyahu, he has no idea what to do about putin. when did you know how i got so complicated. this is "the

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triangle.riangle. [laughter] i have no idea what that means. i do know that he's a great guess and i appreciate your e-mails and tweets good or bad. although the bad ones leave me feeling vulnerable. i know you're watching, and with those guys at the white house, >>> ladies and gentlemen, imus in the morning. >> apparently lindsay lohan has -- somebody took a photograph of a handwritten note where she had listed the people that she had slept with and it's -- quite a few. >> a big sports topic? >> and we don't know if there were any sports figures on the list, but i would hope there is, so -- >>> also mike baker,

triangle.angle. aughter] i have no idea what that means. i do know that he's a great guess and i appreciate your e-mails and tweets good or bad. although the bad ones leave me feeling vulnerable. i know you're watching, and with those guys at the white house, >>> ladies and gentlemen, "imus in the morning." ♪ don: you know what i was wondering? do you think -- i mean, all of these various networks, like take fox, for example, where we are at the fox business network, doink -- like i love varney and who else? cavuto. the other people seem fine, but there's nobody here who i really hate. connell: there suspect? don: no. connell: huh. don: i make fun, but they are just dumb. i don't hate them. it's not their fault they are

triangle.e triangle. [laughter] i have no idea what that means. i do know that he's a great guess and i appreciate your e-mails and tweets good or bad. although the bad ones leave me feeling vulnerable. i know you're watching, and with those guys at the white house, come on, fess up. have a great weekend. >> . >> good evening, everybody, tensions are ratcheting higher tonight in washington and london, or european capitals, as russia shows no sign of relaxing its grip on crimea. the two nations with the largest nuclear arsenals in the world have been unable at this hour to agree on a path of reason and mutual interest that would avoid confrontation. a confrontation that certainly the united states and our european allies want to avoid. in london today, secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister

witnesses tell us that before daylight wednesday morning, fbi agents were all over this triangle townhome. the little angel day care center . nearby business owners were stunned. >> i see them every day. did not know something like that was going on. >> agents arrested ralph caldwell, the husband of the woman who owns the day care. it identified caldwell as a distributor of large amounts of oxycodone. the document also says caldwell was operating out of the alley just behind the day care center. four times in the past two months, the feds say caldwell sold drugs there to a confidential informant wearing a wire. the document says the informant observed caldwell operating little angel day care van with children seated inside the van while caldwell was drinking a pineapple soda that was purple in color, which they believe to be coding. >> a drug deal could have gone bad. >> there is no indication his wife knew what was going on. more arrests to come. at one point, he took the informant to a doctor's office. a woman came out the door and handed him an envelope with pills. stay tuned. news out

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shuttle buses will operate between federal triangle, metro center. because of daylight savings time, metro rail will close at 2:00 a.m. on sunday because we will all be moving the clock ahead one hour. can't imagine leaving home without our cell phones. there's a movement underway to encourage us to just drop it and take a break from the electronic devices in our lives. today marks the start of national day of unplugging. richard reeve to tell us about it. >> the idea is to kick the high-tech habit. playgrounds and 33 states, including maryland, are taking part in that is bringing a lot of smiles to youngsters and parents. amid all this jumping and climbing and sliding -- >> you cannot have fun if you were stuck to your phone. >> there is a serious mission going on. them to put their iphones down and have fun with their kids. >> it is called the national day of unplugging. places like this playground engages bird are urging devices -- parents to put their devices away. it is a parents, techno-tug-of-war. >> phones are always vibrating or ringing. >>

you can get off at the federal triangle or smithsonian stations. you can also take the green and yellow lines and get off at the archive station. >> if you're going to be taking metro at any time today, on the blue line, trains will be running 20 to 25 minutes at the springfield station. the green belt station will be closed on the green line because of track work there. trains will be running every ten minutes on the red line. that will last from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 tonight. and for a full list of the street closures and the metro schedule, you can head over to our website, nbcwashington.com and search street closures. >>> the search for answers in a deadly explosion in new york. what crews are doing today that could lead them to new clues. >> we are exactly a month away from the tax deadline. we're going to show you the changes you need to know before you file. >>> and just in case you missed it. you know several roads are closed for the rock 'n' roll marathon. we tweeted the links. we are coming back here in a moment. this is doug gansler. i'm

. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life and up you are supposed to go to the edge of your bed to save yourself. is there anything of value to that ? >> yes, if you are in your room. you should drop, cover and hold onto something. if you are in school, same thing, kitchen same thing. if you happen to be in your bed, and you rollover your bed, it's not a bad place to be. >> the reality is when we have a major earthquake the ground shaking so pronounced that you are not going to be able to get up and go anywhere. you are pretty much staying where you are when that earthquake hits. you are not going to be able to stand up and run with gravity. >> you want to get under the door frame but you are not moving to great distances. >> where can i buy a richter scale? >> mr. richter is selling it. we are going to put a plug in for cold hardware. they are not available. it's a rather complex. >> in fact we don't even use the richter scale anymore. we use a moment magnitude. the richter scale was early technology. >> probably a myth that i hear most often is my building is just

. >> free shuttle buses will run between frontal triangle, metro center, and gallery place. warningficials are also riders they will adjust to daylight savings time, so riders should be aware when the last rain will be running. >> some who drive into the rideict now have an easier in after years of delays. a high-capacity flyover ramp is officially opened. streetonnects the 11th bridge to the westbound southeast southwest freeway. reactions.ez has >> goodbye two lanes on an old, structurally deficient bridge. >> it took me a couple of weeks to figure out where i needed to be to get across and make the right connections to get down here, go back here. it took a while. >> after years of painful delays on a project that has been 40 years in the making, the highways are now connected in both directions. >> i crossed the bridge to or three times a week. >> the new ramp that joins the 11th street bridge to the westbound lanes is now open and running. >> a lot of our infrastructure and roads are geared toward people coming in and out as opposed to people that live in the city. hope

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. >> at the national museum of the marine corp in triangle, virgini virginia news 4. >> serious matters biggest stars to d.c. they drew attention to the suffering the democratic republic of congo, they are hoping to get resources to work toward peace and prosperity in the african nation. also there, actor seth rogan that day, he as testified to pu for alzheimer's funding. >> a teen opens up about his state of mind when he wanted to carry out a school shooting and what helped turn it all around for him. later we are going for the gold, or maybe the boronze. a lesson in the ♪ >> a brave young man from northern northern virginia is speaking out about his demons, he said that he was planning to kill people at his high school. we have a rare look inside the mind of a potential school shooter. >> if i had a gun, it would have been an 80% chance that i went to school with a gun. >> this 17-year-old from northern virginia ask that we hide his identity and call him duncan, because he is opening up for the first time about wanting to shoot people at his high school. >> if you had access to a gun,

also in san francisco the sunset district anthony, castro, and debose triangle. when you see that dark green that can pick up a little bit. not too much highway 4 but a little bit starting to pick up as well into napa county and the peninsula santa cruz mountains it looks like santa cruz coastline. the breeze picking up a little bit here but look for some of that rain to move into the south bay before too long and there is plenty offshore that will sweep in. cloudy day off and on rain. occasionally could be heavy but then it calms down rapidly. there could be thundershower activity. 50s and low 60s. here's sal. >>> good morning. right now we are looking at wet roads in some areas. and we are going to see some slow traffic as a result. let's take a look at some of our live pictures. one of the things i have mixed is that the bay bridge is so far so good. you can see this is a live picture. it's still dry here but it might get wet. we've seen some wet weather in san francisco according to tweets. wet weather parts of the north and east bay. let's move along and tak

free shuttle buses will operate between federal triangle, metro center, and galleries place. daylight savings, metrorail will close at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow because clocks move ahead one hour. steven, if wealmost seemed as were basking in 90 degrees compared to the way that march started out. >> it was fantastic out there. mid 60's for, he we are at the beginning of march. considering we have gone through 20 inches of snow at reagan national. i will take it. outside we go. high clouds. nothing that will cause problems for the evening hours. if you have outdoor activities, maybe thinking of eating outside do that downtown. not so bad out there. it is 63 degrees. wins out of the west at six miles per hour. winds will pick up as this cold front will move on through. tomorrow chillier day and the forecast. here is our high temperature -- 67, well above average for this time of year. normally we see temperatures around 53. the record -- 85 set in 2000. 14 for the record low in 1986. in arlington. they had a high of 64. a morning low of 29. they started off at 34 degrees. k northwest

in the chisholm names there is not enough evidence to conclude that this old jackson was a manic triangle symbol. do. add the sheets on the coach of the sans institute with a medic is being kept on still debating its ocean. many believe it to be a cut shot but the baltic symbol. whatever the conclusion one thing that we can be still. is this mysterious artifact was an important cause to hold to the thousands. and me. do. at noon. it's in. i own with japanese expedition discovered a small but its books in nineteen three at the c box buildings. it took fifty four games to solve the mystery of the box the books. one leave a bit loose about the shutdowns. i cheated for top six eight thousand years of music. i know i will. it is. it's believed to be the worst second largest call for insurgents in afghanistan minister of mines weight loss are on it was money for my hero in another size to be used to rebuild the country after thirty years the war when it comes in a bid for the first demanded to know it won't go too long ago blaming seems to be too good to be the optimist there was the nation's m

it's a wonderful charity that's already provided 3,000 of those triangle hats to asian americans in need. i assume there's a need ecause i never see them wearing those things anymore. and i owe all this sensitivity to redskins owner daniel snyder. so, asians, send your thank you letters to him, not me. ( laughter ) ( applause ) we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] the great flavor of a margarita is here -- without any of the work. bud light lime lime-a-rita is ready when you are, with a refreshing twist of bud light lime. just pop, pour over ice and enjoy. and now try new mango and raz-ber-rita. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thaaks so much. folks, want midterm elections are around the corner and if the pollsters are right these will be the greatest midterms ever. >> we are getting reported tonight as what is being described as a democratic party frooek up on the after a big prediction from poll watcher nate silver, the political analyst who nailed 2012 presidential results well in advance, and now he is predicting that republicans will likely win control of the senate. >> silve

let me show you where we are exactly b-today, the triangle here is us, the airplane.reference point in the sky. it was the last known location in which there was an official report from the aircraft. we are just about passing over it now. mitchell casada is the pilot of this flight. we set this all up to be identical from everything we knew from flight 370. in other words, we took off from kuala lumpur. we have been flying for over 45 minutes. we're at 35,000 feet, on automatic pilot. we, in every way we could, tried to replicate exactly the circumstances and conditions so you could see what it would feel like, weeceven with the night s because it was an overnight flight. this is the point. i asked mitchell if you thought that was an unusual statement and you said, not at all. >> not at all. it is a very standard. as you are signing off from one air traffic control center to the next, you say thanks very much, good night, good morning, whatever sal u tatsalutation is important. >> a lot has been said about the transponder. it is relatively small-looking but vitally im