they found edward archer guilty of aggravated assault and other charges. >> i knew what the out come going to be of this. it was the matter whether the jury felt the same way. >> reporter: leaving the criminal justice center officer hartnett told reporters he still recovering from a broken arm and nerve damage he suffered. >> physically of course i have some limitations i'm working on. i still have physical therapy. >> reporter: during the trial, the jury watched that cringing surveillance video showing archer walk up to hartnett foss pass troll car and fire on him. hartnett wounded managed to open the door and fire back. he even followed archer on foot as officers moved in to arrest him. >> i have an extreme passion for the job. this is something that i've always wanted to do, um, i can remember being a little child, small child, and thinking that i want to be a police officer. >> reporter: archer's court appointed defense attorney says archer was paranoid and barely communicated with him. >> he has a history of paranoid schizophrenia in his family, and i tried to have a judge decla

they found edward archer guilty of aggravated assault and other charges. >> i knew what the out come going to be of this. it was the matter of whether the jury felt the same way. >> reporter: leaving the criminal justice center officer hartnett told reporters he still recovering from a broken arm and nerve damage he suffered. >> physically of course i have some limitations i'm working on. i still have physical therapy. >> reporter: during the trial, the jury watched that crimpling surveillance video showing archer walk up to hartnet hartns patrol car on fire him. hartnett wounded managed to open the door and fire back. he followed archer on foot as officers moved in to arrest him. >> i have an extreme passion for the job. this is something i always wanted to do. i can remember being a little child, small child, and thinking that i want to be a police officer many. >> reporter: archer's court appointed defense attorney says archer was paranoid and barely communicated with him. >> he has a history of paranoid schizophrenia in his family i tried to have a judge declare him uncompetent b

other news, edward archer has been found guilty as charged for trying to kill a philadelphia cop. the jury deliberated less than three hours before finding archer guilty of attempted murder and aggravated manslaughter. it was january two years ago when he ambushed jessie hartnet in philadelphia. archer told police he acted out of religious conviction and pledged his loyalty to isis. >> fire investigators are trying to determine a cause of a fire and if detectors were working. >> police say they have uncovered skimming devices in two grocery stores in lower pots grove. surveillance cameras captured two suspects installing the devices over credit card readers. police are not sure how many devices have been stolen. the best advice to check your statements and contact your bank for help. >> in the wake of sexual harassment allegations have caused penn unersity to remove their support from steve wynne and bill cosby. it's been a century since they took an honorary degree but credible allegations against both men wanterre warranted the. >> new details on a shooting involving a 12-year-o

archer pledged allegiance to isis in the moments following the shooting. after the verdict officer hartnet who testified during the trial told reporters his recovery is an ongoing process. >> i'm trying my absolute best to get back something that was taken away from me, and i think it's going to be quite a long road before -- i don't think i'll be 100%, but hopefully someday i'll get close to that. >> archer is scheduled to be sentenced in may. >>> it is that time of year again where we see the weather forecasting ground hog. will he see his shadow? he'll make his 132nd prediction. thousands gather every year to find out if we will have an early spring. records dating to 1887 show phil has predicted a longer winter 104 times. it means if he sees his shadow we're going to have six more weeks of winter. he's forecasted an early spring. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. a live look at camelback, which is seeing a few flurries this morning. a little bit of snow in some spots as the rain that we had overnight comes to an end. it all rolls out and so does the m

jurors convicted edward archer on attempted charges yesterday video captured the moment archer ambushed officer hartnett in 2016. hartnett spoke outside court just moments after the verdict was red. >> it is a lot on my family. it is specially, you know, extremely hard on me, to have to go through something like that, but your family goes through it with you. there was a lot of struggles along with, that and this is a sigh of relief. >> well, police say archer fired several bullets that shalt heard bones and damaged nerves. and hartnett's arm, hartnett says he hopes to eventually return to work. >> in other news, police in china calling a fiery van crash in downtown shanghai an accident calming fears that may have been a deliberate attack. eighteen people were injured when that van lost control and slammed into a group of pedestrians outside after busy starbucks. now there is happened around 9:00 a.m. local time. authorities say the crash was caused by a man in the van who accidentally ignited the gas he was transporting because he was smoking a cigarette. the van driver and two other p

archer pledged allegiance to isis after that shooting. hartnet says his recovery is an ongoing process. >> i'm trying my absolute best to get back something that was taken away from me. i think it's going to be quite a long road before -- i don't think i'll ever be 100% but hopefully someday i'll get close to that. >> archer is scheduled to be sentenced in may. the judge who sentenced mik mill to jail for probation violation is going after his legal team. judge brinkley hired a lawyer and is threat nothing to sue for defamati defamation. brinkley's attorney says the rapper's legal team has been making baseless claims to the media about her personal and professional conduct. he was sentenced to two to four years behind bars for probation violation. >>> it's going to be a slippery morning commute with a combination of rain, snow, and maybe a little ice. i'll explain where it will fall in your neighborhood when i come back. >>> back live in minneapolis, so many eagle fans are pouring into the city. with three days to go until game day. >> on

that is what i'm really looking forward to. >> archer's sentencing has been scheduled for may 14th. >> our coverage of the count down to super bowl lii continues straight ahead, fly eagles fly. >> that is right, minnesota used to sing the majestic bird we are not talking about the players but symbol of american freedom, jessica teased us. we will take you to a very close place to a bald eagle. >>> and we're on the super bowl bash, our vittoria woodill gets party planning advice from the pros in a special, football addition of taste with tori, how you can make your get together one to remember. >>> also we will tell you how eagles defensive end brandon graham is planning to send one lucky fan to sunday's big game we have been talking about the eagles non-stop for days and days and days now but tonight we're going to talk about, the actual birds. the actual eagles here in minnesota where they are quite common. today we drove down to take a look at a majestic place not too far away from here and saw them live, in action. when the eagles flew to minneapolis for super bowl lii , they weren

surveillance captured moments archer ambushed officer jesse hartnett as he sat in his police cruiser in west philadelphia in january 2016. hartnett spoke outside court just moments after the verdict was read. >> it is a lot on my family, it is hard on me, having to go through something like that but your family goes through it with you and there was a lot of struggles with that and this is a sigh of relief. >> archer's sentencing has been scheduled for may 14th. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", much more super bowl coverage from minneapolis. >> that is right we are testing the eagles but in the about football. >> i'm pat gallen from the players to the media see questions that only we are asking and surprising answers that are a your heart doesn't only belong ♪to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital

that is what i'm really looking forward to. >> archer's sentencing has been scheduled for may 14th. >>> our coverage of the count down to super bowl lii continues straight ahead, fly eagles fly. >> that is right, minnesota used to sing the majestic bird we are not talking about the players but symbol of american freedom, jessica teased us. we will take you to a very close place to a bald eagle. >>> and we're on the super bowl bash, our vittoria woodill gets party planning advice from the pros in a special, football addition of taste with tori, how you can make your get together one to remember. >>> also we will tell you how eagles defensive end brandon graham is planning to send one lucky fan to sunday's big game we have been talking about the eagles non-stop for days and days and days now but tonight we're going to talk about, the actual birds. the actual eagles here in minnesota where they are quite common. today we drove down to take a look at a majestic place not too far away from here and saw them live, in action. when the eagles flew to minneapolis for super bowl lii , they were

it is not cle how she obtained the>>> deliberations in the trl of edward archer lasted less than 3 hours. archer told police he acted out of religious inspiration and pledged his allegiance to isis. >>> cameras recorded two suspects installing the devices over credit card readers, aldi citizen not sure how many credit cards were stolen. check your statements and contact your banks to get help. >>> let's have fun it started at a time when eagles fans could only dream of a trip to super bowl. they have come up with their sporting event to celebrate, the wing bowl. this year they have the wing bowl and super bowl. let's go to bob brooks at the wells fargo center for the 26th annual showdown, bob is there is there an extra degree of elation in the room? >> reporter: yes, i just talked to elmer gantry he described this as a mixture of a mardi gras and presuper bowl party and mummers parade sandwiched into one thing. i'm going to step out of the way and show everyone they are setting up right now. they are doing sound testing making sure that the technology is working. they have all the names

so again archer found guilty on all counts here, we have not seen officer jesse hartnett who had been in the courtroom throughout closing arguments all day with his family members who had become emotional as you can imagine. he has in the left the courthouse. of course, we'd like to get his reaction after this ordeal that is very latest for now reporting live from the criminal justice center natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see you later on. >>> all repairs are complete on the patco high speed line rail line in new jersey, full services returned this afternoon. it had been interrupted since machine morning when train hit a utility pole near ferry avenue station in camden and tomorrow morning patco wants to make up for travel headaches. anyone riding the patco line between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. will travel for free >>> two middle school students were shot and wounded inside a los angeles classroom and police say a 12 year-old female student is in custody. shooting happened just before 9:00 this morning at south castro middle school. fifteen year-old boy is shot i

prosecutors charge archer with attend murder and aggravated assault.e said he was doing it in the name of isis. we do not yet have any idea when his sentencing will be. but found guilty this afternoon. >>> a controversial memo the talk of capitol hill. but the big question is, what's in it? and you're never too young to show eagles pride. we're going to the with advil's fast relief, you'll ask, "what pulled muscle?" "what headache?" nothing works faster to make pain a distant memory. advil liqui-gels and advil liqui-gels minis. what pain? ♪ >> 71-year-old woman attacked in old city for her necklace. she was walking along fourth and market when a man came up from behind her. police say he grabbed her by the neck, pulled her to the ground, and he yanked on her necklace breaking it. peaces of jewelry fell on to the sidewalk. the guy then ran off as you can see. the woman has scratches on her neck but otherwise she is physically okay. good picture of the guy right there. so take close look if you know anything about it, give police a call. >>> a moment of

and prosecutors argued that archer fired on hartnett in the name of isis. >> please believe the death of two was a murder-suicide. on the 200 block of highland avenue last night. and police say that the residents have not been seen it a week. two cars were outside and mail was piling up and found a 22-year-old man and middle able woman dead in the living room. >>> and now in pot grove police are trying to track down the people using skimming devices at aldi grocery stores. here are the details. >> reporter: it doesn't get much brazen as a cashier on the right two men posing as customers work to install a skimming device over a credit card reader it happened on arm and hammer road. and employees discovered the device on tuesday. we were called out there and detectives when out and identified it and it was confiscated and working with the corporate people now to develop evidence to find out who did this. >> lower pot grove police chief hopes that surveillance images he released today. this shows the same men installing a skimmer in west lick rick township and believe that they are part

you may remember archer opened fire on officer jessie hartnet. after the verdict officer hartnet told reporters his recovery is an ongoing process. >> i'm trying my absolute best to get back something that was taken away from me, and i think it's quite a long road before -- i don't think i'll be 100%, but hopefully someday i'll get close to that. >> archer is scheduled to be sentenced in may. >>> meek mills is now threatening legal action against the rapper's attorneys. the judge said the meek mills legal team has made baseless claims to the media about her personal and private conduct. she's hired a lawyer herself and is threatening to sue for de defamation. >>> 4:09 right now on this friday, it is that time of year again where we see the ground hog. but will he see his shadow? he will make his 132nd prediction. thousands gather to find out if we'll have an early spring. he's forecasted an early spring just 18 times. i mean this is where meteorologist bill henley gets all of his data. something tells me there's a good chance we may see a longer

edward archer the suspect, will be sentenced in may. >>> in delaware county a nine year-old child badly hurt after being hit by a car in thornbury township. police say it happened during rush hour yesterday on thornton road, helicopter flew the child at u penn and in critical condition this morning. police say the driver stayed at the scene, fully cooperating, it is in the clear if any charges will be filed. >>> also in delaware county worried neighbors are calling police for a wellness check in radnor when they discovered a horrifying situation inside, two people shot to death, a man in his 20's and woman middle age. they believe that this was a murder/suicide. neighbors on the 200 block of highland avenue knew something wasn't right woman wasn't replying to text messages, mail piling up, cars hadn't moved so they are devastated. >> she wasn't answering texts. we're friends. we hang out. just not hearing back her is in the like her. >> this is a shock. i did not see anything odd or anything that with make me think that something like this could happen. >> police say they did find two g

we have learned that archer will be sentenced on may 14th.ficer jesse hearth net and his family cried as prosecutors presented their closing arguments. the video of the ambush and the radio calls were replayed for the jury today. they reminded the jury of a taped confession who pledged his allegiance to isis after the shooting. >>> the parents of a former penn state student are sharing a personal message one year after their son's hazing death. a year ago tomorrow, timothy piazza died after consuming large amounts of chool. his parents hope to work with other advocates to prevent hazing deaths. >>> here's a look at the stories make iing headlines county by county across the region. bucks county, a warning for police about a phoney water authority worker. police believe a man drive iing this white unmarked van may have been looking to rob or case houses in south hampton. he told them to go check it. luckily they threatened to call police. he took off. authorities say an actual bucks county water authority looks like the picture on the right si

but the hurricanes, who have young starlet jofra archer in their side, proved too much, winning by 71 runs. bresnan the last man out for a3. 28 russian athletes have had their olympic life bans overturned, the international olympic committee says it may have a serious impact on the fight against doping. that is all from us. plenty more sport throughout the evening on bbc news. more now on the news that a man has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder after deliberately driving a van into a crowd of muslims near a north london mosque lastjune — in an act of terrorism. he killed makram ali, who was 51, and injured several others. darren osborne from cardiff was described as a loner who'd become obsessed with muslims after watching a tv drama and looking at far—right groups online. the 48—year—old told the court he was not mad but angry. let's speak to our correspondent asad ahmad who's outside the finsbury park mosque where that attack took place. you have spoken to local residents and people from the mosque, what has been the reaction? i have to say the reaction is one of cal

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testimony wrapped in the trial of edward archer yesterday that began two weeks ago.rcher shot officer jesse hartnett as he sat in his patrol car in southwest philadelphia in 2016. hartnett chased his attacker as he called for help. prosecutors say he aattacked hartnett in isis. >>> congressman bob brady is giving up his seat saying he wants to spend time with his family. the decision comes after the fbi opened an investigation into a payment he made to a campaign in 2012. he denied any wrong doing. the matter has continue to be an issue. target's major push into online grocery shopping. the retailer is testing out same-day delivery in alabama and florida. it is eoxpec expand through the year. amazon is giving us a sneak peek at eight election's new voice in a super bowl commercial. >> it features, several celebrities. the smart speaker lost her voice. it's more human like compared to the current robotic tone. >> reporter: facebook said the amount of time users are spending on the site have dropped. mark zuckerburg says he hopes that facebook is good for the well-bein

we don't want to give away too much the actress was talking to journalists earlier today the main archer's volleying that came and she was saying that this isn't just about women or extremism this is about also about our presence online and that everyone who is online is at risk so so it's not just glitz and glamour here at the bradley not a we did see some of that for sure but there's also some really hard hitting topics about the realities of our world and if you go when exactly melanie and david thanks so much of filling us in that we really appreciate that will. and the brief reminder of the top story we're following for you speaking at the munich security conference israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu held up what he called part if there were any injuries shot down in israeli air space a week ago he wants israel could strike iran if it's all threatened iran's foreign minister zarif accused israel of using aggression as policy. you're watching news in berlin we'll be back with more at the top of the hour thanks for watching. it's all about this stuff in so. it's all about george

test of archer who shot jesse hartnett as he sat in his patrol car in 2016. hartnett chased his attacker as he called for help. >>> video shows a man on the ground as two deputies try to restrain him on friday night. they get handcuffs on the man and try to lift him up. that's when one of the deputies kick the man in the head. the man was released. the deputy is on leave. >>> flyers take on the washington capitals in their first game back from the all star break and blew a 2-0 lead. they lost 5-3. >>> sixers face joel okafor for the first time since they traded him in december. the sixers lose 116-108. >> welcome back is it only friday, i can feel it. >> i'm looking forward to monday. >> he is being annoying. >> reporter: we're used to waving you off. 2 oh, 2 past 401. southbound we have a vehicle ran into a guardrail. someone trapped in here, we have ambulance and police on the scene they are blocking two right lanes, it is slowing here. stick to swedesford road or route 30 lancaster avenue instead. >> reporter: good advice there. on the big board we're look

the jury watched video of the defendant edward archer's interrogation yesterday. in it the 32 year old tells detectives he shot officer jessie heart neck in the nature of islam. officer was shot three times at close range, but was able to follow the suspect on foot. archer was arrest add few blocks away. >>> one year after a deadly inmate riot at delaware prison state investigators find the facility is still potentially explosive. delaware governor john carney ordered independent investigation after correctional officer steven floyd killed during riot at the von correctional prison last february. findings from the report show the prison is, quote, dysfunctional, and is under staffed by over worked guards and that the inmates have too much idol time. it also found that inmate have complains about lack of adequate medical care. >> in berks county, more charges for accused drill dealers after a death. thirty-five year old woman overdose from the heroin and phentinol in may, police charge that guy, michael, with possession of intent to deliver heroin. he is now charge

a man could be seen hanging from a traffic light at broad and archer which snapped at the pole.er collapse caught on camera, the awning of the ritz carlton hotel as too many rowdy fans climb on top. there was destruction outside the belleview hotel where people flipped a car on its side. glass windows at maceys were broken out and a handful of fires were set. city officials confirm three arrests so far but more could come after viewing surveillance video. >> angry patriot fans caused damage on the campus of the university of massachusetts at am herself. amherst. six people were injured. what is the first thing you would do once your team wins the superbowl? buy eagle superbowl swag, of course. reporter christie ileto was live at the link. word is the stuff is flying off the shelves. >> that is absolutely true. it could be hats, hoodies, tee shirts. eagle fans say all they care about is seeing "eagle champs" on the swag and it's selling out so quickly stores can barely keep pace. >> i'm looking for kid's shirts. they are sold out of women's. it's slim pickings. >> the sideline ca

the jury watched video of defendant, edward archer's interrogation yesterday. in it the 32 year old tells detective he shoves officer jersey hartnett, was able to follow the suspect on foot. you see the suspect right there, then running away. archer was arrested a a few blocks away. >> one year after a deadly inmate riot at delaware prison state investigators find the facility is still potentially explosive. delaware governor john carney ordered an independent investigation after correctional officer steven floyd was killed during a riot at the von correctional prison last february. find action from the report show the prison is, quote r dysfunctional, and is under staffed by over worked guards. and that inmates have too much idol time. it also found that inmate often complain about lack of adequate medical care. >> in bucks county, more charges for accused drug dealer. there he is. after the death after 35 year old woman, police say, she overdosed from heroin and phentinol in may, that he was responsible for. they had charged him, his name michael hennessey, w

lasts january, edward archer ambushed officerrtnett, as hartn his police car in west il >> tom wolf allocatingfirst funds no berks county 2014,. >> from the trentonian, trenton onld owned philanthropic foundation, handed out $100,000 in grant non-profit. the foundation was set up in 2016 after they won 429 million-dollar powerball jackpot. around the delaware and lehigh valley, we'll be right back. you're still here? we're voya!tawith youh retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so that means no breakfast? >> welshing check out ben franklin a's rendition of grader performing non-stop since the eagles won the nfc, i from her orchestra teacher, the. eagles fans are finding unique ways to show offair check out connor fifth grader from havertown, and also the nephew of producer, vince. he goss the eagles logo painted ohe head, and hair green, just in time for his pep rally at his school today this proud pooch, this is bug a lou, bulldog puppy showing off eagles pride, thanks to maria in northeast philly for sharing this picture with us.

but the hurricanes, who have young starlet jofra archer in their side, proved too much, winning by 71ir olympic life bans overturned, the international olympic committee says it may have a serious impact on the fight against doping. that is all from us. plenty more sport throughout the evening on bbc news.

after two hours of deliberations, they found edward archer guilty on all charges including attempted murder. e he had no expression. he would not cooperate at times with the judge and not even talk to his attorney. >> i tried to have the judge declare him incompetent because he was unable to cooperate. he believes i was trying to brainwash his family. >> i'm trying my best to get back something taken away from me. it's going to be a long road. >> e he just wants to one day get back to work. he is going to be sentenced on may 14th. he's facing 60 years in prison. reporting live, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> tracking rain and snow. the rain is headed our way. plus temperatures are dropping. meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is timing it all out for us. >> we already have radar echoes in southeast of pennsylvania. most of that is not reaching the ground. it is reaching the ground into kentucky. there's enough moisture to be producing rain. we're going to see widespread rain across the area. everybody should have the umbrellas ready for tonight. later tonight, the cold r

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. >> edward archer has been quick of attempted murder. this was the scene we saw, 32 years old.nd, and, back in two years ago, that is officer we survived, hartnett, he is so relieved, this is over and he wants to get back to the job, he loves. he is still getting physical therapy, broken arm, nerve damage and archer will be sentenced in may. >>> there was a murder suicide that happened between a man and woman and it was neighbors who called police and asked for a wellness check and when police got there they discovered a tragic scene. >> they were found shot to death, inside, investigators say we had been there at lee a week we believe this was a murder suicide. police fund a german shepherd, and they were not harmed. >>> los angeles police say they think that shooting at a middle school by a young student was unintentional they arrested i 12 year-old girl for negligent discharge of the firearm, it all happened yesterday morning, classmate was critically injury. fortunately everyone is expect to recover. investigators are piece being together how the girl was able to get it and

gustaf came to painted thirteen pictures on the surfaces about the archers and between the pillars in the stairwell of vienna's art history museum the paintings are about twelve metres away from where the average observer would stand. that distance is too great to allow observers to identify kim's personal style of painting. myra must get closer to compare kemp's work with that of his brother or fellow student fronts much. and it shows how capably approached this difficult task he's portrayals of ancient egypt greece and rome where four bands of his subsequent revolutionary work. thanks to their international popularity clint's works are high on museums wish list when one of his paintings embarks on a journey it is part of a complex logistical operation involving significant risk and great cost institutions like the belvedere in vienna which boasts large collections of his work can count themselves lucky. when they loan out their works risks and costs are assumed by the borrower. here one of course most beautiful portraits is going on a journey. every trip is risky and proceedings are

a day in our lives so we were with women who had never marched who were public school teachers or archer for new workers, bakers who were so moved by this election gone wrong ready to move up their sleeves so we were building relationships at the same time we had to organize this march so we were on a mission what should we want people to feel when they got there? there was a lot of hard moment you hear about in the book here we are women of color who had resentment to organize white women not in particular but oh so now you feel directly impacted and now you feel targeted? but we come from communities have felt that for a long time and as a muslim living post- 911 american i couldn't help but think i wish you were around 15 years ago or black woman or others or the lgbt community so there was a lot of conversation we had to have so what was it about the march we are standing for? women's rights or humans rights we are all about reproductive rights so did you know white women are not paid the same as men but black women are not paid the same as white women? so this idea that women never

julie: archer daniels midland could be the acquirer, in this case.ly interesting, the agricultural industry is not that large. they act as a middleman between farmers and end markets, processing of seeds, things like that. is in advanced talks to buy the company. there could be an agreement as early as this week. they report earnings tomorrow. ge, if you look at the market cap, there are only four companies that dominate. adm, bunge, cargo, and the we dreyfuss. because of what's been going on in the agricultural industry to prices, we have seen profits fall for some of these. that is why it might now be a time for it to look like a deal. what implications with this have for other industries? julie: looking at some sort of combination, there would a deal for falling prices. we are hearing about rising input costs. would also be getting additional pricing power. we've got the stats surrounding the deal here. you are looking at, particularly when it comes to revenue, a sizable company of $100 billion in revenue. there you could be talking about a more f

archer daniels up 3% on the back of an earnings beat and upbeat outlook.ome other staples struggling, hershey's, down about 13.5% on gross margin pressure. adding to that, growing pressure from china clorox, down 12 p. craft heinz also off 12% as cost synergies slowing last year. back over to you >> thank you very much for that. >> let's discuss consumer staples. there was due a big rebound last year and early this year has it had that rebound and faces structural headwinds >> that's the call you could make the call that there's secular headwinds, too procter gamble and unilever need to be worried about alexa. staples to me in an environment where the consumer is better and maybe price pressure have more of a tailwind. the staples basket has been under pressure that's one reason why i think i look at walmart and target as much as walmart started to differentiate themselves in terms of e-commerce strategy, i think staples remains challenged there's a lot of competition and pri price pressure >> is it still an attractive purchase, and again amazon made a bil

there's reported upon deal with archer daniels midland said to be an advanced talks to buy b unge.he market cap today about $11 million here. glencore had raised the idea of a merger last year and there could be some sort of bidding war that does emerge. as we watch this bounds at stocks today, there was some commentary from ubs. ubs saying it was not the time to sell stocks after we saw the selling happened last week. that's because according to ubs strategist the global growth that we would see what offset any rise in rates. ubs also says keep an eye out for bond stabilizers. what you have here is stocks and blue and u.s. 10 year yield in white. we have seen something of a stabilization today. the yield are certainly not rising at the same pace they were last week. that might also be perhaps reassuring some investors today. mark: thanks a lot. stocks in the u.s. continuing their three-day selloff of myths decline. what assets are performing well? he is a contributor to bloomberg profits. thanks for joining us today. we are off the lowe's in the u.s.. lows inly off the europe. is

gunman who ambushed and shot a philadelphia police office are >> suspect was three two-year old edward archerse hartnett. horrifying video shooting at close range, this was two years ago. they is mug shot at 16th and spruce. there is officer hartnett who survived. said after this verdict so relieved it is over and wants to get back to the job that he loves. >> i have annex stream passion for the job. this is something i have always wanted to do. i can remember being a little child small child and thinking that i want to be a police officer. >> hartnett says he still gets physical therapy for his broken arm, nerve damage caused by that shooting. arch are will be sentenced in may. >>> los angeles police say they believe a shooting at a middle school was unintentional. police arrested a 12 year-old girl for negligent discharge of the firearm. shooting happened yesterday morning critically injuring one classmate and hurting several others. fortunately everyone is expected to survive, investigators new trying to figure out how that 12 year-old girl was able to obtain a gun. >>> 6:20. that is your

a man could be seen hanging from a traffic light at broad and archer which snapped at the pole. another collapse caught on camera, the awning of the ritz carlton hotel as too many rowdy fans climb on top. there was destruction outside the belleview hotel where people flipped a car on its side. glass windows at maceys were broken out and a handful of fires were set. city officials confirm three arrests so far but more could come after viewing surveillance video. >> angry patriot fans caused damage on the campus of the university of massachusetts at am herself. amherst. six people were injured. what is the first thing you would do once your team wins the superbowl? buy eagle superbowl swag, of course. reporter christie ileto was live at the link. word is the stuff is flying off the shelves. >> that is absolutely true. it could be hats, hoodies, tee shirts. eagle fans say all they care about is seeing "eagle champs" on the swag and it's selling out so quickly stores can barely keep pace. >> i'm looking for kid's shirts. they are sold out of women's. it's slim pickings. >> the sidel

see stocks here at the highs of the day, and you heard scarlet mention warren buffett, --t's a cap archer hathaway 's tradinghathaway higher on the session, and another story on apple that we will be discussing throughout the day is a scoop by our apple reporter sake company is prepared to release a trio of smartphones this year, the largest iphone ever and an upgraded iphone x and a less --ed bets of model as well less expensive model. of thes into the theme tech outperformance we have been watching in today's session. semi conductors have been outperforming in today's session as well as tech continues to lead gains. there are of number of telecom conference is taking place this week so there is of announcements and commentary from this conference is. volume has been declining to some extent. , you can see the year to date drop and recovery in the s&p 500, but volume spiked while stocks were falling and since they have recovered it has now dropped back down. we are seeing the selloff regularly ocher, we are seeing volume running well above averages and we have seen them come back down fo

franklin roosevelt lived as long as george, franklin roosevelt would have been alive during ahbel archer in '83. that's hard to imagine, isn't it? that's hard to imagine because of the way he managed his leadershi leadership. >> i think this is the limit -- there's a limit for how much we can understand about our interlocutor and what kicks in is perceptions of him or her. is he a partner? do i need him for my policy in a certain policy framework? or he is an adversary. so if this is stalin of 1945, you know, roosevelt needed him, he hoped to use stalin as a post-war partner for creating a post-war order. he knows stalin is capable of infinite deception but that does not matter as much as it would when you're truman and begin to see stalin as an adversary and then your optic completely flips. then deception becomes a justification for a complete mistrust and this is really striking how in particular in u.s. foreign policy, particularly during the cold war how much more tolerant are american diplomats and policymakers towards people whom they perceive to be their allies or useful son of t

children as young as eight hears old associated with armed groups that speak with then well what archer who's the child protection technical specialists to save the children he joins us now live from juba good to have you with us so the kids who've been recruited as child soldiers ever get over other things that they've seen and done. thank you so much. see it mission from their children eyes that you might. focus their organization and indeed that we had beat that forces started to think that you're dead because that's what you meant and we did continue it he did his thing these children and from our past experience we really have given take it it did over six hundred children sexists free. by engaging them to different trade skills that can help them to cope into their community and this is one of the hottest u.t.d. in labor when it comes to integration after because this true drain faces a number of issues that the attitude there may be some of the children might have encountered the killing of their family members. go on sexual abuse and they never feel comfortable going back to the