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it will be windy out there tam. >>> thank you david. >>> reports say harrison ford is out of the hospital after that plane crash earlier this month. the 72-year-old actor was spotted driving in la on saturday. he crashed a vintage plane on march 5th. the plane's engine failed shortly after takeoff that caused him to make the forced landing. >>> tonight on 6abc, the shirts come off when latin night returns to "dancing with the stars." the evening kicks off with the opening number choreographed by many moore. at the end of the night one couple will be eliminated from the competition. "dancing with the stars" is tonight at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. >>> can't wait for that, 5:53. >>> a nude photo scandal rocks a pennsylvania high school. >>> new developments on a chain-reaction crash that injured a bucks county police officer. we'll get a live update ahead at 6:00. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding p

they rushed over and pulled the man who now has been identified as harrison ford pulled him from the cockpit of that plane. david? >> as nick has pointed out here no word on the extent of his injuries, but of course everyone hoping the best for harrison ford tonight. nick, thank you. >>> we move on tonight now to the dangerous and deadly storms on the roads, and on the tarmac tonight. the ntsb on the scene here in new york, after a delta passenger jet making a landing could not stop on a very slick runway. crashing through that fence, the nose of the plane breaking through, coming to a halt feet from the icy water. this image taken by a passenger inside the plane looking out, how close they came to that water. moments later, the crew with fuel leaking, getting passengers off that plane, coming down that wing, standing out in the snow. there were also deadly accidents today, drivers stranded for miles, some up to 16 hours. we have team coverage on this tonight. and we'll get to it all in a moment. but first, abc's gio benitez on the scene at laguardia airport here in new york. >> tower, you have an aircraft off 3

david: yeah. >> it is half the market cap of ford and ford sells 70 times amount of cars. vid: exactly. >> something will give one day. david: nomi, gary really hit on it. what is really unnerving about all this, taxpayer subsidies, middle class taxpayer subsidies millionaires who want a fancy toy. >> big go. david: these things cost over 100,000. >> exactly. in california i have split between really rich people being subsidized to buy teslas and regular people care about having gas and want more energy efficient cars buying toyota priuses. there is a place for both and you don't have to be subsidized. government doesn't have tosubsig one, sometimes two teslas. there is the weekend test lakes please. >> i just want to be on record, rich people are regular people too. i just want to let you know. david: regular people who don't deserve my subsidies. >> true. david: coming up next with, our panel, a cleaner, high-tech version of crony capitalism. just as the feds were looking into google, executives from the company were going to the white house once a week. is that a coincid

this is another one of these, david, these guys, stand ford roommates, who have made it big.tart here, as we look what is going on, tough explain first, you begin. how is it that there is no commission for this service? >> we started out to build stockbrokerage. we thought everything from the very beginning. we wanted to remove cost majority of people are paying, especially cost for folks that didn't have that much money. we looked at commissions, we thought that is lot of mon if you're trying to invest $100 or $500 that was our goal at the beginning to see if we get rid of that cost for people. liz: i would imagine right off the bat there are restrictions? are there? am i prevented from doing certain engineering when it comes to financials and stock purchases and puts and calls? >> there is no account minimums. no trade commissions. we really, aim to make this as easy as possible for someone in their late teen, early 20s to get started. the response this week has just been tremendous. robin hood graduated from a product to a movement. hundreds of thousands of people, a lot o

we should point out harrison ford is one of the people petitioning to keep this airfield open as well as some of the businesses that do business out of that airfield. david soucie i'm also just getting some new information into cnn. the tail numbers match the tail numbers of planes harrison flown in the pass. n n n n3578 is to delaware. harrison ford is an experienced pilot. i remember he was involved in a hard landing in a helicopter. not only is he a fixed wing pilot, he was in another helicopter in another pilot while he was in the early days of him practicing flying helicopters. and they had a hard landing. so i mean he has a wide range of experience with a lot of different aircraft. >> he really does and he's been a great proponent for private aviation and putting things together. with that helicopter crash up in wyoming, it's something that really took some people by surprise because here comes harrison ford walking out of the forest. >> he takes part in search and rescue in the area in wisconsin where he lives as well as many other people are trained in that area to do. >> yeah. absolutely. absolutely. so he's very active in that but he's also aga

david gehrigen went to the white house having worked for president reagan bush and ford to work for thedent. whitewater was the big thing. david said put out all the information, just let out the information. they basically ignored him and did not take his advice and that's sort of a measure of loyalty. >> woodruff: michael, does she get beyond this? >> i don't think this is fatal by any stretch of the imagination. in fact, the strategy may well have worked, if the e-mails are destroyed, you know, members of congress, they demand to seize the server we'll see how that happens, but it may well have worked. but i do think hillary clinton has no rivals in the party no serious rivals no second-tier rivals. you know, this is a case where an overwhelming favorite is now causing serious concerns among democrats bout the quality of their candidate. there are some democrats even talking and writing now saying she might benefit from a challenge. it might sharpen her skills. it right reintroduce her to elements of a party that she hasn't been close to in a long time. i think she is the overwhelmin

david eades with bbc world news. our top stories. the ancient site of numbimrud, an ancient jewel. >>> battered but okay. harrison ford is recovering after crash landing his plane in los angeles. >>> malaysia airlines flight mh-370 is still a complete mystery a full year after it disappeared. we look at what's being called the most difficult search in history. >>> crew have faced some truly horrendous conditions including two cyclones. at one point they tell me the waves were so high they were crashing over the top deck. >>> also a daring rescue mission after 200 people are left dangling and freezing midair at the ski resort in italy. >>> hello. thanks for joining us. iraqi officials say islamic state militants are trying to destroy the ancient assyrian city of nimrud with bulldozers and heavy vehicles. this city is one of the most important historic sites in the whole country. it dates right back to the 13th century bc. it lies on the river tigers near mosul in the north of the country. our bbc correspondent made the point that this is sort of seen as an attempt to destroy not only iraq's heritage, but irreplaceable

the team will show off phillies wine from chadds ford winery and that is less than a week away for opening day, the phils open up and david you are an owl. go owls. >> final four in the nit. we got rain and snow to the northern and west, a hard time holding it together as it lets down in allentown and reading and now it's a break but the air is mild enough to change what is snow in the poconos to rain in the south. and more coming out near lebanon and harrisburg, here is our brand new sky 6 hd camera giving you a new perspective of the ben franklin bridge these cameras are in hd across the region and this is on top of one of the brand new high rise dorms and it's great too for fires or other spot news to track. i love getting the picture of the smoke so we can see which direction it s blowing and all of that. tomorrow it's dry and there will be sun, 50 is your temperature and the winds are calm, so fairly comfortable as you step outside and the rain is to the north and west, future tracker 6 showing us we get later into the afternoon by 3:00 a chance of showers pushing down to philadelphia and down into south jersey and t

ford went through. the scene is familiar but involves a prominent bay area attorney instead of a prominent movie star. fremont pilot david olson landed safely on a hayward golf course on sunday february 15th after his single-engine plane lost power leaving the hayward airport. harrison ford crash-landed his vintage single-engine plane on a golf course after it lost power taking off as well. >> so he probably had the same thoughts, where can i land without endangering other people? and when i came on the golf course, there were people up and down the fairway, so i just went across the pairwayfairway to make sure i didn't endanger any other people. it appears harrison ford did the same. >> reporter: this shows the importance of pilots knowing the nearby open areas since many incidents happen during takeoff and landing. >> it's very good to know the area around you in case there's an emergency, which is a good chance you may not be able to make it back to the airport. but that doesn't mean the plane stops flying. even in this case it sounds like in the case of harrison ford, he was able to guide the plane down to an area wh

david letterman's job. >> he wanted to be a late-night comedian. >> and does cal lis that flockhart -- calista flockhart want to permanently ground hubby harrison ford? and why this boy scout is saying, hans solo saved my life. >>> could this tv show put a notorious killer behind bars? >>> the lobster lady trapped on a remote island for more than a month. >> the only way to reach her

david? >> coming up, new images of the emergency workers racing to help harrison ford. plus the video of ford's plane coming down for that crash landing. also tonight, drivers stranded for 24 hours and the exploding manholes. the fires are caug >> the bridge looks quiet here standing empty in summit alabama. auto 50 years ago this weekend, that bridge became the backdrop of one of the biggest flash points of the civil rights movement. lona zack shows us some of the events planned to commemorate those marches. >> president obama remembered the sacrifice of selma freedom marchers in south carolina today. >> selma is now about the courage of ordinary people doing extraordinary things because they believe they can change the country. that they can shape our nation's destiny. >> tomorrow, he will be joined by former president george w. bush and those who marched 50 years ago for voting rights. >> >>> go to your church, this march will not take place. >> told to go home, they were determined undeterred by threats. their efforts were met with tear gas and beatings. 84 people i

ford's injuries are not life threatening. >> nick thank you. >>> tonight, federal investigators working on the plane skidding off the run way at laguardia airport. david kerley covers aviation for us. >> reporter: the delta jetliner that nearly skidded into the freezing flushing bay had to be lifted by cranes overnight. the md-88 carried to a hangar. severe damage to its left wing and front gear. investigators looking for clues. why the jet slid off the runway, forcing passengers to slide down the wing. hopping to the snowy tarmac to escape, as fuel leaked from the crippled airliner. the shut-down runway, just added to the 5,000 cancellations which carried into today, even with the runway reopened. our flight to laguardia this afternoon, delayed three hours. laguardia is known for its relatively short runways and an approach from the north that pilots really don't like. but it's manageable, especially in good weather. but the weather was bad. the runway still with snow and ice on it even though it had just been plowed. the delta jet, once it was about two-thirds of the way down the runway, veered left and hit that embankment. there were some reports o

ford remains hospitalized after his crash landing of his small plane. >> this is after he was hurt on the star wars set. he should just cool it. we need david murphy and matt pellman to give us weather and traffic. good morning. >> reporter: because it's so cold out there it's causing problems with salt getting it eaten up. we would be in for sunshine with the snow heading off the coast. temperatures are down in record territory in spots. 14 degrees in philadelphia. still not a record there. 5-degree mark is a new record in allentown. same thing for wilmington, 10 degrees. trenton, 11. 16 in wildwood, 10 in dover so bitter cold has returned to the region. winds are on the light side dropping out of the north enough to give you a windchill to make it feel like 2 in wilmington. you meant to bundle up. for the purpose of the morning commute you want to expect delays snow-packed side streets, salt is less effective on the roads and and a lot of mains have partial snow coverage. the high is 26 degrees at 3:00 p.m. today before dipping back to 21. we don't have strong wind out there, that's the only good news irk give you. >> reporter: -- i can g

david letterman's job. >> he wanted to be a late-night comedian. >> and does cal lis that flockhart -- calista flockhart want to permanently ground hubby harrison fordthis boy scout is saying, hans solo saved my life. >>> could this tv show put a notorious killer behind bars? >>> the lobster lady trapped on a remote island for more than a month. >> the only way to

world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the la guardia runway incident as well as the harrison ford as well. you could watch that after "action news" at 6:00 over to rick and monica. >> thank you sharrie. >> thanks sharrie. >> time to get a can check on traffic. friday night everybody just wants to get home. >> i know i do. >> wait a minute. >> well, okay, monica. matt pelman how are we looking behind that you. >> another 20 minutes and then you can run out. no flying on the way home, that's for sure because we do still have some slippery patches out there this afternoon and a few accidents like one near northeast philadelphia along woodhaven road, 63 eastbound headed towards 95. it's off to the side but you can see the other driver slowing down to see what's going on. those flashing lights will always do that. on 95 itself we're looking at delays in both directions, just normal afternoon volume, maybe not quite as bad as normal because we don't have school buses out there on the city streets today. schuylkill westbound by city avenue just 8 miles per hour and watch out for volume a

it happens over and over again, whether it is gerald ford or bob dole or john mccain or mitt romney. it is not a winning strategy. davidted, he could, excuse me, he could be right, cheryl, on this point, ted cruz. but when push comes to shove, i don't see a lot of establishment money going to him? >> no. in fact if we're talking particularly like wall street banks or large corporations they want to bet on the winner. want to establish relationships, put their money behind who they think, they believe is going to win. washington ceo council, they all said jeb bush and i don't think that's changed. david: move on to the democrats, because as hillary clinton presidential bid continues to slip a little, democrats serious looking to alternatives, senator liz warren who got endorsement from "boston globe." we didn't have to look very far, governor bayh. we've done this before but i couldn't resist. >> don't scare your viewers. david: i know it is impossible to be objective about yourself. you are a democrat who has governor never raised taxes. who appealed across party aisles to a lot of republicans in the senate. both execu

harrison ford's vintage world war ii single engine plane lost power as it took off from santa monica airport he responded exactly as he should have in report together tower. that's the opinion of david olson, the fremont pie wlot safely crash landed his single engine plane on the sky west golf course in hayward on sunday february 15th after it lost power leaving hayward executive airport. olson was impressed by ford's demeanor. >> engine failure, immediate return. >> first thing you are supposed to do is fly the plane. and from what we heard from his conversation with the tower, was he seemed like he was very calm and was trying to return. >> do you remember being as calm in your incident? >> well, meinig may have lapped a little faster. so it was more surreal. like the engines quit. it doesn't seem to be coming back and where am i going to land. >> reporter: olson said he could see where people were on the fair way and he believes ford was looking out for golfers as well. >> now olson as well as other people here at magnum aviation are waiting for information from the ntsb and later the faa. coming up at 6:00 what they hope to learn from the incident that will help other pilots and

but really david and o-ryan, the founders, have done an amazing job with the superb product. >> and, steven, it's john ford. it gives people the ability, the real time ability, to see potential vulnerable smartphones, pcs, send messages to people who might have those, push fixes, but it's enterprise. and andreessen horowitz has a big legacy there. is that missed in the hype of valuing as and whatnot, are there really attractive companies to look at there in the enterprise? >> well, the enterprise of course is the infrastructure of the world in terms of computing. and there are probably 1 billion end points. those are pcs or macs or laptops, desktops, virtual machines, cash registers, atms, all managed at the enterprise level. and taniun is an important part of that market. >> it seems with companies increasing their own cyber security budgets and government increasing their budget here, it's hard to have an accurate number here of what the possible spending in this space actually is and what tanium could capture there. >> budget is enormous. but the key for tanium is that the target market are all of the e

ford fusion. we go further, so you can. >>> our genius interview tonight was america's foremost historian of the cocktail. i just asked davidcocktail everybody should learn to make. he's going to show me right now and we'll post it tonight. i love my job. that does it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word." >>> the state department is now going through the 55,000 pages of hillary clinton's e-mails that she now says she wants released to the public. and a new poll says the republican front-runners are jeb bush and scott walker. and the 50th anniversary of the march in selma, alabama will be this weekend. ava duvernay director of "selma" will join

ford for how to evaluate the people. first or second doctor can completely vary on interpretation or perception of an individual pilot. >>reporter: that was davidporting. italy highest court has overturned the murder conviction of u.s. citizen knox finally ending ongoing court saga she and her i tall i don't know boyfriend found guilty of murdering her roommate in 2009. 2 years later acquitted. in 2013 appeals court found them guilty again though knox back in the hometown of seattle. today the i tall i don't know supreme court overturned the decision and did not order another trial. she spoke from outside her seattle home tonight. >> right now i'm still absorbing what all of this means. and what comes to mind is my gratitude for is for the life that has been given to me. >>reporter: although the court cleared knox of murder it upheld a slander conviction against her for wrongly accuse against her for wrongly accusing a bar owner in the murder. the court reduced the sentence to three years. since knox already spent nearly 4 years in i tall i don't know prison, she will not have to serve that time. >>> head of the house committee investigating th

ford, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, sam. this is not the first investigation into the city's emergency response system. the inspector general's office proposed sweeping changes in training and certifications after david rosenbaum's death in 2006. you may recall he was the reporter hit in the head during a robbery outside of his home. police, though thought he was drunk and made him a low priority transport to the hospital. last year, two firefighters were disciplined after cecil mills collapsed and died outside of a city fire station but no one from that station responded to his family's calls for help outside. in that case he took an ambulance 22 minutes to respond to that scene. alison: maryland's department of natural resources plans to close eight shelters and campgrounds along the appalachian trail. that will leave the dogland campground as the only open overnight shelter along that 40 mile stretch of the trail. crews plan to inspect trees, do maintenance. this after jason parish of philadelphia died after being hit by a falling tree. that tree fell during heavy winds. last night's winds around here certainly ushered in quite a chill for today. leon: yeah 48 hours ago, we were talking about hiki

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david. he goes no i think you're feuding. no, dad, i'm not feuding. >> fiat chrysler auto sales. it's time for ford.beau has that. >> we can expect february numbers generally speaking for the industry, to be considered lackluster. ford numbers for february sales dropping 1.9%. that is well below the ed month's.com estimate offen crease of 5.2%. looking through the release, no mention about weather. we saw nissan in the last half hour report weaker than expected sales numbers and blamed the storms in northeast as well as the southeast towards the end of the month. i think that's a theme that we hear. generally speaking, we're going to see lower than exed. sales numbers and i think the sar for the month on what we've seen so far, closer to 16.3 16.4 million compared to the estimate of 16.7 million. guys if there's one piece of good news about sales being weak in february it is the weakest sales month of the year for the industry. so you can withstand it this month. but it is going to take a bit of the bloom off the rose for the industry. >> thank you, phil. >> cold weather. >> yeah that's affected --

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