son or daughter you set out to be at one point in life. they hope that can be created for you within your family again. people arege that not going to give up on you or throw you away. that hasere is so much been discussed here today about ingost-detox med that s help folks get back. compliant,one is on how do you engage them said they see there is an incentive for themselves to be compliant. how do you do that? dr. peirce? dr. peirce: i think families can do that. because i think one of the things they can do as they can insist the patient s goat to treatment. they cannot refuse to give a support a family would give. we call that enabling. tough love. if you give money to someone who has an active addiction you are more likely to see the addiction than treatment. so, and understanding about the availability of treatment, the insistence that treatment is necessary and as someone lives they need to return, and continued monitoring. in the context of all that love and care, it
dow jones industrials down 117 points and those losses down 6, the nasdaq composite the best group to dance names like microsoft and cisco doing well and the nasdaq is one of the 3. we got a weaker forecast in europe and that weighed on things around here. and cbs, a care markets briefed via outlook, and the fact they have participation of public and private health insurance they say list revenue going into 2014, isn t that nice? up 2.7%. it hit a new high at $64.44 and they noted the process more prescriptions for new clients which was good news. let s watch traffic with competitors noted traffic for items falling to a certain extent. adam: so far 2013 is the strongest year for ibm ands since 2007 with tech companies featured prominently among those going public including of course twitter. they start trading thursday but how worried should an investor be that several of these are not even profitable? for is that they turn to john molloy, a co-founder of blue run ventures, j
d.c., and baltimore. this comes on the heels of another storm that paralyzed travel in several parts of the country yesterday. officials say speed and slick road conditions contributed to this deadly crash in tennessee. we re told the driver was killed. the passenger is expected to survive. slippery roads in kentucky are also to blame for this accident. a driver lost control of his truck and ended up blocking one side of the highway for hours. and in d.c., where the worst is yet to come, the president s motorcade got stuck in traffic. a ride that usually takes 25 minutes, instead took more than an hour. we want to bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins now, and bill, we know d.c. doesn t handle snow very well. yeah. how many inches are they looking at there? possibly top five, definitely top five overall. maybe even top one or two. so yeah, let s get into this. 100 million people going to be affected by the storm. what s changed overnight is we pretty much eliminated
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