guy like larnie bock (sounds like) set up huge, motor driven harp. i don't know how to explain it. 40 foot of motors that he had running over strings and wires. and then played each string individually with the mixer. there is a feeling of euphoria when somebody's really good at what they do. experiencing a buffer, pushing your bowels out your rear. different. a lot of noise. you don't play clubs with a cleaning schedule, a guy coming in the morning emptying the beer bottles. you play the warehouse. if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos doing their own thing. it is like in the bay area it's even more absurd. there seems to be more people that in a place like new york or tokyo. we did a show in new york, i didn't think that anyone was at hardly, and people come up and said i saw the show. i wish they had some kind of breakfast noise going on over there. i think a lot of people were being, walking out of the shows. that was incredible. i can't believe it's over already, after two hours. if you are reluctant to enjoy something

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. >> reporter: look at his face bock page turned up the nickname tie nasty. there were photos of him flashing hand gestures along with several photos of hand guns and an assault rifle. >> goes to show you mentality want he thinks and the people he hangs around how they think and ultimately that way of thinking got him locked up for murder. report roar employees say hamilton and a second accused killer 15-year-old brandon smith were both students at overbrook high. police say hamilton had some truancy issues. >> 15-year-old like i said he should be at the playground with his friends playing play station but instead he's running around looking for somebody to rob and ultimately he kills him. >> reporter: a 14-year-old is also been charged in this case but just with rob bro. he was not charged with the murder. he is expected to be a witness against the two 1584 olds. he will be tried as a juvenile. >>> chris? >> dave, thanks. >>> off duty linden, new jersey police officer was among those killed in a wrong way head on crash early this morning. two other linden po

you can leave your comments on our fox 29 face bock page or always tweet us at fox 29 philly philly.> all right. bill, thank you. >>> delaware state police find a lot of drugs and cash during a traffic stop now two in that car are in jail. cops say jacobs pictured here and denzel small were both riding in a nissan altima and route 141 in newport at a high rate of speed. police pulled them over yesterday and found heroin cocaine and over $5,000 in cash. >>> a philadelphia city council committee attempt to regulate food trucks stalled. it's trying to make sure a deadly blast like we saw last year doesn't happen again. propane tank set off last july's blast killing a mother and daughter working inside the truck in feltonville. today the council committee discussed a bill that would let the city regulate all of those trucks that we see across philly philly. the state currently inspects them and it's unclear if the city has the right to. philadelphia's public safety director says no matter how it shakes out we've got to have kent of consistency. >> to me it doesn't matter if it's done by

. >> he can't win at the ballot bock. he can't win in the congress. now he's trying to act like a dictator and planning on forcing this ban on the american public by executive regulation. >> reporter: in the 2008 campaign mr. obama tried reassureing folks he wasn't antigua are gun. >> in the second amend. i believe in people' laws full right to bear arms. lie not take your shotgun away. i will not take your arrival away. >> reporter: the bureau of alcohol, tobacco firearms and explosives says this is intended to protect law enforcement while respecting the interests of sports man and the industry. a justice department spokesman tells fox "atf began drafting this framework because it had received more than 30 exemption requests from ammunition manufacturers over the course of several years and in the interest of fairness, wanted to create a metric by which to evaluate them" atf is allowing public comments until march 16th. then it's up to the attorney general to sign off on the ban. >>> in washington, mike emmanuel fox news. >> sean bell joining us now

you can post on our fox 29 face bock page or tweet us your comments at fox 29 philly. >> another bigalker, bill. thank you. >>> you might think the melting of all this ice is a good thing but not completely. >> how that melling incoming rain are making it really hard for some people in our area to get around. howard? >> wait a minute, whoever said drinking a cup of coffee and texting is the same thing? how do you drink your phone? all right. the flyers have made one final trade before the deadline and eagles have signed a fro agent. that's all coming up in sports. ♪ >> we continue to follow the breaking news for you right now in montgomery county. skyfox is live over a three alarm business pfeiffer fire in upper moreland. this call came in about 5:30 this afternoon. there was an explosion reported at this building. you can see the flame out of control. firefighters tell us this building is used as a metal shop. it is right near the pennsylvania turnpike. we're being told no one is hurt in this fire. we of course will continue to follow it and bri we continue to follow that breaking n

the 7.25 bocks have best when used by dates of september 18, 2015 through october 11, 2015.hey're also mark with a co c2. craft says it's not aware of any injuries as of now. for more information on that recall, just head to cbsphilly.com. >>> town hall meeting to night new jersey governor chris christie talk about the need to reduce state pension and health benefit costs for public workers. governor made those comments while discussing his budget for the up coming fiscal year. >> we've made governments smaller. we've made it less expensive. we've held the line on taxes. things are a lot better than they were five years ago from a state fiscal perspective but this is the big problem. and if we don't fix that problem, we'll go broke. and i don't know how that helps anybody. >> this was governor christie's 131st town hall meeting this one took place at the national guard armory in freehold, monmouth county. >>> after bruising campaign tonight the israeli prime minister netanyahou claiming victory in that nation's general election. exit poll do's put his party neck and neck wit

dan learned of andy's urgent need for a kidney from face bock page that andy' twos daughters created to save their dying mom's life. >> something clicked. i don't know if it was something just touched me and said, you need to do this. >> doctors told andy she was a tough match and could wait years for a new kidney. miraculously dan who has the same blood type o' tough turn out be the perfect living donor match. >> that just tells us i think it was meant to be. somehow some way it was meant to be. >> it's just an amazing feeling. not only have my life back, but i have a whole new family. dan is like a brother to me now. his kids are like my nieces. his mom is like my mom. >> now, the two are teaming up working to make a difference for others in need of an organ. >> really just want to get the word out there that living donors are important. they can save people's lives. >> i don't think people realize that you can do this and you can be fine. dan he's doing wonderful. >> dan a husband and father of two admits he was afraid. he missed eight weeks of work. but would do it all again in a

. >> it will bounce bock. >> this is different. when you deal with toxic material in homes. there is a history of companies going out of business, i will tell you that. melissa: thanks, guys. where is vladmir putin? rumors escalating as the omnipresent russian leader drops off the radar. first stopping wannabe isis fighters from going to syria. it is too late for these three. but our next guest is making it his job to terror recruitment here at home. we'll hear personal stories from imam majid. more money coming up. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take n

but people in the bock and shale are finding it out.unflower oil looks like it's holding up better than petroleum. some companies will go belly up although you have to be shocked at the resilience of the oil and gas stocks except for the most overstretched as well as anything connected to off shore drilling. the result of a major overbuild back when oil was at $100 going up to $200. the huge drill ships took forever to build. they won't be cancelled in the middle of the stream. we use the baltic freight index which measures china's raw goods and traffic has been cut in half of late. it's showing signs of stabilizing but at a low level. if the chinese economy were to pick up the pace we'd see some slack taken out of the system. and china appears to be dumping excess steel around the globe. but bad for everyone who makes things out of raw goods means good for thousands of companies. if you're producing steel, think about where that steel goes. cars, trucks. okay? all of those companies they pay less for that steel they have expanding gros

money tonight craft foods is voluntarily recalling 6.5 million boxes of mac and cheese because some bocksontain small pieces of metal. craft says it got eight consumer complaints about the product but no injuries have been reported. craft says if you can return the macro end knee to the store for a completory fun. far complete list of the affected products head to myfoxphilly.com. >> no lipstick color dreamt up by sephora and cat it's called underage red. sephora calls it a fire engine red it's going to take fire engine to put out the comments on social media. jail bait blush and pedophilia pink some other shades. >> a woman in san francisco she's being forced out of her home. she claims her landlord raised her rent by almost $7,000 a month. big raise. deb says she's been living in her apartment for more than a decade. she just received notice her rent is going from $2,100 to nearly nine grand a month. she was covered by rent control but a new landlord took over converted the property in a single family home. landlord's attorney says that they're just charging her for the newly added spac

david bock personal finance expert. >> it was genius market, unfortunately you have me here talking aboutw. media picked up fidelity running campaign, 10% match. it is not really a 10% match. one of these commercials say where is the beef? when you really look at the real offer here, there is what i would call no beef. >> and lauren, how would you respond? >> you know, would i say that every little dollar counts. and the impact of this offer is not only in the absolute dollars that fidelity is matching. it is in the actual contributions that the individuals making continuously and consecutively for three years. if that gets people to take action, then this is a win for the customer and certainly it is a win for fidelity. gerri: certainly a win for fidelity, that earns customers with accounts of 10,000. maybe 200 bucks? maybe 3,000, $2,000 depending how much money you have in your account. lauren, thanks for coming on to explain it to us. appreciate your time. >> great. thanks for having me. gerri: coming up believe it or not more winter storms wreaking havoc on much of the country. next,

david bock from edelman financial services. welcome back to the show. >> sure. first of all, if you're working family, approaching retirement, 64 to 55 you probably have $104,000 retirement saved. is that enough. >> that is not close. that is 20% of average american family ideally needs to be but that was median number. we have one in three americans right now have less than 25,000 in savings. gerri: oh. >> that is retirement account. go below that. less than $1,000 in savings. we're not even close. reason a big issue gerri lent of retirement much tough plan for 25 to 30 years. gerri: hey i will live to 105. i'm saving everything i can. i want to turn to some of this bogle research which i think is interesting. he is talking his book, an old wall street phrase promoting what it is you sell. >> of course. gerri: he makes a good case. look at these numbers. 2:30-year-olds make same amount of money, same amount of raises over 40 years they set aside same amount of money but only difference one puts in money in passive index fund and one puts in actively managed fun

fox's mike my bock has more on this story. >> reporter: 57 faces.ome sad some scared some draped with a range of emotions. >> hi, baby. >> this is about cruelty and pain which is universal. >> their story begins in south korea. humane society international says a farmer was raising the dogs to be sold for how man consumption. >> dogs live in darkness, very dark small cages they're no heating. winter is very cold in korea. >> one other twists to this story how those dogs would have been killed back in south korea. the spcca says there's couple options. they're either electrocuted or strung up and actually hanged. >> you can really see what's happening. you can see the guy pick up the electrocution stick. you can see -- hear the dog screaming. >> humane society international adam says he witnessed the killing but he says he also convinced the farmer to hand over the romaine dogs. >> he was really had a desire to get out of the trade and get into something else. >> paris says there's a belief among living in south korea dog meat is beneficial for one's

to cut civil rights and voting rights laws ed brooke used every instrument in the legislateive tool bock to stop them. a vow that president obama reminded us so powerfully in selma remains as timely now as ever. for all of his career he was his own man. as attorney general he was relentless on cracking down on corruption which in massachusetts in the early 1960's provided what we might call a target-rich environment. he triumphs were amazing in a state that was 2% black and school desegregation was an issue at the time and where the face of prejudice might appear ugly with anger or thinly masked by code words. in one race he narrowly lost opponent kevin race claimed to see no hidden message in bumper stickers that read "vote white". he was urged not to run for higher office but instead buy his time until massachusetts was "ready". when he ran for attorney general, elliot richardson was his opponent a man with deep connections to the upper echelons of the commonwealth. edward brooke didn't back down and a straight line can be drawn between his victories and that of another african-america

one student turned an abandoned piano into a spotify juke bock. look that. >> it's the fifth year the white house has done that. it's always interesting to see what kids can do. >> yay, science. >>> he's 159 senn industry king whose remains were found undera parking lot. now they celebrate king richard iii who was killed after battle. the king will be reburied later this week. mark good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, it's not exactly like history coming alive, but it is like being revisited by it. in the form of the bones of king richard iii, which are now lying here in leicester's cathedral 530 years after he was killed in a battle outside of town. it's a pretty amazing story how those bones got here. royal protocol may be a well established industry in britain but there's never been anything like this. they've had to make up the rules as they go along for how you treat a king who's been vilified by history and who has gone missing since the year 1485. richard iii's bones are lying not instate but in a simple coffin. he'll be here unti

will be accepted by any group of people in a normal and orderly process and without surrender to mob bocked to continue. they said today that these types of demonstrations will would be carried out throughout every state in the nation. no nation in the history has been able to survive but recognize has been flaunted by revolutionaries who say they obey only those laws which they approve and only the laws they consider to be just. i would like to ask this question of the american people. the national prez and news media has misled the people of this nation. as i point ud out the other day on a nationwide program about selma and about alabama. this jewish rabbi, he was misled. i wonder is the news media misleading people about vietnam? if they are this is a sad commentary of the affairs in our country. i see where ralph bunch, the united nations man was here today supposed to be defending us from the communist but he today was consorting with known members of the communist party. a member of the young communist league was here. and a man who served 28 months in the federal prison camp for h

let me see a five bock a six box, whatever anybody going to buy the apple watch? a show of hands. anyone? jeff why not? >> no from a rick santelli. >> i want to see the second iteration. i'm leery the first model coming out. i'm going to be patient and prudent. >> andrew -- >> killer you want to avoid the recalls. >> andrew you said you would buy it. why? >> all part of the ecosystem. if you're an apple user it's quite likely you'll buy that product as well. >> are you guys apple users? should we just talk about that and maybe andrew you can talk a little bit more about the apple effect on the overall markets with the nasdaq lagging behind the s&p and the dow behind. >> i think the bigger issue for the market is apple has become such a big part of the index that many people have to own the stock just to keep up with the index, and that's historically ban a dangerous time. you know the dow, it was out of the dow last week and historically when tech stocks have been added to the dow jones, it's been the signal of a peak in the technology stocks if you look at past history. >> jeff,

i created a big computer bock and i -- box and i went and spent a couple thousand dollars to try to getund the cable box. >> and you're admitting to it now? >> he says on a cable network. >> but here was my conclusion which is that the cable box -- and i know i have a self interest in this because of who i work for, but the cable box is a really good browser for television stations. and it's hard to see that there's other technology going to get around that. hbo may come out with that. it's a convenience thing, but what's going to happen is hbo will do this nbc will do that somebody will come together and bundle the two together and what do you have? you have cable. >> you're not telling me cable is genuinely a good browser for tv. it's the worst, isn't it? those guides? is that what you're talking about. there's so much better technology that will supplant that. >> if there's a better browser for television stations than the box, i have a whole bunch of things in my house. the cable box ends up being the best quote, unquote, i'm calling it a browser which is the ability to change betwe