transportation secretary anthony fox said that they would redirect millions of dollars to address safety concerns on metro. >>> it take the head swim coach for st. mary's college will be in court on child porn charges. maryland state police saying andre barbins shared sexually explicit about pictures with a 12-year-old girl and ci she was. during barbins arrest, state police say he admitted to accessing girl through a social media network last fall. >>> and a former little league umpire should learn his sentence today in d.c. federal court. donald essex pleaded guilty to child porn possession last year. fbi agents say that he contacted an undercover officer soliciting him for sex and sending pictures thinking that that officer was a 9-year-old girl. he is zeessex was an umpire unt. >>> montgomery county mother suspected in the disappearance of her two children tried to break out several times. the "washington post" first reported that hoggle has attempted eight escapes from the hospital. she never succeeded but once got a hold of a bamg of one of the staff members. her attorney says she

the transparency secretary anthony fox says the ban will protect passengers from unwanted exposure to fumes. >>> now to the zika virus. the focus today, top doctors and public health officials from the many others testified before the house and commerce committee. the head of the cdc told legislatures that cases are doubling every week in puerto rico. >> it's spread primarily by the mosquito. this is the cockroach of mosquitos. it lived indoors. it lives in the shade. it is hard to kill. >> the mosquito born virus is generally mild, but it may lead to miscarriage and severe birth defects. >>> temple university hospital is offering medical training to people in high crime neighborhoods, specifically how to treat gunshot wounds. this program is called fighting chance and teaches skills how to apply a tournament properly and >>> it is a disease experts say we know very little about that kills more than 14,000 women in the u.s. every year. we're talking about ovarian cancer and a report by the national academy of sciences engineering and medicine says it's often seen as a single cancer ev

transportation secretary anthony fox unveiled the seven finalist cities. competition to generate high-tech solutions for the future of transportation. >> this is not about just having one city win. this is about having our incubators of innovation, cities across the country actually thinking about the future, making plans for the future that can be actually done and although we only have one winner, we're going to work with all 77 of the other cities to give them a pathway to move forward as much as we can with what they have planned out. >> reporter: the winning city gets $40 million from the government, plus $10 million from paul allen to invest in a car infrastructure. austin, one of the finalists, would use the money to continue initiatives already under way to solve what the mayor call as seve severe mobility challenge. >> we are the only city outside of california that has autonomous vehicles being run and streets being tested. this is the way of the future. this is a city that owns its own electric utility. we have opportunities that exist there tha

last month channel 9 sat down tear and former charlotte mayor anthony fox. he said the city needs to come to a consensus on a strategy that embraces buses, light rail, streetcars, and new roads. the winner will be announced in june but this afternoon we are set to learn about the five finalists. we will let you know if charlotte is among them following the announcement this afternoon in austin, texas. you will be able to find those results on our website wsoctv.com as well as right here on the air. >>> taking a live look outside. check that out. a beautiful day. i think i see one cloud there. but over all a lovely sunny day this saturday. >> and i've had to check the calendar. yes, it's still the month of march but it feels like may. at least it has been the past couple of days. we do have patchy clouds on satellite and radar and dealing with spots of fog in the mountains. temperatures are climbing quickly. 74-degrees in charlotte. 77 in lancaster. 56-degrees in boone. a little bit on the muggy side as well. if you are heading out to white water center, it w

anthony fox made the announcement yesterday. he said that passengers on carriers going in and out of the united states aren't allowed to smoke on board. they said they want to clarify any confusion about what smoking means. e cigarettes fall under the same restrictions of tobacco cigarettes. studies have shown they do contain harmful chemicals. >>> a marin grand jury is recommending the school district take steps to protect student athletes long term damage caused by head injuries. the jury wants the district to pay for testing of all high school athletes and athletes athletes and retesting. they want them to hire athletic trainers. repeated severe head ininjuries have caused a chronic condition in former nfl players. >>> deflate gate returns to a federal court. lawyers want the league's four game suspension of tom brady reinstated. the nfl commissioner suspend pennedded him for his alleged involvement in potentially deflating balls in 2015. last september a judge overturned the suspension. brady and the commissioner aren't expe

last month, channel 9 sat down with transportation secretary and former charlotte mayor, anthony fox. he said the city needs to come up with a consensus on a strategy that includes streetcars and new roads as well. the finalists will be announced in june. >>> we have new developments, the former marine who started the wounded warrior project says he is opening to returning and restoring the group's reputation. the group fired two top executives last night after reports of lavish spending. the shakeup happened after former employees claimed the charity wasted millions of on five star hotels and alcohol. new tonight, there's a new case of the zika virus in forsythe county. that makes a total of six cases in north carolina. health officials say in all of the cases, the patients contracted the virus while traveling. researchers say the risk of a locally transmitted case in the u.s. is minimal. >> tomorrow is the last day to cast your ballot early before tuesday's primary election in north carolina. channel 9 learned thousands of people across north carolina have switched their affiliation

. >> reporter: we went straight to the secretary of transportation, anthony fox.ording to your own data, the government data, there are 58,495 bridges that are deemed structurally deficient. is that acceptable to you? >> no, it's not acceptable. it's actually embarrassing to this country. but it's one of those things where it's not just money, it's also emphasis. it's where we put our money. and that's something we have to continue working on. >> reporter: but doesn't the buck stop here as the secretary of transportation for you to fix this now and figure out how to get this money spent more wisely? >> nobody has argued for strenuously for fixing these issues than i have. congress has to pass a package with enough resources to handle the problem. >> repo: states get federal money and spend it as they wish with little federal oversight. bureaucracy as bridges continue to crumble. >> it just continues to decay and it's not going to get any better until we do something about it. >> that's jeff rossen reporting there. the government is spending billions of dollars to

it's getting >> we went straight to the secretary of transportation anthony fox. >> according to your data, the government data, there's 58,000 bridge structurally deficient, is that -- >> it's embarrassing. it's not just money, but it's emphasis and we we -- and that's what we need to work on. >> you need to fix this now and get - >> no one has argued for fixing these issues than i have. congress has to pass a package with enough resources to handle the problem. >> he says the entire system is broken. states get federal money and spend it as they wish with little federal oversight. >> bureaucracy as bridges continue to crumble. >> it continues to decay and it's not going to get better until we do >> and that was jeff rossen reporting. the government is spending billions of dollars to fix these bridges. >> that may sound like a lot, but analyst say the problem is so bad and wide spread that at that pace, it will take 21 years to fix all the bridges on the list. >> you'll be thinking about that every time you drive over one or under one. >> it's not a good feeling at all. >> no. >>> ju

probably thought they already weren't allowed but the secretary anthony fox said that passengers going in or out of the united states were bringing them on. they are not allowed to smoke on board. the department said it wants to clrarify any confusion about what smoking means. past studies have shown they contain harmful chemicals. initials say they are trying to limit exposure to the chemicals. >>> brian stowe the giants fan badly beaten at dodger stadium five-years ago will speak this morning to bay area high school students about the impact of bullying. as you know he was beaten outside of dodger stadium. it left him in a coma five- years ago. he to learn -- he had to learn how to speak, write all over again. today he will visit hillsdale and share his story he has been speak across california trying to stop bullying. >>> the warriors have a big game tonight hosting the oklahoma city thunder. they beat the thunder last saturday. early net game curr why hurt his left ankle. he did miss tuesday night a game . its questionable to play tonight. iguodala also listed as questionable. >>>

yesterday transportation secretary and former mayor anthony fox announced those finalists. these are the seven cities still in the running. they will have a chance at a $40 million federal grant to improve transportation. the winner will be announced in june. >>> let's take a live look outside from our lake norman cam. you can see the sun coming up quite a bit there. and lots of clouds around. your time 17:-- your time is 7:10. let's check in with vicki graf on the rain. >> now that we lost an hour over night, the sunrise gets under way at 7:37 this morning. it's a cloudy start to the day. to time everything out on future cast, rain moving in from the south. by around 9:00, 10:00 that will right along the i-77 corridor. as we head toward midday possibly heavier rain. i will advance future cast to show you how long it will stick around and how much you can see in your neighborhood. >>> charlotte city leaders will talk about how they could possibly pay for more police officers. they will meet wednesday to continue talking about the city's budget. cmpd has requested 125 additi

transportation secretary anthony fox made that a rule final wednesday. he said passengers on carriers going on or out of the u.s. are not allowed to smoke on board. the department says e- cigarettes fall under the same restrictions as tobacco cigarettes. >>> according to a recent survey almost half the workers responding say they would pay they could come in handy because according to retailme notnow is the time to book spring travel. they say you can find discounts on hotels and airfare by booking early butzymes the best deals are a drive -- but sometimes the best deals are a drive time away. >> gas prices are lower so we find a lot of people are planning to stay closer to home this year. instead of airfare they want an extra hour or two in their car. >> you can use that extra money to spend more on fun activities during your trip and save the cash for your next big vacation. >>> with our transition to cbs -- we now bring you plenty of top rated primetime shows. tonight is one of the busiest lineups of the week. includes "big bang theory," 8:00. followe

channel 9 sat down with transportation secretary and former charlotte mayor anthony fox. he says the city needs to come up with a consensus to strategies a strategy. the winner will be announced in june but this afternoon we're going to learn the five finalists of course we will let you know if charlotte is among them following the announcement that will be made in austin, texas. you can find the results on our website at wsoctv.com. >>> a north carolina high school student had part of her ear bitten off after a fight on a school bus. it happened last week in wake county. a girl on the bus threw a lunch that fight. it led romero to bite the other girls ear. romero's mother says she feels terrible about what happened. >>> taking a lye look outside from -- taking a live look from our speedway camera we are starting off pretty warm in the 60s. vicki graf has been tracking when the rain might come our way. >> it's going to be another warm day. i just got data in over night. this is showing it will not be as good of a chance for rain as we go through the afternoon today. good

last month we sat down with anthony fox. he says the city needs to come to a consensus on a strategy that embraces buses, light rail, streetcars and new roads. the winner will be announced in june but this afternoon we will learn about the five finalists. we'll let you know if charlotte is among them. following the announcement this afternoon in austin, texas. you can find the results on our website wsoctv.com as well as on the the air as soon as they are released. >>> north carolina high school student had part of her ear bitten off after a fight on a school bus. it happened late last week in wake county. threw a lunch bag at amber romero starting that fight. it led romero to bite the other girl's ear. her mother says she feels terrible about what happened. she says the assault charge and a prior one are the result of her fighting back after being bullied. >>> your time 17:-- your time is 7:10. >> good saturday morning. it is a cloudy and mild start to the day. i just got data in over night. most will stay dry today and we

. >> in a senate hearing yesterday, anthony fox said culture of safety. >> it is a deliberate decision that is needed on the part of everyone involved in this to focus relentlessly on safety. >> maryland senator barbara mikulski was also part of the hearing. she said it's upsetting that people are still concerned about a culture of safety seven years after the crash on the red line. met row board chair jack evans said the region needs to support metro with more dedicated funding. right now metro trains are running again after a 29 hour emergency shutdown. all lanes are running normally this morning. we're keeping you up-to-date on what the crowds look like on the platform. let's go live to molette green at the vienna station. >> reporter: perfect timing. a rain is coming in right now here on the orange line in vienna. sharon brown, will the system is reopening with normal service? >> i'm very excited because i'm going into work today and after having been through what the last few days were and knowing that they did this for our safety, that makes me very happy. >> thank you. her stop

. >> transportation secretary anthony fox is going to elected officials asking them to promise that when look to rebuilding the infrastructure in this nation, that they will do an issue of inclusion because the infrastructure that we have, much of it was built in the 50s before the voting rights act that meant separating communities racially. he's hoping we will change this. >> great. >> the administration has let on they are considering allowing iran access to our u.s. banking system. this was something congress was specifically told during fight over the iran nuclear deal would not happen. members of congress were very agitated about this. if the administration does go forward with something that isn't required by the deal, something they told congress wouldn't happen. look for hillary clinton to edge away. >> will that break the deal? >> i don't know if it will break the deal. it's not required. >> i think it's a bit to the hawkish side of things. >> she gave a speech that even i could like. >> i asked trump who was more hawkish, you are her. he wasn't clear. thank you for coming. whe

." >> welcome, our new home on fox business network i am anthony scaramucci with maria bartiromo, hostith mornings with maria. >> great to be with you, we're thrilled that you and "wall street week" are here at fox business network, an iconic program. >> let's get to business, general david petraeus former director of cia, he is a retired four-star army general, one time lead u.s. central command he serves at kkr global institute chairman. welcome general petraeus, a delight to have you on the show, our first show, on the old program you are the highest rated 57. > >> great to be with you again thank you. anthony: are americans safer today than they were two years ago? or 15 years ago. >> i think you know it has been up and down, americans are safe. but i think that the threats are more complex than arguably more numerous than they have been in the past, if you talk to law enforcement professionals, those in the intelligence business, they feel they have insight they generally need to prevent attacks, they are doing a great deal of, that much without ever surfacing. seeing daylight if

. >> reporter: we went straight to the secretary of transportation, anthony fox. >> according to your government data, there are 58,495 bridges deemed structurally deficient. is that acceptable to you? >> no, it's not acceptable. it's actually embarrassing to this country. but it's one of those things where it's not just money, it's also emphasis. it's where we put our money. that's something we have to continue working on. >> doesn't the buck stop here, as the secretary of transportation, for you to fix this now and figure out how to get the money spent more wisely? >> no one has argued more strenuously about fixing the issues than i have. congress has to pass a package with enough resources to handle the problem. >> reporter: he says the system is broken. spend it as they wish, with little federal oversight. bureaucracy, as bridges continue to crumble. >> continues to decay and it won't get better until we do something about it. >> the federal government is spending billions of dollars to fix these bridges, and that may sound like a lot -- it is -- but analysts say the problem is so

whole issue is that it sort of spreads out what so many other things that are going on secretary anthony fox. remember, he keeps making the point maryland, virginia and d.c., this oversight group that you need to put together and get it done quickly, he keeps saying i want it done by the end of the year in maryland, virginia. and they say our jen assemblies end in a couple weeks. so this puts more pressure i think on them to find a way to take control of the oversight. >> and when we talk about cronyism and i'm just thinking now, we always look at the staff, we always look at whoever the director is. these guys and ladies who sit on the board, come on. now, they have been sitting up will all this time and it's so easy for them to point fingers to the people below them. but what about their responsibilities as board members? maybe that's where the buck ought to stop is with them. >> okay. we'll so that right there and go to a commercial break. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. we had a tragic awful story that every day it just got worse and worse and this is the death of prince george's

transportation secretary anthony fox said passengers on carriers going in and out of the united statesey are not allowed to smoke on board and the department says it just wants to clarify any confusion about what smoking means. >> yeah, yeah. >> guess what? it includes those e-cigarettes. they fall under the same restrictions as tobacco cigarettes. past studies have shown that e-cigarettes contain many harmful chemicals and transportation department officials are trying to limit passengers' exposure to those chemicals. >>> there is a new report out showing there are few super rich americans for the first time in eight years. this information from new world wealth shows a number of people with at least $30 million in assets. it dropped by 3%. and now they are about 187,000 people who were worth that amount in 2015. >> it could be due to slower economic growth. the turbulence in the stock market. oil prices are taking a dip. the report says this is temporary. those with super rich status will rise 41% by 2025. >>> you are talking about instagram? >> yeah, what you can share by issuing do

. >> anthony fox says what i want is i want d.c., virginia and maryland to take over oversight and i want if done t done by th said of year and if it's not, then you would lose the $15 million that you would get from federal funding. maryland and virginia says we can't get it done by the end of the year because our general assemblies are leaving. d.c. says we can and fox says, well, you need to find a way to work that out because it has to be done by the end of the year. >> let's talk for a second about the pressure and protests to pull the plug on the pepco/exelon merger. city leaders protested last week at the wilson building. though d.c. public service commission rejected the original proposal, it is willing to consider a new deal, just not one with a three year rate freeze. and that's where mayor bowser is bowing out. so can she -- why is this such a mess? >> well, i think what it gets down to is the mayor says,s will, i was against the deal and then i was for it because i was able to get $78 million in concessions from pepco/exelon and $26 million of take will e that go to a rat

anthony flores fox 46. around the track errors from 2:30 until 3:00 p.m.. we have analysis of nascar coverage in the world of sports. always looking for great story ideas e-mail at anthony.flores at fox tv.com. bill: you will love this next story. a father springs action to save in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original steakburger. [ indistinct conversations ] always set a place at the dinner table for good manners. stay seated, napkin on your lap and elbows at your sides. and remember, mealtime is for nourishment, nothing more. let the music play, he won't get away just keep the groove, and then he'll come back to you again let it play bill: welcome back. one very smart dad's reflexes kicked in at just the right time. david williams has the story. >> 8-year-old linda cunningham his life after his father stopped this baseball bat from hitting him in the fac

anthony flores fox 46. around the track errors from 2:30 until 3:00 p.m.. we have analysis of nascar coverage in the world of sports. always looking for great story ideas e-mail at anthony.flores at fox tv.com. bill: you will love this next story. a father springs action to save what exactly bill: welcome back. one very smart dad's reflexes kicked in at just the right time. david williams has the story. >> 8-year-old linda cunningham said is dead as a hero who saved his life after his father hitting him in the face to his father said it was a miracle and it was all caught in the pictures. pittsburgh tribune review photographer christopher horner captured the exact moment captain sean cunningham stopped a fine baseball bat from hitting his son in the face this weekend. >> this is a baseball bat that hit me right here. it was flying. my dad bought it like that but it hit me right here. the father and son read a spring training game at the atlanta braves in the pittsburgh pirates landon hedges borrowed his dads phone to take pictures and looked out for a secon

." >> welcome to "wall street week" and a new home on the fox business network. i am anthony scaramucci and joining us is murray that -- maria bartiromo host of "mornings with maria" and gary kaminsky will be back with us next week. >> our guest is the master of behind-the-scenes business yet he is a household name with a larger-than-life personality. anthony: terrier -- tony robbins is here with an exclusive interview. your companies are making a killing. you have made this major shift in money management and trying to explain to people a lot money pity of a best-selling book called money. tell us about that transition when he decided to that direction. >> my wife has been focused on helping people with their life and there are only two matters that body your emotions or relationship and your finances. when 2008 happened so many people losing their homes and their retirement accounts and nothing was happening. i had a unique approach which is i got really angry and i thought there's something i can do is one person but i think coaching now for 22 years everyday. i've learned

." >> welcome to "wall street week" and a new home on the fox business network. i am anthony scaramucci and joining us is murray that -- maria bartiromo host of "mornings with maria" and gary kaminsky will be back with us next week. >> our guest is the master of behind-the-scenes business yet he is a household name with a larger-than-life personality. anthony: terrier -- tony robbins is here with an exclusive interview. your companies are making a killing. you have made this major shift in money management and trying to explain to people a lot money pity of a best-selling book called money. tell us about that transition when he decided to that direction. >> my wife has been focused on helping people with their life and there are only two matters that body your emotions or relationship and your finances. when 2008 happened so many people losing their homes and their retirement accounts and nothing was happening. i had a unique approach which is i got really angry and i thought there's something i can do is one person but i think coaching now for 22 years everyday. i've learned

fox business network. hosted by our very own anthony scaramucci, catch it right here on the fox business network. ony: you're going to be joining us. maria: i am joining friday night. back in a minute you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ maria: welcome back. flooding in louisiana and texas causing misery for thousands of people. cheryl casone with the headlines, cheryl, good morning. cheryl: good morning, maria, record flooding in louisiana reported causing caske, the -- thousands of residents in texas forced evacuate due to swollen rivers there. a dozen workers sportedly had ties to terrorism. those workers are just a fraction of 37 private employees at nearly 40 airports across the country possibly tied to terrorist, that's according to homeland security inspector's generals office. it prom

." >> welcome to "wall street week" and a new home on the fox business network. i am anthony scaramucci and joining us is murray that -- maria bartiromo host of "mornings with maria" and gary kaminsky will be back with us next week. >> our guest is the master of behind-the-scenes business yet he is a household name with a larger-than-life personality. anthony: terrier -- tony robbins is here with an exclusive interview. your companies are making a killing. you have made this major shift in money management and trying to explain to people a lot money pity of a best-selling book called money. tell us about that transition when he decided to that direction. >> my wife has been focused on helping people with their life and there are only two matters that body your emotions or relationship and your finances. when 2008 happened so many people losing their homes and their retirement accounts and nothing was happening. i had a unique approach which is i got really angry and i thought there's something i can do is one person but i think coaching now for 22 years everyday. i've learned

. >> reporter: so we took our fox 29 cameras to design builders office on cheltenham avenue in tacony looking for anthony get his side of the to. >> i'm dave stratt wise sr. from fox 29. >> i was looking for anthony valenti. >> he's not in. >> he's not in today. >> no. >> could you give him my card if you would. >> sure. >> i had is some questions about homes he built on dick couldn't street. we went to design builder latest job site in south philadelphia looking for anthony valenti. >> he's not here, sir. >> he called us back the next day and toll us he's not a contractor. he said i don't bang nails. he claims he got paid $700 week to supervise the subcontractor who's built homes. he also says licenses and inspections approved the job every step of the way. he told us that joe ruggero of north star pennsport llc the developer owes him $30,000 and that's why he didn't come back to fix the problems. he also refuseed to an on camera interview. valenti who says he built 70 to 80 homes in south philly wept on to say he told the homeowners to put tarps down over the detectives and problem areas. he said he to

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to the couch for the very first time anthony scaramucci, founder of skybridge capital and co-host of wall street week, the iconic business show that's premiering on foxorrow at 8 p.m. eastern. anthony, welcome. we're so happy you're with us. >> thank you so much. andrea: and we have to tell you, you're outnumbered. >> in the hair spray, too, i saw that. [laughter] harris: you look fabulous. you didn't need any. congrats on the new show.