so that could cause some delays in and out of the webster street nonyl. back to you. >> christin ayers reporting live. thank you christin. >>> we learned a petaluma slaughterhouses being investigated for selling meat from cows with cancer. rancho feed corporation fed cows with eye cancer, cut off their heads to keep inspectors from seeing the disease. that is a violation of federal law. the feds have opened a criminal investigation. it is unlikely people could get sick from the meat. >>> a dog ate a poison meat ball near twin peaks. this comes after numerous poison meat balls showed up in richmond. there is no word on how is dog is doing. people in the neighborhood have a clear message for whoever is responsible. >> it is not something you want to see going onto kill a dog or to kill any animal like that. somebody has a screw loose. >> police say they are still testing some of the meat balls found. they are similar to hundreds that were found last summer? the city. one dog died after eating one. >>> a couple of hours ago, the santa clara ... andria borba

after this man, whose name is webster lucas, had his run-in with the manager, he e-mails the generalaying, i'm quoting: thank you for sharing your recent experience. i'm sorry you feel we have let you down. please be assured i'm following up at my restaurant to address the issue. he got the gm's e-mail and then webster lucas called the mcdonald's manager again but a claims the manager was still hostile and unreasonable so he e-mailed the gm saying i don't think you'll be successful in changing angel's -- the manager -- deep-seated opinion of -- we tried to contact webster lucas and he has not yet return our phone call. >> trace, i worked fast-food. and i learned each burger gets one napkin. and each french fry order gets one napkin. that's all you get. unless you ask for more you have to control paper costs. here's one thing i can say about this. this is a rarity. these are an hour old. look at this. still in dang good shape there. or something. what do you think? >> that's the old napkin thing. in the day they didn't have all this goof. the deluxe has lettuce and onion and tomato. s

archaeologist david webster. webster: suppose i came into this stadium a week, or even a century, after all the people left. how would i figure out what happened here ? what this arena was used for ? this is the dilemma facing archaeologists. symbols are of fundamental importance in understanding any human culture because they're so laden with meaning. but they're not very durable, and even if we find them, often we can't decode them. in this case, though, i'm in luck because of this -- writing. writing is a set of graphic symbols that is directly or indirectly related to language. keach: we use writing to convey very specific information, from introducing team members to explaining the referee's hand signals. this detailed guide brings the stadium to life. but archaeology is never this simple. archaeologists rarely find program notes to ancient societies. if writing exists in a society, it usually serves very specific purposes. and like any other kind of symbolic system, it has to be decoded and deciphered. in f

there's no there's nobody in the music that is that i know right now that was a webster or are are a cloud of day this are that kind of a form or are you tired no i'm sorry still going i'm waiting for another elvis come on but special about muscle shoals as a place to live while you live there it's a small town with a it's a small town with big music jimmied presently yes i made it one time in las vegas would you like to record them oh i love the recording is forty miles down the road from most of the right people in mississippi what's an upcoming artist we should keep an eye on well there's a couple or three that i'm infatuated with well there's a duet i think it's it's the best we've got down there at now in there cause civil wars the so wars are going to be hearing a lot about oh yes you are they've already want a couple of grammys you're going to move to new york. i love new york love the people in new york they grew up with them and they'll tell you how to get to a place there on tell you why yes plexi used to say to me larry say rick when i call you up you need to have a list m

and but now on webster street we are being told to organize like the alamo square association did and to your point, the low income housing people i have tried to talk to the people and they are not interested and they don't want to create the problems and so i think that this is ab absolutely unfair situation. to ask the tax payers to manage this problem. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> welch, neighborhood council and another aspect of the issue of tour buses, haight ash bury has been the recipient of tour buss for 40 years, our usual way of dealing with it is to gere at the people on the buses. but there is a conflict that was not mentioned today and that is between the muni stops and tour buses and at haven masonic and on the 43 line and a very con jected intersection and the transit first intersection, routinely the tour buses stop at the muni bus. there is a 71 and a 33 stop in which the tour buses routinely off load and on load folks there. and also, on shrader ash bury and coal, it is not as uncommon although not as frequently as at muni stops, we find t

gerri: i want to bring in ashley webster to the conversation. ashley, what do you make of this and what we're talking about. is it a problem for the u.s.? >> could be, you know. lou was saying absolute think could move full force to ukraine because they don't have the military power to prevent it. i don't know putin who does whatever he wants and certainly he knows the reaction he's going get from president obama, i just don't know whether the ukraine it could really dissent or it a nasty bitter civil war. where he wants that. it if he has dreams of regaining the old soviet empire. it would be the time. don't forget after that you have belarus to the north, all the old republic. i'm sure in his dreams he would love to bring them back to mother russia. is this the moment he begins? we'll see. lou: the idea expressed by the foreign minister, just a few days ago, the russian foreign minister, was there should be team operates and maryland -- moderation and constant. after all, the ukraine are all part of the greater europe. and those really expansi

martell webster playing. 134-139.hen a winning streak right now. [indiscernible] you can't go there and lose that game. that is a talented guy right there. this game resulted in the suspension. he hchecked the ball. if the fans rushed the court. he has been suspended indefinitely. conferenceletic commissioner is looking into the incident. the capitals came back from the olympic break last night and scored a germanic win. it was a 4-2 lead over florida. he shoots and he scores. that was the game. caps on win 4-3. up next, an afternoon game against the team in boston. after this, he can go home. the birdie goes in. back to eveniger par. that is where he finishes. 11 shots behind. the orioles open up exhibition competition today. that keeps the fans happy. >> already. thank you. >> opening-day. >> i tho >> another tricky forecast. onpartly sunny in the 40's saturday. then comes monday, and the winter storm that is still in the pacific ocean. look how much of the country is in blue under the winter storm warning. >> more on the crisis from the ukraine

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the same quarter, martell webster. was two seconds left. 113.road win, georgetown against butler. kind -- clearly some time has passed. is ineligible for the rest of the season due to academic issues. >> you can never take your team lightly. i think we have to come out and play hard. in order to win the way we want to win. >> one of the greatest baseball players ever turned 80 years old . a party was held in his honor. galang,es attended the which will reveal a portrait of him tomorrow. he said -- said, taker always it one step at a time. i think this is as far as i can go, to get my portrait in the hall of fame. it is wonderful. >> he is going to be on the last page of the book. i am proud. droppedrodriguez has his lawsuit against major league baseball. he will serve the entire suspension. let's focus on the positive. such a class act. >> he is a class act from start to finish. congratulations. eastwood can add another line to his resume. and when courtney is sick and e cold in her own home... it just breaks her mother's heart. courtney is winn

gwen district attorney lee and amy, michael, rachel, aaron rogers and maurice, laurel, emma webster, webb can he and alice and claudia and monica fritz (clapping) the auction closes today at 1:30 p.m. for assistance in plaguing our bid please visit e by the way, and now, please welcome the mayor of our great city the honorable mayor ed lee (clapping (clapping.) good evening, everyone happy lunar new year. i want to say hi, but to emphasis your cities support for the greatest 0 hospital you can ever find yes (clapping) does keys to amaze we when i go there after something has occurred but now i'm going through because valuable research is being done and the collaboration between our decreases and nurses and the staff at the uscf is producing a wonderful relationship. i'm up here to give thanks to the wonderful committee and to a richie can't get around the office without making sure i have a list to call but to thank all of you who are munching on a piece of bread that's the shape of a heart. you didn't notice? but also all of you who are contributing you understand the roll of our ho

i want to bring to your attention webster and coming out of alameda until 5:00 and the whole thing is closed until 5:00 so if you want to get on and off alameda, you have to go down -- poured me you have to go down to get across to the island and it is not going to affect too many people since traffic is light. a big-rig is leaking gas south of morgan hill. jessicatara is here to tell us more, how is this affecting traffic? >> reporter: well, we will give you the exact routes as to how you can get around it but we are smelling this gas very heavily and it is enough to make you sick from where the accident happened. if you take a look over my shoulder, you can see the tanker is on its side and it is letting nobody close to this accident scene. officers are directing southbound 101 traffic and they are having drivers take monterey on to the next on ramp. here is what we know, the tanker truck overturned around 1:00 this morning. the driver was hurt so he was taken to the hospital so we are not sure about his condition right now. it holds 08,000 gallons of fuel and again southbound 101 c

reyez from bryant, from daniel went webster, and laura nava from glen park. so i'm just going right ahead to turn it over to maria for the delack presentation. thank you. [ spanish speaker ] >> good evening, commissioners, president fewer and superintendant. my name is maria rocha and i am the president of delack. [ spanish speaker ] >> the members from the district english learner committee are here to work with the district in the search for the solutions to achieve academic success for our english learners. [ spanish speaker ]>> for that we would thank you for giving us the suggestions and recommendation. we have highlighted three 3 points. one was provided to you in may. [ spanish speaker ] >> this suggestion is filing for the english learner services. the funds should be utilized in the highest leveraged activities determined by the funding requirement students and needs and community input. we recommend using english learner funds for the following leverage activities: [ spanish speaker ] we would like to recommend to you to invest funds in tutoring, af

pun the issue here is safety to were going to take the opportunity where currently for instance, webster and stein the crossing are more to be desireed. the similar idea we're competing to run the businesses on the side service road and provide o a service stop which is not high activity area and this responded to the community input regarding strong access and safety issues so we can avoid if we do do a service station here. moving westward the recommendation is for the consolidated stops. so the project has a nuance. here the recommended alternative is for the local and bart to stop at every stop so we're seeing the time savings in this segment of the corridor and protecting the busses from right turns we're seeing benefits to the local and brt service. there would be fewer overall stop places in richmond so the two services would be similar in this stretch. this alternative is able to preserve parking. there are no loss now we're seeing now with the alternative and the reason with if you may recall the prefer alternative the bus stop had to provide for the local stops where the local

and police are still here at the scene more than three hours after this occurred with o blocks of webster here still cordenned off. take a look at this video. a police canine on the scene. it went right past our camera with two officers chasing to keep up. two men attacked a letter carrier who was on his normal route. they robbed him, took something, beat him, and then tied him up, authorities say . a long time resident in this neighborhood who had her mail delivered by this same carrier for years expressed shock when we talked to her a few minutes ago. >> the first thing i thought was, oh no, because i have been hearing about the robberies, you know, if mailmen on the news. and i mean, he's been delivering our mail for years. he's a real sweetheart. and typically it's uneventful. everybody knows him. you know. and i just can't bleefs that something has happened to him. i'm really, very upset. >> we don't know the condition of the postal worker who was attacked in this neighborhood. this is the second assault, as we mentioned on a letter carrier. last november in landover, maryland, carri

olga reyez from bryant, from daniel went webster, and laura nava from glen park. so i'm just going right ahead to turn it over to maria for the delack presentation. thank you. [ spanish speaker ] >> good evening, commissioners, president fewer and superintendant.

webster lucas is his name, he lives in southern california. he asked for more napkins, the manager told him he was already given some. lucas claims the manager mumbled a racial slur. so he e-mailed the general manager to complain. he insists he no longer can work because of the undue mental anguish that he's now suffering from the incident. mcdonald's is not commenting on the lawsuit. >>> up next, a huge night for one of the shark stars and a rare interview with mark davis, the raiders owner. >>> the olympic break came at just the right time for the sharks. tonight against the flyers, they got a couple skaters back from injury that made their presence felt immediately. those two skaters, logan and raffi back on the ice. torres in the right place at the right time, with two goals on the night. in the second, couture cleaning up the mess in front of the pipes. two goals as well for logan in his return. later in the return, paflski with the hat trick. sharks win big 7-3. >>> spring training baseball. brewers and a's. josh redick the headliner yes

yesterday while on his rounds on webster street northeast a bunch of masked men jumped out and forced him into their van then demanded to know what happened to a package. the pastor insisted that he didn't know what they were talking about. so the men beat him and held a gun to his head. that's when police say the mailman started praying out loud. the men who tied him up duct taped him and dumped him to the street. >>> now to our weather. the snow is gone but the bitter cold will be around for a while. check out this time lapse video from reston. you can see the conditions change hour by hour. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, windchills will be in the single digits. let's go to doug kammerer in storm center 4. wow, that's a lot, doug. >>> it is a lot, doreen. we're talking about the coldest3 for most of us has been a fairly cold month. cold month. today's weatherb j 19 kily inc0 college park, 28 down towards the airport, 19 po yÑ that@á: towards huntingtown and temperatures will drop another íyou,u>'Ñ h½c st z the newest day is coming in the pote thea @ed entirey7ra's sta tea

when william webster took over the fbi in 1978, his mandate was clear. >> my primary focus was makingar that cointel pro was no longer one of the arrows in the quiver of the fbi. we were out of that business forever. >> webster admits the bureau's tactics were out of bounds but does not condone what the activists did to reveal them. >> you can say the information might be useful, but the method is hardly justifiable. there's a way to take on the unjust law in the courts and deal with it in that way. >> you know, there were things happening that were flat out wrong. ordinary how you treat your fellow man wrong. and we took a risk to try to do what we could to put a stop to it. >> the burglars were never caught. five years later with the statute of limitations running out, the fbi closed the case unsolved. >> on the very last memo where they say who they think broke into the meeting office, they're down to seven people. only one was, in fact, one of the media burglars. >> for nearly 20 years, betty medsger had no idea who the burglars were until one night an old acquaintance she was hav

martell webster underneath for the easy bucket. wiz win their fifth straight, this one a thriller 134-129. >>> capitals in their first post sochi game visiting the florida panthers, 3rd period game tied. martin erat pushes it ahead for mike green, one on one, tim thomas incredible save even though he's on his back. how would alex ovechkin respond after struggling in russia? how about this? the go ahead goal. caps beat the panthers 5-4. >>> georgetown trying to work their way into the ncaa tournament. they're on that bubble. 1st half this would help, markel starks with the triple, georgetown leads by three at the break, but marquette rallies. devonte gardner with the hoop and the arm. 74-73 marquette late in the 2nd half. >>> tiger woods at&t national golf tournament may soon be known as the quicken loans tournament. the pga is reportedly close to a deal with the detroit-based company to take over sponsorship of woods annual golf tournament at congressional country club, but the tournament is in its final year of its contract with c

some of the most famous congressmen from the 19th century danielle webster and john c. calhoun were rumored to have women on side. this is another example how it fit within the washington code. the political and social code. because people didn't talk about this to the newspaper. it wasn't all over cnn. it was something people kept within the family. within the fraternity. there were a number of examples of people getting involved with each other. spouse. one of my favorite example may sound familiar to some of you. was the between the wife of a man by danielle fickles. a north new york democrat and the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, philip barton key. d.c. politicians tried to keep this out of the papers. they didn't talk to anybody about it. it's not like reporters were reporting on what happened between these two lovers. people whispered in washington. fickles found out. he accosted philip barton-key in the matter of lafayette square, shot him, and turned himself in to the district attorney. he's very famous, now, forking with the first person to be acqu

police canine, its handlers trying to keep up search for a vent on webster street in hawaii avenue in d.c. two men with guns attacked a well known letter carrier on his route just after 4:00 p.m. >> i'm just devastated. i'm devastated. >> long time residents like sherry white expressed shock that the kind hearted and dependable postal worker would be assaulted here. >> everybody knows him, you know? and i just can't believe that something has happened to him. i'm like really very upset. >> postal inspectors say the two suspects confronted the carrier, beat him, forced him into his postal truck and tied him up. >> we do believe items were taken. we just don't know what items they may be. we're inventorying the mail to see what may have been taken if anything. >> this is the third recent attack on a carrier, just a month ago, one was assaulted in alexandria, three people were later arrested. in november, tyson barnett was killed delivering the mail in prince georges county. >> we're very concerned as well. this is something, this is our top priority. >> residents like sherry white who c

. >>> the webster tube has reopened between oakland and alameda. let's show you what else is going on. the eastshore freeway westbound 80 stouffer looks okay. there was an accident within the last hour. but everything is now cleared. 65 miles per hour now past that exit. that travel time at the bottom of your screen shows that everything is still holding steady around 18 minutes westbound. carquinez bridge to the maze. so for right now the big news is we're dry so it's a pretty dry commute heading into san francisco if you are crossing the bay bridge and no delay. of course, that could all change for the evening commute home so this is a live look at the nimitz freeway. if you want to use smaze, we'll get a check on that -- if you want to use mass transit, we'll check on that in just a minute. the golden gate bridge should be re-opening four southbound lanes in the commute direction. once again, bart systemwide on time heading home in case it's wet. right now no delay on either trains with more than 20. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." back to y

beautiful tomorrow and so on over there and got into a fist fight with her husband i was told by webster that i would he would never darken my doors again he would never come back to most of shows they came to new york went to new york and finished the album without me and of course i was an engineer and co-producer with her on her stuff was with wexler. and it was it was a tough if tough gig. how do you think you work so well with black artists well i'm one of them. we'll go out after the field back more on bill clinton years like that you have i've felt black. my wife can tell you i can tell you that. was a million when black people around me they they feel very good about me what was special about aretha she could hit those high notes like nobody could and she had a very good sense of rhythm what makes a good producer a good producer a guy who knows a hit song when he hears it and a guy who knows how to get the best out of musicians and the recording studio is it teachable i don't think it's very tasteful because it takes a tough guy and you have to be able to take a lot of b.s. well

womanizing that took place, some of the most famous congress men from the mid-19th century, daniel webster and john c. calhoun were rumored to have women on the side, but this is another example of how it fit within the washington coat, the political and social code because people did not talk about this to the newspapers. wasn't all over cnn. this was something people kept within the family, within the fraternity. there were a number of tourists that happened in washington. and number of examples of people getting involved with each other's spouses and one of my favorite examples of this may sound familiar to some of you, between the wife of daniel sickle, a new york democrat leader famous in the civil war and the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, philip barton t.. d.c. politicians tried to keep this out of the papers. they didn't talk to anybody about it. not like reporters were reporting on what happened between these two lovers but people whispered about it in washington and eventually sickle's found out, he accosted from martin cheese in the middle of lafayette square, shot

good yeah facebook user martin is her i want ricky martin and my daughter yeah facebook is a mark webster as bad out of hell was a signature album a rock n roll classic is there another album or song by another artist you've heard and said i wish i had done oh yes. hotel the song otakon for new written by and done himly great song oh it's very you know with things where you because i have never read were done has ever said what the song was about and then allows you to be in that hotel in the meds in your own room and whatever sway me on facebook favorite tour play fair play should tour. well i love new york. but the tube that two places that were amazing to tour were burl in before the wall went down and like one thousand nine hundred because west berlin west berlin before the wall went down because and and belfast when it was still in there is early eighty's and seventy's because those people came to a show and acted like they didn't know if they were going to live tomorrow so they just went completely crazy so those two and it is a new about well that's great keiko c.a.t. via twitter i

and pinkerton's prize operative, timothy webster, who was hanged as early in the war as a union spy in richmond and i had begun to get the sentiment there. i am also lifelong sherlock holmes fan and have written early and often about arthur conan doyle and sherlock holmes and in the valley of fear, one of the novel's about sherlock holmes there are pinkerton men at the center of it. is based on molly maguire ended a pinkerton man is deep in this business we are all destroyed. if i am honest my first exposure to it was in of friend's tree house in cleveland in 1971. there was a stack of comic books that belonged to one of his uncle's and i have it with me. it was called true comex and it told the story of this plot. it was not a great telling of the story. there was one line that went we need such as yourself, mr. pinkerton now that crime seems to be on the increase. it got the job done and since the other reading in the tree house that day and called the girls in the big tent i think i made the right choice in terms of what to write a book about. to answer your question of how one pick

. ♪ dennis: i am ashley webster with your fox business brief. reducing the monthly bond purchases and $10 billion increases -- the tax uncertainty and regulatory worries are holding down the economy. to radiofrequency chipmakers are joining forces. rf micro is buying a $1.6 billion all-star deal. comedy filmmaker harald ramis has died. ramis was also a writer and director for hits like "caddy shack" and groundhog day. he was 69 years old. that is a very latest on the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ cheryl: some investors are lining up to buy puerto rico debt. is it really that great of a deal? charlie: here is what we know, major hedge funds are lining up to buy this deal. it is likely to push the deal. up close to $3 billion. you have people in distress funds and hedge funds that are salivating for a 10% yield. here is their play, guys. you are the average person. they will buy this deal. they believe bonds will rally on the deal. puerto rico will essentially get a lifeline. that is a familiar sort of thing that went on

merriam-webster defines it as someone who lied.n the left-wing media so that obamacare in the way that he presented obamacare is the biggest lie of 2013. neil: he says that he didn't appreciate the magnitude of the problem or of the tea party conservatives in the targeting and however widescale and appeared to you and your colleagues. that it was not inserted thing. what did you make of that? two he is rising to the level of unconstitutionality. neil: they are targeted we know the lois lerner party was involved. and a win when all the way to the white house counsel's office. and it's inappropriate. and if you are at the fbi and the president says he aretino as a result, how do you respond. neil: we all think about this in various ways. but this is a situation where we try to avoid it. we have an investigation as supposedly zero in. >> i still don't know either of the ones who are targeted by calling out those of us that are talking about a al scandal. neil: coming up next, they are horrible role models in the media says okay. forge

ashley: i'm ashley webster.gressional cross-hairs over that massive credit card hacks. why are companies resisting implementing more secure credit card technology? that's a good question. your tweets and our expert next. tracy: indiana, of all places in the money. we have a fox business exclusive with governor mike pence whose state has a budget surplus. so what can he actually teach washington? ashley: a lot i think. you think you a lot of a lot of money betting on super bowl. we have a owner of a furniture store who lost a cool $7 million. tracy: what? that is crazy. liz macdonald on the irs handing out $62 million in bonuses. that too is your money by the way. ashley: in tech minute is apple about to revolutionize the tv biz? hints that apple tv may be coming along shortly. all that and much more on the can't-miss hours of "markets now." tracy: they're all can't-miss hours are they not? nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. lost a little bit on this market, huh. >> we were up over 100 points. now we

ashley: i'm ashley webster. the bulls are charging.ints on much better than expected job claims report and with some help from europe. so the question is, is the market correction already over? >> chain store sales coming in really week for january. so will internet shopping drive brick-and-mortar retailers like, you know, jcpenney, radioshack, completely out of business? well your tweets and our expert panel is next. ashley: the olympics toothpaste and yogurt, sounds like a question on "jeopardy" but while they may pose real danger to our athletes as the games begin tomorrow in russia. tracy: new york cops trying out the high-tech glasses to help get the bad guys. that story ahead in our tech minute. ashley: robo cops. this is all seeing, i blew that great line, alls seeing and always informative hour of "markets now." gratings, everyone. tracy: good stuff. time for the stocks. nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. good day down there, huh? >> indeed. i'm ready for all markets all the time. looking at dow jones industrial av

that's the definition from webster.urvival, to me, is much more than simply trying to sustain this life through breathing and thinking. one must fight every day not to be forced by social pressures to live under false pretenses. survival is the act of keeping one's identity alive, not being conformed to what your environment wants you to be. >> i want that ball, i want that ball! >> back, back. >> florida's santa rosa correctional institution is a maximum security prison housing many of state's most violent inmates. >> come here and cuff up! >> inmates considered a threat to security are housed in a special confinement unit called close management. >> basically, the worst of the worst offenders we have here at santa rosa, the staff here do an outstanding job here of maintaining that population. >> hands behind your back! >> depending on the severity of their violations, close management inmates are allowed a limited number of hours outside their cells per week. >> did you hear that? >> you play cards? >> when they let u

the scene, the 200 block of webster street northeast. the pastor postman that neighbors call "the rev" is out delivering mail when all of a sudden a van pulls up behind him. two guys get out of that van. they have a mask on and they have a gun and force the rev out of the van. you know what we want, they say. what did you do with the package? what did you take out of the package? the rev doesn't know what they're talking about. they start hitting him in the head with that gun. one of them takes the muzzle of the gun and puts it up to the face of the rev and says, i'm going to kill you. tell me where it's at. now, get this. that's when they say the postman pastor starts to pray. he prays out loud over and over again. that's when they say the suspects back off. they bind him up induct tape, drive him to a nearby apartment and toss him out onto the pavement. so in the end, what did these robbers get? well, they got his wallet, they got some credit cards and they got $35 in cash. now, the post office is offering a $50,000 reward in this case

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with the latest is ashley webster who joins us in studio.stuart: he surfaced in russia today calling for calm as crimea becomes a flash point, russian troops seizing two airports, that is the latest report. reporters of the news conference in southern russia today, that he intends to keep on fighting for ukraine's future against what he calls pro fascist thugs in kiev and is also blaming the west for his demise. >> irresponsible policies by the u.s.. particularly as strong country that will definitely be able to overcome. >> also saying russian intervention was not needed even though as we say russian troops had reportedly received -- sees two airports. the u.s. saying to russia, better back off but at the political divide widens ukraine's financial situation remains precarious. worried about pipers of the inflation ukraine's central bank has put a $1,300 limit on daily cash withdrawals. swiss and austrian authorities are blocking the assets of his associates while launching a corruption probe. ukraine's new government claims loans were $37

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. ♪ ashley: i am ashley webster with your fox business brief.uncing a star of the accelerator program. the media giant will select week and early stage companies with $120,000 each and provide mental support for top executives. disney says the goal is to fund innovation in immediate and entertainment products. 130 one key executive officers left their offices in january, challenger gray and christmas, the turnover month since february of 20 can. the health care and financial sectors led all industries with 24 ceo departures. leah recalling one.4 million prius hybrids old world wide including more than 700,000 in north america. the automakers as a software glitch caused vehicles to stall. the cars were made between march of 2009 and this month and that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ melissa: from the

the latest example comes from congressman daniel webster.protection bureau to the secret police in nazi germany. >> this is more collection of data on individual citizens who have no cluet that this is happening. >> let me get this straight. an agency designed to help people is like hitler's police force? apparently fox news contributor ben carson agrees. he also thinks that obama officials are, quote, acting like gestapo. that is almost as ridiculous of the belieft that progressives are like the nazis. >> progressives didn't care until the jews died. it was because of the universities and progressives, this was their thing. they were all anti-jewish just as much as they are anti-jewish now. >> one of the real goals of the second progressive movement is to fundamentally change who we are. most of those people did not believe in what hitler was doing but did they speak up? did they stand up for what they believed? they did not. and you saw what happened. and if you believe that the same thing can't happen again, you're very wrong. >> it's all

ashley: i'm ashley webster.l, denver fans, here is a way you may be able to recover it. a football ipo we have the ceo who is taking san francisco's vernon davis public. tracy: and, is the stock market stacked against the little guy? so just ahead we have your tweets and there are lots of them in response to that. plus of course our awl of it star panel. ashley: plus, how tired of you are this? more snow for the big cities of the east. we are live at the fox weather center with how it is backing up air traffic and the forecast, oh, yeah, more of the white stuff to come. tracy: you made such a great point that denver fans are stuck in the airport now. like double the torture. they're trying to get the hell out of here. why is gm's new female ceo is getting less than half the compensation than the outgoing ceo, ackerson. ashley: customer base are starting to disconnect. we'll have much more ahead on this very snowy edition of "markets now." tracy: the weather crap picks the market's crappy. we have have a big sell

. ♪ ashley: i am ashley webster with your fox business brief.oks and is contemplating possible bankruptcy protection, the retailer, none for the first shares of cyberelectronics kerri $200 million in debt, bork's toned restructuring advisers and in talks with the eventual buyers. the number of americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits rose by 8,000 last week, the 339,000. the labor department says the four week moving average increased by 3500. mortgage rates increasing. according to freddie mac the average rate for a 30 year fixed mortgage edging up to 4.28% last week. that is up from the previous week, 4.23% and also ends five weeks of decline. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. adam: taking a look at gold, gold cross $1,300 an ounce after news the prime minist

so the judges took i lunch break, and then they enlisted the help of merriam webster to try to find someds. words like intaglio, which is an engraving or incised figure in stone or other hard material. can you spell intaglio? yeah, i had no idea that's what that word was. no idea. also, schadenfreude, another word i use but have no idea how to spell. obviously it's the enjoyment obtained from the mishaps of others. s-c-h-a-d-e-n-f-r-e-u-d-e. what? there's no u up there? seriously? mow about mahout. a person who keeps and drives an elephant. spell mahout. m-a-h-o-u-t. okay. mahout. sure. sophia and kush did so well with these backup words the organizers had no choice but to call it a day and schedule again a rematch. a rematch. they ran out of words. they went to a second thing of words that they made up and they ran out of those too. by all accounts sophia and kush in kansas city were totally nice to each other the whole time. they high fived. they cheered one another on. they were all smiles. and the best new thing in the world really could be the supernatural good sportsmanship and mat

morning to 2:00 this afternoon at the university of the pacific school of dent in the flattery on webster street. it's not uncommon for people to want a car that takes them back to their carefree days of their youth. but a british minnesota has taken that to the extreme. mechanic john bitmead has built an adult-sized version of the little tikes car crazy coupe. some of you may have had one of these little cars. this one is real. runs on gas, has an air big and can travel up to 70 miles an hour. >> how wonderful it is to have something like that, but real. and i thought i knew the car. so i built one of these. >> did you notice something there? yeah, it doesn't have windows. he likes it that way but it can be problematic on the wet, i thinklish days. the vehicle took about 1,000 hours to pulled at a cost of $6,500 and he will use it to raise money for charity. >> a mother of four from nebraska earned new bragging rights for pulling off a feat that few of putts could ever stomach. she devoured 363 chicken wings in a half-hour at the 22nd annual wing bowl in philadelphia yesterday. that's a

ashley: ashley webster with your fox business brief.funds with goldman sachs to help plan the privatisation of the country's largest bailout bank, nationalized in 2012 with $30 billion in e.u. bailout funds. spain is looking to sell 60% of lender, consumer sentiment was unchanged in february from january at 81.2. economists expected a lower reading of 80.6. thompson reuters university of michigan index found americans optimism was tempered by current money concerns. u.s. manufacturing output unexpectedly declined in january. the federal reserve says tax rate production fell 0.8%, the first drop since july and the biggest since may of 2009. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. melissa: it is about under armor, speed skaters are asking:began skating officials in sochi for permission to swap out there under armor uniforms. these other controversial new suits that some skaters are blaming as the cause for their poor performance after six long track events. that includes gold medal favorites like