$10e,000. 14-year-old zenith powell was killed saturday night and his cousin 16-year-old quamar powell was killed and she still has a bullet lodged. >> i could hear it ping, ping, ping oh, my god i'm going to die bullets come from everywhere boom, boom, boom, i'm like oh, my god i'm shot already. they'll kill me. >> police believe the begunmen were aping at other target and three victims were caught in a cross fire. powell was a student at chester community charter school. the school founder is paying for his funeral. >>> someone opened fire on a tow truck in philly hurting driver and passenger. now police want to know who did. it investigators say bullets came from both sides in the nice town, tioga section. the driver is in critical condition. the passenger is in stable. >> a judge clears baltimore

oakland city council will vote on the shipping proposal next month>>> they had will be lifted onto this zenith sculpture in the tallest statue in san francisco, and it will stand 92 feet tall in the courtyard of trinity place, and it will be the centerpiece of one of the largest collections of public art, and the sculpture is nearly as tall as the statue of liberty >>> the traffic citations down, 7000 less than what was issued this time last year. the examiner says that there has been a rise in the number of citations issued for the dangerous driving behavior.>>> 5:56 am. >>> coming up, and aggressive coyote and a warning to the hikers in burling game. >>> the oklahoma city thunder and the golden state warriors were the worst defeats in the season, and what they will need to bounce back from.>>> we have to look at the commute, still pretty busy out there if you are driving on 80 westbound, not a bad commute so far into the city.>>> cool is the rule, temperatures staying below average and we will tell you how long. >>> years after his arrest, the man charged with kidnapping and killing care lam

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you have no doubt heard the idea that america really reached the zenith, its golden age in the postwar era when the government supposedly thought income inequality and we all did better. what happened in the 70s, which is usually blaming reagan. what happened is we abandon that a deal. 1% took over, started rigging the game. they got all the games and we all stagnated to providing a quality things are great. and then inequality things are bad. >> host: it's been getting a lot of traction. they should go up 80%, 90% of college students poker hand. they feel the bern. >> guest: when you have a reality on your side and when you appear to have a moral ideal that is inspiring to young people. >> they think is coming from his heart. they see them as authentic. how do we site.message? >> guest: i think what is going on as two aspects. one he has this moral ideal. all he's going to help out people, but it also appeals to greed for the unearned. the message that a lot of these kids take away is also maybe i'll get out of this college loans. when you combine greed for the unearned ideal, people

it was a freak show at its zenith. it was great tv. you didn't know what he was going to say next.e didn't know. let's get some reaction from our media panel, judy miller is a poulter prize-winning investigative reporter and fox news contributor. lynn sweet, washington bureau chief at the chicago sun-times. lynn, what do you think about what peggy noonan had to say? >> peggy noonan is very wise and very smart and what she also hit on in her column is that maybe donald trump understood that conservative orthodoxy wasn't the driving motivation for people who wanted to vote in the republican primary. that's part of the appeal of his message and that's why he caught on and yes, obviously the reality freak show aspect is not controversial now. no one saw it coming. no one thought it would be effective and few predicted he would be the presumptive nominee but the other big thing and peggy's very smart column is that the conservativism that paul ryan wing of the republican party and mitch mcconnell wing, may not be the driving political force at this time. jon: i'm not sure, the sub headl

contours of this busy. . , isaps the most dramatic the market restructuring that has reached its zeniththe last several weeks. one central driver of these changes is the intensifying demand of technology and the escalating need for renovation. -- innovation. our industry is shifting into high gear as the high-tech industry has more products and services. these actions are also a responsibly rise of competition, sparking from all sources as well is new. we believe expect this remodeling to bring new energy and vibrancy to the internet and television marketplace. , however, are always bittersweet. the curtain is coming down on some of the most storied companies in our history. a consequence, we will have to bid farewell to exceptional leaders and pioneers of this industry, who have let it to the high pinnacle which it sits today. leaders like rob marcus and jerry cans, and the beloved myron and dolan families. sellkes a strong crew to any ship. we must also give a slow to the thousands of men and women who have served these companies faithfully over the years. also, however, get to it wel

oil probably a headwind for zenith.ecutive officer there 5.3 billion is the earnings call for this year. some say with the slowdown in china and with the low oil prices, it is going to be for the customers. it means less cash to invest in things like oil, exploration, and drilling equipment. optimism and the shares have held up fairly well. wondering if there will be news on the equipment maker. if you look at ge, ge posted a loss in the first quarter. they are in a different situation after taking on much of what used to be -- also reporting on the same day. with germany's high employment and the economy robust for everybody, it should be decent times. share price has been skyrocketing and has not always done that in the more than 10 years. this last week, 118, a new record high. you could have bought the shares for less than 65 in summer. now there are almost double that. we know the new ceo is coming in. three more months. some are hailing him as a brand guru who will squeeze more out from an international sales pers

mail volume has been the zenith of bergen and they have been trying to make changes. open with our view is even unfunded liability. the ability to reduce its cost to align with the revenue don't have the ability to do that right now without comprehensive reform. as one example, the controllable in him, which is what they talk about before they have their unfunded liabilities. with less than it was an fiscal 14, even though it 15 they had the full year. that's an example of the been an influx of money, the operating costs are still growing such that it's harder and harder for them to get ahead of their cost. >> well, and that's the problem for the entire federal government. it's staggering. thank you, mr. chairman. >> we will not recognize mr. coming for five minutes. >> thank you very much. the postal service came up with methods to save $15 billion. >> that's correct. >> i've always been concerned about making sure that we say this much money as possible, but at the same time, was hoping that we could find ways to bring in more money. so do you agree that in order to

this is the version of the old zenith console tv. sandra: what is the imagery? $1700?ty of the display? >> the tv display itself, i work for review.com, we haven't actually tested this one yet, it is not actually available in the us. later this year is what samsung told me at the price will be $1500, the highest definition you can get. just a little less of a tv look. sandra: will of the competitors followed? >> i am sure. the margins are thin in all the tvs right now. they are not making a ton of money. sandra: samsung has to find a way to get a new tv, you can't get any flatter, they can't get any bigger. everyone has got their tv. something that makes you have to go to buy a new one. >> especially for people who don't like the thing in the living room, a big giant tv. you are redoing your house and redo your television at the time. sandra: this is what you look at, you like this product. >> design week in milan, this tv was mobbed, the kitchen, the home and bath, this lines up at the door to see this television. sandra: it is coming, there are a few different colors