blamin' yourself. well, not anymore. i've got my pride. oh, so long, agnes so long you were wrong, agnes so wrong you played mefor a fool how could you beso cruel? so long, agnes so long hey! so long, agnes so long now i'm strong, agnes so strong i want to get across that baby,it's your loss so long, agnes so long one more time! so long, agnes so long sammy! you can write again. you're right! i can feel the powersurging through me. there's nothingi can't do. write me a jingle. i can't. why? there's a clausein my contractwith cunningham. i can't write jinglesfor his competitors. i'm sorry. you were a broken wreck. i put the gleam back in your eye. i put the song back in your heart. i'll never forget it. you're aceswith me, fella. you know, i feel like a new man. from now on, it's the fast lane for me. look out, world, here comes sammy gelson! there's a lot of fish in the sea, and i'm going to charter me a tuna boat. there's something i want to say. i'm proud to be your neighbor. what's the matter, mr. jefferson? are you sad? yeah. maybe this will cheer you up. take your dirty cloth

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we were gone so long. three hours. were you bored? no. george and ihave had a swell time. haven't we, george? go home, willis! oh, that george. he can't stopkidding around. he will, after he sees this bloomingdale's bill. ladies, let yourcredit cards cool off. television-- that's all you ever do. go out and get some fresh air. i did that this morning when i took my weekly constitutional. your weeklyconstitutional? yes. every saturday morning, i love to stroll up lexington avenue to krausmier's bakery. you know, to see the doughnuts come off the belt. must you share that with us, tom? a krausmier doughnutis more than a doughnut. it's a perpetual tributeto the taste buds. by the way, florence, i saw a woman who reminded me of you. i didn't knowlena horne was in town. well, it wasn't exactly lena horne. but an attractive bag lady. well, anyhow, she was about 60. instead of crusing comfortably through her golden years, the poor woman spends her days rumaging through garbage, searching for her next meal. exactly what was itabout this woman that reminded youof me? you two were wearing the

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question. how did you live so long. but. how did you live so long. >> my family. attitude. and god almighty. >> chesser is getting spruced up today. for tomorrow. he celebrates yet another birthday. >> tomorrow i will be 102. >> his friends at the barbershop >> the weather is just so quiet. i wish i joke about this sometimes. one of the phony forecasts. that's the storm that came through here. on monday night. and tuesday. with a bit of snow. it roared spao the south and east. tornadoes here with deaths. in the mid atlantic states and pennsylvania. and that storm is still going. with rain. a few thunder storms. and now the snow and the cold air. plowing in behind it. it's been a prolonged storm out there. it has caused a lot of damage. >> probably didn't notice. because of the sunshine. denver coming in at 48. that's close to our seasonal average. which is up a degree. to 49. wewe were at 50 yesterday. close to where we were. i want to show you this picture. in inside of coors field. as you know. the stadium series is set up for the weekend. as the colorado avalanche will take on t

very warm evening we are saying so long to the 80s and so long to the 70s as this big cold fronts going to come through. there's the first part of the cold front and a good deal of clouds for much of the day tomorrow and the moisture starts to come back on saturday. are cool, not cold. temperatures in the 40s and 50s and not a bad day. if you like clouds and cooler temperatures. temperatures will be dropping 53 in boston and 30s behind the weather in store upper midwest is chilly with temperatures in the 20s, 30s and cold air over the border heading south. it's going to reach us next week and showers in the northwest and 17 and grand junction. here is our forecast for tonight showers and cool by morning. temperatures. 600 by tomorrow, breezy and cooler through the day, the high temperatures will struggle to get to 700. the pollen count showing mold is low and cyprus juniper and pine are moderate and so long to the 80s. we will see, 60s tomorrow 70s on saturday with showers around sunday, turning colder to the day of 60s for highs and 40s for lows it could be the coldest week so fa

money off them take so long. and yet you have said that this bill will actually reduce initial costs of deploying the projects. is that right? >> correct. so the 30% is a tax credit towards the installation of the technology. and in some cases where this technology has already put into place, they have been able to recoup their costs within five years. and everything after that is basically gravy. >> that's great news. so tell us a little bit more and make it a little more clear how the bill would help businesses reduce energy use and costs. >> so right now when a facility is generating electricity or through whatever manufacturing process they use on their plant floor, all of that is going up, it's being flared as they say well, this technology allows that heat to be harnessed and then be used to generate more electricity. and you can either do it through waste heat or through this combined heat to power. and so it's a great opportunity for manufacturers that are trying to cut down on their costs to be able to grow jobs, to utilize this technology to do just that. >> a win-win

, i'll get you those slipcovers you've wanted for so long. jim, where are the tickets? on the 50-yard line! i mean, uh... upstairs, in the pocket of my blue shirt. oh, father. not t-the blue shirt? of the shirt that's hanging... what's the matter? oh, jim! nope. didn't come in yet. but he picked up the bundle three hours ago. he's a new man. don't know the route good. why do you put on a new man at a time like this? because the regular driver took off to go to the football game. what time is it? 12:45. no, it isn't. it's 12:50. so why did you ask me? i'm nervous. what time is it now? your time or my time? oh, bob harris will never forgive me. the game's probably started by now! route 27's unloaded. this is mr. anderson. he wants to look at his laundry. thank goodness! which one is mine? well, start looking. your name's on it. well, aren't you gonna help me? sure. of all the stupid, idiotic, asinine... who? oh, not you. you'd think there'd be some kind of alphabetical order to this. oh, here it is. such callousness, to leave a bag open this way. [ sighs ] i thought the shirt was g

cleave to her and to her only so long as you both shall live? i will. do you, gertrude, take this man to be your lawful wedded husband, to love and to cherish, to have and to hold, and forsaking all others, will you cleave to him and to him only so long as you both shall live? i will. wasn't that a marvelous party? it was great. changed? yes, it's just been a few weeks, and he's -- well, i don't know. he's acting like a... married man. you know something, sam? hmm? love can cast almost as powerful a spell on a man as witchcraft. i'll let you in on a little professional secret. it's a lot more potent than anything we can conjure up. yeah. [ glass breaks ] oh, boy. here we go again. honey, i'm sorry. honey, couldn't you have found a safer place for it? this was bound to happen again. well, i thought it would be all right. would you do me a favor? hmm. would you put it back together again? i thought you didn't like me correcting mistakes that way. i'm making an exception. would you please put it back together again? all right. [ tinkles ] [ ding! ] that's fabulous. you? magic? what d

do live so long but how did you live so long? begin my family, attitude and god almighty. >> he is getting spruced up and celebrate yet another birthday. >> tomorrow i will be 102. >> he has known presidents. >> lbj was my very good friend working government had a lot of high points in my life. so what does he want for his birthday? >> more friends. >> that shouldn't be a problem. he still drives and solves a sell to lombardi's barbershop aurora about twice a month. >> now pinpoint weather with meteorologist mark months for charlie shortly. >> one charlie. >> one of 102 and sharp as a sack's sharp as sac sharp as a tack. when you hit the seventies it was beautiful especially for late february. the rink there at coors field avalanche and red wings giving their legs warm for the about its you can see some kids there on the bottom of the screen and the little rink there on the field as well what a good deal is going to be for some hockey. west of the city and north 20-mile per hour wind gusts have the wins so dry out there we have danger elevated moving over the north eastern plains n

like going into the barbershop anywhere else. i've been doing it so long, they know you. you go in there and you joke around and you talk. >> you want a good haircut? >> just a regular haircut. >> i'll wear my glasses, then. >> don't make my sideburns crooked like you usually do. >> you better go somewhere else then. >> you're the only one in town. >> the only one that will put up with you, you mean? >> yep, you got it. i don't know how i'm going to handle it when i retire. i'll have to find a barber somewhere. >> all you have to do is buy some clippers and have your old lady shave it bald. >> sadly, some inmates turn to a very different form of cutting when emotions become too much to bear. >> these are cuts on my legs. when i cut myself, i let it heal a lot. and once they heal over, i start cutting it again. i cut my legs and stuff like that where staff can't see it. if you cut it where they can see you, they're going to write you up. >> i've cut myself so much so long, it's natural for me, you know. it don't even hurt. when i cut, it don't even hurt. it gives me a release. but m

officials for such a long time. i'm sorry it took so long to get to this point, but i'm glad that we are finally here. the fact is san francisco wouldn't be the city without the many festivals that san francisco, music, dance, culture, food, every single year. it's hard to imagine san francisco without those many events. i would like to thank my office for the help with this. and prior to this, nate -- who used to be working with me on this process several years ago. with that, i want to thank everyone who has made it possible for us to be here. i want to give my colleagues an opportunity to say anything and if not, i will ask sergeant to be here. if not, anyone else who would like to offer any information. >> i would like to report that we have no objection to the legislation in its final form. >>supervisor david campos: colleagues, if we have any comments. we have speaker cards of folks hear to speak. ( calling speaker names ) anyone who is here please c'mon up. public speaker: hi, i'm one of the cochairs of c mac and cofounder of the bar. i'm also a bar owner in san francisco and an e

a church wedding that important to you? important? jack, i have waited so long for this. longer than most. janet, janet... let me ask you something. do you really love phillip? of course i love him. then what difference does it make where you get married? you're lucky enough to find someone you love. the important thing is that you're together, isn't it? yes, but... jack... terri... well, it just doesn't feel right getting married by some clerk in city hall! it doesn't have to be city hall. that's right. hey, listen-- you and phillip could get married right here. y-you mean in our apartment? why not? flowers, decorations and everything. we could even invite phillip! what the heck. oh, i love it. i-i do. it sounds great. i'll go ask phillip and see if he likes the idea. if he doesn't, we'll get someone else. not for me, you won't. you know anything about putting on a wedding? ( doorbell rings ) that's her. hi. hi, vicky. come on in. is my father here yet? no, not yet. good. ooh, very good. hold it. your dad will be here any minute. you're right. i'd better go change. where can i...? r

lines i'll be gone life goes on right or wrong now it's all been said and done dear john so long seems we've sung love's last song dear john seems we've sung love's last song poor john seems we've sung love's last song dear john [playing clarinet off-key] well? sounding good, john. you've been practicing. three hours straight every night this week. i got an eviction notice to prove it. [beeper goes off] can i call my wife? i'm waiting for news about a rehearsal hall. my advanced class is giving a recital at carnegie hall. carnegie hall! wow! not on the main stage. we'll be next door at the recital hall. that's still carnegie hall. hi, honey. any word? oh, no. and jerry can't make it? where am i supposed to find another clarinet player? good clarinet players are hard to come by. we've got no place to rehearse, no clarinet player. i might have to cancel the concert-- hold on a second. john! yeah? i'm on the phone. try to hold the noise down. listen, i got to go. i'll see you in a little while. bye. oh, uh, charlie-- i know what you're thinking. i don't think you'd fit in. i know i'm not

should live so long. - you're going to marry me, quint. - oh, come on now. - i just know it. - [speaking japanese] refreshments. - no, no, no, no. shove off. shove off. - it's all right. me and rodrigo, we're great pals. oh, that's swell, swell. - oh, boy, if old binghamton ever found out about him. - huh? oh, yeah, yeah. - like i was saying, quint, you're going to marry me or else...rodrigo. - but they'll put him in a prison camp. - i'll hate myself as i do it, but i'll do it. - yeah, you would. - oh, quint, you've made me - well, how do i look, honey? - just lovely, miss o'hara. - oh, how about that, me in a wedding dress made of old parachutes. the boys in the back room should see me now. - we're all so excited. commander mchale's a great catch. - well, it wasn't easy. - just imagine, you'll be able to fly home together. - didn't you know? once he's married, the commander's eligible for rotation. - uh, rotation? - he'll be shipped back to the states. and you can settle down together. - you mean i'm going to have to live with the big baboon? - what? - me, keep house? scrub

you again. why did it take so long to get the whole process? we were there. maybe there was an added to the badness so why did the whole process takes so long? >> that is a good question. glading it is hard to go back to that military mindset after so much is built off largely pointless conflicts to see how risk averse the military was back then. they said if you are a general the chances to get the extra star were minimal. so for that reason the u.s. forces to cave part of that peacekeeping use bait -- played baseball in their flak jackets. but not just the united states but to risk casualties that was not specifically mandated in the peace agreement. and it took a year and a half. >>translator: queue for your presentation. to look at the perpetrators of the victims with the genocide how did they respond to this mass planting? with these war criminals? and did very much depended on to. but most bosnia axe's were right behind it with the civilian casualties so they were pretty much in support. but then having just been independence they thought they were composite but what chan

safe for drivers to continue. officers say some drivers waited so long they were falling asleep in traffic. one driver who talked to us said deputies came along and tapped on windows to make sure move once the road reopened. overnight eyewitness news reporter elsa gillice and her photographer joey williams posted severalled videos on facebook and twitter as they were sitting on i-77 last night at 11:00. looks like they were in pretty decent spirits. they were stuck in traffic for nearly five hours as they tried to reach the scene and then headed back to our tv station. ahead at 5:00 on "daybreak," eyewitness news reporter joe bruno is live along i-77 at 588 in north charlotte. we'll hear from some of those drivers that got stuck and how the roads are now. >>> new this morning, channel 9 is tracking power outages in our area. right now about 203 customers are without power in south charlotte near elizabeth. reaching out to duke energy to find out exactly when people can expect to get their power back on. >>> channel 9 also tracking your flights after widespread dlais and cancellatio

gone life goes on now it's all been said and done dear john so long seems we've sung love's last song dear john seems we've sung love's last song poor john seems we've sung love's last song dear john... are you upset about something? yes. you're damn right. i am upset. you should be honored, john. i do not forward my phone calls to just anyone. it took me 45 minutes to get those messages off my machine. were any of those calls for you? why? well, you may be suffering from message envy. yes. yes. here. all right. mona. ooh! tina. hurt me! bambi. bob morris? my brother called? said he's be in town. i told him you'd be here tonight. john, i have been ducking my brother for years. i hate his guts. he's an obnoxious, conniving, are you by any chance twins? i got to leave. don't you think you might want to deal with this? i am dealing with this. oh. he's coming down the hall. i got to hide in the storeroom. this could take a while. get your hands off me! it was worth a shot. john, just tell him i'm not here. you're not going to lie for him, are you? it's kirk's brother. what's the big deal?

why it took the process so long to get up and running. maybe there was method to the madness. why did the process take so long to get started? >> that is a very good question. i think it is really hard to go back to that military mindset before 9/11 after so much blood has been spilt on largely pointless conflicts. to remember how risk avert the military was back then in the '90s. if you were a general in the u.s. air forces at that time your chance of getting an extra star was minimal if you had causalities under your watch. it was the most career-destroying thing that could happen. the u.s. forces that came in with the international peace keeping correspondence -- core were not the shots fired after they retreated. it wasn't just the u.s. it was the brits and the french. none of them wanted to risk causalities for a task that wasn't specifically mandated. >> i look at the rolls of victims and more recently about the roll of bystanders. my question is how did people respond to this mass hunting? what was the response of people like for bosnia for this handing out in what was lebanon?

because there is a playlist so we know how long it actually took, and it's, like, 25 minutes. finally i literally said, look, you know, i hope the answer is yes, but i need an answer because, you know, i'm 52, and i could throw out my hip pretty soon. >> how cute. >> i love that. >> could you love him more? >> i love -- when henry proposed to me, we were on a road trip. >> yeah. >> i don't know if you have been you. this was a hiking road trip dawn. >> just the two of you? >> and my sister knew it was happening. he asked my sister because she's -- and my parents, obviously. every day i would call and be like now you're not going to believe what henry did. they're, like, oh, he is not going to do it. she's showing her true -- the true self. he is not going to do it. on the day it was supposed to happen, we didn't have cell service, and we didn't call so they're, like, he backed out. >> he backed out. >> he backed out. >> how did he do it, by the way? >> we were hiking, and he did it on the first place the sun sits hiking and he said we have to get up. the first thing we did wa

we make all schools choice, and so long as public education for african-americans does not measure up we have a problem. >> other consecutive vents that smiley writes about include criminal justice, economics and economic opportunity, environmental justice, digital divide issues, rural roots, and democracy and participation in our democracy. we'll go through a couple more but we have to get to your calls. we want to hear your voices as well. rick in fairfax, virginia, republican line, you're on with tavis smiley. >> caller: hey, tavis, according to the congressional budget office, overall federal taxation is on average -- you can google that with cbo distribution of taxes. so actually with the tax increase we had in 2013, increase the overall effective progressivity of taxation, i think that was all a diversion from the spending side of the equation, which was this year 5.9 trillion, according to the bea, and if we wasted just 15% of that, that would be close to a trillion dollars a year. so, -- >> host: rick, where are you going with this? >> caller: i mean, isn't it a diversion f

right or wrong now it's all been said and done dear john so long seems we've sung love's last song dear john seems we've sung love's last song poor john bye-bye, jan. see you soon! hey, thanks for giving me a ride over here, jan. i better go. i left the motor running. i'm afraid it will overheat. what about my motor? yours i want overheated. hi, ralph. hi, jan! hi, denise. what did they say? the group-- about you and molly living together? shh! shh! don't give me none of your "shh! shh!" i tried to tell them, but-- you're still worried they won't approve. well, you're wrong. you just got to tell them. think so? just tell them? sure. i'll help you. gee, thanks, denise. i really appreciate your support. just tell them. all right, everybody. knock off the chatter. ralphie has something to say. it's important you listen to him because right now he's very sensitive and extremely vulnerable. try to have a little compassion while listening to his story. where are you going? oh, give me a break. i already heard it. ralph, don't be shy. tell us what this is all about. o.k. here goes. uh...

it took to clean up that movie mess. >>> you know, i'm wondering why it's taken so long for this to happen until now. a woman n australia caught that bouncing kangaroo on her trampoline in her yard. it tried to escape, but failed to do so gracefully. apparently they cancel each other out. >>> somewhere else in australia these guys were leery of going this happened. oddly they had just spent the majority of 10 minutes deciding not to take their boat out because they could feel the static, quote unquote, of the impending electrical storm. yikes. >>> seems some animals just want to act like humans sometimes, right? that's how i'm going to explain this curious sea lion. made a journey of 145 steps from the sunny cave area near san diego to do shopping at the gift shop. after about 10 minutes or so the seal was eventually lureed out of the shop with what else, but raw fish. yeah. apparently didn't make a purchase. >> i love how he went to the sea cave out of all the stores. really? smart seal. >> he doesn't want his medicine? thanks, jayson. 3 look at these temperatures. 8below zero in g

if - syria experts know to get rid of them you have to get of bashar al-assad. so long as there's a system in this country, bombing people, this will continue to be fertile ground for extremism. you will not be able to addressisise effectively unless you address authoritarianism. i think they will demand or request of future administrations to have more robust policies to syria it's inside story. >> hunted to the brink of extinction. >> we need an urgent method that stops the killing. >> now fighting back with a revolutionary new science. >> this radiocarbon dating method can tell us if trade of ivory is legal. >> it could save a species. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> techknows team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> i'm standing in a tropical windstorm. >>...can affect and surprise us. >> wow, these are amazing. >> techknow, where technology meets humanity. >> only on al jazeera america. is >>> welcome back to inside story. today in syria the al-nusra front fired mortars into neighborhood neighborhoods. kerry credit ed ecredited-- a cessation of hosti

. so long as there's a system in this country, bombing people, this will continue to be fertile ground for extremism. you will not be able to addressisise effectively unless you address authoritarianism. i think they will demand or request of future administrations to have more robust policies to syria it's inside story. >> are miners across this region affected by the dodd-frank law? >> sourced from illegal mines. >> this is a serious problem. >> an undercover investigation reveals the real cost. >> there's no way of knowing what minerals are coming in. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. is >>> welcome back to inside story. today in syria the al-nusra front fired mortars into neighborhood neighborhoods. kerry credit ed ecredited-- a cessation of hostilities is supposed to begin saturday. my guests are with me. we saw erdogan, the turkish leader, earlier in the program, he talked all about the kurds

machine. heather: tonight his dad is explaining how it happened and why the rescue took so long. uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? r you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, p but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honking) a chainsaw? p no, no, all we really need is a tow truck. day or night, p heather:a curious 4-year-old got himself into a scary situation. he got his arm stuck in a vend ing machine for six hours. it tripped the mechanism and that's why the rescue took so long. his dad says he thinks the son got excited because he has never seen a vending machine before. >> he is inquiz tiff and he was looking at his hand in the vending machine. he is good now. heather:he won't be doing that again. the little boy was taken to the hospital, but it was as a precaution. he is okay. ed: a leap year celebration high in the sky put on by high speed para

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wondering how could this boy fall off the radar for so long marcella robertson is here to answer that question now about is the question a lot of people are asking one child abuse prevention group says it's a lot easier to do then you may think and unfortunately quincy davis is not alone. june twenty fifteen. a state trooper pulls over tanya slain for expired tags finding human remains in the trunk of her car. the remains for those of writing is smart he was waiting he was funny. davis' virginia beach middle school him after seventh grade in investigators believe davis was murdered sometime between july two thousand and four and july two thousand and five that means he was done for more than a decade before his remains were found but how did a child fall off the radar for so long without the cost oreos cream. anyway the coil is executive director of champions for children a group aiming to prevent child abuse. you can count on them are very close by to emboss with the families who have questions that they teach it well says what happened today this is unfortunately too common and

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difficult mission for so long with professionalism and dedication including those service members who were there even today. with that i am happy to take your questions. >> the pentagon close guantÁnamo bay if congress does not pass a law? >> we are beginning a conversation here, continuing a conversation with congress. try to resolve these issues. detention facilities to close the responsible way and find a location to house those detainees and feels are not appropriate international security review shows are not appropriate to be transferred. >> is the pentagon prepared to follow? >> the pentagon is prepared to work with congress to resolve this issue responding to a request specifically through plan to my request we have honored today and will continue to work collaboratively with congress. move this process forward. this gives congress the path to achieve the responsible closure of these facilities. once again do something that will bolster american national security and that the same time save taxpayer money. it is a conversation that congress would like to engage in. >> the

beautiful. so long as the glacial waters don't disappear, this region 4000 meters above sea level will remain a place he loves. >> there was no glacial ice left here when i was born. there's some snowfall in winter. it settles up there on the peaks, but as soon as winter's over, it looks like this again -- what we can see now. >> he lives in miraflores, down in the valley. the elderly folk in the village worry about an impending water shortage. they still remember what happened to their ancestors. life in the valley is becoming increasingly hard. there's some tourism to the region, but the main local industry is agriculture. these days, though, the sector is frought with problems. many locals have moved away. robejildo himself spent four years in lima training to be a welder, but then he came home. >> if you go away, then it's because you want to learn some skills. now i can pass on my expertise to the younger generation, so they can make something of themselves here. >> but robejildo is an exception. these newly-built villages in the foothills of the andes are home to many refugees fr

about the so we asked, why it took so long to let the victims know. >> even if you suspected a student group or a faculty group, what may have been breached, why wouldn't you let them know immediate ly? >> we want to make certain we know who is involved. >> u.c.f. staffers set up a hotline for students to check to see if they were victims. a website answers a lot of questions. >> there's a new obstacle and plan to get a permanent homeless shelter built in daytona beach. volusia county took down the vote. that comes after city commissioners say they would put up $4 million if the county offered a similar investment. dozens of people had to be moved into a temporary shelter after they'd been camping out in front of a county building for weeks. while the county voted against funding the shelter for now, commissioners say they will reconsider their plan when they get more information. worker is suing the theme park. >> he was fired for having a gun in his car. what happened that caused his termination and sparked this lawsuit. plus new worries and a new call for action when it come

to mid 80s say so long to those who want to those for a week. here's the first reason why. cold front coming down. cutting the state in half in the 40s and 50s for north florida 60s and 70s to the south. we will drop into the 60s. here, 50s and tomorrow morning. not much of a warm-up at all and it's going to be cool with-in the 70s. cooler breeze, temperatures in the 60s on saturdays we warm up a little bit before the second half of this cold front comes showers increase. it could be wet by saturday night and on sunday early rain moves out in a cold breeze, or fall during the day through the 60s and by sunday night. we will be in the 40s for lows and highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s for much of next week, probably the coldest week showers moving overnight. the love for 64-bit a shower moves out and breezy and cooler , high temperatures stay in the 60 all day. small craft advisory as winds pick up 20 to 25 and upper 60s tomorrow. mid 70s saturday and getting at the low we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from

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about the show ahead. >>> one more warm day but say so long to the 80s. >>> across america tonight. everyone's famous former pharmaceutical executives on capitol hill. notorious for jacking up the price of a lifesaving medication one on the hill to testify on the subject of high- priced prescription drugs and that's when things got interesting. >>reporter: 14 ceo pharmaceutical shkreli was subpoenaed to testify before congress that he refused. he is facing federal charges for securities fraud, but he became well-known and reviled for hiking the price of the only drug approved for a rare more than 5000%. he was unapologetic and interviews. >> with these profits. we can spend upside on patients who need the new drug in my opinion. lawmakers did not let him off the hook easily. >> you think you have done anything wrong? >> on the advice of counsel, i invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self- incrimination and respectfully decline to answer your question. country for lawmakers seemed irritated at his smirks and laughter during his appearance.>> are you listening? >> yes. >> his

read this verse so long. >> yes. >> nancy campbell has been quivering for years. the mother of ten children, six biological and four adopted. to explain the christian lifestyle called quiverful she turns to psalm 127 in her well read bible. >> as arrows in the hand of a mighty man so are children of the youth. then it goes on to say, happy is the man who has his quiver liking it to the war when they went out with they're bows and arrows, blessed is the man who has his quiver full of them. they shall not be ashamed. because they will have children who they have raised to be mighty young men and women of god, and speak truth and justice and wisdom. now, isn't that a great blessing for the nation? >> who are the enemies now? is there an enemy that we should discuss? >> i think anything that is against the ways of god really are enemies, of course yes, we have enemies if we start talking about international enemies, we do have enemies today. >> campbell invited "america tonight" to her ministry, based in her large rural tennessee home about an hour outside of nashville. from her baseme

for bill raftery, this is spero dedes saying so long from lexington. the final 80-61 kentucky. coming up tonight on cbs, the super bowls count down followed by "nfl honors." this has been a presentation of cbs sports. we were below the 88th southern parallel. for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. >>you did it, yay! >>> live, st. just channel for 6:00 starts right now. >>> breaking news, i canton manned -- man killed after a falling tree lands on his head. >> the 48-year-old man stepped comes hours after six-year-old was killed by a different tree branch. thank you for joining us tonight. the heavy snow is posing a threat to many spots tonight. >>reporter: hours after tree drown -- tree branch snaps another limb falls. >> it was just heavy wet snow. this time on a 48-year-old man's head. >> what we are dealing w

. scalise: right. the legislative branch. billy: puerto rico. why is congress taking so long to address what puerto rico says is an urgent need to address their situation, their fiscal calamity? mr. scalise: well, the first thing is there are things going -- hearings going on right now to see if there is an involvement, a role for congress to play. you will have to start with puerto rico coming up with solutions to their problems. they have serious financial problems. they are not alone. as a territory they have problems, but there are a lot of states that have similar problems. we do not want to do something that might set a precedent where others come behind and say, hey, we want that, too. it has to be well thought through. it's got a be something we can get agreement on and right now there is not a unified answer to addressing this question at the federal level. they still ultimately are going to have to solve their problems and come up with the best ways to get their finances in order. again, a lot of states have similar problems. and those states are working through those problems

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of central-bank policy. it has changed because central banks have kept rates at zero for so long. then you get inflows from foreign investors. factors helped keep treasury yields very low. people are saying the yield curve will not invert. before a recession and since the 1970's, the yield curve has inverted. shorter term yields move higher than longer term yields. people are saying that will not happen because of where the fed funds rate is for an extended time. brendan: it used to be the basic yield curve looks like this. if it is inverted. shorter term yields move higher than longer-term yields. brendan: if it is flat, could that mean we are just going to be in a low growth environment for a long time? susanne: and that is what people think. they say the yield curve is flat and it is not indicating recession. people are saying, because it is not adjusted, for fed funds being so long -- so low for so long, that is why it is showing a flat yield curve. bank of america says using an internal model it uses to adjust to the nominal curve, bank of america is saying it is inverted. a likel

waiting so long. if you are going to come out here this morning, you're going to want to detour from wicken hicken to broad street. that's where it is. i'm drew smith. >>> drew, we'll check back with you. turning to 2016, you're looking at yesterday's winning presidential candidates. donald trump ran around with south carolina's republican primary and hillary clinton hung on to win nevada's democratic caucus. in nevada hillary clinton came out on top with 53% of the vote. bernie sanders got 47%. in south carolina, donald trump won with 33% of the gop vote, marco rubio finished just ahead of ted cruz, both around 22%. here is part of trump's victory speech. >> there's nothing easy about running for president, i can tell you. it's tough, it's nasty, it's mean, it's vicious, it's beautif beautiful. when you win, it's beautiful. we are going to start winning for our country. >> he congratulated the republican runners saying he's now focused on gop nevada on tuesday. senator marco rubio sounded confident after his second place finish in south carolina. rubio said he's ready to claim