.>> i used to have a bob ross mural back here, and at the time that it fell, prince had passed away and i decided to make a tribute to him.>> she said she was inspired to thank it because she is hoping that it will inspire people to listen to the artist each time they see it. >>> 4:19 am. >>> one shark would not let go, and the florida swimmer was able to get it off. >>> the solano county couple on the last day of vacation in maine and they spotted a family in trouble, and they are being called heroes. >>> a plane crash north of los angeles, and air-traffic controllers lost radio contact with him. the hills were covered in a thick fog when the crash occurred yesterday morning. >> whatever speed the plane was going it has no time to react once it hits the hillsides, no way you can avoid that oncoming obstacle.'s back the fog and the terrain made it difficult to find the plane, and the pilot name is not being released until the family has been notified. >>> a fairfield couple on vacation in maine rescued eight family of five and a man with special needs in the river, and they were flying

.>> i recently had a bob ross mural, but it fail during the rain.ssed away and i decided to make a tribute to him. back she says that the new mural is drawing big crowds, and is fired to paint it after listing to prince, "the most beautiful girl in the world." she hopes that it inspires the people to listen to the artist inside them.>>> your time is 5:17 am. and did you know that sal is my traffic authority?>> i found my purple rain program that i had bought while doing some spring cleaning. that must be late 80s. i opened it up, and it has all kinds of pictures and stuff.>> lucky you. it is nice that you have that.>> at least one point, i can tell my wife why i say all my junk. we had to throw a bunch of other stuff away, but we did not throw that away.>>> good morning everyone, not a lot going on, and the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze commute is 18 minutes, not bad. it could double later in the morning, and this is right at the time when we begin to see the commutes getting busy. westbound 580, so traffic on 205 and 580. it is not at liv

thought that was in line with our mission so we opened a the platform for creative broadcasting bob ross lettuce to a marathon of all channels that five or 6 million viewers in then julia child with the food channel but light beaming generates people painting or blacksmith or making costumes and that is a vibrant community how we empower the creators to share passions and make a living? so the hundreds of people doing carpet cleaning or lawyers in now streaming video games. that is cool to enable somebody to do that so we want to do more in the future. >> what are your plans for internet domination? >> we're in interesting position of users who loved reddit and loyal to the end and will have it tattooed items certain there are more reddit aliens tattoo then facebook or twitter they're extremely loyal then we have hundreds of millions of users who don't have that loyalty and/or know what it is after hearing this you'll see is he talking about the same thing because it is not representative. but the big challenge we have this had remake the fact that it is broad and deep obvious? we have a

the launch partner for that was bob ross. we got them to let us do a marathon of all of the bob ross channels. had 5.6 viewers. we did a food channel and it's actually -- mostly generated a lot of people chairing themselves painting or blacksmithing or making costu s costumes. it's how do we allow them to share their passions and make a living doing so and the thing i'm most proud about is the hundreds of people that managed to quit their jobs. carpet cleaning and doing telemarketing support as lawyers and now gets to broadcast themselves streaming video games or art as a living. i don't think it's -- i don't think you can do a cooler thing than enable someone to do that. that's something i'm proud of. i'm excited to do a lot more of it in the future. >> every boy's dream right? steve what is your plan for internet domination? >> our plan for internet domination. so we're in this interesting position where we have two classes of users. love reddit. loyal to an end. logo tattoos on people. i'm certain there's more reddit tatto

the launch partner was bob ross. of bobus do a marathon ross channels. we recently did julia child on a food channel. gaming, it is mostly user generated, a lot of people shared themselves blacksmithing or painting or making costumes. that community is vibrant and awesome and growing very fast. it is in line with the greater twitch mission which is how do we empower creators to share their passion. the thing i am most proud about is that the hundreds of people who have managed to quit their job carpet cleaning and doing telemarketing support, or as lawyers and now they get to broadcast themselves streaming video games or art as a living. colder yout anything can do then enabling someone to do that. steve, what is your plan for internet domination? interesting an position. we have two classes of users. reddit uterus that love -- we have users that love reddit. and then, we have many, many -- hundreds of millions of users who do not have that loyalty yet. if you were to go to read its t's fronte, -- reddi page, it is not at all representative of what it is

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. >> how come he doesn't have the big airline bob ross and how about a nice little puffy cloud. >> in past he did i guess. >> how about a little sun. we have sun glare. lets put an accident in there. we have one right here northbound lanes of i-95, jammo into the girard point double decker bridge. so we are stack and pack from the airport, heading north on i-95, in toward the city. not that bad on the the freeway here as you work your way in toward philadelphia, speedometer readings, a little sun glare on 422, delays, naturally on the schuylkill and here we are, there is the spot, all road lead to doylestown, set up between straight street and main and pine from the pennsylvania turnpike, you can go north on 611 through warrington and in the heart of the doylestown. kelly drive closed this is a big one this morning. the it is closed for morning rush hour in and out of the city. all traffic, using the mlk drive due to the stotesbury regatta a in town this weekend. >>> we're following some breaking news, following that egyptair plane. >> egyptian authorities say they have spotted human

. >> i had a bob ross mural back here but it fell during the rain.he says the new mural is drawing a number of crowds. she was inspired to paint it because she was listening to prince's song the most beautiful girl in the world right when she found out he had died. she hopes this will inspire people to listen to the artist inside each of them. >>> a big find for vanessa hudgens. the star of "high school musical" and grease live was fined $1,000 for carving her name into a rock in sedona, arizona. she posted the picture on instagram over valentine's weekend and was charged with damaging national forest property. >>> president obama is teaming up with macklemore to fight the addiction to prescription painkillers. >> it doesn't just happen to other people's kids or in some other neighborhood. it can happen to all of us. >> just talking about the crisis is not enough. we need to get treatment to more people who need it. >> macklemore says he is a recovering addict and now wants to help others. this past week the house passed measures setting up federal g

we got the bob ross estate to let us do a marathon of all the bob rice channels which was amazing. we had 5.6 million viewers over the days it was running. done juliatly child's and the food channel. , a lot of people sharing themselves painting more blacksmithing or making costumes community is really awesome and really vibrant and growing really fast and is in line with the greater mission, which is how do we empower creators to share their passions and make a living doing so? proud of isam most the hundreds of people who managed to put their jobs carpet cleaning, doing telemarketing getort as lawyers and now to broadcast themselves streaming video games or art as a living. i don't think there's a cooler thing than letting someone be able to do that. i'm excited to do a lot more in the future. your plan for internet domination? actually -- we are in an interesting position where we have two classes of users on reddit. we have users who love reddit and are loyal to the and and have our logo tattooed on them. i'm sure there are more reddit aliens tattooed on people than facebook or

that was the election where president clinton was running for reelection against bob dole and ross perot. we thought we would pack our bags nine months later and move on to another project. but instead there was more demand for at the time it was a radio bro cast than there was before the election. and the demand just kept growing. why? i think because we go to the grassroots. we -- well, i got the call to host the show when i was in the state house in haiti and i was covering what was happening in haiti when candidates would announce some political candidates would be gunned down. people face ednorms threats of violence at the polls but still the overwhelming number of people in haiti would vote. in the united states, that wasn't the case. not eevep half the people voted. and i was interested, why? i never thought people were apathetic in this country. and i thought we can use the primary system as a way to go from state to state and see how people were engaged what they were doing. and it's those authentic voices rather than what you get on the networks those pundits who get it so wron

that was the election where president clinton was running for reelection against bob dole and ross perot. we thought we would pack our bags nine months later and move on to another project. but instead there was more demand for at the time it was a radio bro cast than there was before the election. and the demand just kept growing. why? i think because we go to the grassroots. we -- well, i got the call to host the show when i was in the state house in haiti and i was covering what was happening in haiti when candidates would announce some political candidates would be gunned down. people face ednorms threats of violence at the polls but still the overwhelming number of people in haiti would vote. in the united states, that wasn't the case. not eevep half the people voted. and i was interested, why? i never thought people were apathetic in this country. and i thought we can use the primary system as a way to go from state to state and see how people were engaged what they were doing. and it's those authentic voices rather than what you get on the networks those pundits who get it so wron

in 1996, president clinton was running for reelection against bob dole and ross perot. we thought we would pack her bags nine months later and move onto another project. instead, there was more demand for, at the time a radio broadcast, than there was before the election. the demand kept growing. why? i think because we go to the grassroots, i got the call to host the show when i was in haiti, i was covering what was happening in haiti. andidates would announce some would be guns down -- gunned down. of overwhelming number people in haiti would vote. in the u.s., that was not the case, not even half of the people voted. i was interested why? i never thought people were apathetic and the country -- in this country. we could use the primary system to go state to state and see how people were engaged. it is those authentic voices, rather than what you get on the networks, those pundits who know so little about so much exciting the world to us and giving it so wrong. it just kept growing. by chance, the week of september 11, 2001, by chance, that we, we were going on our fi

>> i'm going to say tracee ellis ross and deon cole who plays buffalo bob. he plays bookman.at in these -- >> they always are. >> we love the show. will you stay tuned. we got two more "pop news" -- >> no, i got things i got to do. there's another news show i have to go to. >> if you want to stay -- >> i'm staying. >> i'll hold him down. >> this is kind of a cool story. understanding a new language got easier thanks to a hopeless romantic who created a realtime translator after he met and had a crush on a french girl. it allows two who speak different languages to wear an earpiece and translates while you're speaking french, i'm speaking english and take a listen. >> can you hear me in french? [ speaking french ] >> oui. [ speaking in french ] >> translator: yes, i can hear you talk french, but this is awesome. >> no more french for dummies. >> that is cool. >> let's hope the wires don't get crossed. >> yeah, exactly because bad things could happen. >> i want to know, does it translate ebonics? >> i believe they're working on that. >> okay, cool. >> it all gets done through y

>> i'm going to say tracee ellis ross and deion cole who plays buffalo butt -- bookman. >> buffalo bobe show. will you stay tuned. two more "pop news" -- >> no, there's other things i got to do. >> if you want to stay -- >> i'm staying. >> i'll hold him down. >>> a cool story. understanding a new language got easier. a realtime translator was created after a man met and had a crush on a french girl. it allows two who speak different languages to wear an earpiece and translates while you're speaking french, i'm speaking english and take a listen. >> can you hear me in french? [ speaking french ] >> oui. [ speaking in french." >> translator: yes, i can hear you talk fresh but this is awesome. >> no more french for dummies. >> that is cool. >> let's hope the wires don't get crossed. >> exactly because bad things -- >> i want to know does it translate ee bonnebonics. >> they're working on that. >> all gets done through your app on a smartphone. again, called the pilot. it's at indy go go. $300 and unlocking the language of love, priceless. >> ebonics if or that. that's all we have time for

introduction by yourself from a forward by bob mcchesney who was on earlier this morning, and some wonderful contributors that helped put this book together. amy: john rosss much a poet as a journalist. i want to go to a clip of john reading a poem titled, "journalism," which also appears in the book rebel reporting. this is john ross back in march 2010 at madison college. >> you have to stay with me on this poem. doing is a way of stories, but this is basically about journalism. i wrote this because i was teaching a class a graduate class in media studies at new college. i wanted to kind of shock people into thinking about what they were doing. the midnight special burrows into the battles of the north american nightmare because sweet silver tapeworm, consuming the body fat the most overstuffed nation on earth report all suspicious activity do not leave luggage unattended all-timesur back at from suicide bombers, home and security, jimbo corn, aids, anthrax, the antichrist, the new york times i scratch out a map in a wilderness of white paper the bloody's the nation with crimson headlines from sea just thinking see. i can no longer first the horror. fro

bob kelly? >> good morning, sue. 8:02, and good morning to you. on a wednesday hump day, live look at i95, we roll southbound, past the betsy ross bridge, three cheers the bus drivers school trip time of the year shall tons every was cents out during the midday, coming into center city for the class trip. >> back up headed over toward 30th street. had two coming in toward philadelphia. your normal delay from the black horse pike into the freeway. by the way this time yesterday, we are dealing with the tractor-trailer fire. all of the ramps are open there in bellmawr. baseball this afternoon, 1:05 the first pitch, see a lot of volume headed into the stadium, big delay, is going to come at the end of the game. bamm. instant traffic jam for the rush hour. it happen every time we have afternoon game. for all of the sports fans, mike and alex back to you. >> i think big crowd, too. 8:03. >> nineteen year old shot several times at his home early this morning in overbrook. police say the teen was targeted and new the shooter. the incident now also being investigated as an arson. fire officials say the shooter set a chair on fire, outside of the house in or

bob kelly. >> just in time to mess up that afternoon rush hour and those friday evening events and through the weekend. rough go. we have an accident southbound i-95 right there approaching the betsy ross bridge. so we're stack up from say cottman avenue on down to the betsy, it is in the left lane and then as we go to the next camera, no problems here near cottman avenue. turnpike looking good. eastbound on the schuylkill starting to see morning volume, from conshohocken to downtown. accident north on 295 approaching the 42 freeway. i want to mention that once we start to get heavier rains both today and tomorrow, be careful in all of the work zones. all of those drainage grates are all moved around and we quickly, flood out there. we will get so much rain in such a short period of time and we are traveling through the lanes with those drains are located. atlantic city rail line, services suspended at least at the moment between philadelphia and pennsauken. delair bridge is stuck in the upright position. they are using shuttle buses. that will throw an easy 15 or 20 minutes on to your trip. busing from philadelphia to pennsauken but you have to make your way up and over ben franklin.

ross stores. head over to cnbc pro for more on other parts of the consumer sector that tend to bounce back. >> all right. thank you for the data dive. let's get to bob pisani. you have a theory about retail now. you call it the barnes & noble infec effect. explain. >> we're seeing revolutionary changes in the shopping patterns. so take a look at the retail sales numbers. this is all you need to know. internet sales up 10%. and department store sales down. we don't know where there is going to end. it certainly is a huge trend. it's a problem when you try to invest in retail stocks in the future. here's my theory about barnes & noble. they hit a new all time high in 2006. this is a ten year chart. they went essentially straight down. everybody said amazon is going to kill them. at one point book sales stopped dropping so dramatically. they started getting into other businesses. this is the numbers for most recent quarter. the comp store sales were up 1%. toys are a big part of the business now. gifts r books down a little bit. but book sales have stopped dropping dramatically. in other words, stabilization and parts of the core business and new areas