. >> captain wolf and his team, engineer ken buchanan, firefighter cameron boyle, look for the source of the smoke. >> we really can't identify what is on fire. it kind of seems like it's down underneath the manhole. >> captain wolf and firefighter boyle lean in for a closer look. >> i turn on my flashlight to see anything down there that's burning. and that's when it exploded. it was just a bright flash that came up. it almost felt like a wave. and it kind of brought my arms up. and spun me around. >> the explosion knocks captain wolf back. >> all's i remember is just a noise and then a ringing. and bright light, electrical smell kind of thing. >> i woke up in the bushes and i remember the first thing i did was i checked because my face was on fire and it felt like my hands were burnt. first thing i did was make sure i have fingers left. >> they still don't know what's burning. but they rush to captain wolf's aid. as they pass the manhole -- >> the hole went off again. >> watch as the force of the blast barely misses hitting officer wombach in the face. unfazed, firefighter boyle fin

firefighter boyle and officer sue rush to captain wolf's aid. pass the manhole -- >> the vault went off again. >> watch as the force of the blast just barely misses hitting the officer in the face. unphased, firefighter boyle finds a stunned captain wolf. >> i was so dazed and confused. what happened? my head ringing was a headache times ten i've ever had in my life. >> the captain is puse pulled a. whatever is going on underground is still. it erupts again. everyone made it away before the last blast. >> it was such a rush. everything happened so quickly. you don't have time to think. you're trying to get the firefighter out of there. >> when gas workers arrive on the scene, officer sue learns is cause of explosions. >> i spoke to the supervisor. he said there's a type of short that happened down in the vault. what was going on was the main power was sending surges, test surges to the lines. that was causing the explosions. >> the vault is an underground box that how has electrical equipment. captain wolf and firefighter boyle are transported t

boyle, carl riccadonna, thank you both so much, appreciate it.head on the bloomberg market day, we will get an update on why the european stocks closed lower this friday. hear that netflix is in talks to enter the chinese markets, it has brought netflix shares to a record high. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day, let's get straight to a check of the markets. bloomberg's julie hyman is standing by with the details. the three's look at major averages right now, because yesterday the s&p 500 has closed at a record. it has not been able to maintain that record, however, and we had a consumer confidence report has showed a major drop in the last two years, and that is not making investors feel incredibly strong about the economy, the nasdaq is only down about one quarter of a percent. if you look at the push and pull of the stocks today, you have utilities on the rise and financials on the decline. with that consumer confidence report, we are seeing more dying of treasuries and yields are falling. if you're looking at the 10 year, and wh

boyle. >> an honor more than 60 years overdue. why it took so long to recognize a bay area police officer killed in the line of duty. >> fans have been saying it for a while now. the warrior steph curry is the official mvp. his heartfelt message to his family and fans. >> if you do not like warm weather, the most valuable player in the weather today was the onshore flow. it was all kinds of cranked up, giving us clouds and cool weather. here's a live peek outside this evening. onshore flow is rushing back in. >>> tomorrow the suspect in a drunk driving crash that killed a mother and her young daughter appears in court. tonight another family member injured in that crash is telling his story. kpix 5's maria medina on the young boy who is very lucky to be alive. >> i'm going to step out of the way so you can see community members who have just gathered here to pray for the victims out here. we've also seen family members of those victims joining this prayer vigil just two days after the crash that changed their lives forever. >> he

boyle each will control 20 minutes. mr. neugebauer: i ask -- mr. nugent: i ask that members have five days to include matters on this bill. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nugent: today i rise in support of h.r. 723 the fallen heroes lag act. the bill before us would allow members of congress to honor law enforcement or firefighters or public safety officers who die in the line of duty by providing their family of the deceased individual at their request that the united states flag be flown over our capitol. it would would contain the expression of sympathy of the family of the individual who passed away signed by the speaker of the house and the individual representatives here in congress. this measure authored allows our house to express its gratitude in recognition for an individual who made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of public service. many in our country put their lives on the line every day to serve others. they are the firefighters who charge into burning buildings

join abc 7 news sports director and donald boyle and shu. and we'll let shu weigh in in a moment.g tomorrow and slow to recede but tomorrow every will see sunshine. we'll have the threat of temperatures once again. and doppler hd showing you live skies outside from the emoriville camera and you can see along the horizon, along the coast, the low layer of fog pushing inland as the sea breeze continues to kick in and strengthen just a bit. and cooler today compared to the end of last week when we had the summer like heat. but spring like today. the numbers on the second day of may. sfo. better than 66 degrees. below the average of 66. and san jose 66 average is 73. so seasonable this afternoon. but kneeling cooler. out there right now, 53 in save. 54 in oakland. 57 in danville. livermore checking in with a temperature of 61. satellite radar will show you the three areas of high pressure keeping any storm from coming into the bay area out at sea. and what this is doing is deepening the marine layer and creating the fog you see along the coast. so the future fog cast showing you the f

. >> jimmy: our next player is brian boyle. he's a center for the tampa bay lightning. likely to ask his barber for the 'disney prince.'" [ laughter ] next, from the washington capitals is alex ovechkin. he was voted, "most likely to be the first guy james bond punches in a movie." [ laughter ] "you cannot get past me, mr. bond." [ laughter ] [ punching ] next up from anaheim is max friberg. he was voted "most likely to spill a drink on you at the bar and say 'whoopsy poopsy.'" [ laughter ] >> steve: that's a rare award. >> jimmy: "isn't that just a a big ole' mess!" next, from the chicago blackhawks is brad richards. he was voted, "most likely to live across from a woman who forgot to close her blinds while dressing." [ laughter ] next up from the minnesota wild is matt cooke. he was voted "most likely to say 'thoup' when asked what his favorite food is." [ laughter ] "i like my thoup -- it's the best with lots of thalt." [ laughter ] >> steve: like thalt in your thoup? >> jimmy: next is dan boyle from the new york rangers. [ cheers and applause ] he was voted, "most l

former shark dan boyle ties game with 1:56 left on rebound goal 5-5 in overtime nikita kucherov winse team is pretty much where you grow up our executive producer is looking around saying that he is alone because he is from cleveland panm of course is from the streets of detroit so... >> pam :good night everybody see you tomorrow sfx: (roar) ♪♪♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >>> david letterman's final show. look who's there! jim carry! chris rock. steve martin. tina fey. julia louis-dreyfus. >> and what we can all learn from letterman's retirement. >>> then -- >> he's crying. >> how could anyone have a problem with this cutie pie? >> she got completely disruptive. >>> and the coed and her mattress. >> storm over the ivy league student who carried a mattress at her graduation. >>> then, just released, biker attack 911. >> oh my god, stop, we have a baby in

playground area at olney recreation center this community clean up day was hosted by congressman brendon boyle. >>> time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. >> and walter perez, we will be tracking some showers and storms, more numerous in activity as we go throughout the second half of the weekend. we will talk about the details. storm tracker six live double scan radar still dry quiet we have seen a lot of thunderstorm activity but it has been well north and west of our region across interior sections of the northeast. outside we will go to sky six live in hd looking at temple university camera, broad street and city hall, partly cloudy night here on this sat the day. still very warm, and very humid across the area. now, north and west of the town, we're in the 70's in fleet wood, 74 slating ton also in the the lower 70's. center city and chester in at 71. seventy-two in oxford. down across new jersey, upper 60's from bridgeton vineland, 71 in browns mills and 72 for both american in a and hockessin. check out dew point that is level of the moisture in

. >> the system congressman boyle mentioned is something designed to prevent high-speed train derailments. that is in place on many spots of the eastern corridor, but not here in philadelphia. that has raised a lot of questions. we dug into the history of accidents with amtrak. since 2006, safety records show 37 accidents happening on just this str rail in philadelphia. that is 15 derailments, but no deaths or injuries. still, this bend where this happened has been on the radar for change for decades. as far back as 1901, over 100 years, officials had been talking about making plans to eliminate that curve. tonight, those questions and concerns still remain, but we are also learning more about the people who died in philadelphia. more stories are emerging about the seven lives that have been lost. three of them we know more about this evening. one was a journalist, one was a navy midshipmen. jay korff has how those lives are being remembered. jay: most people who had a loved one on board amtrak 188 say they know the fate of that person. for one maryland family, they are going through an a

congressman bob brady and brendon boyle and visitors from outside of philadelphia or pennsylvania members of congress from both parties to see not only the tragedy but to inform their work in the congress for issues of safety and infrastructure support with regards to amtrak. this is a massive efforts and it's been painful. as we are already reported, there were seven deceased individuals confirmed. we are going to ask fire commissioner derek sawyer to give an update from work of the fire department and the police department this morning at the site. commissioner sawyer? >> good afternoon this morning around 8:00 this morning, we received a call to bring back our cadaver dog and we worked in conjunction with a dog with the police department and do another search of the first car that had a large amount of wreckage. the dog hit on a couple of spots and we were able to find one other passenger in the wreckage. we utilized our hydraulic tools to open up the train more and reach the person and we were able to extricate that person and have him transported to the medical examiners office, it w

and brandon boyle represents parts of the philly area as well right nearby. congressman, you're the leader of the city politically, you are. what are you going to do about this? talk about this ptc thing? >> well, it's positive train control is a device that if it's in the engine and it's on the poles, it would have stopped the train. >> so it's a deadman switch? >> exactly. amtrak had it in the locomotive, but not on the pole. in 2008 we passed a law that all 100 railroads have to have this ptc in place by 2015. now the first i want to go back, i want to talk to the department of transportation. i want to ask for a public system-wide audit of where they're at, why don't these trains visit. it's supposed to be in hazmat trains and passenger trains. the delay you see today costs lives. and we can't get any more delay. they've got the money. >> you're going to make it law? >> it is law. they're dragging their feet. >> what's frustrating is we took a tour at ntsb and amtrak were nice enough and gracious enough to take us on. it is a horrific scene, actually far

danny boyle, who directed "slumdog millionaire," "127 hours," "trainspotting," is directing.ot a cradle-to-grave biopic where we do a survey of his whole life. we are doing something else. i am very, very excited about it. emily: is it still three long scenes? aaron: i wish i hadn't let that cat out of the bag. so i will take this opportunity to try to make up for it. no. it's not. it's a traditional biopic. it's what we call a cradle-to-grave structure where we survey his entire life. and then this happened and this happened and this happened. emily: there have been so many books written about steve jobs, there has been another movie about steve jobs starring ashton kutcher. why do you think there is more of a story to tell? aaron: i think you could do 10 more movies about steve jobs. if you lined up ten writers and said write a movie about steve jobs you'd get 10 different movies, all of them worth going to see. emily: did you meet steve jobs? aaron: i spoke to him on the phone three times. the first time he called me it was because i gave an interview in which i said that

dan boyle, former -- won a cup with the lightning in '04 ties it late.vernight nikita cue cheer revolver on the rush. henrik lundquist gave up six goals to tampa bay in back-to-back games. it's not good. it's good if you're the lightning. not if you're linda cohn. 6-5, tampa bay. >> that's all we got from here. >> we got more but that's all we're going to give you. >> funny, fellas. >>> up next what a night. >> over folks, the end of an era and our entire "pulse" devoted to "the late show with david letterman." vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® which lasts 28 days. levemir® comes in flextouch® the latest in insulin pen technology from novo nordisk. levemir® is a long-acting insulin use

dan boyl. with the pass. they take a 4-1 lead. no quit in the capitals. later in the period.ces the turnover. he fires and scores. fifth goal of the sea season. and keeping the capitals alive. down 4-2. and, chimera, joe ward battles and scores. ward, doing some work in front of the net. caps within one. that's as close as they would get. rangers win this one. 4-3. seven the series at 3. game seven, wednesday night. new york. let's go back out to the verizon center. dianna, how are the caps feeling after failing to close out the rangers? >> ovechkin said the caps are going to win the series. the type of confidence they took from the third period run where they made where they were all most able to tie it up. they're hoping the effort they displayed is going to be carried into game seven. >> they got a couple off the start. and, you know they're a good team. really good team. and so are we. we got to be -- you know we have desperation a little bit. >> the way we played in the end. third period. i think that's show us what we can do. >> do you feel look you lost control since t

senators, congressman bob brady and brendan boyle, and visitors from outside of philadelphia or pennsylvania, members of congress from both parties to see not only the tragedy, but to inform their work in the congress for issues of safety and infrastructure support with regard to amtrak. this has been a massive effort. it's been painful. as we've already reported, there were seven deceased individuals confirmed. i'm going to ask fire commissioner derek sawyer to give an update from the work of the fire department and the police department this morning at the site. commissioner sawyer? >>> good afternoon. this morning around 8:00 this morning, we received a call to bring back our dog, our cadaver dog. so we worked in conjunction with a dog from pa task force and the police department to go out and do another search of that first car that was, that had a large amount of wreckage. the dog hit on a couple of spots and we were able to find one other passenger in the wreckage. we utilized our hydraulic tools to open up the train a little bit more so that we can reach the person and be able to extr

dan boyle let it rip. 4-1, rangers. the rout is on. hang on. capitals would not go away quietly. ward beats lundquist. it's a 4-3 game. under 6:00 to go alex ovechkin for the tie. he's denied. and henrik lundqvist and the rangers survive. they win it 4-3. >>> what a day in the bronx for michael pineda. the yankee right-hander was electric. the fastball. the slider. anything he threw breaking in for strikes. in fact, seventh inning he gets caleb joseph and then ryan flaherty. 16 strikeouts on the day. ties a mayor league record. the yankees win it, 6-2. >>> well, a high school principal in georgia under fire right now over comments she made at the end of her school's graduation ceremony. the comments many say were racially insensitive. listen to what she said. >> look who's leaving. all the black people. >> you hear that comment. you see how the crowd reacted to that. her name is name si gorduke. she skipped the value dick attorney's speech in the ceremony. and then tried to regain the audience's attention. she became angry when people started leaving. she tried to explain her act

up 3-1 dan boyle beat holtby up high to make it 4-1, but the caps were down but not out.ipped away the deficit. joel ward gets the puck past lundqvist. the rangers steered the puck. the caps couldn't finish them off. they lost 4-3. the series heads to game seven. >> just got off to a tough start. we had a pretty good 1st period. it's tough. we tried to fight back. they came out better. >> we were excited about the community and we get to go to msg and have a chance at moving on toward our main goal. >> reporter: it was a very somber locker room, tough loss for the caps, but they have a lot to take from this game, a little momentum coming back from a 4-1 deficit. they'll look to advance to the eastern conference finals for the first time since 1998. we've got more caps and postgame reaction coming up next in game on overtime, but that's not it. the nationals with a big w and the weds ared back here for game four against -- wizards back here for game four against atlanta. back to you in the studio. >> exciting time to be kristen berset and dave owens, a lot going on. >> thi

playground area at olney recreation center this community clean up day was hosted by congressman brendan boyle. >>> dozens of pets will be sleeping in brand new homes tonight, paws northeast adoption center held a second annual road to puppy bowl. they are hoping to add a playful pooch or fury feline to their families, came out for fun filled event with photo opportunities giveaways and, a adorable animals this event coincided with the centers first anniversary in operation. the off! outdoor refresher course. sunsets. sfx: ding! hello you... and you too. meet "outside"... where the golden hour is approaching along with the buzzy suck-squad. sfx: buzz! it's been a while... but, you can do this. step 1: open door. sfx: ding! step 2: activate off! clip-on. sfx: ding! mosquito protection you don't spray on. sfx: ring radial sound step 3: (ahem) face west. sfx: birds chirping get back out there... with off! clip-on. keep bugs off. sfx: thwack! sc johnson, a family company >>> more than 350 kids, hit a baseball bat today for a special tournament in berwyn, chester county. action cam on the scene her

matt boyle, thank you for joining us. coming up, obama's promise. the u.s.ders as they are put on edge by a possible iran deal. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. 51 minutes into the session. stocks in london a little higher. marginally higher across much of europe. the cac 40 up by 0.2%. let's get you up to speed with the top stories at bloomberg. pimco said it will close three active stock mutual funds. the chief investment officer for activities will leave the firm -- for equities will leave the firm next month. the company has no plans for a replacement. a reported buyout of avon sent the company's share price surging, then we discovered it was a hoax. it came from something called ptt capital partners which said it was offering to buy avon for about three times what the company was trading at the day before. then you saw the retracement and for some reason, it again. sometimes, i just don't understand markets. barclays facing a fine for violating a settlement over interest rate rigging. people familiar with the metal say the fine could add up to

philanthropy at graduation today before they walked the stage they heard a key note speech from father greg boyle, he is forming a nonprofit that helps former gang members interptheir lives around and was warded with a doctorate degree. >> i like that. it is time now for your accuweather forecast. >> lets get you over to our home boy. tannig by with more. >> i can't stand up to that. sky 6 hd behind me a lot of sunshine in the city itself. there is only one spot here in our viewing area getting rain and this is the same spot as yesterday, they are stingy stealing the rain from the rest of the region south of cochranville and 10 and to an inch and a half of rain per hour. and the good thing is unlike yesterday, it just sat over this location but this is moving to the south and east. and a lot of rain being released in a short amount of time. as we look at the numbers they have pumped up over the last couple of hours the returning sun and southwesterly wind, it's in the 80s area wide, with the exception of the shore communities. 77 on the boardwalk and sea isle city. the dew points are running on t

former shark dan boyle off the rebound in front. 5-5 on to overtime. nik tichlt.rwinner. lundquist. six goals. 6-59 final in this one. this one as well. tampa bay, hits the 2-1 series lead. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota and -- and the fans out there. outraged by this steph curry. launched a gofundme page. >> need the help with the money. >> he is not on every sign and commercial. >> cannot have him having financial stress during the playoffs. >> take away from concentration like twitter. >> please happy the baby face assassin. >> a weak call. >> thank you for joining us. >> for all of us we appreciate your time. we will see you again in half an hour. (clanks) (all, high-pitched voices) penny can! whoo! you know why i keep these notepads around? because i like to make lists. "names for travis if he was a girl." oh. number one-- "jules jr." (chuckles) but he'd go by "j.j." aw. love that. "who's the hottest in our gang?" the three of us tied for first. why is your name on the top? don't snoop. i'm starting a new list-- "most boring game." number one with a bu

. >> are you colleen boyle? >> oh, my god. >> and that was a kind of model for spontaneous kind of guerilla tv making. >> at the time, that was electric. >> conan o'brien could barely believe it. >> it just wasn't something you ever saw, the idea of johnny carson going into someone's house. dave, you have to remember, was wearing like the pleated pants and the adidas. it was all coming from a completely different angle. >> didn't he mow her lawn? >> i think he did. the fact he walked out of the tv and was going through people's stuff in their room had a huge impact on me. >> had a huge impact on pop culture, comedy and all the show that's would come after his. not bad for a boy next door from indianapolis, indiana. his dad harry was a florist, his mom dorothy a church secretary. his mother later wrote a cookbook filled with photos of dave and his two sisters an all-american family who loved a good laugh and watching television. >> our household was full of arthur godfrey productions. >> these boys that don't do

boyle says that the entire prison is on edge dating back to a smaller racially charged riot six months earlier between two gangs. the southern hispanics and the black gorilla family. >> you could feel the tension. staff were particularly alert. as it went on, the tension got more and more, more and more pronounced. >> the pent-up tension finally erupts. >> just like that somebody gives somebody a cue, and it's people chasing other people with knives. >> a full scale attack. the southern hispanics ambush the black gorilla family. within seconds b yard becomes a war zone. >> there was a lot of confusion and chaos. the level of violence on this one yard at that one day, that one moment was as large as i had ever seen in my life. >> nursing director jim anderson is at the shoe gate when he hears the explosion of a tear gas canister zoosh i looked up, and i saw the white smoke bill lowing out of b yard, and then i heard a crack of a mini 14, which is like an assault rifle. >> dr. everett allen, the surgeon at bell can bay watches the mayhem unfold just steps away from his clinic. >> you see

. >> are you colleen boyle? >> oh, my god. >> and that was a kind of model for spontaneous gorilla tv making. >> at the time that was electric. >> conan o'brien could barely believe it. >> it wasn't something you saw. the idea of johnny carson going into someone's house. >> did you mow her lawn? >> i think he did. yeah. the idea that he had walked out of the tv and went into someone's room and going through her stuff had a huge impact on me. >> a huge impact on all the shows that would come after him. not bad for a boy next door from indianapolis, indiana. his dad harry was a florist and his mom dorothy a church secretary. his mother later wrote a cookbook filled with photos of dave with his two sisters. an all-american family who loved a good laugh and watching television. >> our household was full of arthur godfrey productions. [ ip discernible ]. and i can just remember being fascinated by -- when they would open the television part of the simulcast and there was something about the microphone and the earphon

and then in the third it is the former shark, dan boyle with his second of the playoffs.er team was playing today in santa clara. an ireland player kicks it off the face of her own teammate. the goal keeper went off to try to check on her and look at the blast she took in the face there. she had two goals and team usa wins it 3-0. stage one tour of california 126.2 miles of mostly flat terrain. a sprint to the finish. his third win in sacramento. >> never been mentioned in so many sports highlights. that's it for ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. hi. hi, we're here to look at a camry. we just came from a birthday party. ohh, let me get you a new o

crime novelist billy boyle from brooklyn.s sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually, you put five writers in a room, it's an ugly, hell broth of envy, hatred -- >> we all hate tommy. >> yeah, that goes without saying. >> even me. i hate me worst of all. >> around here anyway the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? >> the stakes are too low. >> the stakes are so low. why would you be a jerk about it? >> if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would the statue be of? >> elvis. >> really? it wouldn't be b.b. king? >> it should be b.b. king. >> yeah. >> but it would be elvis. >> but it would be elvis. >> mississippi is -- you know, the joke is it's not a state, it's a club, that it's so small that everybody knows everybody. >> in the middle of mississippi, oxford is an oasis of thought

senators, casey atumey, congressman bob brady, and brendan boyle. and visitors from outside of philadelphia or pennsylvania, members of congress, from both parties to see, not only the tragedy, but to inform their work in the congress for issues of safety and infrastructure support with regard to amtrak. this has been a massive effort, its been painful. as we've already reported, there were seven deceased individuals confirmed. i'm going to ask the fire commissioner, derek sawyer, to give an update from work of the fire department and the police department this morning at the site. commissioner sawyer. >> good afternoon. this morning, around 08:00 this morning, we receive aide call to bring back our dog, our cadaver dog. so we worked in conjunction with a dog from pa task force and the police department to go out and do another search of that first car that was at a large amount of wreckage. the dog came on a couple of spots, and we were able to find one other passenger in the wreckage. we utilize our hydraulic tools to open up the train a little bi

we have our first look at steve jobs new movie by danny boyle, the upcoming biopick starring michaelastbender. they ran the trailers last night, take a listen. >> the musicians play the instruments, i play the orchestra. i sat in a garage and evented the future, because artists lead and hacks ask for a show of hands. >> i love this you don't care how much money a person makes, you care what they make, but what you make isn't supposed to be the best part of you. >> universal pictures, i think we might be able to do better than the ashton kutcher version. >> sounds exactly like steve jobs, to my ear. looks nothing like him, but sounds exactly like him. >> i thought you were going to say sounds exactly like the social network. looks like the social network part two, it's shot and the style is the same. >> fastbender's voice in this is what struck me immediately. wait a second, is this audio from steve jobs? then i heard it, no, that's fastbender sounding exactly like him. if he put that same energy and work into the mannerisms of steve jobs, it's going to be fantastic. >> he better soun

reynolds of abc news, a predecessor on the "today show," frank mcgee of nbc news, the actor peter boyleyeloma seems to strike some groups more than others. especially african americans. >> 115 over 76. >> in 2007, nbc news reported on the tragic story of pro football's elijah alexander, who played for the oakland raiders and tampa bay buccaneers. after he was diagnosed he started a foundation, tackle myeloma. his wife, kimberly. >> he was very young. he was only 35. and at the time they found it, he actually was at the worst stage. with eli, he didn't have back pain. his pain came from his feet. >> in the feet? >> right. >> kimberly had to take on being more than just a wife and mother of their two young boys. you were their nurse. you were the pep leader, you know, keeping him going. it was a big learning curve, wasn't it? >> very. i mean, you have to be not only supportive of the patient and keep their spirits lifted, but you also have to be realistic about what the outcome may be, because there are so many unknowns when it comes to the disease. >> elijah alexander went through a grue

a 47 year old man, two teenage boyles, were also wounded. a woman identifying herself as the 21 year old victim's cousin says this is not the first time tragedy has struck in her family. >> 2010, my son now this is my cousin that's laid out on the gown. and i think it is so sad. because we got so much unsolved murders in chester. and nothing is being done. >> now, police are asking for the public's help identifying those gunmen. >> a suspect plead guilty to killing three people and injuring two other in 2013 at municipal government meeting in ross township pennsylvania. rodney newell pleaded guilty in monroe county court. the 61 year old disable junk dealer was angry after being forced off his property which was full of debris. >> well disturbing surveillance video from kensington here, watch as suspect opens fire shooting a man who was walking on the sidewalk. the victim, 29 year old man taken to temple university hospital in critical condition. this happened on east cambria street in kensington on wednesday night around 6:30. if you recogn

. >> catherine: this one is directed by danny boyle and written by aaron sorkin. trailer begins with a back view of the actor playing jobs -- german-irish actor michael fassbender. >> catherine: the cast also includes seth rogan = =steve wozniak >>video >> catherine: the movie took awhile to get off the ground. >> catherine: the role of jobs was first offered to leonardo dicaprio and then christian bale. >> catherine: "steve jobs" is scheduled to be released october 9th in the u.s. >> catherine: industry insiders expect it to be better than the 2013 movie about the apple founder -- which starred ashton kutcher. >> pam: sports with the gary radnich is up next! >> definitely, completely different team but we are a lot better. >> reporter: covering the warriors for 20 years, an act to he would think will win the series. --asked >> no laps all your note losing streak they were the best team and the national basketball association. i will be so i will not be surprised if there warriors in our it will halt machine and i see them going to the finals. --i will not be surp

boyle is not coming in the bay area pushing away up efforts to have that happen and remain steadfast making sure whatever oil is coming in and out the bay area keeps the big clean. >> pam: signal it to good commanding lead in the western conference final live at oracle rena plus several closures this holiday weekend that could not determine idea around town tackler county office of education under fire tonight lawsuit just filed following the arrest of a camp counselor. legal >> pam: clinton as the senate clary and in connection with the rest of a counselor at the walden west science camp this man 27 year-old edgar. charge of seven felonies including the commission of a lewd act on a child and possessing a manufacturing and child pornography one alleged victim said the office of education oversees that camp is to blame investigators say he possessed more than 600 child pornography images would not say if any of the kids are involved in that. and get >> pam: 2 under way and oracle arena coming up next to + a big closure of a holiday weekend is back to break all done for us the game >>

. >> brandon boyle, the irish. strange situation here. i shouldn't be kidding. what a sad night. but i'm so impressed by this city and the way you saved 200 lives, probably. the triage, the hospitals, the willingness of people to help in the neighborhood. >> a lot of constituents from your old neighborhood in the northeast, law enforcement. >> police, fire, first responders. hospitals. hospitals. and the universities. drexel put a staging area for us too. great. >> frankford, great old neighborhood here. i'm joined right now by dr. herb cushing. >> hi. >> tell us how you handle these situations where you have 200 people coming in all in need of emergency care. >> temple hospital is a level 1 trauma center. and it was the nearest level 1 trauma center to the train derailment. and we practiced and drilled to be prepared for exactly this sort of situation. temple got 54 patients very quickly after the derailment. and everyone jumped in to action. the trauma team was all over it. the nurses all the other hospital employees were helping out, making sure that the patients were evaluate

matt boyle joins us now with more. like him into the u.k. with craft beer?iously it is a growing play here. what are they hoping to get out of it? matt: it is one of the only plays in beer right now. there is no growth in mainstream beer. sab miller beer volumes were flat last year. meantime is one of the most established names in u.k. craft beer. this makes sense. the guy running meantime used to work at sab miller, so they know each other. francine: in terms of this industry, craft beer, how big is this going to be? matt: difficult to say. we think it is anywhere between 8% and 10% of u.k. beer sales. we have better data in the u.s. where it is 11% of volumes growing 20% a year. it is exploding. going back to sam adams, the british have learned quite a few things about craft beer from my friends in america. the u.k. craft sector is picking up pace as well. brew dog, a scottish craft brewer, is doing a crowd fundraising. we think this might set off a land grab. the problem is, we don't know how much sab miller paid. guy: is a craft beer if it is taken over

for more, we are joined by matt boyle. >> the cfo is only 46 years old.nway left in his career. paul pullman said he is not going anywhere for the next couple of years. i think he is going to see what else is out there. he is not a traditional bean counter. he is an investment banker by training. i think he will be in high demand. francine: do we have any indication where he might go? matt: we don't? -- there was indication he might land there. he has a noncompete clause until april 2016. nestlÉ is not going to wait until then. nestlÉ is not the type of company that is going to be looking for an outsider in terms of somebody who is going to be in senior management. he could end up at a company like jab. they are cobbling together a coffee empire. who knows. francine: his report card has been pretty good. matt: it has been pretty good. he has gotten a few bad grades recently. the company went from sales growth of about 8% when he arrived to 2.8% last year. the growth has been cut in half. there are some analysts clamoring that profit margins should be high

senators, casey and congressman bob brady and brenda boyle and visitors from outside of philadelphiavania members of congress, from both parties. to see not only the tragedy, but to inform their work in the congress for issues of safety and infrastructure support with regard to amtrak. has been a massive effort, it has been painful. as we've already reported, there were seven deceased individuals confirmed. i'm going to ask fire commissioner derrick sawyer to give an update from work of the fire department and the police department this morning at the site. commissioner sawyer. >> good afternoon. this morning around 800 power, 8:00 this morning we received a call to bring back our dog. our cadaver dog that we worked in conjunction with a dog from ph task force and police department to do a first call of the large amount of wreckage. the dog hit on a couple of spots and we were able to find one other passenger in the wreckage we utilized our hydraulic fuel to reach the person and extricate that person. and have them transported to the medical examiner's office. once again this is a gr

she's from boyles town, pennsylvania. way what a classic. >> what a classic. mickey stephenson and marvin gay himself wrote the song. and it was one of the biggest songs in motown history. it was about change in america at that time. it was a civil rights anthem at that moment. >> didn't know that. time for one more. >> this lady is from manhattan, kansas. taylor swift attended the billboard music awards with the man behind last year's hit song "summer" which reached number seven on the billboard charts. what's his name? calvin harris harry styles or hosier? >> "b," harry styles. >> no no no. oh, stop it. she's going to get a beautiful cd. >> the correct answer is calvin harris. >> calvin harris. there's all evidence that they are dating even though that the couple still has not officially confirmed their relationship. >> okay. yeah. they seem cozy. >> but harris is a big-time deejay in music. his album "18 months" gave way to nine top ten singles in the u.k. breaking a michael jackson record. so he's really successful. >

in fact, one of the participants in that roundtable jerry boyle who is the leader of boyle energy and technology services in concord he explained how he has been able to grow his business 75% in the past few years because of the opportunity to use ex-im financing. so failure to renew the bank's charter, make no mistake would cause us to lose jobs in new hampshire and lose jobs in this country and hurt our economy, at a time when we should be focusing on making it easier for businesses to create jobs, making sure that our businesses have opportunity and access to markets overseas to create more american trade. and i will continue to push this body to reauthorize ex-im so that new hampshire businesses can continue to have accessing -- access to this financing, can continue to grow their opportunities to create more jobs in new hampshire by using this financing and to sell their goods and services overseas to create jobs. and one thing i want to touch upon the critics of this bank i look at this and i wonder we're competing in a global economy and so many of our competitors actually are