as our carol erickson tells us peak viewing is from 7:30 to 10:30. >> reporter: outer space being unloaded from the back of the suv in urban philadelphia a telescope, light enough to carry, strong enough to see a half billion miles away. while it might not be the hubbell telescope with the orbiting view this one still has enough, to unlock the sky and the imagination right from the ground of the community center in west philadelphia a. >> so, go out any night and see six astronauts in international space station flying over philadelphia owe if kid see that they will get idea that maybe i can do that. >> reporter: derrick pits knows science sometimes needs to go to the neighborhood. so while frankford institute's chief astronomer love to visit his powerful telescope those wow moments can happen anywhere using telescopes far smaller then the one on the roof of the franklin institute. tonight 30 portable telescopes like this one will head to various neighborhood with volunteer astronomer serving as guide to the sky and many people apparently need an outer space tour director. but focusing on

cbs-3 "eyewitness news" reporter carol erickson has more. >> reporter: this man looks apprehensive, no wonder earhardt when the sell business to take a big test about america in the immigration test so important he need a pose for support family, sure but also his lawyer. >> he studied hard and is ready. >> that is correct. >> reporter: the seven three-year mr. when the sell a man of few words to pass through those doors and pass that test and beast come a u.s. citizen finally. holds his memory close in the napkin coming from the u.s. from germany. serving in the u.s. military. going to vietnam as an army cook. getting promotions and believing what the lieutenant told him. >> they kept telling me once in the citizen, which i believed him but it didn't turnout that way. >> reporter: enter elizabeth richie a pro buono florida immigration lawyer with the message of help for wentsell, and others like them. >> they need naturalization certificate or seek the right help. >> reporter: they might not be citizens. >> that is right. >> reporter: that was mr. went sell's story. >> my wife said yo

little warmer than we've been experiencing, let's get the latest from carol erickson. >> absolutely perfect baseball weather. we slutly a door what we are finding out there. look at this, it is quiet out here now in the stadium area it won't be for long. because katie fehlinger will soon be out here. phillies temperatures, 07 degrees at 3:00. 5:00 p.m., 69 degrees, 7:00 p.m., 67 degrees. you get the idea. these temperatures are mild, they'll stay mild. nothing going on on storm scan3 at all. we love that look. we will be keep it today. can't same the same for the rest of the week, looks like we have showers moving n right now it is until the 40's, 43 degrees, little cool this morning, 40 in trenton, 44 wilmington, 36 up in allentown, but boy the warm up is going to be on the way today. by the time we hit noon, 65 degrees and might be finding these temperatures as 72 degrees this afternoon. weather, easy one computer models say not not much, not much going on. winds that plagued us all weekends, they are also going to be down by 7:00 p.m. people with a victory celebrating in the parking lot,

i want to read you something else erickson wrote. he said quote, there is no evidence jesus baked a cake to celebrate sin but the media wants you to think he did. pay no attention to the guy in the bible who spoke the most about hell fire. oh wait that would be the very same jesus. >> these laws are allowing christians to distort their faith, not to express it. greatness comes through humbling yourself not through refusing to serve others. for christians to want to fight on this issue and to use their political power in order to refuse service to others is a complete misrepresentation of the jesus that we find in the gospels and the jesus that the christian tradition has historically honored and seeked to live our lives after. >> i think what some christians believe is that they're forced to participate at a gay wedding and they don't believe in homosexuality and they believe it's a sin, which is their right. this will spill over into their church and they'll be forced to worship a certain way. >> those are two separate issues. makin

it would be the second-biggest network equipment maker in the world after erickson.'s take a look at whether no kia --nokia could even afford alcatel. we would see a 34% premium over alcatel's market value. what we have to keep in mind is that with the french -- will the french government back this. would it back a deal for the wireless assets or for nokia to buy alcatel in its entirety. previously they had said they don't want any m&a and had blocked key corporate mergers in the country. they are trying to protect french jobs especially in research and development. nokia has the cash as they sold their device unit last year and completed that seven and a half billion dollar deal to sell off the devices they made. but also, there is now talk of selling their maps unit. suddenly this fuel the share price rally yesterday. let's have a look at what really was going on in terms of the maps unit. nokia is refocusing. the chief executive is really honing down on what nokia provides. 90% of the money comes from the networks area. they also have a research and development li

. >> beginning in 2009 giant erickson is coming under increasing pressure from the united states because it is selling equipment to oppressive governments around the world. in the mids of all of this they decide to pay bill clinton, they pay him a whopping 750,000 dollars. >> soon after hillary clinton's state department new broader stations against iran. >> erickson declined our interview request. they conceded it was significant 750,000 dollars. it would be seen in light of clinton's travel to hong kong for the event and the event spans two-days. the company insists the conversation regarding iran had no impact on the decision. >> there's money in south america. in june 2010 bill clinton was in columbia. >> he meets with the then president of columbia to discuss matters in private. hillary clinton is in club yaw at the same time. after bill leaves the presidential palace hillary clinton comes in and has lunch with the. president of columbia and explains her equipmentmentcommitment to a free trade agreement. >> the very same trade agreement she pledged to defeat while running for presid

our carol erickson went to campus in pennsylvania to check out jersey. >> in the middle of the tough day at the office everybody need an outside break, you know fresh air sunshine, base of the tree, could this dog jersey please have some privacy here. he looks at the drexel campus after being couped up working on the third floor of the university recollect center in his therapy office all morning. the puppy break he is on outside dually noted on his office door with his title, jersey certified therapy dog and a busy one even on his break, drexel students like george seek out four year-old mix adopted from the delaware county spca to be a campus stress buster. >> i have heard different stud that is says it relieves pressure. >> reporter: jersey keeps regular office hours facebook page and sees dozens of students a week sometimes from under the desk of catherine formica co work hours lived together, it is jersey's job to make life better for stressed out students, when working out, doesn't work out for dan office therapy with jersey does. >> it is relaxing. >> reporter: for jersey some

joining me is the editor of red state eric erickson.r thoughts? >> we've seen her visits. it's like they're following the circus. >> you write in your op-ed piece she will be the jim henson of the political press. what do you mean by that? >> she'll have their hands up them like jim henson does to curimatecur curmitt. she shows up at a restaurant wearing sun glasses and doesn't talk to the employees. abc news refers to it as an adventure had mitt romney done that. they would have nailed him. >> you're looking at the press's reaction online in social media. how do you compare their reaction to marco rubio's announcement and hillary clinton's announcement? >> well it's interesting. with rubeio and ted cruz. with all three of them they were joking, very flippant about their speeches. focusing on any missteps they might have said in any way they may have tripped over a word. with hillary clinton it was like a queen's coronation. they were serious about it. and taking it to a much higher level. they were treating it as a level of authenticit

little warmer than we've been experiencing, let's get the latest from carol erickson. >> absolutely perfectoor what we are finding out there. look at this, it is quiet out here now in the stadium area it won't be for long. because katie fehlinger will soon be

please contact carol erickson's pet page on facebook with any information on getting this missing dog, die machine back. >> all right carol, thank you. >>> it is 7:26. still to come on "eyewitness news", two separate incidents involving police officers are caught on tape. details on how authorities are explaining officer use of excessive force. >>> frantic moments toddler falls 12 feet in the cheetah exhibit at cleveland zoo what officials say happened right before that fall. >> sunshine right now looks so beautiful, just a preview tour week carol has your weekday fo >>> we are beginning with breaking news which we will get to in just a moment but first it is sunday, april 12th, good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. just about 7:30. we are looking forward to just a wonderful day. another great forecast ahead. carol is standing by with more on that. this looks amazing carol. >> it is one of the nicest days in a long, long time. if you have outdoor plans you're wise to make them. if you haven't made them yet, true to. even pulling a chair to the window a

ruth erickson remembers the early days before the trouble started.body that came here to work was in -- [ dog barks ] shush! -- was in bad shape economically. and reserve ilt the town they furnished us with our medical facilities fire, ambulance, everying. um... i can't say enough good things about reserve mining. schoumacher: taconite contains iron. not a lot, but enough to make a profit if younow w to crush it and separate the grains of iron from the rest of the rock. and reserve knew how. but the refining process requires vast amounts of water anproduces 2 tons of sandy residue, called tailings foevery ton of iron pellets. and thatreates a proem. those tailings have to be put somewhere. and for years, the cheapest place to put them was the lake. that upset a lot of people ke environmentalist alden lind. the save lake superiorassociatiostarted in late '69 and came about largely because of concerns of people who lived in the silver bay vicinity about the impact of the tailings disposal on lake superior. schoumacher: it wasn't long before a new feder

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joining me is our chief economist and the portfolio manager lon erickson.going to slip out energy -- strip out energy. is that a legitimate way to look at earnings by taking out energy? what do you think? >> i think we should leave them in there. it is a key component. when they were doing well everyone wanted them in there. we are going to go through a down cycle. let's leave them in there. >> let's take a look at the price action we saw today. we got an immediate drop in the snp and an immediate recovery. what was that from? >> it said most participants viewed a june rate hike. it is paraphrasing, but market participants saw that and thought this is a fed that is surprisingly hawkish and ready to act on monetary policy. however, the minutes are a bit stale and had to be viewed through the lens of a fed looking at gdp growth closer to 2%. non-foreign payroll rates closer to 300,000 and a robust pace of economic activity. since then we have seen a significant pack of the data. we know the economy is growing at a slower pace. we saw the stall of jobs. it was

. >> erickson's element ploi owe -- he pays the workers, he pays the workers, he pays the taxes, sadand modern shed they -- >> as soon as you have employees and you have space, you kritd liabilities. modern shed as it is now, the entity that it is there's not much liabilities. >> with all of these costs and liabilities. you might wonder why they might not prefer a weekly paycheck from ryan. >> i want to control my own life, i want to control my own time. i'll work with the guys we'll work with each other, but we prefer to be independent. >> i like to maintain that individually to bring in the jobs that i would like to build, the things that make my blood flow. >> i would not be interested in being a corporate employee ever again. >> to find out how this system of independent contractors works, you need to drive another two hours back south to the edge of puget sound to speak with mike proback. mike is director of sales for modern shed. >> we're all taking care of ourselves and we realize as we continue to grow the company by continuing to put the time in. myself i won't with successful

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erickson. it seems to be very aggressively entering a lot of other markets around the world. >> i think that cisco is also a big competitor and i think that this some people could say listen these are two drunken sailer lors sailer trying to hold each other hup. >> those were two alcoholics. those guys had no hope. they managed to pull it off. i didn't think they could save the accompany. my hats off to them to stay in the game. >> they were finally cash flow positive for the time time ever. >> that's the merger. >> the biggest global tech deal since facebook last year. >> keep in mind europe is getting better and there's companies taking advantage of that. obviously, we look at the ecb and say how much better? we're seeing numbers that make me feel the dollar if dragging it back down at all, i think the dollar would be down. that's what a lot of people are hoping for. the fact they said it's a marathon they're going to stay on does worry me. the dollar has to eventually start going up. >> rate

such a deal would be nokia's largest acquisition ever and could vault erickson as the largest maker ofeless network equipment. here to break it down is editor at large cory johnson. paint the big picture for us. nokia isn't the company once used to be. and alcatel-lucent is a different company as well. cory: back in the dot-com bubble, there is no bigger deal than alcatel-lucent in the world of networking. the french companies, alcatel and the former at&t labs, bell labs, later called lucent technology, when they came together it seemed like it would be the dominant network business in the world. what happened was it is hard to run a business in france. it is hard to make changes to business in france and the business struggled mightily. but lately alcatel-lucent is killing it. the number one networking business period out there, top five in all that it serves. as my friend tim savage likes to say, it is really lucent-alcatel now rather than alcatel-lucent because the lucent business is the very best in the world, and they are getting that benefit from market and they really finally pu

we will get right over to our carol erickson.day forecast. this isn't all that bad but just not what you wanted in april. it feels really cold outside with these temperatures in the 30's, and some cases and around 40 degrees for the maximum so far today. the clouds are out there through center city philadelphia we will find a lot of clouds as we head out to kutztown 35 degrees. just a damp, chilly day, storm scan three showing clouds, varying levels over the area we will fine showers especially later on and tonight and tomorrow. showers and then are storms in the afternoon and evening on friday. look at that temperature tomorrow 75 degrees. by the time we hit weekend we are in the 60's with sunshine. temperatures are all over the place but gets better temperature wise coming up vittoria. >> good morning everyone. right now we are dealing with the medical emergency on the north bound side of i-95 ramp to 420. a vehicle stuck in the embankment here, ramp compromised on both side by a tow truck as well as an ambulance. i-95 northbou

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that telecommunications giant erickson tried to avoid sanctions for doing business with iran by paying bill clinton $750,000 for a speech. i'm sure those are just misunderstanding right? we should point out "clinton cash" will be published by harpercollins a division of news corp. here to discuss it, charlie gasparino, staved asman is here as well and judely miller, author of the story. she is a fox news contributor. david asman, i will start with you. this is a lot. >> it a lot, what "the new york times" did, by the way judy's old publication, they took the book peter schweizer's book, expanded on it. what we have done, fox news channel's done bret baier's report expanded even further, what "the times" says this, the russians now have 1/5 of all the u.s. uranium sources as a result of deals smoothed out by the clinton foundation, by bill clinton in particular, possibly with the help, possibly with the help of hillary clinton at the state department. what bret baier found out that number may be half. half of the u.s. uranium supply controlled by the russians who may be selling uranium

it is supported by at&t and erickson. a wonderful event. taken it around the world. san francisco.t gives me the opportunity. c-span: you do an interview series. >> guest: my tech crunch shifted to arrival. c-span: and how often do you do interviews? >> guest: about once a week. c-span: here is an excerpt of three of them. ♪ >> technology continues to dramatically change the world, so dramatically that even politicians current politicians are realizing digital technology can change dramatically and revolutionize government. the 1st politicians is gavin newsom. the number two guy. he's famous. famous for his insights into technology. welcome. the founder and ceo. >> i come out with a new book. welcome to tech crunch take crunch tv. >> thank you for having me here. full of optimism. missed the future. nostalgic for the future. c-span: another example. is this an expensive thing to put together? >> guest: i don't pay for it. tech crunch paid for it. c-span: does it work for them? >> guest: it works for me. i should not admit this publicly. everyone will know about it. you do certain t

. >>> arraigned on murder charges, abandoned her glad with a pledgee erickson in the woods so she couldit her boyfriend in maryland. passerby found the 21 year old four days later on the ground with only blanket and a bible. he remains in the hospital. >> bruce jenner made announcement in prime time interview after months of speculation and rumors, cbs news correspondent chris van cleve has the details. >> there is it is, bruce jenner comes out as transgender near interview with diane soar. >> i would say i've always been very confused with my gender identity, since i was this big. >> talked about secretly wearing his sister's dresses as a boy but shared that side of himself with only hands full of people. jenner shot to international fame in 1976 when he won olympic gold for the us in the de cat long. after that, he was a market err's dream decades later he married chris kardashian, and became known to today's generation as the stepfather of the kardashian kids. >> jenner said he started transition for taking transgender pills for five years, but would put on dresses and walk anonymous

fox's patrick erickson has the story from washington state. >> reporter: running around and playing inard looks like any other puppy. but thee ya is one lucky dog. back in february, the stray one-year-old bully breed mix that was fed by farm hands was hit by a car. one of the farm hands who saw her got hit tried putting her out of her misery. >> she was hit in the head with a hammer and then buried. >> reporter: something like out of movie four days later the thea reappeared. injured and monthly nourished she was taken a veterinary school at washington state university where she was treated for those injuries. images from a cat scan show multiple fractures in her head. the damage to her sinus cavity so severe she needs surgery so she can once again breathe out of her nose. looking for help her new owners have create add page raising money for surgery and a second chance at life. the. >> surgery is supposed to be an upwards of $9,000. plus the medical care for the vet and everything. >> reporter: skinny an little weak her appetite is back and she's steadily been gaining weight and as sh

our carol erickson has all of the details when you join you for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> a lot of exciting things in space. >>> we now know building a a robot is no easy task. >> no, it wouldn't be for me. try building one that operates under water. that is a tougher challenge. but it is a across the region expect at drexel university's annual sea perch under water robotics competition this event in the tenth year is the region's top middle and high school teams begins each other and their goal to build a submersible robot that can simulate under water rescue operations. >> it is inventive. it is something new. it is not your every day up convention. you get to build and get out of class to do something that other kid don't get to experience the whole time. >> amazing what they created there. more than 3,000 students participated in today's event and the winners will advance to a national competition that happens at the end of may. good luck to them. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" parents never look forward to the talk with their kids the birds, bees. >> and now is there

shannon lamb, faith burton, and britney erickson from easton middle school in silver spring, maryland, are one of our second prize winners. their entry focuses on cultural sensitivity. >> as the leaves change color all of american minds turned to football. among the nation's fall football fever, the washington redskins are causing a nationwide controversy on the question of whether their name and mascot is offensive and should be changed. [music plays] on june 18 2014, the united states patent office, part of the executive branch of government, canceled the redskins' trademark, claiming it was disparaging of native americans. >> in the dictionary, what is defined as a racial slur? we as americans know that the redskin was inside -- the inside of a scalp taken and shown as bounty. >> the redskins were allowed to keep their trademark while continuing to appeal their decision. senators have spoken out about the washington team's name. >> mr. speaker, it is time for the national foot all-league and the nfl commissioner roger goodell face the reality that the continued use of the word "red

mark: where does this leave eric's and -- erickson and juniper?potential partners? julian: this need to words a software-based plan also the need to support a new kind of telecom infrastructure. if you look at some of the companies like facebook and google, what they do in terms of data centers and processing capabilities to support their services. some are moving in a similar direction. all of these vendors will have to pull in the capabilities to support those new types of networks. they will be looking for partners and companies with that expertise. it is more in the i.t. world than telco. i think there is a need for all of these companies to develop that capability. caroline: thank you very much for putting that in perspective. mark: let's take a look at the stoxx. cks. africa's biggest insurer will be replaced. he became ceo in 2008. he has outperformed his peers. bye to julia roberts. caroline: interestingly a few lower shares for lucent. the overall valuation of alcatel is more than some analysts were estimating. alcatel will get a third of

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guy: later, we talked to the ceo of erickson.ine: also coming up, amalie chang sits down with the facebook chief operating officer and richard branson for an exclusive conversation. we will have the best of that interview throughout the day tomorrow. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." guy: brazil's state-controlled oil company has reported a $2.1 billion charge related to corruption scandals. with more on the story, roderigo joins us from madrid. can we expect more? put this in context. >> there's this right down, and they've had other issues with the decline in oil prices. $2.1 billion is not as big as a lot of people were expecting. at least there's a number out there now. this is a key issue for the bonds. they won't be breaching. the investigation is ongoing. we don't know what else will show up. francine: what is next for petrobras? rodrigo: the biggest issue is that within 30 days, the ceo's will be presenting their new five-year plan. that's has to do with capex. the second issue is their divestment program. they've

takes out alcatel they leapfrog over erickson.son executives, this is the way the world works, right? jeff: i think ericsson is one to keep an ion as well as juniper, which can be taken out or part of a roll up strategy. matt: very interesting stuff. thanks for joining us. can intel survive the death of pcs? rpcs really going to die? we are watching -- are pcs really going to die? ♪ matt: avon products is exploring the sale of its north american operations as it evaluates ways to turn around the struggling unit. the company isn't running a former sales process although it is open to offers to the unit according to a number chores are -- to a member source. blaze pizza is a lebron james-backed pizza chain aimed to talk to probably. -- two top chipotle. intel reporting earnings in under 10 minutes. for a long time, the company has primed best priced in the wind down of the pc business. now they are waiting for her strategy on its mobile strategy and waiting to hear if it has enough cash to offset losses from pc business. what do you

want to get right over it carol erickson for our forecast just a peach of a day?is i appointed with the number of clouds we're finding first thing this morning, but i think still able to salvage beautiful day today. temperatures will be comfortable. you can see on storm scan3, we do have some clouds over the philadelphia area right now and well off to the west. we have an area of precipitation, now, our weather does change as we go to tomorrow and the rest of the week, for now we enjoy beautiful day coming up. and a very comfortable one, as well. the temperatures to the north of philadelphia, still in the 30's 42 degrees, through philadelphia, and in the 40's, to the south. but our high temperature this afternoon, get to go 72 degrees, tomorrow, some showers, come in here and wednesday, thursday, could be even cooler than those 50's justin, so we have got a lot of weather changing coming up. >> so typical, at least joined in the 70s at least radar quiet. helping traffic out little bit. still slow. seventy-six westbound coming out every city avenue. not that bad ac

faith burton, shannon lamb, and britney erickson from silver spring, maryland are one of our second prize winners. their entry focuses on cultural sensitivity. >> as leaves turn color people's minds turned to football. among fall football fever washington redskins are causing a controversy on the question as to whether their name and mascot is offensive and should be changed. on june 18, 2014, the united states patent office, part of the executive branch of government, canceled the redskins trademark declaring it was disparaging of the native americans. , we know that redskin was the inside of a scalp taken as bounty. we have two redskins, we have just murdered to indians, here is proof. >> senators have spoken out about the washington team's name . >> mr. speaker continued use of the word "redskin" is unacceptable. it is a racist derogatory term and offensive to native americans. >> one day, my daughter came home crying. it hurt me. why are you crying? what's wrong? as a concern parent, i was very inquisitive. she said the name of the girl had called her a dirty redskin. that name was no

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