. ♪ brad: i am brad stone. this is "bloomberg technology." up, u.s.tocks close out a stellar first quarter surging to all-time highs this week. we will focus on the biggest winners. as iterry turns a profit reinvents itself as a software firm. will hear from c.e.o. john chen and bring you the top tech headlines of the week, including the latest on the spacex landmark rocket launch. we close on the books on the first quarr of the year ended is the best quarter for your stocks since 2015. abigail doolittle joins us from new york. break down this bullish quarter. abigail: it was a great quarter for your stocks. the dow and s&p 500 both have their sixth orderly gain in a row, the longest quarterly winning streak for the dow since 2006. speak about bullish, the nasdaq up about 10% on the quarter. it's best quarterly performance since 2013. lots of strength for the tech heavy nasdaq. not have as much as the other averages, of about 2%. interesting because that was the index that led out of the trump trade rally, so that could be a potential crack. 7363.look

>>> tonight brad and angelina do an about face. the formerly feuding ex-s talking again, after a bitter custody battle and so much bad mouthing in the press, we'll tell you what changed. >>> a new "dancing with the stars" feud. why william shatner is campaigning to get bachelor nick kicked off. and what nick has to say about it. >> check out the crowd eating a chicken sandwich. it's what happened before this you won't believe. >>> this is where it's at, man. rprise coming. >> our on set sneak peek at the all new scene from "baywatch." >> we have to go undercover. >> yeah, a little too undercover. >>> it's been six months since brad and angelina's marriage fell apart. are there signs they're making peace. >> we have exclusive new information that the exes are no longer letting their lawyers do all the talking. >> finallyal tking again? >> what? >> believe it. a source tells us the form irbitter exes who spoke only through their lawyers since last september now have been speaking directly. it's a big move. brad continues to keep a lo

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brad has more time now. he has been in touch with most of his friends throughout his ordeal. >> next on the list, man up with a new motorcycle. last month brad got a super bike to add to his collection. when pitt isn't with his bodyguard he uses his motorcycle as a fast way to avoid the paparazzi. three, regular workouts. no doubt the stress of the split has caused brad it lose weight but the 53-year-old is getting back in shape. okay maybe not 1999 "fight club" fit but brad is focussing on his health. what about dating again? yeah. that's a big no way. not now, enough said. >> may i help you? >> oh finish your phone call. >> next up, brad has his military drama that starts streaming in may. what about angelina? she has a new job, teacher. in september the 41-year-old mom of six will be a visiting professor at london school of economics and she will travel back and forth. angelina is not, repeat, not moving to london full-time. so with the divorce moving forward and both stars leading separate lives is this

we have new ildeta hs onow brad is getting his hollywood groove back. brad's single life checklist? one, get back together with old friends he lost touch with when he was with angelina. that includes julia roberts, sting, and we confirmed he's been texting his ex, jen aniston. a source tells "e.t." brad has more time now. he has been in touch with most of his friends throughout this ordeal. next on the list, man up with a new motorcycle. last month brad got a super bike to add to his collection. when pitt isn't with his bodyguard he uses his motorcycle as a fast way to avoid the paparazzi. three, regular workouts. no doubt the stress of the split has caused brad to lose weight, but the 53-year-old is getting back in shape. okay maybe not 1999 "fight club" crazy kind of fit, but brad is focusing on his health. what about dating again? yeah. that's a big no way. not now, enough said. >> may i help you? >> oh, finish your phone call. >> next up, brad has his netflix military drama "war machine" which starts streaming in may. what about angelina? she has a new job, teacher. "e.t." has l

. >> all right. 11 stops on pit road for brad keselowski. no speeding penalties, so after two racing, sage race stage racing, first in the first and second in the second and kevin harvick, three stages won already even though he hadn't won a race. >> the drivers said we want to be rewarded for strong performance. if we dominate we want points. nascar said we've got, that we can figure that out and they have done just that. you win stages and you get points. have trouble at the end it doesn't necessarily reflect on the way you performed all day. nascar got this one exactly right. >> i don't think drivers will petition the repave. they might petition the speeding on pit road. something they want to go over. final thoughts from the guys upstairs. >> i've got a headache with so why didn't larson stay on the bottom and why didn't the childress team change batteries and why so many speeding penalties and how did matt kenseth get to the front and what does kevin harvick have to do to win a race? >> so many incredible story lines. congratulations to

jonathan: maryland bureau chief brad bell in frederick right now and brad, this is really striking a nerve at the high school. i can imagine a lot of people are fearful about what they are hearing. brad: a small high school, in a small community. the allegation is terrifying. in the words of the sheriff chuck jenkins he believes the woman was planning an attack like columbine or sandy hook and he has never seen anything like this. these are the materials that investigators say 18-year-old nichole cevario planned to use in an attack an catoctin high school. a newly purchased shotgun, boxes of shotgun shells and materials that could have been used to make a pipe bomb. all found in her family home in thurmont but the sheriff says they were all going to be used to kill. >> the evidence we got from her own revealed she was taking steps, active steps that she needs to execute the plot, shotguns and pipe bombs and other explosives materials. brad: sheriff jenkins said her father talked to the father about the plans for thursday. the student immediately pulled from class and they found journ

of course, brad has denied he was ever abusive. this is sort of cool, angie is donating all the money she akes on that ad to charity. >>> just yesterday they announced a new cast of "dancing with the stars." and bachelor nick is among the contestants. but as a bachelorette from seasons past, she's making news again. >> kaitlynn claims she was offered a spot on "dancing" ann a contract, but mike price wouldn't let her compete. he did let nick join "dancing" and she called him out for blocking her. he said he didn't want people wanting fame after a show. >> this is awkward. >> according to kaitlyn, the show doesn't play fair with its contestants. she says guys get more opportunities after the show than the girls do. even though former contestant melissa rycroft and trysta sutter have both been in the ballroom. "my hope in speaking out is that future bachlorettes are given the same opportunity as bachelors, whether it be a wedding, to dance, or another show. abc had no comment. a course close to the franchise said they have never gott

right now, brad is splitting time between two homes. brad spends time here at the family's four house compound near hollywood. >> angelina for president. >> last friday, angelina and the children returned to l.a. from london, where she spoke at a u.n. lecture, now, the co parents are sharing duties. brad is spending time with the kids while they're in l.a. >> we will be stronger when we come out of this. be as a family. >> where does the divorce stand? they are making progress, privately and properly. oh, and get this, even though together brad and angelina were reportedly worth 400 million, even split, they're still making money. they're home in france just launched a new line of olive oil to go along with their $28 pitt-jolie rose. it's an investment for their family and their children. >> good to see they're doing better. what about ben affleck. it was eight days ago, he announced he had gotten out of rehab for alcohol addiction. and still dealing with his broken marriage and co parenting. how is he doing? >> he was spotted spending

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in greenbelt, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: all right, brad. thank you very much. you know another large march was held in the district at the freedom plaza. you heard q reference this earlier. it was the "stop the gag protest." they are urging the president to reverse course on a policy prohibiting groups that receive funding outside the u.s. from providing abortions or abortion services. jonathan: not just in our area, because all across the country it was happening. women participating in these protests. this was manhattan. a very large group marching in red. those who could take off from work were urged to do so and support women-owned businesses as alison: for more of the a day without a woman coverage, download the app from google play and the apple app store. to the weather now. plenty of sunshine today. a nice break after the clouds and the rain we saw 24 hours ago. colder air will arrive. the national park service is now pushing back its peak bloom forecast. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill has the temperatures and the updated timeline. doug: it

brad? brad: the rape exactly one week ago.elopments are concerns about safety at the school after threat received here. the security has been beefed up because of threats against the school including a caller according to the spokesman threatened to shoot illegals at the school. and another who threatened to burn the school down. >> it's gotten out of control. some of the calls are racist, xenophobic. we want people to take a step back and think of the students at the center who are affected by this. brad: this is rape last week of the 14-year-old girl allegedly by two fellow students who came last year into the country illegally as unaccompanyed minors -- unaccompanied minors. they were caught by federal authorities and released to continue the journey to maryland. a set of facts fueling anger we saw again today. >> i'm not sure what the answer is. but to ignore it and say there is not a problem is beyond appalling. brad: she was among the protesters who gathered at a joint appearance by governor larry hogan and education sec

but, what is brad's life like today?f the circle says quote, brad is feeling much better and is happy and relieved that the custody battle has died down in the media. so what's on brad's single life checklist? one, get back together with the old friends that he lost touch with when he was with angelina, that includes julia roberts and he's been texting anston. last month, a new bike to add to the collection. when he isn't with his bodyguard, he uses his bike as a fast way to avoid the paparazzi. regular workouts. the split has caused brad to lose weight, but the 53-year-old is getting back in shape. maybe not 1999 fight club kind of shape. what about dating enough said. next up, brad has his new military drama "war machine", which start ts streaming in may. the 41-year-old mom of six will be a professor and will be driving back and forth, not moving to london full time. they're still in the process of being resolved. they're making progress, privately. >> it's good to hear. everybody's wishing for that. >>> let's move on

mike i'll let you go first and then brad feel free to respond. big of a hit is this for the trump administration? >> not at all. this is so much nothing about nothing. look, all of these meetings were entirely proper. all of them were meetings that should have been held. all of them meetings as a new administration is coming in, they want to get to know the players, the first thing you do is call the ambassador and sit down and have a face-to-face meeting. i'm astounded at the good fortune the democrats had in being able to turn an absolute nothing story into something that captivates the news >> even michael flynn >> his meeting was fine, he little bit more forthcoming with the vice president when he was asked about it. but there was -- you know, not only was there nothing wrong with the meeting, not only was the meeting a good thing to have, but the transcript of the meeting showed that it was an entirely perfect above board business-like meeting. >> an above board business-like meeting? private citizens of the united states, it is illegal for

brad bell has new information about the plot focused on catoctin high thurmont. brad? brad: yeah. catoctin high school in thurmont, a small town. sits in the shadow of camp david. the town is rattled. the sheriff telling us he has no doubt that this attack was going to be carried out. >> everyone jenkins is stunned by the plot. he says that 18-year-old nichole cevario bought this .12-gauge shotgun and materials to make a pipe bomb with fireworks as the explosives with the intend to carry out a suicidal mass killing next week at her school. catoctin high in thurmont. >> it was clear to us she had the means, the materials to cause significant damage to herself, and the student body. it was clear she was struggling with mental health issues. michelle: reported his concerns to the school and the police came and took her out of the class and the spokesman inside the catoctin high stressed the father and the school reacted properly. >> its a tight-knit school and community. we have 800 students here. today they are focused on learning. brad: you heard the sheriff refer to the mental hea

brad: what immigration concerns flaring up. according to the multiple sources the both suspects are undocumented crossing the border as unaccompanied minor minors. some telling us they don't know what to think now. >> immigration is a tricky thing. there are so many facets to it, it's hard to weed it all out. brad: yesterday, the white house included montgomery county on a list of jurisdictions that don't fully cooperate with the federal authorities. last night the maryland house of delegates passed a bill to make the state a sanctuary by prohibiting the police from any immigration-related law enforcement. the governor threatened to veto and the montgomery county officials seem eager to avoid the label. >> let me make clear. we are not a sanctuary county. we do cooperate with the are people in the system that have committed terrible crimes. brad: again, an awful lot of anger and frustration. so many angles to the issue. one of the big complaints is the suspects in the rain o the girl -- suspects in the rape of the 14-year-old g

maryland bureau chief brad bell is there live for us now with more. brad? brad: yeah, so the passionate arguments were made this morning and now it is up to a judge to decide if president of the united states had the authority to act as he did. activists chanted and cheered outside the federal courthouse in greenbelt today. a small and brief rally in support of the lawyers challenging president trump's revisedded executive order on travel and immigration. >> we believe that president trump's action put us all at risk. brad: the legal argument made by both sides in the 90-minute hearing were just one. lawyers for a individuals and immigration rights groups say the white house is ordering an illegal muslim ban. >> this isn't rocket science. our constitution doesn't permit anyone, any government official to do what president trump attempted to do here. brad: got lawyers who declined comment after the hearing argued this is about national security and keeping out terrorists. they say it simply asks for temporary salt on travel from six troubled countries until

♪ >>> brad and angelina do an about face.he formerly feuding exes talking again after a bitter custody battle and so much bad mouthing in the press, we'll tell you what changed. >>> plus, big dancing scandals after the premiere. why william shatner is campaigning for nick to get kicked off the show. and the controversy that you didn't see back stage. and is kevin hart ready to be a dad for the third time? >> i got to make sure i have the patience. >>> plus, this is a story of -- >> james gordon on a new karaoke series. what is he planning inside and out of the fast lane. >> carpool karaoke. >> car, car, car. >> and. >> we've always got a little surprise coming. >> our sneak peek at the scenes from "baywatch." >> we've got to go undercover. >> yeah, undercover. >> yeah, a little too undercover. >>> now, this is entertainment tonight, it's been six months since brad and angelina's marriage fell apart, and it's a firestorm of headlines, but are there signs they're making peace? >> it seems that the cold war is finally thawing. w

jonathan: that was brad bell reporting. federal judge in hawaii listened to arguments today challenging the president's order. that judge promised an order by 12:o 1 eastern daylight time when the order is set to take effect. michelle: busy day for the president beyond the travel ban. he started with a rally in michigan where he called for lowering fuel economy standards. he called it one of many "industry killing regulations." he toured a self-driving car facility. now he is in tennessee to revised healthcare plan. that legislation is facing increasing scrutiny from within the republican party. the white house is also on the defensive over claims that president obama wiretapped trump tower. today the top republican and democrat intelligence committee members say they have seen no evidence of such surveillance. jonathan: so did president trump's campaign have contact with russia? is there a criminal investigation looking in the issue? the two big questions were at the heart of a meeting wean f.b.i. director james comey and

brad fox junior event honoring his dad. those stories and more when we come back. >> ♪ ♪ "action news" continues. ♪ >> saturday night. i'm walter what's happening on "action news" at 11:30. it too lones for a storm to destroy a church. >> and fire when a plane slams into a georgia. and how hundreds helped brad fox junior celebte and honor his dad along the way. >> a violent day on the strip in las vegas. first a robbery i jewelry store inside a well known hotel and then a shooting and standoff in a bus. we have details from gonzales. >> a assistantoff on the las vegas strip, a swat team surrounding a gunman two people on a bus killing one of them. this after a robbery that caused a lock down. armed and disguised in animal masks. three suspects carried high-end heist inside the bellagio. >> i noticed a person in a pig mask with something long and black in one hand and a gun in the other hand. >> the thieves using sledge hammers to smash their way into the before 1:00 this morning. police say no one was hurt and wouldn't reve

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brad is doing his thing and angie is doing her. they both put the media drama behind them. >> better times for brad and angelina. not so much for another star going through a divorce. jar l scarlett johansson. her ex isn't happy she wants it take hire child all over for her ka career. in this interview it sounds like she is firing back. >> i'm so hard to do a career i love and to get to where i am and have my daughter see that and come to the workplace and see that her mom is an independent woman making it happen. it is really important for me. >> wonder if her esstrained husband was watching as scarlett insisted her daughter, rose, is right where she should be when she visits her mom on the set. this after his attorney accused scarlett of putting her own needs ahead of her daughter's. >> i'm barely rb barely holding it together. >> the first two years of motherhood have been a challenge. after her split became public last month she told us she struggled to find the balance between mom and movie star. >> you're at work you feel lik

maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in frederick with what is happening now. brad? brad: yeah. so we are at the salt dome in frederick. this is a place we usually come as the storm approach. tonight is likely to be bodies again. the state put out word that 1600 trucks will be out on the roads tonight. loaded up with salt. looking for the hot spots. they have already done a lot of work. we have been out here in frederick county covering the storm since before it began. we were out on the roads this morning. we saw snow-covered roads. but the plows, they got to work. they d they got the roads cleared up very, very quickly. they made sense of the storm. >> the weather is bipolar. >> i'm worried about tonight and tomorrow. the crews have been on the road since yesterday. who will ice it when it freezes? brad: the crews are getting rest but they will hit the roads and the highways tonight looking for the icy spots to spread the salt again. jonathan: northern virginia bureau chief goldman is in leesburg. -- jeff goldberg is in leesburg. what are jeff: last night we got five inches of

hi, brad. brad: hey, alison. yeah, this was supposed to be the bulls eye. it got an awful lot of snow. they have been digging out all day in downtown frederick. a lot of businesses did not open. you can see closed signs across the street. they feared the conditions wouldn't be good enough to get people out and about. frankly, this morning they were right. trying to get to work when it happened southbound on i-270 after sun-up. he made a mistake and ended up in a ditch. you're okay? >> i'm okay. brad: at the time, most roadways were snow-covered but with light traffic. the 2,600 plows deployed across maryland got down to pavement quic like a lot of people looking for the pavement at the house with the snow blower on his long and very steep driveway. >> you get used to it. good exercise. >> he had five inches on the property. 15 miles to the north was snowier. the snow total here just about seven inches. deep enough to give rob reed and his sons a workout. >> heavy, wet. a pain to move. brad: a pain to move but just fine for a snow board. perfect for a walk w

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>> well, brad and i do our weekly blog together every week and we were hearing from a lot of customer -- i wasn't here that day. was in new york, but we were hearing from customers, from our staff, people were worried issue would say, just about what this change was going mean, to a lot of what this book store stands for. so justing -- so just intended to acknowledge that and hear what we were hearing -- to hear and acknowledge what we heard from customers, from others in our community. >> brad graham, what chose to book store stand for? >> it stands for the things that many independent book stores stand for. can be sum up as a third place. a place that people can come to in digs do -- in addition to home and office, kind of refuge, place to connect with other people and a place to shop and browse for books. >> do you have a political point of view here in the store? >> we try not to exhibit one. we say that we're open to all different point of view. i mean, because we present ourselves as a kind of forum for the discussion of literature and ideas, we think it's best if we don't take

and the number 1 story this week, brad and jen texting after his split. >> do i talk to brad?tells us. pitt reportedly sent the first pic which reconnected the two, telling jen happy 48th birthday on february 11th. and we're told the pitts' custody battle and divorce are "not the basis of their discussion." go to etonline.com for the latest. >>> also in the news this week david cassidy, the "partridge family" star, sat down with dr. phil after the teen idol announced he was battling dementia. that left many wondering if his battle with the bottle was part of r theeason behind his diagnosis. cameron mathisen got the details from dr. phil himself. >> he was any alcohol involvement in that whatsoever. before or during the performance. >> david blamed that disastrous performance outside l.a. two weeks ago where he was slurring his words and stumbling on stage on dementia. this week he told dr. phil that the disease was diagnosed over two years ago. >> what was the first symptom that you noticed? >> when friends of yours or family members begin to say to you, remember i just told y

lauren: for more on this, brad blakeman. good morning, brad. >> good morning. lauren: would the healthcare bill ever become law? what are the chances that they can pick it up later, would they pick it up later in. >> they have to, obamacare as it exists is doomed for failure. it must be dealt with within the first four years of the trump presidency, there's no choice. it does fail, how are they going to attack it, is it going to be done peace meal. nicole: how about four hours, because you have an election? >> exactly. i think it's the will of the house and the senate. certainly they have just this year to get done because they're not going to do it before the next midterms because there's two radioactives, they would have wait until the midterms are over, seeing where the chips fall and if republicans -- nicole: sounds like it's 2017 or nothing? >> basically, yeah. lauren: that's something what chris said last night, if you're going to fail on this one, fail fast and get it over with and move on. >> right, again, what do they move onto, the omb director signal

, i'm sorry, well, brad, the past presidents have made rulings on immigration.ocked certain classes of people or people from certain countries from getting in to this country. why does this judge or these judges now say this president doesn't have that option, that ability? >> well, unfortunately, i think judges are now emboldened to do things that other judges wouldn't even think of doing. it's become a politicization of the bench. and that's puts a cancer on our judicial system. they should only be doing what they are required to do under the constitution and go no further. they also see this president, unfortunately some judges, as illegitimate. they bought into the argue. that he is a weak president as julian said, disorganized. when he is not. he is doing what he believes is in the power of the presidency. i happen to believe he is doing the right thing. it doesn't matter what his rhetoric is. it matters what the -- again, to go to the just what is written in the executive order. and if you go by that then certainly the president has acted within his consti

. >> but i -- brad loves working more than i do. "west wing," you can -- that show was just incredible. so i would insist they was home at a certain time on "malcolm" because i had children to feed and nurse. and -- et cetera. you know, i was doing a show with bryan cranston who was wonderful, but rest were kids -- i didn't want to hang around -- no offense to anybody. brad was on "west wing" with really fascinating people. i think he -- it was a different experience. >> i see that. >> but it's so time consuming, and you know, brad would work during hiatus, i just wanted to go connecticut, our home, and do nothing. and i think we had a very different idea of ultimately how to spend the day. i've really enjoyed being home and raising my kids and being involved in my community. i'm on the board of the educational foundation enhancing public schools in pasadena and the conservatory of music. my community is very, very important to me, and my children are -- not that they're not to brad. and i don't mean that. he's a wonderful father. >

that is where brad bell is live with the newest information in this case. brad? brad: yeah, this entire community sickened by what happened last night. you talked about a motive. at this hour, the motive remains unknown. neighbors heard screams for help. a voice yelling don't do it. they emerged to feigned -- to find the neighborhood outside bleeding. >> she was crying for help and is trying to tell me what is going on. brad: she heard her neighbor saying she was shot by her husband and he was inside with the two daughters. sheriff officers rushed in the house. inside they found the body of 37-year-old carlton goodwin. this is him in the twitter picture. he had killed himself. up stairs they found 4-year-old laila goodwin and in a bathroom 17-year-old lashelle goodwin suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. she died a short time later. at this point, investigators have found no motive and are unaware of a history of problems in the home. >> we did a cursorary search in the data base and we haven't found we responded to any calls. brad: when we come back at 5:00,

brad? brad: they are not calling it a sanctuary bill. but the opponents are.the debate has been colored by the incident at rockville high by the rape. there was a vicious debate across the aisle. for and against this bill. when it was done. they count the vote on the big board, enough green lights that it got through the house. this is the trust bill. the trust in the immigrant is the aim. >> this is about the community living in fear of the police. you can trust the police. brad: delegate sanchez representing langely park says it is about public safety. they would require turning a person over to >> nothing would preclude law enforcement doing the job. alison: among those opposing it is larry hogan. he called it a bill to make maryland a sanctuary state. >> the public opinion is split. most we spoke to is expressing support for the bill. >> i feel like i'm protecting the american dream. brad: we'll be back at 6:00 with more including how the sponsors say it has nothing to do with the incident in rockville. in the state house and the house chamber, brad bell,

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that's where we find brad bell. brad? brad: you mentioned snowshowers. we are getting one now. it's a flurry. it's pretty out here. if town of frederick is coming back to life. market and church. most of the sidewalks have been shuffled and cleared off. you can look to market street itself and you can see there is slush but mostly the pavement is wet. that is a big improvement from what we saw early this morning. at daybreak even i-270 was treacherous. as we traveled south this morning we found the road snow-covered and also seemingly covered with plows working to clear the snow. across maryland, the state police reported more than 200 incidents on roadways since 8:00 p.m. last night. we spot two cars in strip. the driver telling us he slid off the roadway. by mid-morning the salt and the plows had the upper hand with every road we travel down to wed pavement. the highest snow total was in the town of therma. seven inches. the chore for rob and his son dylan and robin. >> when i woke up there were eight or nine inches. throughout the day it has slowly gotten smaller. brad: his

what you got, brad? brad: that's what i do. i go out in the weather so you can talk about how bad it is and i show you. right now it's pretty spectacular afternoon. i have my gloves on. there is a chill in the air. mid-40s. but so many other places in frederick, the daffodils are blooming. the grass is greening up. as you look across baker park you can see the high school tennis team out here getting in a little bit of a jog. there are preparations underway. brine striping put out on the highways. we have heard from frederick school they want all stop by 8:00 tonight. snow emergency plan is in effect. if you park on one of the number state roads you will get towed. they said that already started. this is one of the things i want to talk about. as fault path here. as i touch, it ism what. it has been -- as i touch it, it is warm. it has been in the sun all afternoon. and that's just like the highways. i have been looking at the pavement temperature sensors. everywhere i look, the pavement temperatures are above 50 and in some pl

in rockville, brad bell, abc7 news. would-be robber gets more than he argued for. >> a plane misses a runway and explodes to flames but then a miracle happens. steve: cloudy skies. there is a cooldown by the for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. jonathan: take a look at this. a plane lands in bad weather and bursts into flames. 43 people were on board the plane. there were only three minor injuries reported. nobody was killed. the plane did overshoot because they say of dense fog. michelle: new video shows the moment a man with a long criminal record. the man can be seen trying to get ahold of the soldier's rifle. the tests show the attacker had cocaine and marijuana and alcohol in his syst

brad spent time here at the family efour-house compound. >> last friday angelina and children returned to l.a. from london where she spoke at united nations. >> be stronger. >> we're told quote it's still in the process of being resolved. they are making progress privately and properly. >> oh, and get this. even though together brad and angelina, reported by worth $400 million even split they are still making money. their home in france just launched a new line of olive oil to go along with their $28 rose and they are not planning to sell the place where they said i do. it's an investment for their family and their children. good to see that they are doing better. what about ben affleck? just eight days ago he announced he got out of rehab for alcohol addiction. ben is still dealing with his broken marriage and co-parenting. how is he doing? we'll take a look. >> dodging the rain, running errands in l.a., ben is beaming as he spent yesterday with his daughters looking happy to be on daddy duty while jen is shooting her new movie in atlanta. it feels like a brand-new ben since wrapping

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brad: it wasn't just for her. she said they brought lashelle's close friends in for a meeting at school. they were so upset, many of them had to leave for the day. the police still trying to figure out exactly why this happened. one source telling us one of the things they are looking at is perhaps some sort of a mental health issue. in waldorf, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: that is tragic. this is happening in baltimore. that is a junkyard that is baltimore. no one is hurt. they are making progress knocking down the flames. alison: a family of five meanwhile is alive but out of the home after this. this is a devastating overnight fire in woodbridge. by the time the smoke cleared the home was little more than a foundation. firefighters say the fire grew so intense, so fast that those inside had to jump from the second floor. the two adults and the three children were hurt but not seriously. listen to this. it was a cigarette left on the front porch that blamed for sparking the blaze. larry: wow! after a wet start t

judge jeanine: what does it mean, brad? >> i'll tell you what it means is we are targets, and i happen to believe that there are forces behind wikileaks that are adversaries to the united states and has wikileaks doing dirty work for them. why is it so easy to get american intelligence and not easy to get russian or north korean or chinese intelligence. judge jeanine: we are in terms of securing their intelligence. what do you think, dennis? >> judge, i'll tell you where i come in on all of this. our constitution success shredded. no american is safe from the government right now which because of the patriot act can reach into individual's private conversations under section 702 of fisa, anybody can be vulnerable to claims that they're doing improper business with foreign agents. this is wrong. we have to regain our basic freedoms which are under attack by our own government. judge jeanine: you know what? even jim comey said there is no privacy anymore, i'm not sure going after 702 of the fisa is the way to resolve this pro