she told detectives athena could sometimes act out. >> the mother claims that the child had frequent tantrums where she would throw herself around the room. >> reporter: police say her four-year-old sister was in another room and did not see what happened to her baby sibling. that child is now in the care of child service. moore moved to falls township last year from western pa and lived with a boyfriend. police are getting in touch with the children's father back home. >> i'm so used to her running around and waking me up and now i don't hear her and i feel bad for her, you know. it's sad. but you never really know your neighbors. >> reporter: detectives are also investigating moore's live-in boyfriend. he was not home when all of this happened. moore is being held in county prison without bail. iain, back to you. >> sabina, thank you. >>> a woman from the city's home also burg second plead guilty to animal cruelty charges back in march officials with the pennsylvania spca say they removed 13 dogs and four cats from the home of irene johnson. authorities say her home along 7900 bloc

for latest, let's bring in athena jones in germany. athena, what is he likely to say? athena, can you hear us? >> reporter: good morning. yes, i can. the president is expected to announce as you noted, the increase of 250 troops for syria. that is in addition to the 50 troops already there. special operations forces. the mission is not a combat mission, but advise and assist the forces on the ground. this is something that deputy nsa adviser ben rhodes stressed they want to augment the efforts and accelerate the efforts to make sure local forces cannot just take back areas under isis control, but maintain and hold them and not lose them again to isis. this is part of the accelerated effort the president called for. we expect to hear him in that speech. >> athena, there is meant to be a peace or cease-fire in syria at the moment. russians involved. how is this likely to be taken by the players on the ground in syria and more importantly by russia? >> reporter: well, i can tell you the president has expressed concern as chancellor merkel over the stability of the cease-f

actions of 29-year-old kayla moore who is behind bars for beating to death her daughter 2-year-old athena wolf. >> our theory is the mom was under a lot of stress and she just snapped. >> it happened at building 14 on briarwood road. medics found the child unresponsive and she was transferred to philadelphia hospital where she died on monday. she was malnourished and they found they was a badly injured and beaten child. >> they were horrified. >> before confessing repeatedly kicking the child, she told them the injuries happened while she was playing and that athena had eating and behavioral issue and may have hurt herself during one of her daily temper tantrums. >> john lives in building 4 and they saw athena and her sister and mother and boyfriend on saturday. >> they were playing in the grass, and then you hear something like that. >> the 4-year-old is in protective care and does not show signs of abuse. >> i can't imagine anybody hurting a 2-year-old or any child for that matter. they are just defenseless. so, no. they should take her and throw away the keys. >> reporter: now police t

investigators say kayla mary moore killed her daughter athena wolf.y 23-year-old moore kick the little girl in the head and body inside her falls township buck county home early monday morning. moore is now facing homicide charges. >>> man is in the hospital after car hit him new castle delaware. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon on route 113 right near route 141. state police closed the road as they investigated the scene. they tell us the driver did stop. the man who was hit is in christiana hospital with serious injuries. >>> cell phone video making the rounds on social media and it's hard to watch. it shows a boy in wheelchair knocked to the ground during a fight in michigan. >> the school says it has taken appropriate action but the mother says it's not enough. here's fox's hannah saunders. >> reporter: students at airport high in carlton stood by and pulled out their phones as two students started to fight monday morning. ending with wheelchair bound ninth greater on the ground in seriously injured. la vet white is the boy's mother. >> i fe

fall township police standing century outside the sweet briar drive apartment where two-year-old athena wolf was found suffering from blunt force trauma sunday afternoon. >> they took her into the ambulance, and they worked on her. >> reporter: more than 16 hours later, the little girl was dead. doctors at children's hospital unable to save her, even after emergency surgery early monday morning. athena's mother 22 year-year-old kayla moore and her boyfriend anthony herrera have spoken to investigators. neighbor quinones says the toddler seemed happy and cared for. >> they were always happy, smiling, smiling much kids, kids being kids. they always wered whoing her, carrying her. that's why i didn't know she was two. i figure she was younger. she was very petit. >> investigators now peacing together her last moments. neighbors say the family had moved into the wellington wood apartment complex only about sick months ago. >> it's shocking. it's uncomfortable because it's a child. it's an angel and no child should have to go through this. so it's sad that it happened so close just don't kno

athena was helicoptered to chop where she later died.tors describe athena as a terribly battered and injured child and also said she was malnourished. the medical examiner determined the cause of death as blunt force trauma. moore is now officially charged with criminal homicide aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child. reporting live in fairless hills, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." tam. >> thank you, annie. >> ♪ >>> and as it's been predicted donald trump and hillary clinton are both dell braiting major victories this morning. these wins put them on that solid ground locking down their party nominations for president. of the five states holding primaries yesterday, clinton claimed pennsylvania, delaware, maryland and connecticut. she also lost rhode island to bernie sanders. over on the republican side trump swept a you will five states. "action news" reporter katherine scott has more on the winners. >> this is a far bigger win than we even expected. all five. >> reporter: with wins in all five states last nig

athena was helicoptered to could where she died on monday.tors described athena as a terribly battered and injured child and also say she was malnourished. the medical examiner determined the cause of death forage 13 in a as blunt force trauma. her mother is now officially charged with criminal homicide aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child. reporting live in fairless hills, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you annie. >>> voters in pennsylvania and delaware help donald trump and hillary clinton pad their delegate leads. >> both states voted in favor of the frontrunners. in fact, it was a clean sweep for donald trump winning handily in maryland connecticut and rhode island as well. trump is now calling himself the presumptive nominee. >> clinton made big moves towards the democratic nomination winning every state but rhode island. >> clinton held herjavecer to rally here in philadelphia. she urged sanders supporters to help her unify the apartment. trump went straight for the jugular questioning

she admitted kicking the child athena wolf, several times in the head and torso. >> the theory is that mom was under a lot of stress and just snapped. >> police were called to the wellington woods apartment on sunday and medics said the toddler was unresponsive. she died at the hospital on monday. and doctors observed new and old bruises and found that athena was malnourished but found evidence of a badly battered child. her mother says that she had eating issues and the injuries were the result of her daily temper tantrums. >> they were literally playing around in the grass and the next day you hear something traumatizing like that. carol palmer looks at her 2-year-old grandson patrick, the same age as athena and wonders how anyone could attack a young child. >> i can't imagine anybody hurting a 2-year-old or any child for that matter. they should take her and throw away the keys. >> reporter: the investigation is continuing so far the mother's boyfriend is not charged. the 4-year-old who was also living inside of the apartment did not show signs of abuse and is in protective care. ka

athena was helicoptered to chop where she later died on monday.hena as a terribly battered and injured child and also said that she was malnourished. now, the medical examiner did determine the cause of death as blunt force trauma. official charges against the mother include homicide aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child. reporting live in falls township, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you annie. >>> 6:36. voters in pennsylvania and delaware helped donald trump and hillary clinton pad their delegate leads. >> both states voted in favor of the frontrunners in fact it was a clean sweep for republican donald trump winning handily in maryland connecticut and rhode island as well. trump is now calling himself the presumptive nominee. >> clinton also made big moves towards the democratic nomination winning every state but rhode island. >> clinton hel held her victory rally. trump went straight for the jugular questioning clinton's qualifications. >> well, i think the only card she has is the woman's car

. >> kayla moore is charged with killing her child, 2-year-old athena wolf. >> i have been here a year and a half and they are quiet, they keep to themselves. it's like hello how are you. you don't expect that right next door. >> police responded sunday night to a 911 call of a child in cardiac arrest. the child was unresponsive and they noticed extensive bruising on the little girl's face and neck and athena was transferred to childrens hospital in philadelphia where she died. police say that kayla moore admitted to kicking her daughter in the head and torso several times before calling police. >> neighbors saw the little girl on friday. >> i said hi to the mother and to the father. and they were playing around in the grass and the next day you hear something traumatizing like that. >> the man with moore and the child was her boyfriend and not her husband. kayla moore is held overnight without bail at the bucks county corrections facility. police will have a briefing at 3:00 this afternoon to discuss this terribly disturbing case of child abuse and murder. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6

worst cases of child abuse they've ever seen. 24-year-old kayla moore arrested today. 2-year-old athena died from blunt force trauma this week. doctors performed emergency surgery but couldn't save her life. the mother's charged with criminal homicide. >> she kicked the child repeatedly in the head and in the trunk area of her body. >> i noticed that the baby had kind of like bruises on her face and she was not responsive and it didn't look good. >> police say moore was a stay at home mother and may have snapped under the pressure. the family has another young daughter who is now in protective custody. >>> now to your first alert weather. what a difference a day makes. yesterday, you might have been wearing short sleeves. but today in south philadelphia, workers needed hoodies and gloves. chilly today. not done with the drop in temperatures. >> smart to wear that sweater, too. sheena parveen's here with details on a big cooldown and how it will affect your neighborhood. >> guys, yes new neighborhood weather forecast, cooler today. you probably went for the jacket. you still need it this

athena jones is there following developments. as a president, he should offer an opinion but there are those who say he should quite frankly butt out. >> reporter: that's true. those in the campaign say the president of the use is meddling in the affairs of the united kingdom. something they wouldn't allow others to do. and the u.s. wouldn't allow, for instance, totally open borders as the case in the european union. you heard there mentioned ted top, the brexit issue, the issue of the uk leaving the eu dominated with prime minister david cameron. the president also spoke about the topic even before leaving, and a clear point that he wanted to make this case strongly to voters ahead of that june 27th refer rend up that she think carefully about leaving the european union. we heard him think that many on the leave campaign no problem if the uk leaves the eu. we'll just negotiate a separate individual trade deal, with the u.s. he spoke on that. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i think it's fair to say that maybe some point d

moore has confessed to repeatedly kicking the two-year old girl in the head and torso, while young athena wolf was playing. nothing specific seemed to have sparked the violence. >> only thing that we can gather at this point our theory that mom was under a lot of stress and she just snapped. >> doctors at children's hospital discovered that in addition to being quote, terribly battered and injured, little athena had been malnourished. authorities took her, four year-old sister in protective care but say that she does not appear to have been abused. >>> authorities confirmed tonight that the pedestrian killed on route 13 in new castle delaware was a 14 year-old middle school student. investigators say that tyler spawn, tried to dart across a busy highway with friend but stepped in the path of the toyota camry. the driver who hit him stopped and will not be charged. counselors will be on hand at george reid middle school tomorrow to help students, cope with the loss. >>> philadelphia police are on the hunt for a suspect arsonist, who has been torching car lots, in overbrook. this "action ne

. >> athena jones is traveling with the president and joins us now from london. athena, did he get anymore specific about some of the issues that are unfinished that he wants to tackle? >> reporter: he talked about several issues saying the fight continues on several fronts, criminal justice reform, poverty, discrimination, several other issues, including climate change. these are issues where the fight must continue. you can't take care of these issues in just a few years or even just in a generation. it was interesting to hear the president say that he has been true to himself. whether purposefully or not, it's a reference in a way to the famous character from shakespeare's ham let who talks about how should think own self be true. and he made that reference on the day he visited the globe theater. this on the day that the 400 anniversary of the death. so that was an interesting line he used whether on purpose or not there. >> and he was asked by an audience member shall the president was, what he feels about his legacy. tell us a little bit more about he expla

. >> let's bring in cnn correspondent athena jones who joins me now.t did point out some areas he feels like still needs some work before he leaves office. right? what did he say? >> reporter: hi, pamela. that's right. he did -- most interesting about the town hall, the president really likes doing them. gives him a chance to speak frankly with a big audience, a young audience, many times he stops in on this, usually one per trip saying these young people inspire him and he's able to talk frankly sometimes about issues that wouldn't come up ap formal press conference like the one he had yesterday with prime minister david crameron. today he talked about issues like prejudice and discrimination where the fight is not over. take a listen to some of what he had to say. >> there's still discrimination a in aspects of american life. even with a black president. and, in fact, one of the dangers has been by electing a black president, people have then said, well, there must be no problems at all, an obviously, you see ferguson and some of the issues we've see

repeatedly kicking the child, she told them the injuries happened while she was playing and that athena had eating and behavioral

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. >> athena jones is following the president's word out there, the president tacking about progress and unfinished business. >> reporter: absolutely. it's a chance to the only for the president to interact with young people, he tries to do these events often in countries he visits, but what's so great about some of these events is it's a chance to hear the president talk about issues that aren't overtly political, as you might find at a press conference like yesterday's after his meating with -- meeting with u.k. prime minister david cameron. that was at the end of a long response to a question about his legacy. it's an acknowledgement that part of his legacy is being the first black president of the united states and he also talked about having passed the affordable care act. and he also talked about the iran nuclear deal, talking off the table the danger of a country like iran developing a nuclear weapon. so he addressed a lot of issues. it's interesting to hear him talk about race and interesting to hear him talk about his legacy. one more thing, fred, at the beginning about what do

excitement is building for greece athena's last game of the season.rowd. >> very excited that there was a game that night. and that there was a chance that he was going to be table to get in for the first time. in the back of my mind i was just thinking oh my goodness i hope the coach lets him in. >> fans fill the bleachers. many of them are shooting amateur video as the game gets under way. >> they had signs, j-mac signs. they had pictures of his face on little paint sticks and so forth. it sent a chill down your back. >> but near the end of the second half, the clock is ticking down and jason, number 52, is still on the bench. >> the crowd throughout the game, because they would periodically start chanting "we want j-mac." "we want j-mac." just in case i had forgotten. >> with only four minutes left and the lead built, the coach finally does what everyone in the crowd has been hoping for. >> i started hearing the chants again pretty loud. i was mulling in my mind when is the best time to put him in. so when i looked up at the clock and saw just over

athena jones is traveling with the president in london.ena, talk to us about the reaction in the uk to president obama's contention that the uk needs to stay in the eu. >> reporter: well, certainly the folks on the remain campaign, which would include the uk prime minister, david cameron, are pleased with the president weighing in on this debate. they believe this is a popular president. maybe he can have some influence on british voters as they look ahead to this june 23rd referend referendum. this talk of the special relationship having no closer or stronger ally for the u.s. than the uk and the u.s. believing that the uk is strongest as a part of europe, as a part of the eu, that is something we know the president was encouraginenc. of course folks in the leave campaign believe that the president is meddling in uk affairs in a way that the u.s. would never accept. the u.s. would never accept other countries or other countries' leaders meddling in u.s. affairs. so that was the big news of yesterday. today of course the president is in th

quinones says athena looked happy just a day before. >> i saw them saturday, and they were holding the door for me while i was coming out. they seemed very happy. the little girl was waving. hi, you know, the sister. real shocking to know within 24 hours something like that could happen. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney's office now investigating how the toddler died. authorities say she suffered blunt force trauma that caused bleeding to her brain. da david heckler says the child was airlifted to children's hospital of philadelphia where she underwent emergency surgery. she died just before 7:00 monday morning. that's the baby's life. she a whole live ahead of her. she's only two. >> reporter: reporters she lived with her mother and her boyfriend. can you believe also had another small child in the home. both moore and herrara gave statements to investigators. >> it's just sad. it's very sad, and i just pray to god that the truth come out what happened. >> reporter: again, autopsy results are still pending and we're told the little girl's mother and the mother's girlfriend

. >> reporter: doctors performed emergency surgery but athena died from blunt force trauma. doctors say she looked malnourished and was battered. now police have charged the girl's own mother with criminal homicide. >> she kicked the child repeatedly in the head and in the trunk area of her body. >> reporter: detectives don't know what exactly sparked the beating but say moore was a stay-at-home mom who may have snapped under the pressure. the child was known to throw tantrums but police say the mom should have reached out for help. >> there's just no way that this child's in the safest place she's supposed to be in her own home with her mother and this happens. it's not right. >> reporter: we are told the family's originally from western p.a. they also have another daughter, 4 years old, who was home at the time of the alleged beating than girl has been taken into protective custody. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> police are using new video right now to try to track down the woman who threw hot coffee in another woman's face in center city. philadelphia police say around

they found athena wolf unresponsive with extensive bruising on her face back and chest and she died the next night. >> it's sad. i have been here a year and a half and people are quiet, it's like hello, how you are. you don't expect that right next door. >> moore admitted to kicking the girl in the head and body numerous times before calling an ambulance. >>> and now the race to the white house. the front runners are turning their attention to the general election. both donald trump and hillary clinton won in pennsylvania and delaware last night. their challengers insist the race is far from over. >> after the northeast delivers another boost for donald trump -- >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. the frontrunner who swept all five of the primaries, is say g saying -- >> trump will deliver a major foreign policy speech in washington today. >> as his campaign looks ahead to the general election, but his closest challengers ted cruz promises to fight to the convention. >> the campaign has moved to much more favorable territory. >> and hillary clinton celebrates victories in four

neighbors watched 2-year-old athena being rushed to an ambulance before she died earlier this week. >> the baby had kind of, like, bruises on her face and she was not responsive. and it didn't look good. >> child was known to throw tantrums but police say the mom should have reached out for help and they're urging other stressed out parents to seek help as well. >>> tonight, a 13-year-old baltimore boy is recovering after he was shot by a police officer while holding a fake gun. investigators say the boy was carrying this replica weapon this afternoon. officers say he tried to run when they approached him and when the boy ignored commands to stop, an officer shot him. the teenager is expected to recover. >>> today's police shooting happened at the contaexact time baltimore mayor was marking the one-year anniversary of the riots in her city. the unrest followed the funeral of freddie gray who died from an injury he suffered in baltimore police custody. rioters burned down a community center and pharmacy and looted businesses across the city. more than 200 people were arrested. dozens o

two-year-old athena wolfe suffered blunt force injuries sunday might. passed away on monday night at children's hospital of philadelphia. chopper6 hd was over moore's apartment in the 1400 block of sweetbriar drive in falls township and we're going have much more on the sad overnight developments in a live report in the next half hour of "action news." >>> and also new this morning, a reward is being offered for the person who can can identify the moon attacked a woman at a berks county what. what authorities released a picture of a man who they say punched a woman at a store in muhlenberg township yesterday. witnesses say the man was driving a a blue or green pickup truck. he was together a landscaping trailer with mowing equipment on it. anyone that thinks they recognize this man can can contact the crime alert in berks county. >> we could learn more today about a homicide investigation in delaware. police found a woman who had been shot to death inside a new castle county home after about a three-hour standoff. hours earlier a man inside that home ha

david: med tech company athena health reported and earnings beat. now. they will come out, the ceo and talk to us next. ♪ vonnie: we have the latest bloomberg business flash. ameren's cap waltons -- americans kept their wallet in their pockets. , savinge is increased the most money since summer 2012. american on a shopping spree, they bought 75 jets. now they will buy 37 from airbus. of $8.3ets have a price million. boeing is losing out to air ball since the largest jets. mastercard and visa are try to work out the new chip-based cars. they come up with new software to make the process faster. the new cards increased checkout time by 10 seconds for customers, an eternity for fast food. thank you so much. health care is a large part of the u.s. economy and also one of the industries being revolutionized by the advent of technology. athena health streamlines medical keeping for doctors and hospitals. they beat analyst estimates on first quarter earnings and coming straight from that is the ceo jonathan bush who joins me from his companies. >> pleasure

. >> cnn's athena jones live at the white house with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. so north korea's nuclear ambitions and its provocations a big topic of the day yesterday and a longer-term promoting a denuclear asian of the peninsula. on the subject of isis, a special session talking about the threats posed by terror groups like isis and, of course, the goal's keeping any nuclear tooe materiels or radiological too m materiels out of the hands of terrorists. listen to what french president hollande said after that meeting. >> obviously a subject we're deeply concerned about. making sure nuclear materiels don't fall into the hands of terrorist and in the wake of the tragedy in paris we have not only great urgency around the nuclear issue but eliminating generally the scourge of terrorism. >> so that will be a big topic at this important meeting this afternoon. the first meeting of the day, though, the president is having with the countries that brokered the nuclear deal with iran. the so-called p5+1. we've americaned ru

athena jones reporting live this morning.er top stories this morning. >>> john kerry made history today becoming the first active secretary of state to visit the atomic bomb memorial in japan. he did not apologize for the use of the atomic bomb, he said the memorial was a stark reminder of the horrors of war. >> anybody who's been in war, and i have been in war, knows the insanity of it and knows how complex it is with respect to loss of life and innocent civilians and people caught up in it, and so we all have to work to avoid that. >> kerry is meeting with g7 foreign minister in advance of the summit last month in japan. >>> the navy revealing one of the senior officers is behind bars charged with espionage, adultery and paying for a prostitute. the officer known only by his rank of lieutenant commander was arrested eight months ago while trying to board an international flight. his arrest came to light during a preliminary court hearing a few days ago. the court papers are heavily redacted. >>> more negative fallout on the

. >> child services had not been to the home before and detectives and neighbors say athena was under wilingt. >> i get the thinking she was sickly i deposit think it was mall nutrition i thought something else was going on. >> her 4-year-old sister was home but she did not see what happened according to police. they are investigating moore's live in boyfriend but he was not home at the time of the incident. moore is held in county prison without bail on charges of murder and aggravated assault. and in falls township, saeed sabina, fox 29 news. >> after a car crash nod their unmarked pickup it happened around 2:15 this morning broad and brown streets in north philadelphia. police say the car hit their truck and then took off. and then police say a witness got out of his car and then for some reason got scared and ran off. so two other people jumped into his car and drove off. >> at the same time there was a gentleman in white ford suv broad street going southbound and he sees some kind of disturbance up the block and claims he sees a man with a gun walking towards him not at him point

live from washington, athena jones. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michaela, not an exit strategy sanders wants to hear. not something you want to hear from a supporter like oregon senator jeff merkley saying yesterday sanders should end his campaign if he's behind hillary clinton in the delegate count after the last states vote in june saying sanders should follow the example clinton herself set in 2008 when she bowed out in june and pledged her support to then senator obama in the interests of uniting the party and working together to win. sanders vowed to take the fight all the way to the convention. last night in oregon he pushed the electability argument saying he's a better choice to defeat trump. here's what he had to say. >> i hope that delegates going to the democratic convention pay heed to this -- in every national poll done in the last month, we are defeating donald trump by much greater margins than hillary clinton. >> reporter: now, that's not a new argument for sanders. it's not clear how effect

. >> athena jones with the well traveled president. thank you. >>> overnight, ted cruz and john kasich joining forces to block donald trump from declining the nomination. the two campaigns releasing statements they are dividing the primaries in order to keep trump from gaining the nomination on the first ballot. cruz campaign will cede oregon and new mexico and kasich's will cede in indiana. >>> now all of this comes with just one day to go now until the primary tomorrow. joining us to break all this down, very interesting these days is ellis. >> what about the voters? here is what i have a question about. coming together to decide how they divide the primaries. what if you are a votes in indiana and you like john kasich. >> you are supposed to vote for ted cruz? it is a little strange. you know what? what else are they going to do? trump is romping to the nomination. it makes sense. you take the ones you are strong in. we hope for the best. >> this all comes down to indiana. 57 delegates at stake here. trump needs a good chunk of thos

thank you athena.preciate it. >>> in the meantime, donald trump is doubling down on that criticism of nato. he says it needs a major overhaul. >> we have 28 countries, many of them on for a free ride. we're paying for tremendous amounts. i mean, people say 72 %. with nato, i don't say get rid of nato. but we're going to readjust it. and if they won't do it, bye bye, that's it. >> all right. with me now cedric blaten. thank you for being with me. he says if nay knto breaks up, breaks up. yesterday he said perhaps another organization is needed that can fight terrorism. what are your thoughts on doing that? >> well, i think that the way in which he's characterized it has caused a lot of awill remembers in europe to go off. you're looking at an alliance that has been in existence since the end of world war ii. what it has done is it has not only served as a bull work against the communist block and the warsaw pact and the soviet union. after the demise of those, it served as a way in which the u.s. could

. >> cnn's athena jones joins us from germany. one of the most powerful allies in europe. why is there such a hard sell on this trade deal? >> reporter: hi, fred, you heard the president layout some of the reasons that trade is a hard sell, not just in germany but other european union countries and back home in the u.s., there's a lot of skepticism about trade deals looking at past deals helped big corporations at the expense of ordinary folks. the president argues, free trade is indisputably good for the economy, good for the economies of the countries that take part and it will create this deal would create millions of jobs, generate billions of dollars in trade and economic activity between the u.s. and europe peeb union but there's still a lot of people who feel like, look, i'm not so sure it's going to be good for me. that's why we've seen 30,000 people taking to the streets of hanover to protest this deal. and i should tell you the president acknowledged that there's still some work to be done in negotiating this deal between the u.s. and the eu. he hopes to have it

athena, artemis, and aphrodite? wisdom. question number three. my big fat greek wedding holds what record? is it the biggest grossing romantic comedy, biggest cast, or the most expensive catering? the movie began as a one-woman show in l.a. created and form by the movie's star. and the movie is number one, the biggest grossing romantic comedy of all time. actress rita wilson saw the show. a week later her husband saw it and he eventually produced the movie. question four. which greek philosopher tutored alexander the great? he was sought by phillip ii and the answer is number three, aristotle. did you know he was a friend and student of plato and plato was a student of the greek philosopher socrates. all connected there. question five. the ancient olympic games did not include which sport? chariot races. they lasted for nearly 12 centuries. they ended when pagan groups were banned. curling. question number six. greeks consider the city of troy -- sorry. conquered the city of troy using what? a porcelain whale, a wood. horse, or bronze owl? it was

authorities say two-year-old athena wolf had blunt force trauma that caused bleeding to her brain. was air live to do chop where she had surgery but she died the next morning. neighbors say just a day before the emergency, nothing seemed out of the norm for the family. >> i saw them saturday, and they were holding the door for me while i was coming out, and they seemed very happy. the little girl was waving, hi, you know, the sister, so really shocking to know within 24 hours something like that could happ happen. >> prosecutors say the child's mother and live in boyfriend have given statements to investigators. >>> a woman caught on camera snatching packages off doorsteps of local homes but she made a big mistake. what she did in the miffled her crimes that may lead them right to her. >>> it was a deadly fire that devastated a local neighborhood killing five people from the same family. police say it was set intentionally. how more than decade later, investigators say they finally found their man. >>> a guy ordered up wings for delivery, but the sheriff says he just wanted to rob

cnn's paul kalben is with us and athena jones is joining us.t what the president said here. >> as you said, the president defended hillary clinton's use of the e-mails from the e-mail system she was using. saying though she may have been careless in the management of the e-mails he doesn't think it affected national security and down played the issue all together. listen to how he put it in the interview. >> i continue to believe she has not jeopardized america's national security. now, what i've also said is that and she's acknowledged, there's a -- there's a carelessness in terms of managing e-mails that she has owned and recognizes. but i think it is important to keep it in perspective. this is somebody who served her country four years as secretary of state and did an outstanding job. >> so you hear the president defending the former secretary. some may say he is prejudging the outcome of the investigations by insisting more than once he doesn't believe she put national security at risk. >> john? >> he is making in some cases a similar argu

neighbors watched on monday as medics rushed moore's daughter athena into an ambulance.hild died at the hospital. >> the baby had kind of like bruises on her face and she was not responsive. it didn't look good. >> detectives don't know exactly what sparked the beating, but they say that the child was known to throw tantrums. they say the mom should have reached out for help, and this morning they're urging other stressed out parents to get help as well. >>> it's 6:35. philadelphia city leaders and community groups are taking steps toward making you safer on the schuylkill river trail. there have been several attacks along the popular trail recently, so philadelphia created a trail watch program and is now training people to be more vigilant as they bike or run. >> begin with the basics. the basics are gender, age, number of individuals. >> anthony murphy with town watch integrated services led the first session of training for the schuylkill river trail watch at city hall last night. organizers want joggers, walkers, and cyclists to be on the lookout for suspicious peop

athena jones has more. what have we learned? >>> good morning, alisyn. this was interesting on several fronts. this clinton e-mail issue doesn't come up a lot on the democratic side of this fight. but certainly republicans are bringing it up and will continue to do so. we heard the president defend her while acknowledging a bit of carelessness on her part when it came to how she managed those he e-mails. >> i continue to believe she has not jeopardized america's national security. now, what i have alsoed, and she's acknowledged, that there's a carelessness in terms of managing e-mails that she has owned and she otherwises. but i also think it is important to keep this in perspective. this is somebody who served her country four years as secretary of state and did an outstanding job. >> stopping short of a full endorsement there. it was also interesting to hear the president echo some of what we heard about the classification process, saying sometimes information labeled top secret is super sensitive. other times not as much. we also heard the president t

cnn athena jones is live in washington. hi, athena. >> you're right. coming after the disappointing showing on tuesday night, when he lost four out of the five states that voted. now, sanders' team says this is the national progression since so many states have voted in the process. so it's the workers in the states that just voted that will be affected, but so will workers in other states and some members of the national staff, and so while you have the sanders folks saying there is nothing to see here, this is totally normal, you have to acknowledge, these are not generally the moves you make if you think you're going to be the nominee and have to mount a national 50 state campaign, just a matter of weeks from now. still, sanders is vowing to stay in the race until the convention. take a listen to what he had to say yesterday. >> we intend to win every delegate that we can. so that when we go to philadelphia in july, we're going to have the votes to put together the strongest progressive agenda that any political party has ever seen. >> and so while

athena jones live in washington. >> good morning. pink slips on the way for a sizable chunk of the sanders team. laying off more than 200 staffers out of 550. after he lost four out of the fave states that voted on tuesday night. sanders team says this is part of the normal natural progress of every campaign. you move people around as the states vote. so many states have already voted in the primary process, now we're going to move some workers. workers in the states that just voted will be affected. so will some workers in other states and some members of the national staff. while the sanders folks saying nothing to see here, this is totally normal, these are not generally the moves you make if you think you're going to be nomin nominee. sanders is vowing to stay in the race until the convention, and he has also acknowledged if he doesn't win enough delegates to get to the nomination, he hopes to win every delegate he can so in philadelphia, he can use his influence to put together what he is is calling the most progressive agenda t

kpb's correspondent athena jones. >> good morning, don. another busy day ahead for the president.mit was north korea. of course the longer term goal of a denuclearization of the entire korean peninsula is an issue that came up with the leaders of japan and south korea. and also with china's president ping. take a listen what president obama had to say after that meeting with the president. >> of great importance to both of us is north korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons, which threatens the security and stability of the region. president xi and i are dedicated to full implementation of u.n. sanctions. >> the president spoke with french president hollande about keeping nuclear weapons out of the hands of isis. today a special session will be held. and they will meet first thing this morning. he will end the day with a press conference. >> thanks so much for all of that. a terrible story to tell everyone about. a gunman kills a state trooper in the line of duty. trooper chad dermyer was shot and killed. the 37-year-old former marine started talk to go a man who suddenly shot the troo