gregg: the u.s.announcing survives of the fort hood shooting will now receive all benefits aassociated with the purple heart award including staff sergeant sean manning who received hostile fire pay. the army spent years refusing purple hearts. the pentagon argued the shooting was an act of workplace violence and not terrorism. martha: a storm chaser capturing this footage. this was yesterday. thankfully no reports of injuries. the atmosphere is out there for more. maria molina is reporting live. >> reporter: things are picking up in the central plains. we are looking at an upper-level low pressure system anchors across the rockies. it's spinning out here producing a lot of heavy snow across colorado and which. ahead of it that's where we are seeing the severe weather risk. we have showers and storms a across central oklahoma and kansas. but when the sun comes out we are looking for the risk of severe storms. it's possible that in the central plains we could see large size mail because we have such c

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. he flew into restricted air space and landed on the front lawn of the capitol building. martha: did he let the secret service know he had something up his sleeve? >> reporter: the secret service said he did not. but he had been hinting to his local newspaper. the newspaper had so much advance notice that a representative from the newspaper was in d.c. when it went down. >> he sent info to media blast and obama.com and he was streaming it. we were watching from the starbucks up the road. everybody had access to it. >> reporter: it blasted off from gettysburg, 80 miles away. his cargo was marked with proper postage. but "the washington post" says as of last night none of it had been delivered. one with it northeast thought it was a usps copter coming in for a landing. another witness thought it looked like e.t. martha: he said i'm not a terrorist, i'm just here to deliver mail. now he will be delivered in court. >> reporter: hughes will be in a federal courtroom and the government is lo

gregg: soccer, rfk united-houston. off the free, off the top of the net, 1-0 united, but houston scored in the second half, the game ends tied 1-1. maryland came way back to beat ohio state in overtime. playoff perspective, if they win the individual championships the caps will still have won 15 more games -- the caps would still have to win 15 more games. the caps have yet to do it, the wizards did it a long time back when they were the bullets. kimberly: up next, find out why even after nobody rsvp'd for this girls party she is now receivin kimberly: a family in minnesota has hundreds of strangers to thank for birthday party. mckinsey does not know many people let her elementary school and she has a learning disability, which makes making friends difficult. when nobody rsvp'd for her birthday party her family turned to facebook. now she is getting presents and gifts from people she does not even know. >> there's a boy named sam. i think it's going to be great. exciting. kimberly: she is absolutely adorable. the famil

gregg: two teams in the playoffs, the nationals playing as well. wizards go into overtime in game one of the playoffs. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. gregg: the was reserved trying to re-create the magic of last season, with more expected this season. today they opened the playoffs on the road and took the game into overtime. paul pierce, for three. he had 20, the wizards up five. fourth quarter, the was earns cruising. bradley beal did not have the best day shooting, but he had one here. toronto kept eating into the lead. they tie the game at 82-82 with a long jumper. don't get too excited, this is going to overtime. john wall has the basketball for the wizards. inside to nene, with the jam the wizards win game one 93-96. >> i think when you win game one on the road, it's the mindset. it was a good game one win on the road, sets the tone for the series. we know they are tough at home. it takes the pressure off of us and puts it on them now. so we will just take it one game at a time and try to get g

host: gregg zoroya of usa today.is article army morale low despite a six year $287 million optimism program. hello, you're on with gregg zoroya. are you with us? go ahead. caller: i would like to thank -- think of the troops could be raised if washington would stop prosecuting the 47 senators. article 14 statement three of the constitution says that washington is behind them. thank you. host: what have we heard from washington? have you heard from members of congress and the house armed services who appropriate money for the army and military? guest: the story came out yesterday and i have not heard anything. i put out feelers with army leadership to find out if they are going to take a second look at this program. i'm waiting for a response. host: if you're active duty military, give us a call at (202) 748-8000. >> -- iraq and afghanistan veterans, call is at (202) 748-8001. all others call at (202) 748-8002. we go to lake placid, florida. richard is on the line, also a veteran. caller: good morning. thank you for t

>> definitely. >> cherri gregg, thanks, we'll check in with you a little later. pope francis celebrates easter sunday at saint peters square breathe the rain in vatican city, dawned rain slickers, held umbrellas fateful seemed to follow the pontiff's message for easter vigil. encouraged people to go john their comfort zone, banning indifference from their lives. >> police investigating kidnapping in center city, investigators tell us a woman was abducted while leaving a store where she works on jewelers row. , taken from the jewelry store, they wanted the codes to the store, and dropped her off at 84th and linberg in philadelphia. taken to presbyterian medical center with some injuries. >> new this morning, a motorcyclist leads police on chase in montgomery county, this is the scene in plymouth meeting, where it all came to an end. state troopers tell us, they first tried to pull over the motorcyclist, shortly after midnight on 76 west, when he took off. they finally caught up to him and after he crashed into a ravine on germantown pike, he was taken to the hospi

cherri gregg from sister station kyw1060 at bethel ame church parishioners getting early start. good morning to you. >> happy easter to you good morning, yes for about 220 years mother bethel has been holding easter service here, on sunday morning and let me tell you folks are dress in the their resurrection white i see couple of folks coming in right now for the sunrise service. sunrise service is extremely symbolic. it is believed jesus christ rose from the dead easter sunday, with that sunrise it is believed that that is when he actually a rose from the dead. so christians believe in this day, there is going to be a lot of hymns inside of the church this morning the sanction too area will be lit up as folks are celebrating the most important day in the christian calendar. live in society hill, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank if you, appreciate it. >> and developing right now police are investigating a kidnapping in center city. investigators tell us a woman was abducted while leaving a store where she works on jewelers row. 593 year old was

cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 live in society hill. where parishioners are already in surface this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole happy easter. that's right easter is more than just painted eggs, and chocolate bunnies. it is resurrection sunday, for christians, and in that sunday has been celebrated here for more than 220 years here at mother bethel ame church. as you can see from the video dozens and dozens of faith full parishioners got up early this morning for the 6:00 a.m. sunrise service to pray and to listen to the story of how jesus christ rose from the dead, three days after his death and crust fiction. color for the day resurrection white, same color christians believe the angels wore when they discovered jesus was not in his tomb. so why get up so early in it is pretty simple for this member of mother bethel ame church. >> jesus died for us, which is the only reason we're even here. and the least we can do is get up early on sunday morning and do a sunrise service in celebration of everything that h

in northeast philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> of course stayith "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the aftermath in nepal both on television and any time on our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> turning to our weather now, not a bad way to end the weekend. still on the chilly side for late april at least for me. so can we expect a warmup for the start of the work week? well, let's check in, our friends meteorologist kate bilo is in for justin and joins us with the first forecast. >> hey, natasha. today turned out to be the nicest day of the past few. it felt very warm out there with the sun beating down even though we were still about 3 degrees below average less winds, stronger sun and a few degrees of warmth really made today feel pretty nice but on storm scan3 a few clouds are starting to move through, we had a lot of sunshine earlier now. clouds have taken over. tomorrow showers will follow that same path from north to south. isolated showers here and there, not a big deal for tomorrow. let's talk about the temperatures. because we know

on spring garden cherri gregg kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> still ahead on "eyewitnesss" tonight the scrutiny continues. the israeli prime minister continues his campaign against the obama administration's nuclear deal with iran. >>> plus, could congress have the final say? >>> also, riots on the streets of lexington kentucky last night upset basketball fans caused a big mess after their team's stunning loss in the final four. justin. >> okay, warm, then showers. that's going to be the forecast for the upcoming week. i'll show you the seven day when "eyewitness news" returns. >> and ahead in sports, the flyers continue to play well against the good teams in hockey. lesley van arsdale has the highlights from their afternoon m (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh

thanks for is having me, gregg. when i first met hillary clinton in 1994 and she was campaigning for governor ann richards in texas, i couldn't have met a more warmer person and getting to work with her at the white house while running the women's office in the national democratic committee, i do think there's a side of her that has not broken through as well because you've had decades of media scrutiny at no other level than a candidate, or a public figure has faced before. >> you really think she does well in front of crowds? >> i think she does an amazing job in front of crowds. >> really? why not take advantage of it? >> she doesn't -- >> why not do it in front of a big crowd? >> -- intimate setting when she's talking one-on-one with folks. when they get to know her and her story, and her fight to level the playing field because that's what this campaign is going to be about. >> matt, let me go to you. you know, she's headed immediately to iowa where she came in third place in 2008 and never really recovered fro

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm gregg jarrett. an historic meeting of president obama and raul castro shaking hands. mashing the first time the two have seen each other since restoring diplomatic ties last year. the two leaders will meet later today as they try to normalize relations. this is the first extended meeting between cuban and american leaders in more than 40 years. >>> big problems for the biebs. a judge in argentina issuing an arrest warrant for the pop star. he's accused of ordering his bodyguard to attack a photog there back in 2013. he was supposed to appear for questioning in november but he was a no-show. a spokesperson for bieber claims hey, this case thab rehas been resolved. i'm gregg jarrett. see you at 2:30 eastern with julie banderas. check out fox news.com for your latest headlines.news.com for your latest headlines. >>> forget the corruption charge against bob menendez. is the real story the medicare fraud that was just exposed by this scandal? let me explain. senator menendez is accused of covering up for

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm gregg jarrett. tragedy in new york city. four people found dead inside a queens new york home believed to have been poisoned by carbon monoxide after a car left running inside the garage. a veteran nypd finding his parents dead while checking on them after they didn't pick up their telephone. a friend and tenant renting an upstairs apartment also killed. >>> overseas, the suspected master mind of that deadly 2008 mumbai terror attacks now a free man. released on bail from prison in pakistan yesterday, sparking widespread outrage in india. he is believed to be the leader of the terror group that carried out those attacks on a train station, hotels and hospital that killed 166 people over that four-day-long siege. >>> i'm gregg jarrett. now back to "cavuto on business" right here on fox news. >>> you thought last year's border surge was bad? a new report showing a number of young illegals crossing our border could make for another cruel summer. over 3,000 minors entering the united states in march alone. only a handful of them

cherri gregg from ky news radio 1060 liver with the details, cherry?: good morning, nicole. aid workers doctors other relief arriving in nepal this morning to aid the tens every thousands of people left out in the cold following saturday's devastating earthquake. and the powerful after shocks that follow. one powerful after seaning, magnitude 6.7 sent people yelling and running for open ground. meanwhile, rescuers and international relief teams are clearing rubble is her clinic for survivors while landslides blocked roads, hindering relief efforts. the 7.8 earthquake that hit on saturday, leveled buildings and flattens a capitol city of katmandu historic center, the scene as described by witnesses, was one of chaos and panic as hundreds fled buildings, and they collapsed around them. >> i tell you, it was very horrifying situation, we barely able to move out of the house, we held ourselves together just praying to see and witness the walls just beside our house collapsing. >> hospitals so crowded, people being treated out in the open, as relief workers

joining me to discuss is gregg harper.e somehow seems to get his hands on all of these devices before the rest of us. i see you once again got your hands on the samsung s6 edge. what do you think? >> it is a beautiful phone. here is the s6 here is the iphone 6. it is thinner, a bigger screen, the camera is beautiful, it is much faster, it feels nice in your hands. the curve at the nice touch to it. olivia: what is the point of the glass on three sides? >> the idea is that you have different colors to tell you who is calling. if it is your friend collar -- calling it is one collar -- caller. that is a way of getting notifications. there is another version that is the edge note and on that one the curve is bigger, see you can look at the clock on the side of have a ticker on the bottom that will tell you things stock tickers, sports tickers. olivia: so maybe you could get a bloomberg ticker going across. >> why not? olivia: that sounds like a little bit more utility. it looks good. this is the first time sang sung -- samsung

gregg: thank you. martha: "happening now" starts now, have a really good weekend everybody. ♪ ♪ jenna: well, the 2016 election battle is heating up. we're just minutes away from the start of a true hi can't-miss event for any republican considering a white house run. hello, everybody, i'm jenna lee. eric: and hello, everyone i'm eric shawn in for jon scott today. eyes are on new hampshire for the kickoff to the first in the nation's leadership summit. jenna: it'll be quite a party. some of those speaking today include new jersey governor chris christie, florida senator marco rubio, former texas governor rick perry and former florida governor jon bush. tomorrow's speakers include wisconsin governor scott walker, texas senator ted cruz and kentucky senator rand paul. along with former business executive carly carly fiorina and former arkansas governor mike huckabee. we told you it was crowd, there it is. [laughter] john mccormick with us now, senior writer for the weekly standard. guys with so many diffe

budenholzer is a gregg popovich disciple.nwhile steve kerr's warriors were 67-15.most wins in warriors history and tied for the 6th best record in nba history. best offense.best defense. the rockets in the mavericks' the best game and while. houston beat dallas tonight. >> pam: the answer being with us tonight will see to moscowtomorrow. >>> hot foothills larry. her scooby van clocked at 92 miles per hour. >> it was just really, really fast. >> then, kick that camera. >> are cops fed up with being caught on camera? >> wait until you see what happened when this law enforcement officer saw a bystander taping him. >> plus, bikini dui. can you believe she is a granny? >> and rumer willis's "dancing with the stars" outfit, too raunchy for tv. >> plus, the bizarre challenge sweeping the internet. >> oh, my god. >> why would anyone want to do this

gregg and her 13-year-old daughter janessa as well as jessica morales who died when she got trapped inside her burning home. she was just 20 years old. three members of the same family were killed. 17-year-old william 50-year-old gregg and 82-year-old lavonne. tom is here now. tom, the surviving member of that family spoke out today before the massive fine came down. >> she certainly did. before they voted they heard from those victims including miss bollis. >> reporter: in this firy hill she has lost her husband and mother-in-law. >> it has been filled with anger, loss and despair. i find it a battle to get up and go on with my life. >> reporter: one commissioner appointed after the blast visited the site. >> wild flowers were growing on the lots where houses once stood as if god had planted flowers in memories of families that lived there. >> reporter: the mayor wants more than kind words. >> today they will be severely punished but they must take responsibility admit its role in this tragedy and commit to wholesale reforms. >> reporter: while most of the fine will go towards safety impr

gregg palkot is live in london. what can you tell bus this suspect so far gregg? >> reporter: we are look at serious terror concerns in paris, in france. its interior minister came out and announced a 24-year-old french algerian student was nabbed by police sunday morning. the cop says he got a gunshot wound we'll responding to a robbery. when they go to the home they find guns fan vests, everything for the attack? january synagogues and mosques have been guard by police but not churches. it has been feared they could be vulnerable because there have been other attacks against christians. to show how deadly serious this man could have been, police are possibly linking him to the murder of a young womb plan that same paris -- young woman in that same paris suburb. martha: we sun he was also make -- we understand he was also making plans to go to syria. >> reporter: there are indications there is a syria link. police say this guy was opposite their way door twice in the past two years. police say that there wasn't enough information to hold the guy and also they wer

drive by boris diaw he also had 5 blocks the pelicans held on from the free throw line williams hugs greggh final: 108-103 pelicans they advance to the playoffs for in foru season they take on the warriors next here's anthony davis warriors drew 2nd most fans in team history ths season 2007 was the most 1st quarter andrew bogut great save to steph curry who nails the 3-pointer 25-15 warriors 2nd quarter curry sets up klay thompson for the 3-pointer thomspn had 25 points in the first half 2nd half four starters bogut green, thompson and curry all bwenched for the 2nd half 4th quarter/ 127-124 warriors marreese speights he takes it all the way from half court curry and the team love it 129- 124 warriors steve kerr his warriors finish with 67 wins tied for 6th best in nba hostory final: 133-126 warriors they set six franchise records this season now it's playoff time here at todd mclellan is still the sharks head coach for now. joe thornton did't pull any punches when asked about mclellan's future. mcclellan said he is not ready to decide his future and the sharks and are ready to decide his

gregg popovich one of the best this the business. it showed today. the defending nba champs off to a great start. nice passing. leonard and green. hits the three. again, green to leonard alley-oop. steph curry lights out in the third quarter. finishes with 24 points in 30 minutes. also had turnovers. san antonio is the only team to beat the warriors in a series this year 107-92 your final. >> final four set for tomorrow night with wisconsin facing duke. this is not the matchup most envisioned, but it could be a great game with two great head coaches. last night duke easily beat michigan state. in order to advance wisconsin had to beat undefeated kentucky. while beating the wild cats is an accomplishment of its own they have 40 minutes of basketball to play. >> we know we have work to do. i think last night's game simply says, okay, it puts you in position now to go after the championship. >> we both have earned it to get here. you know their road and our road has been a difficult one. and we've responded. but it doesn't surprise me that wisconsin is

. >> cherri gregg from 1060 is live in the cbs news center more on that. good morning. >> good morning nicole. aid workers doctors other relief arriving in february a.m. this morning, to aid the tens of thousands of people left out in the cold following saturday's devastating earthquake, and the powerful after shocks that followed. >> one powerful after shock magnitude 6.7 sent people yelling and running for open grounds. meanwhile, rescuers and international relief teams are clearing rubble, searching for survivors, while landslides blocked roads, hindering relief efforts. left build, leveled kat man du historic center, the scene as described by witnesses was one of chaos panic as hundreds fled buildings as they collapsed around them. >> i tell you very horrifying situation. we barely able to move out of the house. we held ourselves together. the walls collapsing in front of us. >> hospitals in the city so crowded, people are being treated out in the open, as relief workers already on the ground struggle to aid to those who need it. >> the government is a

. >> reporter: survivor stephanie gregg lost a leg. she found strength. >> that moment was very liberating for me. i was looking at the person that tried to destroy me right in the face and showing them they didn't destroy me. >> reporter: the jurors will first decide the 30 charges. if tsarnaev is found guilty the penalty phase begins. all jurors said they would consider the death penalty. >>> this morning president obama is taking on skeptics of his preliminary deal to roll back iran's nigh clear program. he calls the framework a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity but he faces a tough job selling it to critics in congress some allies, and the american people. and it's not clear the u.s. and iran agree on the details. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. this is still a framework between now and july comes the tough part negotiators hammering out all the technical details. the president will use that time to defend the agreement while congress fights for a larger roll. >> this is our best bet

. >>> i'm gregg jarrett. now back to "bulls and bears." >>> tax day just four days away. a new report exposing millions in government waste may have you seeing red. john from an anti-u.s. movie to $15,000 to study shower habits of hotel guests. just more money down the drain? >> yes. i say we create a website. won't cost much money. won't be like health care.org. it's going to be i'm stupid and i wasted the money of the government.com. we'll put pictures of all these idiots to spent money. $297 was spent -- this is out of the movie "borat" flying iraqi film makers to los angeles, to hollywood. we give them money. they make anti-american films. what's bad about this? they don't list the names. some goof signed this. you have 6.5 million americans according to the social security roll over 111 years old. >> you are not so outraged. why? >> the whole million, when tom coburn used to do these there was more heft to it. what about the missile defense? we've got strike fighters costing money. i think the $200,000 movie made anti-america people are going to love america. they gi

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take a look here, trenton city leaders speaking out about the violence at gregg grant park. police say they've identified the attackers and they plan to start making arrests. we're hearing now from the sisters, one of whom needed 15 stitches in her left ear after she was hit by a brick. >> it was one-on-one, then her sister hit my sister. i was like no, and her mom hit me and her cousin hit me. >> the victims are upset with police saying they were slow to investigate after responding to that fight. trenton mayor erik johnson says he is looking into their complaints. >> south carolina authorities have released new video showing us how the fatal encounter between officer michael slager and walter scott began. >> my car is down. >> okay. all right, be right back with you. >> about 45 seconds later scott opened his core and began running. a cell phone video captured slager shooting scott was unarmed. slager grew up in south jersey now behind bars charged with murder. his mother spoke to cbs news. >> i grieve for them. i grieve for us. this is such a life changer. and it is hard,

but the video did help police identify those involved in that violent clash at gregg grant park in trenton. now, as you mentioned police expect to move forward with those arrests. >> punched, kicked hair pulled out disturbing images, caught on tape, during a city park scuffle, that left two teenage sisters in trenton fearing for their lives. >> could have got killed out there, like stomping on our heads, like grown women stomping on our heads. we are only teenagers. anything could have happened out there. >> destiny said she was rough house withing another girl when her sister intervened. >> i was standing there one-on-one, then her sister hit my sister. so i was like no. then her mom hit mement and her cousin hit me. >> plenty stepped to up fight but no one stepped in to stop it. now, she has 15 stitches in her ear. >> oh, they're getting bus. >> i incident was recorded on cell phone video so was the voice after man egging them on. >> you're just as guilty. because you sat there and you recorded it and you new my daughter. >> the attackers have been identified and police expect to start m

i got to play for gregg williams mike mularkey jeff fisher. andy reid. a lot of great coaches. chip is up there. one of my favorites. being around him every day has made me a better player a better person. to ride with him and represent this city, my 13th year, i wouldn't do it any other way. >> reporter: we appreciate your time. you came from c.h.o.p. you're a charitable guy. in light of this new partnership, we're going to team up right now. i might end up on youtube doing this. long snapper right here. i'm going to see if i can catch a long snap. i want to see what it's like to be donnie jones. >> we call him donnie long ball. >> reporter: where are you going here? >> back here. >> reporter: cheat, cheat, get a lot closer. this could go really horribly. right here? all right. here we go. this is it. there we go. >> reporter: oh, buddy. >> perfect. listen, thank you very much. long snapper, john dorenbos we appreciate your time man. >> thank you. >> reporter: let's reflect, let's look at the eagles emblem the logo. let's pan down to stormforce 10 nbc 10 is your new official t

jimmy: i'd like to thank the cast of the avengers, clark gregg and apologize to matt damon, we ran out the song "under the pressure" -- the war on drugs! [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ well the comedown here was easy like the arrival of a new day ♪ ♪ but a dream like this gets wasted without you under the pressure is where we are ♪ ♪ when it all breaks down and we're runaways standing in the wake of our pain ♪ ♪ and we stare straight into nothin but we're covered all the same ♪ ♪ you were raised on a promise to find out over time better come around to the new way ♪ ♪ watch as it all breaks down here under the pressure ♪ ♪ ♪ well the break down here stolen away up top ♪ here standing alone ♪ ♪ when you come here and i'm wasted lying on a field in the rain lyin' on my back ♪ ♪ loosening my grip i'm just wading in the water just trying not to crack under the pressure ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ all this way to connect and all the way back all the way to the corner everyday you were there for me m ♪ but will you wait for the one that disappears yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪ >> jimmy: no post credit scen

the produce of phillies baseball -- now for ben davis, gregg murphy and our crew, i'm tom mccarthy. 2re. now coming up nbc 10 news at 4:00. . >> chester police say a former boyfriend, who was not supposed to be at this home caused a standoff on 22nd street. officers arrested allen freeman for assault and several other charges. >> very scary. it's very scary. >> marissa shared the photos of the scene with us. >> this situation is bad very bad for the mama and the baby. it's very bad. >> police commissioner joseph bale had a gun and it called for a major response. >> we had two hostages and an armed gunmen who threatened to kilt police if they arrived on the scene. >> one of the children were yelling, get off my mother. get off my mother. >> that's when officers rushed into the house, taking freeman into custody and getting the mother and son out. >> thank god everything is okay. he's at the police station. >> police are recommending that the woman get a protective order against the man who held her months tank. police are familiar with him. he has a long criminal history >>> new develo

>> gregg hard. >> i gregg hardy. i won't play for ten games, suspended by the commissioner. so it seems as if the nfl is even stepping up even more than they have over the past ten years? >> i don't know. i think because it is the nfl it gets magnified. but reality is this issue is everywhere, every home. >> every place. >> you hope not every home. >> well, everybody i think that has been touched by it. >> absolutely. if we haven't experienced we probably know somebody that has. like i said, help the cause. >> the least you can do, tweet something, hashtag of eagles vzw hope, then create awareness, the greatest thing. >> someone who has experience, so many people they like to say maybe this happened to me but i want to keep this private watch made you want to come out and tell people about your story in. >> you know, part of it was forgiveness. part i had to forgive myself to forgive my father. >> why forgive yourself. >> i had guilt that my mom would be looking down and in a bad way if i forgive my dad, that i would be letting her down. so toyed get past that. and i think i

looted the inside that far we showed earlier, then second line of police guarding the other side, and greggill walk down little bit and show you, some progress, because when we got here, the cvs not boarded up, and there was national guardsmen out front. now there are police out front. and you can see the boarding up almost complete out there. so the css does have boards on the windows now, and that's why the national guard was out here guarding, as well. but the one thing to notice on the sidewalk where ever we are, trash bags. and brooms, and lots of clean up underway as we go over here to the left. if you look down the street, see line of trash bags, and that's a good sign, we met anthony out here this morning at 5:01 a.m. at the minute the curfew ended he was the first guy out here with a broom and a job to clean this city up. >> after the curfew, out here cleaning up your sit. >> i all trying to dot best we consideration already hard out here and people need to come together and realize that we all, as one, and i'm just speechless because this is our baltimore, and i just got up and to

gregg. a wonderful mate. we talked about we talked about what we are talking about right now is.idate goes through and kicks butt and ultimately wins and your personal loses, will you support the winner? i don't think so. that is the problem. kennedy: what do you do? >> he needs to come out and take a stand. very courageous to try to solve the problem. they had passed the buck. before you do anything what i told i told him i what i suggested is you have to secure the border. teesix everyone. kennedy: everyone says that. i told them to go to the border and show me. >> i we will i we will have senator mccain call you. kennedy: i have walked around it. there is the fence. >> secure the border. >> border. >> something people like to say. kennedy: rand paul, paul, what do you do for him? >> i think he needs to expand his perspective. traditionally he has been more of an isolationist. kennedy: anti- interventionist, big difference. >> i heard you talking about him. that's a good definition of a right now i believe the world is on fire. we have many situations are we cannot stand back a

here to discuss, gregg jarrett, of fox news. we have jon podhoretz of "the new york post." like calledcalling him j of pod. judy miller author of the story. fox news contributor. john, j of pod, let me start with you, what do you think of the reports on al-baghdadi not confirmed? telling fox news as recently this morning there is conflicting information out there? >> we should operate on the basis he probably isn't dead. that is the smart thing to do we know over the past decade how many times it has been reported that various terrorist leaders have been killed and they haven't. it would be a very significant thing if he were because he is clearly a kind of operational genius, this guy. he has taken, he took a completely nascent movement and took it into one that controls vast swaths of territory in the, you know in the levant and mesopotamia. his death would be a significant blow to isis but we don't know. melissa: they have already talked about potential fill-ins if he wasn't there, judy? >> his designated successor the quiet physicist. my sources are saying conflicting e

. >> we start things offer down in delaware, steady rain rolling through, gregg sent in for now thoughhall ton, 55 degrees, basically just got very damp and dreary conditions. chilly despite the fact temperatures are bit above average here. so he can't wait, you know, one of those days where saturday can't come fast enough. he says this because we have such nice forecast coming up here. phil, north wales, also finding mist out there, but it did rain bit more through the overnight. we will show you what happened there. further north, 456 allentown mild in the valley, a 2 degrees from rick, he's out in bethel, rain has also been falling, wet morning but starting to clear actually right now said, because it is great for the planted garden's got. sunshine on the way here too. we will eventually see a little hint of sun today. but i don't want to guarantee we're totally out of the woods with this until we hit the evening and later zero n tonight. so got to get this left over little batch of showers on through. see the classic comma shape going on here, very well organized storm system takin

these people, the four latest sitting there with their hands, gregg walks behind them cuffed in the plastic zip tie handicuffs police wondering what they are doing don't they know about the curfew. these people walked into heavy presence of national guard troops and baltimore police. and we are right next to the cvs that you saw the famous shot whatever was on fire, the initial night of the rioting on monday. so that gives you a sense of where we are where these people walked into. you are going to walk into trouble if you dare come down the street. the one thing i was surprised about, there are no checkpoints for anybody driving around. they are saying if you can come and go to work, you're allowed to go as you please. so nobody's checking drivers as they come down the street, not shut off even though the first thing you notice are dozens of humvee's from the national guard parked on diagonal on many of the streets right where the riot something happening. streets relatively clean all through baltimore way cleaner than you'll see if philadelphia when you arrive. the only trash you see at t

and with the lights on, gregg go right up to that thing. you can see all of the garbage in there all of the looting even inside glass at the cash window where would you get your checks cashed. you she shatterproof but broken anyway, probably using chairs and furniture that the cashier sat in and the sad part is people had jobs here, that they lost probably not going to get paid while this company is temporarily out of business maybe permanently out of business, if they can't find another place to operate. so this is the good signs signs of clean up signs of life getting back to normal, and that is because of all of the police presence and the national guard presence around the clock. relative calm overnight. here just hour ago what we found when we got here here is some video witnessed seven arrests, within the first half hour of arriving here, before 5:00 a.m., where the curfew was still in effect, and these four young people telling the police they had no idea there was a curfew, they were from out of town, searching for the car, just cam

gregg: absolutely. you can stay in bed all day. i vote for that. [laughter] thanks everybody. martha: buy eastbound. "happening now" starts now. jenna: well potential leaders with their eyes on the oval office crisscrossing the country, listening to voters and pitching ideas in three critical states today. good morning and welcome to "happening now," everybody, i'm jenna lee. jon: and i'm jon scottment we're watching the long and winding road to the white house starting in new hampshire where hillary clinton will be heading soon. new jersey governor chris christie also in the granite state this week. florida senator marco rubio former texas governor rick perry and former florida governor jeb bush all set to visit today and tomorrow. south carolina holds the first primary in the south, and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum and ohio governor john kasich will be there soon. wisconsin governor scott walker planning to visit iowa next week along with louisiana governor bobby jindal and former hewlett-packard ceo carly myrrhea. -- fiorina. you heard her just a little while a

i was with judd gregg and actually senator sununu last night doing an event. i asked every person in new hampshire, these are salt of the earth activists. if the person doesn't win will you support the actual nominee? tell you what it was little frustrating to the people say, yeah, i don't think so. that is the rom. that's our problem. that is our problem. gerri: that is interesting there is such a range of opinion out there. i mean patrick, what do you make of this trend? even in the democratic party, everybody thinks that the democratic party speaks with one voice but it doesn't really. >> i think this time around they may have a bigger problem than republicans. republicans have been through a couple nasty primary fights. democrats haven't fought any of these battles. they distrust hillary clinton a lot more than we distrust our front-runners. gerri: scott, patrick thanks so much for coming on the show tonight. great conversation. >>> now -- >> thanks gerry. gerri: thank you so much. a year after it was reporting that veterans were sicker and dying waiting f

. >> sreenivasan: gregg semler is president and c.e.o. of lucid energy.rivately funded company currently employees a handful of bike-riding engineers who spend their days thinking of new ways to tap liquid energy flowing through pipes. their office is based in a portland incubator called hatch with other small environmentally and socially focused startups. >> the advantage of the lucid pipe system is that we produce electricity all the time, around the clock. without any environmental impact. it's very unusual to find sources of energy that you can produce electricity without any environmental impacts in today's world. >> sreenivasan: and how does it compare to the renewable energy sources that most of us are familiar with today, solar and wind? >> when you compare the cost of the lucid pipe power system with other traditional sources like wind and solar, to generate the same amount of energy that lucid is generating would cost three of four times more for the same amount of energy. >> sreenivasan: the sixty foot pipe and four turbines inside cost nearly

gregg harper is with us. apple is not the only tech company making headlines.w galaxy 6x today. we will be speaking about what to read into the incredible demand for chinese equities. plus a bloomberg's reporters scathing report about china's economy. general electric is confirming its biggest strategic move in years. the company is selling most of its finance business. ge capital sold for nearly $27 billion. the buyers, wells fargo and blackstone.

. >> sreenivasan: for her cousin, gregg lee, a block captain in sandtown, the recent violence and distrust are symptoms of a larger change in policing. >> you don't see an officer walking around, only time you see an officer is, they in the car, they on the way they... woosh flying. when i was coming up as a kid you had foot patrol. >> sreenivasan: so you knew the officer. >> yeah you knew him. he knew your family, you knew the children. >> sreenivasan: just down the block, beneath the incessant sound of helicopters, john willard, a priest from nearby memorial episcopal church walks a different sort of beat handing out sandwiches, a kind word and earning trust where he can. >> i don't enter into this community fully trusted, i had to earn my trust, people trust me now and that just started one person to one person. people defend me now and say he's ok, don't mess with him. >> sreenivasan: willard has been working in sandtown for the past eight years. helping people out of homelessness and drug addiction and coming to understand the depths of their anger. >> the people in this community fee

patti ann: gregg palkot live in germany. bill: breaking news. texas.igh school northwest of dallas. there are reports of injuries and possibly one fatality. parts of the sports facility under construction has fallen trapping several people. it's not clear if students were involved or whether this was exclusive to construction workers but that's a heavy load of steel. back to that story as we get developments back in america's newsroom. a possible hostage situation that is ongoing. this is an awful story. the terror group al-shabaab launching an on-campus attack. at least 15 dead but there are hundreds hundreds of student still reported missing at this hour. patti ann: senator bosch menendez due in federal court today on corruption charges. the senator maintaining his innocence and claims he's being targeted. >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm angry and ready to fight. because today contradicts my public service career. [ male announcer ] meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thief