this is ture, my host. what else is out there, octopus? >> octopus and also cuttlefish. >> oh, yeah. >> and i want to try and find some small abalone, we call the bucce, and small clams. i think they will be really full. >> i'm thinking really? are these prime fishing waters? i don't know about this. with all this boat traffic and all these people so close to the action, i can't see much of anything living down there. >> okay. we anchor here. >> but i am famous for my optimism, so i dutifully suited up for what was advertised as a three-hour cruise. ♪ so i get in the water, and i'm paddling around. and splash! suddenly, there's a dead sea creature sinking slowly to the seabed in front of me. are they kidding me? i'm thinking can this be happening? splash. there's another one. splash, another rigor mortis half-frozen freakin' octopus, but it goes on. one dead cuttlefish, octopus, frozen sea urchin after another, splash, splash, splash. each specimen drops among the rocks or along the sea floor, to be heroically discovered by ture moments

turing isn't the only company accused of fleecing its customers... mallinckrodt pharmaceuticals recently increase the price of an epilepsy drug by 2-thousand percent... the house oversight committee plans to investigate both increases. the committee could force company c-e-o's to testify with a subpoena... but at this point no subpoena's have been issued. the hearing itself also isn't expected to take place until next year... giving the companies at least another three months of profit from high prices. republican presidential candidate rick santorum blames some of the high costs on the f-d-a... he took part in today's iowa forum with political director dave price... 12:26-12:50 fda reform is a really really high priority... a very big part of it really high priority... a very big part of it donald trump will join us live for the third and final iowa the forum will focus on job creation at the dmacc campus in newton. reserved seating is already filled.. but there will be an overflow room for anyone else who wants to attend. you do not need a ticket f

congress launches an investigation into pricing by valeant, turing and others. facebook faces high expectations as it reports quarterly earnings right at the closing bell. the social network has consistently delivered surprises to the upside. about one hour away from the closing bell. let's head straight to the market desk where julie hyman had the latest.

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congress launches an investigation into pricing by valeant, turing and others. facebook faces high expectations as it reports quarterly earnings right at the closing bell. the social network has consistently delivered surprises to the upside. about one hour away from the closing bell. let's head straight to the market desk where julie hyman had the latest. >> janet yellen and the comments she made before congress, it did not have that much of an effect on stock. green.daq briefly turned utilities turned higher today. technology stocks also trading higher. the technology higher for energy stocks, really the big drag throughout the session. front, ichnology wanted to point out a few key moves today. microsoft in the last hour or so, the firm saying it is third quarter that it had taken a stake in microsoft. those shares higher. our that an amazon trading at records today. worth noting.nly facebook, i also want to check in on that stock. rivaled by little better than 1%. brendan: media shares are tumbling. julie: yes. it was like disney day that we had a few months

that is something that is in wide practice and something bet --turing has been intending to do. you should be rewarded for your innovation is what the drug industry has pushed. however, in turing's case, they are not being -- asking to be rewarded for innovation, but rewarded for a drug that someone invented in the neck and 50's. scarlet: july armstrong, thank you, unpacking what martin shkreli said earlier. had, the vicks -- one trader will be telling us how to prepare for that. ♪ julie: you are watching bloomberg markets. i am julie hyman. our options inside -- mark sebastian is joining me. nice to see you, joining me from the cme in chicago. it has been a little while. thank you for joining us on this day before thanksgiving. as scarlet and i have been talking about, is a relatively slow day in terms of volume. what are you watching here -- where are you seeing any action in this market? know,bastian: well, you it is a slow day, but it gives us the opportunity to position ahaed of events coming up and catch some people napping. is dying right now, and i think it will break

vago: for more than a decade, debate has raised about the ture of aircraft carrierers and the ererick wright such operate- and the aircraft such operate from them. despite changing threats, the service has continued to buy short range air crafts, project critics to charge aircraft carriers are becoming expensive liabilities increasingly vulnerable to attack. jerry hendricks now with the center for new american security has studied the evolution of aircraft carriers and joins us to explain the future of u.s. naval aviation. welcome back. jerry: great to be here. vago: you track the evolutionf aircraft carriers all the way to the current day. talk to us about why americaca developed the super carrier in the wake of world war ii. jerry: in world war ii, we discovered we were coming with range of the japanese, cause the attacks -- japanese attacks. so the senator's grandfather arrived at the idea we had to be able to step back and have longer range so we didn't actually buy superarriers until he placed more aircraft on them. we were operating 90 happen -- 90-100 planes. you needed a longe

its the first measurable snow storm of the year and it is turing out to be a large one. jenna: with the amount of snow and the conditions of the road cars are slipping and sliding all over the road and on occasion they are ending up in ditices or stuck. jenna: abc9 meteorologist elisa raffa is out now in the snow to givus an update on the driving conditions for this evening elisa how are things going out there?? elisa tim and jenna im here in sioux city now where you can see the roads are terrible. earlier today i was further north near vermillion, and i saw dozens of vehicles in the ditch. were treacherous. it was very slick, low visibility. it took nearly an hour to travel the 30 miles. for the d-o-t it meant a busy day of helping those out who were stuck. and with the conditions getting worsso quickly, that made it difficult to keep up. bill brown, south dakota dot "since it started snowing hard it's been pretty hard to stay ahead of it. the visibility has been really bad." elisa raffa "what can people do to be safe?" bill brown, south dakota dot "just slow down and k

temper tures are still on the rise. we still managed to make it up to 71 degrees today, despite the fact we had the clouds andog and drizzle to start. tomorrow will be the fourth consecutive 70-degree day in the and if we make it to 74, we tie it. ifuwe go above, we set a new record. a front does come through tomorrow night so the temperatures drop about 10 to 15 degrees. we'll be in the six on saturday and the 50s on unday into monday. all you cooler weather fan wills be a little happier. mild temperatures coming back next week. it's mild out there right now. mostly all in the six. 63 in white plains, all say cross long island, coastal new jersey in the 60s, interior new jersey, morristown still at 72. the visibility is dropping ready. the fog is coming back. downheo one and a halfiles in white plains and 4 miles in danbury. it's going to lower and thicken across the area tonight. we saw quite a bit of it last night and this morning until midday, not that much rain. barely enough >> measure. we're still in the big area

and i hope answering. >> you've requested documents and information from valeant, turing and retrofin and rod elis. and it has besieged by other issues but the issue has been felt dearly by valeant which lost 50% of the market capitalization. do you feel that is a victory because the ceo on the conference call after the earnings report indicated he will back away from price increases as a primary method of driving revenue. do you feel like you've -- you have a partial victory in this, the drug industry is saying, you know what, we're going to back down a bit? >> well, ironically, that ceo was in front of another committee i serve on and the subject of the committee that day was tax policy. and we were looking at m&a in the context of the taxes in this country and trying to figure out how to fix the tax code to incentivize the companies to keep capital in the united states. but in the hearing when i asked him the question about the ridiculous large price increases for this very limited drug used in a hospital setting only, the answer i got was kind of a ba-ba-ba. and that is an indicat

the written and spoken ideas were not in in, the friends of cedar lake say it's all a plan for the ture. future. "we envisiononthat those things will start happening as early as next spring."some say it's not just about the lake, it's also about the morale of the city. city. "a lot of people drive by and n't even think about or realize it's there and then when you go there, it's like it's been forgotten."but a cleaner lake could mean a better feel for the people who call cedar rapids home. home. "a destinatioio too...what's there to do in cedar rapids, well come on, let's show you. it would be a great thing." there are two phases to the improvements...the first phase should begin as soon as the spring time.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller cbs 2 news ten at ten. right now fierce debating continues over a cobtroversial pipeline project. project.the bakken oil pipeline would stretch across four states in the midwest.in iowa, it would cut across 18 counties.hundreds turned out in boone county today to speak for and against the pipeline. pipeline.bbause of the number of spe

turing says discounts with hospitals could reach as much as 50%. this is after a 5000% price increase. we are still talking about a very expensive drug. how does this potential discount make the drug more affordable? >> it has always been affordable. scarlet: after the 5000% increase? >> yes. scarlet: can you explain it again? >> n i gave interviews on thiso, subject. it's available to every customer that needs it. alix: what you feel there is so much outcry? why did you feel you got so much heat? it started the drug pricing conversation washington as well. >> i think possible customers needed a lower price. the customers who can get the product conformity's debt from pharmacies have no issues. theartin spoke to university in atlanta. they said last year, before you guys release the drug, they were spending $18,000 per year to stock 14 bottles which is the volume they need. this is for acute cases. they said they budgeted for this year for over $1 million because the price increased. that will come down with some of the discounts you will be offeri

they're calling on their the c-e-os of turing pharmaceuticals and valeant pharmaceutic als to a congressiona l hearing. plus, issue subpoenas to collect documents from their companies. both companies are under scrutiny for recent price spikes. brad's in -- with football playoff action. it was round two for nebraska's 8-man teams. we'll have higlights from creighton, bloomfield and wynot. and, as many as four more northwest iowa volleyball teams could qualify for state, including #1 western christian and #2 unity christian. despite being undefepostpartum depression made it's way into the spotlight recently. how to know if you have it and what you can do. and the young son of a marine killed in iraq on the day the boy was born gets to see and hear his father read to him. ranked first in nebraska's class d1, guardian angels central catholic of west point had to go on the road for round two. bloomfield was the host -- the 6-3 bees scored 80 points in their first round victory. the winner would be in the state quarterfinals . bloomfield was fired up for this second-round game. but that ended quic

turee blows a war plane out of the sky putting it's allies in a tight spit. the 17-second midair drama that caused a modern day cold war controversy. >>> syria's war has just mee tas sized into something bigger, and all the inconsistencies in the west's policies toward the syrian conflict now have the potential to set off a real war between russia and the west in the middle east. earlier today turkish jets shot down a russian war plane that crossed from turkey into -- from syria into turkey. now turkey is backing syrian rebels fighting to oust bashar al assad from power. russia is on the other side of the fight against those rebels. both fight isil, but neither seems to have made that its priority. 17 seconds, that is all it took for two russian su-24 fighter jets to stray 1.3 miles into turkish air space. one of the two planes slipped back into syria. the other, which had only been in turkish air space for 17 seconds, was shot down by a turkish fighter jet. the russians say it was shot down over syria and not turkey. whatever the case the pilots in the russi

turee blows a war plane out of the sky putting it's allies in a tight spit. the 17-second midair drama that caused a modern day cold war controversy. >>> syria's war has just mee tas sized into something bigger, and all the inconsistencies in the west's policies toward the syrian conflict now have the potential to set off a real war

the am ture william. 50 in al been a pi. fo where near cannily tomorrow morning as it was this past morning. then we spend tomorrow much of the daylight hours late morning and new time afternoon in the 50's. wind out of the southeast. now, got to be a fries pay. that is the storm. so tomorrow a cloudy day. fot the pright day we had today. then the rain is on the way. let's give idea of the overview of this. front presses close. rain gets close. reaches us let's say boston roughly arch the time of the eveningp comute. >> little sooner off the! to the west. maybe a drop later around the cape. the area of low pressure moves along t. this front overnight tomorrow night into first thing friday morning them chance of heavier rain in eastern mast. then it is out of here to near the day friday. here is. is the cloer hook. a touch of rain or drizzle for tomorrow morning's commute. edge of the rain getting to boston by the evening commute. heavier band of rain come in later tomorrow night and exit after the morning commute on friday.

they want information from valeant pharmaceuticals and turing pharmaceuticals why their drug costs are going up. over in the house, the house oversight committee, there is a fight brewing up and broken out between elijah cummings and 17 other democrats against jason chaffetz. what they're saying here is representative chaffetz who is the chair of the house oversight committee that he has kept silent on drug price gouging over the past, since the beginning of the year. they're saying please stop blocking us from looking into price gouging, and they're asking for november 17th vote on subpoenas to get information out of valeant and turing on the way these companies set price. should be noted that representative chaffetz has asked valeant ceo to testify and called for hearings into generic drug pricing. this is a pivot away from obamacare attacks and now it's about drug price gouging. and the position they're taking is the drug price increases are gouging medicaid and medicare, we're going to hear more about the fights breaking now the congress right now, neil. neil: the irony to your poi

then there is a chance of tem are tures will actually even ex good here. upper 60's or 70's are lookingly. fridays as well. we talk about the changes coming this weekend with in a few minutes much? he sioux see you then. ed: take a look at the tweet causeing a new storm. a firestorm of contros are are sy for donald trump. a picture of the bush family with nazi flag next to em and the tweet has been erased. the controvers i has not. heather: phil lipof is here now with more. til? >> bill: he is letting the campaign cothings planning while he campaigned in mu hampshire today, take shots at over one but the man who stole the top [cheering and applauding] >> trump nine hampshire and confident as well. smiling for selfle fist as he filed to be on the primary ball hot there, but bea on the scene, the campaign doing damage control after trump retweeted this tweet. the tweet also included these images are shall the bush family next to swat day and jeb in a mariachi outfit. today the campaign cysts he did not seeing the image be a the retreat has been deleted. [che

a special senate committee sent a letter to turing phmaetics- oarn kri ki f fmaio o tepicno sof- patent drugs. in august, the company acqued e gh tse t dg arprm"it raised the price from 13-dollars and 50-cen a pill to 750-dollars per pill. daraprim has been aruf ed. it is a life-saving drug used by some aids and cancer patients to trea a parasitic infection. shkreli ca uerirfoth move. he later announced that he would lower it's cost, but so far it's the samprice. e o peidnare atngp. donald trump and doctor ben carson continue to battle it out for first plac. sara murray has the details. in a crowded and chaotic gop field, the top tier is finally coming ino focus a post-debate fox news poll put donald trump ahead of the pack- by a hair -- leading doctor ben carson 26% to 23% nationwide. esenalanda "dot y a great deal of attention to polls to be honest. i'd rather be near the top than the bottom though" senator mao ub a t cz e r third, each at 11%. while the rest of the field...stalls in the low sine digits prsintl candidate "our country is in deep trouble because, let's face it, politici

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with tools to look for possible evidence inside of home and started on the first floor take pk are tures in the rooms then made the way to the bedrooms. neighbor arors say that a car was towed from the driveway earlier in the day and police tell us, they have questioned the family's former baby-sitter who lives here and sources say that babysitter had worked for the family until recently. again, police searching her home tonight, they try to solve this bizarre case and tonight, police are reporting no arrests. live tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: in hamilton, an active investigation into a confusing series of events that began with the disappearance of lyndon albers, followed by her rescue miles from home. our reid lamberty continues our reid? reid: the long, dramatic day that started at this house has ended well. the police far from solving this very bizarre story. lyndon alers is still not home but is safe and the parents where her in a boston hospital. in the africaict, frightening day this started within the 2-year-old was reported missing were the hamilton home. more

after he raised the price for a drug-- 5 thousand percent.a special senate committee sent a letter to turing pharmaceuticals c-e-o martin shkreli asking for information on the pricing of its off-patent drugs. in august, the company bought the rights to diaprim, then raised prices from 13-dollars a pill, to 750-dollars per pill.the drug is used by aids and cancer patients.shkreli came under fire for the move, and later announced publicly that he would lower the cost, but hasn't yet. the next pair of g-o-p debates will have two fewer candidates candidatesfox news announced their line-up for next tuesday's debate in milwaukee. new jersey governor chris christie and former arkansas governor mike huckabee have been dropped from the prime-time stage.they didn't reach fox's cuttoff with poll numbers -- so they'll be in the early debate.lindsey graham and george pataki have dropped so low that fox won't have them on either stage. iowa is the first in the nation caucus first in the nation caucus every four years for the presidential election -- but many folks don't know how that process really works.

a special senate letter to turing c-e-o martin shkreli asking on the pricing of drugs. shkreli came raising the price of the drug "daraprim" , and later announced publicly that he cost, but so far remain the same. there's a revived the minimum wage the 2016 elections. workers are nationwide strike this coming tuesday. workers from 270-cities are expected to their jobs, demanding a living wage of 15-dollars an right to unionize. thousands of protesters are expected to make their voices heard presidential debate in milwaukee. elias: and the inductees into national toy hall been chosen. three toys have been inducted...twiste puppet, and the toys are honored for their longevity and ability to foster learning, creativity or through play. elias: your money this morning... coming up after iowa's most forecast... but first... look at traffic... euclid... conditions] iowa returns after this. are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " sabrina thanks for joining us on your [day of week] morning, i'm sabrina ahmed. elias: and i'm elias johnson... elias: w

a special senate committee sent a letter to turing pharmaceuticals c-e-o martin shkreli asking for information on the pricing of its off-patent drugs. shkreli came under fire for raising the price of the drug "daraprim" , and later announced publicly that he would lower the cost, but so far the prices remain the same. elias: there's a revived push to boost the minimum wage and influence the 2016 elections. fast-food workers are planning a nationwide strike this coming tuesday. workers from 270-cities are expected to walk out on their jobs, demanding a living wage of 15-dollars an hour and the living wage of 15-dollars an hour and the right to unionize. at the same time, thousands of protesters are expected to make their voices heard tuesday at the republican presidential debate in milwaukee. elias: and the inductees into the strong's 2015 national toy hall of fame have been chosen. three toys have been inducted...twiste r, the hand puppet, and the super soaker. toys are honored for their longevity and ability to foster learning, creativity or discovery through play. elias: that's a look at you

after he raised the price for a drug-- 5 thousand percent.a special senate committee sent a letter to turing pharmaceuticals c-e-o martin shkreli asking for information on the pricing of its off-patent drugs. in august, the company bought the rights to diaprim, then raised prices from 13-dollars a pill, to 750-dollars per pill.the drug is used by aids and cancer patients.shkreli came under fire for the move, and later announced publicly that he would lower the cost, but hasn't yet. the next pair of g-o-p debates will have two fewer candidates candidatesfox news announced their line-up for next tuesday's debate in milwaukee. christi and former arkansas governor mike huckabee have been dropped from the prime-time stage.they didn't reach fox's cuttoff with poll numbers -- so they'll be in the early debate.lindsey graham and george pataki have dropped so low that fox won't have them on either stage. a latino group is offering anyone the chance to heckle donald trump and andget five-thousand dollars the group-- deport-racism dot com-- says it will give the money to anyone who disrupts him while h

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but debate over the issue has state and local agencies in ioio planning for t t ture. sioux city's mary j. treglia community house offers assistance to newly arriving immigrants or refugees from other countries. and they don't agree with closing our state to those in crisis in syria. wesley bell, mary j. treglia house says, "it's counter productive to what we are trying to do to our counity. we are trying to help immigrants esepcially refugee immigrants get away from violent war torn areas like syria to become better people. people are coming from syria to better themselves to get out of a violent area and nescassarily to bring harm to us." jessica rae: bell stated they are well equipped to handle refugees, s hould they be allowed in iowa. jessica rae: there's also an office in des moines called the iowa international center... it's a place that welcomes refugees from around the world to iowa. they're more than willing to welcome syrian refugees... and aren't happy with governor branstad's efforts to try and keep them out of the state. amanda krenz has more. " a glance

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in a press conference calling out the ceos of valeant and turing. i think we have some footage. they showed posters showing the ceos of those two companies. one of the congressmen here addressing what they're trying to get here with this task force. >> if drug companies are going to make the argument that they need to price these drugs at such exorbitant rates because of the cost of r & d, then they need to be proving it. the drug companies are taking advantage of the system and really ripping off consumers. >> the bio industry group saying they're disappointed the task force will focus on the price of drugs and not the benefits they will bring to society. we have heard drug prices are only 10% of overall health care spending but the industry is not happy about this. the senate also investigating drug price increases, focusing on turing, valeant, retrophin, and rodelis. the entire biotech index down a bit. there's been so much focused on that. >> people are really believing that nothing is going to be done at least in the short term so this is a much longer-term issue. >> it see

after the other company he runs, turing pharmaceuticals, bought a drug that had sold for $13.50 a pill, then raised the price to $750 a pill, shkreli was skewered in the press, the subject of protests. >> this is a rip-off. >> reporter: even by hillary clinton. but he stays defiant. >> well, i'm focused on the drugs. at the end of the day my constituency is not the media. it's my investors who i work for and then the patients who we all work for together. >> reporter: shkreli defends his action saying life-changing drugs take time, patience, and a lot of money. >> i think pricing is complicated. if you look at this, just this neighborhood, you've got a lot of drug companies that charge a lot for their medicines and most are charging for brand-new medicines they spent a fortune developing. >> shkreli says his short-term plans are to create drugs to fight leukemia. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> the search is on for two men who tried to rob a safeway on the peninsula. san mateo police say these two men grabbed a female employee and held her the a gunpoint last wednesday. they demande

as we look forward to this issue, that we have, this problem, with islamic extremism, fest turing all over the world, are we going to run the risk that european passports are going to be with these terrorists are traveling on in the future? >> trish bring up, a very, very good point. we're just talking about refugees right now, but when we look even deeper at what could potentially happen where people have passport from europe and they are able to come into this country where we're not tracking them, this is another really big hole in our security. and that brings the point that we really have to look at this in much larger perspective. we should be looking and making sure we have a plan for all of these various pieces, that could potentially put the american people in harm's way. trish: congresswoman black, good to have you here. appreciate you taking the time. >> good to be with you. thank you for having me. trish: presidential candidate jeb bush, everyone is defending his stance on refugees, he says we still need to accept them but he wants increased screening. can you really do th

imagine these people in totally different cull tures are watching this show that you're making on a sound stage here. >> it's pretty amazing. really amazing group walk through cape town and all that and you see brothers look at you and just -- they saw the nod episode, cool, cool. all right. >> jimmy: inside jokes with them. >> translates. >> jimmy: that is nice. you hosted an award show over there, right? >> yes. i hosted the mtv african music awards in durbin. >> jimmy: how did that happen? >> i have no idea, man. i just got a phone call. hey, would you like to come over here? sure, why not. but i found out that we all have >> jimmy: who does? >> all of us. you got a twin over there. i didn't bump into your twin. but i bumped into angela -- not angela. viola davis. there's an african viola davis which is kind of weird because american viola davis looks like the african viola davis. african will smith, african soldier boy, african gucci man. if you thought american gucci man was hideous, wait until you see african gucci man. they were all twins. white in america, please forgive black men

here is nick gregory. 67 now, nick, it is >> meteorologist: is. tures. city. it has gotten quite chilly. that is typical. a clear sky and away from the concrete and the buildings and the really fast. but look at how warm it was today. 78 degrees. more like early september versus early november. 73 bellmawr as you you mentioned 72 in the city. mid 70's to newark. around 70 to upper 60's long island and the connecticut and ocean influence to the wind tomorrow. look what i mean. 66 now in town. 48 in poughkeepsie. low 50's on long island. 57 down in bellmawr. back to 45 in sussex. city. quite chilly, but pit is around town and temperatures are running 5 to 10 above of where they were 24 hors ago. with a clear sky. fox 5 is not showing any precipitation in our area tonight to worry about. as we go on and take right the future cast. none expected. the sky stays clear tonight. tomorrow, a sunny day. a little bit of a south early wind here tomorrow in the afternoon t. that is going to hold the temperature back little bit. only get to 7. that is still 12 above average

. >> ithink that it is really going to help us learn outside and ture. kellye: in beacon heights, new outdoor clastrooms. abc7 was at the scho rainy saturday earlier this month when a hundred volunteers gathered to build the garden. kaiser permanente and wal-mart foundation helped to build it offered through a d.c.-based non-profit organization. >> it creates learning gardens or outoor classrooms in elementary schools. we spend three years to use the garden to teach math, science, language arts. kellye: according to real school gardens schools that havparticipated in the program seen up to 15% increase istandardized test scores. particularly in science. >> out here it's more hands-on. they are able to move around. explore. talk with each other just see the different experiences we have ou here for them. >> i think it's better outside. inside i more of a distraction than outside. kellye: the guard season first of nine in the mid-atlantic region. 12-year-old lucy helped with the big dig nd knows what it ll take to sustain the garden. >> we need water. kell

all right here is foo you ture cast. that storm coming along leak i said. there is periods of rain. watch the timestamp looing the afternoon and the evening. early wednesday. still a shower around and then it pulls away. still a fair a. of clouds left behind with sun brex. here's the dry air that will continue for wednesday. there's the system that will be affecting us come thursday with more showers. check out tropical storm kate and there it is. well, it is a pretty decent are size tropical storm but not going to fact the united states as it citeslide the east here because of the storm center will it will kick kate to see. that is good news there. it does get strong as it goes mort. all right. clouds which in crease. daybreak rain comes or way. 52 in the city. youer 30's to mostly 40's as you get to the suburbs. 60 or so tomorrow f. periods of rain with the gusty northeast breeze. there's the 7 day. shower early wednesday. then clouds break for a little sun at 61. showers back thursday. then a nice stretch of weather again friday about 59. a little bit 50's over the weekend so tha

this is, again, in the 960s -- 1960s, it's somewhat similar to alan turing talking about artificial intelligence back during that time. it's hard not to talk about lickliter not only for the internet, but also as kind of a computer modeling pioneer, about how a lot of the data systems today are are used to create models for either everything from war games to weather patterns and everything else. can you talk a little bit about that as well? >> yes. and many people do not know that about lickliter. he did have -- you know, i often wonder, and i write this in the book, i wonder what his intentions were because he was liberal in his thinking and transparent. obviously, he had this idea of sharing everything. but at the same time, he was involved in one of the more controversial programs of the vietnam war which had to do with behavior modeling with computers. so the new computer systems over in thailand were gathering information based on these lickliter ideas of behavior modeling. so, for example, keep track of what certain villagers were doing in these various strategic hamlet programs, feed tha

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. >> it could have been a structural failure of the plane that rp tured so the explosion could have been coming after whatever event initiated the break-up. >> reporter: flight tracking data shows the plane did slow down significantly before the crash. many experts discount a stall. a stall proves disastrous. >> i want to apologize for that. we wanted to run that as much as we could having technical difficulties there. mary schaivo and david are back. if it were not a bomb and we are looking at scenarios like we were just showing, what could happen to cause it to disintegrate in mid air and show that heat flash and likely explosion? >> i worked on twa 100 as one of them. it has similarities. it was faulty wiring on an old plane. i also worked on the chalk sea plane crash down in florida about a decade ago. in that case, the wing tore away on a 53-year-old plane. the wing tore away and ignited the fuel tank. that could have happened here, too. parts were lost and the fire ignited. >> david, what do you think in terms of a sudden mechanical mid-air disaster? one in which there was no time

global foundries got its start when mubadala by the of -- turing sector the back drop is the drop in the pute of oil which has pressure on governments like abu dhabi. we turned the vonnie quinn. vonnie: french authorities questioned a top suspect linked to the paris attackers. he is the only person in french -- in france facing charges linked to the attack. he was handed to an anti-terrorism judge. he is accused of allowing the suspected mastermind of the attack to stay in the sain t-denis apartment last week. police in minneapolis are looking for three white males after the shooting of five overnight. the victims were among demonstrators who were protesting the killing of an leased black man by the nine days ago. the wounds are not life-threatening. some protesters do not intend to stop protesting despite the shooting. four killed after the crash of an army text -- after the crash of an army helicopter in fortitude, texas. the army is investigating. a new study highlighting the prescription drug epidemic in the u.s. for about six or 6 million adults in the u.s., the opioid crisis is

where students are challenged and sometimes feel uncomfortable with the need to create a safe and nur turing environment. sometimes the students protests drown out others with opposed views. some call it political correctness run amuck. other say a history of perceived slights, microaggressions by white privileged alet is the thing doing really damage to society. that's on target tonight at 9:00 eastern. randall. >> thanks,ali. >>> bell yun authorities are lifting the lockdown in brussels. police have carried out sever raids connected to the paris attacks. as we report from brussels, there's fear about what will happen once the lockdown is completely over. >> after four days on high alert, brussels is tentatively lifting some of the most destructive restrictions. most underground metro lines are working again. people are still anxious. >> of course we have to be careful because at any moment something can happen. danger is everywhere. >> below and above ground there's still a heavy military and police presence. the vehicles pulled over for random checks. 1,000 extra personnel have been calle

david: but is this over ture to immigrant washed out by his plan to round up and ship 11 million illegal immigrants back home? here to weigh in, guy benson, townhall.com political editor and steve camerota, center for immigration studies, director of research. chris hahn, former chuck schumer aide. good to see you. i have an immigrant wife. when we were watching together, when donald trump said that, she applauded. i suspect a lot of other legal immigrant had to jump through the hoops, believe me ins gives you a lot of hoops to jump through, but those that did it legally cheered on trump, do you agree? >> clearly. i know a uncle was a legal immigrant and there is a lot of work. the trump said, making that point grossly unfair to reward people here illegally while there are so many people who went through the hullabaloo and hoop law and low gist cal nightmare getting here legally. that is gross injustice. unfair. a fair point for him to make. melissa: on other hand -- david: on other hand his prescription for illegal immigrants is not possible. how do you it logistically, round up 11 mill