david allen is here. you so much for sticking around. .e spoke about the ecb it seems like everywhere there is a risk. what is the risk about brexit? can we believe the polls? david: i was going to john is theand the view telephone baseball is more reliable and has been more consistent. it is 60/40. francine: to stay in? david: exactly. looking at how the u.k. first phase the eu -- for sees the eu -- francine: you think i have kids, i have family, i need to make sure i can pay my sovereignties. david: exactly. it all comes down to economics. if you think you can do better outside the eu, you can leave. francine: you really think there is a 30% chance, a 40% chance of the u.k. leaving? david: it is such an emotional subject, and nobody knows for sure. all we know is it will be very messy for least two years. over the ten-year, the u.k. will do ok, so that is the rise i'm looking out for, for my family. -- at thenderstand end of the day, i think people will vote to stay. francine: so we have four months of u

david allen chapin shot his roommate back in 1978. this happened in claremont county. after an argument over religion. he killed liming, ate a portion of his brain and then did this. >> he put his friend's body in the trunk of his vehicle, drove the vehicle to raymond and walter's college where he told a professor he had body available for dissection. >> chapin's attorney said the brain-eating was part of some sort of death pact between the two. at the beginning of february but the board couldn't come to a decision and now it's in the hands of the central office board review. they could have a decision very soon. >>> a federal judge sides with apple, saying the company does not have to unlock an iphone for the feds. this is a drug case in brooklyn. the feds got a search warrant for the suspect's iphone but it was locked by a pass code. they wanted apple to bypass the code but the judge denied it. it should be noted that the ruling has no effect on the san bernardino case. >> massive irirs data breech is bigger than first thought. last mail the irs reported cyber crimin

mike: 60-year-old david allen chapin was unsuitable for considered for parole in december of 2018. serving life in prison right now longtime friend in the eye during a dispute over religion. he told a psychiatrist he actually ate his brain as part of a mutual agreement between them. sheree: involving another school scare. mike: but the information was wrong. >> they don' t need to be putting out stuff that' s not happening. mike: karin johnson talking with angry parents and getting to the bottom of what happened. kevin: i' m tracking a localized band of snow on the east side of cincinnati. i will track this band of snow and what to look forward to as we head into the weekend. sheree: top dog year. meet piper. pretty popular because of his job. the michigan airport. on top of that, as you can see, vest has sheree: a man found sleeping in his car parked close to schools with guns and ammunition. mike: it triggered panic on monday but administrators say it was an unnecessary scare. reporter: they want to make sure that they know that every student is safe and it was not involving scho

i remember david allen greer from "from the hip." there's lady liquid, neat shot jonathan: welcome back. a dog competing in the iditarod race was killed. alaska state troopers arrested arnold demoski after he drove a snow mobile into two sled teams. the mushers were unharmed. seven dogs were hurt, one killed. demoski claimed he was driving home drunk and is facing a number of charges. a police station in western australia has adopted an orphaned kangaroo. the q police station announced a new addition to the team will be called cujo. police officers started looking after him after his mother was hit and killed by the truck. the police station is 85 miles northeast of perth. hop into the shirt like it was a there you go. nbc's new comedy, the carmichael show, moves into its regular time slot tonight. it's gotten a lot of critical praise and comparisons to sitcoms of the past like all in the family like . tonight's show is about whether the parents should accept free tickets to a bill cosby concert. >> you get free tickets to his concer

its brand by casting different colonel sanders kfc is debuting the first black colonel sanders david allen greer. the actor and comedian tweeted out the news today. no other details have been released. greer was most recently seen starring as the cowardly lion in nbc "the whiz" live. >> mark: we have had greer on the morning show you cut him loose for seven minutes and say thank, david. >> romona: obviously, he has to keep it clean. >> mark: i keep the button ready just in case. still to come in our next half hour, model misbehavior question mark. this girl talks about her time with johnny and where his teacher at north olmsted high school is on administrative leave after accusations of inappropriate behavior. the district is currently investigating the matter and police have been informed. school officials say more information will be released but they can't say when. >> donald trump is a phoney, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> mark: whoa. former presidential candidate mitt romney railed on donald trump during a speech in utah. he has one goal

he may look familiar to you, as the fast food joy ant selected david allen grier to be the new face. he tweeted he will be the first african american colonel sanders in kfc's campaign. >>> joey feek passed away after her battle with cancer. [ music ] >> only 40 years old, part of the award winning country duo joey and rory hit it big after appearing on the country music television show. under going treatment since 2014. last fall her husband wrote that they had decided to end treatment. >>> prince of tide ts author pat conroy died at 70. drew from his painful is to south carolina coast and people. he died yesterday, disclose had he had pancreatic cancer. >>> 6:46, meteorologist lyndsay tapases is back to talk about the forecast. >> lyndsay: sure am. it is exactly sunrise time right now. happy sunrise. >> kristen: looking good. >> lyndsay: usually we can see when the sun does just creep up over the horizon, however today we have clouds in the way, so can't completely see that complete sunrise but there is a live look or time lapse i should say over cpcc from scott clark toyota city we

david allen greer has beenn grra cast as the first blackstla colonel sanders.ctor revealed the news aewa tweet this morning.t th can kfc's latest ads beganbega last spring with darrellh darre hammond as the colonel con followed by norm mcdonaldcdon and now jim gaffigan.affigan. no word on when greer will debut as the colonel.olon >>> we know who a lot of moviegoers are going to callo this summer.this smer. the trailer for the new ghost nt busters movie was releaseds read today.to it features an all female team m led by melissa mccarthy kristen wiig kate mick kinick k none and leslie jones. and there will be somethinget strange in the neighborhood when the new ghost busters hits theaters on july 15.uly >> looks good.ksood. >> kind of a fun different difre revival of that old classic.ic >> oh, yeah. oh, y >> coming up, maryland high high court takes up key issues inssun the freddie gray trial.al >> how it could impact the outcome o trials.tr >> and we are taking a closer look at the alarming rise in ri the sale of a drug called fentanyl.. the dea says it's leadin

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management is said to beginning full control of a $450 millions system trading hedge fund to david gordon, as allenfocuses on macro strategy. howard asset management has spun off non core money pools as part of a plan to focus on its macro hedge fund strategy. that is your bloomberg business flash. reserve bank's decision to hike rates yesterday is being warns thep official fiantry could become a "ma state." what is the latest on the political twist and turns? >> yesterday for the first time since a new round of allegations of versus president zuma was in parliament and commented on the allegations that a business family in business with his son offer the finance ministry position to a deputy minister. almost to show how unfazed he is by all of this he said the following, "don't aske me." later on he said, "i'm in charge of the government. there are no ministers appointed by the guptas.' the opposition left parliament. it was a stormy session. today it becomes a lot more serious. we had the seniormost officials meeting for three days. for the first time ever, there is a real potential that senior m

david gordon. billionaire allen howard oakes is on strategies according to a person with knowledge of the matter.ulls as part of the firm's money plan to take on its macro hedge money strategy. guy? -- dealings with the refugee crisis did cyprus tests crisis. donald tusk is due to meet with the prime minister in brussels. the meeting is the first of many. ryan chilcote is in brussels. what do we think the proposal looks like? it is more competent than it was what they were discussing 10 days ago. two big changes at one is -- changes. one is the idea is when the migrants and refugees get degrees, they would apply for asylum. that process is taken a long time up until now. the eu is looking at ways they can provide administrative assistance to greece to speed up , expedite the process of applying for asylum in greece. that is a bit of a change. what they were talking about is this idea of immediately sending them back to turkey on both without processing them. now they want to give them the opportunity to apply for asylum. the other change is this idea that turkey proposed of one for one. they will

david petraeus. as well as general john allen who also received mysterious e-mails warning him about his friend kelly. be careful at dinner, one said. she'll play with you under the table as she has other generals. allen was in fact exchanging thousands of e-mails with kelly while leading an the war effort in afghanistan. dozens of messages published in her newly released book "collateral damage." in one example, general allen begins to write i'm beginning to think these al qaeda fellows are never going to warm up to me. she responds i'm not feeling the love yet. general allen, if they met you, they would like me even more. >> let's do it. my bags are packed. >> reporter: the inspector general found no wrongdoing yet rather than take the promotion of a lifetime, the four-star general retired from military duty. he had no comment on the book. >> you were portrayed as the did you have a romantic relationship with general petraeus petraeus. >> no, the general and i and holly were very close friends. >> did you ever have an affair with general allen. >> never with anybody in my life. i'm so happily marri

allen schauffler, thank you. >>> a conversation with david johansen. al jazeera america. >> thought long ago it whereas illegal just to listen to rock 'n' roll in cuba but the times they are achangein' tonight. the rolling stones are performing an historic free concert in havana. our lucia newman has the story. >> until republican, this was the closest that a legendary rock star has come to cuba. now, the rolling stones are coming and no one wants to miss them. >> translator: when i was her age i dreamed of going to a concert like this but it was never within our reach. >> translator: this is the first time we will see something like this. and maybe the last. we want to travel abroad to see them. >> reporter: the famous british rock band has brought in some 500 tons of equipment and will be playing before an estimated crowd of hundreds of thousands. this will be the grand finale ever the rolling stones latin american tour but only here they are performing for free. >> hola cuba. >> the stones sent a message by youtube, to the cuban people, with mic jag

this from allen, one of the photojournalists, the snow piling up on the windshield. this from david at broncos headquarters, dove valley, l so band of snow were very heavy over southern sections of the metro area. mostly 20s and 30s over the eastern plain, single digits teens for the high country. tomorrow, temperatures in the 50s for the eastern plains, look at 30s and 40s for the mountains, 40s and 50s out west. the denver forecast for tonight, clearing skies with 34 and 31 the overnight lows and for tomorrow, partly cloudy, 53 and then maybe an isolated shower on wednesday, 61 on thursday. 67 friday. 65 on saturday. but another chance for showers. . >> all right. thanks, ed. >>> right now, i want to sent it up to mark haas getting set for xfinity monday live at 6:30. mark, certainly a special day for peyton manning, bittersweet, but i think he remembered to thank just about everyone. >>reporter: about everybody, 18 years in the nfl, so would have been a long list, you know, peyton manning joked a few times during the year about how he's never going to write a book about his caree

and this was from allen, one of our photojournalists, the snow in golden, it started to pile up and this is from david, another one of the photojournalists from bronco headquarters in dove valley, and south of the metro area, they've had heavy bands of tonight's temperature thes, mostly in the 20s and 30s over the eastern plains, single country. teens, 20s out west. and then tomorrow, seasonal day, the year. that would mean mostly 50s over the eastern plains, 30s and 40s for the high country, out west. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. all right. here is that denver forecast. for tonight, clearing skies, 34 and 31 are the overnight lows. tomorrow, partly cloudy, 53 and 51 and hey, that's seasonal for this time of the year. then for the next several days, there's the chance for isolated rain showers on wednesday. with a high of 56. thursday, friday, sunny skies, the upper 60s by friday. saturday, we're 65 and yet another chance for a few isolated showers. >> thanks, ed. >>> the iris is warning everyone as irs agents. it does have new life. find out why can't law enforcement stop the irs scam, that's ton

noted his home abolitionist of the time, people like david walker and morris brown, and indeed, frederick douglass, described the debt they owe bishop allen. , heas a freedom fighter combined activism with an african ethic in the context of the methodist religion, founding the methodist episcopal church that made him legendary. freedom,purchased his he became a preeminent preacher being drawn to the religion in large part, because the methodist with the largest anti-slavery religion in the country, after quakers, at the time. church leaders asked him to expand the black congregation. the st. george's methodist church -- within one year of coming to st. george's, he had expanded it from a four, to 50. african increasingly became an influential part of the church. you know how the story goes. it is ok when you have a couple of you around, but when a critical mass of african-americans started to form, things started to change. the leadership of the church started to find fault with richard allen. they told him his preaching was a little too emotional, and he needed to tone it down. white complaints that blacks were mingling in with the white

home to noted abolitionist of the time, people like david walker and morris brown, and indeed, frederick douglass, described the debt they owe bishop allen. he was a freedom fighter, he combined activism with an african ethic in the context of the methodist religion, founding the methodist episcopal church that made him legendary. after he purchased his freedom, he became a preeminent preacher being drawn to the religion in large part, because the methodist with the largest anti-slavery religion in the country, after quakers, at the time. church leaders asked him to expand the black congregation. the st. george's methodist church -- within one year of coming to st. george's, he had expanded it from a four, to 50. african increasingly became an influential part of the church. you know how the story goes. it is ok when you have a couple of you around, but when a critical mass of african-americans started to form, things started to change. the leadership of the church started to find fault with richard allen. they told him his preaching was a little too emotional, and he needed to tone it down. there were white complaints that blacks were m

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to noted activists and abolitionists of his time, like david walker and morris brown and frederick douglass described the debt they owed richard allen . he was a freedom fighter, but it was really how he combined that activism with his african ethic and the context of the methodist african, founding the applicable church that made him legendary. after he purchased his freedom, he became one of the preeminent methodist circuit preachers being drawn to the religion, in large part because methodists were the most anti-slavery organization in the country after quakers at that time. he was such an accomplished preacher of the gospel that church leaders asked him to expand the black congregation, and the great saint george's philadelphia church. within one year of coming to st. george, they had expanded the african congregation from four to 50. he became an influential part of that church. you know how the story goes. it is ok when you have a couple of you around, but when a critical mass of african-americans started to form, things started to change. the leadership of the church suddenly started to find fault with richard allen. they tol

the best piece written about this besides anything written by nick allen and susan -- nick, alan, and susan, you never know. i think davidreiling, who did a really really and peace in time to months ago on donald trump about the intermediation and the strength of it was, he connected the cultural and political, we live in it this intermediate in age, no one was to watch the news. they communicate and they live in a much more improvisational inter-and improvisational candidate. and there is a lot to be said for that. see, butd for me to history is full of surprises. it is hard to see how the model we had really from 1976 forward fact check me on this, carter was the first to understand the iowa caucus strategy. george bush picked it up in 1980. that created a sort of primary system nominating system that came out, that was different from what we have seen before. you get momentum, you get people talking about you, and then good things happen. it is hard for me to see how that model reasserts is self next time. the means to the nomination that trump has shown something. there are unconventional paths to power. i think trum

allen didn't know he was having an affair. i found out when the whole world found out. >> did you feel betrayed? >> i feel sorry for david.n his difficult situation where he had a very unhappy ex-girlfriend and the most amazing job in the world and friends who are now being stalked. >> reporter: if you could send a message to paula, wold you say? >> i really have nothing to say to her. i wish she never sent those e-mails. i hope she's in a better place today. >> juju chang, abc news, new york. >>> we should note paula broadwell was never charge and she did not respond to abc's news request for comment. general petraeus also had no comment. >> neither did general john allen who was never accused of wrongdoing. the fbi has previously denied kelly's claim of an suv interrogation. >>> moving on, coming up in our next half hour, new details about the pilot accuses of running a prostitution ring. how he managed to run a dozen brothels while flying for a commercial airliner. >> first a member of the national guard suffering from a life-threatening illness sends a and wait till you see who answered the call. you're watching with

david versus goliath matchup. tournament appearances in their program's history. duke picked up five national titles. duke led by grayson allen to averages just over 21 points per contest. >> our team is healthier than it has been over the last two weeks and we are in spring break right now so that is help those as far as travel, practice getting rest so we are excited to play. >> take a closer look at the matchups are duking carolina. noted guaranteed win. on this day in 2012 i had to pop up on my facebook feed and i got a nice smile on that. duke was number two beaten by number 15 leon. unc has upset on their mind in history on their side. conference as a number four seed and they know a thing or two popping into god. those are just two of a ton of basketball games. we have more news in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, (avo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car

david dixon texted his aunt that he was safe. a short time later he died in the subway bombing. the teacher at the school where loubna lafquiri taught said she represented the true values of caring. allen pizzey has the latest on the search for terror suspects. >> reporter: the arrest was fast and dramatic. police ordered a man at a tram stop to drop his bag. then they shot him in the leg. a bomb disposal robot approached and security forces rushed in and dragged the suspect down the street. the raids took place in the same neighborhood where belgian police found explosives and bomb-making equipment used in tuesday's terror attacks. an eyewitness who gave her name as sabrina said the police told her, "we caught a big fish." three suspects were arrested in raids today. still missing is the man in the black hat caught on cctv footage at the airport bombing. he fled the scene, leaving his bomb behind. belgian authorities say the operation here is connected to the arrest of man in paris suspected of plotting a fresh terrorist attack. what's not clear is whether they have broken a terrorist cell or investigations have now spread to germany, the neatherlands, france and spain and has prompte

david versus goliath matchup. duke faces wilmington with four tournament appearances in their program's history. duke picked up five national titles. duke led by grayson allen to contest. >> our team is healthier than it has been over the last two weeks and we are in spring break right now so that is help those as far as travel, practice getting rest so we are excited to play. >> take a closer look at the matchups are duking carolina. noted guaranteed win. on this day in 2012 i had to pop up on my facebook feed and i got a nice smile on that. duke was number two beaten by number 15 leon. unc has upset on their mind in history on their side. florida will coast won their conference as a number four seed and they know a thing or two popping into god. those are just two of a ton of basketball games. we have more news welcome back. as you can imagine the stakes are high for the final six contestants on "american idol" and some of the transformations from ordinary persons to superstar. how it comes together. for some this is an all-new experience. b they been doing this for 15 years. if they tell me to put makeup on or wear heels and address i doubt that i would

david dutch in clementon. sixty-nine and cloudy. just a few drops of rain. we will head up to burlington county further are north here, alleny. 69 degrees there. allen says clouding over after a beautiful day. looks like rain. we will get some here. really soon if not right now, ed connor in chesterfield is he seeing thunderstorms? at 1400 it was bright and mostly blue skies and now you very gray and getting dark. reason for that is we have thunderstorm, heading in that direction. the lets look at is what happening. we will go out to look at storm scan three and again, we will see thunderstorms moving into portions of new jersey. they have pretty much cleared pennsylvania, and can't rule out another pop up shower or storm this evening. but the strong thunderstorms with the lightening and thunder have moved out of pennsylvania, and now mainly over north and central new jersey. pretty thick cloud bank moving into south jersey and delaware but as you you can see southern end of this really has not fired up. i am watching scattered showers right now forming near d.c. area can't rule out something eventually getting in south jer

david petraeus, the director of cia. her threats later to be ruled emotional outbursts and not crimes, triggered a long line of flirty e-mails that kelly exchanged with general john allencommander of forces in afghanistan. allen was later cleared of wrongdoing, but he retired in 2013 after leon panetta suspended his nomination to lead the european command. petraeus resigned from the cia and pleaded guilty last april to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified information he made available to broadwell, a crime for him he received two years probation and $100,000 fine. with her lawsuits against the fbi and the defense department exhausted, kelly has told her side of the story in a new book which she reprints some of the e-mails. her husband, an accomplished surgeon, has stood by her throughout. megyn? >> james, thank you. >>> joining me now, jill kelly, author of "collateral damage," thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you say you did not have an affair with neither of these generals? >> i've never had an affair in my life. >> you're friends with these guys. you know petraeus, you know general allen. then you start getting these weird e-mails.

allen didn't know general petraeus was having an affair. i didn't know he was having an affair. i found out when the world found out. >> did you felt betrayed? >> i felt sorry for david. leon: tonight, prophet of god? digging in the man behind the chaos at the capitol. why the supposed minister on a mission caused the lockdown. and liter of puppy named after officers killed in the line of duty. >> a man's battle with the county over rink. how both sides will benefit tonight. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: we begin with breaking news from manassas. alison: where there has been a collapse inside of a business there. jonathan elias is in the newsroom watching breaking details. what do you know? jonathan: we know it is ryan reinhardt food services. this is a freezer complex. inside we are told a huge shelf gave way and collapsed on top of the workers inside. so much so they called 911. and they ordered a helicopter to bring out the injured to get them to a hospital in a faster amount of time. which would speak to the severity of the injuries. six people at one point were trapped inside the business. they have been freed for other people that migh

allen didn't know general petraeus was having an affair. i didn't know he was having an affair. i found out when the whole world found out. >> did you feel betrayed. >> i feel sorry for david. in his defense he was in a difficult situation are where he had an unhappy ex-girlfriend and the most amazing job in the world and friends who are now being stalked. >> if you could send a message to paula broadwell, what would you say. >> i really have nothing to say to her. i wish she never sent those e-mails. i just hope she's in a better place today. >> now, paula broadwell was never charged and she didn't respond to our requests for comment. general petraeus had no comment and neither did general allen who was never accused of any wrongdoing, we should point out and the fbi has previously denied kelley's claim of an suv interrogation. can kelley is adamant she is of not commenting herself to combat what she says is abuse of private information in the hands of public officials for political gain. now, kelley is very passionate about her fight to protect the privacy rights of all citizens. >> there's a lot going on. >> yeah. >> big scandal. >> she seemed very candid with you. >> s