, but i have said the only violence i've ever advocated is to take rush limbaugh and keith oberman and put them in a bag and drop them in the river together. there's so much toxicity being poured in on the networks now that what has happened is instead of just somebody being on the other side, somebody you would maybe vote differently then and then eventually go out and have a friendly relationship with. now it's just somebody who --ing this is not just among members of congress. it's among people generally. an unwillingness to listen to a different point of view, and maybe this room is an exception, but outside of you, most people only hang out with their friends who think just like they do, watch the same shows they watch vote the same way they watch. so i think in terms of what is happening in both the media, ron, and money, they have been big contributing factors to the fact we can't seem to get anything done in washington anymore. >> i wish you were still there by the way. [applause] >> mark, what's your take on this? i know you have written about the incestuous relationship betwe

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. that is the only california stop. the last time keith richard and woods played and mick jagger was in 2006 but many of us saw them when they played in oakland and the sap center in san jose if may of 2013. >> dan is a big fan and he will probably sign up for that. >> it is breezy out there. meteorologist mike nicco will tell us what is going on. >> dan ashley has seen flee or four of their farewell concerts. mick jagger is 71! hello! love that energy. >> we had a gorgeous morning and here is the sunrise, a golden sunrise from the exploritorium as we had some left over clouds during the overnight hours. they are being whisked away by the cold prompt and dry air. watch the clearing from the left to right across the scene -- screen and that will continue so we will have total sunshine today. here is a look at what is going on as far as the ferry building, flags are unfurled and they are going to remain that way through the overnight hours, the winds will stay up. right new we are sustained at 10 to 20 miles per hour but we will have gusts around 25 to 35 in the higher elevations and alon

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welterweight champ keith thurman, who was undefeated. guerrero has never been knocked out. showed ring rust early on. taking some big shots from thurman. then in the ninth guerrero gets knocked down after this combination. he would get up with a cut above his left eye. robert would rally but needed a knockout to win. wasn't to be. keith thurman wins a unanimous decision, improving to 25-0. retaining his wba crown. guerrero 32-3-1 losing two of his last three fights. >>> sharks want to make the playoffs, there's little room for error, hosting vancouver tonight. who they beat 6-2 on tuesday. they wasted no time before fisticuffs. 2:30 in. tuesday, sharks jumped out to an early 3-0 lead. sharks 2-0 lead in the first. thornton hit the wide-open net unfortunately in the sec, 2-1. patrick marleau misses an open net. he's going to regret that one. that turned out to be costly. beau horvac ties it 2-2. in the third sharks get into penalty trouble. daniel intra dean finds vrbata. sharks' hopes gindling 3-got final. >>> the last place i'd expect to see jim harbaugh would be in arizona coaching f

eyewitnesses keith butler and courtney marie. laura fennel and her 5-year-old son, dominic waited for the storm to pass then did something he has never done on the peach, made a snowman. >> it was completely covered but we just missed it, starting to melt, but it's pretty awesome we don't see it like this. >> reporter: once the sun came out, the hail met withed quickly, ending a very unusual day at the beach. >> it's crazy to see in southern california for me, 'cause i've never seen snow. so, for me this is a shock a culture shock for sure. >> reporter: that was not snow today but don't tell the people here. show you what is left of that pea-sized hail that fell today what hasn't melted here in huntington peach, again, a fun day for people to make snow angels, play out there, even a couple of snowball fights that we saw. reporting in huntington beach greg lee abc7 news. hail in l.a. is wild. >>> bay area restaurant known for its youth-run bistro getting a taste of the national spotlight now. the old school cafe in san francisco was featured on today's episode of "the chew" on abc7. th

the record picks. >> keith has been flying for his life the resident is a decorated air force pilot who performed combat missions in two wars. now he is trying to make it into the book of world records as the oldest activity pilot. he said it would be cool to hold the record but he will not be offended if i goes to someone else. >> if someone else comes along later, and older, more power to them i would be plaid to call him up and con >> they need verification for the attempt. he his 70-year-old son is helping dad become the record older. >> way to go. >> we are blaming the weather for a if you things not the weather forecaster, of course, the dry air getting to us. >> getting to me. not the allergies but the dry air is making me do that. maybe you, too, this morning. or the presses may make you grab the steering wheel hopefully with two happens. >> live doppler hd shows a few clouds picked up as the comet prompt is nearing but when it passes the breezes that are already pushing at ten or 20 miles per hour will become 20 to 30 and sunshine will break out of the rush of cool and dry

to floyd mayweather jr. he faced off against welterweight champ keith, who was undefeated. guerrero has never been knocked out. he took some big shots. then in the ninth guerrero gets knocked down after this combination. he would get up with a cut above his left eye. robert rallied but he needed a knockout to win. keith wins the unanimous decision retaining his crown. 25-0. the 31-year-old guerrero 31 straight losing 2 of his last three fights. >>> unusual for the stanford women not to be the top-seed in the pac-12 tournament. they came in number 3 and advanced to the finals, knocking off arizona state in the semis. sun^devil orchestra rocking the arena in seattle. and they orchestrated the load with the three. alicia davis makes it a one-point game. still down 1. one last chance. for the sun devils. davis misses the three-pointer and stanford wins by 3 to earn their right to the final in the pac-12 tournament. what else is new. cal and colorado. brittney birdie 18 points, 10 boards. crafty lay-in. they built a 9-point lead. finds gabby green in the corner. for the dagger. cal wins

against welterweight champ keith, who was undefeated. guerrero has never been knocked out. he took some big shots from thurman. then in the ninth guerrero gets knocked down after this combination. he would get up with a cut above his left eye. rallied but he needed a knockout to win. keith wins the unanimous decision retaining his crown. 25-0. the 31-year-old guerrero 31 straight, losing 2 of his last three fights. >>> unusual for the stanford women not to be the top-seed in the pac-12 tournament. they came in number 3 and advanced to the finals, knocking off arizona state in the semis. sun^devil orchestra rocking the key arena in seattle. and they orchestrated the load with the three. alicia davis makes it a one-point game. 16 seconds left. still down 1. one last chance. davis misses the three-pointer and stanford wins by 3 to earn their right to the final in the pac-12 tournament. what else is new? cal and colorado. brittney birdie 18 points, 10 boards. crafty lay-in. they built a 9-point lead. finds gabby green in the corner. for the dagger. cal wins 68-5 and they will face stan

win and it wasn't to beat keith with a unanimous decision approving 39-0. 3-1 thurman. a unanimous decision. the shark to make the playoffs little room for error. the specific decision so vancouver, who they beat on tuesday at 2:00. and sfisica. sharks down to 3-0 lead. joe thornton with a wide open net. 2-0 lead. thornton hit the wide open net. patrick misses a wide open net. check it out. oh, goodness. are you kidding me? ladies went. tied. same score in the third. highlights at 11:00 on abc7 news. any shot of the ncaa tournament. did i mention the wildcats with a 37 game home win, longest in the nation? hey, sweet sixteen last year. randall. regular season game. 3 right before the buzzer. arizona up 16 at the half. c.j. mcconnell. jefferson. call that a two-handed slam. 11 assists. arizona wins big. 9-9 in conference. 12th overall. beautiful in tempe, arizona. senior day for shaq. one handed. wallace led 23. suspended here for the lay-in. that's all cal got. 7 boards including this tough lay-up. cal lost five of the last six. finished 7 of 11 in conference finishing with 7-8 the

vanderbilt. the quarter finals. randall would tie keith for second on all time scoring list in the first half. finished with 16 points now just 8 shy of the school record 2036. brown within add verify tent elbow. right there big collision. to luke cornet knocked unconscious luke cornet knocked unconscious. suffered concussion. cornet able to leave the floor on his own but did not return. brown led the cardinal with 26. gave stanford a 9 point lead and hold on 78-75. going to the big apple. new york city in the mit semifinal next week. in the opinion of the chicago bears ray mcdonald is worth the risk. defensive line man cut by the 49ers because of off field issues business to sign with chicago. the niners parted ways with mcdonald after involved first in the tomorrow abuse case and then another sexual assault alleges. so he will join the bear and reunited with former defensive coordinator now with the bears. before they agreed to offer mcdonald the contract the bears had to get permission from the chairman george who met personally with ray mcdonald. here's one thing jim harbaugh and york wou

from a loss. that was exactly the case for robert. his opponent saturday is keith one time thurman. one time for his knock out produce east. 26-year-old never lost in 24 contrary bout. all but 3 by k o. he will show the same respect to thurman as mayweather for him. >> one thing undefeated fateer don't want to lose. one of the fights where he comes to inwith. >> 21 knock out but you have never been knocked out. >> a contrast there. tell first to knock me out. the excited when somebody says that if part of the which will engine. >> he's now griz el veteran. after mayweather he has seen it all. nothing thurman intends to 3 will come as surprise. >> he talked be took wrestling up and he got some rough tactic up under his belt. how you rbingt to it. so you have to get in the ring and just take care of business. >> sounds like almost on the defendants before the fight started. am i interpreting that being were. >> no you hit it right on. >> guys will try to spook with you. that it's how you react. >> we see how he reacts when i hit him. >> he's not afraid to last so go for broke. that's exac

mick jagger and keith richards and ronny wood, the last time was during their bigger bang tour in 2006 and pop star justin bieber was in south florida to deal with his troubles again a mediation hearing to deal with a photographer he said the biebs ordered him to rough him up while he was taking pictures. and he was arrested in another incident in miami beach. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> scientists may have the answer why the planet mercury looks so dark, experts say a steady steady steady dusting of comet over the years caused it to be dark. how about that. >>> the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. a former fireman takes his colleagues hostag

mayor of philadelphia. keith good man thanked those that encouraged him to run but at this time he feels the need to continue his work as a minister. >> coming up on "action news" there is a cross controversy brewing in lehigh county commissioners are threatened with a lawsuit over the county's flag. >> the rain is putting a damper on the evening commute, i'm tracking more on the way and a different problem in the accuweather forecast. >>> there is a second opinion on cliff lee's elbow injury we'll have more on his future with the phillies and ducis rogers has the latest on the eagles roster moves that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> investigators return to the scene of a blaze that destroyed a montgomery county business officials exam the charred remains of the valley crest landscaping in lower providence and the flames broke out on the 500 block of northern avenue there was concern of the propane tanks housed on the property fortunately nobody was hurt. the fire started in a mechanical room but the exact cause has yet to be determined. >>> the man accused of ki

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back, slammed head on into kevin keithing's chevy tahoe. >> difficult not the see them until the last minute. i don't know if i closed my eyes when the impact happened and slammed my brakes. i just know he was not looking at me. it looked like he was looking back toward cottman avenue. >> reporter: he says he was on the 2700 block of hawthorn street a block from cottman avenue around 1:30 in mayfair. the the dirt bike was speeding down the roadway and even on the sidewalk before it collided with the tahoe. keithing, a former army met i can, jumped out to help. >> i was kind of trained for these traumas, so that kicks in the beginning. >> reporter: would the man was seriously injured but investigators say the illegal street ride had deadly consequences for the male driver who was pronounced at aria torresdale monday evening. >> it is not worth the the acknowledgevation kids having a joy ride on something that is illegal. if you want to have something to drive around with, go get your license and buy a car. >> reporter: the deadly accident comes days after a sat take crackdown of dirt b

oliver were in attendance. they discussed all topics. lynn abraham and keith good man were not there. >>> american red cross held the red ball at please touch museum this evening. chinese new years theme party featured cuisine by susan fu. guests mingled enjoying cocktails and a live ban, dancing. proceeds benefit the red house which provides short term residents for families displaced by disaster. "action news" reporter annie mccormack joined philadelphia red cross ceo judge hughes, at the event. i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those. we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. >>> meteorologist melissa magee has the accu weather forecast. we lose an hour of sleep tonight the but it is okay. we're okay witt. >> we're okay because we will gain an hour of daylight, sunset tomorrow walter just wait until i tell you the time. don'

see through the area now i love this one tonya sent it of keith helping her do some shoveling on the driveway putting the little ones to work i hope when i come home i'm not shoveling the driveway. vincent sent this and i like this picture, he did not want to go outside, you can see here in south philly the cars were swerving 15 now in mt. pocono and allentown teens and 27 in the city midnight we were at 40, the temperatures are dropping and 32 in the city and 32 in wildwood. look at future tracker 6 at 3:00 this afternoon we see snow in the region but look at the areas of dark purple they are far and few in between not showing the heavier snow, it's 6:00 the areas off the coastline that are the heavier snow and evening and nighttime hours we are dry and the temperatures really tumble. here is a look at the timeline the lehigh valley 2:00 and 5:00 and coastline we see the storm exit between 6:00 and 8:00. when all is said and done up to 8 inches of snow in the area, a significant storm. at midnight tonight we are looking at 21 dprgs watch the temperatures plummet, the windchill will

slippery. the issue is in horsham county line road and keith valley road. in bucks county they have a similar situation that's happening in birmingham. if you have a situation like that it could be slushy in that area. even though temperatures are 40 degrees, county line road a pothole here. we've seen so many, eastbound county line road at stump road you want to avoid that. >> we're starting with breaking news out of ferguson, missouri, the city for months the sight of protests and outrage yet again on edge. overnight a rally ended up violently with two police officers shot. let's go over to "action news" reporter, eva pilgrim at our satellite center she has the latest on what happened here. >> reporter: good morning, tam yeah, the two police officers are recovering in the hospital after shots were fired during a protest in ferguson celebrating the resignation of the police chief there calling for more dismissals. this is new video you're seeing here, of one of the officers being put into a ambulance overnight and rushed to the hospital. police say three shots were fired north of the

keith good man was not there. >>> diego castellanos host of puerto rican panorama received an award for the fight against breast cancer. the night of the cure provided everyone on hands with health, exercise and stress management resources. >> he is such a great guy. >>> sky6 live hd taking a live look meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accuweather forecast. i think you will like this one. >> broadway philadelphia is bringing dirty dancing to the stage in center city. karen rogers has a preview of the musical. >>> students square off at the george washington cover science fair in north philadelphia. lisa thomas-laurey talks to them about their ideas. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. busy, busy morning for people flying out this morning. hopefully by now the airport is all clear and everything is moving like it's supposed to be moving again. >> this is the toughest day of the year for people who don't like to get up early. >> reporter: i slept like a baby, this is usually a night where i am worried about it, i would miss the a

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know what he was. it's the worst in the whole row. i used to take pride by keith olbermann. >> guest: right. i was regarded as the third of president person in america by the communist newspaper at 30-years-old. >> host: that would've put a pet in my step. >> guest: that's exactly right. can i say something important? the active ingredient that gets you high in the 60s and 70s average about 3%. it is 12% and i just looked at some adds a friend from denver sent me about sales this weekend, 30% some of it 40 45% they talk about a glass of vodka. when maureen dowd went to colorado to experiment and she took two to three bytes of a candy bar and she called up and she said she had died. the candy by the way is a whole another thing. it's much more insidious so they take more. she thought she had died. it's american ingenuity. we are good at it and we are making powerful strains. that's starting to show up at emergency rooms and in the visits to the pediatrics in denver and so on. you talk to the clinical people they will tell you now with the body count is and how it's grown grown. i agre

worst, really? >> host: i used to take pride in being the worst person in the world a keith olbermann. >> guest: right i made that, too. i was regarded as the third most repressive person in america by the revolutionary communist newspaper when i was 30 years old. postcode i would put a spring in my step. that's a goal for me. >> guest: just because it's important. but tetrahydrocannabinol which gets you high, thc in the 60s and 70s average about 3%. seized marijuana today in thc is 12%. i just looked at them as my friend from denver sent me about sales this weekend. 30% some of its 48, 45%. talk about drinking a glass of and then drinking a glass of vodka. when marine dowd famously went to colorado to experiment, she took two or three bites of a candy bar. she said in her hotel room she curled up and thought she had died. candy by the way is another whole and because the argument this is not about children. it is about children if you look at the advertising. the candy takes longer, so much more insidious. she thought she had died because of the catcher hedger cannabinoid o

radio show. >> keith is one of the citizen detectives. >> there is a piece of the puzzle that's missing. >> warren is the creator and the host of the search for relisha radio show. >> the main goal is to find relisha. >> he didn't know her but when he found out she was missing it struck close to home. his cousin disappeared in 2010. this time he said he wanted to do something that would make a difference. >> this child has to be found, you know. we believe the police and everyone have given up but community hasn't given up finding her. >> on wednesday nights he takes calls from concerned community members. >> she didn't have a voice. >> what is the key to solving this case? >> the family is the desolving this case. somebody knows more because we've heard so many different stories and so many you know stories that flipped. >> relisha's family is aware ever the accusations and some of them have even called in. >> you're on the air. >> this is antonio. this is relisha's daddy. you are bashing my family. bashing my kid's mother. i ask to you stop. if the focus on relisha, lest focus on reli

. >> different they are. ♪ hey, i'm kate ♪ >>> the b-52, kate fred cindy and keith have released eight albums over the last four decades. in 1989 cosmic thing went multi-platinum. three top 40 hits one of the best-selling albums of the era. >> are you proud of that. >> it's pretty amazing. what does platinum mean any more. >> pear son invited us to a recording studio in woodstock new york a shrine to the ban's past. >> we won the mtv video award for "love shack." kate is going solo with a song guitars and microphones. >> picture of your mother hanging on the wall. >> born in 1948, pearson group up in new jersey. >> see a resemblance. >> what do you think when you look at that picture of a little girl in pigtails. >> i feel the same. i look the same. >> music was part ever her life. her father played in a big band. >> i used to sit on my dad's lap and play. he would play the cords and i would strum. pretty much since i was two... she's spunky eclectic and seriously. in high school during the civil rights era, pearson's first music group was a protest band. >> we were the sun down-nuts,

keith robinson. finally don't forget to follow@nightly show on twitter, like the show on facebook and. ali is my-- he probably is the greatest but when push comes to shove he cannot say tyson wouldn't get hip come on, am i right? until then the nightly everyone-- good nightly everyone. 11:59 and 59 seconds, this happened on twitter today baseball he is son is just arounded corner and you know what than means another long summer of minor league concession stands committing heinous deep fried crimes again human die guesscious. i will show you the latest offender and to any diabetic watching quick look away look away no what is that? why would anyone-- why? what you-- this monstrosity that is soon to gain consciousness and have an exi sense crisis is the will amington blue rock's new krispy kreme doughnut dog. that is a hot dog jammed into a doughnut slit covered in bacon and-- just a-- just to make your cardiac episode interesting raspberry jelly. just to lube it into your colon. i imagine that is what paula deen's [bleep] looks like. (applause) but the most shocking part the team selli

little chance at this point that there are any survivors. >> keith is a commercial airline pilot and a flight instructor. you bring a unique perspective to this and we want to get your take on what we know and don't know and what questions you have. as we understand it, mid flight is known as the safer portion of any flight. we're looking into it and the faa says just under 16% of crashes occur during the cruise portion, if you will, and though we're told the flight dropped maybe 14,000 feet then, in six to eight minutes. take us inside what would be going on in the cockpit at that time with that steep descent? >> well, that steep descent would indicate that if the pilots were in control of the airplane responding to some sort of emergency and following a checklist possibly even executing an emergency descent, which would ordinarily follow a depressurization of the airplane. the idea there is to get the airplane to a lower altitude where passengers can breathe the air, which at high altitude you can't really breathe air. oxygen masks would have dropped and the flight would have descend

last august that an unarmed black teenager was shot dead by a white police officer. keith rose was among those in the protests he was an eyewitness to the shooting. >> i was behind the police when they were shot at. we had crossed behind the police line to bond some people out of jail who had been arrested an hour earlier. while we were waiting outside of the jail we heard some popping noise which appeared to be fireworks or gunfire and then there were many officers surrounding us, at least 100, they were scattering everywhere. i saw at least one officer covered in blood. i saw officers rushing to the aid of that officer, carrying and dragging them. there was blood on the ground where they had been dragged. >> relatively calm beforehand. in the aftermath to the shootings, well this is the scene. officers taking cover outside their police hq. hiding behind walls and their own shields as well. this incident seemed to catch protesters and police somewhat by surprise. the gathering outside the station had been a relatively low-key affair. elizabeth has more. >> reporter: more violence

focused on that. >> the ceo of docusign, keith krach. "bloomberg west" will be right back. you could always watch us streaming on your phone, tablet, apple tv, and probably some other places i cannot remember. but check this out. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west," where our focus is on technology and the future of business. i'm cory johnson. the greek finance minister says greece has made the necessary provisions to make its payments. he says they need to hammer out an agreement quickly. >> greece is a member of the european union. it is part of the indivisible eurozone. therefore our negotiations within the eurozone and within the european union must to be an affair that is resolved within the european parliament. >> trying to get creditors to release the next round of bailout ap the country could run out of money within three weeks. >> the bank is focusing on switzerland as the preferred bidder. people familiar with the matter is says an agreement may be reached this month. >> protesters took to the streets peacefully in ferguson. no arrests were made. persons who shot and wounded tw

100,000 companies. we are focused on that. cory: keith, thank you. "bloomberg west," will be right back. you can watch us streaming on your tablet, phone bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. ♪ cory: you are watching "bloomberg west," where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. i'm cory johnson. the greek finance minister says greece has made all of the necessary provisions to make its payments. he says he sees the need to hammer out an agreement quickly. >> greece is a member of the european union. it is part of the indivisible eurozone. therefore, our negotiation within the eurozone and within the european union must be an affair that is resolved within the european economy. cory: greece is trying to get its creditors to release the next round of bailout aid. the country could run out of money within three weeks without additional help. the royal bank of scotland is narrowing the field of suitors for its internationa private inking army. the bank is focusing on a switzerland phone care is the preferred bidder. an agreement may be reached this mo

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will jump ahead. >> the part with their group dynamic of keith richards. [laughter] at least with that proximity of a celebrity limelight. >> with the hit or miss the tensions that was bestowed under less than egalitarian circumstances that could be affected by greater than usual the quantities. >> was the of anticipate reading this out loud. [laughter] hoping that it magically will rub off from an unspecified fashion. as a confirmation seeker begins to realize the morning after to be at the next city to meet in decree to get the next admiring whole or. with an affirmation so it to be lit up with the limelight to feel aggrieved or vindictive in such circumstances. i hope you all take that to heart. thank you. [applause] >> thanks for coming in now let's give one more round of applause. [applause]

to on c-span chance. >> the author of princeton university professor keith wailoo. how do you write a political history of pain. >> guest: that's a wonderful question. so, my background into the hoyt of medicine and i've always been perplexed by the fact that we have such a hard time treating people in chronic pain in america. that is to say debates about whether too much medication promotes drug addiction how to measure pain, not something that is easy, but what i realized is a started to do the research on why this area of medicine has been controversial is how it intersects with deep and divisive issues in american society. about how you measure pain. how too you decide who is in pain and who is not. the story really becomes highly politicized way before the 19 -- today it becomes politicize nets '50s when we establish a disable provision in social security in 1956. eisenhower era. and the question before physicians is, okay, we know what a disable looks like but is pain a disability? is chronic pain something that is not easy to measure, a disable that should be compensated by t

come and open this excellent academy. keith vaz: last saturday, the prime minister spoke at the unveiling of the magnificent mahatma gandhi statue in parliament square. i observed him in deep conversation with arun jaitley the indian finance minister, and amitabh bachchan, the country's greatest actor. which man offered him the best advice for the next election? was it the person who presented a budget that will affect a sixth of humanity, or an actor whose acting tips might well help the prime minister in the tv debates? prime minister cameron: i am very grateful he was able to attend that beautiful ceremony around the superb statute. there was a great turnout of members of parliament, schoolchildren and others to see the extraordinary statue. i think it is quite right that mahatma gandhi stands there alongside churchill and mandela in such an important square for our nation. as for the advice i was given, those were private conversations, so i shall not delve too far into them. all i will say is that the new indian government and the reforms they are making, opening up the ind

today yet. >> "countdown with keith olbermann." >> finally to providence, rhode island, where no holiday season would be complete without tony lapore directing traffic as the dancing traffic cop. >> and the "today" show. >> it's the return of tony lapore, the dancing traffic cop. he's entertained them for years with his fancy footwork. >> i love that guy, sarah. >> isn't he great? >> and since providence is still buzzing about the dancing cop, we decided to check out his act. [ whistles ] [ whistles ] >> tony is, in fact, so well known around providence that he credits his celebrity status with helping to fight crime. >> i've caught bank robbers, guys with guns down here because people actually knew who i was by my first name. and they would tell me, hey, something's going down in the outlook garage, or something's going down at the bus station. boom, boom, boom, i would go. >> you think i didn't recognize you? how you doing, buddy? >> they may not have gone to another police officer. >> tony finds dancing provides stress relief during a hard day's work. and he turns an intersect

and his new ideas. keith, you say this isn't steve jobs' apple anymore. the company can do and mr. cook can do whatever he wants. right? >> apple is sitting on a huge pile of cash. he looked to change the world with each one of his devices. cook is creating an eco sphere of everything apple. apple has enough cash on the sidelines to do whatever it wants. i say go for it. neil: jared, i'm an apple shareholder. have been for many, many years. looking at this not just from a shareholder perspective but are they taking on too much? are they? >> i agree with keith for a different reason. think back to the late '80s if apple said we'll have our own version of the walkman people would have said you're nuts. and then the ipod became their best-sellers. or in the mid-'90s we'll have our own phone. the iphone the greatest selling thing of all time. it's a natural progress regulation of what apple is. and virtual reality isn't that far off with what we have in our phones. we're linked to them in our -- neil: i don't even know what virtual reality is. it's probably my life. on to issue two go

me a window where is the door. >> my chair rolls back,. neil: look at the time. >> that is dr. keith ablow we're ought of time. >> a great show. >> thank you, jamie colby. >> she made it, 9 p.m. tonight. on fox business network. neil: you got it done. >> power to prosper and enjoy. neil: the idea is to not promote. >> you excuse me? neil: look at the time. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps th

coolest pictures. keith richards going lunch with his daughter. one of my favorites. >> why? he's so wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> good morning. unfortunately, we had some breaking news in antioch in the heart of the morning commute. shortly before 8:00, there was a fatal bus accident a bus and another vehicle. the driver of the car was killed. a stretch of davidson drive in antioch i

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this morning." >>> what a fun show today. this is one of the coolest pictures. keith richards going lunch with his daughter. one of my favorites. >> why? he's so cool. log on to >>> good morning i'm erika von tiehl. philadelphia's police commissioner says investigators are making good progress in the murder investigation of the overbrook man killed by just out walking his dog. although in arrests have been made in the slaying of the 51 year-old james stuhlman, investigators are questioning a 14 year-old as a person of interest. investigators combed through this house in west philadelphia over tonight looking for evidence. >>> check in with katie. at least wind died down but we are bracing for snow. >> we are. yes, this that is proverbial calm before the storm kind of day for us,er contact we expect to see full sunshine keeping temperatures a little less than average to say the least. we are close to ten below normal by the time we top off in the mid 40's. storm scan is empty. we have that going for us. nothing more than a handful of cloud. it won't be as windy. we were normally be i