time for the business news and stephen carroll joins me in the studio. big changesing with at the consumer goods group. >> the company that makes everything from mayonnaise to magnum ice cream's has unveiled a restructuring plan after it fought off a takeover bid from craft times. booster wants to dividends by 12%. it's going to buy back 12 billion euro's worth of shares and share off its spreads business. bid was opportunistic but it did raise expectations for the company. >> well donald trump is preparing for his meeting with the chinese president, he may also be preparing for some bad economic news. >> he tweeted a video on wednesday hosting a -- highlighting a host of recent job creation many of which are unrelated to his administration. employment figures due out this friday are expected to show that job growth slowed down in the united states in march. 175,000 jobs were created last inth compared to 235,000 february. boss of amazon is making an investment in space. >> jeff bezos is selling $1 billion worth of his shares to fund his rocket company b

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." >> reporter: 38-year-old curtis carroll went to prison at age 17 and didn't know how to read. one day he went to pick you want sports section of the paper and picking up the business section instead. >> an older prisoner said, hey, youngster, you play stocks? he said, that's the place the white folks keep their money. >> reporter: that sparked carroll's interest. he learned to read by studying the business section. >> i saw an article in the paper. no, it was a magazine. and it had bill gates and warren buffett's net worth next to countries. and it was showing how these guys -- and i had never even knew that a billion dollars existed, let alone these guys had 20, 30, 40, $50 billion. >> reporter: he became a student of warren buffett's investing philosophy and asked friends on the outside to open an e-trade account. >> my best investment was taser international. dumbest move i've made, valeant. i have snapchat, bank of america. i'm up. if you're talking about money i made myself, just money i've made for people in general, just giving advice and things like that, six figures e

we're looking at rain in parts of carroll, maybe montgomery, loudoun, hagerstown into the panhandle of west virginia. rain mainly north and west of washington. then around the midday hours, we're tracking showers moving flu the d.c. metro area, prince william, anne arundel and prince george's county and curing the afternoon, that rain shifts into southern maryland, fredriksburg. by tomorrow evening, the clouds clear out and it is spectacular. however, tomorrow is the day you definitely want to have that small umbrella handy. in the metro area especially around lunchtime. my full forecast it, i'll take a look how the rain will impact temperatures and more importantly, the pollen in the air. >> we need to hear about that. we'll see you then. thanks. >>> in alexandria,ol to figure out who fired shots at an apartment complex in alexandria this afternoon. this happened along kenmore avenue just off i-395. we're told that shots did go into an apartment, but nobody was hurt. police say they planned to put more officers in the area and they also had a helicopter searching the area as part of t

carroll burr net is going to be in philadelphia, tonight. she's so well men for her variety show that aired back in the 70's and so this is going to be a question/answer session to warm up the crowd, you can expect something similar during carroll burrnet an evening of laughter and reflection where the audience will get to ask questions at the kimmel sent they are evening. the she will start at 7:30. >>> there is an adult easter egg hunt that is starting in just minutes. this is a live look at dilworth park. we will have details coming up in a live report, a little bit later on good day when we continue in two minutes. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>> oh, man we have trouble below streets on rittenhouse square near 17th street. it is a small hole and it is a big problem which streets are expect to be shut down, most of the day. >>> it is surprised guest at last night's gathering of heroes, hear from former v

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we are back in two >>> carroll, good morning. >> good morning. >> gentlemen. >> jan, we are here with a lovely dog named adoptable at pennsylvania spca. i want to talk bay interesting study that came out. that is my dog marvin. i adopted him from the show, in november. marvin has had a rough life, in and out of shelters, in two different states for extended period of time. net is gray on his face. that is one of the topics, that there is a study that associates stress and anxiety in dogs, and impulse sift in dogs with a prematurely gray must will and they found dogs with fear of loud noises, wine , bark when owner is not home that they cringe or they cooer perhaps. that is anxiety. then their impulsive dogs that like to jump on people. marvin would like to greet by jumping on people. maybe they tug on a leash, that is impulse abe all of that has been significantly associated with an increased amount and early timing of a gray musell. watch for that. if you're finding your young pets are turning gray early between age of two and four, that is the time, that you go, any what, maybe i ne

cnn's jason carroll covering this for us in georgia.e open and people are out. >> reporter: they are open and people are out, and a lot of people are watching in terms of what's going to happen here at these polls. and all eyes seem to be on this man, jon ossoff. political novice who has managed to raise more than $8 million for his campaign. unheard of, considering this is someone 30 years old, again, political novice, someone who has managed to tap into some of that political angst among democrats over donald trump. the question is, can he do it? can he pull out enough here to avoid a runoff? and that's still very much a question mark here. certainly, a number of gop candidates say he doesn't have what it takes to ultimately win here in this district, which has been overwhelmingly republican for decades. but you look at what happened here, john and poppy, in november. donald trump won this district narrowly, just by 1%. if you look at what happened here in 2012 when mitt romney won the district by some 20 points. so, you can see there

tom carroll had this first half effort miss the target by inches.ould have won it for boro in stoppage time but his header also wentjust wide of the post. the point leaves swansea 17th, a point clear of the relegation zone. middlesbrough stay second bottom, five points from safety. any points you get are valuable, but we are disappointed we have not won the game. that was the objective. i think we created enough opportunities to win that. we had a big chance at the end which i think would have been very harsh. but the fa ct would have been very harsh. but the fact is they did not have any attempt on target the whole game. swansea have been in the premier league seven years and it is our first time in. they have got good players and the set plays were very dangerous, but the back five defended terrifically well. coventry city have beaten oxford united 2—1 to win the efl trophy final at wembley. this is the competition for leagues one and two and this season 16 b teams from the premier league and the championship also took part. coventry went 1—0 up a

carroll: but not all is coming up roses in regard to corporate culture.is our reporter. >> my colleague and i began investigating after we noticed what was extreme departures of -- a string of departures of senior executives, nine senior executives had left within eight months. when the last senior executive departed, eric brown, he was the cfo, and that seemed unusual to us. this very same month they were supposed to be preparing for an ipo. your cfo leaving is not normal, so we began investigating and found out there were a lot of cultural problems going on. carol: you put it really nicely. the head of the company was doing some inappropriate things. >> that's correct. according to our interviews with more than two dozen current and former employees, as well as text messages, and staff documents we reviewed, there seems to have been a pattern of firing employees right before they were ready to invest in their stock options, the equity they earn for being there and to build the value of the company, then at a certain point they were entitled to purchase

cnn's jason carroll has more on the movement to flip the sixth. >> i'm proud of the momentum we've been build. >> reporter: meet democrat john osoff the former congressional aide and documentary filmmaker has never held public office but has become the candidate to beat. >> this thing has take on a little life of its own. people are watching across the country because it's the first competitive contest of this new era. >> reporter: traditionally voters here in the sixth district, which includes part of atlanta, and the cities' athrough flents northern suburbs have sent the likes of newt gingrich and tom price, who is now health and human services secretary. it was thought one of the 11 rin republicans running would claim the seat until ossoff turned the race into a referendum on president trump. >> i want to hold people accountable and that includes the president of the united states. >> reporter: trump carried the district by little more than a point, and in 2012 mitt romney swept it by more than 20 points. >> i think spring has sprung. >> reporter: ossoff hoping to tap into angst amon

stephen carroll joins me.e are starting with the dollar which has taken a tumble after some comments by the u.s. president. >> donald trump says the dollar has become too strong because of public confidence in him as president. he warned that a strong greenback could ultimately hurt the united states. in the same interview he says the u.s. government will not labeled china a current you manipulate her despite repeatedly promising to do so in the past. on the campaign trail donald trump was quick to criticize china, vowing to name the country a currency manipulator in his first day in the white house. >> we are going to apply terrorists to any country that devalues its currency to gain an unfair advantage over the amount states. >> in his first day in office came and went without any mention of china's currency manipulation. he completely changed his tune. he told the wall street journal that china is not a currency manipulator. he still raised the concern of china's trade surplus with the u.s. last year the u.

>> jason carroll, thank you very much. i know a lot of native americans very offended by the calling of elizabeth warren pocahontas. they find it nothing but racist. today secretary of state rex tillerson launched a new pressure campaign today. he offered also diplomatic acts with pyongyang after president trump warned of a possible major, major conflict. what's the response to this full court press by the trump administration? >> reporter: diplomats are relieved to hear the most defined explanation of the administration's emerging policy on north korea to date, but it did come with a stern warning that the world must step up and act because tillerson said with the growing north korea threat, the world is running out of time. >> business as usual is not an option. >> reporter: with next racing towards a nuclear weapon that could reach the u.s., secretary of state rex tillerson in his first speech before the united nations, said time is running out and the world must act. >> failing to act now on the most pressing security

. >> well, carroll is the general manager will. >> it says welcome back, we missed you. carroll was very sweet. >> if we have any gets come in we will cut that up in a second. >> only for the guests, we don't get any. just kidding. by the way, beside letters i have been trying to get back tour e-mails and facebook post s but is there thousands and again i appreciate the support and encouragement but i got this e-mail from kiesh a i moved to philadelphia in 2008 from trenton, new jersey. i have been so depressed and overwhelmed from ago way from my family. i start watching good day and saw mike jerrick and he was so funny. i started watching every day. so, when i, didn't see him, i was so heart broken. you should have read this. >> do you want me to read this imagine my surprise when i turned to good day on bring left my kid to school and i saw mike. i screamed so loud, my kid and husband thought something was wrong. i told them mike jerrick is back. i just want to say welcome back mike and i'm so proud of him. >> thank you very much. >> again, i try to answer everybody o

there's eyes on the race. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, roswell, georgia. >> fascinating look.he results next week. >>> this morning, secretary of state rex tillerson telling russia you choose, either you're with us or you're with assad. coming up here, you will hear from senator lindsey graham. we'll be right back. torcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> so the billionaire talked to billionaires today. at the white house the president is meeting with 17 big-name ceos at the white house. who is there, and why is this different than some other ceo meetings? >> this group is supposed to act as a formal advisory grou

let's go to the white house, cnn's jason carroll is on the scene. the president wants lower taxes, fewer brackets and fewer deductions. update our viewers. >> reporter: wolf, the treasury secretary says everyone's on board with that. the house and the senate, but already there are grumblings from g.o.p. lawmakers who say this tax proposal does not represent true tax reform. the trump administration delivering an opening salvo in the debate over tax reform with heavy emphasis on tax cuts. >> under the trump plan, we will have a massive tax cut for businesses and massive tax reform in simply any occasion. >> reporter: the outline put forward by the administration includes slashing the top tax rate to 15, lowering individual tax rates from 7 to 3 and doubling the standard deduction. >> we are going to eliminate on the personal side all tax deductions other than mortgage interest and charitable deductions. >> reporter: the details generally reflect trump's tax proposals during the campaign, but the framework could lead to an increase in the deficit whic

leaving a trail of damage in their wake him these are pictures of a tornado that touched down in carroll county. the roof of a she -- shed was tn off. roots were ripped out of the ground by the storms. >> we have heavy rain off to the west. >> reporter: it's tracking toward the region. we'll get two rounds of it through the morning commute and the evening commute. let's start you off with that look storm tracker 6 live double scan as we look around the area we can see showers and thunderstorms that are brewing through the area right now and i want to go a little closer right now with storm tracker 6 live, to give you an idea of our street level view of what's happening. as we zoom in, we can see in lancaster, harrisburg, we have storms. allentown. you're getting wet in the northwest. allentown there's thunderstorms, as well. this is uplifting to the east/northeast and heading to philadelphia. it's already in the lehigh valleys. let's get you outside and show you what it looks like sky6 live hd looking live at city hall. fog is another issue, we have low cloud cover through the region. wa

sligo creek parkway is blocked between new hampshire avenue and old carroll avenue in both directions. not a lot of red on the map but we are seeing some slow spots george washington parkway between the key bridge as you head to the roosevelt bridge. we have a work zone set up on the capital beltway's inner loop past university boulevard, not too bad traveling near the american legion bridge into fairfax county. creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. lindsey: now to the return of bill o'reilly, the cable host speaking out overnight about his dismissal from fox news in a podcast. amy roebuck has the latest. >> i miss you guys. welcome to thenews on ll back. i am not on television anymore. i was very surprised how it all turned out. amy: the former fox news hi

this is from carroll in castro valley. you can see the cumulus clouds there with the morning sunrise. thanks so sf gate for sending me that personally. and now live weather camera looking at the serous clouds draped across the bay bridge. we head to the coast where we have a mid level deck of cloudiness. filtered sunshine today. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. and robert sullivan he is in redwood city. he is reporting 67-degrees with a southwest wind at 8. i want you to keep that in mind for your afternoon stroll. the winds along the peninsula right now are pretty much 16-21 miles per hour. 22 blustery in san francisco. 12 in san jose. even if your temperatures in the 60s right now, you feel a bit of a chill to the air. vallejo flatter wind. everybody will have a wind 10- 20 during the afternoon hours. these winds are all in advancement of this area of low pressure that is rolling out of the north into the bay area. as it does so, it's masking our sunshine. but the precipitation is going well to the north. we co

time to the business news with stephen carroll.ou are starting with the oil market. >> saudi arabia's energy minister says oil producing have to extend an agreement to cut her out put. -- cut their out put. showed a larger than usual stockpile for this time of year sparking fresh worries about excessive global supply. there was a selloff of oil overnight. they are recovering a little bit today. we have a next picture in europe this lunchtime. -- mixed picture in europe this lunchtime. genie: there has been trouble for general motors. >> venezuelan authorities seized its plant in the industrial hub of valencia. the firm says the seizure was causing her reparable damage to it is this and the workers it has in the country. it has vowed to take all legal action to defend its right. it has been suffering from a lack of raw materials. genie: celebrities have been warned about what they post on instagram. >> the federal trade commission has written to 90 people warning them of their responsibility if toy are being played -- paid post thin

. >> let me turn to cnn's jason carroll at the white house now. jason, white house press secretary sean spicer just spoke to reporters. what did he say? >> reporter: you know what is interesting about this, ana, despite the president is saying that this 100-day mark is not important, it's very clear that historically it's been important and it's still important, which is what we heard from sean spicer today. even though when he spoke to reporters he said he wasn't looking for a marker for the 100-day mark. having said that, he then went on to sort of lay out the presidents past accomplishments over the past 100 days. he talked about the laws that had been passed. he also talked about the 24 executive orders that had been passed. he talked about being able to get his supreme court nominee neil gorsuch through in confirmation. but what he was unable to do was to talk about some of those key points that donald trump had talked about so much during the campaign. health care reform, repealing and replacing obamacare. that is still stalled even though t

>> jason carroll, thank you. we are joined by press commentator and cnn political commentator kayleigh mcenany. kayleigh, let me begin with you. one republican consultant told him this race is absolutely an entirely a referendum on president trump. every single vote jon also receives is a rebuke of trump from a georgia six. this is from a republican consultant. what part of this makes you most nervous? >> i don't think that's the case at all. in fact, national review interviewed several voters down there and there were certainly some that were voting against president trump and there were others who said i just knew ossoff's name because they poured millions and millions of dollars into this race, nearly $10 million spent on this race alone. 90% of the funding, by the way, came from outside the district. so democrats hand picked this candidate and poured in millions and millions and millions of dollars to flip a district and they failed. they failed at the task at hand and this was not a grassroots uprising and t

jason carroll joins us from the white house with more.o we know what the big announcement is going to be? >> it's supposed to be about tax reform. but the -- a few moments after the president came out and said big announcement on wednesday, - the white house coming out after that and sort of walking that back just a bit. basically saying what the president was saying is that he will eventually have an announcement on tax reform. he will be doing that as quickly as possible. so perhaps that will be on wednesday. perhaps it will be shortly thereafter. at the end of the day, what the administration wants to do is get on the map with something in terms of tax reform, since this administration has been unable to make headway whether it cops comes to health care, immigration reform. if they can get something out in terms of tax reform, it might go a long way to help satisfy some of the critics who say the president has not done enough in terms of meeting those commitments that he talked about for the first 100 days in office. >> on health care,

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two were vacant and up for sale, but not the carroll family. the wife and kids left before the fire, he managed to escape with their pets. >> i hear popping and yelling, i heard banging on the door, i thought maybe somebody got hurt, fireworks or something like that. fire officials believe the fire started in the neighboring home and spread. nobody was inside that home at the time. the fire marshal is working on a cause. >>> firefighters also balloted a blaze and landed landsdown, delaware county along the 2700 block of north rigby avenue yesterday afternoon. officials say the fire started on the upper floor there were no reports of any injuries. >> police in upper darby made an arrest in the crash and carjacking that left a woman and child seriously injured. caleb douglass was riding a dirt bike when police gave chase. he hit a woman and 6-year-old niece at 69th and market in upper darby, carjacked a vehicle and took off. the woman and her niece were seriously injured. douglass was injured. he was arraigned at the hospital. >>> vice president

carroller sick on within the p.c.with the appropriately named smithons. >> his name was called squat ters because someone dumped our little guest in the lob of the pennsylvania spca. they named him squatters, but you know what he has a toy here, he has white toes so we call him mittens. much more cuter when you go to adopt him, that is what you will look for. it is a exciting year every year from the pennsylvania spca because we put people with animals and we create lifetime love affairs with people and their pets, but this is an especially exciting year because it is 150th anniversary of the pennsylvania spca. to celebrate we are sharing rescue stories. some of our own people are sharing rescue stories. i think maybe you recognize this woman. >> yes. >> she looks just like jessica dean. well, it is jessica dean. that is her dog fin. that is her rescue story. it is on her face book story and cbs philly facebook page. we are collecting these stories from pennsylvania spca and legalitying other people share their storie

this morning up towards frederick hagerstown up through carroll county and baltimore county as well. county, prince george's county, just a little bit of very light shower activity. again this will move on relatively quickly. high pressure off the coastline down to our south. that's a warm position for us. we're pulling in the southerly winds. that's why the 80's are coming back later today as a cold front though moves in from the west that's going to slice into that area and potentially, yes, kick up a round of showers and thunderstorms once again. actually outlooked at a marginal risk today of severe weather mostly along the i-95 corridor and portions south and east. couple of these storms could contain some strong winds, maybe some large hail and some heavy rain as well. it's not a major outbreak day just kind of one or two of these storms much like yesterday could be on the stronger side. your afternoon planner for the day today, 76 by 11 o'clock, should be a mix of clouds and sun. up to 80 by 2 o'clock with maybe a couple of showers but i think the bulk of it after 2:00 around 5

time now for a look at the day's business news with stephen carroll. the markets have been reacting to that announcement of snap elections in the u.k.. primen before the minister spoke, the markets were seeing values move. initially the pound dropped sharply against the dollar but after theresa may spoke, we have seen it bounce back. it is up .7% against the dollar. one pound worth about $1.26, that is the highest it's been in 10 weeks. already seeing the markets react. on the stock market, it had been a day where european shares were falling. after theresa may's announcement, we saw those markets fall even further. in the 15n around 1% mins running up to when she spoke. that gives you an idea of what investors are thinking. market watchers say this remove some of the uncertain terry an electiont and can produce uncertain results. , the online streaming service netflix says it expects to hit the 100 million users marked this weekend. under 5added just million users in the first three months of 2017, less than the company had expected, and more than 2 m

genie: stephen carroll is with us. stephen: i have not seen it. genie: let's start with something completely different. you are going to talk about what could be a brewing trade or between canada and the u.s.. stephen: donald trump and justin trudeau appeared to be rekindling a decades-old trade dispute. they had a conversation that was described as amicable after trump said he would slap tariffs of up to 24% on canadian level -- lumber and has threatened to expand it to dairy products. trududeau says that claims are baseless. timber, asriffs on president trump met farmers he signed an executive order that he said was aimed at helping their communities, saying he is not worried about sparking a trade war with canada as he rekindles this old trade conflict. realize, canada has been really rough on the united states. i love canada but they have outsmarted our politicians for many years. >> washington announced up to 24% tariffs on canadian lumber with some 5.6 billion dollars of wood in the firing line. justin trudeau found to be firm. >> standing u

stephen carroll joins me in the business studio. donald trump is getting to work on changing regulations for the banks. >> the new u.s. president says that he will give banking rules and haircut in an effort to make it easier for them to lend people money. he is particularly talking about the dodd frank financial reforms passed in the wake of the financial crisis. he claims the rules have hurt lending, but in fact lending to consumers has hit a record high since the past. beautiful.o >> inviting business leaders to the white house, he said that the era of what he called horrible banking regulations would soon be over. >> we are going to do a very major haircut. we want strong restrictions and regulation. but not regulation that makes it impossible for the banks to loan to people to create jobs. >> his target, the dodd frank act, was finally law after 2010 after the financial crisis. they know the goal is to reduce systemic risks, doubling the recession, with a stringent regulations and better protections for consumers. it created a

the twister knocked down trees and some buildings there in carroll county. and in kansas, the same system bring heavy rain and hail but no major reports of damage. right now - the strongest part of this storm is over michigan. and this morning - more deadly storms hitting columbia. jummy olabanji is at the live desk. evacuations are happening now in columbia after heavy rain sets off another round of landslides. new video just coming in. at least 17 people are dead after mud and debris swept through the mountain city of manizales. the area got the equivalent of a full month's of rain in just five hours! this comes just two weeks after a mudslide in mocoa killed more than 300 people. fox news says host bill o'reilly won't be coming back to the network. the anchor was let go after reports that o'reilly and fox paid nearly 13 million dollars in settlements over claims of inappropriate behavior and sexual harassment. one woman- saying he leered, and grunted at her- and called her "hot chocolate." bill o'reilly says he is disheartened by the claims against him he

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time for our business news with stephen carroll. you're going to start with the markets. we are still seeing reaction to the announcement of the snap election in the u.k. >> sterling is still hovering around six-month high again. one pound worth just over one dollar and $.28 on the market. we have seen the currency dropped and advanced -- in advance of that surprise announcement but once the election was on the cards, it rebounded significantly. it held onto those gains, just down by three 107% in trading. -- 31 hundredths of a percent. this could be due to the fact that under sterling, it is a stronger exporter. so the london ftse 100 found -- fell by two and a half percent. burberry, the luxury brand is the biggest loser, down over 5%. genie: let's go over to the u.s. might benka trumps -- working at the white house but her business is booming as well. >> she still owns but no longer manages her clothing brand. she is currently an unpaid employee of her father's and ministration, but sales have hit record numbers despite a number boycotts.rofile there is criticism that

the attack happened in carroll, a place that has been heavily bombed by the regime and russians in thew days. it lip province —— it is in idlib province. the hospital was overwhelmed by casualties. translation: all our wounded, some are dead, there are many suffocation cases. there was intended unsystematic shelling. there doesn't seem to be much oxygen there that could have saved more people. translation: there that could have saved more people. translationzli there that could have saved more people. translation: i lost my son, my children, my neighbours, my daughter. they are all gone, i only have god left. this morning it looked just like their chemical attacks in 2013 near damascus. confronted with seems just like this president 0bama threatened military action, and then pulled back when syria gave up its chemical weapons. if this latest mayhem was caused by a regime attack, it suggests some chemical weapons were held back. condemnation is coming in from around the world. i'm appalled by the reports that there's been a chemical weapons attack on a town south of idlib, allegedly by

a large crowd gathered for a vigil last night in san bernardino, they honored teacher carroll smith and eight year-old student jonathan martinez both killed in the school shooting monday. gunman cedric anderson enter smith's special education classroom and fired 10 shots. >> i could not believe it, when i got home to find out it was karen. i only 11 karen smith and that can absolutely not be her. >> karen was a wonderful person, wonderful teacher and a great friend. >> police say ander shon fatal ly shot himself had a history of making dangerous threats against women. nine year-old boy who survived the school shooting is set to be okay. >>> coming up new battle is brewing over wall street's latest work of art, fearless girl, find out why another artist says the statute is infringing on his legal rights >>> we are hearing from the man whose violent encounter with the sacramento police officer is getting national attention, find out what police are saying about it this morning. >>> we will tell you where this hump back whale showed up , and why, it is so unusual. >> are you on wake yet? i

they need help in the defensive backfield they who their two starting corners from a year ago noland carroll a free agent he sign with the dallas cowboy and leodis mc kelvin was released. question is should they take a corner back with their selection in the first round, 14th overall? earlier i talked to daniel jeremiah, a draft expert, with the nfl network. >> i think corner has to be one of your first two picks. whether or not you want to do that in the first round thinks a loaded draft. i think in the second round you will have some real good options there i don't think you want to leave second round without a corner especially where eagles are positioned roster wise. i would be surprised if one of their first two picks is not a corner. >> he wouldn't be the only one surprised, fans are looking forward to that selection. now, lets talk about the eagles as we know them right now. people are on their team. they continue their off season work out today, we have had a chance to talk to malcolm jenkins the starting safety. in 2009 jenkins was select in the first round as a corner back out of o

they trailed to a first half—andy carroll goal but turned it around with an 85th minute winner from andreaat's 2 wins in three for them and they are only in the relegation zone on goal difference. for me, the important thing is the present and the future. but that gives confidence for me. the secret is work. it is important. until now, we have not won anything. we need to continue to do our work and keep this promise because it is important. sunderland remain rooted to the bottom of the premier league after a one nil defeat away at watford miguel britos' scored the only goal of the game. his first in watford colours to end their four—game winless run. they're now up to 10th in the table. sunderland meanwhile have now failed to score in five consecutive games and are seven points from safety with nine games remaining. we knew it was game to get the results we needed. the players gave everything they could to do so. can you still believe you can keep them 7 you still believe you can keep them f you still believe you can keep them up? of course we can. we will definitely keep going. and win g

got even better just a minute really for apollo then it got even betterjust a minute later, because carrollck to lawyers after five defeats in the last six games. i believed it was a must win game today. the fact that hull city have one as well, just showed it was absolutely right, because five points, at the gap of one to 5.4 games to go, i think the task would have been very difficult. we have got some momentum now. we played terrifically well. overall, i think we would deserve to win now we can move forward and look forward to our next game. manchester united not playing until tomorrow. everton could‘ve gone up to this today, but by all accounts, this was an absolute stinker. let‘s have a look at the top of the table. chelsea and spires are still 2-2 in table. chelsea and spires are still 2—2 in the fa cup semifinal. they‘re not playing today. everton claim a place to six. all the action was down at the bottom. let‘s go there now and see how those results affect things. the big winners today were bournemouth, because they really claimed. yes, her big win for bournemouth. middlesbrough no

a minute later, tom carroll scored.t manchester united. it only gets tougher. there are still the relegation zone. i believed it was a must win game today. the fact that hull have one as welljust chilled it was absolutely right, because if the gap had gone to five points with four games to go, i think the task would have been very different. we have some itioitiei'itui'i‘i would have been very different. we have some momentum now, would have been very different. we have some itioitiei'itui'i‘i now, we would have been very different. we have some momentum now, we played really well, especially the first half. overall, ithink really well, especially the first half. overall, i think we would deserve to win and now we can move forward and look forward to our next game. if you were a west ham are everton fan, you‘d probably as for your money back today. an awful game, this one. 0—0. rommel low lu ka ku , an awful game, this one. 0—0. rommel low lu ka ku, they an awful game, this one. 0—0. rommel low lukaku, they played at th

27, inwood at 11:58 and lighter showers made it in toward frederick county, toward libertytown and carroll county. i'll come back in a few minutes. we'll talk about monday's shower threat. i've got a seven-day forecast with 80s for highs and 60s for highs. i'll break it down when i see you in a few. >>> vice president mike pence is in south korea. today he visited a military base near the border of north korea. the visit comes one day after the regime conducted a failed missile launch. vice president pence landed in south korea sunday where he visited u.s. and south korean troops. hours earlier after parading its military strength north korea launched a missile, but it failed exploding almost immediately. >> this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day in the defense of the freedom of the people of south korea and the defense of america in this part of the wor >> reporter: president trump spent part of his easter sunday attending a church service with family in florida. he was briefed about north korea's failed missile la

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even lifting the roof right off though fire station in carroll county, georgia. whipping through atlanta, a ground stop at the city's airport. this weekend near alexandria, louisiana, storm chasers driving right into this apparent tornado. in lafayette, an auto shop surveillance cameras catching vehicles flipping over. over the last 24 hours here in louisiana, we have seen at least ten reported tornado with an ef-1 with 110-mile-per-hour winds that just tore apart this home. tragically, a mother and her 3-year-old daughter killed here in breaux bridge. the storm claiming six lives in all including a 52-year-old woman who drowned when the creek swept away her car in jackson, mississippi. >> there were so many streets flooded. we didn't have enough people or barricades to cover them all. >> reporter: she called 911 but soon lost contact with the operator. david, there is a threat for more severe storms tomorrow and wednesday along the gulf coast. residents there have to be prepared. david? >> thanks to you. let's get right to meteorologist ginger zee who is trackin

we will take you to a handful of the spots, 49 degrees from john carroll. he has nice clear sky, in mullica. we will go over in delaware where it is 52 degrees from john, also a nice clear sky in glasgow to start things off. and we will go to one more who do we want to pick here. forty-seven this morning. decide to go. there we go. megan send in also nice clear skies at 47 degrees. switching gears and heading back over to the maps, high pressure to thank, we will go against a couple cloud with time. we will see this batch of showers moving its way in the great lakes, this is not an issue for us. it appears like that will fizzling as it moves east but we have a system we're tracking for weekend. that is where we will turn our focus. it is easter weekend. many of outdoor plans this time of the year anyway but even more so with brunch plans , sunday services, for the holiday. right now there is still going to be a storm that moves through. warm front lets in on saturday , cold front crosses late in the day on sunday. however, the timing is on our side, because

tom carroll had this first half effort miss the target but inches.page time but his header also wentjust wide of the post. the point leaves swansea 17th — a point clear of the relegation zone. middlesbrough stay second bottom — five points from safety. the day's other match is underway at the emirates. arsenal could climb to fifth if they beat manchester city. city could move above liverpool into third. liverpool into third and leyroy sane has given city a very early lead. it's the football trophy final at wembley. this is the competition for leagues one and two and this season 16 b'teams from the premier league and the championship also took part. coventry and oxford from league one are the finallists they are approaching full—time and coventry are in control. saracens will be the only british side in the european champions cup semi—finals. that's after they beat glasgow warriors 38—13 at home. the reigning european champions will face munster in the last four. maz farookhi reports. saracens are the most impenetrable tea m saracens are the most impe

actor rocky carroll plays the director of "ncis," the scripted show. he joins us at the table.ts. >> i'll say. you say real tv show. it sounds like it could have been one of your scripts and this was the real thing. >> this is the real thing. i'm branching out a bit. most of our cases that we cover on the show are based on real cases but now we have this six-episode series of real ncis cases and i've been given the honor of being the narrator. >> and you think those watching ncis would want to soo that kind of thing because it would be more interesting? >> yeah. i have a if u of those at my wife who loves "48 hours," it seems that they can't get enough of that, so i'm hoping the ncis fans, those who watch our show every tuesday night will follow up and want to have more of im. >> so it's so fascinating to be able to hear the actually ncis agents in the "489 thundershowers piece. >> how did they feel about retelling their story. >> i've about had a chance to go to the headquarters, meet with agents, we get nothing but positive feedback. what our motto always is the star of the s

while charles carroll of maryland, one of the wealthiest families, one of the wealthiest planters in the american south was earning what americans were earning, a huge sum of 1,800 pounds a year. the earl of vast estates in england were bringing in an annual of over 40,000 pounds. by english standards americans aristocrats like washington and jefferson even with their hundreds of slaves remained mine -- minor gentry at best. and by the english measure of status, lawyers like john adams and alexander hamilton were even less distinguished. gentlemen no doubt, but nothing like the english no billbility vast scale of wealth was beyond anything that existed in north america. they were different from the english aristocracy. now the 18th century anglo-american enlightenment was preoccupied with what they called politeness which had a much broader meaning than it has for us today, much more than manners and decorum. it implied affability, socialability, cultivation. indeed politeness was considered to be the source of civility which was soon replaced by a much more expansive term civilizati

because my father, born in 1900 in carroll county, georgia, which might as well have been 1800 in missouri, loved his students just like pat loved his. and he didn't give a damn about the organization. he would, he would teach classes as a school superintendent at every opportunity. i was interested when pat spoke here in that same spot about as fraught as his relationship with the citadel was, he was published by citadel people. and he related the story of his first offer from a publisher. the stories around pat conroy are amazing, and you've shared so many of them today, but i'll never forget the editor in new york who said, pat, this is the cutest thing -- [laughter] how did he come to get his first manuscript typed? he didn't write it -- it was written longhand, and that was not acceptable. how did he manage to get a presentable manuscript put together? >> he always told, and this has been verified by other people, that he just, his first wife, barbara, and he just took chapters all around to anybody they knew that had a typewriter and would be willing to type it. [laughter] and so it