one of carroll's friends is shot and killed crossing the street. george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just c

to our north is track down closer to us moving in to loudoun county, montgomery county, frederick, carroll and howard. just about to come into the district. eventually into prince george's county shortly. but otherwise if you don't see any color here, but we do have drizzle.

when we showed deputy streets commissioner michael carroll, even he hadn't noticed the discrepancy in his team's reports. >> we don't even know if they're accurate. >> well, clearly not. i mean, we didn't do that volume of potholes all over the city in one day. >> reporter: carroll can't say for sure how an entire year of data was so corrupted. streets crews are supposed to close out 311 repair requests the day the work is done. his best guess, crews waited sometimes months and then marked hundreds of requests as closed at the same time. it leaves the city with no accurate record of how quickly or how slowly crews repaired your requests. >> there is no real tracking of exactly how long it took to repair potholes. >> remember, those potholes are the 311 requests which is one subset of the potholes that we -- >> reporter: these are the ones citizens have called in so it's obviously sting on their radar. >> it is important, yes. >> reporter: councilman o says the failure leaves leaders unable to monitor progress or make improvements. >> it's like boom. >> reporter: for her, the frustrati

supervision in business news with stephen carroll. time now for the press review. florence villeminot has been reading the papers this morning. let's see which you highlights for us. article that you pulled out is on the state of the syrian economy. flo: this is a very interesting angle that talks about, you can see on the front page of "the the street journal." inside mangled economy. in wartime syria, economic survival frequently trumps both policies and ideology. .hose prayed across frontlines you have the islamic state group trading with the syrian regime. they are all trading with the kurds as well. some of the most dangerous commercial transactions in the world are all made possible face to a band of gutsy truck drivers. they make it all happen by crisscrossing the battlefields to bring food, oil, cars, appliances, even livestock. "the wall street journal" interviewed some of the truck jobs about the challenges they face. they face air bombings from the syrian regime, but also in islamic state territory they are facing calls to grow beards. cyril: the refugee

stephen carroll joins me for that. hi there, stephen. we start with the ongoing trade talks between the u.s. and the european union, and the hopes of the deal that seems to be fading. the french trade minister said abandoning the talks over the transatlantic the most likely option. negotiations seems probable due to what he says is the current mindset in the united states. come afternts greenpeace leak the text from the negotiation which shows significant divisions between the two sides. catherine: we are heading to berlin now, where it is becoming a lot harder to find an apartment if you want to go there for a short break. wholen: they rented apartments on site without special permission. the apartment is meant to help keep parties open. it is a big change from on of your's most popular tourist deprivati destinations. has sweptmenon that across berlin. on shore rentals. that came to a. this weekend. a disaster for people like stefan, who manages just 15 rentals. doug: we created a business that works really well. it has employed several

. >> i know, okay i got puked all over by carroll, okay.his is hair in empire that we love, you will tell us about it. it is a special week. >> it was created by our kia mckenzie from philly. >> also from philly. >> and we have dominic here. >> also from philly as well too good tell us about these corn rows caps because it is different. >> yes, our key hair stylist came up with this creation for woman suffering through, breast cancer, chemotherapy and stuff like this. thinks acorn row cap created, it has silicone tape which makes for great positioning, that holds. so that when you go to create the style, whatever style that you want to create from straight, to the, corn rows to whatever you want to create this makes it easier, saves time and money good for those who don't know a lot of times they will get your hair braided. >> yes. >> and then you you so, into the hair in the corn rows but if you have hair problems or going through cancer, you may not have have enough hair to get that done this solves that. >> yes, and we have it for girls

acting commissioner carroll has promised meetings that emphasize city rules and their responsibility to track road repairs every day at the end of every shift. he say it's is their responsibility to the city and to all of us who drive philly's streets. for the investigators, nbc 10 news. >>> an eagle scout is tapping into his creative side. nbc 10 was at westminster cemetery where a memorial service was held for an army veteran that passed away. when alex pierce learned there was no easy way to put in an american flag, he invented a small plastic flag holder for granite memorials. >> it squeezes in really 2008, and it's good. >> he has made more than two dozen so far, he hopes that he can use them at memorials across the country. >> doesn't it feel like a very weekend. we have windy conditions and we can't rule out an isolated shower later today. >> that will do it for us, have a good one. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to make a home you love. i'm so happy that everybody could come today... i have a big family- and it's still growing! so my home equity line of credit hel

carroll will join us during the broadcast at eakin oval. she will participate the in the the survivor's parade. please stop by and say hello, to see us all down there carroll coming home. >> can't wait to see her. >>> doctors strut the best way to detect breast cancer is for women to get mammograms. >> there is some things women can do to check for unusual changes. that brings up a good question, presented by monica j, howie effective are breast self-exams? doctors say early detection is key, in increasing a patient's chance of beating breast cancer. could a do it yourself approach make a difference. >> do a self exam every month allows to you know your body. >> without having any medical background it is easier thing i can do for myself. >> with the female anatomy is there always a lot going on at times and sometimes you feel something that is and isn't and it can be difficult. >> nicole brewer answers this good question howie effective are breast self-exams tonight at 11:00 o'clock. >>> if you have a good question, log on to cbs philly.co

cnn jason carroll. >>> john kasich is describing his campaign as the little engine that can. it will take nearly a miracle for kasich's to win his party's nomination and he's predicting now how republican frontrunner donald trump will do if trump ends up winning the nomination instead. >> what i'm really fundamentally interested in in is making sure hillary clinton is not president. and donald trump if he goes to the convention, first of all, if he will get picked, he will get crushed in the fall and there's a couple districts here that republicans care about that will probably be gone with him. the fact is i'm the only one that beats hillary clinton consistently in 15, 16 of the last polls. also in the simulated electoral college, i win there and these guys lose. >> kasich staying in the race attacking trump's foreign policy saying it doesn't make any sense. >>> now so a -- to a story by two families connected by one heart. it's the story of an ailing newborn whose live was stated when another family donated their child's art. >> i think this is really why we do what we do e

julian carroll hosted the national governors association.nd i came here, my eyes were as big as dollars. i was so excited. [laughter] graham, forenator your support. [applause] thank you, former lieutenant governor, for your support. [applause] , thank you all. the chair of the democratic party, thank you. and the mayor, thank you so much for being here. [laughter] with your son and daughter-in-law, thank you to our field organizer, jamie pollard, who spoke earlier. folks, let me cut to the chase here. we are having an election tuesday, and there are 35,000 potential votes in frankfort. if there is anybody in the entire commonwealth of kentucky who knows about health care, education, and the long-term welfare of this country if you have a republican only government, you do. because if it were not for the democratic house, you would be in a world of hurt today. [applause] mr. clinton: so, at its most basic, you know we cannot afford to have a republican president, a republican senate, and a republican house, and a republican supreme court in

jason carroll, thank you for that. >>> let's bring in the panel this morning. cnn political analyst and editor in chief of the daily beast, john avalon and wright alerts.com and donald trump scottie nel hughes, and project action fund and hillary clinton emily tish sussman. scottie, to you first, on the heels of what we just heard from jason's report, elizabeth warren going after trump both on social media and the speech we saw. she seems to be getting under his skin. it seems to be working here. this morning, trump tweeted, goofy elizabeth warren, sometimes known as pocahontas bought foreclosed housing, total hypocrite. why does it -- this line of attack, scottie, seem to be getting under his skin more than other attacks? >> because it is actually what he said. hypocritical. you look at hillary clinton going after mr. trump and saying he was making out -- demonizing him and that's things that warren buffett has said. that's something that these businessmen do. they make money off of these downturn economies, and seize the opportunity. elizabeth warren, hillary

thank you senator and former governor julian carroll.plause] first time ever came to kentucky was when i was a first year governor in 1979. julian carroll hosted the national governors association. and i came here. my eyes were as big as dollars, i was so excited. thank you, representative graham for your support. [applause] thank you former lieutenant governor. thank you for your support. [applause] represented james k., terry mills, rick sands, thank you call. chair of the democratic party, susie kelly, thank you. and mayor, thank you so much for being here. with your son and daughter-in-law. and thank you to our field organizer who spoke earlier here folks, let me cut to the chase here. we are having an election tuesday. there are 35,000 potential votes in frankfort. if there is anybody in the entire commonwealth of kentucky that knows what happens education, health care and along the economic welfare of the state, if you have republicans only government, you do because if it were not for the democratic house you would be in a world o

jason carroll is here with more.n them, on the democrats, also some republicans, right. >> and at the end of the day hillary clinton would want this whole e-mail scandal situation to go away. she says it's not going to affect her campaign, but having said that, donald trump still hammering hillary clinton on that report from the state department's inspector general. the report very critical of clinton for using her personal e-mail account to do government business when she was secretary of state. just this morning trump tweeting, the inspector general's report on crooked hillary is a disaster. such bad judgment and temperament cannot be allowed in the white house. trump driving the point home during his rally yesterday in anaheim. >> she had a little bad news today, as you know, from some reports came down that weren't so good, but not so good. the inspector general's report, not good. >> clinton once again finding herself in the position of having to defend her actions saying she did the same thing her predecessor d

jason carroll is joining me from new york where mr. trump met with a potential vp pick. >> potential, yes. but the senator in question seems to be downplaying some of that. back to donald trump, he has said many times before they have encouraging news for them and has closed the gap between himself and hillary clinton. this may ultimately come down to who voters dislike the least. tonight, donald trump and hillary clinton are deadlocked in a pair of new national polls. clinton leads trump 46% to 43% in a new nbc/wall street journal poll while trump runs ahead of clinton, 44% to 46% in the latest post survey. for both polls, the differences are within the margin of error. trump today focusing on outreach within the republican party. meeting with senator bob corker. >> we talked bigger picture really relative to foreign policy domestic issues. and it's more of a way to get to know each other kind of meeting. >> i have no reason whatsoever to believe that i'm being considered for a position. you know, i'll say that until i'm blue in my fa

carroll: japan? >> yeah. they love their bottled coffee there.ding machines there that serve all different kinds of bottled coffee beverages. actually, coca-cola's presence in the market is so large that they are actually the number one player globally, even though in the u.s., starbucks and pepsi are really dominant. carol: what surprised you when you started working on the story and looking into it? >> i personally drank iced coffee more than hot coffee. i drink it in the winter. i was fascinated by the fact that i'm not the only one. this is something that -- not only are there tons of startups getting into this, but it is a -- it is really big players. david: this week's etc. section, a look at what some say is the future of television. >> for now, a snapchat account called arsenic tv. >> it is a snapchat account which sounds weird because it isn't exactly a business, it isn't a media company, it only exists inside of the snapchat app. it is a lab mag where scantily clad models -- provocatively dressed. they do provocative things on camera. i

downed wires in gloucester county along main street and carroll avenue at our lady of peace parish. not so peaceful on the roads this morning. >>> first look at business at the big board. mayborn is recalling their tommy tippy sippy cups. they have a removal valve and the consumer product safety commission said they can develop mold if they are not properly cleaned. >>> stock ended with last week on a high note. the markets are closed in observance of memorial day. >>> if you're a veteran or on active duty for the military you can get it into the seaport museum for free and restaurants are offering discounts with a military i.d. >>> nathan's hot dog celebrated its 100th anniversary and reduced their price of a hot dog to a nickel on coney island new york over the weekend. pennsylvania attorney general cordello kathleen kane is going to release information tomorrow over e-mails that include raunchy and pornographic material shared by prosecutors and others in the criminal justice system. he plans to make all the related material public. >>> a community is showing support for a septa

gloucester county we have downed wires along south main street at carroll avenue at our lady of peace parish. if you're coming back from the shore along the ac expressway, so far we're looking good, i think the dismal weather will help us out with the shore traffic. i think the volume will be staggered throughout the day. also helping us out before the holiday weekend, theyly wrapped up the repair work at the egg harbor tolls on the westbound side of the affiliate -- of the acx. though got the toll finished so all the lanes are open for this afternoon ride home. >>> shake and bake says watch out for flooding i-95 northbound between bridge street and cottman. shake and bake is a delicious way to eat chicken. >>> a court hearing for a man accused of shooting of a police officer during a traffic stop. the gunman shot jamie white in the face as he walk up to the vehicle on saturday. the sheriff is doing better after surgery, but may lose his left eye. the shooter turned himself into police in alabama. >>> three women are credited for stopping a man putting a drug in a woman's date. >>> i

a little batch of moisture, a little bit of very light rain in carroll, baltimore county, may make itnne arundel or prince george's county. otherwise, temperatures climbing into the low to mid-50s. planning a morning run, dodging puddles maybe an on and off sprinkle until 1:00. overall gradually drying. upper 60s during the afternoon drying out. going to a caps block party, maybe dining out tonight, partly cloudy. temperatures in the low 60s through the evening, and then by dawn on mother's day, the low 50s. afternoon highs tomorrow in the low 70s. a terrific mother's day, and then on monday, partly sunny, low 50s in the morning. afternoon highs upper 60s and a slight chance of an isolated shower monday afternoon and again on tuesday. and we'll have highs near 70 on tuesday. right now on wednesday and thursday, storm team 4 seven-day outlook looking dry. a small chance of a sprinkle or light shower wednesday and thursday. overall dry. partly sunny both days, highs into the mid-70s. our next chance of any significant rain or any thunderstorms looks to be friday. friday we could get som

and five minutes later, and brian carroll beats the former union goal, and union finish in a 1-1 drawe by one point tonight. what a finish on the road. walter, back to you. >> thank you, jeff. >>> finally tonight, if have you ever been to coney island you know it is a big deal. nathan's famous hot dogs celebrate the 100th anniversary. turning back the clock selling hot dogs for a nickel. hundreds showed up and the line around the block. the man who founded the company was one of 13 children of poor jewish shoemakers of eastern europe. starting as a small hot dog stand in 1916 and today they sell 500 billion hot dogs each and every year. >>> "castle" is next. and "action news" continues tomorrow morning. more melissa magee, jeff skversky, and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. have a great night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. (lady gaga) ♪ give me the thing that i love ♪ ♪ i'll turn the lights on (man) oh, my god. i think that's her car. (camera shutters clicking) (woman shouts indistinctly) all, right, guys! keep it clear. don't you have anything better to do? (photo

jason carroll, thank you in terra haute, appreciate it. back to my panel.ecutive editor mark preston and cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein. we got a reaction. it's little trump. donald j. trump. and that was an impressive meltdown. dot dot dot. desperate but impressive. reminded me of my 3-year-old coming off a sugar high. i am not surprised. i think that's, you know, a lot of people will say if you're going to go for it, you have to be prepared to get some of it. and we haven't even heard from donald trump yet. is this going to be the narrative that the voters are going to take into the battle boxes there? >> if they hear about it, in many ways, they work right now and might not be turned into tv and might not be listening to their radio. as we were talking just before the break there, you have to wonder why ted cruz waited until now to unleash this barrage of insults and criticism against donald trump. had he done it a week ago, could some of it maybe have stuck? perhaps. could it have helped him in the primary? maybe. but i do think certainly w

gloucester county we have down wires along main street at carroll avenue. >>> thank you, matt, now the weather might have dampened memorial day getaways, but some communities will still pay tribute to our servicemen and women even if it is not outdoors. katherine scott is live at the vietnam veterans memorial at penns landing. >> reporter: matt you want to check before you go, because we are hearing about events canceled or moved inside. others are going ahead rain or shine. here at penns landing there's a ceremony scheduled at 12:30 the names of two soldiers, francis g. corcoran, a george l.will a graduate of frankford high school. a lot of events scheduled across the area. new castle delaware guard will unveil new signs naming it's headquarters after attorney general beau biden. the son of the vice president was deployed in iraq in 2008. he died a year ago of brain cancer. that ceremony is this afternoon rain or shine. the vice president is expected to be there. while some memorial day events are proceeding regardless of the weather others are moving indoors. the rain was heavy at ti

. >> stephen carroll joins the onset for the latest business news. starting with the price of oil which has hit a new benchmark. >> this has been one of the biggest stories in the business world over the past two years after hitting a 12 year low. injust over $31 a barrel january. now seeing the benchmark rise above $50 for the first time in six months. the recovery is being driven by a number of different factors. the $50 benchmark for the first time this year. hasprice of rent crude oil risen 80% since it hit a 12 year row of $20 per barrel in january , defined earlier predictions. but it remains its -- below its 2014 peak. higher oil prices have been driven by higher demand worldwide. china india and russia together use about 100 million barrels more every day that they did last year. in the u.s. months of cheap led to using record amounts of fuel. supply disruptions in several oil-producing countries have sent prices up despite higher production in iran and saudi arabia. supply ofe biggest oil to the u.s., -- wildfires in canada, the biggest supp

stephen carroll, thank you for that. you are watching "france 24." next half-hour hour, security forces are using a new tool to control unlawful drones. that with eagles. more on that coming up after the break. ÑÑ ú (bell rings) philil: since time in memoriala, human beings have chosen to live in religious- or spiritually-based commmmunities. today, with the dramatic rise of the religiously unaffiliated, both in the e u.s. and in europ, long-standing attitudes towards spiritual communities appear to be changing. in this "global spirit" program, we will visit a community of zen buddhist monks in santa fe, new mexico and a community of youth activists in new york city. we will experience how a new and sophisti

we're joined by national correspondent jason carroll. this was an unusual and frank interview. >> and really insightful. that name paul manafort is not going to ring a bell to many, but he's the campaign chairman. when he speaks, you're going to listen. he spoke about a number of issues, very, very interesting. let's start with the ban on muslims. as we know, donald trump has been very, very clear and many people criticize him for his position on that temporary ban on muslims entering the united states. manafort weighing in on that basically saying, he operates by starting the conversation at the outer edges, then brings it back towards the middle within his comfort zone. he'll soften it some more. so basically saying that he's already starting to moderate his position on that ban on muslims. a number of other issues he talked about too, the issue of taxes. as we all know, many people have been calling for donald trump to release his federal income tax returns. manafort saying probably not going to happen, at least not anytime soon. he's

. >> and carroll is retired and says maintaining her sense of style is an important part of her self-esteem. >> i don't want to look old or become old, the more i take care of myself the better i feel. >> she regularly invests in hair and makeup services. >> i tell my seniors it's never too late to start a good skin care regiment, they feel healthier and they are glowing. >> it's about putting their best foot and face forward. >> it's the time in their life they can do what they want and when they want. so why not feel good about doing it. >> you look good and feel like going out be being social. >> you look the way you feel. >>> health check this noon. there is more proof that a new type of drug is helping skin cancer patients live longer, researchers tracked 355 melanoma patients that took the drug that targets the immune system. it's remarkably advanced because those patients were thought to have months to live. and they were used to treat former president, jimmy carter for brain cancer. >>> the "action news" team is work on news stories for tonight at 4:00. lets go to alicia vitarelli w

time now for our business news with stephen carroll. hi, stephen. you're starting with a court ruling that will dramatically change the way cigarette tax looks. stephen: to new rules will require bigger health warnings and ban flavored cigarettes. the repeating court of justice and -- it also as more regulation to the sale of electronic cigarettes. cigarettes will have to be in plain boxes with health warnings covering at least 65% of the packaging. the manufacturers argued that the rulings was disproportionate, but the court says they are in line with efforts to protect public health. genie: to china, where apple has oft the battle over the use the name "iphone." the judgments that apple had failed to prove that apple was a famous brand in china. the name was registered for handbags, mobile phone cases, and other goods. apple had applied to trademark iphone for computer and software related goods in 2002. they started selling the product in china in 2009. genie: to google and itself driving car project. stephen: google's parent company has --the pa

it is time now for our business update with stephen carroll. you have been talking a lot about the strikes in france getting underway. lots of different groups are striking for different reasons, but they are all causing disruption. thehen: we will start with international train network. three companies are beginning strikes this evening, rolling strikes. of high-speed60% trains will operate, while only 40% of suburban trains and around a third of intercity trains will run. this will be the eighth day of industrial action on the railways since the beginning of march. sparedo far has been disruptions in the previous strikes. it could be affected from thursday, though. did saysport minister earlier they are not expecting too much disruption. genie: there has also been another issue with oil refineries, which caused a huge disruption for motorists. shortageshere are from petrol stations around france. it is mostly the paris region, the north and the west, that are affected. the situation is improving. 20% of stations are reporting some sort -- som

police say this man, michael carroll wilson, is charged with killing his girlfriend, and attacking aried to step in and help. investigators say wilson attacked his charlotta barkley-- staurday night. and she died the next day. the second woman is expected to survive. wilson was arrested after several hours on the run. he's now charged with first degree murder and attempted murder. just in virginia.. a new report finds that more than two-thousand felons have registed to vote since governor terry mc-auliffe restored voting rights for them. since voters in virginia don't register to a party, it's tough to tell which party will benefit in the long-run. however-- republicans have criticized mcauliffe's move, saying it was is intended to help hillary clinton in the commonwealth during the presidential election. the jackpot winning powerball ticket may not have been sold in our state-- but one ticket can still it's owner pretty rich today. lottery officials say a one-million dollar winning ticket was sold at the seven-eleven in mclean. it was one of more than 76-thousand prize winners in vi

business news for you now with stephen carroll.u are starting with trade talks between the eu and united states and greenpeace has got its hands on a draft of the text under discussion. >> the environmental ngo has obtained hundreds of pages of confidential documents that were late from the talks over the transatlantic trade and investment partnerships. they show the two sides are far apart on an agreement, in particular, greenpeace has highlighted several issues were it says environmental protection is at risk. eu trade commissioner says the papers are near -- merely negotiating positions and that no eu trade agreement would reduce protections of consumers or the environment. >> it is said to be the biggest world trade deal in history. from tt ipments negotiations and at a major deadlock. the u.s. and europe will be -- with the ambitious trans atlantic trade partnership signed off the end of the year. according to the top-secret files, the main disputes are food safety and food labeling, protected food names or geographical identi

jason carroll, we do appreciate it. catch jake tapper's full interview with mubee on "state of the union" at 9:00 a.m. certain sunday morning on cnn. >>> bernie sanders refusing to be squeezed out and now promoting a possible debate with donald trump. sanders appeared on the jimmy kimmel show where trump appeared to accept the challenge the night before. >> you made it possible for us to have a very interesting debate. >> that's right. >> about two guys who look at the world very, very differently. >> oh, boy, do you guys look at it differently. that would be some debate. i really think it might be one of the highest rated events in television history. >> well, the goal would be to have it in some big stadium here in california. >> yeah. that would be great. >> so before sanders can face donald trump and their proposed debate, he must first deal with rising anger within his own party. our national politics reporter is here to explain. m.j., what's the complaint? >> while there would be a lot of entertainment value to a

. >>> cornerback nolan carroll is working his way back from an injury he suffered in detroit and cutshort a good season for him. he talked about the progress he's made rehabbing it. >> i'm ahead of schedule. we didn't think i would be doing this stuff outside. it's one of those things where every day i'm working, i continue getting better, every day i feel good. you take it day by day and see how it is. >>> on the other side of the ball, eagles coaches continue installing doug peterson's office. several players are getting used to the new pace. >> there's intricacies that you can only learn through the refs in practice. i think everyone is excited to learn the new offense. there's a lot of options. the quarterback has the ability to change the routes, small things like a post or a corner, something like that, depending on the defense. there's a little more freedom in that regard. >>> checking in on the nba games, western conference finals between the warriors and thunder. tonight, oklahoma city, for the second straight game the defending world champs are back against the wall. the wa

cnn's jason carroll in terre haute. >> viggo county, an important county. polling spot it's been fairly active ever since this morning when things opened here just at about 6:00 a.m. steady line of people coming in and out here in terre haute. the reason i mentioned the county is for this reason. bellwether county. since 1888 we have successfully picked nearly every winning successful presidential candidate with the exception of two times. we have been speaking to a number of voters asking them specifically about why they're choosing their candidate. want you to listen again, this is anecdotal sort of sound bites from people coming in and out, but interesting nonetheless. >> i think donald is going to take it. my reason is i was a vet, and i'm tired of all these career politicians saying what people want to hear and just, you know, all that line of stuff like that. i think donald is the type that's going to take the bull by the horn and kind of stir it up a little bit and not be so defined as these career politicians are. >> in all sincerity i have listened

southwest, also in new jersey, john carroll reports full sunshine at 51 degrees.s go to further inland one of the cooler spots here 47 from john jenkins with the full sun. you'll fine big ball of sunshine in every observation from the watchers this morning since we're all experiencing a beautiful sunrise right now. right now it last us all day. free, clear here on storm scan three. nothing to report in the way of wet weather issues anytime today. that means we will heat up. new lets jump it ahead. we will take to you 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. notice, nothing out there high pressure nice and clear, sunshine but by tomorrow, at this point, it looks clear for most of us, we will call it mostly sun a cross the board here but do you see these little speckles that show autopsy across the western counties. so if you are traveling farther inland, to pennsylvania, maybe up toward poconos, that is your best shot to see a sure or thunderstorm but tomorrow is dry, hot, humid and then friday looks like better shot for shower or thunderstorm more regional wide throughout the se

>> jason carroll. thank you very much. >>> the news is out there and swirling in all of these different directions. so let's bring it back down to a good discussion. what about this historic moment at hiroshima? what is the impact of it and what about the latest turns in the election? we have for you, cnn campaign correspondent for the "new york times" maggie haggerman and cnn political commentator and anchor of time warner cable news, errol louis. you probably saw it. those who did not in the control room, put up the scenes of president obama embracing the family members and victims of the hiroshima attack. it seems like that was the real moment there, earle lewis. preside -- errol louis. no apology but reconciliation. >> this is a president that made him one of his signature move, even before he got elected. really. remember back to the 2008 campaign, speaks at the brandenburg gate, travels around the world, playing the role of leader of the free world, one of the titles that the president -- >> what

>> jason carroll, insightful reporting. now time to discuss. bring in cnn political analyst and host of the gordon graham show podcast, david gregory. and senior editor for "the daily beast" jackie kucinich and contributor for "the daily caller matt lewis. strategically showing up on the set today meaning you get more attention. so when you see what's going on last night what is your read on the significance to the candidacy? >> there's so much going on. talk about him attacking susana martinez. i thought there was an outside chance he might pick her as his running mate. this is a female latina, governor of new mexico. mexican-american. if donald trump wants to mend fences with the hispanic community, with women, maybe give cover to attack hilary, she might have been a good selection and here he is going into a state, attacking a sitting republican governor. >> because she didn't want to go to the rally. telegraphed basically she didn't want to be connected. >> think of the message this sends. if you are senator rob portman in ohio or senator p

our good friend carroll erickson will be joining us. >> excited. >> before you head out the door here'st you need to know three, to go. >> philadelphia police are investigating two separate officer involved shootings overnight. one of the suspects died, other is in the hospital. >> it looks like donald trump will be republican nominee for president a after he burn indiana primary and ted cruz dropped out of the race. >> bernie sanders won democratic primary. >> you can weigh in on mayor kenney's proposed budget tonight including the controversial soda tax, city council holds a hearing start agent 5:00 o'clock tonight and that is three to go. >> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", how would you like to save money on auto insurance. >> we all do, we will show you what it cost in our area and how to get a better rate coming up, stay with us. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worseni

mayor's office says that while carlton is on unpaid administrative leave, deputy commissioner mike carroll will take over his duties. we are live at police headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> greg, thank you. >>> nearly week long manhunt for an escaped prisoner end on the sight of the new jersey highway. arthur buckel was taken into cuss todd ate gunpoint along the garden state parkway in ocean county this morning. now that is more than 50 miles away, from bay side state prison in camden county where he went missing last tuesday. his capture happened just hours after police say he planned to turn himself in. but he allegedly walk off from a rest stop in laye township last night before state troopers showed up. now that he is off the streets, residents in that community are breathing a sigh of relief. >> it is scarring everybody. especially when they lock down the schools here. but they got him. they did a good job. >> we felt comfortable we could keep our town safe but certainly a nice feeling to have him off of the streets ape have that concern no longer an issue.

carroll: how big a market is it? >> they hire -- they are hoping it is a big market. s and a lotnvestment of people want to be better at with the do. the market is potentially big. thank you. still ahead. commodity markets are closing for the week. let's get a look at crude oil. you can see up about 3.5%. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. markets." i am carol massar. mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. for: another busy week secretary of state john kerry. he is off to focus on crises in syria and, libya, and yemen. he had stage will he will join president obama in vietnam. women would begin signing up with selective service in 2018 under a measure approved. marks another step toward a day when americans of both genders may be drafted to the military. the white house has declined to say whether president obama would sign it into law. in the three months since justice antonin scalia died the u.s. supreme court has managed

five minutes later in extra time, brian carroll beating zack mcmath, former union goalie, they pick up a point. >>> david letterman said his driver gram ray hall is on his top ten list always the number one driver today -- as the number one driver today. >>> if we don't win the 100th running i have every intention of faking my own death. >>> can we run through that real quick? >>> i can't reveal. i know a fellow who will remove might have prints, i have a post office box somewhere on the planet and that's all i can tell you. >>> indi 500 coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >>> we're right in the middle of a holiday weekend and we have everything you need to know about the forecast and the best time to hit the shore. >>> an update on twin toddlers who fell from a second floor window in germantown. >>> a pleasant good morning to you, in an in an -- nydia is off this morning, chris sowers joins us with the accuweather forecast. some folks are waking up to bad news, chris. >> reporter: only for tomorrow. today it's good news we are expecting ra

i am joined by stephen carroll. you are starting with news of a swiss bank that has landed itself in hot water. stephen: it certainly has. the private bank bsi has been ordered to shut down operations in singapore for breaching anti-money laundering rules there or switzerland has begun charges against the bank. the singaporean authorities said it is the worst case of gross misconduct they had ever seen. they have already been fined 100 million euros over for to identify dubious transactions over four years. to greece next. main subject of finance ministers taking place in brussels later, helping to unlock 11 billion euros in bailout money, after capping a series of tax rises over the weekend. the meeting would tackle the controversial subject of debt relief. mark thompson report. reforms for much needed cash. the latest round of deeply unpopular tax increases and privatizations resulting in angry demonstrations. but the signs going forward are positive. >> the measures are not pleasant because the people of this cou

>> jason carroll in new york, thank you.er two front battle against donald trump and relentless primary challenger bernie sanders. she's vowing to unite her divided party against the presumptive nominee republican nominee. let's go to senior washington krontd jeff zeleny joining us from southern california now, where sanders is campaigning. clinton is headed there tonight to raise more money. new polls show how it could be hurting her chances in the fall. what are you learning? >> reporter: wolf, that's true among independents. they have not warmed to hillary clinton. olive branches are plentiful from across the party, including the democratic national committee that says sanders can select one-third of the seats on the platform committee. it is all an effort to help him go quietly. but don't expect that any time soon. he is fighting hard for the two week push to the california primary. hillary clinton is still trying to shake bernie sanders. >> we are coming to the end of the democratic primaries. >> reporter: when the prim

five minutes later in extra time, brian carroll, beating zack mcmath, the former union goalie, they picka point to remain in first. >>> indy 500 sold out, david letterman will have a front-row seat. his driver gram rayhall will be number one on his top ten list. >>> if we don't win, i have every intention of faking my own death. >>> how would that go? >>> i know a fellow whole remove my fingerprints, i have a post office box somewhere on the planet that's all i can tell you. >>> even with the beard he is still funny. indy 500 coverage starts at 11:00 a.m. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >>> welcome back everyone, this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next. jonathan karl guest hosts and he has preview. >> reporter: donald trump has clinch the the nomination, instead of taking a victory lap i fired a top campaign aid and launched a war of words against the republican party's rising star. we'll talk about the trump campaign in this week's exclusive. >>> hillary clinton is battling bernie sanders in california. we'll talk to senator diane feinstein's about hil

you have to be carroll. it is too bad the system broke down.t down 400. >> we are trying to get the specialist to talk about what happened. >> machines failed. >> six years ago today the stock market suffered a flash crash. when the dow jones average fell almost 1,000 points in a few minutes time. on that fateful day, buyers just vandalished, allowing the crash in frightening fashion right before our eyes. i was on television the moment that it happened. and i instantly recognized the aggressive short sellers and high frequency trade here's vanish whenever the selling got intense were the root causes of the flash crash. even as the market recovered, it wrecked confidence in the integrity of stocks as an asset class and justifiably drove away another wave of home gamers who couldn't justify the that for retirement. come on. many never came back. have things gotten better in the intervening years? absolutely not. at least according to steve wynn. the co-founder of wynn resorts who quince denially just railed against both the high frequency trader

wires came down at south main street at carroll avenue.you're seeing the rain on the ac expressway in the winslow area. it's damp, but volume is light. if you're coming back from the beach early, you're okay. tam? >>> new this morning, witnesses in florida reported the frantic rescue effort after a child was attacked by a shark. the 13-year-old suffered a bite behind the knee. another boy was near the victim in chest-high water when it happened. >> we were jumping around in the wave. we both went under and we came back up he said shark bit my leg, go go go. >>> fellow vacationers rushed to help the child until a ambulance arrived. the injuries are not life life e threating. >>> a 352-year-old guard received a package when he opened it exploded and he suffered burns on his hands and arm. >>> a 100-year-old woman is having the best year ever. she got national attention when she danced with president obama and the first lady at the white house. she was honored at the washington national games over the weekend she showed off those dance moves,

sasha phifer, walter robinson, matt carroll, and bradley junior. [applause] pres.as carolason rezaian noted. last time this year we spoke of jason's courage as he endured the isolation of an iranian prison. this year we see that courage in the flesh. reminder of the rising level of danger and political intimidation and physical threats faced by reporters overseas. make this commitment that as long as i hold this office my administration will continue to fight for the release of american journalists held against their will and we will not stop until we -- until they see the same freedom. at home and abroad, journalists, like all of you, engage in the pursuit of informing citizens and holding leaders accountable and making our government of the people possible. it is an enormous responsibility. i realize it is an enormous challenge at a time when the economics of the business sometimes incentivizes speed over depth and when controversy and conflict is what immediately attracts viewers. the good news is, there's so many of you pushing against those trends and as a cit

brian carroll beating jack mcmath, the former union goal goalie.hey pick up a point to remain in first. >>> indi 500 sold out. david letterman said his driver graham rayhall is on his top ten list as the number one driver. what's kidding, rayhall starts 26th. >>> if we don't win the 100th running i have every intention of faking my own death. >>> can we run through that real quick? >>> i know a fellow who will remove my fingerprints. i have a post office box on the planet that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: even with the beard he is still funny. indi coverage starts on 6abc at 11:00 a.m. i'm jeff skeverski. >>> we're tracking rain to end the holiday weekend, an update after the break. >>> we are right in the middle of a holiday weekend. we've got everything you need to know about the forecast anne the best time for you to hit the shore. >>> an update on two twin toddlers who tumbled from a second-story window in germantown. >>> thank four waking up with us, nydia han off today, let's go outside with chris sowers for a look at the accuweather fo

sprinkles these areas in green along the blue ridge, getting light rain in washington, frederick, carrollounty to our north. and close-up view showing scattered drizzle around the metro area. it will be with us here off and on throughout much of the day ahead. >> thank you, tom. >>> today is national learn to swim day. and in woodbridge, there will be a memorial event and water safety assembly. the memorial will remember a 7-year-old who died the lorton station community pool. she didn't know how to swim. after the memorial, swim instructors will teach students water safety tips and what do in a water emergency. >>> a new "washington post" abc poll out shows that a majority of voters think hillary clinton is qualified to be president, while more than half rate donald trump as not qualified. and the two candidates are focused on showing their differences ahead of november's general election. chris pollone has the latest. >> reporter: with polls showing the race between hillary clinton will and donald trump tightening, both candidates made a pitch to a voting group which could be pivotal in

of animal cruelty and if we're not there to do it there, is nobody else to step up to do it good carrollkid. >> they are good. >> things are just so shocking. >> it is a train wreck in all honesty. our life changed overnight. it is not life as we have known it but -- >> you still work until the end, george. >> i'm trying. i want to be as functional as i can rather than just sitting at home, waiting for to it happen, you know. >> i know you weren't feeling well, we appreciate you. >> you files have been the best over the years with the covering the stories that, you know, that we had. >> make you a deal we will keep working on your behalf. >> glad you came in so we could say good bye. >> we can get information about your fund, web site. >> you hang in there. >> thanks, mike. >> anything you need you let us know,. >> nice meeting you. >> say hi to the kid, two daughters. >> i know grand kids are probably watching right now. george, we love you. >> thank you, mike. >> unaudible. >> we will continue to do the work. >> i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we will be right back. >>>

multiple occasions, both by telephone and e-mail, but neither the woman in charge of ihss, eileen carroller our questions on camera. california's state assembly is planning to hold hearings on these very issues later this month. >> it's hard to comprehend when we have a state that is so high tech and yet we're using a system that is so unbelievably low tech. >> it is crazy. you could have an app for this. but right now they're not paying, and they're not town that technology. >> it comes down to money. >> that's exactly right. it's money to get the computers to do this. >> if you have a tip, give us a call, or can you send us an e-mail directly to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> an ammo box saved the life of a soon to be cal grad. we'll show you how he's using that ammo box to help other veterans back at home. >>> and thinking of the long lines at the airport, some actions by law makers to speed things up. from gun shop -- to pot shop. ==vo== published reports say the owner of the former "high bridge arms" in san francisco -- will reopen as a medical >>> from gun shop to pot shop. publish