david kelly with jp morgan funds. >>e gdp report and weak data on factory activity in the midwest and soggy consumer sentiment for may pushed the major indexes lower on the last trading day of may. the dow industrials dropped to 18010. nasd fell nearly 28 points and the s&p 500 finished the session lower by 13. >>> for the month, all three indexes were higher. the nasdaq rose the most as you see there. better than 2.5%. >>> as for oil, crude prizes jump nearly 5% as the number of rigs used in oil fields decline for the 25th consecutive week. >>> greece was a concern for investors today and today u.s. treasury sect jack lew issued a stern warning to et ridden countries and the creditors, debt a -- get a deal done as the group of seven conference wrapped up in dresden, germany. steve sedgewick has more. >>> here in dresden at the end of the g-7 finance ministers and central bankers conference it was the unofficial agenda making all of the headlines. i went to a press conference with jack lew where he talked officially o

. >> father david kelly met a young davis whether he was locked up at 14, barely five feet tall and 100 pounds. >> what was your impression? >> he was scared, a strong little guy, but one on one there was a level of fear of what this all was going to mean. >> kelly heard about his troubled home life, davis's grandmother became his primary caregiver. his first brush with the law was when he was nine years old. >> i snatched the bag of food because i was hungry, she held onto the bag but she dropped 75 cents and $3 in food stamps. that's where the police caught me eating food. >> there wasn't food, there wasn't all the things that a little kid growing up needed so he started to find that on the outside. little by little he started to hang around with older guys who were in the gang and they took care of him. >> i was eating every day, i was getting $350 for looking out for the police first. so i'm like man it was like heaven for me. >> davis's unstable family life was welt documented by the illinois department of children and family services. but that didn't stop him from being sent to ad

still in britain david kelly the british biological analysts who told me what people told me the cia s a david have the weapons hunt and said this is biological as sure as i'm sending you got it wrong. he did not lie. he got it. we ended the 3rd article. these labs actually appear to be for whether balloons. the stuff what -- talk about mistakes that were made. it is important to look at the mistakes so you can understand how to make them again. when you stop doing that. going back and asking questions that you fall into convenient patterns of thought that ideological preference is something you want to believe, and it is important hearing on for all of us to get out of your comfort zone. that is provided in this book. i went back and talk to some of the people who would not talk to me who were presumably doubters. one of them is in this and try and go back and look at the story. are you with your service years from someone else will go back and take a different look at it and have a greater understanding. the only thing we can agree on is that the war whether or not it was justified

fast money starts right now ma aim melissa lee, tim see more, david seeberg david kelly and stave brasso joins us. netflix topping $600 for the first time. we've got the real deal on the next catalyst that could take the stock higher. plus the fade to black. no we are not talking the rally in stocks. we are talked the end of the madmen era this weekend. it turns out the show is good for much more than drinking and ad stales. if you had listened to don draper you could have made big money. >>> first, filings. >> the biggest and best investors are buying or out of, let's get the latest on the 13 f filings. >> the latest one, david einhorn green light capital. notable moves, new positions being reported in general motors. 9.5 million shares there. another consumer theme, macy's about 1.7 million shares. then -- bank of new york melon. ingram micro. [ audio problems ] 7.4 million shares. marvel technology, emc and time both there. kettle metal and green dot completely out of those. einhorn, one notable trade we want to talk about here is that and alley baba. interesting moves. dan lowe at th

david kelly, how seriously should we takes the words of the greek prime minister when he says we are close to a deal with our european creditors? >> well, this is a play in many acts. they've said that before. i think the greek sounds more optimistic than their european partners. they may be close to a deal but it could easily fall apart. they need real cash by the end of the summer. i think they're more likely to stay and get a deal than not but still a risk out there. the important thing is europe can now survive without greece so greece needs europe much more than europe needs greece. i think the global economy can get by either way. >> we've had evan on the show saying he thinks the best thing for the u.s. market is ifs greece leaves the eurozone entirely. what do you think would be better greece to stay in and the drama continue to unfold and be a headwind or at some point as some officials have been hinting in recent weeks, let go? >> you know what i think the best thing would be to let them go. look, how often can you cry wolf? this is exactly what's been happening over the co

there will be a news conference and charges could include bridge bridget kelly and david sampson. >> back here at the federal courthouse wildstein admitted the closures were political retribution and meant to cause the most disruption on the first dave school. they named bridget kelly and bill baroen as coconspirators governor christie was in virginia doing a political speech and made no mention at all of the bridge gate scandal. >> thank you. >>> now, to the latest in nepal where the death toll continues to rise in the wake of last week's deady earthquake. >> this is new video from a group of hikers caught in the avalanche avalanche, they were stuck at mount everest base camp for several days, the death toll surpassed 62 hundred and is expected to rise and nepal is pleading for money and supplies to help the people that lost everything. >>> new from the delaware newsroom two are arrested from a deadly shooting in dover police say they found 19-year-old desean friend shot multiple times, he was pronounced dead at the scene and robertson and white were arrested in connection with the s

bridget anne kelly and baroni were top alleys to christie. david wildstein is cooperating with investigators. he claims he was told to start the traffic problems then helped cover it up. >> the traffic study story was a sham. a total fabrication that they created and used to execute their scheme and to cover up their misdeeds and their misuse of public resources. >> the u.s. attorney does not expect to charge anyone else based on the evidence they now have. governor christie was out of the state today as the news of the charters became public. he addressed business groups in maclaine virginia. he did not say a word about the developments in his speech. he did release a statement about today's indictments which reads, quote, today's charges made clear that what i said from day one is true. i had no knowledge or involvement in the planning or execution of this act. now 15 months later, it is time to let the justice system do its job, end quote. >>> the police department is celebrating its two-year anniversary by pointing out progress made during that

the guilty plea by david wildstein was announced today. >> bill baroni, bridget kelly and david wildsteinment employees. they were public servants. people in those positions have an obligation to use government resources, our resources, for proper government purposes. the indictment alleges, and wildstein admitted these three defendants did something different. they used the resources of the port authority, public resources, to carry out a vendetta and political retribution against an official who would not endorse the candidate of their choice. >> it was a jolt it was a punch in the gut to me to hear an individual plead guilty and subject themselves to a potential jail term for conducting himself in an intentional way to get to me. you want to get me, get me. but two things. don't, do not involve the people in fort lee who i have sworn my life to protect and to make sure that -- that i've sworn to make sure the quality of their lives is the highest it can be and their health, safety and welfare is always preserved. at the end of the day, that's my most important responsibility as the may

when you talk to him about bridgette and kelly's, roni david sampson in part there is a certain levelfatigue. he would rather talk about anything but this. you will still take the questions today. what else to see have to do? >> in politics perception is reality. personally responsible, i think he knows more than what he's telling. no matter how long he spends answering questions if they don't believe is telling the whole truth that is where the credibility issue arises bill: more to come. thank you for joining us. >> there was an explosion on the subway. check out this video. trying to remove's and triggers this dramatic spark. i'm thanks or group throwing trash and metal on 3rd rails in the subway. following the shooting of nypd officer brian more who did, in fact, pass away today. thoughts and prayers are with his family. >> the nypd as well as other police departments are big brotherhood and sisterhood. we will help the family try to get through this tragedy. bill: 25 years old. >> and the man that killed him was an ex-convict. >> side the home run record. they will have $6 millio

diane swonk joins us and david kelly. good morning to you. big move on the market.eparate out what the fed does and what the market does in response, diane, and focus first of all on what the economy is doing. people like me find this hugely disappointing. we were up a job growth of 280,000 in the three months to november. i know we've come back from the revision, but this doesn't signal the u.s. economy is strengthening. do you believe it is? >> definitely watching the labor market has been like watching a toddler learn to walk two steps forward then they stumble a bit. then they regain momentum. i think that's what we are seeing is more of a toddler learning to walk than a flat-out sprint here that. it's problem for most consumers in the u.s. economy. the wage numbers are weak. on the down side much of the increase in the employment cost index we saw that was encouraging for wages was in fees and commissions, which are related to last year's consumer spending. on a more encouraging note the 5.4% unemployment rate although we don't want to take it at face value, th

fast money starts right now ma aim melissa lee, tim see more david seeberg david kelly and stave brassoal deal on the next catalyst that could take the stock higher. plus the fade to black. no we are not talking the rally in stocks. we are talked the end of the madmen era this weekend. it turns out the show is good for much more than drinking and ad stales. if you had listened to don draper you could have made big money. >>> first, filings. >> the biggest and best investors are buying or out of let's get the

kelly in an e-mail. time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. >> david wildstein is a liar. >> reporter: kelly breaking her silence for the first time in 16 months. both she and baroni deny the charges. >> i never ordered or conspired with david wildstein to close or realign lanes at the bridge for any reason. additionally, for the indictment to suggest that i was the only person in the governor's office who was aware of the george washington bridge issue is ludicrous. >> reporter: governor christie responded in a statement. today's charges make clear that what i've said from day one is true. i had no knowledge or involvement in the planning or execution of this act. christie spent the morning in virginia with business leaders. damage to a possible presidential campaign may be unavoidable. >> i think this makes a presidential campaign which has already been an uphill battle, the climb is now steeper today. >> reporter: after court wildstein's lawyer repeated a damaging claim. >> mr. christie knew of the lane closures while they were occurring. and eviden

was also indicted on the same charges as kelly called david wildstein the man played the plea deal in this case a liar. kelly also said this alex and mike this was the the eye opening thing, she said, the idea that she's the only one in the christie administration that knew about the lane closings going honor even before they went on, ludicrous. she obviously is hinting that she knows a lot more than she will say and she will hold that for a plea deal herself or waiting for her trial, herself, and maybe she can drag chris christie into this. but so far he has not been dragged into this, meaning in one has come out and said other than that lawyer who doesn't put up the proof who said that he knew about this before it happened or while it was happening. >> we will see what happens when they all start turning on each over. >>> 6:06. a pedestrian struck in mount laurel traffic in the area of rodgers walk was diverted for hours, after the northbound lanes of the 27 three, meet rodgers walk. the pedestrian was rush to the hospital. her condition is not released. officials have not said if t

irm isivate equity f courting family offices with a little help from david petraeus. jason kellykr -- we are talking about aiming at a new pool. jason: this is an area that private equity has long courted but never so seriously. $4 trillion of wealth around the globe, but it's different from where private equity has been a lot of their time before. traditionally, the biggest source is big pension funds, especially here in the u.s., looking for those returns so they can pay their pensioners the pension that they've earned, they've gone through endowments and they have gone to wealthy families in the past. what we have seen in the past three years, as those other sources get a little tougher, they're aiming squarely at these wealthy families around the world. mark: you just give us a number in the trillions -- these are concentric circles. how big is the pool? jason: $4 trillion is the big number. you are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars throughout the world. sometimes in really not easy to find places. one of the consistent themes we heard from the folks we talked to

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. >> reporter: as part of the plea deal david wildstein under baroni at port authority admitted he, kelly and baroni conn cocked a plan to jam up traffic in fort lee by closing local access lanes to the george washington bridge under the guides of the traffic study. >> i have the highest respect for people in the u.s. attorneys office but unfortunately they are relying on one narrater, david wildstein and he is flawed. >> reporter: kelly was tired of being a political punching bag in the bridge gate scandal which could have ramifications for governore's popular run for president. >> contrary to the way i have been described by my former collogues, i'm not stupid. i'm not weepy insecure, i'm qualified, and overwhelmed. >> reporter: kelly will to have explain the e-mail where she told wildstein that time for some traffic problems in fort lee. baroni will have to deeven if his testimony before state lawmakers about the traffic study that never happened. >> i am an innocent man. >> reporter: there is no known evidence that governor christie played any role in the political traffic scheme. he

two civil servants who were working in new jersey, these were top chris christie aides, david wildstein, bridget kellynown about david wildstein pleading guilty for the past 24 hours or so it happens today, but what i'm interested in is future indictments, other folks, and does that end up proving to be a headache for the chris christie administration? i think that is the story to look forward to because if this goes beyond david wildstein and bridget kelly, other figures in the christie administration, this becomes a bigger and bigger problem. >> abby you spoke with the christie camp recently what are they saying? >> they want to put all of this behind them. when i spoke to them though i asked them about this and how it would play in the campaign. they said, look, we're still in a good position the game hasn't even started yet. we don't want to be a frunt runner if you look how last go around played out. interesting, though jose how quickly things can change in politics. chris christie was the most coveted endorsement you could have gotten. all the other candidates were saying, wow, we wish we could

it's the first step in a long legal process that will likely see bridget kelly and bill baroni stand trial. davidow is the case against kelly? she was governor chris christie former deputy chief of staff. how are those legal charges likely to play out? we have a senior editor for politics, she has been covering the investigation from the very beginning. sheaf was in newark yesterday. let me start with we had bill baroni's friend on a little while ago. he was suggesting to me the defense are likely to hear from bill baroni in all this. it's look the prosecutors are alleging and wildstein is admitting to a fake traffic study. the fake traffic study was the pretense for the shutdown and it was how they were going to cover it up. baroni is going to be claiming i never knew it was fake. i thought this was a real legitimate traffic study. what do you make of that defense? >> it's his chosen path that wildstein is a liar. he fooled me. the problem for bill baroni is there is all the documentary evidence, i mean we know that he ignored the phone calls, for a week. from the ft. lee mayor. desperate pleas

david wildstein pleaded guilty and bridgette kelly and baroni pleaded guilty. the trial will start in july. >>> 7 minutes after 5:00 now. 53 degrees. federal regulators are expanding their safety check. they issued an emergency order on train speeds. it requires amtrak to use the automatic train control device in the curve where that derailment happened. that was installed last week after the accident happened. they have to flag other curves. for the passengers these requirements and paying to get them done are urgent. >> no brainer. you look at the number of people who travel on the corridor and amtrak alone and it's a no brainer. funding has to happen. end of story. >> the funding battle grows. senate democrats said they need to address a repair back log. last week members of the house voted to cut amtrak funding. >>> you can count on "nbc 10" to bring you breaking developments on the deadly train derailment. we'll pass on new information through the "nbc 10" app. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes after

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kelly says she's still innocent. >> i never ordered or conspired with david wildstein to close or realign lanes at the bridge for any reason, much less for retribution. >> kelly and baroni will be in court monday to face charges. meantime governor christie is using twitter to argue that today's court action shows he had no knowledge of the scheme. >> a different kind of rally through the streets of philadelphia today. hundreds of community activists and low wage workers marching together in the fight for 15. more labor groups joining the annual may day rally this year. they're behind a movement that aims to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. the march beginning with low wage workers outside of mcdonald's and then moving through west philadelphia to clark park and while it may not be obvious organization organizers say the violent protests and community concerns tie into people needing a living wage. >> this income equality is an issue that reverberates throughout entire city. when we look what's happening in the police brutality that's because of poverty. we've got to do something to break the cycle of poverty.

kelly, appeared in federal court yesterday. charged last week, as former port authority employee david wild stein pleaded guilty in that case. wildstein claims both barone and kelly conspired with him to jam traffic in fort lee. it was all to punish the borough's mayor who did not support governor christie's re-election. governor christie has denied any knowledge that far plan. >> it was more than basketball game. chance for philadelphia police to build good relation was teenagers. officers joined about dozen young men at the right recreation center in west philly last night. not only did the officers play hoops with the teams they also talk about their role in the community. >> they seem like regular people. >> we are here to help. we don't mind listening to, it is all about locking people up. >> so good to see the philadelphia commission on human relations helped organize the basketball game. >> well, sunday's broad street run quickly turned into race to save lives. after two runners collapsed with heart problems. both are expected to recover thanks to some quick thinking law enforcement officers. the first runner seen here

. >> david patrick kelly. >> he is very unknown. >> i don't know until i googled it. scoring is down 12, 13 points compared to new orleans. how do we get rid of the double team that was effective in game 2. >> he works better when clay thompson is playing better. when curry's teammates aren't doing well, he has to do more then focus more on him. the thing that was strange about the game the other night, it didn't look anything like a regular warrior game. that is what to me was alarming. they didn't look like the warriors. >> despite that, they lost by 7:00. not like they were blown out. >> which leads me to believe if they had made some of those points -- one time when i was yelling at the tv, when clay went up for the lay-up and you it would be -- tried to dunk it but it didn't get in and there were a couple of times they gave the ball away. at the ends of the game, even though it was closer than it seemed, at the end of the game by 7:00 some of those points could have come back. >> i kept the sporting drink from wednesday. steve said i thought we lost our poise. ev

high-level members of christie's staff chief of staff kelly and bill baroney have been charged for their alleged role in the same conspiracy and cover-up. david wildstein told a federal judge he kelly and baroney shut down the bridge as an act of revenge targeting the ft. lee mayor for refusing to endorse christie's election. winesteen is facing a max muff of 15 years in jail though will serve less time because of his cooperation with the government. the charges again kelly and baroney carry a maxim penalty of up to 86 years in prison all coming as chris christie prepares to make an announcement about running for president which could come as early as this month. christie's office says that today's news affirms that the governor had no involvement in or prior knowledge about this conspiracy. dale baroney and bridget kelly also maintain their innocence. it was evidenced that his committee uncovered which led to the u.s. attorney's criminal investigation and matt katz is a reporter here with wnyc in new york. assemblyman, let me start with you. >> sure. >> your panel looked into this last year and in your final report you could find nothing to

the one where david wildstein says the governor knew. bridget kelly says folks in the governor's office knew. there's the report that has a different version and bill barone still claiming this is the traffic study. >> you have been investigateing for over a year as well. have you found any new evidence? >> there's no direct evidence that the governor knew. but he's talking about this as if what happened on friday was a vindication that he had no involvement. even in that press conference this does not implicate or exonerate him. >> the governor tweeted out he took action firing staff believed to be accountable. isn't that what a governor is supposed to do? >> absolutely. we don't have all the answers yet. it is the new low in american politics is that at least i wasn't indicted. it seems to be a low standard because the governor appointed these people to high positions within his administration one of them pled guilty and two indicted. >> there's no direct evidence he knew about it. you say more to come from your committee. what more can you do that

david is called, "don't get fooled" again. watch the rest of the interview on "the kelly file" tonight on fox news, 9:00 eastern time. vid: they don't waste time. blake burman, thank you very much. liz: thank you for joining us. we'll be back here tomorrow. for now "the willis report" is next. ♪ gerri: hello, everyone, i'm gerri willis and "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. >>> the nfl set to punish one of it is biggest stars. will tom brady be suspended for cheating? >>> the latest mess in the rollout of obamacare, a state health exchange under federal investigation. we'll have latest details. >>> self-driving cars are supposed to make our roads safer, but a new report says they're get nag fender-benders at much higher rate than regular cars. we'll investigate what is going on. >>> don't lose money on your savings. we have a list of checking accounts with surprisingly high interest rates. all that and more coming up on

david: i just saw that ray kelly saw with the predecessor credit bus stop and frisk policy that was pute is in the york -- new york. >> we should also have had a peace dividend that was from the '90s instead of saying we don't have to do this but they quadruple down then building resentment in the community. >> when you stop people who have guns from committing crimes that is what is stopping and frisking is all about. >> she bakes an issue that the gains were captured it is not to either zero or but all the good things all the time. but to do with empathy or knowledge of the local jurisdiction. david: we have the winners and losers section from every friday. >> the users? the obama administration economic policy that has down the revision of gdp is abysmal. >> that is truly abysmal but this week goes to the presidents of fifa who is drinking a big class of i don't care with corruption. david: i cannot afford to make fun of somebody else's name with a name like mine. he is shameless. [laughter] but with other organizations like that. >> mine is saudi arabia that made a strong effort a c

david: okay. zack shepard, kevin kelly, kevin colvin, thank you all.ve got to update you on the death toll from that massive storm that hit the midwest. it has caused 36 deaths now being reported, 14 in new mexico, 17 in texas and four in oklahoma. ten people are still missing. more rain fell in the hard-hit houston area today, temporarily complicating the cleanup efforts after a down power of almost -- downpour of almost a foot of rain. as many as 1400 homes in houston have been damaged by flooding. texas governor greg abbott has declared more than 45 counties disaster areas. liz: although those deadly rainstorms have tapered off, many cities are still in danger of flooding. david: fox news' rick reichmuth has the latest from the weather center. >> the problem is the ground is so saturated from, in many cases, 18-20 inches of rain this month, so any more rain on top of that, and you very quickly get flooding. severe weather also the threat for the day today, western parts of kansas, nebraska, eastern part of colorado, the panhandles of texas and oklah

david wildstein pled guilty and bridgette kelly and baroni were indicted. >>> now your "nbc 10" first weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we've seen an hour of sunlight so far. we are now 20 minutes or 20 minutes before 7:00 but it's still cool outside. stuck at 53 degrees right now in the city. bright sunshine will change that after a cooler morning. 70s, a warmer day today but gusty winds will be developing. really feel them later this morning and in the afternoon. winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. that's dryer air coming into play and it will make things chillier tomorrow morning. over the weekend in for a big warmup turning summer like for the unofficial start for the summer. memorial day monday. 53 in philadelphia and wilmington is at 49 degrees. and wilmington is seeing sunshine. look at this. great view from froley stadium. ing in but sunshine for the city of wilmington. in fact the entire region will see sunshine. no storms coming our way. the clouds from yesterday's rain have moved off shore. stand by for a quick warmup. in the pocono mountains, it will move into the

kelly and eagles. worst first month to phillies season in 15 years is over. davidr this guy feels like phils starter has not won in 15 years. david buchanan beat up once again by cardinals today. first inning cardinals put ul three spot. matt holliday. collegeville native tim coony making debut. third upping his favorites teams is a kid goats him. darin ruf the solo hospitaler. phils get within one. coony doesn't get out of the inning. cards get it back. buchanan two-run homer to matt adams. phillies lose-3. 4 straight starts without a w. ducis, tough times for phillies. hopefully eagles have a much better 20 15 season. >> jeff, thank you so much. that will do it for our show tonight and reminder we'll be back with you tomorrow night for another night of our draft breakdown show. jeff and jamie will join us. of course, round two and three nfl draft. and 6abc sports team i'm ducis rogers thanks for watching we'll see you back here tomorrow >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, kim kardashian west, michael sheen. this week in unnecessary censor

kelly and bill baroni. you also have this other outstanding issue. this was not mentioned, but david sampson, the chairman of the port authority of new york and new jersey. this is chris christie's closest confidant. all the reports indicate and all of my reporting indicates that the investigation, the federal investigation that began with these lane closures that you're seeing addressed today, that that sort of branched out, as more information came to light to involve potential conflicts of interest business dealings this whole story about united airlines and trying to insist on a route to his vacation home down in south carolina. >> it all involves transportation. >> and one lawyer said to me the other day, he said what you're going to see on friday with bridget kelly and bill baroni and anybody else he said that's going to be the bing. a few weeks from now with david sam sampson you're going to get the bang. >> and the bada boom? >> that's a jersey way of putting it. >> there are other investigations. there's an s.e.c. investigation as to whether the governor diverted funds. >> i

a judge will arraign former deputy chief of staff bridget an kelly and bill barone on nine charges. on friday david wildstein pleaded guilty in a plea deal. officials say they caused that traffic jam on purpose. christie said he does not know anything about it. >>> 5:05. new information on a road in camden county that has reopened after a vehicle hit a pedestrian there. traffic is again moving on route 73 in mount laurel. the crash happened around 8:30. police had to close the northbound lanes for investigation. we don't know the victim's condition right now. investigators haven't told us if charges will be filed. >>> this morning we do have some new information on a military vehicle crash that injured six people, including four soldiers on the new jersey turnpike. we know one of the soldiers suffered a spinal injury. sky force 10 was over the scene late friday. a humvee involved in a military convoy was then involved in a wreck. the crew was traveling from fort drum, new york to burlington county. two civilians were hurt. no charges have been filed. >>> the bucks county man accused of murdering a

it started with bridget kelly's e-mail to david wild sheen read time for some traffic problems in for the lee. more than a year and a half later and after numerous investigations that tarnish governor trustee's administration charges have finally come. >> this is a black eye on represent tea democracy. people need to trust their government officials. >> reporter: later governor christie tweeted that today's charges made clear what i said from day one is true, i had no knowledge or involvement in the planning or execution of this act. back live at courthouse before baroni and kelly will be arraigned on monday. now based on what the u.s. attorney was saying, there are unindicted coconspirators in this case who he would not name but at this point he says he does not expect other charges. live in newark, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." alicia. >> nora thank you. >>> here at the big board where pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane says she continues to have confidence in her new chief of staff even though a female prosecutor alleges that jonathan deck he were sexually har

former deputy chief of staff bridget kelly an political appointee bill bar roney face nine count david wildstein pleaded guilty. >> oh, good i'm sure that comes as a great comfort to all those who are still stuck on the bridge. from 2013. i don't know why. you would think someone with have brought them a sandwich. >> so chrisist c.e.o. escapes indictment but still three of his top aides are going down that has got to be humbling. >> chrisiest now in a position to claim vindication. he intends to announce his presidential campaign as early as this month. >> how the [bleep] is that vindication. how does that vindication. in what world you know it is what i have been saying i -- do anything. i didn't shut down that bridge as retribution, was my senior staff hand picked and encouraged to a culture i created of intimidation an bullying. christie, 2016. all right. i'm going to get this one again. let's do another one. here we go. all right hold on. all right give me another one. >> the top republican is under a rest along with his son on federal corruption charges. >> charged with conspiracy

. >> david tepper taking the stage. let's get to kate kelly with the latest there. kate? >> melissa, thanks so much. just walked out of a presentation with david tepper whose market outlook nearly almost takes news. he thinks the markets are at an inflection point. he put up a slide he thought was key. it showed the curve in terms of triple b bonds. based on that he said he thinks one of two things is going to happen. either stocks will rally hard or treasuries specifically are going to fall specifically hard. now, he talked a little bit about china. he thinks the fact that the bank of china now engaging in fiscal onomic stimulus is going to be another inflection point for the markets. now, as we've seen with the shanghai index, chinese equities have really rallied so far this year and on this news as well. however, he says going forward the question is what's going to happen from here. he talked at length about how you have four feds right now. the u.s. you have europe you have japan, and now china, and they're all in essentially easy money mode. so what's going to happen

david wildstein is a liar. >> bridgette kelly there defending her events after being indicted in thee of creating the 2013 bridge pile-up. joining me is a reporter for "the washington post." phillip, good morning to you. let's get to what governor christie said in a newly-released statement saying today's charges make clear that what i've said from day one is true. i had no planning or execution of this act. now 15 months later it's time to let the justice system do its job. phillip, a prosecutor in this case says he doesn't plan to bring more charges so essentially governor christie is cleared. but how much of an impact could this have on governor christie's chances to join into the 2016 race? >> the impact is already felt. his polling from his peak favorability has dropped 34 points over the course of the past year and a half or so. and part of that is because he's artificially inflated this with his election of 2013 but he is badly, badly damaged by this. and whether or not you're going to do well as a presidential candidate is whether you have had criminal charges filed against y