he named it trinity, a reference to a john dunn poem, because oppenheimer loved poetry. so they are sitting at the launch, and even after trinity, lay he says to the king of england, i don't think this atomic bomb will be a big deal. and the king turns to him and says, you want to lay a bet on that? truman leaves sailing across -- , potsdam. truman is dying to find out, he doesn't know when the mission is going to be flown. he knows we will drop the bomb but we don't know when, because it is military secret. >> why wouldn't you know? >> that is the level of security. >> did he have a say? >> no. the decision to when and where was up to the military. truman had very little to do with the decision, certainly no decision on when it would be dropped. he wanted it to be dropped after he left potsdam. >> he gave permission. >> correct. and we have that documentation, too. i found these wonderful documents where one of his aides sends these messages to the white house, asking for information about the manhattan project, which would have been a grave violation of secrecy, of sec

he named it trinity, a reference to a john dunn poem, because oppenheimer loved poetry.ey are sitting at the launch, and even after trinity, lay he says to the king of england, i don't think this atomic bomb will be a big deal. and the king turns to him and says, you want to lay a bet on that? true medleys, sailing across -- truman leaves, sailing across potsdam. we have all the communication going back and forth between his room and the white house. truman is dying to find out, he doesn't know when the mission is going to be flown. he knows we will drop the bomb but we don't know when, because it is military secret. >> why wouldn't you know? >> that is the level of security. >> did he have a say? >> no. the decision to when and where was up to the military. truman had very little to do with the decision, certainly no decision on when it would be dropped. he wanted it to be dropped after he left potsdam. >> he gave permission. >> correct. and we have that documentation, too. i found these wonderful documents where one of his aides sends these messages to the white house,

brian: what if they call it trinity?.j.: it was a reference to a john nunn poem -- john donne poem because of an heimer loved poetry. thesits there and says to king of england, i don't think this atomic bomb is going to be a big deal. the king turns to them and says, do you want to lay a bet on that. truman leaves. we have all of the communication. all of the communication going back and forth between his office on the ship and the white house munication's room. so truman is -- by now, he wants to know, he does not know when the mission is going to be flown. brian: why? a.j.: because it was a military secret. why wouldn't he know? he's the president of the united states. a.j.: that's the level of the security. brian: he did not make the decision deck of -- he did not make the decision? for where andsion when was up to the united states military. he wanted it to be dropped after he left potsdam. brian: so he gave permission -- a.j.: he did. we have the documentation, too, which is interesting. i found these wonderful docu

we return we'll examine britain's trade options as rex's approaches plus we'll ask brian martin of trinity asset management if the bond markets are about to make a big move as we go to break here the numbers check out oil still above sixty it. at the closing bell. luxury and three but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. he's there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. this man phoned his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such. a tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution perth to have someone monitoring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all the news there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. because gold is periodic al the number seventy nine has unique attributes that make it great for money. with not more than a vacuum it has got for

coming up hotels motels holiday you will talk about the hotel sector going into the new year and trinity charges joins us from the beating heart of the world's financial sector wall street where the bulls are still feeding as record market numbers continue to climb and canada takes the united states to court at the world trade organization is it about more than lumber and is canada really speaking for other nations which think the united states has gone too far in its protectionist policies alex mahela bit helps to unwind that mystery plus we caught up with pollan cook about self driving cars before he left the consumer electronics show in vegas lots of really neat stuff first let's get to the business and financial headlines for the day. the european central bank might be moving to curtail their bond buying program known as quantitative easing or c q e sooner than expected as the one thousand member euro zone rebounds from the recession quicker than anticipated e.c.b. notes released from their december board meeting reveal that some think the e.c.b. q.e. is too aggressive for the times.

with the stock market reaching new horrors every few days our kids trinity charges puts the numbers in perspective she joins us from the heart of the global financial center manhattan right there near wall street trinity twenty eighteen is off to an amazing start for wall street we've seen the market close at record highs almost every day even surpassing the twenty five thousand mark. what it means is every time you see that number go up or wall street it means jobs i mean success it means for a one carries that a flourish the most impressive milestone yet for the dow jones industrial average twenty five thousand which really shows the explosive growth in stocks over the past year down as high as closing record hit twenty five thousand five hundred seventy four point seventy three on january eleventh marking a milestone among the year's highest closing records since president trump has taken office we have seen more than ninety two stock market record highs and president trump certainly argues that this is all about the make america great again agenda we did in fact break twenty five t

our bond markets about to make moves bryan gold martin per follow manager of trinity asset management joins us to discuss brian thanks for being with us happy new year hope you're staying warm there and in chicago one of the people works here said their fathers the temperature in their cars said it was nine below over the weekend before we get to talking about bond market specifically you're a well known investment advisor give us your take on markets in general and in the u.s. and around the world please. well i think their equity markets. are pretty healthy right now you know it relates to the to our bond market discussion but yellen and bernanke both said during their their years that the fed that they that they needed help. in terms of fiscal policy from congress with with their monetary policy stimulus so they cut rates as low as they can you know obviously zero you can't go lower than that although there were lower in europe but now you've got the fiscal stimulus that two fed chairs have practically begged for four years so you know the tax the tax bill tax reform should be a bi

with the stock market reaching new horrors every few days our team is trinity charges puts the numbers in perspective she joins us from the heart of the global financial center manhattan right there near wall street trinity twenty eighteen is off to an amazing start for wall street we've seen the market close at record highs almost every day even surpassing the twenty five thousand mark. what it means is every time you see that number go up on wall street it means jobs mean success it means for one case that a flourish the most impressive milestone yet for the dow jones industrial average twenty five thousand which really shows the explosive growth in stocks over the past year dow's highest closing record hit twenty five thousand five hundred seventy four point seventy three on january eleventh marking a milestone among the year's highest closing records since president trump has taken office we have seen more than ninety two stock market record highs and president trump certainly argues that this is all about the make america great again agenda we did in fact break twenty five thousan

hotels motels holiday you will talk about the whole self check you're going into the new year and trinity charges. joins us from the beating heart of the world's financial sector wall street where the bulls are still feeding as record market numbers continue to climb and canada takes the united states to court at the world trade organization is it about more than lumber and is canada really speaking for others nations which think the united states has gone too far in its protectionist policies alex mahela bit helps to unwind that mystery plus we caught up with holland cook about self driving cars before he left the consumer electronics show in vegas lots of really neat stuff first let's get to the business and financial headlines for the day. the european central bank might be moving to curtail their bond buying program known as quantitative easing or c. or q e sooner than expected as the one thousand member euro zone rebounds from the recession quicker than anticipated e.c.b. notes released from their december board meeting reveal that some think the e.c.b. q.e. is too aggressive for the

dot com coming up you may never look at their own coffee the same ever again i'm sorry our team is trinity chavez as the school where we bring part two of johnstone's basnet interview with author doug martin and his investigations into the public versus private school stay till. i would imagine they'll be another tax reform bill next year just simplified bring in a flat tax before you sell over and don't let someone bring in a fifty percent tax rate across the board but to me the best possible solution to the facts you know question in the us. are the stand. over them with a small. amount of good armor are more trouble than there are rather rough across the four for the america of america. i'm going to let them but i don't question then you can keep an. eye on floozy china for truffle that it is living. below the world now mine monosyllables a lot of. members are. doing. good for its whole food. the i knew where you're from and pay off big time in syria says. british. model for the africa where for mr hates it for jim and then for hope that our freddie macor. the. when lawmakers manufactur

dot com coming up you may never work in airline coffee the same ever again i'm sorry our team is trinity chavez as the scoop there we bring part two strong storms fascinating interview with all their dog barking and his investigations into the public versus private school stay till. we're told a secret society existed within the f.b.i. with the sole intent to undermine kennedy and then later president donald trump also we're told the f.b.i. lost text messages from members of this secret society which russia gave rapidly losing steam and we now have f.b.i. gate. hey everybody i'm stephen bob. taft hollywood guy the suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v.'s to see this is my buddy max famous financial guru as well just a little bit different. though no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people. closer. when you don't see. the gallic try to get a cork in it. what are the most true only ten best. left alone kelly said.

you're out of high school for nine years , the students at trinity. i've heard the d.r.e.a.m.ers who are part of the dream.us, very hard working and scoring very high grades in college. >> yes. absolutely. and i -- i attribute that to the fact that we didn't have this opportunity before. it wasn't something that we knew from high school that we were going right into college. so for some of us, we knew this was a once in a lifetime chance. the people at the dream.us and the people who donated to fund our education, we knew that, hey, someone believes in us and someone wants us to succeed. so we hit the ground running. we always go to classes, we have internships and work hard and keep up the grades because we know that the only way to succeed in this country is to have an education and to have a degree and we want to see it through. >> so thanks for joining us. and we'll continue to cover this as it,s would through. a senior at trinity washington university and a scholarship recipient from the dream.us. >>> and hawaii is sent into a wave of panic after

here in the church of the life giving trinity i get surprised when the russian punk band pussy riot were arrested and i documented an event in a russian orthodox church in vienna i was even questioned by counter-intelligence as a result. here in this russian orthodox church in north korea i used the topic to talk indirectly about human rights according to the christian n.g.'s open doors north korea takes last place in the global rankings for persecution of christians. or you would but it was the most closely riot sang and danced in bikinis and most of those it's really just a savior with the drill to demonstrate against the printing regime during the russian election campbell we could still use hollowness for new polls on so little kids so little too. soon they don't swim and some i believe in the musicians insult when the holy mother of them go. to court in the congo and just promoted him the more. i wouldn't want to imagine what would happen here if the holy kim were insulted for a north korean priest the man is quite well informed in my opinion the information from the outside world m

this is d w news live from bundy and trinity is on edge as it marks the seventh anniversary of the arab spring he's funny franchise in china says fresh protests get underway this hour back to the people and that shakes it up because that's a call to get ready to continue to take to the streets to call for an economic revolution. and there are fears the situation could escalate as the north african nation struggles with brigitte economic problems also on the program could even see again this also because it will never produce. a shamefaced apology from off origins in hawaii himself to a message just mistakenly sent out warning of a missile of approaching the island panicked residents feared for their lives for almost forty minutes before the area was corrected we'll tell you what went wrong. and the first baby panda ever to be born in france makes its public debut actions in just outside paris just five months of age he's already calling his way into people's hearts. me. i'm going to home free thanks for joy. any fresh protests have erupted in a chain is there as the north african nation

contributors to our committees, indeed these are our neighbors and they work alongside us in our trinity. they deserve a thoughtful and compassionate solution that i hope we deliver. i m understand the plight they find themselves in and i've had the chance like all members of the senate and the house to meet many of these young people and many of them are extraordinarily impressive. they have excelled in school and they have a lot of promise but unfortunately they carry this burden of a status that does not permit them to stay in the country absent legislative action so it is a precarious position and i'm sure it will live everyday not what quite the future will mean. in the solution we come up with over next several weeks must also protect the 300 americans that already live in the country in addition to these daca recipients and what i mean by that is i think there needs to be some natural symmetry here to the extent that we provide compassionate relief to these young people and i think we need to correspondingly assure the american people that we are serious about border security in e

eight that included amongst other things a rise in fuel prices and tax hikes the response from the trinity and street was one of anger and what we've seen is protests taking place in several dozen cities around the country with a result that one person has been killed and several people have been injured now it is familiar to protests happening in another country mainly what you're saying we have here are two countries with protests taking place on the street by people who are unhappy with the economic situation. the root of it is just a canard it's the problem of youth unemployment i personally haven't been able to find a job for a long time but if people have a job they don't have any problem with the government about the demands of the following suspend the twenty eighteen famine and slow return to the original prices of goods and high of one member from every poor family in short i didn't see a. rise in petrol prices this time is huge we have a lot of privilege you have to pay a lot of fines it's only acceptable that we pay for this government's mistakes. but we are protesting here bec

back in your league in the black neighborhood trinity. we meet up with their dancing at this place. getting ready for celebration. if. everything has to be looking really nice. because people. that i'm giving to feel roof. deserve the best of dignity. for thirty years aaron has been leading the band plays at every funeral. as well this is america has been america we have been put knowing this jazz funeral so it is a tradition that is. very much respected. he wears a black suit. and for his hair or should he needs help. oh you got to tell me you know you only get just get out of the guy that loved. his wife helps out. so that that. full. yeah oh. today the future is being very. quiet because. this is. theater these women were dancing for his daughter. once a man wasn't murdered. he died of old age. erin the dancing gives the tempo of the sound. he's joyful you know the way to come in. new orleans is facing an unprecedented crisis every day young people die from gunfire. the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is

. >> trinity howard. >> trinity is january 1. i want you to map this out. >> this new year is filled with anticipation. in the fall this class of scholars will begin a new chapter, college. >> i tell people this is my flourishing season. i feel like i am starting to really start living life. it will just change my life. >> why harvey mud? >> first, some hard work. with their advisors by their side, these students need to fill out college elections and find a campus that best fits. >> i am more leaning to the private because i like the community based. i like everyone being involved. i like small classes. >> it's an open environment where i am able to explore more academic things, more about myself, and new and exciting ways. >> the application process itself has proved to be exciting and also emotional for the first generation college bound teens. >> i went to the uc application website and i started crying. i wasn't crying because i was overwhelmed or because i was sad. i was just crying because i couldn't believe i am finally a

also a water main break over on trinity drive nearby. they have been, working around the clock to repair that service which has resulted in traffic tie-ups here on north quaker lane. right by virginia theological seminary and a go-to route for many to get to 395. what you're seeing is traffic down to one lane between north quaker lane and janneys lane. i'm justin finch, news 4, back in to you. >>> thank you, justin. 6:03. breaking news on one of the most controversial issues on capitol hill. a federal judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration from ending the daca program. it protects from deportation children who were brought to this country parents. they're known as d.r.e.a.m.ers. this requires the department of homeland security to resume accepting renewal applications from people who are already protected under daca. there was no immediate reaction from the white house on this. >>> more breaking news as well, this one on the threat of a tsunami that is now over for people in puerto rico and other caribbean islands. 7.6 ea

the trinity shot. the trinity shot is july 16th. it's the first testament for the atomic bomb. some when the little boy dropped often hi row shipa. >> dewe didn't know it was going to work. we t man did use the same were weren't sure if it was going to work. and id did. . of the pots damn decoration. and we're near the end. >> i have received this afternoon a message from the japanese government in reply by the secretary of state on august 11th. i deem this reply of full existence of the cap -- what we have is the unconditional appreciate of the fans. as you watch this and wrote the book, how do you feel like he did handle his jozz. this book is about the first four months in the truman administration. >> when truman left. . do you remember 24%? >> but it would have been awful. zpwr now one of the great. this s that it's an inentiring story anlt. is expected to fail and cut the. at your approval rating is 87%. >> it's higher than rooth roos ling can -- now, how did he do? >> this smoment an important. he's the one to announce the end of the greatest catastrophe our hue plan rai

. >> music filled the church of the holy trinity in rittenhouse square. musical collection included the work of gerber, bach and gravalde. >> "action news" in the bustleton section of philadelphia as the letter carriers were recognized for driving more than a million miles without an accident. that is no easy task when neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night keeps the occucouriers from their rounds. ♪ ♪ >> do the eagles win on saturday? yes! he believes the birds are going to the nfc title game. we'll see in about a day and a half. for everyone worried about the eagle playoff game saturday, remember this, the link is the hardest place to play in the nfl and they have dominated the falcons at home too. nick foles and the eagles taking the practice outside. they'll host the playoff game at home 4:35. they envision taking down the falcons in front of a jam packed field. >> i was modging what it one like. i'm excited. we have the opportunity of a lifetime. we have to seize the day on saturday. >> while their immediate future is up in the air, next s

away from the focus on nonviolent memorandum crimes in toward more serious crimes that threaten our trinity and this memo was a critical step in moving in the right direction and doing some of the catastrophic damage that has been caused by the failed war on drugs. it is a step forward for the federal government in mending our broken drug policies that have so hurt our nation in so many ways. i believe it is a step forward that the vast majority of americans believe the war on drugs agree with. it's a step that improves american safety, save money and better aligns our laws with our most fundamental values of fairness, equality and justice. yet today general jeff sessions has instructed their department of justice to not just double down on the field policy but to turn back the clock and undermine the well-being of our country. the policy change goes against what jeff sessions promised elected officials in this body before his confirmation. we heard from republican corey garner that he had a commitment from the attorney general for his confirmation that this is not he would do. and so this

. >> music filled the church of the holy trinity in rittenhouse square. the musical collection included the work of gerber, bach and gravalde. >> "action news" in the bustleton section of philadelphia as the letter carriers were recognized for driving more than a million miles without an accident. that is no easy task when neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night keeps the that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night. ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >> do the eagles win on saturday? yes! he believes the birds are going to the nfc title game. we'll see in about a day and a half. for everyone worried about the eagle playoff game saturday, remember this, the link i

>> like, a trinity of tweets i like that victor. the president has been very busy on social media starting with the russian collusion story. here's what he wrote, now that the russia collusion after a yea year's study, the democrats and mainstream media are taking out the ronald reagan playbook and screaming mental intelligence. actually throughout my life my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being like really smart. crooked hillary clinton also played these cards really hard and as everyone knows went down in flames. i went from very successful businessman to top tv star to the president of the united states on my first try. i would think that would qualify as not smart but genus. and a very stable genus at that. so the president is taking this head on and addressing some of the chatter that has, frankly, predated this book by michael wolff which delved pretty deeply into the president's habits. his reading or lack thereof. his repetition of words. we also know that democrats on the bill have gotten a briefing from

back in the early in the black neighborhood trinity. we meet up with their dancing and this place. is getting ready for celebration. if. everything has to be looking really nice. because people. that i'm giving the fuel. to serve the best of dignity. for thirty years aaron has been leading the band plays at every funeral. as well this is america has been america we have been but know this jazz funeral so it is a tradition that is. very much respected. he wears a black suit. and for his hair or should he needs help somebody got to help me get dressed and get out. of the settle his wife helps out. so that that. full. house. yeah oh. today the funeral is being buried. right behind the car. and when the musicians. these women who are dancing are his daughters. once a man wasn't murdered. he died of old age. aaron the dancing gives the tempo of the sound. he's joyful you know a way to come in. new orleans is facing an unprecedented crisis every day young people die from gun violence. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about ju

. >> we started this with the trinity, carrots, celery, onions. start with the onions and work to the sweeter part which is the carrots. i have a lot because i wanted to offset the bitterness with some sweetness. once vegetables are done put in the sausage, brown it, and add the stock. >> you don't want to over cook. >> you really want to keep it green but you want it to cook with the broth to give it some flavor. >> you have some lentils to put in. >> lentils, keenwah, and mushrooms. they're already cooked and you put them in at the end. if you want to save soup you can add that later. >> what a great idea, steph. i will plate this right now. >> i will scoop it in if you hand me the bowl. >> there you go. look at that. you have so many different flavors going on but not one over powering the next. >> i think the magic of soup is the ability to build. >> if you wanted to put cheese, what kind? >> any cheese. a salty dry cheese. >> soup's on. chow everybody. >> you need that. >> a little bit of variety. >> i wish they could cook for us in the studi

. >> for trinity, january 1, i wanted you to map this out. >> this new year is filled with anticipation. in the fall of class of 2018 scholars will begin a new chapter, college. >> i tell people, it's my season because i feel like i am starting to really start living life. it will just change my life. >> reporter: first, some hard work. with their advisors by their side the students need to fill out college applications and find a campus that best fits. >> i am leaning towards the private because i like the community base. i like everyone being involved. i like small classes. >> it's an open environment where i am able to explore more academic things, more about myself, and new and exciting ways. >> reporter: the application process itself has proved to be exciting and also emotional for these first generation college bound teens. >> i went to the application website and i started crying. i wasn't crying because i was overwhelmed or because i was sad. i was crying because i really couldn't believe i am finally at this place where i will be applying. >> reporter: like most high school se

there's a couple rather notorious and not very good cases, but oberlin and trinity were two places where there were some very difficult controversies. >> this is the normalcy complicated, in the sense, part of it is quite simple, is what a professors doing in his or her private time, they need to have the right to be citizens. >> public history and public memory talking about slavery at presidential plantations. i'm jennifer morgan, professor at new york university where i work on colonial histories of enslaved people. i am very excited to be part of this afternoons conversation though my role is primarily to facilitate and to learn. the presenters you have all spent their careers working in public history and have been at the front lines of important

.>> reporter: nicole -- she came to this rescue center a few months old orphan in trinity county when a poacher killed her mother. she will soon have a roommate. charmander or charlie moved in next month. he will be in an adjoining pin at first.>> they can see each other through the fence and get to know each other and smell each other.>> reporter: as people fled the fires so that countless animals in the national forests. the facets were able to run ahead of the flames tracking -- the cup charlie was found alone and then. every foot burn. veterinarians use fish skin to bandage and heal his feet.>> two bears were unable to walk were also nursed back from 3rd degree burns the same way. >>> after the first treatment she stood right away after waking up.>> the beers were released back to the forest. the hope was to do the same with charlie. because he was so young when he lost his mother's chances of survival are slim. >> they stay with their mothers to learn how to hunt and do everything they need to do. you can't teach them that.>> reporter: he will live out his days in the hills west

you have one thing happening here in alexandria area, north quaker lane between trinity and janneys lane. we'll take a look at 270 and 66 coming up. >>> 4:29 now. following several breaking news stories. >>> first, a federal judge has temporarily blocked the president from starting daca. they're known as d.r.e.a.m.ers. the ruling requires the department of homeland security to resume accepting renewal applications from people who are already protected under daca. there was no immediate reaction from the white house. >>> this morning the threat of a tsunami is over for people from puerto rico and the caribbean islands. a 7.6 earthquake hit the coast of hon ndur russ and the cayman islands. no reports of damage. >>> chaos is sweeping across southern california. more than five inches of rain fell in the burn area of the so-called thomas fire. a massive runoff sent mud and debris slamming into homes on tuesday. m monticeto was the hardest hit area. >>> we're tracking the latest news on this. >> aaron and eun, at least 13 people have been killed, dozens of others are injured at the massive mu

and that does it for me i'll be back in about thirty five minutes of the full trinity while watching out international students. tax ties or financial survival stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm a strike and you're on grease on face of the fight well street spot thank you for. the story that's right well that's slavery. in two thousand and sixteen and the panama papers show the world with a tax haven the secrets two trillion united states dollars pass through most seiko in the amount of time that we've been in the panama papers exposure that's what it shows a lot of money that really. journalism that's an act of journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and asking why would they want to keep these things secret. millions of most fun psycho documents where examine. all the people which basically have tried to get an advantage out of this thought it was his paper. and probably other politician which were. other politicians the media would point to find their targets such as the kings of morocco in saudi arabia the president of argentina several prime m

later she attended trinity college aspect. >> we break away from this and you can find it for a live conference on empowering women hearing it from sarah sanders and others and later ivanka trump who is a senior advisor to the president. >> thank you for being here. i am mostly excited because i am not answering any of the questions during the session back and

north quaker lane near janneys lane and trinity southbound 270 after 121, the clarksburg wae station. debris in the road. sounds like ladders a fine. >>> melissa, thank you. it's a parking problem we're not used to in our area. space is not used at a local metro parking lot. the push to use that land and save up to one thousand dollars in bonus discounts. plus, you can get 24 month financing with no interest. start the new year by adding stylish pieces throughout your home. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. [sfxcrash] hurry in and save. this sale ends january 15th at havertys. life looks good. if your idea of seizing the day starts before the day even begins... then you need lean protein. and it comes in a jimmy dean delights breakfast sandwich. stacked with 17 grams of protein. lean into a great day. shine on. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> some of you could soon see your electric bill

the hospital groups include intermountain care, ascension, ssm health, and trinity health.ogether they own 10% of hospitals a the country. according to the "new york " the move appears to be the first on this scale and is being driven by drug shortages an high prices. executives are not disclosing which drugs the make. and the new company could rely on thi manufacturers. regulatory approvals are still needed but that story was enough to pressure shares of some of the major generic drug makers in today's trading session. >>> every year, the flu is responsible f thousands of deaths and billions of dollars in lost worker productivity. this season is shaping up to be one of the worst we have seen in years. and new estimates say it could cost employers $9 billion, $2 billion more than the average. here to discuss the flu's potential economic impact is assistant profess of public administra at california state university dominguez hills, flynn wyn prager. nice to have you. >> great to be here. >> it's fascinating. you have done a lot of research on this particular economic impact

. ♪ isn't that amazing lisa has reprogrammed the carolyn bells at holy trinity episcopal to play thehallenge because the tune uses a wider range of notes than the 25 bells, it was also known because people know it so well. >> there is a rule do not make a mistake on silent night the national anthem or the eagles pep song. >> the three classics of all time and he played the song live today but it was recorded and will be played from the church at 1:00 and 4:00 every day until the superbowl i love this. people walking by outside go eagles and come to church. >> it's been ringing through my head ever since. >> it will be ringing a lot more over the week ahead. >> eagles fans seeing a lot of prayers about next sunday night and nick foles center of attention under center and bright lights of the superbowl and today the eagles quarterback cool as ever and calm and excited to see his dream come true and let's go live to ducis rodgers and jamie apody and guys eagles fans were in the rain today cheering them on as they left philadelphia the excitement only building out there. >> jeff we saw a

but you mentioned oberlin and trinity. there are a couple situations where i think an administrator can fairly ask, and this is not me pass being judgment, but an administrator can ask will this profgts or be ab professor be able to do his or her job. research they can do, but teaching is a whole different thing. and i think this is something i would have to weigh if i were involved in this situation. one of the real challenges of social media is that things that are significantly more complex or nuanced are all the complex and nuances washed away and it goes down to the simplest on most visceral kind of response. it is not -- it does an injustice to everybody involved in the process frankly. so i don't have an answer beyond that except for this is horrible that social media has done some wonderfully transform difference and positive things, and it has destroyed many things along the way.difference and positive things, and it has destroyed many things along the way. >> i realize you're quite new at northwestern and it is a

where i come from the region is rich in history and talents but so poor and if you question the trinity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for can depend on germans i see many of the younger promising german who are now making names for themselves all over the world. some might get along the way some might follow some with continue. their experience of freedom in a sense is life experience. you can visit there but your call comes back home. my name is your streets would i work there you know but. i really want to welcome to another edition of your max i'm your host to meghan lee we're featuring many creative types on the show today and perhaps you will be inspired here's a look at what's coming up. for a make over reviving the glamorous legacy of fashion shows. strange fruit.

here in the church of the life giving trinity i got a surprise when the russian punk band pussy riot were arrested and i documented an event in a russian orthodox church in vienna i was even questioned by counter-intelligence as a result. here in this russian orthodox church in north korea i used the topic to talk indirectly about human rights according to the christian n.g.'s open doors north korea takes last place in the global rankings the persecution of christians. or do you want but it will serve a most closely riot sang and danced in the canids and most of those people is the savior get the drill to demonstrate against the printing regime during the russian election and we've got something else hollowness we're told on so little kids so little too. soon they don't swim and some i believe it's in the musician's mean sultanzoy in the holy mother of go home audio to court in the middle east promoted hate them and. i wouldn't want to imagine what would happen here if the holy kim were insulted for a north korean priest the man is quite well informed in my opinion the information fr

maybe even the planet plus our bond markets about to make major moves west brian gold martin of the trinity asset management group now let's get to the today's stories topping the business and financial adeline's. january third marks bit coins ninth birthday its total market cap is worth over two hundred billion dollars and a single coin is worth just about fifteen thousand dollars we'll give you the exact number at the at the break however other crypto currencies are also making waves digital currencies like ripple is now the second crypto currency by market value with a cap of over one hundred ten billion dollars by the way topping out a bit coin and ripple is light and a theory of light coin and a theory m but ripples price has tripled its rallied more than forty five thousand percent in it and since that two thousand dollars per corn the company high rep paul is a trip attributed the increase to a series of trials it has been conducting with companies like american express which is interested in ripples usefulness as a cross border payment solution. worldwide sales of passenger cars and

hundreds of people have protested in the trinity in capital to mark seven years since the revolution that sparked the arab spring anger has risen over new austerity measures after a year of rising prices the government has now pledged seventy million dollars to help poor families but the protesters say it isn't enough. a french dairy company accused of covering up contaminated baby milk says it will pay damages to families affected about twelve million tins of the powdered milk are being recalled across eighty three countries due to the risk of salmon and the poisoning. and zambia's government says it's made enough progress in tackling and a cholera outbreak to ease some emergency measures armed forces and commented a curfew in the capital lusaka after more than seventy people died from the disease the restrictions prompted riots early this week you're up to date with all the headlines stay with us on al-jazeera next up its inside story let me back in about twenty five minutes. the party of nelson mandela turns one hundred and six south africa's ruling a.n.c. is marking this annivers

even the planet plus our bond markets about to make major moves west brian gold martin know of the trinity asset management group now let's get to those today stories topping the business and financial adeline's. january third marks bit coins ninth birthday its total market cap is worth over two hundred billion dollars and a single coin is worth just about fifteen thousand dollars we'll give you the exact number at the at the break however other crypto currencies are also making waves digital currencies like ripple is now the second crypto currency by market value with a cap of over one hundred ten billion dollars by the way topping out a bit coin and ripple is light and a theory of light coin and a theory m but ripples price has tripled its rallied more than forty five thousand percent in it and sits at two thousand dollars per quarter and the company behind a ripple is a trip it attributed the increase to a series of trials it has been conducting with companies like american express which is interested in ripples usefulness as a cross border payment solution. worldwide sales of passenger

maybe even the planet plus our bond markets about to make major moves west brian gold martin of the trinity asset management group now let's get to those today stories topping the business and financial headlines. january third marks bit coins ninth birthday its total market cap is worth over two hundred billion dollars and a single coin is worth just about fifteen thousand dollars we'll give you the exact number at the at the break however other crypto currencies are also making waves digital currencies like ripple is now the second crypto currency by market value with a cap of over one hundred ten billion dollars by the way topping out a bit coin and ripple is light and a theory of light coin and a theory m but ripples price has tripled its rallied more than forty five thousand percent in it and since that two thousand dollars per corn the company behind a ripple is a trip it attributed the increase to a series of trials it has been conducting with companies like american express which is interested in ripples usefulness as a cross border payment solution. worldwide sales of passenger car