from barnes to the left.vin: he's got it. >> sean: almost has a steal. >> kevin: it's close. arizona state just trying to somehow get out of here. >> sean: did they look at this one? >> kevin: we'll look at it, too. terrific anticipation. the second to first time, off of barnes then. which it could be. >> kevin: that angle's tough to see. first angle, i don't think barnes touched it. i don't think he did. >> sean: doesn't look like it. it doesn't look like he got it at all. >> kevin: looks like he reb directed and barnes looked like he got his hands out of there. >> sean: only a four-point game. in that situation, you get a steal here and a three point shot, let me tell you, everybody that runs,al gait alligator on it. >> kevin: step up and make it. that's going to be the big issue. a better angle. turned around for you guys. look at that angle one more time. show the officials. probably the best one. as we saw. i think they saw that and they saw the same call. tough one. hard to tell. arizona state still get

and his father aaron barns senior who we miss now. and i had no idea that i would be receiving some tribute or acknowledgment. but i am pleased and i thank you i thank the supervisor breed and cohen and supervisor weiner even said that he is going to come to our senior program at the it book man community center and i appreciate that. and i have been in san francisco for not that long maybe since 59. and served in the engleside area for about 20 years total. and it is the best job and i am still working and i should be retired by now and i think that it might be pretty soon thank you very much. [ applause ] i want to thank supervisor avalos and he is a strong supporter of the community and i thought very highly of him and i would like to thank the pilgrim members and i have my brother alan and my sister, could you stand up and come on up here. >> and just real quickly, if there is one thing that i would like to say about my father, is love. you know, you know, if that is the only word that i could say, you know my father was someone w

the farm covered 40 acres, including a pond, a barn, fields and woods.nty deputies, chillicothe police, the state highway patrol and the county coroner all searched the area. >> surveying the property, looking for possible burial sites on the property, and possible places where the deaths actually took place. >> we had search dogs, backhoes and we'd punched a lot of holes around in the farm. we had really searched this farm, hadn't found a thing. so, you know, you always think, well, maybe this didn't happen. >> after nine days of searching without success, they brought jack mccormick to the scene. >> i said, jack, just point to where this skull and leg bone was. and he got outside there, kind of beside the barn looking off down through the pasture and finally he said, really, i didn't see any. he said it could have probably been a dish pan or something down there. >> but a look into copeland's background showed an interesting coincidence. 20 years earlier, he had been arrested numerous times for the same thing, writing bad checks. >> every time he'd get

since before doctor barnes purchase them. >> we're not sure whether barnes knew you whether this were there or not. >> reporter: when acquired them how much did he pay for them. >> each paid $100 for each one. >> reporter: sketches were discovered when original works were taken down for conservation work, barnes chief conservator of painting barbara buckly says they were replacing brown paper on the back sides with acid free paper to preserve the pieces. >> the brown paper was a type of paper craft paper which is very poor quality. >> reporter: water colors and sketches will be on display in double sided frames both side will be visible beginning april 10th for 8 weeks. then, the works will be return to their original position on the wall. barnes foundation officials say that the post impression is in painter often worked on both sides of paper. steve fully, for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> how about is that. >> extraordinary find, how about that. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 too close for comfort. tanker filled with gasoline burst into fla

phylicia barnes was found dead four years ago in the susquehanna river. still ahead in our next half hour we'll explain why this case may not make it to court anytime soon. >>> the world is now roundly condemning another gruesome some say shocking execution at the hands of isis. this time the terror group releasing a video that purportedly shows the jordanian pilot being burned alive. nbc white house correspondent chris jansing joins us live with how the president is responding to this latest horrific video. chris? >> reporter: yes, good afternoon. the president and the administration condemning this latest act in the strongest possible terms, wendy. of course it comes on the heels of the murder of a japanese journalist. and there you see the still photo of that jordanian pilot. it also comes at time when king abdul la of jordan happened to be in the united states and had a lunch meeting today with vice president biden. he is on his way back to the white house. there's expected to be a meeting early this evening between the president and king abdullah. of

legal so we take a look at - take into account what's the barn our inspectors have been in there. >> i've seen pictures of the property not out there myself we've had inspects there last june with the cf c we did inspections for the dry rot and the water repair back in 2002 nothing tells me there is nothing to say it loosens a very nice little how is it is an independent access, etc. our scenario here is more an administrative one figuring out how we move forward and have the cf c issued issued or have the you know other things happen happen. >> commissioner lee and yeah. commissioner mar brought of a up a good point is there separate hearts for that. >> i suspect there are. >> there's no gap separate letters. >> commissioner walker. >> so i guess i mean mean i think i know the answer to the question by having something called a house on the application or called a residential didn't flow the legal use or change the legal use because our records indicate it is that and do we have a building the authority to change the use from shed to residential without planning going in. >> people

the barn and five all-terrain vehicles stored inside are heavily damaged. investigators don't know yet what started the fire. >>> it's only february but calfire is already gearing up for a busy fire season and planning to hire 100 new firefighters. 1200 people have already applied for jobs and 300 of them were intervient -- invited for interviews at the cal morgan headquarters. calfire says this year has already been more dangerous than usual. >> we've had about 160 fires already since the first of the year. woulderary looking at -- we're looking at half of that normally. >> calfire is preparing for what it is calling an active fire season. that's because the combination of warm, spring days with some rain, creates enough vegetation to start fires. >>> ktvu is once again the proud sponsor of "we day." you cannot buy tickets to the concert event. children must earn a seat by making a positive difference locally and globally. this week we are sharing stories with children in schools doing just that. today we're visiting jesuit high school where they are using

the barn and five all terrain vehicles are heavily damaged. investigators do not know yet what started that fire. gearing up for a busy fire season, planning to higher 100 new firefighters. 1200 people applied and 300 invited for interviews. they say this year has already been more dangerous than usual. >> we've had about 160 fires already since the first of the year and typically we're looking at about half of that normally. >> cal fire is preparing for what it is calling an active fire season. that's because the combination of warm spring days with some rain creates enough vegetation to start fires that spread to larger and dryer areas. >>> bart will work on new technology that could save lives of workers. bart requested federal funding after two workers were killed weeks ago, the idea is to protect crews working on or near the tracks by sending a warning signal on a special device when a train is approaching. bart officials say the system will improve safety and let trains operate at normal speeds even when maintenance crews are at work. >>

. >>> an barn roof collapses trapping more than a half dozen horsehorses.he residue safe them before too late. >> cole hamels softens his stance on trying ♪ >>> take look. this is the schuylkill expressway at montgomery drive. hazardous conditions out there. penndot says the speed limit is reduced to 45 miles per hour right now. our live team coverage of this winter snowstorm will continue throughout the hour so keep it here. >>> firefighters and a team of volunteers working all day on friday to rescue horses after the roof of a barn collapses in massachusetts. they had to remove several feet of snow just to lift the roof off to get to the animals. sadly two horses were killed but five others were rescued and are doing well. there have been more than 100 roof collapses all across massachusetts in the last week. >>> the new secretary of defense is praising progress with increasing security in afghanistan but he says he wants to make sure that it sticks. ash carter is in kabul meeting with afghan president began knee. he's there to see if the us needs to slow

when was the last time you went in barnes & noble?rlet: i go look at the books and then i go in order them. matt: you were there worst dream. [laughter] stephanie: barnes & noble in tribeca is ground zero to hang out with toddlers and moms and nannies and the only thing people are buying his coffee. matt: i will go to the barnes & noble in union square and drop a c note on magazines. stephanie: a c note! did you just say a c note? a c note! matt: a benjamin. stephanie: raining money. ♪ he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." stephanie: welcome back to "market makers." matt: erik is on his way back from athens, so i am filling in for

it up here and built this barn. so the wood in this barn is probably one hundred and fifty years old or better. >> what kind of cows do you have here? >> holsteins primarily. everybody's got a name. >> yeah >> that's pearl right there. there's root beer. opal. >> can you call them by name? >> yeah >> they know their names? >> yeah >> and there is some that would follow you wherever you want to go. you don't really want to do that. >> yeah ha ha... >> how close are we to where the mine would be? >> approximately a mile, uh, from the west end of the mine site. right over the hill. >> so were talking a mile up the road here. >> when they first start mining the first that's going to happen is we're going to lose water because our well is only one hundred feet deep and they are talking a one thousand foot hole. they're going to put in high capacity wells to create a cone of depression, as they call it in the water table. to drain down the water table so they don't have to deal with it. when they pull that much water my w

the barnes foundation says even collector albert barnes probably had no idea they even existed.were found during conservation work on two french landscape water colors. they'll be on display in april and may and then they will be returned to their original location. >>> and still ahead on fox 29, vets drive yellow. what taxi garage owners are doing to get veterans on the road and on the job. >> sewage system problems, multi car pileups and nuns left in the cold. the trouble this brutal winter blast is causing up and down the east coast. >> our coverage of the saturday snowstorm continues. plow trucks out in lower merion earlier today. road crews telling us they are treating the roads and working to keep them passible but they will not be completely clear of ice or snow. it is a good night as shawnette wilson ♪ >>> a 17-year-old boy dies after an suv slides into a lake in arkansas and police say icy road conditions were to blame. authorities say the suv skidded on ice before plunging into that water. two other people were inside the suv. they got out safely but the teenager was t

barnes disappeared five years ago while visiting family in baltimore. her body was later found in the susquehanna river. >>> the d.c. branch of the naacp is looking into the firings of teachers at howard university middle school. we've reported last week that parents at that charter school say that three social studies teachers were terminated for teaching black history. the d.c. council education committee is already investigating that incident. >>> a local grandmother is demanding justice tonight after her granddaughter was hurt in a deadly hit and run. julia pierce was injured, her fiance was run over and killed last night while trying to change a flat tire on the baltimore-washington parkway. now both families are demanding justice. news 4 dorothy spencer is live with deta these two families are hurting and they're hoping that this driver will do the right thing and come forward. >> she got something in her leg and thigh and a brace on her neck. >> reporter: julia pierce is in a hospital where broken bones, but that's not the worst of what happened.

and torres originally responded to the domestic dispute call but later switched his position with barns. geer remained in the doorway with his hands up. >> he was trying to get him out of the house. >> reporter: barnes goes back and forth with geer who the officers say felt agitated with torres' gun especially lowered right at him even when he scratched his nose and at time had his finger on the trigger. >> he's just agitated officers had their guns out. >> reporter: the officers say geer announced before he went to touch his nose, but it wasn't until torres tells investigators geer made a quick move towards his waist with both arms that he fired that one shot. this is how the other officers described that same moment. >> it was a complete surprise. his hand was literally like this, not -- he wasn't doing one of these quick grabs. >> >> as his hands are coming down and his arms, they get about here. >> reporter: you're showing about your shoulders. >> my shoulder height. >> i'm not here to throw him under the bus or anything like that, but i didn't see what he saw. >> reporter: tomorrow

firefighters say the 4,000 square foot barn was used to store and fix all terrain vehicles.one was hurt and the fire did not spread to the nearby vineyard. >> laura made this observation that we are halfway there through the week. hopefully we're not living on a prayer. >> and thank you, bon jovi. you know what, we are halfway there and we're beginning to see another spectacular weekend. a slight chance for some shower activity. like i just showed you, best chance looks like the western facing slopes surrounding san jose, and i think we're going to get a little something something over the sierra nevada. highest peaks might even get a little snowfall from this monsoonal moisture that's going to surge to the north. 53 degrees in san jose to start the day. widespread low clouds out there. and temperatures are going to stay pretty cool all the way in through lunchtime today. going to take you through your forecast. you'll be at 60 degrees in san francisco at high noon. 61 in the north bay. 58 degrees on the peninsula. when we hit these highs later on today, though, comfortable

he was accused of killing felica barns an the river. the judge dropped charges against him but barn's father told our affiliate in baltimore that johnson has been indicted again. >>> firefighters discovered another communication issue following metro's underground emergency. metro said emergency radio coverage working along the metro platform at the wheaten station. they found they could not communicate with each other between the ground and the platform. this happened during a routine inspection on friday. d.c. firefighters say they had similar communication problems at the l'enfant plaza at metro station when a woman died after a smoke filled the tunnel. >>> a new push happening today in maryland to make sure you had leave. the working matters coalition will present new information about the benefits of earning time off. this comes as state senator from baltimore is proposing a bill that would allow you to earn a week of paid sick leave. >>> a never-ending battle making sure you gate good night sleep. the new research that may have yo

for six years, this was a barn full of boxes. finally, the trolley arrived in front of this building and when it did, clara barton wanted to make this place livable. she had to change this from a barn to a home and she did not want to spend a lot of money that had been donated for hurricane efforts. it was ms. barton's money that made this place livable. she tried to do that work with a careful eye on spending. she was very frugal, she was from new england. one thing she had a lot of was cotton. big roles of this cotton and they cut it into strips. it could act as bandages. this material is what she used to cover the ceilings. most of the walls in this house are bandaged because the plaster would have cost a great deal of money. this house revealed that ms. barton was frugal and resourceful and creative. it reflects her dedication. it was her home in the center of the american red cross. -- and the center of the american red cross. clara barton was born on christmas day in massachusetts. her birthplace is still there. it was on a

a 22-year-old woman seases he was held against her will for three weeks in a barn on stoney point road. it shows state parole agents swarming the 2-acre property yesterday afternoon. several people were detained. neighbors say there's a lot of foot traffic in and out of that compound. >> that's lot of people that come in and come out. yesterday like s.w.a.t. team and a bunch of like the border patrol. they came in and they swooped on in. like everybody. >> the victim told deputies the kidnappers held her at gunpoint in the roseland area. they took her to the compound where they beat her and sexually assaulted her. she had injuries consistent with her allegations. she was only able to escape after her captors kept a door open at the house. >>> officials say the teenager was yelling and threatening people yesterday. a security guard tried to calm him down. when it didn't work the guard used a stun gun on the boy. the student was treated at the hospital and then arrested. he has been booked on resisting arrest. >>> the county district attorney's office has filed criminal charges against a

wered in of that barn. the stable owner say they all escaped injury. crew his to make a hole. the temperatures are expected to drop again tonight. the authorities are warning residents that snow on roof tops could get heavier with more snowfalling. >> out here we got plenty of sunshine in the bay area. winds picking up even after we had strong winds today. you look at ocean beach what a beautiful evening this in the bay area. not much in the way of low clouds out there. clear skies and mild temperatures, really, in concord, 64 degrees right now, oakland 64, we have wind posted. nothing dramatic. >>> gusts 50 miles an hour. sustained. it stproe introduces possiblity of rain. fairfield picked up some wind. not over the top but windier than it has been. the winds will pick up going into the evening hours. breezy out this heading out and about the bay area tonight. most he cheer skies and the temperatures this in the 50s by 8:00. out the door tomorrow morning, it will be warmest at the coast to start monday mor

. >> we got a good team coming into our barn. we got to make sure we come out and kind of empty the tanks and go after them. >> they're a good hockey team. we have a big challenge. this is where the 7-11 going back. it's mentally tough and will take a couple days. >> got to love hockey players, into their barn tonight. >>> maryland quarterback caleb roe applying for a medical redshirt. randy edsall thinks he will get that medical waiver. it would give him a sixth season. he'll be starter next year. a lot of good stuff, of course, fun friday tonight, high school basketball. >> you never know what's going to happen. >> i don't even know what's going to happen. >> the weekend is here and the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be back with jan and your only local news at 7:00. we'll see you then. bye bye. >> pelley: tonight, isis claims another american hostage is dead. but the terroristsay they're not responsible for the killing of kayla mueller. we have reports from holly williams and charlie d'agata. carter evans on a w storm bring

prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father.listed wells, the pizza delivery man, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank, and they don't know if wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes eventually pleads guilty to two felony charges and is sentenced to 45 years. but his sentence is cut in half testimony unindicted co-conspirator. for his loved ones, the apparent said was too strange to dream and a wannabe stuntman tries to >> better do something quick otherwise, i'm going to burn and sinister, strange, shocking." we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give them to us since we're going to be here anyway it's kind o

home and barn full of animals burned we started with a two alarm. chopper 6 over the scene in 1600 block of folkrod street 7:30 tonight at city salvage incorporated burned to the ground. they got the inferno in the auto shop under control and no one was hurt and building appears to be a total loss. >>> another two-alarmer this was scene tonight in tredyffrin township chester county with snow on front lawn and smoke rising through the roof. a two story stone home in 2300 block of pheasant hill lane from 7:30 to 9:00 tonight fortunately nobody was hurt and sadly several animals were killed in third fire tonight this in glosser is city can dem county a chicken and two pot bellied pigs died when flames broke out in a barn style shed in the 200 block of fern avenue. other animals survived. officials have not yet identified the cause of that fire. >>> and montgomery county parents are on alert tonight after a teenager may have come down with a case of the measles. tests are being done now to confirm that diagnosis. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is l

. >> a collection of classic cars found in a barn in france sell for millions at auction in paris. >> emmen houthis announced they have dissolved parliament and taken over the country described as a coup. they have formed what they call a presidential council acting as a government for the next two years. it finalizes the group's power grabs, months in the making. it took control of the capitol in september after defending from their northern stronghold and seizing several towns and cities along the way. in january they put the president under house arrest. he and his cabinet resigned, but he is still detained. the houthis gave yemen's political parties until wednesday to agree on acceptable way forward which they failed to do. saudi arabia and other sunni states accused them of being a proxy for iran, which is of course the regions shia super power. the council will be tasked with writing the new constitution. the announcement was read out by a t.v. presenter to an audience of hundreds of supporters, including former officials in the capitol. >> standing defiant to all the conspiraci

you had a bad call against matt barnes. that exacerbated the situation.lauren holtcamp who seems to be a solid ref, i don't think that was the best call she could have made at that particular point in time but chris paul went over the line saying she doesn't belong. he doesn't have the right to say that. the struggle for women to get equal pay and equal access is someone something that someone from the clippers organization should be sensitive to. >> he speaks with some level of authority. does that make a difference or are we just being too sensitive on this? >> i do think it makes a difference. as someone who has a leadership position among the players, he has to set an example. the bottom line here is he is a professional athlete, means that is his job to be professional at all times in the context of his job. you can't say anything negative to criticize referees across the board. this happens all of the time. i just think in this particular case it is really sensitive because you have so few women getting access to these positions, that i think you ne

flames broke out at a barn that's used to store agricultural equipment. five atvs, a forklift, and two track totors were among the vehs heavily damaged. nobody was hurt. >>> a new clue could help track down a person who shot a popularity security guard. the store owner took surveillance footage. it shows four men walking in saturday night. sources tell nbc bay area investigators believe one of them may be connected to the shooting of manny zunega. they're looking for the man who walked back inside the car and grabbed the case of flavored cigars. >> even for $20, how can they shoot a human. that's my point. >> he and another guard saw someone running from that store. he saved the life of his fellow guard by shielding him when the shots were fired. >>> we're also getting our first look of two gunman who took over a little caesar's pizza. police are hoping somebody will recognize the unique weapon used in this robbery. police tell the chronicle it's either a break action pistol or a shortened shotgun. the clerk was shot and the people responsible got away wi

. >> reporter: that's officer randy barnes who had been talking to geer. he was stunned when the fifth officer adam torres fired. >> i said who shot him? he said i did. i'm sorry. and he said he moved his hand down to his waist. i said i didn't see that and i never took my eye off him. >> reporter: torres told barnes he had just had an argument with his wife. investigators asked torres about that later. torres insisted the shooting was justified and not accidental. >> there was no warning coming from torres that he was going to shoot. >> reporter: it took a court order 16 months after the shooting to force fairfax county to release information. >> the county supervisors are elected by the people to represent the people. they should share our outrage. instead they shared in the circling of the wagons. in my opinion it's a board of supervisors that represents the police department, not the people. >> reporter: the documents also reveal officer adam torres had a previous outburst in court in which he lost control and yelled and screamed at a prosecutor. it wa

and a barn burner. exple are down 3 and the blfis its w to the hot hand of jordan price.bies the thr sending it overtime. now in double overtime more pice scorg a game high a care high of 34 points. and la salle pul off the upset 74-. >>> . joe's hosti rhode isld. so te wh t making y sleep deprived. andime running out and the sott t buer. >> f the lead! >> and the b man on campus. te hawks win 65-64. >>ti ahead, why you won't see tiger woods on homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance? yes, you could replace your current student loans with one new loan and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! so, treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine. or save up for a new car, a wedding or a down payment on the home of your dreams. call citizens bank at 1-866-999-0270 or visit lightenyourloan.com. > ying hisame needs "a lot of work" tiger woods says he

and a barn burner. explorers are down 3 and the ball finds its way to the hot hand of jordan price.e buries the three sending it to overtime. now in double overtime more price scoring a game high and career high of 34 points. and la salle pulls off the upset 74-69. >>> st. joe's hosting rhode island. so cute when not making you sleep deprived. and time running out and the shot at the buzzer. >> for the lead! >> and the big man on campus. the hawks win 65-64. >>> still ahead, why you won't see tiger woods on the pga tour for awhile. >> saying his game needs "a lot of work" tiger woods says he is taking an indefinite leave from golf. he has been awful lately. at torrey pines last week withdrawing after 11 holes. in the week before at the phoenix open woods shot career worst 82 missing the cut by a dozen shots. tiger issued a statement on the website "my play and scores are not acceptable for tournamentgolf. like i said i enter a tournament -- >> and he added that he expects to be back playing soon. >>> and jimmy kimmel live followed by "nightline." jimmy's guest david spade. and "acti

peter barnes is live from barnside dine he were. i'll bet you could fry some eggs there, peter. >> got my prop right here, of course. and they serve over 5,000 of these a week here at the barnside diner and they could be serving a lot more thanks to an advisory committee on nutrition that is working on the u.s. dietary guidelines for 2015. now, this committee will make its official recommendation to the departments of health and human services and agriculture in a few weeks and it is expected to drop warnings going back 40 50 years about eating foods higher in cholesterol like eggs and shrimp. at a meeting in december the committee experts said in a document, quote, cholesterol is not considered a nutrient of concern for overconsumption. officials aren't commenting on the reason for the change but there's a lot of new research out there that suggests and questions whether foods with cholesterol actually raise cholesterol in the body which is a naturally occurring chemical produced by your liver but it can be elevated by saturated fa

. >>> two horses are dead after a barn collapsed. crews rescued another five. authorities believe the barn collapsed because of the combination of heavy snow and winds. more than 100 roof collapses have been reported throughout the state of massachusetts just this past week. >>> $14,000 a day is how much the federal government is fining takata corporation. the reason? u.s. transportation secretary anthony fox says they are not cooperating with investigators. came ta cat the today's air bag inflaters can explode viewing shrapnel into drivers and passengers. at least six people have been killed. the u.s. transportation secretary says takata refuses to recall the air bags, some carmakers is issuing their own recalls. >>> controversy and questions tonight following the release of details about a plan to retake the biggest city held by 150is. we know there an offensive set for april to take back the city of mosul. the iraqi arm let the group take its weapon but people are asking why announce the attack, why warn the enemy. experts disagree. >> i think the logic is t

beltway at saint barn bass moving along nicely. we have the problem. remember in fairfax southbound university drive between north street and main street. it's an issue for those to walk to george mason. the right lane and the sidewalk blocked because of the water main break yesterday. >>> thank you. >>> 5:24 is the time. if you drive a jeep cher key listen up. jeep is recalling more than 228,000 cherokees. the model years included are 2014 and 2015. most are in the u.s. and canada. >>> we have a news 4 investigation now. bold thieves are on the prowl during the cold mornings. you might unknowingly be putting yourself at risk. the news 4 i-team found there have been hundreds of car thefts since the start of the year in prince george's county. commuters around the d.c. area could be vulnerable. police say the crooks are canvassing the area looking for people who warm up their car and leave it unattended at the driveway or at a gas station. >> when they steal the cars, they're not stealing the cars to keep them. >> correct. it's theft for profit. >> toni

>> the president said the horse is already out of the barn. the trade deficit with china is now upwards of $3 billion. pntr with china in 1999 it was around 10 or 15 billion then. we have seen what's happened. currency is the best way to fight back on that to make sure every single agreement has a currency provision, number one, and number two, our department of commerce is told they must look at currency when they make a decision on unfair trade pack practices. so far they have the option to look at currency and they never do. this president has been better than his predecessors on trade enforcement enforcement, but we have to be better. >> how do you explain the tpp to steel workers in lorraine ohio? >> the place had 12,000 workers at once. now it is 2,000. it has done better with more drilling on gas and oil. although they had a temporary layoff of a number of workers for three months. once we start enforcing trade rules, more of them are going to work and more of them will have more job security. it's a question of -- they didn't like naft

. >> new here on "action news," fire officials are investigating a barn fire in the lehigh valley.were shooting from the dairy farm in allentowny left lane township late last night. crews pulled about 40 cows out of that barn before any of the animals were injured. >> president obama is expected to ask congress for a vote to authorize military force against isis. the white house must deal with some congressional democrats who don't wander another ground war. republicans seem to want that option on the table. the muslim liberty project organized a vigil at arizona state university last night praying for the jordanian pilot who was captured and executed by isis. the terror group says hostage and arizona native kayla mueller was killed in a jordanian air strike. however, isis has not yet shown proof of her death. >>> german advancey chancellor angela merkel is continuing to push for a diplomatic solution to the crisis in ukraine. during a joint news conference of canadian prime minister stephen harper america chem said she opposes sending arms to ukraine's military. merkel has also me

kim barnes, our founder of friends of lafayette park. we wouldn't be here today without kim barnes. (applause) >> art persico, a moving force, our second president of friends of lafayette park. our fourth, mi stefan franz, shila clement. (applause) >> our gardeners who have been here throughout helping us on our clean and green days, out on saturdays. if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and

the fire heavily damaged 11 vehicles though inside that barn. is under investigation. >>> well, three teams are locked up in jail and a four is the still on the run tonight accused of attacking two men in san francisco. it all started with some kind of argument around 2:00 this morning, a walgreens near union square. police say the teens stabbed a store employee several times in the back and beat up a security guard. >> i heard yelling, screaming, sound like some kid was chasing somebody. i heard a bunch of people yelling. police say the teens took off running after the fight but officers track downed three of them as for the victims, they are expected to survive. >>> he fit right in, tan shorts and croc hour witness says a bank robber was dressed when he targeted a as well as fargo in mill valley yesterday. liter surveillance photos. police say the man didn't have a weapon but handed the teller a know. he took off in a white pickup truck. there it is. with $1000. >>> ice, ice baby, the rapper known as vanilla ice is facing criminal charges toni

the discovery was made by officials at philadelphia's barnes foundation museum. curators say collector albert barnes likely never knew he had acquired, in their words, "four for the price of two." and legendary jazz trumpeter clark terry has died. terry played with both duke ellington and count basie, and later was featured in the "tonight show" band. clark terry was 94. >> sreenivasan: walmart made news this week by announcing that it is raising the wages for its employees above the federal minimum of $7.25 an hour. starting pay at the company, the world's largest private employer, is going up to $9 an hour, and $10 an hour next february. to discuss the broader implications, we are joined now by shelly banjo. she has reported the story for quartz, a business site published by the atlantic media company. so how significant is it? we're talking about one in a hundred people employed in the united states are employed by wal-mart. >> pretty significant. wal-mart, as you mentioned is the biggest police officer at employer. so what wal-mart does other people tend to f

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. >> new here on "action news," fire officials are investigating a barn fire in the lehigh valley.were shooting from the dairy farm in allen township late into the night. take a look at that video. crews pulled about 40 cows out of the barn before any of the animals were injured. >> president obama is expected to ask congress for a vote to authorize military force against isis. the white house must deal with some congressional democrats who don't want another ground war. republicans seem to want that option on the table. the muslim liberty project organized this vigil at a arizona state university last night. they prayed for the jordanian pilot who was captured and executed by isis. the terror group says hostage and arizona native kayla mueller was killed in a jordanian air strike. however, isis has not yet shown proof of her death. >>> german chancellor angela merkel is continuing to push for a diplomatic solution to the crisis in ukraine. during a joint news conference with canadian prime minister stephen harper merkel said military means won't work. merkel has also met with pres

. >> reporter: that's officer randy barnes who had been talking to geer.he was stunned when the fifth officer adam torres fired. >> i said who shot him? he said i did. i'm sorry. and he said he moved his hand down to his waist. i said i didn't see that and i never took my eye off him. >> reporter: torres told barnes he had just had an argument with his wife. investigators asked torres about that later. torres insisted the shooting was justified and not accidental. >> there was no warning coming from torres that he was going to shoot. >> reporter: it took

the 4,000 square foot barn is in southwest napa right near the line.eceived an emergency call last night just after 8:00, it took them about an hour just to contain the fire. the barn and fire all terrain vehicles stored inside heavily damaged. investigators still don't know what started that fire. >>> meantime they are preparing for a very busy fire season, they plan to fire 100 new firefighters, 1200 people have already applied for jobs, 300 of them were invited for interviews, this comes weeks ahead of schedule but they say there has already been 160 fires this year that's double the amount of fires they normally were fighting. >> a student at the university is due in court tomorrow on the charge of stabbing his roommate. 19-year-old dylan kim was arrested yet afternoon, police say kim attacked his roommate and on campus dorm early yesterday morning the roommate is suffering from several wounds but is expected to recover, kim is also being treated for self-inflicted wounds, it is not clear what led up to that attack. police in heyward have arrested

it is a 4,000 square foot barn in the southwest napa area right near the sanoma county line.gency call about 8:00 last night. it took them about an hour just to contain the flames, the barn and fire all terrain vehicles stored inside are heavily damaged. investigators still don't know what caused that fire. >>> cow fire already gearing up for a busy fire season, they plan to higher 100 new firefighters. 1200 people have already applied for jobs, 300 of them were invited for interviews at the headquarters in morgan hill. this comes weeks ahead of schedule but they say this year has already been more dangerous than usual. >>> we've had about 160 fires already since the first of the year typically we're looking about half of that normally. >>> they are preparing for what's calling an active fire season that's because the combination of warm, spring days with rain that creates enough vegetation to start fires that spread into bigger and dryer areas. >>> a florida lawyer's offer of a guaranteed way to get through dui checkpoint is generating major controversy this morning. warren

he's accused of killing 16-year-old barnes while she vied baltimore in 2010. he was convicted in 2013 but give an new trial. the second trial ended in a mistrial last month. baltimore city's top prosecutor explains why this is not a case of double jeopardy. >> as i indicated before this is not double jeopardy. what we're doing is essentially placing this case in the posture it was at the moment that the judge declared the mistrial. so we would be entitled to prosecute this case and that's se enchly what we're doing now. >> johnson is the ex-boyfriend of felicia barnes' sister. he was released from jail two weeks ago. a court date has not been set. >>> late developments in the grisly murder of another isis hostage. a jordanian pilot was killed tonight. jordan is vowing revenge and that may include the execution of the prisoner jordan was willing to trade for. this afternoon, isis released a 22-minute video that is far too graphic for us to show. it appears to show that pilot in a cage being burned alive. president obama commented on the horrific development rig

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peter barnes is standing by live, he's got mr.sser coming up. >>> wild winter weather slamming the south, mid atlantic and east coast, ian kentucky reporting as much as -- eastern kentucky reporting as much as 18 inches of snow. yes, you heard me correctly, kentucky. some 18,000 people have lost power and more than 1500 flights have been canceled nationwide today alone. we have reporters at key points all over the country for you. here to tell us what we can expect next, janice dean in our fox weather center in new york, rich edson at reagan national airport in d.c., jeff flock joining us from chilly chicago but, janice, this is no ordinary winter. >> no, it's not, and it's the winter that keeps on giving, as you mentioned in your introduction. let's take a look at it. this is the latest storm system. we have a couple of clipper systems across the northeast and then a bigger system this weekend targeting the same areas that we saw the freezing rain and sleet yesterday at this time on your show. this frontal boundary a draped acros

barnes. >> are you the only one in here? >> i can't breathe. get me out. >> are you the only one in there? >> yeah. >> in that instant, in my mind, i knew i had to do everything i could to try to get him out. burning alive is one of the worst ways to die. >> i need help. i can't breathe. >> desperate to get him out of the car, the officers try to open the doors with their bare hands. but the smoke and heat are too intense and the driver is pinned. >> help! >> he was wedged kind of under the steering wheel and across the center console and behind the air bag. >> and there's just no way, i couldn't get him out. just could not pull him out. >> i can't breathe. get me out! >> every second that went by, it was getting hotter and hotter. >> horrified at seeing someone burning alive on his watch, corporal crosby starts tearing at the passenger door, bending and pulling it away from the car. >> we're trying to just create a big space to try to pull him out. >> corporate denton grabs a fire extinguisher from the patrol car. >> we got to use this fire ex

barnes & noble is separating the two publicly traded companies again.ne will contain the retail chain, the other the nook e-reda ader. the barnes & noble's college bookstore business is not expected -- is now expected to be completed by the end of august. net neutrality not only a major decision at the fcc meeting, there was another one. commissioners voted to let chattanooga, tennessee and wilson, north carolina override a state law and expand their city-owned broadband services into new areas. the fcc ruling only applies to those two cities. president obama called the fcc pushback against any laws restricting local rock broadband -- local broadband. earlier today i caught up with one of the leading voices advocating these new rules. senator al franken, democrat from minnesota am a we talked about why than 4 million people are having their voices heard about this fcc and this obscure rule. >> it tells you that especially younger americans, but a lot of other people really knew what the subject was about, is it as arcane or technical as people think it