spike: ed?! (trolley rattles and slams into james) (james screams) (hot oil ignites and roars) ed: get down! sam: clear the room! ed: no shot! get down! ed: james mitchell! right there! james mitchell! they're in the elevator. we lost 'em! they're gone! mom!

he's 41-year-old todd spikes. using the screen name lovestoeatyourpeach, he chatted regularly online for almost a month with a decoy who told him she's 13. >> you're only 13? damn, you're a little hottie. >> hi, and thanks. >> spikes' chat is extremely graphic, difficult to quote on television. he sends along pictures of himself masturbating. when the decoy tells spikes she lives with her mother, spikes says he could become the mother's boyfriend, come to live at their house and have sex with both of them. >> i'm sure we would have time alone. >> eww, but then you would have my mom's germs on you. >> i'd wash off before. >> spikes also tells the girl he wants to watch her perform oral sex on another man. the decoy is curious -- >> where are you going to find him? >> probably the mall. or maybe on here. but the mall is a sure place. >> just walk up to someone? >> sure. >> wow. what if they get mad or something? >> they won't. they'd jump at the chance to [ bleep ] you. you will see. >> spikes also tells the girl wh

new year and new price spikes . our informers have the stocks to help cover the costs, next. >> you just heard about price spikes coming. j.p. morgan with a familiar. insiders have been buying. >> what do you think emac? >> i don't like. buy it on weakness. it is too high right >> we are in a new year and not sure how people are going to be buying things. walmart is one of those stocks that always seems to do well. >> it was basically had a weak performance in the holiday shopping as all brick and mortar stores about. buy it on weakness. >> i think it is it a great choice. keep an eye on the earning's report. >> should we be concerned with the earnings or buy it now? >> buy on weakness . then they may pop. >> thanks for watching, have a great weekend. ♪ >> forget the rich. did this week's cliff deal throw poor people over the cliff. nonprofits think that folks will think twice about the charity. did the lawmakers punish the poor? i am cheryl casone, and welcome to cashin' n welcome to all of you. i want to start w

we started as a project called the $100 spike. we did that because where we went to school in the lab we had to use expensive equipment. like our equipment that we were using costs $40,000. it was like a high-end stuff. so we decided you know, can we come up with a way to do this for under $100. we use cockroaches, crickets and worms, things you find in your backyard. so we can do the neuroscience we do in the lab. because neurons are very well preserved throughout all of the animal kingdoms. we can see neurons in cockroaches that are similar to the neurons in a human. >> we're going to try to listen in on how neurons communicate with each other. they use electricity. we're going to do that not on our bodies, but with insects. so i need you -- >> with some roaches? >> this is like the fear factor episode. >> really good at this. >> this guy that was moving fast. >> he's starting to slow down. we're an these thin-deptain-dep >>> a nin-depth sizing the cockroach. you're going to cut across that coccyx right there. >> within the hair

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the price spike hittingars and electronics. no matter what the government said inflation is for real. >> we have got hit for three and half years. value of the dollar against the trading partners is down 11 percent. they are up 35 percent over the last four years. that is a huge spike in food inflation. i went to buy coffee. i hadn't bought it $4.99 and to $8. it was inflation. >> i don't think it is necessarily inflation. but there is more to be at play. we had a bad year for crop. that pushed prices of meat and groceries up . there is more than just inflation going on with the prices. >> the governments are one of the sources of inflation . look at the cost of subways and things folks cannot avoid and they are in large part controlled by the government. those price are going up. >> sure they are, david. i love the thing about droughts. every time you get a crop in north korea it is it a drought. we have inflation . the federal reserve is responsible for it. it doesn't always get the same symptoms. they trash the we had a goin

spike is wrong. fox news is wrong. it's a great movie. >>> when we come back, chris christie, republicans attacking one another. that's great. but there is an important point we need to make about conservatism versus progressism. >> i'm saying anyone in new york and new jersey who contributes one penny to the rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. don't forget about that payroll meeting. rolo.get your smooth on. also in minis. is. >> cenk: all right. now the presence not voting just about the fiscal cliff at the end of their session. they were going to vote on hurricane sandy getting relief over there. they passed a bill. it's urgent. it's been 66 days since hurricane sandy hit. and the republicans were considering a $27 billion measure. it probably should have been considering the senate measure but then it turned out they considered no measure at all. didn't even bring it up for a vote. then other republicans who happened to be from new york and new jersey were livid about that. listen to congressman

spike in sales. tell me what you have seen. >> after the shooting started a million dollars a month to a million dollars a week in sales. >> we went into your showroom. if we went into your web site. all over the walls. if you go in there now, not as many guns on the wall. >> i was told we have 80 guns left. it's been impossible to meet the supply and demand. everybody is afraid they are going to take guns away. >> this is after the sandy hook shooting? >> right. ammunition is really hard to get. so are weapons. >> you didn't raise your prices as well. >> right. we are the only gun stores i

. >> we had spike strips across both lanes, into the grass. so, there was no way that this van was going to go through without being spiked. >> sergeant manning, seen here on the right, waits for the fugitive to arrive, but not for long. >> i move toward the back of my police car, as i see the suspect vehicle has crossed the center line now, aiming right for my car. i didn't want to run out to the left or to the right and get run over, so i just waited till the suspect vehicle was committed in one direction. >> the van is barreling toward the officer at a tremendous speed, showing no signs of slowing down. with the vehicle right in front of him and with almost no time to react, manning makes a split-second decision and jumps into the embankment to his right. the driver of the van slams directly into manning's cruiser. the impact caught on video by a dashboard cam in another squad car. when the van hits, manning is standing only a couple feet away. >> and there was a tremendous bang and i saw it out of the corner my eye, my car just going up an

if we spike the treasury rate because nobody trusts our government anymore that spikes credit card rates and mortgage rates. not to mention all manner of trillions and trillions of dollars of weird financial derivatives that are also bench marked to treasuries. the damage to the economy on that would be unbelievable. and it would occur at every level from individuals looking for a loan to get a house to hedge funders trying to play the markets. so it would be like 2008 all over again, and if we breach the ceiling for long, maybe even worse. all of what i have mentioned, amazingly is a best case scenario. it is what happens if we reach the debt ceiling in an orderly way. but what if it is not orderly? that gets to the third point, the government's payroll system could go haywire. the federal government needs to make more than 100 million individual payments between february 15th and march 15th, 100 million, that is not done with a clerk in an office somewhere whose hand doesn't get tired. that is a computer system, built to stop making half of them. there is a real question if the governm

we saw an early spike. we saw it go down. do we see a double spike or see it start to plateau? our normal flu season is $50 million and plan for that this year. last year was 25. will be between 50 and 100 but less than 100. liz: less than $75 million? >> don't know. it won't be a big number. rear betting on medical costs. liz: how concerned are you when you see a spike? when you start to see real outbreak? when that starts to happen wheat -- the bring your chief financial officer and say put together rainy day fund? >> we have every month a meeting with a bunch of actuaries and statisticians and medical management people and talk to them about what is going on in the marketplace? we saw the initial spike of the flu, what we saw was it was low in intensity, people going into the hospital, seeing people just getting sick with the flu and going home. we start to break it down and decide whether we have a major problem like we saw with h1n1 in 2009. cheryl: a breaking news is how google aggregate's the numbers vice the, city and how many people are coming down with it and do it by

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it spiked at a two-year high august 8th, 2011, when the u.s. credit rating got downgraded. republicans in congress threatened to default on our national debt and credit rating got downgraded. wall street freaked out. vix went way up. you can think of a high vix reading, a spike in the vix as a red light flashing. alert, alert. maybe your economy is tanking. maybe it isn't. but a lot of people on wall street have reason to believe that it is. panic. today, as he kicks off his inauguration weekend, president obama was given a great present by the vix. this is the present that vix gave to barack obama today to celebrate his inauguration as a second-term president of the united states. look. happy inauguration, mr. president. things are kind of okay. in fact, today's low vix is the lowest vix since the spring of 2007. that's vix going down. vix is low. fear is low. also for the record, the dow jones hit a five-year high today. mazletov mr. president. eric cantore telling the world, quote, next week we will authorize a three-month temporary debt ceiling increase. that was the an

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what causes the vix to spike typically is news about the economy. actual real-world events. this, for example, is what happened to the vix on october 24th, 2008, that big red arrow there. that's when the stock market crashed in '08, one of the worst days of the great recession, record high vix. another spike happened may 20th, 2010 when there was sudden new that is europe's economy was even in worse shape than we thought. it spiked at a two-year high august 8th, 2011, when the u.s. credit rating got downgraded. republicans in congress threatened to default on our national debt and credit rating got downgraded. wall street freaked out. vix went way up. you can think of a high vix reading, a spike in the vix as a red light flashing. alert, alert. maybe your economy is tanking. maybe it isn't. but a lot of people on wall street have reason to believe that it is. panic. today, as he kicks off his inauguration weekend, president obama was given a great present by the vix. this is the present that vix gave to barack obama today to celebrate his inauguration as a second-term presid

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kron4's haaziq madyun spent today there -- getting to the bottom of what's fueling the spike. >> reporter: robberies on the rise here along international blvd in east oaklandprodominantly in the fruitvale district.tracking the trendopd is using their compstat crime analysis systemcaptain ersie joyner says there is usually between 2-4 armed suspects involved when the robberies occur >> "what they will do is confront an individual as they pull up to their home, as thy are going from their car to their house, or people walking down the street texting, things of that nature" >> reporter: the personal loss typically includes gold chains, cell phones, computers laptops >> "cash is the motivator or driving force for why they are doing the robberies" >> reporter: common thread among the victims >> "in terms of victimology it has been male hispanics and female hispanics from the fruitvale bart station to the san leandro border" >> "the reason why those 4 things are important, hot spots, loss, mo's, and victimology it helps in this dialog with elected officials, the community, more importantly cops

. >>> we have reported today on spike of thefts in iphones. even michael bloomberg contributing the spike in crime to those phone thefts. tonight, one iphone user, who crafted his own sting tonight that worked. here's tanya rivero. >> reporter: he left his iphone 4 in a taxi on new year's eve. >> i immediately used my friend's phone to call it up. to see what was going on. it was turned off. >> reporter: the brooklyn musician becoming one of thousands falling prey to a growing crime spree called "apple picking." caught on tape. nearly 16,000 were reported stolen this year in the big apple, keeping new york police busy. >> if you just took out the thefts of apple products, our total crime rate would be lower than it was last year. >> reporter: but, unlike most victims, he got a lucky break, the crook started sending messages. from his phone using his online profile, trolg for dates. >> he was using my okcupid account. at like 6:00 a.m. to send messages to all of these girls. >> reporter: against police advice, he set up his own sting, creating

where like you make the top the strategic reserves yes well yes i don't like what you have a spike in maple syrup again aren't going to understand. what they're worried about is that the prices would be too low so the producers couldn't get as much money for maple syrup that they would want to get what is the strategic reserve there so they have a supply to throw into the market in the event of a price spike i think it's perhaps but what from what i was reading it was seeming like more they were storing more of it there when there was a glut of it so that prices didn't get too low well they're constantly keeping the prices high then they're then they're creating a huge glut of maple syrup and eventually we're going to have is going to be feeding animals medical service out of corn and we're going to another another health crisis because we're going to matter you know if it would be a health crisis i think maple syrup is oftentimes part of those cleanses that people do part of it's true as part of the lemon clomid clones so maybe those things are amazing i've heard i haven't but i coul

the recent spike is the biggest in sales since she married kris humphries. >>> pop and country singer patti page died on new year's day at the age of 85. page sold more than 100 million albums over her career. including "how much is that dog in the window?" and" tennessee waltz". >>> news has dumb out that simon cowell is not happy with britney spears who wanders around aimlessly and acts like she's in her own world. >> and we're surprised with this? >> simon promised a lot on that and hasn't lived up. >> maybe he needs his paula. he needs to find his counterpart. >> i don't know. been there, done that. >>> this next one comes from to us from wabc news in for the myers, florida. one chick may its debut. an eagle nest racked up more than 1 million viewers who followed ozzie and harriet. last month, harriet laid two eggs and harriet was found feeding her baby eaglet. that is touch warming to me. anything involving baby animals. >> have you ever put up the small pop-up window on your desk and watched the baby eagles. >> and i've done. with puppies. it's very calming. just watch them play

that could be stand your ground laws actually encourage violence crimes because we are seeing this spike and i think we have to sort of step back in america we don't preplan ish crime it's already against the law to kill people homicide if you look at say kennesaw georgia a place where every household is required to have a firearm you saw break ins in those kinds of things and violent crime dropped for separate asli in the it's just sort of there are criminals criminals don't go to places where they think there are going to be armed citizens to confront them that's why we see so many of these shootings happening that gun free zones. i do understand that argument it kind of does seem though that this this study kind of proves the opposite because i guess what you're talking about is this kind of deterrence effect short whereas if there is this belief that you're going to go into a house and that person is going to be armed that there is good the criminal is going to be deterred from from just raising it was a dog right right but it seems like this this this study kind of seems like the op

rain chances spike up on monday and tuesday. temperatures go down by the end of the week. >> a year since the costa concordia cruise ship ran aground off the coast of italy. family members of those killed in the accident are arriving for the anniversary. more as we cover the nation -- the world. >> it will be one year since the costa concordia disaster. people are starting to arrive for the service. and it is still here in the exact same position it was. you can see these enormous structures that the salvage crews have built around at. 24 hours a day, at seven days a week. today you talk to the survivors of this, and the emotional impact is just as present, just as strong. >> screaming, yelling, and there was a woman with a baby with her. she was trying to hand the baby over the railing. >> there is a lot of anger towards the company that does happen at all, and the way they were treated immediately after the wreck. there will be a memorial service for the 32 did not make it off the ship safely. among them, an american couple, a

that's why wageworks spiked 40% and kept rallying, 98% gain last year. here's the bottom line, if you look at 2012's eight best-performing ipos. the eight names each gave you a double or better, the lesson here is the market thirsts for growth. ipos were immediately rewarded. and mortgage plays like home street and nation star show you the market ultimately rewards the big-picture growth themes that i talk about all the time on "mad money." let's go to joey in florida, please. joey? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, joey. what's up? >> caller: hey, i'm looking to sell my position in energy transfer partners and put the funds into another high-yield mlp. what are your thoughts on the recent ipo? >> i think it's fine. i actually am much more of a believer in going with tried and true. i suggest that l.i.n.e. is a little better, kinder morgan partners, and i did blow out of energy transfer because it was just frankly very disappointing. when i say i blow out of, i don't have any stocks myself. my charitable trust left etp. rob in florida, please, rob? >>

they have seen a significant spike in flu cases. tom roussey is live. >> they have 700 confirmed cases of the flu compared with just 70 all of last season. from new england to parts of the midwest and our area, they are bracing for problems to get worse before they get better. >> the mayor sounded the alarm. >> today i am declaring a public health emergency and in the city of boston. >> there are now 24 our wits to be admitted and when you do see a doctor they will be wearing protective masks. >> it has been a problem for us where we have seen unprecedented levels of hospital crowding. >> it is not just boston, one pennsylvania hospital is so inundated with the flu they set out a special tent outside to deal with patience. in minnesota where they have already had 1000 confirmed cases, they are trying to stop everything -- there are trying to do everything to stop the spread. >> doctors warn you may be contagious for up to five days without a single symptom. doctors are on high alert seeing a spike in cases after seeing 142 confirmed

the only way markets respond is by the price spikes. that's why we're seeing price spikes above 22% in places like phoenix and above 14% in las vegas. we're definitely seeing some extraordinarily positive price appreciation in markets right now. the trouble is that it is not really sustainable. at some point the negative equity will erode. people will put their homes up for sale. we should see more supply in the marketplace. melissa: yeah. also, existing home sales numbers were out today. that showed a little bit of a month-over-month decline although year-over-year it was much better. there is so much noise i feel like it is conflicting. right now you feel like we're definitely on the up swing overall in housing would you say? >> yeah, i think generally we're pretty optimistic about the trajectory of housing right now. and, you know, you do have to in terms of home sales being down between november and december, that one percentage point blip is better to look at longer term perspective what is happening year-over-year and year-over-ye

around the country, several other cities have seen a spike in homicides. detroit, philadelphia, and chicago. wbal tv-11 news. >> cloudy for much of the day to day. very little in the way of precipitation. i think it will stay that way tonight. 42 degrees at the top of the our. i would not be surprised if there are a couple sprinkles in neighborhoods tonight. temperatures will drop into the 20's tonight. another quiet night. not a lot going on over the next couple of weeks here in maryland. if you are waiting for the big snow like stan, you will have to wait. >> oh, darn. >> are you being sarcastic? new news in prescription drugs. >> why taking ambien could lead to more car accidents in the year ahead. >> but first, police want to know what caused a crash on i- 95. >> i am rob roblin. the first baby born in the area at this new year. that story, coming up. >> live, local, late breaking -- you are watching wba l tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. with stan stovall, donna hamilton, you're into whether forecast with chief into whether forecast with chief meteorologist --

he seemed undeterred by the fact these were golf spikes and that even after i mentioned to him that he would literally be cutting a rug if he wore those things, he bought them any way and unscrewed the spikes and danced up a storm. the floors needed refinishing any way. chris was one of the first people i knew in the prestarbucks era who bought coffee beans and ground them himself. he bought a coffeemaker and set it up. he insisted this was better than the rot gut than in the kitchen. i had to admit, he was right. it was another example of chris showing me how to live in the moment. i laughed when i read senator mccain's recent remarks recalling when chris insisted on personally brewing the senator a proper cup of cappuccino during their meetings in libya. the next topic of material goods would be his donkey, or lack thereof. i love the picture. it reminded me of a priceless letter he sent to me in law school when he was over there in the peace corps. chris wrote wonderful notes and told me when he went running in the village where he was staying, only to have locals come up beside him

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