it is what it is, i guess. >> abbey's cellmate jimmy torres can tell him all about life in prison. >> i spent all my 30s inside. i got out when i was 41. they don't mess around. when they hammer you, they hammer you good. >> torres is at orange county appealing his conviction for an armed bank robbery he claims he didn't commit, but he does take credit for dozens of other bank robberies, some of which landed him a prior 11-year sentence at another federal penitentiary. >> the yankee bandit, my cellmate at one time, a world famous bank robber, he holds a record at 72 banks robbed. and i'm like, come on, man, i was just getting warmed up at 72. throughout the years i've probably robbed more than 100 and no more than 150. put it that way. >> torres says the inspiration to become a bank robber occurred when he was a young boy growing up in a tough part of orange county. >> i never had money in my pocket to buy an ice cream when i was a kid, and that used to bother me because all the other kids had money, and i got caught stealing one time, you know, from the neighborhood guy, and i rememb

the company which airs "downtown abbey" saw 14% growth. guy: the ceo of an italian oil and gas company has told bloomberg that oil prices are set for a gradual rise. they reckon increased demand could see prices reach $70 before 2016. eni: our view for 2016, we are thinking about, we can stay a bout $55, $60 average. it is still our view. there is a positive trend by the end of the year. that is not the main text. $72 or $68. there is a positive trend because demand is increasing and supplies are reducing. francine: the head of qatar airways has struck back at criticism that gulf airlines has an unfair financial advantage, saying efforts to block the carrier from american airports coming from greedy u.s. competitors. baker says he would never forget comments made by the delta ceo that appears to associate the biggest gulf carriers and the 9/11 attacks. baker: i will never forget because we are not a nation of terrorists. as a matter of fact we are in alliance of its united states to fight against the terrorists. and what he has said will n

downton abbey up to the hilt. caroline: not that you ever watched it.are pacing better than expected net advertising growth. we had on young early easter and all of that meant companies were to have the grand seen on itv. also, the diversification is playing into this. they need to start making their own great content. they have been buying into and making their own content and itv revenue now accounting for .2 5 billion pounds worth. if they broadcast the revenue is up 10%, just over half a billion pounds. that is taking into account the net advertising revenue. overall this is a company making acquisitions. itv studios businesses are remaining on track. the company that makes the voice -- nearly this is a company on the acquisition hunt. the itv chief executive with a strong start to the year. the studios returned to organic growth and this is selling on content and they remain focused on building a global scripted business. the rising aquarius and clearly -- their content is looking very strong indeed. looking forward, their net advertising revenue w

they want to make their own content area "downton abbey." be at straw and itv did not make it, that is carnival film. they want to make in their own successes that draw in 11 million viewers. this is why they are plowing money into acquisition. the benefit is to come, but think of the things to spend the cash on. the weinstein brothers but shows. all of these productions will help in the future to prevent the ups and downs of advertising revenue. jonathan: thank you very much. i will admit it, i have never watched a full episode of "downton abbey" in my life. caroline hyde, i am never going to. caroline: you and mark never have. you will find love in the reruns. jonathan: if we had to break, let's head to market share. the dollar at a four-month low. the euro pushing high. you see stocks turning over in the early part of the session. the dax down. the euro at 1.14 flat. that's strong dollar was the story, the analyst capitulating on that story. the dollar, 05. we are that strong dollar to come through. ♪ jonathan: >> it is a miss management

he says he remembers carrying abbey in a car seat on his way to college.mic that this family says has helped them reach their full potential. >> yes it's dog eat dog around here. >> i know abbey had a lot of pressure on her from the other kids, implied or otherwise. >>> like doug said we're excited that they utilized their potential. >> abbey taking her place on stage yesterday during the graduation ceremony. still no word on exactly where she'll be heading to college later this year. >> and wimberley texas it's one of the areas hardest hit by the devastating floods this week. many of the people impacted were students and they were from wimberley high school. now, despite working through their own struggles to rebuild, many of those students are taking time out to help those in need. >> and they're doing it all while preparing to graduate and begin a new chapter of their lives. fox's bridget spencer has the story. >> ♪ >> reporter: if you take a look at the wimberley high school class of 2015 you wouldn't know that they had a trying tumultuous week. >> i w

their daughter abbey was killed in a crash in emmaus last week.d that she remember abbey because she was such a big fan. >> mvd most valuable daughter a hoops star daughter steals the show once again. >> reporter: i love that little girl. approximate you're dressing the kids put them in shorts and ts it's warm and sticky out there. details coming right up. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. see your john deere dealer for great green tag savings on the e series family of tractors. >> time for a preview of "g.m.a." >> let's get a preview from amy robach at the "g.m.a." studios in nyc. amy. >> reporter: hey, matt and tam great to see you this thursday morning. the pentagon admits it accidently ships live anthrax to several states. they are investigating the labs to se

joining me with this and another bunch of fun topics abbey huntsman and jonathan capeheart.t with the idea that the government is helping poor people get online. good or bad? >> i think that one of the most nettlesome aspects of the society is fear of the poor. there's a large contingent any program to the poor they worry about waste, fraud, and abuse. this program has had some but it's called a lifeline for a reason. of the 15,000 or people earning $15,000 or less people with disability people who have no other way to communicate with the outside world and it's absolutely necessary. the other thing i'd add is they can already get it if it's bundled, if their computer access is bundled with a phone they're already paying. so it's more efficient. it's a recognition of how people get communication these days. people might want a landline not want to pay for a regular phone. just use their $9.25 subsidy to connect to the world. >> from a conservative perspective, this is thot justnot just giving people they'll live on. >> they can't live on the internet? >> some people spend a

the twitter #was taylor, remember abbey because she was such a big fan. >> reporter: there's much to do for you in cape may. >> reporter: move over napa. there's a new wine region to tour exits right in our own backyard. >> we'll be able to put cape may peninsula on the label. they will know that the grapes come from the area. >> reporter: the region is enjoy longer growing region. >> the water has moderating effect. it doesn't get so cold in the wintertime and not as nearly as hot in the summertime. >> reporter: the provides a fun and relaxing environment. >> this is fresh out of the tank. not even bottled. >> i want you to taste the freshness. >> reporter: no, no cellar wine has a rich history. to new jersey. >> reporter: to new jersey grapes! >> watch fyi philly down the shore special saturday at 7:00 p.m. and sunday at midnight on 6abc. >> a test of a bullet proof vest takes a tragic turn out west. >>> people in india are desperate to stay cool after a brutal heat wave is killing hundreds of people. >> reporter: we have a cell heading toward reading it will clip north and west. t

taylor remember abdomin -- abbey she is good about reaching out to her young fans. >>> a florida dentist is accused of harming children while checking millions of dollars for unwanted procedures. we have rain yesterday but it kind of missed the northern suburbs, unfortunately because we're getting into moderate drought conditions in berks county and the lehigh valley. cool this morning for jackets this afternoon, shorts and ts, the day planner forecast coming up next. new jersey's pension system is a mess but don't blame teachers and other school employees. over 20 years, teachers have paid more than 10 billion dollars into their pensions, but new jersey politicians have paid just three underfunding teacher pensions by billions. unless the state makes its pension payments the entire fund could disappear in twelve years- threatening over 200 thousand teachers with poverty in retirement. school employees have done their part. now, politicians need to do theirs. it's only fair. >> welcome back, there goes that "action news" van. this is kind of cool. organ one hand sky 6 is looking down on

absolutely abbey is someone that i like.he has been in hr for a long time and tells you the nuts and bolts of what you need to do. she says you want a professional photo, it will be your calling card for a long time. i also like "the career project d doto people may not understand what is involved in the tasks, people are filling out saying what their jobs are like, and you get a good idea, that is very, very helpful. >> absolutely, absolutely, figure out where the job growth is, we talked about how many jobs have been creative, but where is the growth. that is where the bureau of labor statistics and the occupational handbook gives you ideas about where the trends are in different careers. >> good advice as always. >> by the way, folks, there is job sites for niche markets. we have one that is illegal at the federal level, but brings in big bucks to those who have legalized the product. >> online hiring has become a important part of staffing, we sell leg cannabas. >> the number of government jobs surprises us that we're se

tomorrow westminster abbey will ring the bell in honor of her it is royal heinighness. >>> those of yout voted are totally split, 50/50. >> right down the middle. >> your wife could tip that. she's all about it. >> all about 50 and then some. whether or not you're excited you pay attention, take notice of what's happening. >> well. >> a 50/50 split. we hope you're counting the cash from the big kentucky derby win yesterday. >> american barrows. dfw it was a close race to the end. now the trainer getting ready tore preakness two weeks away. an exciting race. >> if you want to give a shoutout to virginia cup. to my right, looking to my right, person with a stable on her head a replica of the paddock. then the big sunflower, once most elegant. a great show. so many people out there and spectacular weather. >> that's out in the plains. >> plains, middleburgh, virginia, so much fun. you couldn't ask for a better day. >> there you go. time 10:11, a consumer alert. why one way to settle a debt at the irs can be too good to be true. >> how long will the warm weather last? lets say this is your

. >> let's turn to david murphy we love the temperatures abbey the weather today but there are some concerns. >> reporter: there are, storm tracker 6 live double scan doesn't have any of them for you, we have green on radar that's ground clutter. there's no precipitation. as we look outside the sunshine coming up nice and bright down the shore there's a little bit of an air quality issue today not an ozone-action day but moderate air quality. those with asthma may want to limit their time outdoors, at the shore, i don't think there's much of an issue with air quality. 56 degrees dewpoint, 48. winds light southwest at 3. with light winds i'm out on the terrace with a suit jacket i'm feeling fine. satellite showing you any significant lack of cloud cover. later in the day as is the case on many spring days, we'll develop fair weather cumulus but i think it will be bright as we roll through the afternoon. day planner shows a temperature of 61 at 8:00 a.m. we assume up to 74 at 11:00 p.m., 85 is the warmer number on the boards this year, that will hit by 3:00 p.m. spending the entire afternoon i

downstairs leaving upstairs downton leaving abbey. doctor leaving who em in britain is pro secession they just can't agree on what to secede from. english this is europe. scotland divorces england. wales and ireland split off and fragment north up brea and east anglia secede. the ancient kingdoms reassert their writes, oxford and cambridge go to war. londinium seizes the bank that weird stonehenge thing comes to life and the druids start their own thing tattoo war lords clash in petty squabbles until the once and future king arthur pulls the scale a per from the skon and once again you nights all britain against the saxon horde but by ten it's time for the next world cup and no one gives a [bleep] about politics anyway. we'll be right back. t-mobile is breaking the rules of wireless. and the samsung galaxy s6 edge is breaking the rules of design. can't get your hands on it because you're locked down by a carrier? break free t-mobile will pay every penny of your switching fees. get ahead of the curve and get your hands on the galaxy s6

downstairs leaving upstairs downton leaving abbey. doctor leaving who em in britain is pro secession they just can't agree on what to secede from. english this is europe. scotland divorces england. wales and ireland split off and fragment north up brea and east anglia secede. the ancient kingdoms reassert their writes, oxford and cambridge go to war. londinium seizes the bank that weird stonehenge thing comes to life and the druids start their own thing tattoo war lords clash in petty squabbles until the once and future king arthur pulls the scale a per from the skon and once again you nights all britain against the saxon horde but by ten it's time for the next world cup and no one gives a [bleep] about politics anyway. we'll be right back. hey, i'm max. and for the next several weeks you're gonna be seeing a lot of me. and don't get any funny ideas, because by, "seeing a lot of me,"... i mean i'll be giving you a lovin' reminder every single day that the new sirloin third pound burger from mcdonald's will only be here for a limited t

the wages were three times what i was making in abbey moore in scotland. i would be up early, usually by about 5:30, making sure everything was shipshape and in order for their breakfasts. i don't like anything sloppy. you would check the supplies for the day. head into riyadh. in between, i'd go and visit friends who were also working for the company in other compounds. you were told quite categorically that it was a dry country. i found that it wasn't really that difficult to get hold of alcohol. one of the very first parties i went to was on a compound. like most in the village it was surrounded by its own walls with a very large steel double game. -- gate. so you were completely self contained in there. people in bikinis sunning themselves by the pool. you would just forget that you were in saudi arabia. >> gordon, how are you, man? wine? >> i thought, whoa, where's this come from. i'd love a drink, thank you. >> enjoy it. >> apart from being there for the exceptionally good wages i regarded this as a sudden bonus. people were brewing their own homemad

voice command feature might capture more than just your request to play the latest episode of downton abbey. >> reporter:here's how the sentence reads. >> reporter:quote, "please be aware that if your spoken words include personal or other sensitive information that information will be among the data captured and transmitted to a third party," end quote >> reporter: freaked people out >> reporter:the idea of personal and private things you say in your home being monitored by your smart tv >> reporter:and there is a concern here over hacking and your identity at risk >> reporter:if the transmission is not encrypted, a smarthacker could conceivably turn your device. >> reporter:mike gatto and the assembly committee on privacy and consumer protection have introduced a bill that would require "manufacturers to ensure their television's voice- recognition feature cannot be enabled without the consumer's knowledge or consent. >> reporter:now if you read deeper into the privacy policy it does seem samsung is collecting voice commands mostly to improve the tv's performance. >> reporter:"it looks li

you'll see music acts abbey stars, catch taylor swift's bad blood. see it tonight on 6abc beginning at 8:00 p.m. followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >>> philadelphia closes up it's 40th anniversary season with one of the original leaders of bebop. >>> charlie parker's yard birds marks the world premier. this was created specifically for american tenor. he had a tough upbringing alcoholism and heroin was the reason forehis early death at 34. >> he comes back and relives his life. >> reporter: he was from the south, but called new york his home. he developed a style and honed his skills working alongz some of -- alongside some of the iconic jazz players. >> she is playing her mother, i tell everyone she is too young to play my mother. >> reporter: with this being opera philadelphia's final show of the season. everyone is encouraged to come out and enjoy this final event. >> by charlie parker being one of the founders of bebop and taking jazz to where it is today it's very relevant and the jazz they will love. >> reporter: the charlie parker's yard

. >> it's awesome to be out here abbey hang out with friends. it's gorgeous. >> reporter: spruce street harbor park swung into the season with ham mocks and food arena fun for people all over. >> everyone is coming together, it's fun. everybody is having a good time. >> reporter: yes, there was a time for group selfies and pictures on delaware. we found boats on the water and american flags flying on this memorial day weekend. >> i have friends who and we are very thankful for them. >> reporter: thankful tourists were eager to see the sites. >> we hang in the city, we have our friends to show around, it's been a fun day. >> reporter: back on the waterfront something to dance or roller skate about as we continue the holiday weekend. >> it's exciting, it's great to see everybody out and enjoying themselves. >> reporter: a lot of people plan to make their way down the shore today or tomorrow. they want to get the best of both worlds and enjoy the weekend in the city. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> so folks who are spending their weekend

tomorrow westminster abbey will ring the bells in honor of her little royal highness. >> the big fight it's over. fly mayweather defeated many pacquiao. he won by unanimous decision rather than knockout. the match took years to schedule and such a big deal. it cost $100 on pay-per-view. now mayweather gets it. he'll receive about $180 million for the win. even though he lost, pacquiao will get about $120 million bucks. >> you mentioned you would be anyone's punching back any day for 120. >> i might be willing to step in the ring for 180, 120, sure. >> love it. >>> 6:07 is your time. >> find out where actors will act out the battle of the revolutionary war. finding affordable home in the district. what people living in d.c. are asking leaders to do. >> the sun will be back out. chuck will let us know how warm things are goi >>> a today, hundreds of colonial soldiers are camped out 15 miles south of washington. in mt. vernon, 450 people acting out battles of revolutionary war. if you want to go, continentals and red coats joined by george washington himself. re-enactment started at 8:00

symptoms for kids are similar to adults abbey medications are similar, as well.ruggles and nearly a third develop depression. >> we encourage families to talk and talk right from the beginning. >> reporter: allison said going to camp with other ms patients was a huge help. >> it was good for me to learn more about it and how others are dealing with it and realize okay this is something i can deal with. >> reporter: now she is sharing word of her condition with classmates and friends to spread awareness about ms. young patients must work hard to prevent permanent disability down the road. it can be done and new immediate indications that can help are in the pipeline. kids with ms can and do live active lives just like their piers. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to sav

we have a water stand set up at broad abbey washington with our folks there.opper out to give you a bird's eye view making their run down broad. moms in training, for the leukemia and lymphoma society for her mom and raised $175,000 in two years. good luck ladies you've already done a great job! >> we have a developing story out of west philadelphia, police have arrested a man in connection with the stabbing of his brother the action cam was at the scene early this morning. the 5800 block of christian street. the suspect got into an argument with his brother after watching the mayweather pacquiao fight. the older brother pulled out are a knife and stabbed his brother several times. the victim was pronounced dead inside the house. >>> police in delaware county are looking for a gunman that sent one person to the hospital. the action cam was on the scene in upper darby at 10:30 one person was shot and rushed to the hospital. no word on the condition. no motive or suspect in the shooting. >>> on the action cam in new jersey early morning where a vacant warehouse

. >> catch up on "dontown abbey". >> there seems to be that the president has a deliverable, a securityrantee that he was able to present to them in writing in some form or fashion at camp david and we don't know how but that disappeared. when they got the impression that he was just going to have a talk with them they bailed out. and so the atmosphere of this is deliberately contentious on the part of the gcc towards obama and we'll have to see how that plays out. this is an extremely unsettled moment in the middle east. >> all right. more on that ahead. >>> but also up next we'll talk about the deadly train crash that sparked a political debate and we'll talk about the clinton foundation donations and also the panel's winners and losers. the lightning round is next. >>> at the president's budget level, $825 million, that was voted down. >> listen you know they started this yesterday and it's all funding. well obviously it's not about funding. the train was going twice the speed limit. adequate funds were there. no money has been cut from rail safety. >> all right. we are back with our

members of the british royal family will attend a thanksgiving service at london's westminster abbeyollowed by a veteran's parade. >>> liberians breathe a sigh of relief on saturday after the announcement the country is now ebola free. but officials there say their struggles are far from over. that story next 3w4r58 it feels like that brick's. on your face? try zyrtec®-d to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms. so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec®-d. find it at the pharmacy counter. . >>> live pictures from monaco where a wrist christening is underway for the royal twins born five months ago to prince albert and princess charlene. this is the first time the royals have broadcast the ceremony live on television and on the web. the twins have rarely been seen in public but again these live pictures first time this this is happening. >>> nepal's prime minister has announced an ambitious plan to rebuild areas hit hard by last month's massive earthquake. according to reports, the prime minister says demolished infrastructure will be reconstructe

there was going to abbey lateral meeting with vladmir putin. they were going to have a joint press conference where you get two questions from the russians and two questions from the americans. my job was to sit with our press corps and be eyes and ears and be able to brief the white house communications director dan bartlet and the president vladmir putin and what i thought the american press corp. was going to ask. putin already knew what the russians were going to ask. now that think about it. no wonder why i was only one in there. i actually feel like i was really good at knowing what the reporters were going to ask. i could pick up on things. i read their work. i could imitate them perfectly. and so, i go in. i'm in position and president honestly he doesn't know me. i'm new on the scene. he was kind. he looks at me, here i am here is vladmir putin. he has coldest eyes in the world. he says, 43 says, okay, what have you got? i had been told by the communications director that no mat what we knew that the american press always asks the russ

tomorrow westminster abbey will ring the bell in honor of her little royal heines. we're excited to know are you excited about the little princess? you can text this number or take the survey on facebook. we'll have the results later in the show. >>> many living in the districts are fighting for affordable fighting. dozens packed a local church to talk to city leaders at the annual tent town hall. this year focused on closing loopholes in rent control laws. tenants rights groups say d.c. has lost more than half its low cost rental units over the past decades. will allow tenants to appeal if rent sky rockets. >>> news for your house, the story about liquid gold. we're not talking about actual gold but breast milk. on the open market it can sell for hundreds of dollars. doreen doreen doorreen gets ler tells us why. >>> she produced too much after her daughter was born didn't want to let it go to waste. >> why not give it to someone who needs it. i was hoping extra income. >> reporter: she posted an ad on only the breast.com, websites cropping up helping women sell or

. >> here's what's happening in and around the delaware abbey lehigh valleys this weekend. st.ren hospital is hosting the bike rodeo for kids ages 6 to 12 to promote safe cycling. it includes tips on staying safe on the road as well as an obstacle course. it hams at the children's center urban parking lot at the hospital and free to attend. >>> flock to the future, shows case at the world cafe live. the rock the after school program they will cover songs and collection other pieces. you can see it at the world cafe live in university center at this time. >>> some social media sites are making it easier for victims of abuse torched -- to find support. >> reporter: as a licenses certified social worker, sean helps people who were abused. those who suffered abuse are much more likely to have drug and alcohol and depression. as a survivor of child abuse herself, she had her own issues. >> i didn't trust people, i didn't like myself. >> reporter: it wasn't until she started talking about the abuse the healing began. as a counselor she knows the sooner the victim speaks about the abu

it is -- i was going to say it's like "downton abbey" but it's not exactly but it's a one -- it is aonderful story and the reason it is, is because we have so many of these documents that there's texture there that you don't have with the other founders. susan swain: based on well, how you've described her admonitions to john about remembering the ladies. brenda elliot on twitter wants to know, would you say abigail adams was the mother of women's rights in the united states? edith gelles: i think one of the things that we know by reading abigail's letters is that women were aware of their subordinate role in the 18th century. and because we have abigail's letters where she writes about this, we know that she wasn't exemplary other women in her period of time. her good friend mercy otis warren for instance was totally agreeing with her and totally a colleague. i think that one of the things we've learned in the women's movement in the late 20th, early 21st centuries is that we can trace the movement for women's rights back further and further in history and abigail happens to be an o

melissa: they had to kill the dog on "downton abbey" because it was named isis. that is dangerous. you have to be careful of names. thanks, twice. >>> the fbi investigating anonymous threats that cause ad scare over the memorial day weekend. at least 10 telephone threats causing a scare at airports in new york and new jersey. fox news's laura engle has more on this one. laura? >> hey, melissa. flights coming into the u.s. from cities such as paris, london and madrid were all alleged targets of these threats that turned out not to be credible according to fbi. they all seemed to come from the same source. the situation was more than unsettling for many. authorities say the calls were taken seriously enough to prompt some searches of luggage in planes. in one case a military escort. u.s. fighter jets were scrambled to bring a air france flight into new york's jfk after someone claimed there was a chemical weapon on board. a statement from the fbi says the escort was out of abundance of caution. one passenger involved in yesterday's scare says the experience was horrible. other passen

but as abbey young with the bay area air quality management district is quick to point out, it gets aougher from here. >> we are already starting out as a fairly clean state. we have fairly clean electricity production. we're good at conserving water and electricity. now it means we have to start turning over a lot more stones and really digging down. >> reporter: that's where you come in. most energy is consumed in buildings. and the bay area has plenty of older homes and offices that stretch back centuries and aren't exactly energy efficient. hitting the governor's mark a national precedent starts really in your living room. that means putting up solar panels and retrofitting your homes and taking advantage of the rebates. the reality is that california has made great strides. the numbers reflect that. we're on pace to meet the 2020 benchmark. if we're seriously talking about a new industrial revolution that means everybody individually doing something to move us along. i'm sam brock. that's this edition of "reality check." back to you. >>> if you watched the so-called fight of the

it's going o be abbeys city -- it's going to be a breezy day.mperatures up here are keeping us in a cool pattern. below average temps especially inland they are running well below average and it looks like they will most of the week. san mateo bridge is open. right? >> it is open. it's open in both directions and traffic is looking good, steve. we are going to talk about that and all the bridges now. let's start off with the bay bridge and one of the busiest bridges here in the bay area and really in the country. westbound bay bridge traffic is a little slow in some of these outside lanes. not a big delay once you make it on to the span. we're also looking at that san mateo bridge. alex has been out there. the bridge opened slightly before 5:00 when it was scheduled to. it will close again on memorial day weekend for them to complete work on that span. we will be telling you a lot about that as we look at the dumbarton bridge and the san mateo bridge the road sensors are showing us a green commute. now at 5:33 let's go back to the desk. >> thank

abbey the black lab seeking payment for injuries and severe psychological damage suffered in a man holener was hurt. and the wife is seeking damages for loss of her husband's services and companionship. shepard smith, do you have a dog? >> not at the moment no. >> all right. >> i live in a manhattan apartment. i travel a lot. i think it would be cruel to be with a dog walker all the time. >> i hear you. i didn't get one till i got out to the suburbs. >> i miss old snowball. she was the best friend a guy ever had. >> snowball. she was a good girl. she was my best friend. a wounded warrior, an american warrior says the department of veterans affairs cut off his benefits with a final check to pay for his own funeral. that's because the v.a. told his family he's dead. sounds like a simple paperwork error because he was clearly 100% we can confirm, not dead. his family says it's left to the family to struggle paying the bills. this isn't the only case. we'll talk with another veteran who said he opened a letter telling his family he was dead. he opened it. clearly, not dead. that's coming up

we rigged this with all sorts of tv equipment, a laptop and of i've got a laptop abbey ipads that have the -- and i have ipads that have the best radar. we have a camera and microphone on top of the roof. i'm not sure you're seeing this switching there's the roof camera. the over the shoulder camera this is a high resolution computer model we can get text data in here as well. there's national weather service live chat that certain people have access to where we can see things reported to us as they happen. as these storms press to the east it gets more difficult to chase not only because of terrain, but it's more populated and dangerous for anybody involves. let's go over the maps as far as the national outlook is concerned. we have a flash flood in effect for days across parts of oklahoma and north texas, as well. oklahoma city it's pushing to the east, we'll see several more inches of rainfall from dallas to the north. this whole storm which includes snow across parts of the rockies is pulling into the plains now. check out some of these picture also plowable snow over 6 inches of s

cooler and 52 in oxford. 54 degrees in abbey lon. 55 in dover and 54 in swedesboro. big story is how foggy it is. we're seeing decreased visibility for philadelphia. less than a mile. we're down to half a mile of visibility for wilmington. quarter of a mile. want to be very careful heading out. dense fog is going to stick with us at least until 8:00 a.m. at least another two hours or so and this is affecting atlantic city stretching up to tom's river where visibility has been cut down to zero. all of these areas affected by the dense fog advisory at least until 8:00 a.m. here's a closer look at what it looks like in philadelphia. beautiful sunrise. you can see how patchy the fog is. you want to be careful as you head out to places like toms river and atlantic city. as far as the day is concerned, 82 to 85 degrees. that is well above average. the average for this time of year, 71. that will be close to 15 degrees in some locations above average. warm conditions here. stick around for us. i'm going to be tracking subtropical storm ana. let you know how that's going to

shock resigned from congress in march amid reports about his lavish spending on travel and his downton abbey-styleffice. his former communications director testified before the grand jury and at least two other staffers were seen at the same illinois courthouse. >>> let's turn to pope francis now, a soccer fan as you know. but maybe a basketball fan as well. >> all about the hoops yesterday thanks to some of the members of the harlem globetrotters. they got to meet with pope francis after a trip around st. peter's square and gave him a jersey with his name on it. and the number 90. >> they took pictures but they tried to help him out here. yeah didn't go so well with this trick, ball on the fingertip. but it's all right. it's the pope. one of the globetrotters admitted it was the most nervous he'd been in a long time. i would imagine it would be. that's cool, that's cool. >>> we've got "the skinny" coming your way. another secret being revealed by a member of bruce jenner's family. >>> a woman in labor appearing on a game show from the maternity ward. we'll hear from the contestant. and medical ex

so we had a lot of things, netflix and everything, hbo, "downton abbey." >> i've never watched so manyents in my life, really, i mean, baseball, football, basketball. >> as i trudged through the city. patriots quarterback tom brady was featured on a bus shelter ad for ugg boots. the picture of health, at the top of his game. i'd look up, utter an obscenity, and move on, energized in a way. the chemo nurses understood that silent anger as well. >> i always tell patients to take each day one at a time. each day is different and each day is a battle. but just to continue with that hope to get through the bad days. >> i'd had a lot of them which led to an unexpected surgery. we need coffee. got it right here. cups? 12 ounce, 8 ounce, recyclable... creamers? sweeteners? stirrers? filters? creamers, sweeteners stirrers, filters, k-cups... hazelnut? french vanilla? french roast? dark? light? medium? bold? extra bold. and decaf. why would you say that? why would you say that? why would you say that? no reason. make on-budget happen. make caffeinated happen. staples. make more happen. >>> winte

>> that's right. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's gonna be right on after "downton abbey."hea." >> seth: but this is something you've thought about. you have to go to the bathroom. you're with your daughters, to try to make it home in time. you don't. >> well, it's new york living. you're out on the street with your kid and all of the sudden, you have to go. i can not -- i can't use a public restroom. i have too many phobias. i need to have the deed of the building i'm pooping in, in my hand -- [ laughter ] and you know, three locked doors between me and the next person. >> seth: yeah. >> that's what i need in order to let go. [ laughter ] so the first year of the show i wrote this thing where i'm with my -- at the time, my daughters were like, 4 and 2. as a single dad, when you're out with your kids that little in new york city, if you've got to go, you can't leave them out in the street or even in the store. you eve got to bring them in with you and they've got to watch you poo. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> because, you know, like in an airport, you're kid is just stand

downton abbey's a good example but not quite us. we're always going about three or four decades back for our fashion, for our music, for our politics to re-examine them and that's exactly what twain was doing. i feel like in that book he almost touched upon this ongoing impulse to just understand that group. and to some extent that's because people in their 40s or 50s, they get a lot of control of the culture, and they think pack to their childhoods -- back to their childhoods. twain was doing that too. >> andrew, huck finn is one of the most unique and memorable narrators in american literature. a young boy whose irony is not at all self-aware. it's built into the character. i think you importantly remind us that huck finn is less a novel about race than it is about boyhood written at a time when questions of youth and youth identity were entering the popular and even professional discourses in ways that hadn't been the case before. could you say a bit more about how a child narrator gives us access to these really interesting ques

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bells will ring at westminster abbey. the streets and the london eye will be lit in that color to celebrate the birth of the new princess. >> we have two guards standing watch outside of the private wing of the hospital where kate has been in labor. nbc's kelly cobiella is live as well. kelly, good morning. royal baby watch is over. >> reporter: it is over. what a cheer you heard through the crowd this morning when the announcement was made. that was the first indication we got of the royal fans letting out a roar. before we knew it we had an announcement from kensington palace saying a baby girl had been born. prince william drove kate to the hospital early this morning london time. just two and a half hours later, she gave birth to a princess. prince george's reign as an only child is over. his baby sister arrived a short time ago. kensington palace tweeting her royal highness safely delivered a daughter at 8:34 a.m. new princess will knock uncle harry down to fifth in line for the throne. the new king or queen order, c

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aaron schock the one who had his office redone in "downton abbey," nobody was sorry to see that guy goody thought he was a serious stellar publicer is van but what's so painful about this is that denny hastert really did exemplify to people the idea of a serious solid public servant and if something like this can happen involving him, you just don't know whom you can trust anymore really on the hill. i think that the institution takes a big hit because of this. >> the roundtable is staying with us and up next the fight against alzheimer's. are we doing all we can to beat this deadly disease? this is "hardball," the place for politics. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. it's the final