the city is welcoming thousands of beer brewing professionals for the craft brewers conference. 10's matt delucia drew the short straw. he's live at the pennsylvania convention center. matt, philly's craft beer scene will be well represented at this conference. >> my mouth is watering, even at this hour. 12,500 people are in town for this craft brewers conference. it doesn't seem like a lot of people but that makes it the largest craft brewers conference of all time in america. last time it was held here, only 1,500 people showed up.ç when the expo itself opens today, it's not open to the public. it's only for those in the beer brewing industry. we wanted to know how much business craft beer brings, especially to our area. the brewers association tells me some 4,400 jobs in pennsylvania are directly from the breuer riz. a lot of them are at yards brewing company here in philadelphia. he said ten years ago they were just trying to survive. now they're on track to expand. >> it's amazing. when we started, we were like one of two. then everybody started building br breweries and c

. >> that is rowan brewer. now she's saying "the times" took her words out of context and manufactured what she calls a hit piece on trump. we'll tell you what's going on there. also what "the new york times" is saying about it. that is ahead. >>> also on the agenda, what hillary clinton's fans are worrying about. >> i was saying earlier in louisville where we had a big rally, my husband who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy because, you know, he knows how to do it. >> she enters the general election as the favorite. even her fans are nervous about what's to come. where do they think she's vulnerable in a race against donald trump? we have some interesting answers for you this morning. >>> and rounding out our agend apresident obama never mentioned donald trump's name yesterday but there was no doubt who he was talking about. >> the world is more interconnected than ever before. and it's becoming more connected every day. building walls won't change that. >> the president using his bully pu

wild may tonight in the brewer brewers/marlins game. second inning one runner on. night ball over the two run homer. martin thinks the ball might be caught goes back to first passed and jf runs past him. you can't do that in baseball. they don't let do you that. it goes down as rbi single the marlins win the game four-one. but he had a two run jack. it was called back. because of that mistake right there. >> what up with that? nba draft lottery next tuesday. head coach brett brown will represent the sixers in new yo york. it's customary for teams to send a rep that they believe is a good luck charm. brown is a good dude but trying to turn around a struggling situation. sixers have 25% chance of getting that number one pick. and we are all crossing our fingers because we want to see winning basketball. >> i'm ready. >> it's going happen. >> mr. optimistic over here. >> it's going happen. >> i'm with you. >> you with me. >> b ♪ >>> break throughs in breast cancer research the topic of a philadelphia panel discussion tonight. >> "eyewitness news" at the wister institu

15,000 brewers and beer professionals pouring into the city for the big event.laughter). >> nice. >> seven area breweries made a special beer for the event. >> some people like it so much they aren't just drinking they are brewing it. >> it's not just for the guys. fox's jn epstein tells us more and more women are trying out specialty bruce. >> reporter: lisa colburn is your typical beer drinker. >> oatlike really experiment in different styles and different tastes. >> she doesn't just drink the suds see stuff she bruce it, too. >> it is fun much it's fun to develop recipes and try new things and see how they come out and sometimes they do really well. other times not so much. >> reporter: she's one of the many women who made draft beer her business. that's right. women in the craft brewing industry. according to lisa, female brewers are nothing new. >> women go back to the very very origins of brewing. the piece tesss were the brewers and men were not loud totter. >> reporter: she's bringing brewing back to its roots encouraging fellow females to dabble in the

i want to have a conversation with governor grant hoelm and brewer. will it come down to voters who they dislike the least maybe. >> i think you're going to see it driven by fear of the other person. nobody will turn out liberals better than donald trump, nobody will get people to come home and embrace more than donald trump. i think maybe the edge actually then goes to donald trump because aside from the anti-hillary voters i do think he has inspired this cadra sort of new nationalist populist voters who are excited for him. so i think that's the x factor. they are in a dead heat in the 18 to 29 crowd. she was leading by 29 points. is she building on obama's coalition or building on that same enthusiasm from 2008 and 2012. >> was it w.c. fields who said i never voted for anybody i -- against? >> here is the thing, first of all, i think this poll is just a snapshot. we are still in our primary in case people forgot. and so we have a number of democrats who haven't come home yet. i think they will come home so the enthusiasm factor is a little inward l

brewer lane and mr. trump. a lot more about that coming up. as we mentioned, there is just about two months until the start of the republican convention in cleveland. that gathering is the last chance for the shrinking numbers of those so-called trump stop movement. this morning nbc news confirming the party's last nominee, mitt romney, is among those trying to recruit a third-party candidate. here's what the party chairman has to say about that. >> it's a suicide mission for our country because what it means is that you're throwing down not just eight years of the white house, but potentially 100 years on the supreme court and wrecking this country for many generations. and so i think that's the legacy these folks will leave behind. >> nbc's hallie jackson is following this from washington. so, hallie, is this really viable? what are you hearing about this potential third-party candidate? >> it is such a long shot, kristen. even when there were other candidates in the race, the ability for example, of john kasich to be able to overtake donald

jan brewer of arizona has endorsed department and bill standard. governor brewer, let's listen to speaker ryan today after the meeting. here he is. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified, to bridge the gaps and differences and so from here we're going to go deeper into the policy areas to see where what common ground is and how we can make sure we are operating off the same core principles. so, yes, this is our first meeting, i was very encouraged with this meeting but this is a process. it takes a little time. you don't put it together in 45 minutes. so that is why we had, like i said, a very good start to a process on how we unify. >> so donald trump didn't speak today but we know he's a prolific tweeter. he did say this on twitter. he said "great day in d.c. with speaker ryan and republican leadership. things working out really well." governor, my question to you is this is about deal making, right? so who has more leverage here? >> well, let me

wild may tonight in the brewer brewers/marlins game. second inning one runner on.ight ball over the two run homer. martin thinks the ball might be caught goes back to first passed and jf runs past him. you can't do that in baseball. they don't let do you that. it goes down as rbi single the marlins win the game four-one. but he had a two run jack. it was called back. because of that mistake right there. >> what up with that? nba draft lottery next tuesday. head coach brett brown will represent the sixers in new yo york. it's customary for teams to send a rep that they believe is a good luck charm. brown is a good dude but trying to turn around a struggling situation. sixers have 25% chance of getting that number one pick. and we are all crossing our fingers because we want to see winning basketball. >> i'm ready. >> it's going happen. >> mr. optimistic over here. >> it's going happen. >> i'm with you. >> y ♪ >>> break throughs in breast cancer research the topic of a philadelphia panel discussion tonight. >> "eyewitness news" at the wister institute in university c

. >> in town right now is the craft brewers conference, it is huge, 15,000 people have come into town lots of beer. >> um-hmm. >> that looks like fun. >> good news for philadelphia. >> now looking at weather, katie outside on the sky deck, more rain. >> it looks that way, guys. i don't need umbrella on the sky deck but there is rain on storm scan three and we are having to drive through it. very tamp, very dreary, very glummy, again but there are some bright spots that will come into this forecast. it will take sometime here regardless of it. here's what you will face today, the at the moment just a little smattering of showers across north and western most suburbs in philadelphia and down to the south across southern kent and sussex counties in delaware specifically. this is moisture moving from southwest to north east. we could dodge some showers and drizzle anytime today and if it is not raining it is just chilly, damp, dreary, kind of like yesterday was, flirting with or over 50-degree mark in almost every location. mount pocono is cooler at 46 degrees but as day wears on expect t

rowanne brewer lane now denouncing the story. it said when she met the billionaire, trump immediately took her into a room at his mar-a-lago estate, asked her to put on a swimsuit and then paraded her before a crowd. >> i think they had an agenda with that one, because as many times as i asked and as many times as they promised that it was not a hit piece, clearly it was. >> reporter: "the times" portrayed the incident as degrading, but brewer lane, who went on to date trump, says it wasn't. >> he's very much a gentleman. and he's polite, he's thoughtful, he's a good listener. >> reporter: trump tweeting, "we have exposed the article as a fraud." but "the times" is standing by its reporting, saying brewer lane was quoted fairly, accurately and at length. the story quoted other women, too -- >> miss utah! >> reporter: including a former miss utah, who told the paper trump introduced himself and kissed her on the lips. she said it was not an isolated incident and called it gross. it wasn't the only reason trump was playing defense.

brewer lane was quoted fairly, accurately and at length. also this morning in an interview with british television, trump hitting back at prime minister david cameron who previously mocked trump's suggestion of a ban on muslims. at the time calling it divisive, stupid and wrong. >> honestly, i don't care, it doesn't matter. it's fine. >> if you're president and he's the british prime minister -- >> it looks like we're not going to have a very good relationship. who knows. i hope to have a good relationship with him. it sounds like he's not willing to address the problem either. >> meanwhile without mentioning him by name, president obama took aim at donald trump during his commencement address yesterday at rutgers university. >> the world is more interconnected than ever before, and it's becoming more connected every day. building walls won't change that. let me be as clear as i can be. in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. >> all of this obviously big topics this morning. our correspondents and analysts are on top of it. let'

. >>> and center city is playing host to a craft brewers conference.eans more than suddens for philadelphia. >>> 4:14. the historic shrine of st. katharine drexel is up for sale. the 44-acre property is tucked away in bensalem, bucks county. she was born to the wealthy drexel family. she became a missionary to native american and black communities during the eraç of segregation for america. for decades her shrine has been there for locals. >> the sisters say it has become too expensive to maintain the sprawling campus. the body will be transferred to the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in philadelphia. >>> the national transportation safety board says a short circuit in the metro system caused thick smoke to fill a stranded train, killing one passenger and injuring dozens of others in january of 2015. according to the report, metro did not follow its own safety procedures that called for stopping all trains at the first report of smoke. the ntsb also blames poorly maintain cables and cable connections on the track. >>> astrazeneca promises

jan brewer is someone we've heard, jody urged, who is strongest in the female category? >> jody urged is a new senator from iowa who really got high marks for her campaign. she doesn't bring a lot of experience to the table though. another interesting name that would be more of a lesser known person is shelley more capital who is the new senator from west virginia, in house for a long time. capital is another person who's been around capitol hill a long time and i think is a respected person. melissa: i see chris christie on your list, lindsey graham and a lot of interesting choices. we will know soon enough. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it.jon: this mysterious crash of egyptair flight 804 is sparking securities are concerned in the us. what officials are telling fox news about homeland security official jay johnson's involvement in the response. plus, as investigators be together exactly what

story on me yesterday just blown up by former girlfriend, roseanne brewero said it was a lie. rosanne brewer lane/former p girlfriend: 'they did take quotes from what i said andy put a negative connotation it' true or not: a recent c-n-n poll shows 64- percent of w have an unfavorable view of the presumptive g-o-p nominee. hundreds of travelers were stranded at one of the nat's busiest airports.. but not because of weather or mechal problems. about 450 passengers got stk at o'hare in chicago last n. they say long security lines kept them from getting to t

nicole brewer traces the history of this symbol. >> fire tears through an american leon post in northeastladelphia. why this building holds memories for so many in the community. the fire broke out just hours after memorial day ceremonies inside the legion. good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> eye, everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in brides burg where fire crews remain on the scene night. david? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, those crews expect to be out here several more hours to douse some of this hot spots. listen i talk to lot of people that live in this neighborhood tonight. one man that says he has been here for 70 years. he remembers this building as a little boy. >> this building is one that those who live in bridesburg and frankford noel. now most of it is destroyed. >> i seen a parade there. when i was a little girl. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a day to remember those who died fighting for our country. but win minutes, flames shot through the roof of the american legion on orth dock street. >> this was so big and the

nicole brewer is here with the answer.ole. >> even if you don't personally own a fit bit chances are you've heard someone say they have to get their steps in, right? ukee, i've heard you say it. david spunt, too much it's a big trend in fitness so paul in collegeville wants to know when it comes to steps, why is the magic number 10,000? that's a good question, paul. let's find out. ♪ >> you generally try to be healthy. >> yes. get your steps in? >> yes. >> from fit bit, pedometers and i phone apps more and more people are tracking their steps but why 10,000 a day? >> nice round even number. >> it's hard to reach. >> i actually have no idea. >> why is 10,000 the magic number? >> john is a personal trainer at the sporting club at the bellevue. he says it coincides with the surgeon general's recommendation of 30 minutes of activity a day. something the american heart association backs up. >> we have obesity problems. we have diabetes and hypertension and things like that. >> it's also straight forward than the 150 minutes of

nicole brewer gets the answer for you.e begin with donald trump's first campaign event in new jersey and it was all to help out chris christie. good evening, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in lawrenceville right now to explain what tonight's recall was all about. david? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, drum happen a lot to say on stage tonight. this was technically a campaign debt pay off event for governor christie. people came out no surprise to see and protest donald trump. >> there's nothing like new jersey. >> reporter: in a rare fundraising event donald trump took the stage after introduction by close friend and former competitor chris christ christie. trump was on sight to help christie pay down his campaign debt. tickets were $200 a pop. $25 for students. >> chris paid off his entire campaign debt tonight. (applause). >> right? his entire debt. and chris, you can't even give them a table an seat that's terrible. >> christie surrounded by his family introd

nicole brewer joins us now.re's a long history to this understand. >> there certainly s this question came josh berlin on twitter. he wants to know what is that strange structure along the rows vessel express ways near wissahickon avenue. it's a good question, josh, specialsly if you travel that stretch of the boulevard. ♪ >> it's kind of random metal sculpture. >> like a little warehouse. >> what do you think this is. >> solar panels. getting ready to be built. >> modern art. >> insulation things you. >> submitted the question. i did, yeah. >> what is in this structure. >> structure you're seeing is part of the roof from the old building. >> john work at the regional office on wissahickon avenue a property that runs parallel to the roosevelt expressway. >> every time i drive by, could it this, could it be this. what building is behind it who maybe who owns it. >> turns out the property is owned by the general services administration or gsa and independent agency. united states government. it was host to nation'

nicole brewer gets the answer for you. we begin with donald trump's first campaign event in new jersey and it was all to help out chris christie. good evening, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in lawrenceville right now to explain what tonight's recall was all about. david? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, drum happen a lot to say on stage tonight. this was technically a campaign debt pay off event for governor christie. people came out no surprise to see and protest donald trump. >> there's nothing like new jersey. >> reporter: in a rare fundraising event donald trump took the stage after introduction by close friend and former competitor chris christ christie. trump was on sight to help christie pay down his campaign debt. tickets were $200 a pop. $25 for students. >> chris paid off his entire campaign debt tonight. (applause). >> right? his entire debt. and chris, you can't even give them a table an seat that's terrible. >> christie surrounded by his family intr

nicole brewer joins us now.re's a long history to this understand. >> there certainly s this question came josh berlin on twitter. he wants to know what is that strange structure along the rows vessel express ways near wissahickon avenue. it's a good question, josh, specialsly if you travel that stretch of the boulevard. ♪ >> it's kind of random metal sculpture. >> like a little warehouse. >> what do you think this is. >> solar panels. getting ready to be built. >> modern art. >> insulation things you. >> submitted the question. i did, yeah. >> what is in this structure. >> structure you're seeing is part of the roof from the old building. >> john work at the regional office on wissahickon avenue a property that runs parallel to the roosevelt expressway. >> every time i drive by, could it this, could it be this. what building is behind it who maybe who owns it. >> turns out the property is owned by the general services administration or gsa and independent agency. united states government. it was host to nation'

>> good question, nicole brewer gets the psychology behind it all coming up aid round 11:12. >>> nowew at 11:00 vandals strike from above. vehicles are damaged by bricks and debris thrown from a pennsylvania turnpike overpass. the projectiles crashed through the windshields of self tractor trailers near bristol oxford valley and left have it town bucks county tonight at least one person was injured. taw it was a close call for couple of other big rig drivers. >> all i seen was hands an bunch of rocks they just like through them over and they just came at me like it was raining rocks. i just had to hold on to the steering wheel as i drove. >> i was going along and i didn't really see the bricks coming but i heard a big crash and glass all over me all on my face and everything. kids don't realize they can kill somebody. hope the fellow that got hit ain't hurt too bad. >> police have not made any arrests so far. >> police are looking for the mandi picked in this sketch in connection with a road rage incident on the blue route. it involved a blue mitsubishi near west conshohocken. police

nicole brewer traces the history of this symbol. >> fire tears through an american leon post in northeasthiladelphia. why this building holds memories for so many in the community. the fire broke out just hours after memorial day ceremonies inside the legion. good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> eye, everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in brides burg where fire crews remain on the scene night. david? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, those crews expect to be out here several more hours to douse some of this hot spots. listen i talk to lot of people that live in this neighborhood tonight. one man that says he has been here for 70 years. he remembers this building as a little boy. >> this building is one that those who live in bridesburg and frankford noel. now most of it is destroyed. >> i seen a parade there. when i was a little girl. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a day to remember those who died fighting for our country. but win minutes, flames shot through the roof of the american legion on orth dock street. >> this was so big and th

nicole brewer has the answer. >>> whoa!> a close call for new jersey police officer and it's all captured on camera. what saved the officer from being seriously injured. >>> and one year later, the pain is still fresh for the victims of the amtrak derailment in philadelphia. and tonight we hear from a father who lost his daughter in that crash. >>> good evening, omega's dean. >> i'm ukee washington. hundreds gathered for a vigil tonight at the site of the crash in port richmond. our david spunt was there as the victims were honored. david? >> reporter: ukee a very difficult night for these victims and families of the victims some of the the actual victims showed up this bridge behind me goes over the track the actual accident sight just a few hundred feet behind me. tonight, though, was to remember those victims. ♪ >> reporter: richard fenn more and his wife cynthia walked quite toll place wreath down in his daughter's laura's memory. >> it's not a lot to say except she was wonderful daughter. she was just a delight. >> rep

good nicole brewer gets to the bottom of it. kate. >> beautiful start to the holiday weekend.nd the next couple of days look good as well but then we've got this. tropical depression number two and some of the moisture from this could impact your memorial day monday. i'll break it all down coming up in weather. >>> plus, actor johnny depp at the center of shocking allegations. what his soon to be ex-wife is accusing him of doing. >>> and an amazing discovery be 19 a storm battered home in new jersey. find out what crews unearthed when we come back. ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> on the health w

>> good question, nicole brewer gets the psychology behind it all coming up aid round 11:12. >>> now new at 11:00 vandals strike from above. vehicles are damaged by bricks and debris thrown from a pennsylvania turnpike overpass. the projectiles crashed through the windshields of self tractor trailers near bristol oxford valley and left have it town bucks county tonight at least one person was injured. taw it was a close call for couple of other big rig drivers. >> all i seen was hands an bunch of rocks they just like through them over and they just came at me like it was raining rocks. i just had to hold on to the steering wheel as i drove. >> i was going along and i didn't really see the bricks coming but i heard a big crash and glass all over me all on my face and everything. kids don't realize they can kill somebody. hope the fellow that got hit ain't hurt too bad. >> police have not made any arrests so far. >> police are looking for the mandi picked in this sketch in connection with a road rage incident on the blue route. it involved a blue mitsubishi near west conshohocken. poli

rowanne brewer lane now denouncing the story. it said when she met the billionaire, trump immediately took her into room at his mar-a-lago estate, asked her to put on a swimsuit and then paraded her before a crowd. >> i think they had an agenda with that one, because as many times as i asked and as many times as they promised that it was not a hit piece, clearly it was. >> reporter: "the times" portrayed the incident as degrading, but brewer lane, who went on to date trump, says it wasn't. >> he's very much a gentleman. and he's polite, he's thoughtful, he's a good listener. >> reporter: trump today tweeting, "we have exposed the article as a fraud." but "the times" is standing by its reporting, saying brewer lane was quoted fairly, accurately and at length. the story quoted other women, too -- >> miss utah! >> reporter: including a former miss utah, who told the paper trump introduced himself and kissed her on the lips. she said it was not an isolated incident and called it gross. it wasn't the only reason trump was playing defe

good nicole brewer gets to the bottom of it. kate. >> beautiful start to the holiday weekend.nd the next couple of days look good as well but then we've got this. tropical depression number two and some of the moisture from this could impact your memorial day monday. i'll break it all down coming up in weather. >>> plus, actor johnny depp at the center of shocking allegations. what his soon to be ex-wife is accusing him of doing. >>> and an amazing discovery be 19 a storm battered home in new jersey. find out what crews unearthed when we come back. >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> on the health watch a new study linking cell phone use to cancer appears to be raising eyebrows. tumors found up in two to 3% of rats continually exposed to cell phone radiation. however, the female rats weren't affected. also the rats not exposed to the radiation died at a higher rate than those that were. and outside reviewer of the research says there are too many flaws in the study and the findings raise more questions than answer

nicole brewer gets the answer. >>> and sticker shock for homeowners. some could see their property taxes soar by as much as $25,000. what's causing the increase and who has to pay? those stories and more are straight ahead but we begin with a new wave of conduction lawsuits this time against college football. good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. former penn state players among those taking legal action. it's new at 11:00 even witness news reporter trang do is in satellite center with details of the lawsuit. trang. >> ukee these lawsuits could eventually include dozens of schools and tens of thousands of college football players. in january, federal judge ruled in related head injury settlement against the inform caa formers players could pursue perm injury claims as part of a class action lawsuit. that ruling opened the doors to the suits filed today. >> this is a serious epidemic. these individuals need real help and they need real compensation and they need it now. >> reporter: chicago law firm he had den sol pc filed six s

i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> a hungry eel. >>> raging fires. deadly flames. a massive explosion rips through a california community. >> oh, my god! ah! >> highways become infernos. >> this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40. >> firefighters face death in the line of duty. >> the closest i ever want to come to near death experience. >> go, go! >> and a day of celebration descends into chaos. >> at one point the fireworks were going 40, 50 feet up in the air. >> it's not my time to go, that's all i can think of. >>> caught on camera: up in flames." hello, i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on cara." each year fire kills more americans than all natural disasters combined, and yet we may not think about the things that surround us as potential threats. gas lines, tanker trucks and even the electrical wiring in your car. when you least expect it, a fire can happen. and when it happens on a large scale, whole neighborhoods can go up in flames.

nicole brewer gets the answer. >>> and sticker shock for homeowners.ome could see their property taxes soar by as much as $25,000. what's causing the increase and who has to pay? those stories and more are straight ahead but we begin with a new wave of conduction lawsuits this time against college football. good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. former penn state players among those taking legal action. it's new at 11:00 even witness news reporter trang do is in satellite center with details of the lawsuit. trang. >> ukee these lawsuits could eventually include dozens of schools and tens of thousands of college football players. in january, federal judge ruled in related head injury settlement against the inform caa formers players could pursue perm injury claims as part of a class action lawsuit. that ruling opened the doors to the suits filed today. >> this is a serious epidemic. these individuals need real help and they need real compensation and they need it now. >> reporter: chicago law firm he had den sol pc filed six sui

nicole brewer has the answer. >>> whoa! >> a close call for new jersey police officer and it's all captured on camera. what saved the officer from being seriously injured. >>> and one year later, the pain is still fresh for the victims of the amtrak derailment in philadelphia. and tonight we hear from a father who lost his daughter in that crash. >>> good evening, omega's dean. >> i'm ukee washington. hundreds gathered for a vigil tonight at the site of the crash in port richmond. our david spunt was there as the victims were honored. david? >> reporter: ukee a very difficult night for these victims and families of the victims some of the the actual victims showed up this bridge behind me goes over the track the actual accident sight just a few hundred feet behind me. tonight, though, was to remember those victims. ♪ >> reporter: richard fenn more and his wife cynthia walked quite toll place wreath down in his daughter's laura's memory. >> it's not a lot to say except she was wonderful daughter. she was just a delight. >> r

nicole brewer is here with the answer.icole. >> even if you don't personally own a fit bit chances are you've heard someone say they have to get their steps in, right? ukee, i've heard you say it. david spunt, too much it's a big trend in fitness so paul in collegeville wants to know when it comes to steps, why is the magic number 10,000? that's a good question, paul. let's find out. ♪ >> you generally try to be healthy. >> yes. get your steps in? >> yes. >> from fit bit, pedometers and i phone apps more and more people are tracking their steps but why 10,000 a day? >> nice round even number. >> it's hard to reach. >> i actually have no idea. >> why is 10,000 the magic number? >> john is a personal trainer at the sporting club at the bellevue. he says it coincides with the surgeon general's recommendation of 30 minutes of activity a day. something the american heart association backs up. >> we have obesity problems. we have diabetes and hypertension and things like that. >> it's also straight forward than the 150 minutes o

governor brewer, thank you veryy much.a. >> jon scott coming up next on "happening now." good friday, jon. >> good morning to you, bill. the 2016 election roller coaster keeps getting more thrilling. donald trump consolidating his front-runner status and battling with some in the gop for their support as hillary clinton faces more scrutiny over her email controversy. peggy noonan and howard kurtz say do not trust conventional wisdom when it comes to trump top white house aide suggests in the national article that the white house controls the media. we'll get into all that and have a surprise for you, "happening now." bill: i like surprises. >> we always do. bill: see you in ten minutes. you heard of the smartphone? how about a smart arm? what? check out what this can do for you. ♪ it's a good thing that you are working with humana and your doctor to maintain your health. because in 5 days, 10 hours and 2 minutes you are going to be 67. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 people will be waiting... 12 behind t

the local breweries have been giving tours to brewers from across the country. here to from one another. >>> up next, the third leading cause of death in the u.s. might just surprise you. the results of a brand-new study and why doctors may not be to blame for this outcome. we'll have that just ahead. >> glenn. >> you're going to need the umbrellas again today. especially in parts of jersey and delaware. how much longer are we going to be stuck with this damp and dreary weather pattern? i'll let you know if we'll get a break in time for mother's day just ahead. >>> medical errors are now the third leading cause of death in the united states. researchers estimate nearly 10% of deaths each year are due to medical errors. a study by johns hopkins university says only heart disease and cancer cause more deaths. experts say most medical errors aren't caused by bad doctors. instead, they're usually linked to poorly coordinated care, problems with insurance, and differing health care protocols. the new study shows infants who have recurrent respiratory infections may h

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but rowanne brewer lane says she was misrepresented. >> i'm very upset with "new york times" article because it was completely misleading. they misled me. >> reporter: that was more than enough for trump who routinely slams the media at his rallies. >> the world's most dishonest people. >> reporter: to blast away at the "new york times" with the coming forward today of the woman central to the failing "new york times" hit piece on me we have exposed the article as a fraud. trump has been laying low since his trip to washington last week has been subjected to the kind of scrutiny being a party nominee. take "the washington post" story that trump once pretended to be his own pr agent. top trump aide has his doubts. >> i could barely understand it. i couldn't tell who it is. donald trump says it's not him i believe it's not him. >> reporter: trump is taking hits from british prime minister david cameron who slammed the tycoon's proposal for a temporary ban on muslims coming in to the u.s. as stupid. >> looks like we won't have a very good relationship. who knows. i hope to have a good r

to arizona governor jan brewer.saw some tweets and some comments from you over the weekend and also speak with jeff dewitt, who head headed up the trump team, and everyone was saying you guys were cheated. hough did that work out? >> well, charles, i felt very cheated. everyone knows that i'm a donald trump supporter. if paid my $50 to go to the committee. was on the donald trump slate. and when it came forward, electronically, my name was not populated. so if you push the button for the trump slate, i didn't get a vote. so i lost. first time in 35 years i've lost an election, but we had a cruz slate, we had a trump slate, a kashich slate, unity slate, and then there was the so-called victory slate which i think was a combination of cruz and kashich together. >> governor -- >> we didn't fare too well. but -- >> let me read something to you because we were just contacted by the arizona public -- republican party, and they gave us a statement. like to read it out loud and i want your comment on it former governor brew

jo ling: former governor of arizona, jan brewer. and the bond king, predicting to fox business that donald trump will win the general election. >> i actually have been predicting a trump presidency for months. i was on the "barron's" roundtable in early january and asked the question who's going to be the next president? everyone said hillary clinton. i said donald trump. people gasped when you say that back then. jo ling: for more of the fascinating conversation, tune into "wall street week" tonight at 8:00 eastern for more of that interview which is making headlines. >>> tune into fox business this monday morning, donald trump, the presumptive republican nominee will be speaking with our own maria bartiromo at 7:00 eastern time. get up early for that. you don't want to miss it. >>> and in other news, fox confirming the fbi has interviewed hillary clinton's longtime aide huma abedin as part of its probe into her use of a private e-mail server. in the past abedin said she's terrified of what's in the e-mails. >> terrifying, but with

former governor jan brewer of the border state of arizona with me now.nor, welcome back. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: you have endorsed donald trump. what do you think of last night's protests in new mexico and his response? >> we're very familiar with protesters here in arizona. i'm certainly over in new mexico it is probably a replay of what we've seen here. my impression is that these are not legal citizens out there. they're being organized by illegal people to recruit illegal people and maybe a couple of may be legal citizens because they are concerned about where the immigration issue is going but they're badly behaving. to deshe-- deshe is crate the american flag, we beef in the first amendment but that is repulsive and so wrong to our country. and you know, you see those things take place, you wonder what are they thinking? are we going to like them? will which be more understanding with the behavior? deirdre: governor i did hear as well, that the protesters who were against donald trump as you said, first amendment rights, who were there, wer

i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> brave officers caught in the line of fire. desperate criminals creating chaos. disturbed minds seeking vengeance. almost every day across the country, someone is staring down the barrel of a gun. and somewhere, somehow, the cameras are rolling. >>> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." you're about to see some incredible stories of courage under fire as we explore one of the most dangerous scenarios a person can face. a close encounter with a gun. we must warn you. many of the images you're about to see are violent and disturbing. a disturbed man unleashes terror on a school board. firing on the group from point blank range. >> this is a -- >> please don't. please don't. please. [ gunshots ] >> december 14th, 2010, the bay district school board in panama city, florida, is in the middle of its regular meeting. >> we'd been talking about head lice. some of the mundane things we have to deal with. >> we were maki

i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> violence erupts in a courtroom. tempers explode on a bus. teenage girls beat each other bloody. >> we want to see more of this. >> and customers attack a restaurant staff. when tension, anger, and fear boil over -- >> he's not even resisting! >> -- it can turn into uncontrollable rage. >> let me go. let me go! >> stop. >> move! >>> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." it's human nature to get angry, and sometimes emotions boil over. when they do, situations can spiral out of control. in this hour, you'll see people who lash out in frustration, despair, and rage. >> oh, hell yeah! [ laughter ] >> it's a scene that would shock any parent. two middle school girls beating each other in front of dozens of their peers. and the whole bloody battle is caught on an iphone camera. >> we want to see more of this. >> one of the girls involved is 13-year-old sierra spencer. she has just switched middle schools in the smal

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they didn't put me on there. >> we have you on the show, what but, jan brewer, would you be willing to? >> of course i would be. i would be willing to serve in any capacity that i could be of help with donald on. but that's a tremendous list of people to choose from, all very wonderful people, well qualified. newt i've known him for a long time. we've all experienced what he can get done in washington, d.c. he's been there and done that, and marco rubio would be terrific. mary fallon would be terrific. >> do you think it needs to be a woman given how bad his numbers are with women? >> i don't think you necessarily need to pick a woman. this woman thing has gotten way out of control i believe and i think it's been driven by the left because they believe that that is going to bring them over the end. i think people, when they sit down to vote they vote for the very best candidate. they want somebody that's going to represent them. >> i know you're not a big fan of mr. trump, but were he to ask your advice who do you think he should pick? >> taking him at his word, someone who can work wi

brewer-lane then went on to appear on this network and cnn to tell her story. but according to one woman, barbara rez, was head of trump's construction in the 90s and she credits trump with giving her a chance. in a live chad today she said her former boss is not fit to be president. >> he thinks he's great for women but he says terrible things about women. when you are a person in a presidential position, you are not howard stearn. you can't just say the first thing that comes to your mind, even if it does come to your mind. you can't rate women, you can't talk about their bodies. you can't say you're not a 10 if you don't have a certain breast size. so, no, it has nothing to do with whether or not he should be president, it has to do with the character that he's presenting. and that's not, in my opinion, fit for the presidency. >> barbara plans to vote for hillary clinton. joining me now the former deputy campaign manager for carly fiorina. even before the "times" article, the there's the whole archive with the donald trump interview. what do you say to peopl

i'm contessa brewer. in a split second, a routine event can escalate into a life or death drama leaving folks to wonder what went wrong. it can happen at work or at play or as these people found out, during a leisurely day at a horse show. an official at a horse competition gets trampled by an out of control horse. may 2nd, 2001, springfield, illinois, at the arabian breed finals, they compete in a class called country pleasure driving. videographer rick is there to capture the event. >> it's a very neat class. it should look like a pleasure to drive. >> one of the riders here to compete on this day is paul hyman. >> riding a horse, you sit on top of the horse, on the saddle. and you really control the horse with your legs and with your arms. it's much easier to control them that way. when you drive, you only have reins and the horse is way up in front so you really don't control as much as when you are riding. >> the competition begins as planned when paul drives his horse into the ring with the others.

one of the women quoted by the "times," rowanne brewer lane rowanne brewer lane, had this to say. >> i did not have a negative experience with donald trump. the part where i went back out to the pool party and he made a comment, "now that's a stunning trump girl right there," i was actually flattered by. i didn't feel like it was a demeaning situation or comment at all ." (laughter) >> larry: the guy calls you a "trump girl" five minutes after meeting you and that's not demeaning? please note that out of respect, i wait at least a week before i start referring to a woman as a "larry lady." (laughter) a week. seven days. (applause) thank you, ma'am. thank you larry lady. (laughter) although, in fairness, the "new york times" may be overtrying to prove something in the piece. it may not have been the most non-agenda driven piece of journalism. the question is will it make a difference in how people view trump? >> priebus: all these stories that come out. and they come out every couple of weeks. people just don't care. >> larry: it's true, his supporters just don't care -- maybe that's

jan brewer is the governor of arizona. and bill kristol of the weekly standard.s very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified, to bridge the gaps and differences. and so from here we're going to go deeper into the policy areas to see where that common ground is and how we can make sure we are operating off these same core principles. so yes, this was our first meeting, i was very encouraged with this meeting. but this is a process. it takes a little time. you don't put it together in 45 minutes. that's why i say we had a very good start to the process in how we unify. >> so donald trump didn't speak today, but we know he is a prolific tweeter. he said great day in d.c. with speaker ryan and republican leadership. things working out really well. so my question to you is, this is about deal making, so who has more lieverage? >> let me begin again, that was very encouraging the results that took place today, and it's a lessening of the friction that's taking place, and i think it'