david christopher pound, junior junior is not good night you meant to kill. >> reporter: keyshawn blue tells me he believes this is a case of mistaken identity. police say they believe the shooting was targeted and not random. they have not said why. a lot of questions still remain. >> cath rip brown reporting live in durham. thank you. >>> bridgestone will soon have a bigger facility to make tires in wilson. the company broke ground on a new $164 million expansion today. mans call for added space and new machinery. the company has not announced plans to add jobs but says the upgrade should increase productivity and secure the 2200 jobs already there. >>> the white house is adding the idea is to bring low skilled workers into the tech economy by matching employers with training programs. here, nc state will work long side companies such asism bm, citrus and capital broadcasting to train workers. in raleigh, the program hopes to place 50 worker in jobs winnipeg the first year and 350 by the year 2020. >>> durham is receiving positive news as well on the national stage. the city profoile

david christopher pounds jr. is not the guy you meant to kill. >> reporter: police say the shooting was not random. they have yet to release any information on a suspect or motive. >>> a 79-year-old man is recovering after being shot in durham. he was working on his car when he heard shots coming from a vehicle. the man was hit in the arm and taken to the hospital. this morning durham police tell suspects. >>> officer body cameras, a community oversight board and more police training. those are recommendations for police reform in raleigh. a community task force takes those suggestions to raleigh's commission tonight. they hope the commission will endorse the recommendatis and present them to the city council. >>> some groups representing sheriffs and police officers in north carolina told state lawmakers that body cameras should not be mandated by the state. the groups say no agency should be forced to adopt the devices. a spokesman for the sheriff's group says body cameras are an expensive undertaking that each

david christopher pounds, jr. is not the guy you meant to kill. >> police say the shooting earnhardt wantdom but haven't suspect or motive. >>> a cool bus collided with morning. it happened at the inner section of rogers road and forest. the students go to heritage elementary and middle schools. up in of them were hurt but passengers in the other injuries. another bus was called in to pick up the students. south soy meeting is under way to examine the alarming increase if roadway deaths across the united states. they are looking at human behavioral issues that krobt to 94% of crashes t comes into a deaths nationwide in 2015. the national highway traffic administration will also announce its vision for improving traffic safety over the next 25 years. >>> for the first time in nearly 20 years, canadian prime minister and his wife are in the nation's capital. president obama and prime minister justin trudeau will discuss a very eyedy of top ins including military cooperation. efforts to combat terrorism and improving

saint david's, christopher, 45, up in 48 now, in downingtown, at dawn's house.degrees, down in wilmington, delaware, sally at 61, around philadelphia, mid 40's, you get the picture, one colder spot up in gilbertsville, eileen 39 degrees. up in allentown, not bad, lehigh valley, at 47. certainly, signs of spring this afternoon, at 70. and it is really going to start looking like spring, come the second half of this weekend. because daylight saving time begins sunday, so saturday night, turn the clocks ahead one hour. sunset, sunday, coming after 7:00. we had couple every sprinkles, berks county, chester county earlier this morning, matched just the warmer air mass, upper atmosphere, moving on in, otherwise just partly sunny skies, for our forecast today. protected by high pressure, for several days. so, if you have outdoor plans, the next several days, good shape. all of the storms, stay to the north, and west, along that cold front it, will take its time for that frontal boundery to get to the delaware valley. that will will happen later on friday, into the week

david: ambassador christopher hill, always great to speak to you. more on brussels throughout the hour and the day here on bloomberg tv. as we go to break, here's a live shot in europe. the colors of the belgian flag in honor of the victims of today's attacks in brussels. ♪ david: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. president willn not be taking a cabinet post, at least not yet. a supreme court justice is rejecting a request to let love be the chief of staff to join in the cabinet would make it tougher to prosecute him. puerto rico got a mixed reception at the supreme court today. puerto rico is trying to revive the law that would directly affect $20 billion in utility debt. still ahead, we will have today's options inside. more after the break. ♪ julie: it is time now for the options inside. kelly kelly is here to talk about the lack of volatility. been talking about all day, we had these terrorist attacks in brussels. beenhe markets have interestingly resilient, including the fact that the vix has remained quite suppressed. even when it w

christopher s inn, which runs one of new york s most successful rehab programs. director david gerber says about a quarter of the shelter )s residents are athletes. 1:10- 1:19 sot/ david gerber/ director of counseling and shelter services, st. christopher s inn these medications mask the pain but do nothing to treat the injury. so it oftentimes worsens the injury making the need for more medications and they become addicted narr-5 robert s brother was an addict too. kenneth: were you trying to get him help? robert: actually - he was trying to help me. and he did he got me to get into recovery in the first place just weeks ago, his brother died of a heroin overdose. robert says that )s now his inspiration for staying clean. kenneth craig, cbs news, garrison new york. the centers for disease control hasn )t tracked addiction among athletes - but believes athletes have been hit hard. among 18 to 25 year olds - heroin use has last decade. the big problem is causing virginia lawmakers - and action. last month - virginia attorney general mark herring - demanded an end to the epidemic

this david cameron lose his job? christopherot know what his intentions are, but he would have to tender resignations of parliament at least, because he is taking a very strong stand on staying. he is campaigning for it. it is a massive issue for britain, politically and economically. isthe country votes no, it like not showing confidence in the prime minister. whether we're going to have elections and chances he will win again or that the conservative party will win again -- mark: do you worry that this referendum could tear the tory party apart? battle lines are being drawn. this is two weeks into the 123 day campaign. you wonder how the jury all like it will be one month to three months down the line. christopher: my main worry is the uncertainty this is creating before and after. europe has been an issue that divided the tory party. countryt good for the in government. over thenment torn policy that has been pursued the last 40 years, the single market, the biggest trading partner if you look at the european union as a whole

sixty-five, heading out toward main line we will check with christopher in, saint david, just a few cloudshe is perfect friday evening, just finish a great tennis match what a perfect afternoon to play tennis. sixty-six down into portions of southern new jersey, margot simmons in buena vista township, sunshine. beautiful day for march. delaware in the mix as well. we will check with jason in middletown with sunshine there. and one more peak at another delaware number here, 67 degrees and who is this? it is stubborn here, thinks greg, mccoy in mash tollton, delaware. he a says beautiful spring day, sunny, warm, gentle breeze. the greg sent this photo of daffodils peeking up out of the ground and we are seeing that all across the region. in fact our eyewitness weather watchers sent us photos of them popping up here. we have, daffodils, et cetera here and look at lynn's cat just lounging in the sun. that is settle amount she has best seat in the the house here today. >>> we will take a look what is happening on our live neighborhood network pleasant val any broad head villain in the looking t

and david horowitz who i mentioned in family christopher hitchens who is somebody who i probably have more personal connection to and the sense -- in a sense than anybody else in this book. when i was in college i asked my father for subscription to "time" magazine. i was so horrified that i would want this vaguely centrist magazine. he ordered me as in a a city can could have time makes income going to get you the nation as well, a subscription to the left-wing magazine i started reading the nation started reading christopher hitchens and was put away by him. the degree to which he was so salty and the left but took pleasure in exhilaration on -- assaulting his fellows on the left with is a normally exciting and liberating thing for me. .. >> so those are the people in the book and i just want to read to give you a sense of my perspective and how i think a lot about this. i will read from the very end of the book which i presume you have not gotten to yet. >> i am talking about this notion i have of what kind of perspective you need to have to do the kind of writing that i find most

david live with a foster family in southern california. >> later wednesday night the sisters gathered at golden corral where they surprised barbara's son christopher. a whole family now brought together. >> this day has been such a rollercoaster and i can't stop grinning from ear to ear. >> cousins met each other for the first time thanks to david's daughter who found barbara on an adoption connection website in ohio. in 24 hours she solved a mystery that spanned decades. >> it took 24 hours when they did the research. they found us february 13th. >> that was the best valentine gift ever. >> the misty slid away until they were reunited in person. >> and our lives are so intertwined how much the lives are like. from coast to coast. >> say cheese. >> cheese. >> will now be complete. >> barbara says her adopted family would not allow her to try and track down her brother and sisters and actually to her. now they are all thrilled though to be back together and they are planning a full family reunion. >> great story. >> we were curious how many children are adopted in the u.s. it is approximately 120,000 children from all over the world are adopted by

spots here start things offer go right here to 43 degrees, comes in to us from christopher out on the main line saint david'sr chilly damp start to the day here across the river is her know to sandra, report 45 degrees, she has actually got more than anything just some clearing skies right now, burlington, so that's definitely some good news. but she did report some light mist out there as well earlier on, and now skies are starting looks like to clear out little bit for her. 44 degrees comes into us, new castle county from sally got a lot of clouds still over hit in wilmington, casino of the story around most of the board >> normally it be we had clear skies gorgeous sunrise shot for you. not find that at this point. meanwhile storm scan also showing few little speckles of green popping up off to the south and west i won't be shocked if some of it tries to survive but wednesday through. >> you can bank on finding little sun before the day is said and done. quite the i have and flow, 07 tomorrow, generally dry, watch for late day string em or shower. >> who celebrating 50 years of music with big tour >> the

christopher. he is reporting 35 in saint david.alm wind and he has nice outdoor plans later today. chilly morning. we will warm up to the forecast another great day, can't wait to play tennis, this afternoon and this afternoon is going to be a great one to get outdoors and enjoy your favorite sport or do work maybe, prepping garden getting ready for spring. temperatures in 30's in some spots. thirty-six in lehigh valley. we are at 44 degrees right the now in philadelphia. storm scan three is extremely quiet this morning, that is the trend all through the day today with just a few passing included, otherwise dominant sunshine. future weather will confirm that as time rolls on nothing really happening. a a few more clouds heading into thursday but commute is nice and dry for us as we head into thursday night though especially after midnight we will see a weak cold front dropping in, could bring us showers late in intensity this is thursday night into early friday morning but conveniently they will clear out in time for friday morning

remind me of myself and wrestling with the beliefs of my father, mike grandfathering christopher hitchens, and people like david horowitz and others who look like my father and grandfather. i don't know if that's a good excuse but it feels more like a male phenomenon but i don't know if statistically that is true. >> actually related to this question is whether you think there is some psychology. obviously there are plenty of people who have been on the left and experienced trauma, depression, access situation and not made such a severe break or had a change in their belief system. do you see any commonalities among the studies, are any indication of why they were able to completely turn their belief system upside down? >> to the question of psychology, the book is all about psychology. when. when i said at the beginning and talked about my wife being involved in the book part of that is as a psychotherapist she has written a book on psychology. that part of the intellectual word that i live in and a very intimate microbe sense. if the deepest part of my interest in the stories is the psychology belief and psyc

actually want to zero in if i can, head out to the main line, christopher d'ambrosio, actually sliver of sunshine coming out there, in saint david'shumidity is up there. it is nearing 90% relative humidity but 54 degrees, for this time of year, that's not bad. but he does mention the clouds, and he's loving the sound of those birds, as they're chirping out therefore sure. meanwhile we take you little further off to the north, 54 degrees comes in from lou, and he is finding again also little sliver of sunshine at best out in eagleville. let me get one more. another 54 degrees thermometer reading out here, eileen checks in with just clouds, in bill bert ville, she too showing we have pretty high humidity in her location out in more outlying suburbs but did have little spring shower roll through through the overnight said the robbins are looking for their breakfast, i actually saw the cardinal out in my backyard, hangs out there yesterday. so those birds definitely feel like it is spring has sprung for sure, the cold front will tell us otherwise, doesn't bring us back to winter like conditions but sends the temperatures at least on l

. >> fox's david williams spoke to the family still stunned by what happened and all the attention. >> pittsburgh tribune review photographer christophercapture the exact moments firefighter captain sean cunningham stopped a flying baseball bat from hitting his son in the face. this weekend. >> this is baseball bat that hit me right here. this thing was like flying. it went crossing like that. i think when it was doioing my d block it like that. it flipped around and hit me right here. >> the father and son were at a spring training game of the atlanta braves and the pittsburgh pirates at disney' espn white world of sports for his birthday. landon had just borrowed his dad's phone to paying pictures and looked down for a second. the bat slipped out of the hitter's hands. >> i saw it heading towards him. didn't really have time to thing just kind of through my arm out there. >> stopping the bat in its tracks. >> i definitely think he had the hand of god guardian angel whatever you call it watching over him that day. >> you can see the terrified looks on people's faces. the bat hit sean right there in the wrist. >> went into dad mode and

christopher's hospital. he's in stable condition. >>> a mother whose two year olson was killed in philadelphia hit-and-run last year has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. davidkilled last april when he and his mother josephine rivera were hit by car on mascher street. she filed a lawsuit against the alleged driver miguel cologne whose been charged with homicide by vehicle in the case. two owners of the car involved in the accident are also named in that lawsuit. >>> definitely not the site shoppers expected at this western pennsylvania grocery store. that, my friends, is an suv on the roof. police say it landed there after a crash. the whole situation seems pretty much impossible. >> it does ill it all happened this morning at the giant eagle store in pittsburgh. so when you take a close look, you can sort of see how it happened. the street and parking lot actually butt right up to the roof so the driver telling investigator he is lot of control when another car cut him off. he slammed through a brick call and landed on the roof. >> police arrived. they asked basic information, are you okay, what's your name, where is your driver's license. he couldn't produ

and christopher leaned over to the young woman, gripped her, and said trust me, my dear, it is not the grip of passion. [laughter] so we had the discussion and then i invited david to come back and to have the discussion with the staff, itself. and we went through it a few times, and david -- he was shown no courtesy. david, in my view, was as good as it gets when it comes to caricatures. you cannot do better and david, quite seriously about his work. you are shown no deference, he was shown no particular respect for what he had done. but, he said all the wrong things. in an office like the nation. for example, he said, i'm just showing what normal people do. the nation is against -- is not against political correctness, the people at the nation, although, i, myself, worry about that a lot. and try not to be a prisoner of political correctness. at the end of it i asked david if he was sorry that he came and he said, no. he said, he has been doing this work for more than 20 years. and he has never had a serious discussion about what he does as he did at the magazine. so he was glad to have that. the article, the cartoon. we got mail and letters on it from a bunch