zack is called to testify, and even with zane floyd's strikingly different appearance, zack had no problem. it was the same person i saw in the store. he was just evil. >> zane floyd is convicted on four counts of first degree murder and receives the harshest penalty allowed by law. >> verdict. we the jury in the above-entitled case impose a sentence of death. >> floyd's case is on appeal in federal court. >>> coming up, a mom out for a day of shoplifting, and you'll never guess who's helping. >> i've never seen anything like it. it's unbelievable. >>> plus, a young man having a seizure gets pickpocketed. >> video that will leave you speechless when "caught on camera: witness to the crime" continues. passenger: you've got to be kidding me. driver: this is good. woman: vamanos. driver & passenger: vamanos. woman: gracias. driver & passenger: gracias. passenger: trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. driver: mira entra y comprame unas papitas. vo: get up to 795 miles per tank in the tdi clean diesel. the volkswagen passat. recipient of the j.d. power appeal award, two years in

so, zack, you happy with the show?nk i'm setting a pretty low bar. i'm going to tell you this relaxed lifestyle, lounging around eating and drinking. no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end >>> this is a good place to both experience fantasy and reality. ♪ >>> the air, explosives and food? you can't beat that. ♪ muy gracias. the stands are in the street, random strangers bring you delicious foods. it's a great country.

. >> let me guess, zack. >> zack. >> what's up, zack. >> what up? >> what gets 3d printed.is you cee it on the screen. what's cool, it was 3d printed. they were able to create the shoe in six months. if they'd used regular ways it would have taken two, three years. >> how do they streamline the process so fast? >> using 3d printing. if they have an idea, create it on the compute, pop it out quickly within hours. >> what they say the shoe does, eliminates zero step that second or half second where you have to dig into the ground and push off. that's like the zero step. and they're trying to eliminate that, right? >> not eliminate, but any seepage that occurs. >> not slipping backwards. >> like traction on a car. >> right. >> like tires. >> but not all players, but a handful of players, will be wearing these shoes at the super bowl. >> you can purchase one for yourself. they're having preorders now and only cost $150. if you want to throw down $150, preorder now, get your own. >> pretty cheap. >> cool story. zack 3d prints these signed shirts he wears. each week brand new. >>

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. >> zack. hey, zack. >> hello. >> is this real in does this really work? how does work? >> this is real. the bra has a heartbeat sensor and they're able to sense when a person's in true love by detecting a different pattern in their heartbeat. the bra will automatically open up when it detects the true love heart rate has been reached. >> an increased heart rate? >> some kind of pattern. it was an increased heart rate it would snap open if you're just jogging. >> couldn't you not take your bra off if you weren't in true love? >> right. >> is there a problem with girls -- >> i don't really love this guy, taking the bra off. >> there is a problem. >> maybe. >> maybe some people need to ask bra for reassurance. is this love? >> white snake asked it best. ♪ is this love that i'm feeling♪ >> who knew in 2014 they could be singing that song to a brazier. >> a bra. >> yeah. >> why is bieber the border collie so smart? >> number one, it hasn't been arrested for dui. >> one big reason, see it, next. >>> and one guy's a flamethrower, the other, a flame catcher. >> i like this. >>

hello, zack. >> hello. how this is belt different? what makes the eastwood slider awesome? >> instead of having loopholes in the belt it just has this auto locking system. all you have to do is slide it on, pull the belt through it will automatically lock in place to the snuggest fit for you. so you don't have to deal with holes too far apart, too wide or too small. a perfect fit every time. he wanted fashion forward design, so it would look sleek, cool, fitting well. >> next, people who have good taste love good art. >> definitely. >> art -- >> beauty by reno. so what he has done, he's taken these classical paintings and animated them so it's giving them -- breathing new life, the analogy. >> subtly, creepily moving? >> looking at images, it's incredible what he's able to do with some relatively simple ending technique. >> wow. >> using image editing software, to make images look as if they're movinging when he's using traditional flat, 2d images. >> right. >> working off 0 of those. >> isolating different elements from the frame, serating them frm t background and adding

just a well-being check, just to make sure he's okay. >> hey, zack. >> how you doing. >> good.kay. are you having any other issues? >> no. it's been quiet. >> the pod is good. >> yeah, yeah, a good pod. >> as far as how it was handled, did we handle it quick enough for you? >> yeah. i think an hour, hour and a half after i wrote the kite he was out of here. so i was pretty surprised how fast. >> the kite that you wrote got our attention immediately, with the new prea standards that the correction facilities have to abide by, any suggestions of inappropriate conduct we look at real serious. and that's the main reason why we took action as quick as we did and looked into it, did an investigation. interviewed you at least once or twice. okay, thank you very much, guys. >> thanks. >> a different sort of drama now plays out for joe leija. >> i'm going to get sentenced today. i'm ready to get it over with. i don't have to apologize to the victim's family, but i'm going to. i think it looks better, shows i am sorry. >> move it, everybody has to fit in there. >> make me realize the dam

respondia conectandose con lance more, 5 minutos cronometro para el final, pase para zack, philadelfiapartido del atlas, cuando jeugue con el américa hay 12 jugadores incluyendo el arbitro, es lo que quiso decir. >> más información después de una brevisima pausa. >> ( ♪ música ) >> ¿qué tal? comienzo desenadoles u nfeliz año nuevo 2014, rodeado de muchas cosas buenas. les saluda carolina ramirez >> por primera vez el 2007 se estrenmo, y ahora nos llega drenovado, donde los sucesos paranormales no dan tregua. >> esta vez todos los sucesos misterioso le suceden a jessie, que tras fuertes pesadillas aparece con martcas en su cuerpo. >> lo que parece son poderes adquiridos son manifestaciones diabolicas. >> la constante lucha entre bien y mal es cada vez más fuerte. >> si no la has vvisto, continua en la sala del cine, la vida secreta. en esta adaptaciopn promete hacer volar tu imaginación >> ben stily le da vdida a este personajke, que experimenta situaciones alejkadas de larealidad, pero su vida se volvera algo real cuando deba hacer la misión de ir por el mundo y convertise en el heroe

. >> three swimmers jump in trying to rescue zack, two more rescuers arrived on jet skis. some of them were hurt during their rescue attempt and even feared they would not make it out. finally they did get zack out of the water but he was later pronounced dead. >>> the big debate over where dogs can run free in the golden gate national recreation area heats up again later this week. dog owners complain that that's two restrictive but supporters say the plan protects people and the environment. a thursday morning meeting will be held at the arrow clubhouse on 19th avenue in san francisco. >>> time now 5:06, more fears building this morning as dry weather stays in the forecast. at 5:30, new restrictions that may go into effect in one bay area county that's helped save water. >> challenging the way doctors define death. the first of its kind legal battle that could unfold in the wake of the jahi mcmath case. >>> good morning, traffic is doing pretty well around the area. but it is getting a bit busier. we'll tell you where the drive times are beginning to slow down. >> low cl

zack manta became trapped in an area known as the toilet boy. witnesses say there were huge waves and strong ocean currents that day. >> he suffered injuries from the rocks themselves and being held under the way the currents work in that area. you get sucked down and held down for a long time. >> reporter: three swimmers jumped in trying to rescue zack. two more rescuers arrived on jet skis. some of them were hurt during the rescue attempt and even feared they wouldn't make it out. finally they did get him out of the water but he was later pronounced dead. >>> questions about where dogs can be off leash come up in question. dog owners say they need places for their dogs to play but the program says that it protects the environment. >>> the livermore city council will consider a new proposal to ban tense and temporary shelters. it would apply to both private and public property and it comes after complaints of noise and trash from near by homes. the ordnance could punish repeat offenders with fines of up to $300. >> all right, pat. time now 6:07

zack levine from the corner. ucla cruises past the cardinals. whatever joe is eating, we need some.ored the only goal against winnipeg and has 19 goals in the past 21 sharks game. former shark is back in town. the sharks are back in a shutout. 20 saves and that's from the back up goalie. right place at the right time and off the justin brown shot. great hand-eye coordination. six goals in the last three games. 1-0 sharks and san jose with a five-game winning streak. super cross is coming to the oakland coliseum. riders were practicing and even practice is risky. he was tossed in and not hurt. stunned for a moment or two. travis bell went to ukiah high school. he suffered a wrist injury and might be out of saturday's race. the fellow competitor had a similar injury and it's part of the job. >> that was a similar crash. i went over the front as well. he does the opposite and we want to do very well. we are going to push the limits. to try to be the best. >> fun to watch. that is a dangerous sport. brought to you by river rock casino. >> they are unbelievable. >> it is crazy. >> it is

it's zack schneider, it's robert kirkman. all the guys. >> but you've got all your fingers. >> no, that's okay, i've always paid up. but the guys who did zombieland, gone! you have to pay homage to the godfather. >> what about the living dead? >> i think the first season was amazing and then am crfort fired frank g-arabond. during world war ii soviet general crushed hitler, won the war for the soviet union, then they sent him to sie siberia and that's basically what they did to frank. >> we also have vern that says please ask mr. brooks if he feels the walking dead approaches their version of the zombie outbreak properly. >> i don't think there is properly. i think it's pretty much what are you trying to get across? you know for me, i would never make the zombie virus airborne. because my feeling i based it on aids. >> the book? >> the book. all my zombie books are based on aids. i want the zombie books easy to defeated. if they win it is not because of their strengths but because of our inherent weakness. i want to examine o

zack levine from the corner. ucla cruises past the cardinals. whatever joe is eating, we need some. he scored the only goal against winnipeg and has 19 goals in the past 21 sharks game. former shark is back in town. the sharks are back in a shutout. 20 saves and that's from the back up goalie. right place at the right time and off the justin brown shot. great hand-eye coordination. six goals in the last three games. 1-0 sharks and san jose with a five-game winning streak. super cross is coming to the oakland coliseum. riders were practicing and even practice is risky. he was tossed in and not hurt. stunned for a moment or two. travis bell went to ukiah high school. he suffered a wrist injury and might be out of saturday's race. the fellow competitor had a similar injury and it's part of the job. >> that was a similar crash. i went over the front as well. he does the opposite and we want to do very well. we are going to push the limits. to try to be the best. >> fun to watch. that is a dangerous sport. brought to you by river rock casino. >> they are unbelievable. >> it is crazy. >>

zack levine from the corner. ucla cruises past the cardinals. whatever joe is eating, we need some.1 sharks game. former shark is back in town. the sharks are back in a shutout. 20 saves and that's from the back up goalie. right place at the right time and off the justin brown shot. great hand-eye coordination. six goals in the last three games. 1-0 sharks and san jose with a five-game winning streak. super cross is coming to the oakland coliseum. riders were practicing and even practice is risky. he was tossed in and not hurt. stunned for a moment or two.tra school. he suffered a wrist injury and might be out of saturday's race. the fellow competitor had a similar injury and it's part of the job. >> that was a similar crash. i went over the front as well. he does the opposite and we want to do very well. we are going to push the limits. to try to be the best. >> fun to watch. that is a dangerous sport. brought to you by river rock casino. >> they are unbelievable. >> it is crazy. >> it is remarkable that it's the speed and the height. >>>. >> selfies and everything is presidential.

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y estuvo el actor zack, en el estudio compartiÓ con catalina que es la hija de alguien muy especial,atacar un mal tenemos que identificarlo. de que manera podemos hacer? >>> si sientes que estÁs cansado que no encuentras placer en nada, es una manera de entender esto, ahora escuchate, si te dices constantemente, es que no hago sino trabajar, no tengo tiempo para mi mismo. y si dices cuando podre escuc r escuchar. >>> y ahora, que podemos hacer para prevenir? >>> lo primero es entender que no estÁs en una carrera con nadie, no corres con el del lado. y nada sirve que logres tus metas si lo haces a costa de tu vida familiar, no se trata de salir adelante en un Área de tu vida, eso cualquiera lo hace, cualquiera lo hace, de lo que se trata es mantener un balance, de manera que sientas que estÁs logrando lo que quieres, y siempre encuentra tiempo para relajarte. para premiar te, para decir por todo el trabajo aquÍ va un premio. >>> simplemente un tiempo de relajaciÓn, meditar, estar en silencio algunos minutos que nos hace falta, despuÉs de tanta bulla del trabajo. camilo, me gusta mucho

trade deal with the european union in favor of closer ties with russia the country's present held zack's with opposition leaders on wednesday in africa and t t t t t t t must s candidate within twenty four hours or face more violence they also want the governmenenenenent abolisnr rights to protest the cuts are expected t to resume on thursday. chinese officials and business japanese prime minister shinzo i missed calls for transparency and i lied. having used his keynote address to the world economic forum's to call for a seperate and transparency in military spending in and it calls for creation of rules to eased on the internatl law of the sea. analysts suggested he aimed his words and china a c c c c c c c c c e forces. china's foreign ministry spokesperson said the country that ought to be more transparent. is japan how you die. turned out a way to the japanese critics going to arrange tomatoes and the rest of world wide we seek to revise the pacifist constitution. and that beefing up in the pre oscars chin also brushed off the biz call for a bilateral summi o the city wawawawawantso

we're still going to see a number of other strong deals coming through the pipeline. " brian bolan of zacks investment research sees the ipo trend continuing in 2014, so long as the broader market continues to climb. "private firms right now are asking themselves 'what is the best time to go public' and certainly it is when the market is moving higher." ipo deal flow in 2013 was the highest since 2000, the height of the dot-com boom. unlike that year, when tech and internet ipo's ruled the day, now firms in all sectors are hitting exchanges. "this ipo market the profile of companies has proliferated a lot. from one sector to two sectors, to many ipos in a diversified group of industries.financial to consumer to energy unitilites and technology." for the average investor, backing individual ipos can be risky "many companies go to the market, but only 20-30% would be very good performers and the rest would underperform." however the fpx, an etf that tracks 100 the largest domestic stocks up to 4 years after thier ipo, climbed more than 40 percent last year. josef schuster of ipox schuster hel

sounds like you know three different people saying three different things in response to one president zack and i make ten times more than one viewpoint in our party but like how do you watch them all know you can you read and they think you can i say god created through my t.v. oh yeah right ok smoke one cigarette company i think they are you know not are not yeah they are yeah yeah you know as i say ok there you go something something we can agree on more sides big picture on the right after the break. i got a quote for you. that's pretty tough. stay with substory. if this guy like you would smear that guy stead of working for the people most issues the mainstream media were pretty much on the bridegroom's days you know. they did rather well. we're. at the but. it was a. very hard to take. once you get to. play live happy ever had sex with that her big hair cut. i feel. like that. but for. whatever a political. settlement . all the baggage that i'd say big picture rubble with a crystal ball and christie said sir and dutch martin let's get back to it let's talk about republicans or women w

. >>> bueno, estrena labor day, pelÍcula de drama, y tambiÉn llega una comedia en la que zack no es quiÉnobia, un dÍa un hombre los convence que los lleve a su casa. lo que sucede los marcara por el resto de su vida. >>> tres amigos prometen mantener su solterÍa el mayor tiempo luego que uno queda destrozado, el plan peligra cuando horas despuÉs cada quien conoce a alguien especial, entonces hacen de todo para mantener en secreto su relaciÓn. andy garcÍa le da vida a un padre de familia que se conocen, y desde ese momento su vida cambiara. >>> toca un punto sensible, estas relaciÓn de tantos aÑos que luego se pierde. >>> la rutina existe, tiene que disfrutar de esto, criar una hija, un hijo, o mantener una familia es como una religiÓn. >>> arturo sandovol compuso la cinta. >>> disfruto mirando escena, no planifico cosas, no, veo las escenas y toco. le doy para atrÁs, la vuelvo a tocar, y asÍ 4 o 5 pedazos de mÚsica. >>> ahÍ la tienen la cartelera. ahora regreso con ustedes. >>> gracias daniela. >>> y caliente estÁ el video de shakira con rihanna. >>> no se pierdan imÁgenes de todo lo que

rt political commentators and zack's takes a look back on the year of snowdon. june fifth a bombshell report the gardens glenn greenwald has secret documents revealing of the nsa is clicking the phone records of millions of verizon customers. today's liturgy and seven the washington post martin jol been working with filmmaker more portraits. it follows up with another cute story. three top secret program known as president the us is also deeply into the internet data repositories at major tech companies in a scissor billing both our telephone and internet communications on a scale unimaginable before this directly contradicts the claim eight months earlier under oath by the director of national intelligence. james clap or does the nsa collecting any type of data at all. and millions or hundreds of millions of americans. no storm. two days later and you know i'm a former nsa contractor edwards noted comes forward as the source of the reason nsa stories he's left the united states and is in hong kong. he says is a whistleblower is handed over its trove of evidence

i envy you zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end >>> this is a good place to both experience fantasy and reality. ♪ >>> the air, explosives and food? you can't beat that. ♪ muy gracias. the stands are in the street, random strangers bring you delicious foods. it's a great country. ♪ ♪ >>> colombia, ordinarily and for all too many years, when this country makes the news or appears in a film or television drama, it's not for its looks -- which are, i should say right up front, spectacular. it's not for its people who everyone i've ever met, anyway, warm, proud, generous and fun. or for its food, which is truly great. i don't know what this is, but it's good. food in this country is excellent. ♪ i'm no stranger to this place. generally speaking, it's a particularly vibrant mix of spanish, european, afro-caribbean, and indigenous people. these are deep waters, my friend. no news story or episode of "miami vice" has ever come close to navigating. it is and always has been a fiercely, fiercely proud country, and its people yearn

are confused about its implications even after the president's speech political commentators and zack's recently wrote an op ed on our t dot com. earlier about this study. at first asking if the proposed reforms or so new that they didn't register on people's radar or if people simply don't care. it is a little bit of both hindus and actually is the summer of a wanted topic and i think the nsa has made it a one two cup or two it's not just about patient a government spy on everybody which is what's really going on we hear things like section to pick a goal committed added a whopping eight collection people's eyes glaze over and that's what was up to the present speakers focused on reese's been a point of pricey panel to the top secret lies in court. people are like what's the prize a quarter. we hear about changes to national security letters to her. these are all topics that are are slightly wonky that people don't currently have a quota grasp on at the nsa the way they've played with lane which are more collection means over tension means what were you means the sort of turn the words

have a conversation with an eye on freehand and spent some time the questions are very honest and zack's has been charting those questions and answers from our newsroom sand. a lot of people are dying to know what's the audience response is to present a brock obama speech he gave his last friday. we have a response yet from end to the store to use as a kind of the frame of the chute pres obama had been given had given this speech so early especially since some new voices have been waiting on this date namely the privacy and civil liberties oversight board. i would target released a report today basically saying that the nsa is a ball phone records collection program is both illegal and mostly useless in preventing terrorism. but in that context edwards to do was ask do you think it's a shame that obama gave his nsa speech before his privacy and civil liberties oversight board reported of that report um in which the student responded he wanted to focus in on the ball records program is that it's time to attend ball collection. worse the euphemism for mass surveillance. there is simply no

you're also watching zack post. zappos. it is a structure without hierarchy or management. itit is hard to explain what is in one soundbite or brief definition. what i can say is that it is a different system of rules to govern an organization. some of those rules and what it is characterized by. isthe words of zappos characterized by distributed authority and self organization. that is because the company -- the people at the company are defined not by the titles that a manager hands down to them, but rather by their roles, the work they do, and what the duties of that work are. that is determined via a governance sort of committee and at the that happens beginning when the company acy, if youlacr will. and then you have tactical meetings where the company's intentions are worked out. it can be negative or positive. >> who fires people? at the end of the day, you will have underperformers. who does that? >> there are a couple of ways that is done. they are organized into circles, given the various things in the organization. and there is a person called the lead link. the

nick foles hooking up with zack ertz to put them ahead. drew brees rallied them back.g the game winner. the franchise's first road playoff victory. they win on the road 26-4. >>> afc would jamal charles. the chiefs up on colts. andrew luck 38-10 in the 3rd. luck rallies them back. second biggest come back in the playoffs. colts win it 45-44. >>> on the ice last night, colorado with a 4-0 lead. cut 1. the sharks lose by a final of 4-3. >>> what are you going to have for your pre-game meal? i know what i'm going to have. it's going to be a big, big spread. anyway, enjoy the game, everybody. we'll see you on the other side. >> we are just a few hours away from game time. playoff football. >> it is so darn cold today in wisconsin. the fans are being urged to take precaution as 49ers packers game. >> we're going to hear more now. >>reporter: green bay packers and san francisco 49ers players are getting help from lambeau field players ground crews to keep safe. tarps and heaters are keeping the turf from freezing solid. fans also need to dress warm to keep safe. >> if you no

but blow it is lay up he gets a second chance thanks to zack levine.an 18-2 run in the second half. jordan matthews starts things here and byrd finishes. the bears finish by two. ucla stretched it out again. goes for two more. he was one of five bruins in double figures. the bears go back 72-64 getting swept in l.a. now 5-2 in the pac12. >>> stanford on the road today at usc. balance scoring by six players back to back with the cardinals. anthony brown goes to the hoop and draws the foul with four minutes to go. makes the free throw to put standard up front by three. howard with the three that cuts stanford's lead to two. the extra period all stanford. first it was randall hitting three of his 17 points. stanford up by four. then john gauge with three of his 12. stanford wins 79-71. the all important pac12 win on the road. the cardinals 13-6 over all and in the middle of conference. >>> one player emerged from a very crowded field to win farmers insurance open at tori pines. heavy fog on the coast delayed today's start. 10 players had a piece of the le

and on thursday, zack effron.ing actor who happens to have the exact same voice as god. he lends that voice to a very distinguished toy in "the lego movie." please welcome the easiest reader of them all, morgan freeman! [ applause ] >> how are you? you look great. you're taking this penguin thing very seriously, though, huh? i feel like i'm -- when you seem mad, i feel like i'm going to hell. how are you? >> i'm good, i'm good. i'm very good. >> it's fun to hear your voice in person. if you know this, you've been narrating my dream since i was a boy. yes, yes. i started with you as the easy reader. you might be the first person i liked on tv. i liked the easy reader. i liked the electric company. >> okay, i believe you. >> it's great to have you here. when does the voice kick in? is it puberty or do you develop it over a long period of time. >> no, i was 30 when it settled in. >> jimmy: past 30. are you able to disguise your voice. if you were to call, to make a reservation or something. do they recognize you imme

powell with authority then zack from the corner.n the game as they are cruising 75-62. shark took the nuys san jose tonight riding 4 game winning streak and so did the winnipeg jets one scaebing would end in the tank devin back in town. shark back up goalie had a shut out in the last start. perfect through 2 periods with 15 save. no score in the game until the third so right place right time batting in the rebound off the brown shot. 6 goals in the last 3 games here. right now in the third one nothing pay the 0on manning one of the best ever. some feel he has to within the upcoming superbowl in order to truly cement his leg situation. manning threw for single season record 55 touch down for the pwrvrng 0this year and no. 1 offense against the no. 1 defense from seattle on super sunday. ma manning third superbowl. he knows you do not get that many chances to win lombardi trophy. >> it's a big deal because we work so hard to get to this point 2 teams that have worked hard and laid it on the license all season long to be here so no que

can i go to zack in california. >> hi, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> quite welcome. >> i like the big semi conductor stock and i'm considering buying nxpi for long-term play. >> you said long-term play, it has run uncredibly. and what is the likelihood they report a number that is so spectacular that it takes it up heightened levels than this and it could go down again. i will sanction buying nxp only if the stock goes down on monday or tuesday but it is a dangerous thing to go in and start buying that stock ahead of the quarter. can i go to paul in texas, please. paul. >> boo-ia cramer. first of all i just picked up your book, get rich careful. i'm excited to dive into that. it looks like a good book. i want to talk about pier one imports. looks like the chart is doing well long-term and short-term it is bouncing around, from 26 to 19 and now back up again and are you bullish for the long-term? >> let's put pier one in the context of sherman williams and cosco and home security and the whirlpool and yesterday it opened up big and game down. this is at a 52 week low because people

national oceanic and atmospheric administration announced the global temperatures for 2013 earlier, lisa zacks in washington, d.c. for us, tell us more about the findings and what they mean for weather patterns in the future? >> well, teeny, despite what you see today, it was a very warm year at least in 2013. another one for the record books, scientists look all the way back to 1880, and they said depending on how you crunch the numbers it was either the fourth warmest or the 7th on record. let's fake a look at how warm it was, the average temperature, 58.3 degrees. that's 1.1-degree warmer than it was in the mid century last century, that's their benchmark. in the u.s. it was the 42nd warmest year, australia, much different. may had the hottest year on record there. and we with have a map which lays this out for you. if you look at the map, the pink to red areas they are the ones that were above average, you can see that's most of the globe, a very tiny bit of real estate, those areas were a little cooler than the average. so what's causing this? well, the scientists from nasa says it is ca

virus like this coming and they have the six months notice which they are expecting to have to make a zack seen that people will think scientists are just crying wolf and will not be vaccinated -- c-span: but they won't have a six months' notice for everybody though. >> guest: they're hoping to have -- well, no. c-span: it starts somewhere. >> guest: not everybody's going to get it. but if they can get vaccine going as fast as they can, you could protect most of the world from the virus. and sort of stop the pandemic from starting if people believe the scientists, they had to have a vaccine. the second big difference is antibiotics. a lot of people who died in 1918 died, of them died because of the flu itself. but then others got very ill from the flu, and while they were sick bacteria came into their lungs, and they died of bacterial infections. and people still die of bacterial infections today when they get the flu. but we have antibiotics now, and we didn't have them then, and that'll make a huge difference in the death toll. c-span: nancy cox, who is she? >> guest: she heads the virol

running again in two thousand and seventeen the castle and town in the back seemingly private life of zack share i abandoned that she reckoned radio interview this week take a listen to that. i'm not allowed to say she wouldn't be happy if i don't eat them all the time. so i will not take from it is technically and said he's against a week. well yes please him. most of our nation's rights and the company's internet sites and they will be running in two thousand and seventy obesity as there is no one on the right side is no one else then nicholas a visit to do the job and also feel his deep in its problems it doesn't snow and his teammates with them on the campaign and. the also could be used in its bid to buy the french and is the one else. there's no one else i don't move the issue momo and that this should be plenty of people in or not and that is and that is the interesting thing about france because france is in him and dire economic straits there's no question about it but to fix this country. you first need to change the conventional political wisdom of this conflict are taught about

goldman sachs reporting earnings before the bell tomorrow and zacks investment research is looking forstimates. jarrod leavy joins me with his slightly bullish strategy on goldman when it comes to options. let's start with the numbers. goldman sachs is in a much more intensive business and it's a business that hasn't been doing too well lately. why are you relatively optimistic here? >> it hasn't been, but goldman is always lumped in with the big money centers and it's for a good reason. but're businesses do cross goldman, unlike wells fargo or bank of america doesn't have the mortgage loan exposure that they would have on the retail side. at 11k goldman, trading earnings, compared to jpmorgan wells fargo, these banks will have to find ways to make money. goldman can deliver growth in revenue and i think it will continue to deliver earnings per share. >> you have to be good at managing expectations. >> they are pricing in about 2.5% of the expected move. i'm looking at a simple trade -- next week's expirations expiring on the 24th of january -- i'm -- 167.50 put0 spread. you might want

say, look, this intense cold snap is not going to have that big a deal for the economy, butgoldman zacks> you used the right word, snap. it's going to be 50, 55 degrees in new york, new jersey and a lot of places. anybody who wanted to go shopping today will be out on the road, and it will feel amazing. it will feel like 70. people will be out there throwing tear money. now, if it was something that lasted a month, two months, maybe that would be different. listen, periodically these types of things happen. stuart: goldman sachs says that bad weather over the holiday period, that's going to cut into the job hiring numbers that we're going to see on friday. >> their point is specifically construction. i don't remember it being so abnormal during the past month in december where the weather was so abnormal that it would have a major, significant impact on hiring. i'd say that's maybe a convenient excuse for somebody who missed their numbers. stuart: you're such a tough guy. >> listen, when i lived this north dakota, i would wear a t-shirt in the winter. >> we're used to these frigid temper

zack has been to the olympics and so has john and jp. russia is a long way away and there's other reasons, but they probably aren't doing to go. that's all i'm aware of. john, have you heard from the american government or government officials ahead of the journey. >> no, we saw the warnings that have come out. we registered with the state don't. really isn't have been contacted by anybody. >> when are you leaving? >> we are leaving february 5th and will get there on the 6th. >> is there anything you plan to do differently. if this hadn't happened, if the suicide bombings hadn't happened would you do anything differently? >> no, we'll be cautious and careful and not do anything dumb or stupid, just be careful and enjoy the opportunity to go to the olympics. best of luck for you and kerry. thank you to the free skier. have a great weekend. >> the changing face of the canterbury choir. why the church is breaking a decades-long tradition. n sink sink >> welcome back to al jazeera america. oum morgan radford live from new york city. coming u