>> thank you, chris. >> john adams, harry truman and now you've discovered it's like discovering the statue of liberty like lee iacocca and there it was all the time we grew up reading the landmark series, "the wright brothers," how do you do this? how do you find the iconic american story that others have walked past and not stopped to examine? >> i don't know. i've reached a stage in my working life and in my life when i'm look ging back at what i've been doing. i never thought too much about is there a theme or is there the repeating approach or whatever but i realize that almost everybody that i've written about was out to accomplish something difficult against the odds, against public opinion or even against -- in the face of public ridicule but would not give up. george washington would not give

it's 10:19, friday morning and chris johns is working out of his home office four stories above the hollywood intersection of sunset and vine. >> i was on the phone, and during the phone call i heard a popping sound. [ gunfire ] first i dismissed it as the backfire of a car or some construction down the road. i wasn't sure. and then i heard, pop, pop, a few more pops. i looked out the window and saw a man with a white tank top and a gun. [ gunfire ] >> he started roaming the streets, randomly shooting at cars. >> johns begins recording this video with his cell phone camera and tries to warn the people below. >> he's shooting people at will. he's shooting people! >> across vine street, john aderbury, a movie executive and producer lies critically wounded, shot in the face and neck, why aderbury fights for his life, the gunman calmly strolls up a now deserted vine street. >> i was driving on vine street heading south and stopped at the intersection of sunset and vine. >> movie producer john rydell is driving a red honda civic. >> in the middle of the street i saw a young man waving. i thought,

after the second security breach at met calf, on august 30th she wrote this memo to pg&e president chris johns. it includes the security infrastructure has work to be done and she wrote in reality it's years away from a robust security posture. her words stand in stark contrast to what she told us 12 days before she wrote that memo. would you call that high level security? >> yes, i would say we have high level security there. yeah. >> reporter: in reality, the corporate security devision cannot firmly account for what security assets are in place and the company's existing security infrastructure is an assortment of technologies many of them out dated. she ads, i would consider them to be in a fail mode. can you tell us where we've been and when? >> i'll let you tell me. i do know a couple of places you've been and you've been visiting some of our sites at night. >> reporter: that's part of our test here. can you tell us where we were and when? . >> we work every day to make sure our security is in place so that we don't have another met calf. >> reporter: after reading this memo was she tell

the second security breach at metcalf, on august 30th pg&e's security director wrote this memo to chris johnsfrastructure of pg&e has plenty of work to be done. and she wrote in reality pg and ae is years away from a healthy and robust physical posture. she word are in stark contrast to what douglas told us 12 days before she wrote that memo. >> would you call pg&e security right now high level security. >> yes, i believe we have high level security there. yes. >> in the memo douglas rights in reality the corporate security division cannot firmly account for what security assets are in place and the company's existing security infrastructure is an assortment of technology many of them outdated. she adds i would consider them to be in a fail mode. information in the memo now helps explain why pg&e could not answer this key question last year. can you tell us where we've been and when? >> i'll let you tell me. i do know a couple places you've been. and i know that you've been to visiting some of our sites at night. >> that's part of our test here. can you tell us where we were and when? >> tony

. >> reporter: good morning chris. john nash and his wife were on their way home from the airport returning from norway when cab they were riding in lost control and crashed on the new jersey turnpike. nash and his wife alycia both died. they had had just gotten back from norway where nash was awarded the able prize for matt particular. he was a reveered professor and researcher here at princeton university. he became famous when his struggle of schizophrenia was portrayed in the 2002, a beautiful mine. a long time friend of nash remembers his ups and his down. >> at the beginning of his career when he was rising tremendously, i have seen him when he was really in very bad condition. >> he was having a lot of conversations with people i didn't see at the the time, so this is back in the 1980's, so somebody that is coming in saying gee, i have this idea, i have to look at him this way would have thrown him out. he wouldn't have have known what you were talking about and he made it work. >> reporter: friend said nash liked th

on august 30th the director of security wrote this memo to the president there chris johns. it includes the physical security infrastructure of pg & e has plenty of work to be done and she wrote in reality, pg & e is years away from a healthy and robust physical security posture. her written words stand in stark contrast to what douglas told us 12 days before she wrote that memo. >> would you call pg & e security right now, high level security. >> yes, i think for critical facilities we have high level security there yes. >> in the memo douglas also rights in reality, csd, the corporate security division, cannot firmly account for what security assets are in place and the company's existing security infrastructure is an assortment of technologies many of them outdated. she adds i would consider them to be in a stale mode. information in the memo helps to explain why they could not answer this key question last year. >> can you tell us where we've been and when? >> i'll let you tell me. i do know a couple of places that you've been and i know that you've been visiting some of

breach at metcalf, on august 30th pg&e's director of security wrote this memo to pg&e president chris johns includes the physical security infrastructure of pg&e has plenty of work to be done. and she wrote, in reality, pg&e is years away from a healthy and robust physical security posture. her written words stand in stark contrast to what douglas told us 12 days before she wrote that memo. wouldn't you call pg&e's security right now high-level security? >> yes. i think for critical facilities we have high level security there, yes. >> reporter: in the memo douglas also writes in reality csd, the corporate security division cannot firmly account for what securities assets are in place, and the company's existing security infrastructure is an assortment of technologies many of them outdated. she adds i would consider them to be in a fail mode. information in the memo now helps explain why pg&e could not answer this key question last year. can you tell us where we've been and when? >> i'll let you tell me. i do know a couple of places that you've been and i know that you've been to -- visitin

good morning, chris. >> john three big points of focus.speed being what was the catalyst for the crash. investigators are going very slowly on it. the mayor here, michael nutter talking about the engineer and what investigators believe they know early on about the speed. largely in part from the surveillance video cnn had this morning, but also from the black box. if the train was going so fast into the curve, which seems probable from common sense of how terribly destroyed the cars were, what does that mean? why did that happen? is it human error or systems? you have the issue of the unaccounted. it sounds suspicious. it not about people needing to be located at the crash scene, but the travel on trains. mismatched tickets. people who did not take the train or people gotten on and not presented tickets at the station. whatever the reason there are people unaccounted. we will cover that. the bigger issue, john which is even if this train crashed because of human error. that doesn't mean it had to happen. there are safety systems in place t

chris: john lawson diagnosed with cancer 18 months ago. olice officer at the francona police station in fairfax county. >> it was always zil liability. -- civil liability. chris: he awe the report where 13 people battled the disease with three losing the fight. known carcinogens were not tested. he said he has never been contacted by the county or warned of the possible problem. >> i would like to have the information put out. tell retirees to get tested. >> a lot of anxiety when you have a diagnosis. chris: the fairfax county health director is leading the investigation. her team is in the process of solving the mystery by first analyzing current employee medical records. once more is known, the investigation could span to include retirees. >> we continue to find solutions about the individuals. chris papst, abc7 news. alison: thank you. a shooting outside a nightclub in the fairfax section of alexandria sent one man to the hospital. police say it started with an altercation involving 50 people. a 3-year-old wood bridge man was shot. his c

john: chris christie, ted cruz, rand paul, john kasich and a little bit marco rubio all basically said i think if we knew now, no iraq war. would not have been for it or proposed it or done it. why is jeb bush having such a hard time coming down on the side of his rivals? mark: he does not want to be in the psychodrama of seeming to repudiate his brother. i think it is practical. he does not want to get into this topic because there are lots of questions about to you agree with your brother or not on specific things. john: on one reading of the question which is literally if you knew back then that there was no weapons of mass destruction in iraq would you have invaded the answer should have been obviously, no. maybe dick cheney would say yes but not many people would say yes because that was the pretext for the war. this should not be hard for him. mark: there is a fuzziness to the question. he needs to get a decisive answer. the fact he gave and the answer he gave today, anyone outside his campaign would tell you these are bad answers. john: he said i am my own man. this is the singl

we will be right back.>>> >>chris: welcome back in my guest today is father john and he is here at the archdiocese in san francisco. i want to go through the rest of this list, we started reading it before the break and arrest if the essential teachings of the church we are sometimes confused on. we will go back and maybe say a word about each one, the priesthood, chastity what is chastity? chastity in the state in life. homosexual acts, contraception, homosexual orientation versus acts and the call to chastity for everyone in marriage. the sacrament covenant of marriage and marriage in the civil law, and finally reproductive technology and clothing and things like that. >> this is probably enough for a series of 13 shows, but in just a few words what can you say about the catholic church.>> focus on the asked to tolerate the bishop today are connected to the apostle and there is an unbroken line between them and it's important because we believe that even the scripture and interpretation is linked to tradition. let me go to magisterium. that is for the leadership of the church and usu

. >> reporter: yes, chris and john nash was a presence here at princeton university, up until his last couple of days, here. he died in a crash on saturday, john nash and his wife were on their way home from the airport saturday when their cab lost control and crashed on the new jersey turnpike. he a and his wife alycia both died. they had just gotten back from norway where nash was awarded the able prize for matt tics. he was a reveer professor and researchers a at princeton university. he became famous when his struggle with schizophrenia was portrayed in the 2002 oscar winning movie a beautiful mine. long time friend of nash remembers his ups and his downs. >> the at the the beginning of his career when he was rising tremendously, i have seen him when he was really in very bad condition. >> he was having a lot of conversations with people i didn't see at the time, so, this is back in the 1980's. if somebody had come in, graduate student copping in saying gee i had this idea do you want to look at it this way. he would have just thrown him out. and then he made it work. >> reporter:

chris christie will be null and void. mark: what else is a prosecutor looking at? what else is he going for that could have implications? johns getting worse and worse for chris christie. mark: coming up, what ben carson said and what carly fiorina said about being a woman running for president. ♪ john: ben carson's performance, and indeed it was a performance at the music hall center for the performing arts in detroit, was like a dave matthews concert -- it was full of new ling and vaguely long. we're going to pick out the jams starting with carson talking about his upbringing and his mother's influence on his life. dr. carson: a typical tenant family with or to windows gangs, murders, both of our older cousins who we adored were killed. i remember when our favorite drug dealer was killed. [applause] the rats and the roaches -- the more upscale areas they call them water bugs, but we knew what they was. [laughter] but my mother was out working extra early hard too, sometimes three jobs at a time as a domestic trying to stay off of welfare. the reason for that was she noticed most of the people she saw go on welfare never ca

tally to ten, and that doesn't include potential front-runners jeb bush and scott walker plus chris christie johnbobby jindal and possibly others. >> everybody's got a right who quarters to run and ride it out with 15 16 a football team-worth of candidates starting off. >> reporter: and watching all of this play out is of course hillary clinton. she and her husband bill took part in the new castle new york memorial day parade today. their first public event together since she declared. she's on to a southern swing, south, south carolina this week and bernie sanders, a candidate holding a kickoff rally tomorrow and, john former maryland governor martin o'malley announcing presidential plans saturday in baltimore. the democratic field getting a little more crowded but pretty roomy. >> i say bring them on. good for business. brianna keilar thanks so much. >>> coming up police say he could not have acted alone, but are they any closer to finding out who helped the man who allegedly murdered four people in a mansion just blocks from the vice president's residence? new details on just who police are qu

john: with all due respect to the new york times, this is a chris the ally and this is a curse thekrirstie ally. >> with all due respect. john: happy national chocolate park day. indictments, indictments and more at stake. first, chris christie. his old pal pled guilty to two conspiracy counts of bridge gate while his lawyer said evidencing the existence of a getting the governor in the scandal. paul fishman did not lay a finger on the big man himself. in a press conference this afternoon, he said this -- paul fishman: based on the evidence available to us today we will not bring further charges. john: after today, with respect to christie's 2016 ambitions, is he on shaky ground or firmer ground? mark: shaky ground. if you take today's plea deal and the fact the prosecutor showed these facts, christie will not be indicted, he hasis o ne firmer ground. it is hard for me to believe these three people were the only people involved. mark: you saw his people trumpeting the fact. we are exactly where we were the day he gave that press conference a year ago where he said no connection, no connect

chris christie. mark: the other big issue, beyond bridgegate what else is he going for it could have implications for governor christie? john: this is getting worse and worse for chris christie. and coming up what carly fear rina -- carly fiorina said about running for president. we will be right back. ♪ john: ben carson's performance, we will pick up the web gems, as they put on espn, talking about his upbringing. mr. carson: a tenement, boarded up windows and doors. murders. both of our older cousins, who we adored, were killed. i remember when our favorite drug dealer was killed. the rats and the roaches. you know, in the more upscale areas, they call them water bugs, but we knew what they were. but my mother was out working extraordinarily hard. two, sometimes three jobs at a time. as a domestic, trying to stay off of welfare, and the reason for that issue notice that most of the people she saw go on welfare never came off of it and she didn't want to be dependent. she wanted us also to be independent, and she decided she would work as hard and as long as necessary, leaving at 5:00 in the morning and getting back after

john: we have one last question coming from the loveliest, much to charming, most charismatic, and most vicious of your friends on the view. nicolle: would you like to be alone with chris christie, bill clinton, or donald trump? john: what is your answer for nicole wallace? nickel back can i do a lifetime? i was take -- nicolle: can i do a lifeline? i will take bill clinton, because he is great friends with my two republican bosses. i would like to know what they talk about. mark: nicole's book is out now. you can find it at bookstores near you. john: and online. mark: coming up up, a little camera and a lot of new hampshire tongue. mark: today's daily reminder that ticks can get sticky comes from ron paul's political traction -- -- that politics can get sticky come from ron pills political tracker camera. john: we don't just thrive at five, we are great at eastern time. us at the bar on your dvr. until tomorrow sayonara. >> we are moments away from the closing bell. this is the bloomberg market day, i am alix steel. alix: you are looking at markets finishing lower on this day, snapping a two day winning streak. the dow off by 85 points. at one point the dow was down b

. >> good morning, john, chris roberts is back in the news today after news reports over the weekendt he told the fbi, allegedly he had been able to hack into a aifonics while a passenger on the plane using the entertainment system, those computers that are available to all of us riding in the back of the plane. now he's made the claim before that he has been able to monitor the aifonics systems, but whether or not he actually caused the plane to deviate from its flight path, that would be a big new development in the stories. really unclear as of right now whether that actually happened or not. i interviewed chris roberts about a month ago in san francisco. he was out there for a cyber security conference. he had been talking about the research he'd been doing into airplane aifonics and electronic systems for the entertainment of the passenger. he could do this in theory. i asked if it was possible for a terrorist to bring down an airplane, here's what he told me. >> it would be tough. the hacks themselves are not easy to do. you have to circumvent three different systems and there'

john malone transaction. this is like back in our youth. chris: this all started back in june of 2013 when john pronounced charter, his horizontal acquisition machine. he got sidetracked, but it looks like he has finally gotten his prize. tom: is this dinosaurs mating? chris: no, it is all about broadband. tom: it has nothing to do if my espn, my nhl? chris: importantly, the cable companies control the last mile. they control the connection to the consumer. brendan: to alex's point, do you see any consistency value would say yes or no about this deal? chris: i definitely do not see consistency. the -- broadband was -- brendan: we have been behind. we were four downturn why do we go up to 25 gekko chris: even netflix says that you do not need 25 down to get good service from netflix. but you have to pick a number, that is the number that they picked. this new combination will be about 24%. tom: can we have a moment of silence for robert marcus? alex sherman, have we ever seen this in the cable industry where he patiently waits and waits it is cour

for a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour, john seigenthaler. >> chris christie says common core education standards are a failure and need to be changed. why parents oppose it, and teachers oppose it, and others say that it's working. plus: >> when people call for the police, it's going to take them a long time to get there if they get there at all. >> why new orleans is struggling to find and keep police officers. the problem is 10 bad that the city is lowering it's recruiting standards. >>> government sharp shooters are killing thousands of birds along the columbia river. why they're doing it, and why some say that it's a big mistake. >>> scientists say that they have discovered the world's earliest known murder case. how they pieced together the evidence from 34,000 years ago. >>> and the hardest rocking head backing guy in music. the croatian duo two cellos. [ music ] pretty cool. those stories and a lot more coming up in about 6 minutes. >> see then. thank you. and california's riverside national cemetery, u.s. veterans are buried with full military honors. among them,

chris lawrence. >>> wizards star john wall missed a flight to d.c. this week. coming up we'll tell you why he got kicked off the plane. >>> changes could be coming to virginia's college campuses all in an effort to stop sex assaults. coming up, we look at how uva student hannah graham's abduction and death may have influenced some new recommendations to the governor. >>> most of us just hot and humid but others seeing some very heavy rainfall right now and a lot of lightning around alexandria, toward the oxen hill area. i'm tracking these storms and more over the next few days coming up in main. (toilet flushing) spending more time here lately? going more often? straining to go? waking up at night to go? you're not alone. it happens to millions of men. don't wait. call now to participate in a study for urinary symptoms. you will be compensated for your time and travel. to qualify is easy just call 888-804-1672. don't wait. call now. 888-804-1672 brought to you by pegus research. >>> >>> terry mccall luv has been given 21 recommendations on how to end sex assaul

nicolle: would you like to be alone with chris christie, bill clinton, or donald trump? johnat is your answer for nicolle wallace? nicolle: can i get a lifeline? oh, god. i will take bill clinton for 700. john: because? nicolle: because he is great friends with my two republican bosses. i would like to know what they talk about. john: thank you. that was awesome. mark: nicole's book is out now. you can find it at bookstores near you. john: and online. mark: coming up, a little camera and a lot of new hampshire tongue. ♪ china's great slowdown is finally hitting the tech industry. i am emily chang and welcome to bloomberg west in our new time slot. nasdaq takes a giant leap into bitcoin technology. airbnb ceo tells me about the fastest growing market. and some say the ceo of -- may save twitter. to our top story, the tech industry is feeling the impact of a slowing chinese economy, with smart phone shipments down for the first time in six years.

nicolle: would you like to be alone with chris christie, bill clinton, or donald trump? johnt is your answer for nicolle wallace? nicolle: can i get a lifeline? oh god. i will take bill clinton for 700. john: because? nicolle: because he is great friends with my two republican bosses. i would like to know what they talk about. john: thank you. that was awesome. mark: nicole's book is out now. you can find it at bookstores near you. john: and online. mark: coming up, a little camera and a lot of new hampshire tongue. ♪ >> your daily reminder that politics could get a bit sticky. we had a welcome that looks a little bit french. >> we don't just drive at 5:00, we are great at eastern time. until tomorrow, just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here befo

jeb bush rick perry, rand paul rick santorum, lindsey graham scott walker john kasich chris christie richard wolf you cannot believe that every one of those names in the not yet announced column is going to jump over into the announced column. are we really going to have a pataki a jindal candidacy for presidency? >> a situation where each and every one of those think this is a republican year and if these other people are running, why on earth shouldn't they too? that kind of dilution is what is rampant through the republican field right now which is to say look we have a great bench. we have no star players. why can't i be the star player. that kind of mind-set is going to be each and every one of them. rick santorum can do it i can do it too. >> annie, do we have john edwards and joe biden to blame for this in that they ran presidential campaigns that ended up getting the vice presidential nomination? >> that's a good question. i think it is the more the merrier here that they all have a chance here. i can see they all have a -- here. the last time around there was a lot of republ

john kasich will speak to chris wallace about a possible presidential run. you won't want to miss what he has to say. coverage continues around the clock. >> i'm chris wallace, six baltimore police officers now face criminal charges in the death of a young black man. ♪ >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation have led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges -- >> we believe that these officers will be vindicated as they have done nothing wrong. >> we'll have a live report from baltimore. and we'll discuss the case with maryland congresswoman donna edwards and billy murphy. >>> from ferguson to new york city to baltimore -- >> we as a country have to do some soul searching. this is not new. >> our sunday group joins the debate over race and justice. >> then leaders across the country try to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve. >> you want your children to be safe. you want your families to be safe. we know that. >> we'll talk with ohio governor and potential 2016

john: really? >> people say whoa whoa whoa don't mess with my fun. i think and i hope that comedians are starting to say enough is enough. david till said stand-up comedy is dead chrisock said he's never doing colleges again. john: because? >> comedy has a free market of ideas. like you're watching a scientist at work in the lab. he might make a rape joke or use a joke with racial epithets and it will bomb. that doesn't work the comedian will scrap that and you got to see it live. john: he's scrapping colleges. >> they would record it with cell phones and that would be on the guy's record forever. that mistake that he felt. when someone starts a business it bombs and they are forever associated with the failed business, it's not fair and bad for the economy. john: aren't we sad that the students don't laugh? >> yeah, it is really sad. i did a show recently and i was with a female comedienne she said i'll have a white wine spritzer, a lady drink, and the bartender didn't laugh and said that is metro normtive don't you think? john: jimmy kimmel used to have a segment with kids fable conversations with kids. here's one that sparked protest from chinese people. >> ameri

chris christie rick perry, rick santorum john kasich and carly fiorina. fiorina took her unconvention nam calnal campaign. >> she's been in tollpolitics all her life. >> i'm talking about what i don't like about hillary that i'm not telling you what i think. and i think you need to know more about who i am and what i think than what i think negative about somebody else. >> reporter: as for jeb bush, signs in the new survey that republican primary voters are warming to him. 27% of likely voters say they cannot see themselves backing bush but it's down 15 points since march. >> then there is this. the percentage of likely gop voters are snow 70% behind rubio. >> mike, thank you. >>> isis is warning the u.s. that there are plenty more where that came from. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is joining me. >> a blogger who organized the contest has been threatened and while offering no independent evidence to back up the claim, it singled out virginia maryland michigan illinois and california. and while the analysis is ongoing, fox news says

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>> with all due respect to chris christie, you are part of the biggest showdown in your state. johnks like you got your chance to be on the radio. we will be right back. ♪ mark: reminding you one more time. jeb bush, tomorrow starting at 10:00. john: and a preview, on monday, the wonderful nicole wallace would join us. mark: we don't just drive and five, we are also graded eight. -- we don't just drive at 5:00 we are also great at 8:00. sayonara. ♪ pimm: this is what i am taking stock of on this friday. america works. the job report shows employers added 223,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate dropped to a seven-year low. alan krueger pointed to one concern from the report. >> i put more of my weight on the employment cost. i would like to see this measure rise. i think we can breathe a sigh of relief. pimm: the s&p 500 gained more than 1% following the jobs

. >> with all due respect to chris christie this is the biggest showdown in your state. johnke you finally got your chance to be on the radio radio. we'll be right back. ♪ john: mark is anchoring jeb bush and the speeches from other republicans in south carolina tomorrow on bloombergpolitics.com. starting at 10:00 a.m. mark: a preview for you, on monday in the studio, in new york former republican strategist star of tv's "the view" and author of "madam president," the wonderful nicole wallace will join us. john: up next "taking stock." ♪ anchor: the con temporary art world is vibrant and booming like never before. it's a global industry in its own right. brilliant ideas look for the artists at the heart of this. they have a unique power to inspeier, astonish provoke and shock. to push boundaries. ask new questions. and see the world afresh. artists like grayson perry.

john: with all due respect to the new york times, this is a chris the ally and this is a curse thekrirstieect. john: happy national chocolate park day. indictments, indictments and more at stake. first, chris christie. his old pal pled guilty to two conspiracy counts of bridge gate while his lawyer said evidencing the existence of a getting the governor in the scandal. paul fishman did not lay a

john kasich will speak to chris wallace about a possible presidential run.he has to say. coverage continues around the clock. >> i'm chris wallace, six baltimore police officers now face criminal charges in the death of a young black man. ♪ >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation have led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges -- >> we believe that these officers will be vindicated as they have done nothing wrong. >> we'll have a live report from baltimore. and we'll discuss the case with maryland congresswoman donna edwards and billy murphy. >>> from ferguson to new york city to baltimore -- >> we as a country have to do

chris kirk. the champion. >> next on "eyewitness news" remembering a beautiful mind. john nash and his wife are killed in a crash on the new jersey turnpike. >>> plus several people are hospitalized and pets are sickened after a carbon monoxide leak in montgomery county. justin. >> and starting to feel more like summer outside. that's going to be the trend for memorial day. i'll hav

chris? >> vittoria, thanks very much. >>> funeral services for noble prize winner john nash and his wife will be closed to the public. couple was killed on saturday, after the taxi in which they were riding in crashed along the the new jersey turnpike. police say that the nash a's were not wearing seat belts the taxi driver suffer non-life threatening injuries and the crash remains under investigation. >>> seat belt safety is on the mind of many following that crash but how many of us do buckle up when we hailed a cab? "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is in center city with a closer look. >> reporter: as we watched the typical cab rider at 30th street station grab for handles where they were headed and then. >> unaudible. >> did you wear a seat belt in your cab. >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: a dozen or so departure that is we watched only two reached for their seat belts. >> especially college students they don't want to put on seat belts. >> reporter: is malice a veteran cabdriver. >> twenty years now. >> reporter: he says his asks his back seat riders to buckle up but they are not required to. >> a lot of

now, senators chris and tom carper as well as john carney among the many local politicians giving their condolances to the biden family this morning. the biden's are part of the political fabric here in delaware, so this morning, the state is in mourning, flags are being flown at half staff at the behest of the governor. bill and karen, back to you. >> thanks, sack even a president obama released a statement just minutes after learning of biden's death t reads in part: like his dad, beau biden was a good, big hearted devoutly catholic and deeply fateful man. he made a difference in the lives of all he touched. and he lives on in their hearts. and outpouring of love and support continued on social media among politicians, but also, celebrities, share tweeted my heart is broken for vice president of the united states. the one thing i know about joe is that he prizes family above all else. my heartfelt condolances. and maria shriver folds with: my heart goes out to vice president biden and his family. i knew beau biden a great son, husband, and father. join me and pray for the entire biden

expected to speak new jersey governor chris kissty, south carolina senator lindsey graham ohio governor johnich, florida senator marco rubio and wisconsin governor scott walker. there will be activities to try to stand out with donors. much of the republican weekend will be in south carolina trying to sell their conservatives credential in the first in the primary state. meanwhile texas senator ted cruz is coming off a strong showing in strong polls across the palmetto state last weekend. he will look to build on it. former florida governor jeb bush will be at liberty university to deliver the commencement address tomorrow and sit for his first television interview in several months with our colleague megyn kelly. as for today, chris christie is on the stump in a critical state for him, new hampshire. >> i've really enjoyed coming up doing town hall meetings and meeting folks. everyone is so engaged and really interested in the process and what everybody has to say about the future of our country the kind of things we need to do to make america better. >> reporter: dr. ben carson last night

joining me now is christopher john farley author of "game world." so chris, awesome seeing you.. i can't believe how many seasons. why now go out? >> well why now, because it's no longer hitting the high notes. the same reason a lot of people got voted off "american idol." of course at its height it was getting 30 million viewers. >> that's crazy. >> averaging 30 million viewers. now it's averaging about 9 million viewers. a big comedown from its hay day. now they want to give it a big viking funeral. they're going to celebrate it, bring back past judges. supposedly they're going to bring back past contestants so it can go out like a victory lap. >> i know i mentioned some of the names, but when you think of "american idol," who have some of the superstars who have so much they owe to the show? >> karriecarr carrie underwood is one, of course. one of the biggest didn't win. jennifer hudson went on to win a best-supporting actress oscar. only finished seventh on the show. that's what's so interesting about "american idol." although we think of it as a big star-making machine, we

john nash. >> reporter: yeah, chris and alex.ash and his wife were on their way home from the airport on saturday when the crash happened. cab that they were riding in lost control on the new jersey turnpike, both he and his wife, alycia died. they had gotten back where nash was awarded the able prize, for matt tics. nash was a reveered professor and researcher at princeton university. he became famous with his struggle with schizophrenia was portrayed in the 2002 oscar winning movie a beautiful mind. long time friend of nash, remembers his ups and his down. >> i seen him at the beginning of the career when he was rising tremendously, i have seen him when he was really in very bad condition. >> he was having a lot of conversation was people i didn't see at the time. this is back in the 80's. >> if a graduate student had come in and said bee, i have this idea, i want to start it this way. he would have thrown him out, you don't know what you are talking about, this can't work. then he made it work. >> reporter: friend say nash lik

johns live in d.c. this morning. joe, what do we know? >> reporter: well chriss started investigating mystery transactions involving the former speaker, they wanted to know among other things if he was paying someone off as a cover-up if he'd been a victim of a crime, perhaps extortion. or even if there was some innocent excuse for big cash withdrawals from four different bank accounts. the federal indictment however tells only part of the story. >> president of the united states. [ applause ] >> reporter: the former speaker of the house, once second in line to the presidency now facing federal charges. accused of making false statements to the fbi and trying to hide large financial transactions that the government alleges was hush money. according to the indictment dennis hastert agreed to pay $3.5 million to someone only identified as individual a. after meetings between the two five years ago. payments meant to compensate for and conceal hastert's "prior misconduct." the indictment does not describe what that misconduct was but does say individual a knew hast

. >>> speaking of possible presidential candidates ohio governor john kasich is joining chris wallace on fox news sunday to diskuz his 2016 plans. check your local listings for time and channel. >>> now we're going to check in with leland who remains in baltimore. leland how are you? >> good afternoon, liz. the crowd is continuing to grow here at city hall. peaceful as it were so far, but monday night was anything but peaceful here in baltimore. lawlessness ran rampant, looting across the city. and that was because of a standdown order to police given by the mayor. they stood by and watched. we'll talk to one business owner who was affected by it and who i can tell you wasn't going to stand by and watch. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and

see your john deere dealer for great deere green tag savings on the e series family of tractors. >>> i'm chris. here is some of the day's top stories for you: a police officer is injured on a motorcycle after colliding with a car in bensalem bucks county. that crash happened on street and knights road, the officer was taken to the hospital but we're told he will be just fine. >>> police hand out flyers in audubon, camden county today. they are looking for information about who hit and killed christopher dean, the 36 year-old was found injured in the the street last month. he later died at the hospital. >>> and tanker truck carrying gasoline overturned and burst into flames on the ramps to the new jersey turnpike in woodbridge. that crash sent a truck driver to the hospital with burns and also sparked that brush fire. >>> kathy? >> chris, we have a cold front in moving through and that will change our weather dramatically. a few spotty showers but turning much cooler tomorrow and then temperatures warming up again but we could be in for a weekend spoiler. i'll explain that situation coming up w

john here to tell us why a rate hike shouldn't be feared. scott redler on why we are losing so much momentum. and chrisobinson in the pits of the cme to tell us the best ways to set up for this week. eliot on why the markets are flailing. john, we have the april jobs number. it moved the ball on friday. but suddenly, that ball has completely disappeared or it's rolling out into the middle of the gutter in the street. what happened? >> well, you know, i think there was some relief that people got on friday that the job market looks like it's getting back on track. but the economy certainly is not kind of roaring back to life. and i think investors this week will be looking at the next batch of data. the big one coming up this week is the retail sales report coming out wednesday. we have to see confirmation that people are spending money. liz: can't just say one piece of data. it cannot. did the jobs number which was really good, like a goldilocks number, neither too hot or too cold, did it do anything, john, to change the roadway or the landscape, make it a little bit easier for the fed to tighten rates

john thanks. >>> tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00, are jersey shore homeowners extraordinarily selfish? that's what governor chris christie says. that's coming up tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> how about that? >> that was quick, just a few minutes ago you could not see because of all the rain. let's go to the radar, the area continues to move to the east out into new jersey, crossing the delaware river. and as long as this stuff keeps moving, you're not going to get too much flooding. you can see it's moving out of philadelphia now, across the river into camden where it was pouring over the center city area. now, that has moved. so guess what, we're going to be seeing the conditions improve so dramatically tonight that it is amazing. look at this i-95 just a few minutes ago, you could barely see it. and also in center city right behind us. >> the rain has moved out. >> remember? >> yeah. >> i was doing the weather a few minutes ago and you couldn't see the sky. >> now we see touches of blue though, i guess it's going to be humid out there. >> it'll be humid and more showers tomorrow afternoon. but nothing l