devone says he was well known o that's what they would say. i called him a leader, a hunter. that's what they would call him. i called him brilliant. working to survive. to help the fellows navigate life or death choices devone enlisted men like james houston and sam vaughn, who themselves have rap sheets for violent crimes. >> let me tell you, city hall was like what? we're going to be looking to hire men and women who may have murder in their background? >> reporter: their background one of the things that makes them particularly suited to the most crucial part of their job, interrupting violence. the fellow calling tells james he thinks he's being hunted. >> what kind of car? >> reporter: a car filled with suspected rivals parked in front of his house. unarmed, sam and james put their lives on the line to stop a potential shooting. we're told to keep our cameras down because the young man asked us not to show his farks his house or his >> i'm telling you seriously, take my word. >> but i'm telling you -- yeah, but what i'm saying is you're -- >> whatever it is right here.

kellye: thanks, devon. ofare keeping a close watch developments after a seven-year-old girl was shot in d.c., about two blocks from garfield elementary. d.c. police said the little girl the police are asking anyone with information in the case to please call. take a moment to look at the pictures on your screen. fairfax kenny police are hoping that you can help find sanchez and her son. seen9-year-old was last this morning. her family was trying to get her mental health services. sanchez has schizophrenia. she grabbed the nine-year-old and fled. the family of concern for both. if you see either of them, please call the police. missingembers of a two-year-old san francisco girl are hopeful she will be found safe. the body of the girls mother was found friday. nobody has seen her since about a week and the police a nobody has seen her daughter since late february. the police are treating the death as a homicide. in the district, you can call it a case of the burglars, surveillance video helps catch this man.

devon: we have possible record cold today, still a breeze. we are already freezing, subfreezing hagerstown, winchester, luray, stanton, cumberland. , we areow temperatures below the average low. still 15 to 25, the two minute when data breach sustained. -- the two-minute wind average sustained. it is getting extremely cold tomorrow morning. it will feel nice but we are more rain coming our way. the winter weather that we had earlier today has moved out to sea. late overnight towards the morning, possible record cold settles in. a lot of sunshine come it is cool, breezy sunday. mo there are signs this as the potential of either/or, which says there is a potential big bust. freeze warnings tonight, hard freeze everywhere. the plants that you just cover up, you will have to bring them inside tonight come even into the garage. several hours well below freezing. reagan national could set the low, feeling colder with the wind at 10 tomorrow morning. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, clouds late in the day, 50's. with a lack of breeze, it feels much nice

devon lucie has a look at how low the temperatures will go tonight. devon: we will go below freezing not it cases, and if will feel like what below freezing when you combine the air temperature with the wind. clear skies national harbor, the temperatures falling quickly. areas to the west could see frost in the morning. in the catoctin second of three arctic fronts to come through. even colder air means a widespread freeze tuesday morning. 53 was the high today. that is closer to the average low this time of year. frederick, 39 manassas, potomac and reagan national at 50. lower 40's in many towns and neighborhoods. clear night come a cold pattern. for the bus stop tomorrow, coats, hats, gloves, it will feel like 28 with the windchill factor. 62 in the afternoon. it will be warm, mild, mid 60's. afternoon rain coming in with the arctic cold front. in the complete forecast come the exact timing of when that the tuesdayg with morning lows and monday morning lows. all of the specifics in the co mother of three murdered, and now the police say the father o

once they hit devon we all kind of figured, okay. something is happening.t, kind of have to do something. once he hit me, my glasses flew off. i was pretty much distracted. then the other guy was still kind of in my face. >> shaken, devon continues to go for the panic button when suddenly one of the robbers hits him again. >> when they hit me the second time that's when somebody grabbed my cell phone, stole that, and then one of the guys goes and sees money on the counter. it was a dollar. grabs it and starts asking the customers for money. >> they just started coming around telling everybody to empty their pockets, give them whatever they had, give them all the money and some guys just handed over loose change or like dollar bills that they had and jeremy, our resident star craft player, was so intent on his game that he just handed money over the shoulder and kept playing. >> then one of the robbers makes his way to dylan. >> they told me to empty my pockets, and i had my ds and my phone and i just looked at the guy and i went, i didn't say anything to hi

>> devon: hilary. >> hilary: i am more than qualified. and then we made that huge donation at the fundraiser. how could he keep me off this board? >> devon: the reason is -- >> hilary: no, you know what? even though he says he doesn't hold a grudge, clearly he does. >> devon: that's not what it is. >> hilary: what? did he tell you something? >> devon: it's what i told him. i asked him to turn you down. >> abby: you didn't have to. i'm pregnant. i'm not feeble. i don't need my husband to drive me to work. >> stitch: okay. noted for future reference. >> abby: and, look, i don't need you hanging around here all day watching my every move. >> stitch: abby. >> abby: [ sighs ] thank you for not listening to me. how'd you know i needed this? >> stitch: 'cause you love your dad. >> abby: he could have died, and i'm furious it

>> devon: hilary. >> hilary: i am more than qualified. and then we made that huge donation at the fundraiser. how could he keep me off this board? >> devon: the reason is -- >> hilary: no, you know what? even though he says he doesn't hold a grudge, clearly he does. >> devon: that's not what it is. >> hilary: what? did he tell you something?

>> devon: hilary. >> hilary: i am more than qualified. and then we made that huge donation at the fundraiser. how could he keep me off this board? >> devon: the reason is -- >> hilary: no, you know what? even though he says he doesn't hold a grudge, clearly he does. >> devon: that's not what it is. >> hilary: what? did he tell you something? >> devon: it's what i told him. i asked him to turn you down. >> abby: you didn't have to. i'm pregnant. i'm not feeble. i don't need my husband to drive me to work. >> stitch: okay. noted for future reference. >> abby: and, look, i don't need you hanging around here all day watching my every move. >> stitch: abby. >> abby: [ sighs ] thank you for not listening to me. how'd you know i needed this? >> stitch: 'cause you love your dad. >> abby: he could have died, and

first, we begin with devon lucie. big changese, underway right now. just a moment ago at reagan national, nearly 60 mile-per-hour wind gust, that is severe thunderstorm criteria. highatest updates to the wind warning, fairfax city, arlington, alexandria, falls church, d.c., prince george's, montgomery county have been added to the high wind warnings, wind gusts up to 50 and above. speeds, these are wind averages over two minutes, 30 miles per hour sustained wind d.c., leesburg 38. nearly 60 mile-per-hour wind gust at reagan national. that is severe weather criteria. degrees.7 that is really cold air driving in, and these are not the strongest winds. a look at steady showers towards the metro, columbia, savage, howard county, anne arundel d.c., arlington, prince george's and fairfax counties. that is a severe thunderstorm to the eastern shore. this is the arctic cold front. we can be thankful it did not happen next to an 83 degree day like we had yesterday. exactly how long the wind will last and where they will stay in the cold. th dramatic shift outs

then devon makes what's happening even cooler by editing together the stunning visuals and sharing itmillions of online viewers. it looks ridiculously fun, if not a little dangerous. >> a lot of my videos that i create, they're basically taking ideas of kids and making a much larger scale for adults or big people. >> but flying off a 150-foot-high cliff is not for the faint of heart. austin's brother, creighton baird, is one of the rope swing engineers. his job is to make sure everyone survives to tell the tale. >> to actually jump, you need two ropes. you always want a back-up rope when your life is on the line with something like this. you only mess up once. >> to build the rope swing, the crew is riffing off existing hardware left by past climbers. >> and there were five bolts placed on the arch in the '80s. we attached the two ropes we jumped onto webbing to attach to the five anchor points. >> they're taking every precaution but it's still a risky endeavor. a rope could break. a bolt might come loose. they're taking a slight misstep could land someone over the edge, onto the unfo

let's start with you, devon.s lots of fireworks. >> apparently hundreds of people signed up for the city council this week. they passed a 90-day emergency moratorium for a majority of its rentals. this means about 60% of oakland's rentals are now covered under a moratorium which says that land owners cannot raise rent past the consumer inflation, which is essentially at 1.7% right now. what's interesting is the other 40% is under a state law, and that's much harder to regulate the rent control. so when we're seeing national headlines of, you know, a two-bedroom in oakland rising 40% over the last year, it's largely driven by these uncontrolled units. so that's a state issue. over the next 90 days, the local municipality, oakland, has to figure out what rules and regulations it wants to do with the units it can control. >> were was all the emotion at the meeting coming from? >> this has been an issue that oakland has been dealing with a long time. over the past two to three years, we've been seeing these rents dou

devon: could there be more of a rock star pope?lye: i don't think so come in to lay his hands on that you do for little girl, touching. the complete opposite unfortunate is what i have to bring now, it will be brutal, possibly low records tomorrow. then we will warm up, just like with the pope gave us in the previous story. clear skies tonight, clouds at times. we are already freezing winchester, luraty, stanton, cumberland. feels like 27 when you take the wind into account. 15 to 25 sustained wind. the system brought in the little bit of snow earlier today, sending it out to sea. we still have the wind. completely get rid of that overnight. days, a possible start of a record cold sunday, but the rest of the day is gorgeous. then more rain. the front, clouds, showers late in the day. much closer to where you are come overnight into the morning, freeze warning in effect. bring the plants inside commit least into the garage if you do don't with them to freeze and die. 22 to 30 in the morning, feeling colder than that. the record lows

meteorologist devon lucie has the first look at the forecast. looks like we will have that rain can find to at least part of that monday. sunshine making a return of warmer weather. we have a few clouds out there. the warmest it has been all day, after a frigid start, 31 below freezing. it 12. west virginia was the high is 51. right now we are actually above that, we are 52. very close to the 503i was anticipating. turned these winds have to the south about 10 miles per hour. a chilly weather patterns stuck right now, but there is a front west of here. a week system should bring warmer wea will beg the warmer air weather coming in. by afternoon we are looking at 66 and some sunshine. the main round of rain, i'll tell you when that arrives on tuesday. our complete forecast in a few minutes. anchor: a chris of town and is in jail tonight, charged with killing his infant daughter. police say that avery poindexter died from head injuries caused by her father, kyle poindexter. new orleans this morning, the loss of one of its favorite sons tonight. ,

devon: will have to be after this week. home openerilly thursday. today was the last game for the exhibition season for the n wall street. the nra. they're powerful. they usually get their way. but not with democrat donna edwards. she won't take cash from wall street banks. and when washington insiders wrote a loophole to let the nra spend dark money to kill gun safety laws, donna edwards said 'no' she's fighting to ban assault weapons and putting the safety of our communities first. because to democrat donna edwards, the special interests aren't special. we are. women vote! is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. open theirationals scherzer will get the start. dusty baker announced even strasbourg would start the second game in atlanta wednesday, which means gio gonzales could likely start the home opener thursday. first, the nats had to play their final exhibition game today. this was a close one at nats park. the twins had an 8-7 lead in the ninth until th

>>supervisor eric mar: i think devon is going to be a great addition. it helps to change culture and also policy. i think your experience of riding everyday especially through dangerous areas of the city is going to be a great addition. the deaths and accidents from the richmond really have bothered me from the 2010 killing of derek allen, 22-year-old man dragged from a bus was so heartbreaking and the bicyclist who was killed for his bike in the richmond. there is this different effort that evenings like this is important for this policy and looking at a family-friendly experience and also people as -- use to say, making it safe for people from 8-80 is really critical as we change policy. i'm pleased the experience that you bring will add new life to the bicycle community. i'm glad to support you and also really be educated by you on the bic. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you, supervisor mar. seeing no further questions and comments. thank you for your presentation. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagu

when i say women, you say suck. >>> that was devon dwyer with the report. protesters are braving the bad weather to call for change in the way political campaigns are funded. protesters gathered in the rain on independence mall yesterday. their goal is to put a stop to corporate donors. >>> everybody's vote matters we should not be run by people who have more money. >>> we're going to stop off in small towns and do rallies at night. we sleep in churches and community centers. >>> about 150 people with march the entire way to washington, d.c. the march ends with a sit-in at the capitol buildings. >>> and villanova fans will have a blue monday tomorrow night, nova blue, when the men's basketball team faces north carolina. the wildcats crushed oklahoma 95-51. wildcats coach jay wright apologized to oklahoma's coach for the lopsided win. north carolina is veteran winner ever 5 ncaa titles. joseph jeff and alicia vitarelli are there and their reports continue tonight on "action news" at 6:00 p.m. >>> bringing down the house, some of the nation's top student musi

>>supervisor eric mar: i think devon is going to be a great addition. it helps to change culture and also policy. i think your experience of riding everyday especially through dangerous areas of the city is going to be a great addition. the deaths and accidents from the richmond really have bothered me from the 2010 killing of derek allen, 22-year-old man dragged from a bus was so heartbreaking and the bicyclist who was killed for his bike in the richmond. there is this different effort that evenings like this is important for this policy and looking at a family-friendly experience and also people as -- use to say, making it safe for people from 8-80 is really critical as we change policy. i'm pleased the experience that you bring will add new life to the bicycle community. i'm glad to support you and also really be educated by you on the bic. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you, supervisor mar. seeing no further questions and comments. thank you for your presentation. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagu

devon dwyer has more. >> the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: after a rocky week on the campaign trail, donald trump calling in reinforcements. the opening act in wisconsin this weekend, sarah palin. >> she's just an amazing -- she has that energy and the big brain power. >> reporter: trump quickly addressing recent numbers that show him struggling ahead of tuesday's primary trailing ted cruz by double digits. >> i'm not doing well because nobody knows my message. >> reporter: cruz showing his confidence in wisconsin, leaving the state to court delegates in north dakota. >> it is entirely possible that men and women gathered here will decide this entire primary. will decide this nomination. >> reporter: if trump loses tuesday, the chances of a contested convention getting much higher. something john kasich has said favors him. >> the key is to accumulate delegates and be able to build momentum going into the conventions. >> reporter: tuesday's wisconsin primary also pivotal for the democrats. bernie sanders keeping on message

devon dwyer has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: it may be crunch time in new york, butandidates are spread across the country and around the world. bernie sanders flying back to the empire state after a whirlwind visit to the vatican. he is a beautiful man and comes from him. pope francis said it was a meeting and nothing more. hillary clinton raised campaign cash for supporters in los angeles. >>> let's get to work for a big victory in california. >> reporter: a glitzy holy woods fundraiser with george and amal clooney. >>> the system is rigged. donald trump is taking am at his own party stumping in his own state and talking about cleveland. >>> i'll tell you what you'll have a rough july at that convention. >> reporter: while trump hold a lead heading into the tuesday contest, ted cruz is poised to wynmore delegates in wyoming. >>> we'll have a battle in cleveland to determine who the nominee is. >> reporter: it's creating frustration for trump supporters. >>> he won the popular vote he should get the delegates and he should be the nominee. >> reporter: in new york, j

watching other energy companies including devon.udor pickering saying private may besentiment difficult to gauge what buyers may be looking to get in here before a bigger rebound in oil and do some asset buying. they named devon as one of the companies that could benefit. as we get into earnings season, earnings companies -- energy companies are going to start a report in earnest starting the week of april 20. just wanted to put a fine point on how much energy is going to drag down. s&p 500 earnings. total forecast is for a decrease of 10.1% but if you take out energy it has that decline. energy companies are accounting for about half of the decline in earnings for the s&p 500. mark: let's stick around with energy in london trading. brent crude climbing to a four month high trading around $43 per barrel. earlier today bloomberg surveillance heard from jeff curry on where optimal prices need to be for global economies. >> let's answer the question for russia. where was that optimal number? about $115 per barrel. where do you think it

the space that was once the waterloo gardens in devon. they want to turn the site into a new retail center, but they don't want a building that large in the neighborhood. the meeting starts tonight at the beaumont elementary school in devon. >>> starbucks has plans to build the biggest store in the world in new york city. it's expected to open in lower manhattan in 2018. it would not be your typical latte spot, it would have rare coffee varieties roasted by baristas. it opened its first one a mile from its seattle headquarter back in 2014. >>> still to come a check of the accuweather forecast. looking outside from sky 6 hd, it has been a sunny day, the sun is setting and we are in for chilly temperatures. meteorologist, cecily tynan has your accuweather forecast when we come right back. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that ch

devon: the cold, the rushing wind. king george and northern neck. that means sustained winds with a two-minute wind average 30 to 50 wind gusts well over through about 2:30 a.m. the seven-day forecast shows even colder air. 53 the high tomorrow, but it will feel like low 40's. we have power outages. it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. where getting away... brings us so much closer. spring into fun and save $50 with an all-inclusive ticket. busch gardens williamsburg. a whole other world awaits. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. eived a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. nar

devon: a cold pattern out there. it is not completely unusual, but to get this many phrases coming in, that is the unbelievable part of it. it makes me wonder if it will may showers will bring s flowers as well. let's get toward temperatures which match the high for today. the wind is starting to finally clear out. bright sunshine, looking beautiful from the inside the wind looked nothing like last night. a picture over the next two days, a rapid warm-up before back. this could be even colder going overnight monday into tuesday as well. second this week. frosty north and west, it could be around 30 to 35 inside zones. morning temperatures, near freezing, even manassas. here's a look at the chance for rain coming. right sunshine, very cold to start off. afternoon clouds starting to between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.. another breezy day as well. rise to near 70. another arctic fro in cold temperatures once again. we are looking at a frost advisory tonight to a freeze watch mondayor a night into tuesday morning. it feels e

congress is to blame, many allies are to blame because we misjudged putin for many, many years. >> devon nunes, thank you. >> great to be back. >>> if you think zika is not a problem yet in the united states, think again. american health officials issuing one of their most desdi warnings. >> #bringbackourgirls went viral after boko haram kidnapped school girls. everybody from celebrities and first lady weighed in. that was two years ago this week. where are the girls now? my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one

police in orange new jersey are looking for clues in the shooting death of a teenage boy. 17-year-old devon jones was gunned down in the 100 block of taylor street last night. three other people were also shot, but their injuries are not life threatening. investigators don't know what led to the shooting and no arrests have been made. >>> new york city police looking for four suspects in connection with a deadly shooting in washington heights on west 157th street last night. a 41-year-old was pronounced dead at har hem lem hospital. neighbors say he was well liked and leaves behind several children. >> he's got a teenage daughter and two little boys. oh, man. why? >> the nypd asking anyone with information or who saw the shooting to please call them. for a pickpocket gang that specializes in stealing women's purses in grocery stores. they released this video. one thief looks for potential targets. as the shopper concentrates on a purchase like in the video, the other thief snatches her wallet from the shopping cart. madison. >>> hatred and intolerance found in a new jersey plain. police are

devon talked to the little boy's father. >> it was a split second decision. jacobs father will always regret leaving the boy in the car. >> i was parked in front of the driveway. i went back and the car was gone. >> reporter: it was the beginning of a seven hour ordeal including an amber alert and a massive search. >> what if something bad happened to him? him? i was just thinking the worst. i had to stay strong and hope for the best. >> a tip led investigators to the barn where they found the abandoned car with precious cargo inside. >> they broke a window and gained access to the child. the child was okay. he is safe and breathing. >> reporter: depot - - jacob appeared unharmed. he had been found safe. a gnawing fear was replaced by relief. >> we are relieved they found the child inside of the vehicle. . it was very stressful over the last few h ours. >> investigators questioned the parents but say that crime appears random. >> this is consistent with our initial thought. someone jumped in and didn't know that a child was inside. >> jacob was found at the s

finally at 12:00, a detroit police officer went above andon duty, he pulled over devon for tinted windows his 3-year-old daughter was in the back without a car seat, the rookie officer could have written up a ticket but had him follow him to wal-mart and the officer paid for a brand new car seat. >> more ahead in our next half hour. family, friends and family are paying tribute to a superintendant killed in a tragic accident and philadelphia police are searching for a would be rapist after an attack in south philadelphia. is katie mcginty.t really gs she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. that's what congressman for wsestak did.ceos - sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. an "outrage,"

police say that 28-year-old devon johnson was behind the wheel and lost control of his ford explorer and he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> one person was hurt when several cars collided during the morning commute on the new jersey turnpike in mercer county, it happened in the northbound lanes near exit 7 and 7 a in windsor township. it was triggered when one vehicle slowed down and was rear ended by another car. >>> philadelphia police are looking for two men behind a violent armed robbery on the streets of old city, it happened on april 8th on the unit block of bank street. one suspect got out of a parked car and approached with a gun in hand. police said the robber actually dropped the gun, the man made off with a wallet and cell phone and cash. anyone with information should call philadelphia police. >>> turning to the forecast it's a cloudy day today and cooler as well. there is also a chance of rain later, looking live at sky 6 hd, if you head out to penn's landing or anywhere else today. adam joseph is live on the terrace with details from accuweather. adam you have an u

. >> reporter: devon jackson and his friend could hear people, some young children begging to be rescued from the blaze. the third floor of 1368 webster avenue was so dark they couldn't see and couldn't breathe. >> i went upstairs to go see if there was anybody in the hallway or anybody who needed help. we heard kids crying but it was so black, we couldn't breathe. >> reporter: firefighters rescued two young children around 6:30 wednesday evening. their injuries, critical. nearby hospitals from the butler houses. many given oxygen as they were wheeled away on stretchers. >> as soon as the apartment doors open, the firefighters saw the heavy fire condition and heavy smoke condition in the apartment, possibly in the living room area, maybe two couches were on fire. >> reporter: neighbors stared at busted windows and blackened walls, picturing the nightmare the victims suffered as they were trapped inside this building with no way to get out. >> i seen the firemen bringing the kids out and they were burnt all over their body. two kids. >> they were burned? >> yes. burned very bad. very bad.

ashah and devon joined us in october to say they had been chosen as the knots dream wedding. >> devonul daughter lea are joining us. >> how are you feeling? >> good. >> you have been through a lot. are you excited about the wedding? >> yes. >> what do you have planned for the wedding? >> practicing your flower girling? >> yes. >> and you have a designer that you're working with? >> yes. >> and what is she doing? she's creating this beautiful dress for you? >> yes. >> what does the dress look like? >> um -- >> a dream -- >> we have to wait for the wedding. >> it's pink. >> oh, her favorite. >> all pink. >> devon, in your wildest dreams did you ever think when you gave that speech, it was so powerful and so emotional at the jimmy v perseverance awards you mentioned you'd give the woman in your life the wedding of her dreams. >> right. >> somebody was going to say, you know what, we'll pay for that stuff. >> i had no idea. i said don't run up the budget too much, and to have them step in we're grateful. >> because now you can run up the budget. >> exactly. >> how has it been going throug

. >>> it was a packed house at beaumont elementary school in devon for hearing of the construction ofhe retail project. the the site on lancaster avenue would house several shops as well as restaurants and a residential building. it would be built with water lou gardens won stood. opponents are concerned about noise, parking and height of the residential buildings. >>> the white house says it decided to move money from ebola a treatment and prevention to the battle against the zik a a virus. just under 600 million-dollar from the ebola a fund will be devoted to battling zika in puerto rico and fit moves in the united states. the funds will go towards research and development of a vaccine and toward controlling mosquitoes. president obama has requested $1.9 billion to fight z ika. white house says that full amount is still needed. >>> ♪ >> country music has lost a legend, merrill haggard died at his home in california. the country music hall of famer was a a true musician who released dozens of number one hits. his life was the stump of his songs. he was son of the oklahoma migrants, g

please greet the great southern historian ray arsenault and bob devon jones.applause] >> good evening. when we scan american history for those signature moment and events that mark progress in civil rights, social justice, and equality, certain dates popped into view. 1863, perhaps. or 1963. we are likely to skip over 1919, which would be a terrible mistake. soldiers returned from europe after the great war with a notion that their sacrifice would be honored and that racial economy -- equality would roll the day. instead, that summer became known as the red summer, a bloody season of resistance, writing, oppression, terrorism, bob role -- rule, and torture. w.e.b. dubois, perhaps the greatest black editorialists, a scholar and writer who in an alternate universe might have won a handful of pull surprises wrote this in 1919. "this is the country to which we soldiers of democracy returned. this is the fatherland for which we fought. but it is our fatherland. fight.right for us to the fault of our country are false -- faults. under similar systems uses we would b

. >> reporter: devon dwyer abc news syracuse, new york. >>> the democrats running for senate in pennsylvania will face off in a debate in our studios. jim gardner serves as moor -- moderator. you come seep the democratic debate next sunday. >>> 6:38 the fight against islamic state militants in iraq and syria could be ramping up for u.s. troops. ash carter says he'll speak with his commanders about stepping up the fight there. that means more air attacks and ground troops on the ground. >>> u.s. has freed nine prisoners gawn gitmo. it includes a hunger striker whose weight dropped to 70 pounds. it brings the population down to 80. that numbers includes 26 men who have been cleared of charges. they are expected to leave by the end of the summer. >>> coming up next on "action news" sunday morning an adventure in the woods took a terrifying turn for a local boy. >>> he got stuck in the mud as water rose to his waist. he talks about the ordeal and what he said after rescuers got him out. >>> a baseball fan defies the odds and catches five foul balls at the same game. he shares his secret of succe

they say that 28-year-old devon williams from newcastle was speeding and hit a stone wall. johnson who was wearing his seatbelt did not survive. no one else was hurt. still not clear what caused him to lose control. >>> a minneapolis county man is accused of trying to sexual assault a young teen he met over the internet. he is mike after straff. he sent communications to who he thought was a 14-year-old girl. he set up a meeting with the intent to perform sex acts with her. when he arrived at the location he was arrested. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a woman that attacked another woman outside of a center city starbucks. it was all captured on surveillance video, it happened along the 1600 block of arch street and the victim told detectives that the victim threw a coffee stirrer and things escalated when they went out side. the suspect threw a cup of coffee at her face. the suspect ran off. >>> police are looking for two suspects that beat and robbed two men in old city. this video was taken along the unit block of bank street. the suspects got out of a car and s

that's what happened with the devon, with new field exploration.these were binary situations. if they got the money in, they can pay the bills. if doha goes well, if you hear anything good, oil can go to 50. if you have disarray, you may see a pullback. >> what would good news out of doha sound like? meaning we have a number? >> yeah. this is it. i don't know how they do it. iran doesn't want to play. it would be something like, listen -- the idea that we're going to -- that we'll continue to flood, they're all flooding. russia's full out. saudi's full out. all they have do is say we like this price. but i think there's still concern they didn't wipe out the u.s. shale producers. >> right. >> saudi arabia wanted to wipe out the shale producers. it also goes to the global forecast from the imf, whether it's russia, brazil, nigeria, countries not coming close to previous growth expectations because of the low price of oil. >> if i could shift gears for a minute, a name i don't think we mentioned on "squawk on the street." oxzif capital management. >>

leah's dad, house tons texan defensive tackle devon still is getting married. he and his fiancee asha are the 2016 dream wedding couple along the magazine's fans to vote on every aspect from the bridal gown to the cake to the rings. and little leah, she's the flower girl. >> so we created two different looks for her. she wanted something that was really playful and girlie but also really strong and fearless. >> bridal designer haley page custom-made leah's looks with help from the princess herself. >> when she came into my office, we were playing the "frozen" soundtrack. let it go >> i think when she put that dress on she's going to feel like elsa. >> all right, we are going to find out how leah's dress turned out in just a moment but first "the knot is here to tell us what the girls will be wearing down the aisle this season. we have a room here, kelly, of moms and little flower girls. what can we look for. >> flower girl dresses are a reflection of what we're seeing in wedding dress trends. brides want it to reflect their own style. >> that makes sense. we as

petersburg arts heroes, bob devon jones. [applause] >> good evening.n we scan american history for those signature moments and events, that mark progress, civil rights, social justice, and the quality, certain dates pop into view. 1863, perhaps. 1963. we are likely to skip over 1919. which would be a terrible mistake. black soldiers return from europe after the great war with a notion that their sacrifice for their country would be honored and that racial equality is the rule of the day. instead, the summer of 1919 became known as the red summer, a bloody season of resistance, rioting, oppression, terrorism, mob rule, lynching, and torture. perhapsb the boys, greatest black editorialists of the 20 century, a scholar and writer who in an alternate universe may have one i have full of pulitzer prizes, wrote this in 1919 "this is the country to which we soldiers of democracy return, this is the fatherland for which we fought. it is our fatherland. it was right for us to fight, the fault of our country are our faults. under similar circumstances we would f

students from largo will present his family with a memory wall signed by take von dt day devon oig'smates. >>> sebastien isaacson pled guilty to several charges for a december 2014 carjacking of an ambulance that had stopped to help him. his blood alcohol level was 0.19 at the time of the incident. the state wants him to serve more than 20 years in jail. >>> today there will no classes at villanova university. there will be a party instead. a victory parade for the men's basketball team. they won the ncaa tournament this afternoon. and i'm betting that there won't be a lot of folks at work or anywhere else. >> when will they get an education? >> they will get it in. >> what a great sunrise outside early this morning. yes, indeed, check it out, every. you won't get to see it for long. we have quite the cloud deck overhead, on enjoy it while you can. the sun will disappear about the next 10, 15 minutes. what to expect on your friday, cold air moving back in. windchills are in the 30s this morning. clouds this morning and risk of a sprinkle, but dry, breezy and plenty of sunshine this a

>> the one is devon energy and it's made a admirable run since february. $18 and now around 29.blem it is overleveraged, over debted. highly, highly correlated to natural gas prices. company will not work at $2 natural gas price. when you have capital and operating expenditures of canada tar sands, oil sands, they're very, very tied into, it will be really tough. liz: do you think we dip into recession second half. >> no, no, no. not at all. in fact i think we're much too dovish. i do. i do think they will raise rates twice, june and december of this year. i think it will be a little bit of a headwind because we're all so overly dovish. think he raise rates but no recession. liz: echoing what yellen said. economy is on solid footing. i would say a stubbed toe here and there but solid footing. lovely to see you. >> thank you. liz: larry shover, one of our favorite traders, sfc alternatives. as close kicks in what a week of wary trading. [closing bell rings] the worst week since february. s&p, barely 2 1/2 points above positive territory for the year. a win is a win. david asman,

is devon. this is kelsey and this is andy. and they're fabulous. >> my mother marie, doris roberts.here is a tombstone, it will say she doesn't give in. she doesn't give up. and she never takes no for an answer. >> spoke to ray romano at a comedy fast one day after the raymond cast got together to celebrate doris. >> she meant so much to all of us. people sometimes say hey, she is known for my show. they seem like i made her when in reality she made me. i was a nobody. >> another update, the show's madeline sweeten and mom elizabeth were with us for another loss, sawyer sweeten, jeffrey on the series who was madeline's real life brother and twin of sullivan who was also on the show. sawyer committed suicide after suffering from mental illness. >> sullivan has said since sawyer passed that when he looks in the mirror and he sees sawyer now. because they look exactly the same. and that's really touching, i think. >> we shared with them our "e.t." footage of happier times on the set. but it really struck elizabeth. >> just the timing of it to be here around the time. it's been hard the

think if devon was here, he would want a seven-day nhs.t is helping patients up and down our country. >> another would be turning in his grave if he could heal her the prime minister. -- if he could hear the prime minister. with vision who wanted a health service for the good of all. >> jeremy corbyn went on to quote one doctor he had heard from. >> we need more nurses, more more fizzy owes, all of the other workers. hysios, all of the other workers. will he introduce a seven-day nhs, and will he be prepared to pay for it rather than picking a fight with the you junior doctors? cameron: what i am not clear is whether or not labour support a seven-day nhs or not. we do support the seven-day nhs. that is why we are putting in doctors andnd the nurses, and crucially, yes. that is why we are looking at the contracts in the nhs, to make sure it can work on a seven-day basis. not just monday to friday. i want a world-class nhs. we are funding a world-class nhs. we have world-class people working in our nhs, had together, we are going to build it