what i do and think there's tremendous opportunity ahead of us for the freshii brand. >> matthew corrin, continued success, thanks for joining us. >> you bet. >> when we come back, we're "on the money." why have a factory when all you really need is a printer? that's right, 3-d printed cars will hit the market. will this idea ignite the auto industry or get stuck in neutral. and later, millions of americans still yet to file their tax >>> i love this story, the auto industry is racing towards a new future in the form of 3-d printing. can you imagine picking out your dream car and it being made right in front of you? that's what phoenix based company local motors is promising drivers, their cars are cheaper and safer and techier than your average automobile. here to explain is local motor ceo jay rogers. >> thanks so much for having me. >> from what i hear, you surprised everybody at the detroit auto show and made a car on site while everybody watched there. explain the process. >> we made three of them on site. we wanted to make the point of you can put it into production and the proces

i would echo again from what you heard from corrin and in terms of the transportation issues i guess which i have been harping on previous presentations today to understand and i'm not sure, but i guess it will also be on the shoulders of four cities that say look at pier 70 and as we look at everything as to the ability to have more transit and there will be parking but more limited parking and also what the infrastructure is building to make sure that water transport comes with the more density that we build down there, the water entrance -- transport that the infrastructure is being considered in all the factors and it won't be something we have to remedy. i hope this is a fore warning because obviously you can be armed that way and more prepared an hopefully that's something we can think about given the history and success of the northern water front and hope we can learn new lessons in terms of the industrial uses, it's obviously residential and other commercial uses and hope that it will be a very vibrant neighborhood and i think it's going to be very interesting texture for th

james alton is charged with killing corrine elle. this was a dispute over a stolen iphone. >>> the racketeering trial of six officers will resume this week. the six are accused of beating and robbing suspected drug dealers over a period of six years stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars and drugs from them. a seventh former officer pleaded guilty and is set to testify against his former colleagues. >>> six minutes after 4:00 now. the excitement is building. it is opening day in philadelphia. a live look now at citizens bank park where just a few hours from now we will have first pitch as the phillies take on the boston red sox to begin the 2015 baseball season. can you believe it's here already? pretty exciting. watch that game right here on nbc 10. that's this afternoon. we're giving you everything to be all set for it. katy zachry is live at the ballpark this morning. final preparations are underway for today's opening game right? >> reporter: yeah, there are some people not a lot, but some people at citizens bank park getting

corrine elle died when jane austin shot him. the trial is scheduled for later this month. >>> and police arrested two suspects in a deadly double shooting after chasing them across state lines. nbc 10 first told you about the shooting in wilmington saturday night. police found a man and woman shot on monroe street. police now say the man has died. last night officers chased two suspects into delaware county where they are both under arrest facing charges. >>> and pennsylvania state police plan to file charges against a man who led them on a two-county chase. troopers tried to pull over the man on a motorcycle for speeding yesterday morning. but they say he took off on the schuylkill expressway. they finally caught up to him after he crashed his motorcycle into a ravine there. he was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> and police have an arrest warrant for a youth basketball coach who they say allegedly shot another coach during a game in west philadelphia over the weekend. saturday afternoon, specifically, at the chri

one of those conversations people don't like to have report roar which is why we culled corrine snelltant dean for student professional development at temple university's fox school of business. >> you need to focus on yourself, not what others are making. >> reporter: with her help we came up with our top three ways to get a race. tip number one timing is everything. according to mi inform t.cot com the best time to ask for a race is early in the week. forget about thursday and friday friday. that's when your boss may already have their weekend on that mind it's not just the time of week to consider but also the time of year. figure out when your company sets its annual budget and go two months in advance. if the budget is set in october august should be your deadline. tip number two be confident know what you want. experts say come in with a number and aim high. but not too high. do your research and know your value. >> there's so many salary sites out there. glass door, pay school.com, salary.com, job search intelligence.com. get an idea what comparative salaries are like. >> repor

corrine elle died when jane austin shot him.

matthew corrin started his fast food franchise freshii ten years ago at the tender age of 23. his chain focuses on serving fresh locally sourced food and it's growing by leaps and bounds. there are currently 160 freshiis in 13 countries and a lot more to come. what does the growth signal for the fast food competitors. matthew joins us right now. thanks for being with us today. >> thank you for having me. >> a couple of things, fast food, you don't consider yours fast food per se. i mentioned mcdonald's but you're going after subway, aren't you? >> i'd say we're going after anybody who is trying to serve food. there's stomach share competition all over. >> stomach share competition is that what you said? >> yeah. you can only eat so many meals a day. before we showed up, our guests found a place to eat breakfast and lunch and dinner and snacks. >> what are you doing to be different? >> we focus clearly on healthy and fresh and customizable food which plays to millennials. but the two biggest barriers to eating healthy. one, it's not convenient. the path of least resistance is u

you talk to some republicans i talked to john corrine and i asked him specifically are you feeling pressure to confirm loretta lynch, his answer, no. gloria: but harry reid says, i'm going to bring it up no matter what. i can get 51 votes to bring it up and that is abandoning and attacking senate protocol, which, you know, is kind of unheard of. will he have to do that? manu: it sounds like they may be able to avoid that because as peter mentioned, it's all wrapped up in this fight over this trafficking bill and it sounds like they're close to getting a deal on that and they could lead to the confirmation of loretta lynch but certainly if harry reid goes this route and forces a vote and tries to really undermine mitch mcconnell's prerogative in setting the schedule, which is huge in the senate. everything is about allowing the majority leader, giving him the right to set the schedule. if harry reid were to do that, it would sort of blow up that prerogative and really create howls of protests from republicans. gloria: this fight is really why everybody hates washington. like you can just hav

among 23 schools operated by corrine thee yen colleges that are now shutdown. the for profit college operator has been dealing with a cash shortage and fraud allegations including falsifying job placement data grades and attendance records. they say the closure of these california campuses will prevent future misconduct and give current students the opportunity to seek relief from dead burdens. the attorney general's office will work with their state and federal pat neithers to make sure they get the relief they are assured. despite these assurances students are upset. >> i told myself i would go until the padlocks are on the door and i guess that day has come. >> students are invited back to pick up transcripts and discuss options for continuing their education. for rachel cox, her future is up in the air. she was studying medical assisting at the concord campus. >> have to go somewhere else and pay all over again. or who knows what they will have to do like i will have to do to support my family. >> it affects 16,000 students. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> a nap

ticking them off on little post post-it notes and talked to corrine loumas with the placentia police department. she wanted to know how they were best friends. it was a speech corinne loomis heard before. >> parents sometimes give you the idea it was an idyllic family life because there's the fear if they don't paint a rosy picture of the person they're not going to be sympathetic of them. >> not going to work hard. >> not going to work hard. i think that was a little bit of that with nancy. >> placentia pd was working the case and brought in the usual suspects like the boyfriend. >> when you guys were dating hadn't been dating anyone else to your knowledge. >> his name was matthew ramirez. off and on. >> on thursday when i went to her house, she said i want to break up. >> as can happen with young romance what was off was soon back on. lynsie and matt were back together in time for the weekend. but not in time to make plans for that friday night. >> and then she's like i'm getting ready. i'm going to san diego. i would her, i'm like have fun. be careful. she's like okay. >> and then

. >> i got to mention mia, corrin.mmy: no, no. they are all talented on there, but please. [ laughter ] >> that's because he's from upstate new york. >> jimmy: i know and so am i. >> and so are you. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. more with pharrell when we come back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ we take great care with what goes into our chalice. only maize, hops, barley... and water. and because water is so important to us, we've partnered with water.org to help those who don't have access to it. each limited edition chalice provides five years of clean drinking water to women in the developing world. ♪ undisciplined overwaterer. she claims he's a cruel underwaterer. with miracle-gro moisture control potting mix, plants only get water when they need it. fight ended. or shifted? miracle-gro. life starts here. the redesigned ford mustang? ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes when we touch. ♪ it makes every thing more exciting. ♪ even this song. ♪ ♪ ♪ (under loud music) this is the place. ♪ ♪ their beard salve is made from ♪ ♪ sustainabl

alex and corrine lawson's beautiful baby girl. oh my is she pretty.nds. we wish them all well. beautiful family. congratulations. >> that is alex's best production. see you soon. >> take care, guys jenna: say congratulations. we should start there. we should show a baby picture to start off. great way to end the show. great way to begin one as well. we'll start with politics. new signs that hillary clinton could soon run for president. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. we know that might surprise you but according to "the los angeles times" the mrs. clinton's campaign in wait something operating out of a cramped manhattan office as staffers map out return to politics in the office she used since she left the state department. let's bring in

. >>> corrine theeian college operator is shutting down all its remaining campuses and stopping all otherons. the company has been hard hit by multiple federal and state investigations into whether it misled students and investors. corinthian agreed to shut down its campuses. >>> bristol myers squib says it's experimental drug combination succeeded in a study and it cured hepatitis c in combination with a commonly prescribed anti viral drug. >>> another headline gasoline prices rose about 5% in the past two weeks. the will you understandberg -- lundberg industry survey puts the price up 13 cents per gallon. prices are significantly below where they were at this time last year. >>> let's check on where the markets are. indicated this morning about 24 points on the dow jones. the s&p up 3. the nasdaq continues to outperform as technology continues to shine. that's indicated up on a bigger percentage basis than the other averages. we'll take a quick look at europe and asia. europe showing some red, but, you know less than a point everywhere percentage point. france down about.7 of a point. a