the swastika sign on inmate matt bryan's hand.done. it was still red. it was probably 12 to 24 hours old. >> deputies also discover tattoo related contraband. the paper clip with a sharpened end and lead pencil shavings. >> you take the lead and crush it up and add a little bit of water to it and a little bit of lotion and make it thick. you mix it up and it turns into like a thick paste. and you just dip it, you just poke yourself. >> bryan initially denied any knowledge of the contraband. a short while later he fessed up. but by then, it was too late. >> he was charged with making a false statement, tattooing himself and possession of contraband. when you're charged with these types of charges, you're typically moved from your housing unit. he was moved down to segregation. >> in the hearing bryan will come to his own defense and then they will determine how much time he will spend in disciplinary segregation. >> i'm hoping i only get five days if anything. plus, one of the charges they charged me with, contraband, they can't st

bryan cranston. i want to show a clip.umbo." take a look at this. >> you talk like a radical, but you live like a rich guy. >> that is true. >> well, i don't think you're willing to lose all of this just to do the right thing. >> well, i despise martyrdom and i won't fight for a lost cause, so you're right. i'm not willing to lose it all, certainly not them. but i am willing to risk it all. that's where the radical and the rich guy make a perfect combination. the radical me fights with the purity of genius. but the rich guy wins with the cunning of satan. >> ugh. >> what? >> just please shut up. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm gonna wash your back. i think i feel a sponge in here. >> jimmy: that's not a sponge. that's not a sponge. [ laughter ] bryan cranston, everybody! good luck at the academy awards. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with demi lovato. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪uh oh. oh. henry! oh my. good, you're good. back, back, back. (vo) according to kelley blue book, subaru has t

bryan colangelo, and his father jerry steps down to be the advisor.ee years into the so-called process and still feels like a mess. >> it is a mess only because hinkie gave a 13-page manifesto and it was really weird. it was really strange way to resign. a well respected guy, i don't know if he -- my biggest fear is that he will change the culture of what they do now. in other words, bring in some mid-level free agent types to make them more respectable, to make them a playoff contender. we went through that before, the 8th and 7th feed and why sam hinkie was brought in i hope he is not that type of executive. >> they need a change. you can't play these guys. >> the object of the whole thing was accumulate as many assets as you could. once you again them, you move the pieces and hinkie was prepared to do that the big draft coming up with four more players coming in would he have traded a big man. colangelo really has a ready-made situation for him. >> bryan colangelo, the two-time m.v.p. executive with toronto and phoenix, he does not plan on altering

the president and general manager is jerry coangelo's son bryan. sam hinkie gave his resignation to the group not with a meeting or phone call it was a resignation letter of 13 pages and that, by the way, that's the way the owners found out about hinkie quitting. by the way the letter of 13 pages was more than the number of wins the sixers had this season, it was obvious the co owner already made the decision to bring in bryan coangelo before hinkie quit. >> we didn't lose faith in sam. we spend you know many months chatting with sam about how to move the franchise to the next level. we felt that, you know, i think we all agreed that bringing in talent to make the organization better, to allow us to build a stronger relationship around the league, to allow us to build a winning culture, you know, bringm in someone to help lead the organization. we agreed those were good things. we couldn't agree how to do that specifically and who the person was. so sam decided to leave. >> obviously, he didn't want bryan coangelo making those decisions. three seas

would not agree on how to take the team from tanking to winning, so sam stepped aside and in comes bryan colangelo today. he is the new president of basketball operations. harris says it was his decision to hire colangelo, and his father, hall of famer jerry colangelo had nothing to do with it. in fact, jerry stepped down today to only be an advisor now. now bryan says he would like to keep brown as coach as he tries to turn the sixers into a contender. >> there was about bringing in, giving us all the -- the philadelphia 76ers, the franchise, the best possible chance to win a championship. you know when we looked around, we said look, we need to add things to the organization that aren't in place. so we need to build a basketball culture. >> we are at a jumping off point now where the organization is poised to take a major leap forward because of what's transpired over this last few years of what i will call a measured rebuilding process. and, you know, when we move forward you're going to be excited about the pieces that come to the table. >> let's hope so. will colangelo keep these tw

eric buske is the current bryan police chief.wasn't with the department back then, but says the suspect told investigators that he and kristin had a fight over drugs. >> she got angry when he substituted aspirin for cocaine, she went off in a rage when -- when that occurred. >> i think he had told them some story about how it had been a drug deal that had gone bad. and so, then i was crying rape. >> reporter: after the attack, police charged him with unlawful restraint, a misdemeanor. the next day, kristin and her dad went to the bryan police department to find out why her attacker wasn't charged with something more serious. >> i was furious. i had thought in this moment that i survived, i survived. like, this is it. this guy is going down. >> reporter: she met with a detective who asked her questions. lots of them. >> i had bruises all up and down my throat. i couldn't swallow. it was -- and then at one point in time, the detective asked me to place my hands on my own throat and i mean, which even then -- >> why? >> --like, psyc

the sixers named his son, bryan to take over the job. is a two-time nba executive of the year, most recently with the toronto raptors. he said he doesn't have issues with what hinkie was trying to build. >> the organization is poised to take a major leap forward because of what's transpired over this last few years of what i'm going to call a measured rebuilding process. >> 76ers owner josh harris and jerry colangelo will remain with the club as a special adviser. as for sixers head coach brett brown, bryan colangelo said brown deserves a chance to see things through. the 76ers will finish the season with the league's worst record. >>>ç thousands of runners are recovering from two big events this weekend, chuildren's hospital of philadelphia hosted the run. >> it's a disease where you are constantly needing to change medicines and you are always getting sick for some reason or another. >> the hospital cares for about 1,400 children with that disease every year. >>> well, a classroom is on wheels and it's bringing science education to sc

i'm cleve bryan coming up with the touching sign off on dad's last patrol. eighty six million americans have prediabetes a serious condition that increases the risk for type 2 diabetes. you could be one of them. small lifestyle changes can help you avoid diabetes-related problems like heart attack, stroke, blindness, and kidney failure. ask your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes >>> nice and hard. step in. step in. good. >> tonight at 11:00 vittoria woodill gets a lesson in boxing and life from a guy who has hard knocks. how this change a life at "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> new police task force will bring hope and justice for young victims of the human traffic nothing philadelphia exclusive "eyewitness news" at 11:00 walt hunter reveals new information on the growing threat predators are pose to go children in philadelphia. the a average victim first lured in the sex trade by traffickers, is only 12 to 15 years old. >> here at 1

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is being briefed by police right now, live report coming up. >> meanwhile, in other news, right now the presidential campaign is focused on our area, candidates and their representatives are fanning across pennsylvania, just days ahead of the state's all important primary. take a look, republican frontrunner donald trump is in harrisburg tonight, former president bill clinton stomping for his wife, hillary clinton, in harrisburg, as well. her challenger bernie sanders has events in reading and oaks, republican john kasich will be in media this afternoon, king of prussia later on tonight, our "eyewitness news" team on the road to various events and we'll have team coverage later today right now the latest from the campaign trail, from "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch. >> andand with the countdown clocked to the pennsylvania presidential primary next tuesday, ticking, all candidates are coming in, looking for a win. in fishtown wednesday, frontrunner hillary clinton address dollars packed crowd at the philmore, her speech, presentation of he

so a local police department threw him a party. >> "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan was there for that big surprise. >> big super hero. >> it takes guts. >> reporter: while many boys dream of being super heroes, seven year-old darren hopeling has earned his cape. >> i beattie brain tumor. >> reporter: last june darren started to feel sick an we didn't know why. >> we were not getting answers. and then, about midway through, end of the july he lost his vision. >> reporter: tests revealed a rapidly growing brain tumor. fortunately it was not cancerous and doctors at the du pont were able to remove it but darren has had complications and missed a lot of school to pastime he started a project. >> i made key chains, and of the colors of the cop cars. >> reporter: darren gave home may key chains to the male collogue police officers who were very impressed. >> very refreshing to have somebody so young to come in the police department and to this. >> reporter: today they drew darren, a super hero party and welcomed him to their ranks. >> do you swear to continue all of your

now bryan says he would like to keep brown as coach as he tries to turn the sixers into a contender.ere was about bringing in, giving us all the -- the philadelphia 76ers, the franchise, the best possible chance to win a championship. you know when we looked around, we said look, we need to add things to the organization that aren't in place. so we need to build a basketball culture. >> we are at a jumping off point now where the organization is poised to

this is bryan from when he threw out the first pitch at a san jose giants game.e suffered permanent injuries after getting brutally attacked in the parking lot of dodger stadium five years ago. his friend is traveling to spain where she will take part in a 500-mile walk. the journey can take up to 50 days and stops at various churches and landmarks along the way. the bryan stow foundation was established to stop bullying. mini camp has started for the 49ers. but there is a big question about the future of colin kaepernick. we'll hear from the players about the mood in the locker room next at five. as the 49ers offseason program continues, the dominant storyline remains the future of colin kaepernick. the quarterback is at the center of heavy trade talks.and his side is reportedly negotiating with the denver broncos. until any deal is made, he's going to work in santa clara. mark carpenter spoke to some of kaepernick's teammates this afternoon and joins us with the latest-- mark, what's the vibe at niner headquarters? at face value-- it's one of the more awkward s

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this is a look at bryan valentine in a video he posted online last year. police say shows him tampering with red light cameras on long island. he was arrested again tonight, this time police say he was covering cameras in smithtown with plastic bags. he'll be in court tomorrow. >>> well, a stark warning from president obama about the threat of isis getting its hands on a nuclear weapon. simply put, the president said it would be catastrophic. mr. obama made the comments today at a nuclear summit in washington saying terrorists would only need an apple's worth of plutonium to kill hundreds of thousands of people. just last week we learned isis bombers in brussels stalked and video taped a nuclear scientist. also only 23 out of 130 countries have secured the nuclear material in their hospitals, universities, and power plants. these madmen ever got their hands on a nuclear bomb or nuclear material, they most certainly would use it to kill as many innocent people as possible. >> very scary. while acknowledging the threat president obama did assure that the ris

bryan colangelo was named to take over the job. he was most recently with the toronto raptors. he doesn't have issues with what hinkie was trying to build. >> the organization is poised to take a major leap forward because of what's transpired over this last few years of what i'm going to call a measured rebuilding process. >> 76ers owner said jerry colangelo will remain with the club as a special adviser. as for the sixers head coach, brett brown, bryan colangelo said brown deserves a chance to see things through. they finished the season with the league's worst record. >>> neighbors in bensalem have a better idea of how their police department works today. police hosted an open house yesterday. adults and children got a chance to tour the station and get a look at the technology and equipment officers use that included a look at the s.w.a.t. truck and then there was one child who got to play a little tug of war with one of the department's canines. >> today is the day phillies baseball fans have been waiting for the phillies 2016 home opener. >>> live at citizens bank park wi

bryan cranston. and music from the weekend. and thank you notes. last night in l.a. >>> happening now on our home page, prince fans flock to hollywood's walk of fame. but prince doesn't have a star there. he's twice under the down the honor saying the timing wasn't right. >>> what's in a name? how about a court order. the judge forces the mother to change the names of her boy/girl twins. the names, preacher and cyanide. another court delay in the sierra lamar murder case. now, the suspect is pushing for the trial to move forward. =vo= >>> another court delay in the sierra lamar murder case. the suspect is pushing for the trial to move forward. the case was supposed to start monday. today, torres told the judge he's no longer willing to waive his rights to a speedy trial. he wants to get it going. monday, a judge will make a decision. if convicted, torres could face the death penalty. and prosecutors contend he murdered the teenager in 2012. >>> a new low point for the san jose police department. but there could be relief. more than 2,000 people app

our coverage begins tonight with "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan.e's live in ambler montgomery county where bill clinton appeared today. cleve. >> reporter:. >>> natasha, it's amazing how fast they can break down from one of these events but less than an hour ago almost 500 people were here in the wissahickon middle school gym to hear former president bill clinton. now, this wasn't just a random spot. president clinton trying help now presidential candidate hillary clinton do better in the philly suburbs than when she ran for president back in 2008. >> we cannot afford a right wing supreme court and right wing congress and a right wing president. the country cannot afford it. we've got to grow together and we've got to live together and we've got to be citizens together. >> reporter: president clinton made his first speech of the day at the swarthmore rutledge school and stumping for his wife some of his main points are equal pay for women and creating manufacturing as well as small business jobs. near ambler, there was another main theme, stopping

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live outside howard high school of technology with thee motional reaction from students and parents, cleve. >> reporter: just in the last 20 minutes the size of the crowd here has justin creased, dramatically, we have spoken to some people here who say young lady was very sweet. they don't know why all this happened. right now police last update was about four hours ago saying they were still conn you can interviews and no arrest at this time. but people hearsay whoever is responsible for this girl's death needs to be held accountable. >> hit me right here, my nose. >> reporter: even student who did not witness fatal fight howard high school technology say it the is disturbing. >> man, i seen helicopter and then bathroom and all this blood. oh, man. this is a girl at that. like the females. >> reporter: around 8:15 a a.m. wilmington police got an a report of the assault in the bathroom with one victim severely injured. >> staff was on hand as well as their staff. she was given medical attention soon after the incident. when officers were made aware

bryan llenas has more from the crash scene. >> reporter: this, the scene after a deadly train crash some 15 miles south of philadelphia sunday morning. >> i felt like the train hit something and there were three or four big banks. it threw us off the chance, the seats we were sitting in. there was a lot of smoke. everybody was like, yelling. >> reporter: authorities say the train heading to savannah struck a piece of construction increment described as a large backhoe in chester. the impact causing the trains lead engine to derail. >> the train was like, rumbling. we got off track, i guess. then it was just a bunch of dust. dust dust everywhere. then the train conductors, they were running to the front. >> reporter: two people were killed, neither were passengers on the train. more than 30 others were injured. taken to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. >> some people were pretty bloody from -- because it was an explosion. we got off track. then there was a fire. then window burst out. some people were cut up. but it was just minor injuries. >> reporter: the ntsb is now i

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, live at the robinsville township police station, where a news conference just wrapped up. cleve? >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, brooke. there were just dozens of people that filed into the robinsville municipal courtroom right, there the biggest room they had, because so many people wanted to come out and show their affection for doctor steven mayor, who passed away this morning, now, robinsville police say the accident is still under investigation, but, what they know right now, is that doctor steven mayor was jogging near his home, near the high school, on robinsville he had inch berg road around 6:10, 6:15 this morning, when a car struck him, that car was driven by a 17 year old student at the high school. now, it was doctor mayor's routine every morning to get up and go for a jog with his dog, unfortunately there is time, did he not make it home. some of the school district officials talked about his dedication to the student here, he was very close with the students, he was a coach, he served in the district for about six, s

bryan named president of basketball operations taking over for sam hinkie who resigned wednesday. >>is one of the most exciting jobs i believe that's out there in the league right now. it's a situation where obviously, my predecessor sam hinkie has done a nice job of establishing the assets and resources to move forward in a positive way. i'm sorry that sam will not be a part of that. it was intended all along that he would. but the fact that we're moving forward onward and upward, we're all excited about that transition that's happening now. >> meanwhile sixers final home game against the bucks, ish smith drives the baskets. overtime final second, he had another chance to give the sixers the lead but misses. 109-108. joining us fresh off a long day at the wells fargo center. keith thank you for coming in tonight. were you surprised that sam hinkie stepped down. >> i was surprised at the manner that it happened. on a wednesday. around 7:00, 8:30 at night. i was not shocked at all that he's no longer there. once jerry coangelo was hired, you had, you just knew that hinkie was going to

bryan webb cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> college community is mourning the loss of one of their own the officers say someone to try to perform cpr but the students could not be revisited. police removed evidence from the home and conducted interviews. neighbors were shocked to hear the news. >> there's really the only college house but this house has been, you know, nice kids. they won't cause huge problem or anything. i've gotten to know them. we helped shovel their cars out. very sweet. never dis respect or anything like that. >> i've never seen anything crazy going on in this general area since i've been here. >> no word yet when the autopsy be performed. >>> nfl player will smith was shot and killed this weekend in an apparent act of road rage. it happened in new orleans on saturday night when a car driven by car dell haze reportedly rear-ended smith's mercedes. that prompted an argument and police say haze shot smith and his wife. mrs. smith is expected to recover. haze is charged with second degree murder. >> one life over and another life ruined. at this time we do not have any i

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> officials with the national transportation safety board says they are resuming the search for the data recorder of the sunken el faro cargo ship. that freighter sank last october after losing engine power, getting caught in a major hurricane. it left port in jacksonville, and was headed to san juan puerto rico. all 33 people on board died. the ntsb says its goal is to find the data recorder to help determine why and how the ship sank. that search is set to resume tomorrow. >>> yahoo is expected to entertain bids as the internet company goes up for sale. the company has been around since 1994 and its sites are the third most visited sites on the internet. but the company has failed to make investors happy and has captured only a small fraction of ad revenue compared to google and facebook. the company is said to be interested in buying yahoo -- including verizon, at&t and comcast. >>> it's in advanced driving course that goes beyond the rules of the road and the students are all teenage drivers. ktvu's allie rasmus shows us what happened when th

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan reports from millville. >> reporter: each day for the last 18 years 81 year-old maddie riley has sipped on her crossing crossing guard vest and stepped out in traffic to help kid cross to and from school. >> you put that sign out there, and then for the people in their cars. >> reporter: riley first gain local fame in the 1970's as first female journeymen at wheaton glass company. now hundreds of millville kid know her as miss maddie the smiling crossing guard. >> you are just standing there. why not smile. why not say good morning. >> reporter: but a few feet below that beaming smile maddie is sporting a knee brace and using a kane to get around. three weeks ago a driver hit mad die crossing kids at a busy intersection. a cord go to a police report driver failed to obey maddie's stop sign and issued two tickets. maddie was briefly hospitalized and home healing but she's hardly forgotten. >> i pick this out because he says we all getting knocked off our perch every now and then, hang in there and try not to let them ruffle your feath

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was with bill clinton in bucks county earlier today. >> reporter that so often the case in life important journeys are mapped through well planned steps. today former president bill clinton hit the campaign trail in the philly suburbs hoping to improve upon his wife's mix the results running for president in 2008. >> we have to pull this country together again. we got to quit being small and petty and mean and divided that's what she wants to do. and we can do it so we can all rise together. >> reporter: president clinton spoke for about an hour in ambler. baaing in 2008 presidential candidate hillary clinton wouldn't montgomery by a few hundred votes. she lost in delaware county where bill clinton also spoke on saturday. in swarthmore and ambler his message was on your wallet. talking equal pay for women and stimulating job growth. >> do you believe we can all rise together again the way we did the 1990s? >> reporter: also in ambler a focus on gun violence. form congresswoman giffords highlighted a zest speeches aim at energizing democrats who wan

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i kind of noticed he latched on to bryan. he was looking for somebody to hear his story. first he started focusing on bryan, bro this, bro that. >> they are trying to pick on me, bro, because they hate me because of my tattoos, this poke ass police. they want to try [ bleep ] they ain't nothing without their home boys, bro. straight up. knock it, knock it, knock it. >> he was acting out, swearing and being belligerent at the arresting officers. >> you arrested me for no reason, bro. you arrested me for no reason, bro. >> but it was his look that got us. >> i'm a satanist. >> i mean we're in tulsa, oklahoma. we're at the heart of the bible belt. and here's a man who had all these tattoos that were attributed to satan all over his face, his neck. and he was just acting in this very bizarre way. >> i wish somebody has to have an answer why am i so fascinated about bigger, better things, who cares what they think, they will never understand me. i guess, i don't know. malice makes me this way. malice. m-a-l-i-c-e, malice makes me this way. >> this was not wood's first arrest.

this is bryan sanders speaking after the rally. >> donald trump is perfectly welcome to go ahead and for president. what he is not welcome to do is to suggest that everybody who opposes him should be violently attacked, that he should be handed the presidency outside of the rules of his own party. i mean, this is sounding like 1933 of in here. and then you saw all hell broke loose. this and that and he is stopping me. incredible things. i understand that people support donald trump, but do they support this kind of thing? really? donald trump is associating himself with violent extremist people who are willing to go to any lengths, apparently. amy: that was bryan sanders who was secretary at the trump rally. -- sucker punched at the trump rally. but there was another assault at that rally that you may not have heard about. lena rothman says she was assaulted by a trump supporter and when she reported the , assault to the police at the trump event she herself was , arrested. >> march 19, i was on a staircase with other organizers and protesters. this man came barreling down the stairc

. >> "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us what the students did and how a school district plans to address it. >> i was so disgusted. >> reporter: seventeen year-old jamaica ponder isn't afraid to to call out her peers when she knows they are wrong this week she posted a photo of classmates at princeton high school, playing nazi verse jews version of beer pong where one sidelines up cups in the shake of the swastika and other side the star of david. her jewish friend showed her the photo from snap chat after she was hush at party two weeks ago. >> she was horrified and upset. student started setting it up and refused her pleas for them to stop. she called her friend and left. >> reporter: photo is now viral. >> absolutely offended and don't think it has to do were being jewish. >> reporter: nicole bramman's daughter is a senior and she's shock at not only what the kid did but how people are responding. >> it is very scary that people don't think that this is a big issue. >> reporter: the school district would only provide media a statement saying in part as a dist

the fbi does not want bryan pagliano to tell the committee and hence the world and mrs.nton what he told the fbi. they do not want her to know that at the time that they interview her. harris: they haven't talked to her yet. >> that is the reason they asked him not to testify and they asked the committee to force him to testify. committee is going along with that. >> sorry, harris, normally when we see invocation of fifth amendment after you've been granted immunity they push on that. they don't normally left you off the hook. there is vested interest of a lot of people to keep integrity of his testimony priority. harris: we know from our fox unit that was investigationing that pagliano would have a lot of answers because he set up the whole system. >> right. harris: he would be your go-to i.t. guy if you will for hillary clinton for her private email server. we knew he would have interesting information the fbi would use. what is interesting to me how much concern there is for politics on this. remember james comey, recently, the director wanted to make it very clear th

as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us a judge is once again looking into that matter. >>: charlie, feel for piano goes beyond intricate measures, for four decade he has ac's official piano tuner and like many great stories in the the resort town it starts with frank sinatra. >> he made it a point during the concert, during his performance to say who tuned this piano. >> reporter: burnbaum came into save the day and rest is history but it almost didn't turnout that way. while attending temple university in the late 1960's, he attempted suicide. his parents holocaust survivors living in philadelphia were also dealing with depression. so they moved to the beach in atlantic city. >> for my family it was a new beginning. it was huge. >> reporter: this was charlie on the roof in 1969, he still loves to go up there. >> yes. >> reporter: his family's see side sanctuary is under threat. since 2012 the casino redevelopment authority has been trying to acquire it through eminent domain to redevelop area of the city near rebel. he and his wife sinned write in court again today. judge

what is your direct message to singer bryan adams?know, again, i'm not sure that he knows the story of our gulf coast and biloxi, mississippi. it's the most hospitable place you can visit. we consider hospitality. we just had a concert and 10,000 people saturday night. so it's a great place to be, to come. our challenge as a community, from an economic development, come here once. that's all i'm worried about. you visit biloxi once, you'll be back again and again. >> just very quickly, mayor what do you say to the people who support this bill who say this is protecting our religious freedom rights? >> well, i can appreciate that, what they're trying to do. for me and our community, it's never been a problem. we can appreciate everyone's position. again, we've been successful and continue to be successful because we have an open mind to everything. so we would hope we can find a way to fix this perception as well as any kind of problems that may -- >> mayor, thank you very much for coming on, showing your perspective. in a new intervie

gadfly, chris bryans.e what you put down is the reality for what is going wrong in the u.k.. they are substantial. >> that's right. tata essentially facing -- is essentially facing two main problems. right now,weak partly due to global demand but also chinese week capacity which has led to lots of steel imports coming into europe and making life tough for steelmakers there. but the problems are also somewhat homemade. in two dozen seven, t -- in 2007, tata paid 2.7 billion pounds, which seemed like a high-priced than. -- high price then. the crisis came along, steel demand declined it hasn't recovered since then. now, its operations in europe are struggling, in particular in the united kingdom. it needs to do something. debt is almost around 11 billion u.s. dollars. they were downgraded on friday by fitch. the company felt like it could not carry on the status quo and announced that u.k. operations were up for sale. anna: what are the barriers to securing a deal for the plant? yesterday there were talking

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in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. > now to a ledly prom in wisconsin.uick action by police prevented what could have been a terrible tragedy. officers were patrol in the pat parking lot of the school and ad quickly responded when two people were shot leaving the dance. they confronted the suspected him. we regularly train for thesee situations through the school and we use the differun, buildings of the schoolngs district. what is the school districttric going to do next? n >> i can't answer that. > investigators say wagner is a former student who was posed to graduate last year, but did not. police say they don't believe he targeted any student and instead planned to enter the prom and start shooting randomly. ra > let's take you back to our lead stock the good news we started off with tonight, thehe beautiful weather that you're expecting, gwen. >> definitely. it was really nice today, also.l hopefully our viewers got out. but it's going to get better. we have a little l tease of summer heading our way, whichhih isn't too bad. ba i think it's a prime

. >>> coming u next, luke bryan country stars go on the "e.t" stage. >> i have learned that just addhisky. >>> and later, ce wedding dos and don'ts. >> we have some advice from hills star turned wedding planner lauren conrad. >> oh, my god, weddings are crazy. >> and jerry bruckheimer breaks big sequenews, when is the next bad boy and top >>> tomorrow on "e.t," debra winger and her terms of all legal action he is not taking. a crackdown on skier the local travel safer next at 8:00 >>> welcome back, everybody. i have true news co-hostshere. there's bentley and luke bryant. you're going to be at the emmys. luke here is the veteran, do you have any advice, anything? >> i'm going to bring in the heat. >> this year, you know, you guys did kick blake off a host, but you are going to let him perform, >> we might. we might give him little opportunity. >> i thinkhe's going to come and perform your song. i love it, it's a beautiful song. do you know if he's bringing a platinum belonged with initials gwen stefani? >> he wouldn't let me know. i try to find out things like this. >> how does she f

berks be bentley and luke decline -- d bentley and luke bryan will be hosting the awards. >> do you kindstake take a step back and -- take a step back and go, this is pretty cool cool? >> when we step back and see garth brooks, george straight. >> any time you're around such huge figures in entertain meant, it's fun being in the room with them. you always leave those experiences like feeling like you may have learned something. >> and you can watch the academy of country music awards here on sunday night at 8:00 on channel 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, have a great afternoon. ============b r e a k ============== >>> that will do it, we're out of time, have a great weekend and see you nice and early on monday, enjoy your friday, everybody. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ seagulls calling ] ♪

bryan llenas is live for us. first of all, why are we hearing about this from senator schumer, and why does he say this was human error? >> reporter: the ntsb and amtrak have been scarce on their information. new york senator chuck schumer spoke to amtrak, a board chairman, who told him and confirmed with him that two of those were amtrak employees. one who is operating that backhoe. that construction equipment that was on the track, and the other was a supervisor. and the reason why it could likely be human error is amtrak protocol says no trains are supposed to be on a track when a backhoe or that type of construction equipment is out on a track. it's unclear why they were out there today. usually backhoes are used for maintenance on the tracks on sunday mornings. it could have also been because it was picking up debris from the high wind. the ntsb recovered the black box and front-facing camera, and they are investigating. the amtrak was traveling from new york to savannah, georgia, when it hit the backhoe at

bryan adams, i loved that song when i was younger.nd it now. >> you're first on this one. and finally zucker punched facebook founder mark zuckerberg taking a shot at donald trump. >> as i travel around the world, i'm starting to see people and nations turning inward. against this idea about a connected world and a global community. i hear fearful voices calling for building walls. it takes courage to choose hope. instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. and instead of dividing people, we can help bring people together. >> trump's campaign punching right back. his spokesperson said she'll take him seriously when he gives up his private security and moves into a border down. zuckerberg needs a big global foot print for facebook to continue to be profitable. >> he is making a business decision. but we know likes to dabble in politics. he has gotten involved in several issues. one being immigration. another education. if he was trying to be subtle, he is about as subtle as a flying axe head. >> i think he is right whe

. >>> coming u next, luke bryan country stars go on the "e.t" stage. >> i have learned that just addhisky. >>> and later, ce wedding dos and don'ts. >> we have some advice from hills star turned wedding planner lauren conrad. >> oh, my god, weddings are crazy. >> and jerry bruckheimer breaks big sequenews, when is the >> and jerry bruckheimer breaks big sequenews, when is the next bad boy and top ♪ you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kills fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new flea infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is recommended by vets for killing fleas and ticks. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. vet recommended flea and tick killer. >>> tomorrow on "e.t," debra winger and her terms of >>> welcome back, everybody. i have true news co-hostshere. there's bentley and luke bryant. you're going to be at the emmys. luke here is the veteran, do you have any advice, anything?

bryan llenas has more live in our new york city news room. >> reporter: according to the most recent data, fico says card and pin skimming at bank-owned atms was up 174% during the first few months of 2015 in comparison to the same period in 2014. skimming, it's getting more sophisticated and it's a growing problem. crooks are robbing banks around the world with no mess. and atm skimming now costing the global economy $2 billion a year, according to the atm industry association. organized thieves placing card readers on atms to capture information on a customer's debit card. the entering of pin codes are recorded by small cameras, then the bad guys recreate their own cards using stolen store gift cards. they're also targeting gas pumps. >> it's much easier to tamper with the covers of these gas pumps than the devices inside. so even with an atm you may be able to see a skimmer and see something out of the ordinary. but the gas pump, once you put the could have back on, there is no evidence that anything is happening. >> reporter: the largest scheme took place over an 18-months period

bryan llenas for us, thank you. >>> well, after last night's big apple win, donald trump leads with 845 delegates, but how can he reach the magical number of 1237 to secure that nomination? here to break it done from real clear politics, caitlin huey burns. so let's start with the delegate count because it's all about the math. we can pull this up at the screen. trump 846, cruz 559, kasich 147. >> obviously donald trump gained a significant amount of te delegates that makes the path more difficult for tg and of course john kasich. there are several upcoming contests next week that trump figures to sweep and if he does, that also propels him. pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, rhode island. those are places that award most delegates proportionally with the exception of delaware. and trump can really pick up steam there. however, the contest becomes a little bit more difficult for him in may. states like nebraska and indiana, states where ted cruz hopes to again shift the trajectory of the race. but i do think this will all come down to california. it's obviously a big delegate haul the