like most her age, alexis still wants a phone but not the iphone 5c. reporting in northeast philadelphia, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> severe weather is whipping through southern states. at least one person is dead after this large tornado touched down outside of cisco, texas, yesterday. a local judge said it created five miles of destruction. second tornado hit near wichita falls. police in southern oklahoma faced quarter-sized hail. forecasters say more heavy rains are on the way today. take a look at this. conditions in rapid city, south dakota have rapidly deteriorated deteriorated. national service said parts of wyoming, sack oh, my goodness in for heavy snow. up to two feet in some areas. newborn and young livestock at risk. snow likely followed by rain tomorrow. >> we thought we had the never ending winter. so far seems like spring storm system has been active. >> we were stuck in summer-like pattern tuesday. a lot attributed to tropical storm ana. tropical storm tuesday night, humidity really nice finish wednesday through friday. >> before

>> alexis another balmy start, muggy as well. as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, tracking scattered showers. storms and a few downpours. but not everybody is going to see rain today or tomorrow. you have outdoor plans, i wouldn't cancel them. just know they could be impacted by some rain. some slow moving heavy rain is possible. but severe weather not likely. today, tomorrow, or saturday. and talking about the weekend, out of saturday and sunday rain is more likely on sunday. there could be some strong to severe thunderstorms and some very heavy rain moving through the area later in the day on sunday. so we'll continue to keep a close eye on that. after that, cool and showery next week. high temperatures only around 70 degrees. right now at 74. we're showing you the dew point. this talks about the moisture in the air. if it's above 65 we say it's muggy outside. at 67 it's feeling humid. yesterday the dew points were in the 70s. high temperatures today in the upper 80s. 88 in baltimore. some spots even hitting 90 degr

but for now we send it over to alexis davies. any issues on the roads? >> we have a couple of issues. right now we have a road closure in d.c. naylor road southeast at good hope road is closed in both directions due to police activity. avoid that area for a little bit this morning. here's a look at prince george's county county, darcy road, all roads are open. after 66 after the fairfax county parkway, some volume building out of manassas. no reports of incidents there. looks like we're having some trouble with our 270 camera. take a look at the overall view of the beltway, no reports of incidents or slowdowns in virginia or maryland. back in ten minutes. >>> 5:02. d.c. police are looking for suspects in four different shootings in d.c. last night. d.c. police say that a woman, two men and a boy were all shot. we are working to find out the woman's condition. the men and the boy were awake and breathing when police arrived. here's a look at where the shootings happened. they took place in a space of two hours. police have not said whether any of these ca

. >> alexis roland says it was a typical school morning. her iphone 5 tonight clearly damaged, the top end apparently melted open was tucked in the back pocket of these jeans. before she arrived for clas she says that phone burst into flames leaving her with these second degree burns. >> it hurts really bad. >> you're still in pain? >> yes. >> alexi tells us the phone had been working normally and she charged it like usual last night. it was only this morning that something changed. during her walk alexi tells us she heard a crackling sound coming from the phone but it wasn't until she got here directly across from the school that she says she noticed moek actually coming from her back pocket and pulled out a phone that was on fire. >> i threw it on the ground and started stomping out the fire. >>> a crossing guard who saw it happened rushed alexis to the school nurse. >> i'm like oh my good her pants, the phone. >> for her mother the phone that was intended to provide piece of mind no longer does. >> we depend on these phones. thank god it

alexis how are the roads looking? >>> looking good if you're traveling the beltway in maryland. no reports of significant delays or incidents in the area. we have a couple of work zones sticking around this morning. river road we have two left lanes blocked. and northbound 270 at wooten parkway, the right lane is blocked. here is a live look at 27 on the top of your screen there, you can see that work zone police activity on the scene keeping people safe in that area. the beltway at good luck road no reports of delays here. i'll be back in ten minutes with a live look at i-95 in virginia. >>> only on news 4, this morning we're hearing from the family of a man shot to death on i-295. d.c. police say someone targeted two men as they drove into the district from virginia. the shooting happened near the first exit on 295 and southwest d.c. around 8:45 in the morning. pedro alvarado and his brother were on their way to work when someone opened fire on their suv. alvarado died and his brother survived. the family says they can't imagine why someone would do this. >> he was always happ

alexis any problems on this friday? >> no major problems on the beltway as you're traveling in maryland or virginia. we do have a mark train update for you. brunswick east delay of about 20 minutes. 95 northbound at lort oo n road more volume but no incident these. road 50 at root 301 looking good. and 270 to old hundred road running slow out ott frederick, but nothing to complain about. >>> it is now 5:25. the coast guard is helping evacuate a small island in japan after a volcano erupted. it started spewing clouds of black ash and rock about eight hours ago. no injuries have been roshted. the small island has 137 residents and they're all waiting right now at an evacuation facility to be rescued. >>> we should find out whether seven miles of southern california beaches will reopen this morning. the beaches cloesed after a mysterious oily goo washed up on shore. the tarry substance started showing up wednesday. crews are trying to figure out where it came from. they say it may not be from a recent oil spill in the area

alexis with a check of the traffic. >> good morning, routes 210, 5, looking good. your travel speed on 210 and 5. route 66 after sudley road after manassas, heavy volume, but no reports of incidents. 270 out of germantown looking good. 95 north in virginia normal slowing in dale city but no reports of a delay or incidents in the area. overall taking a look at the beltway no reports of incidents or delays. looking good as you're traveling the beltway in maryland and virginia. back to you. >>> we kept -- you know trying to pump her, pump her, breathe, come on, babe. >> that is a woman who tried to use cpr to save a 7-year-old girl who somehow ended up in a swimming pool and drowned in northern virginia. two mothers and a lifeguard did everything they could to save her. 7-year-old fatmata kamara lovingly known as effey, she spent memorial day with friends at the lorton pool. her mother, aminata porter, came home from work and received a call to go to the pool at the time. they weren't at the pool that time. >> she likes the dresses. she always asked me, let's go to th

he has even offered to join alexis tsipras in a unity government. he understands the difficult decisions that the current government faces but says it has little choice but to cooperate with lenders. i reminded him that a lot of the panic greece still faces today started with deficits his government uncovered in 2009. this is what he told me. >> what happened with greece, we said well we'll put our house in order but because we're linked with the euro it also became a question as to whether we have the confidence of our partners in the european union and whether they can vouch for us. >> without getting too technical you asked to trigger a support mechanism that had never been triggered before in the euro zone. the euro countries has said if one of us is in trouble we help out and you called upon the rowshzeurozone to help and what happened? >> we couldn't at some point get out on to the markets and borrow at viable rates. so where do you go to borrow? you then end up facing possible bankruptcy. this is where we needed to create a confidence in the

back in anapra, a neighbor cares for young alexi.e older children got themselves up and off to their own school, here in ciudad juarez. but the fate of these kids-- indeed, their whole soety-- is dramatized by proximity. their school is just a few hundred yards from downtown el paso. in many ways this is a single nation and a single economy. these retail stores near the bridge lure thousands of mexicans each day who must queue for hours just to apply for a crossing permit. but hundreds who cross illegally, like these men, are caught and discharged back to mexico. there is no sign of concha here, either. like many el paso children concha's kids go home by bus. but when they pick up young alexi, they find their mother is gone. was she injured in the desert or perhaps detained at the border? night falls without a trace. ( music and conversation coming from bars ) after searching bars near the border in el paso we finally found concha, selling cigarettes to the patrons. earlier that morning she was caught by the u.s. border patrol crossi

they are increasing pressure on prime minister alexis tsipras ♪.ing on greek prime minister alexis tsipras. speaking in athens, supra says his government has made -- offers tos made creditors and negotiations are in the final stages. our correspondent joins us from london. david, thank you veer time. how much money does greece have now? david: we do not know how much money they have, but the best guess is not too much area the last two payments they have had to make to the imf have been paid by tapping its own reserves at the imf and also calling in funds from other government departments in greece. how long can greece continue to negotiate with its creditors? david: the real crunch time is the middle of july. they have a huge of payment to the ecb on july 20, and they will be unlikely to make that payment without outside help. that's when time runs out for greece. mark: speaking more about timing, greece gets its share of tax receipts in july. will that be too little and too late to help? for sure,do not know but in all likelihood, that would be t

alexis how are the roads looking? >> really good right now. the only problems we have are on i-95 south. starting off 270 at shady grove road all lanes open. seeing some volume building on 66 heading inbound right after manassas. right after route 234, but no major slow downs there. here we go, here's the slowdowns on southbound 95. the slowest spot on 95 at this hour at least. that's due to the work zone approaching the dumfries zone. you can see that slowing there. you can imagine how slow it can be. route 50 at landover, looking good all lanes are open. 95 b.w. parkway, looking good. overall the beltway is running incident free at this hour. i'll be back in ten minutes. >> see you then thanks. >>> it's a hit show based here in the district. now you have a chance for a role. where and when you can try out for "house of cards." >>> a police chief on the other side of the law. what he's accused of doing and it all stems from a simple parking ticket. >>> the news4 item working for for -- i-team working for a change. >>> you're watching "news4 t

alexis? >> good morning. breaking news on the roadway. we're still seeing heavy delays on the top side of the beltway in montgomery county. eight miles to be exact. that stretches from prince george's county all the way to past colesville road. due to the earlier accident. the accident has been cleared but still eight-mile delays. accident 14th street northwest at aspen street northwest. police are on the scene there. taking a look at 270 out of frederick, looking good. a little bit of volume there, but no reports of incidents. 66 at route 50 a bus on the shoulder. we just have the regular delays there. normal days for this time of the year outer loop near braddock road blocking two right lanes, seeing about a mile and a half delay there. aaron and eun? >> thank you. >>> metro says it may not be able to afford some of the new 7000 series rail cars. the agency has ordered 528 new cars but a new budget abandons plans to order an additional 220 cars. if that budget passes, it means some of the oldest cars on the system will stay in service.

alexis tsipras is hoping that the german chancellor and french president will help in forming a deal. they already held talks over the weekend over the phone. merkel and hollande are set to meet later today. what about creditors uniting? shery: sources tell us that officials representing credit institutions have gathered to agree on terms of the bailout. buyoutition would be a by european leaders, but this would come from the imf, the european commission. and we know that creditors are seeking concrete action from grace on pension systems, labor markets. angie: with so many deadlines that have passed, so many still to come, what is really the first solid step? shery: finance ministers in europe are saying that they need to achieve a technical agreement by the beginning of this month. if they do not get that done, the disbursement would be really hard to come. the greek economy minister is saying, we are going to get a technical agreement soon. they are saying in a few days. this deal would be followed by a meeting of eurozone finance ministers to free up resources. angie: shery ahn, t

. >> that somebody is 22-year-old alexis reynoso. >> is the belt off?> i advised my partner jenson to grab the fire extinguisher, and i ran down to see what i could do. he was trapped. the dashboard was pulled down around his legs and waist area. so there was no way he was going to get out on his own. as jenson got there with the fire extinguisher, i had been working to try and move his legs to a better position to try to extract him from the vehicle. >> it was hot. it was undescribable. in a way, every time we pulled him out, he was trying to get his head out of the window, try to get fresh air because the black smoke was already building inside the car. >> as the fire burns out of control, the officers, jack klein and others, frantically try to pry reynoso out of the vehicle. >> he was hit actually from the side. and his door was all squashed in. there was no way we could open the door to get him out. >> they try to rip open the hood of the car. >> i told them don't open it because more oxygen, more flame. and at the same time were thinking what if th

so much is riding on negotiations between the anti-austerity syriza government of prime minister alexis tsipras, and the institutions that leant greece money, greece is scrambling to strike a deal before the european finance minister met in brussels next tuesday, greece owes the i.m.f. about 850 million. that is nothing compared to the more than $9 billion in repayments that greece owes the i.m.f. european central bank in july and august. like i said, the clock is ticking. talk of bond payments and defaults can make it easy to forget the pain that the greek people suffered. years after the global financial crisis and greece's financial crisis in 2010 unemployment in greece is 25.7%, the highest in the eurozone. the greek economy shrunk by a quarter since the melt down. it's not hard to understand why many greeks resent that germany and others nist they make further -- insist they make further sacrifices to get the country in order. and greeks themselves played a major roll - i'm talking about tax evague not paying the -- evasion, not paying the government money it needs to pave roads, p

alexis tsipras saying greece will honor its commitment.ndirman of hene biggest shareholder increase in position for 5.8% of the issued share cap. they plunged 47% just in two days later and the stock was suspended. deficitcovering from a but not as bad as forecasted. exports to asia and the added states surged with the 448 million dollar deficit last month compared to a $7 billion shortfall one year ago. in march, japan japan is one of the market trading today with the markets closed because of the buddha's birthday. reporter: we are talking about volumes a little low today in asian markets. kospi traded low today as well. funds in australia about 9/10 right now. volume is down 40% from the 30 day average. 225 continuing the game ar the seventh straight day, 15 year high. singapore inflation also out today here and we are asked acting that leader today. 1/10 percent rise in inflation. output outctory later on this afternoon. thailand down about 1/10 -- taiwan down around 1/10. japan, alles to sectors in the green in the last half hour. eis

prime minister alexis tsipras promised to end the tax evasion problem. greeks owe their country $82 billion in back taxes. but according to the former head of greece's tax authority, evasion won't end until greeks see their tax payments put to work for the public good. >> we also have chronic underperformance of the public sector, agents of the public do not work and they do not provide the service level that people in a modern western country expect. that everyone, everyone rationalizes not paying taxes. >> a technocrat, greeks had high hopes for what he set out to do. he quit his post a year and a half into his five year term. >> the government really didn't want to let go of the independent tax administration. >> theo harris is part of a new party called topotami that wants greece to remain a part of the euro zone. as greece makes its largest payment to date to the international monetary fund on tuesday, economists worry that greece's already unsustainable unemployment level, 26% the highs in the euro zone will continue to rise. greece has a populatio

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as a final meeting between alexis tsipras and the president of the commission. molly: christoph reporting from riga, latvia. to the united states now. a grand jury has just -- has indicted the six police officers in the death of freddie gray. state prosecutor marilyn mosby announced the revised charges the most serious including second-degree murder, which remained. >> as i previously indicated, my office conducted an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident with the death of freddie gray paris on may 1, our investigation revealed we had sufficient probable cause to bring charges against six police officers. at our investigation has continued, additional information has been discovered and as is often the case, during an ongoing investigation charges can and should be revised based on the evidence. these officers, who are presumed innocent until proven guilty are now scheduled to be arraigned on july second. molly: freddie gray's neck was broken while he was placed into a police van. it is said -- the officers' lawyers say

the government of prime minister -- the government prime minister alexis tsipras alexis tsipras alexissipras holding discussions at the european summit. two takeovers to tell you about this morning. parrinternational buying pharmaceutical. women's apparel and other deal, buying the parent of ann taylor, and incorporated. buying the company. fed president charles evans is in no rush to raise interest rates. speaking in stockholm, he said inflation is way below the fed target, so great that statement rates should stay near zero for the time being. >> i think the federal market committee should refrain from raising the federal funds rate until there is much greater confidence that inflation one or two years ahead will be at our inflation target. i see no compelling reason for us to be in a hurry to tighten financial conditions until then. olivia: the fed has said it will raise the interest rate when it sees improvement in the labor market, and when it is confident inflation will actually rise to the 2% level. pimm: it is a major setback for the iraqi military. islamic eight forces have ta

. >> alexis tells us the phone had been working normally. us she heard a crackling sound coming from the phone but wasn't until she got here directly across from the school that she said she noticed smoke actually coming from her back pocket and pulled out a phone that was on fire. >> through it on the ground and started stomping out the fire. >> a crossing guard that saw it happen rushed her to the nurse. >> oh, my god, her pants, the phone. >> for her parents the phone intended to provide peace of mind no longer does. >> we depend on these phones. the same phone i depend on is going to burn my daughter. thank god it wasn't her face. >> apple said they could not comment because the customer had not contacted the company directly. online records state using a third party charger, unauthorized service or tampering would void an iphone warranty. like most her age, alexis still wants a phone but not the iphone 5c. reporting in northeast philadelphia, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> wow. severe weather is whipping through southern states. at le

alexis? >> we have reports of a disabled vehicle on the inner loop of the beltway near braddock road. not seeing any delays the area. elsewhere, construction still sticking around, outer loop in prince george's county by annapolis road. northbound 270 after montrose road that right lane is blocked. looking good as you travel the beltway. here's a live look at the beltway at colesville road. 95 road at king street. turn on wtop when you hop in your car. back to you. >> thank you. >>> hearing from the irs isn't usually good news. but they may be contacting you soon and not for reasons you might be thinking. >>> and caught on camera. a man in his 60s knocked out cold and robbed. wait until you hear how much his attacker took. >>> and breaking news overnight in the soccer world. angie goff at the live desk gathering detail behind the arrest of several fifa official >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> well we kept -- you know trying to pump her, breath breathe, come on babe. >> that is a woman w

. >> alexis roland can't believe happened to her. she was walking to school when her cellphone made a noydz but it was not a ring or text. >> i was just standing there and then it just went like i heard shhh and this was smoke. >> the smoke led to a sharp pain. >> i felt it burning. and then i took that and it was on fire. >> her apple iphone p 5 c literally caught fire it was in her back pocket when it started smoking. >> it was in my pocket i didn't touch it. >> it melted lower half of frame and burned up tier or. heat so intense it brpd a hole through the back pocket ev jeans and injured the 12-year-old burning her skin. this shows her injuries above her waistline. the family went to the hospital where doctors told alexis she suffered second degree burns. >> never never never have i seen a phone set on fire like this. >> yeset rivera is a family friend and once worked for a major cellphone company she says the cellphone catching fire is a big concern. >> i think this is crazy insane. this is a kid's phone and we buy it for our kid

prime minister alexis tsipras says greece cannot absorb austerity measures.- says company will fall by going on the stock. hanergy increased. they plunged two days later and the stock was suspended. markets in the asia-pacific, it is buddha's birthday holiday in hong kong, but in japan, faye are in the thick of the action. first day of the trading week here 1% higher. australian equities, something very interesting, independence us in a $1.44 billion deal. australian equities climbing. something interesting in the corporate face as well. the proposed restructuring of an indonesian coal miner has taken another twist. leavermer ceo refuses to his position, also his office. the development prompted its parent company asia resource minerals to suspend shares in london. let's go live to has haslinda amin. the berau chairman is not leaving, what is this about? the where the anchor of a man willing to lock himself . berau on theo of verge of a default. he resigned in march but he is refusing to leave his position. like he said, it looks has chosen to lock himself in

i want to talk about alexis for just a second. alexis was injured for serving in the coast guard. because she was injured before 9/11 there were no caregivers. is that correct? >> that is correct. if she had been injured after 9/11, what would her care be? like she and her husband would be eligible for training and support. that is a whole range of benefits only available for severely disabled veterans and their caregivers. >> i think paralysis was the signature of the conflict, all of which took place before 9/11. >> the caregivers are also aging. i know my wife speaks three languages and has two college degrees, and she put her career on hold to care for me. when i pass away she gets no benefits. she has never paid into social security. she has never paid into a 401(k). all of my benefits pass. there needs to be something for our caregivers. i am thinking of the ones who are 75 years old and caring for veterans of the vietnam war. they need a break. you can imagine a 65-year-old woman trying to get a man into the bed or transferring him into the shower. it's hard work. they need

alexis suffered a severe traumatic brain injury while serving in the coast guard. because she was injured in 1999, she is ineligible for caregiver back services and support. there is no policy reason to exclude alexis and jason from caregiver act benefits and we urge the committee support on this issue. as a vietnam veteran i want to offer support for blue water navy legislation, veterans who served on navy vessels off the coast of vietnam were exposed to agent orange according to many confirmed studies and deserve the same benefits for that exposure as their comrades who served boots on the ground. we support bipartisan legislation to honor veterans career reservists have not been called that under federal active duty orders. i want to conclude by saying that we work closely with all of the groups here at the table and many others, to advance the needs of veterans across the country. i thank you for the opportunity to present our recommendation to the committee and look forward to your questions. thank you. >> thank you. mr. little, you are recognized. mr. little:

alexis tracking issues on the beltway. >> we have breaking news on the beltway. in maryland at prince georges county the outer loop over 1 1/2 miles of backup due to an accident that involves an injury there. police are on the scene. it's going to be there for quite a while this morning in prince georges county. elsewhere, 270 at old hundred road looking good. 66 heading inbound slow out of manassas. overall, the beltway, though running very normal for this time of day. here are travel times when you head out and about this morning. >>> there are some unhappy people in prince georges county this morning. the county faces its first property tax hike in 35 years. but there are a lot of people in the county who don't think it goes high enough. >> we want to try and give you a clear picture of where your money is actually going. so tea a look at this. the 4% property tax increase plus the 1% telecommunications tax will pay for state mandated teacher pension costs. this is a mandated expense not covered by the state and so the county has to foot the bill. all of this

like most her age, alexis still wan a phone but not iphone 5c. reporting in northeast philadelphia george spencer, nbc 4 news. >>> wow. severe weather is whipping through southern states. at least one person is dead after this large tornado touched down outside of cisco, texas yesterday. a local judge said it created five miles of destruction. second tornado hit near wichita falls. police in southern oklahoma faced quarter-sized hail. forecasters say more heavy rains are on the way today. over in colorado storm chasers captured these incredible pictures of a tornado hit the ground in a rural area near cheyenne. there are no reports of injuries or serious damage. take a look at this. a rare moment of nature's fury and beauty captured all at once. this video of a rainbow appearing just as a tornado spins in the air over colorado. no injuries here but some unforgettable scenes. >> the story of wizard of oz all tied into one, the tornado, the rainbow, awaken flying monkeys. >>> other than here a mostly dry mother's day. >> exactly. the humidity muggi

we understand that alexis tsipras will be next to angela merkel at dinner. maybe we will get that shoe dropping later. it is a little bit quiet. you've got to reflect over the last few days, look at the equity markets and what they have done. decent rallies being generated, especially in europe. a day of quiet, we wait for the next impetus. maybe it is the day that you are going to be delivering later. we have had some mixed data in europe in the form of the pmi's. nothing, as you say, to move the dial on equities. bonds might be moving a little in europe. tom: what a jumble. brendan: amazing to hear you casually say nothing is going on. with greece so much has been happening and to say it is down to body language because of a sitting placement between angela merkel and alexis tsipras is extraordinary. we have been reading that it was may when this was supposed to come to a head. there is no date after the riga meeting? guy: has always been th the net meeting that is going to take place. we are going to get closer to finding out where we are going to stand o

chulada de p golazo del chileno alexis sÁnchez.avos perdieron en el dÍa de ayer. los gigantes buscan mantener su buena racha para poderse mantener el primer lugar. mÁs tarde, en los atlÉticos reciben a los yankees. por esto me despido hasta el momento. reciban una buena tarde. ramÓn: stephanie bradford se fue al visitar la plaza del mariachi, para reunirse con un conjunto que se llama: nueva ola. presentaron su nuevo disco y parece que tiene un ritmo que invita al mundo a bailar. stephanie: aquÍ nos encontramos con el conjunto: nueva ola. ellos vienen estrenando nuevo disco. >> sale el martes, martes 2 de junio, verdad? creo que es el prÓximo martes. estarÁ de re chupete. stephanie: quÉ tipo de cover vamos a ver? >> en realidad, no tenemos covers sino que hacemos discover. arreglamos canciones como dancing with myself. >> tenemos joyas como: tÁpenme porque me encuentro. stephanie: tÚ estabas contando de billy idol. >> esa no me sÉ! es de esa persona que te pida una canciÓn que no se saben. stephanie: entonces, como una persona bail

. >> germany's deutsche vella takings a look at the first months ever you you alexis tsiprasof alexis tsipras'sgovernment. the paper blames tsipras for slamming shut doors and leaving little hope for economic recovery. >> and the asian correspondent writer says when he arrived he saw oglut of supplies so much so it would take days to deliver. he goes on to say that what neebl needsneeblneblthat nepalneeds. gls disappearing in new zealand. >> glaish years are one of nature's most awe-inspiring features. constantly change and in the case of the fox glacier retreating quickly. >> really there is a pretty dramatic picture going on, starting to see quite a dramatic change, moving into the valley and it's all happening at a pretty incredible rate. >> the rate of change was highlighted when a group of university scientists released a series of images taken over ten years and this time lapse shot over just a few months shows how ais the ice melts the valley walls become unstable and collapse. now for safety reasons visits rnd loued to climb ton glacier from the bottom. it's meant some tour op

. >> reporter: alexis can't believe what happened to her she was walking to school when her cell phone a noise, bus stop it wasn't a ring or a text. >> i was standing there and there was smoke. >> reporter: the smoke led to a sharp pain. i felt burning i looked down it was on fire. >> the apple iphone v c caught fire, it was in the back pocket when it started smoking. >> reporter: the fire badly damaged the phone melting the lower half of the frame and burning the interior, the heat so intensity burned a a hole through the back pocket of the jeans, it injured her burning her skin. this shows her injuries above the waistline. the family went to the hospital where doctors told alexis ills ills -- she suffered second degree burns. a family friend once worked for a major cell phone company. she said the cell phone catching fire is a big concern. >> i think this is crazy insane. this is a kid's phone so it's something that that we buy to keep in touch with our kids, to know it might harm them, it's very scary. >> reporter: sharrie williams. >> "action news" contacted apple, the company said

alexis tsipras, angela merkel, and hollande up past their bedtime.hen crude headed for its longest win streak ever. all of those stories and more coming up on this show. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. i'm jonathan ferro. this is "on the move "on the move." let's get you up to speed on where not to trade this friday morning. the ftse 100 pushing higher. the cac 40 pretty much unchanged. in frankfurt, the dax, quite a trip this week. the last couple of days have been dead flat. dead flat again today, down by just a couple of points. the ftse mib in italy, unchanged. have a look at the fx market. euro-sterling has been the big want to talk about. four days of losses, coming back with a day of gains. yesterday in the fx markets, all about pound power after those stunning u.k. retail sales. in the, that he markets, wti pulling back by 0.1%. almost dead flat at $60 a barrel, but still heading for a record 10th straight week of gains. we will talk about the oil market in a little bit. for now, bloomberg's top stories. mario draghi and other poli

2300 books from the bags of books project, that service project was founded by local 14 year-old alexis graybold, doing over 50,000 children's books in the region and in 2014 alexis won a cbs news game changer award. >>> today a new chapter is being written in the rebuilding of lower manhattan. one world trade center opened up in the the public marking a turning point in the recovery from 9/11. correspondent wendy gilette was there for the the official open. >> it is tallest building in the western hemisphere and from the newly opened observatory at one world trade center, new york city's great is icons are on display but for many, it is about much more than the the view. >> rebirth. >> it arrives again. >> reporter: these best friend from new york came to celebrate a new beginning. >> we have made it, we are stronger, even then where we are before. >> reporter: nearly 14 years after 9/11, the official opening is a latest milestone in the rebuilding of lower manhattan. observatory expects as many as 4 million visitors a year, on this first day we met people from around the the world. mi

didn't have it today matt kemp starts things off with and rbi double 1-0 padres still 3rd 3-0 padres alexi still 3rd austin hedges caps a 5-run 3rd with an rbi single his 1st career hit final: 9-1 padres giants 5-game win streak and 8- game home win streak snapped back to.500 at 14-14 the florida insolently in town tomorrow night--florida marlins will be in town the a's struggles continue. coco crisp first game this season after elbow surgery 0- for-4 tonight bottom 3rd/ scoreless eddie rosario on the first pitch of his major league career hits a solo home run off scott kazmir 1-0 twins rosario gets some congrats in still 3rd 2-0 twins trevor plouffe singles to left brian dozier scores 3-0 twins botom 6th/ 4-0 twins eduardo escobar two run home run off kazmir 6-0 twins final: 13-0 twins 3 pitchers combined for the shutout. a's drop to 12-17 who here is the warriors schedule. there will definitely be a game wednesday at 730 in oakland >>:everybody expected us to go undefeated nobody expects us to lose a game at home. the bay area was hit by earthquake everything is going wrong but we will b

el chileno alexis sÁnchez anotÓ un doblete. warriors, fue elegido como jugador mÁs valioso de la nba. fue votado de primero por 100 de los 130 periodistas que participaron en este proceso para sumar 1168 puntos. lebrom james quedÓ en el tercer puesto. julio: una breve pausa el aborto una situaciÓn que difÍcilmente se supera tanto para hombres como para mujeres. julio: mujeres y hombres que se han visto involucrados en un aborto difÍcilmente logra superarlo una madre y una hija que lo vivieron por partida doble ayudan otras personas a revelar su secreto para remediar su vida. aborto, el peso de la conciencia. >> yo guarde el secreto por muchos aÑos. no le dije a nadie. yo pensaba que yo estaba bien pero en realidad no. es algo que lo guardas porque en realidad no puedes hablarlo con nadie. >> estas mujeres comparten la pesadumbre de un doloroso secreto que las marcÓ para siempre la interrupciÓn de un embarazo, una salida inmediata a una situaciÓn inesperada >> es un dolor que va a estar presente siempre en la vida de la mujer...

jorge: feliz inicio de semana, el chileno alexis sÁnchez y anotÓ un doblete con el arsenal, que lo empatÓncuentran amenazados con perder la categorÍa. calgary va como 10, el parma continÚa moviÉndose en esa zona. stephen carry fue elegido como el mejor jugador, 130 periodistas participaron en este proceso para sumar asÍ 1168 puntos. el ex jugador fue designado nuevo manager de los cerveceros, despuÉs de que ron fuera despedido el dÍa de ayer, es el primer manager que estÁ despedido en esta temporada luego que el equipo perdiera 18 juegos en 25 encuentros. no tiene experiencia como piloto ni como coach. ilia: su alteza real la princesa carlota isabel diana de cambridge, es es el nombre de la hija del prÍncipe guillermo y su esposa que naciÓ el sÁbado 2 de mayo en londres a las 8:34 de la maÑana hora de londres. el nombre ha sido anunciado dos dÍas despuÉs de su nacimiento. se ven muy contentos y asÍ concluimos esa ediciÓn. nuestro compaÑero julio cÉsar regresa esta noche a las 11:00. [mÚsica] >> hoy es lunes 4 de mayo 2015. estas son las noticias. el fbi investigÓ dos veces por terrorismo

. >> prime minister alexis tsipras has warned that they are in a state of financial strangulation. since taking office at the beginning of the year, his government has been deadlocked in talks with international creditors to release 7.2 billion euros in additional loans becoming increasingly urgent because they are all the imf 1.5 billion euros next month and will likely default if they do not reach a deal. a greek government spokesman said they are optimistic a breakthrough may be reached by the end of the month. a you officials described the latest meetings as "constructive." -- eu officials said it was constructive. >> reforms will be taken in a number of areas. the creation of fully independent administration and the government has also been engaging more conservatively on the issue of privatizations which are necessary for a competitive economy. >> let's check in on the markets now. concerns about the talks in greece weighing in on the european markets but this optimistic comments giving a boost as the markets closed. the athens stock exchange up over 1.5% and the dax closing

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alexis suffered a severe traumatic brain injury while serving in the coast guard. because she was injured in 1999, she is ineligible for caregiver back services and support. there is no policy reason to exclude alexis and jason from caregiver act benefits and we urge the committee support on this issue. as a vietnam veteran i want to offer support for blue water navy legislation, veterans who served on navy vessels off the coast of vietnam were exposed to agent orange according to many confirmed studies and deserve the same benefits for that exposure as their comrades who served boots on the ground. we support bipartisan legislation to honor veterans career reservists have not been called that under federal active duty orders. i want to conclude by saying that we work closely with all of the groups here at the table and many others, to advance the needs of veterans across the country. i thank you for the opportunity to present our recommendation to the committee and look forward to your questions. thank you. >> thank you. mr. little, you are recognized. mr. little:

william: since alexis tsipras' comments, markets are lower as hopes are fading of the greek bailout. only the london ftse is in the green. from cash-strapped greece to cash-free denmark, the government wants to change the way people pay, preferring people use cards or smart cones giving up on bills and coins. some danes are not keen. nicholas has more. nicholas: pain with your smart phone or a card is the future, certainly -- paying with your smart phone or a card is the future, certainly in denmark. if the danish parliament gives the ok, the measure will come next year, and the goal is to help his this is but what makes plenty of sense to the younger generation is just another headache for the elderly that are not up to speed in parts of copenhagen. >> that cannot be possible. there is an older population and they are not used to cards yet. nicholas: one out of three games use a mobile app. adding to the generation gap is the mood that going entirely cash free is not feasible. some of our staff face losing tips and have mixed feelings about the prospects of the cashless customer. cr

that is why so much is riding on negotiations of the syriza government alexis tsipras. finance ministers meet one week from today. greece owes the imf about 850 million. that is nothing compared to the more than $9 billion in repayments that greece owes the imf, the central bank and others, and the clock is ticking. talk of bond payments and defaults can make it easy to forget the real pain greece people have suffered. years after the global financial crisis and greece's own crisis in 2010, the greek economy has shrunk more than a quarter since the melt down. it's not hard to see why many greeks are resentful of making more sacrifices to get their financial house in order. but greeks themselves played a major role in their plight, tax evasion, not paying the money it needs to pave the roads pay police and and not paying taxes is rooted and running deep. always a magnet for tourists but today, also a bargain. because after decades of terribly mismanaged funds corruption scandals and rampant bribery, the greek economy itself is a catastrophic ruin. much of the catastrophe

he offered join the ultra left prime minister alexis tsipras in a unity government. i sat with george papandreou and understands the difficult decisions that the counter greek government faces, but says he ha little choice but to cooperate. a reminded george papandreou that a lot of panic started with the deficit his government uncovered in 2009. here is what he told me. >> what happened with greece - order. because we are linked with the euro, it became a question of whether we have the confident of partners in the european union. >> without getting too technical, you asked to trigger a support mechanism that was never triggered before. the euro countries said if one of us is in trouble you help out, and you called on the eurozone to trigger that mekan. >> what did you learn? >> the support mechanism didn't exist initially. we faced the fact we couldn't get on to the market and borrow at viable rates. where do you go to borrow. you end up facing bankruptcy. we needed to find confidence in the market. one thing we had to do was have the changes inside greece, and say