that is ron dietz getting dragged from his bike across pine street, this is on wednesday afternoon, dietz says he was riding down pine street in the bike lane when that black suv cut him off. he alerted the driver, they exchange word, didn't go too well because he got out and drove him across the street after he was followed. things got ugly. >> tapped on the car so wow basically know that hey i'm here. he didn't like that. he did not like that. that happened. he got out of the car walked up to me and punched me in the face. >> so dietz said he showed video to police but charges weren't file. since they didn't witness the incident and there were no major injuries keys will to have file a civil criminal complaint against that driver. >>> delaware investigators are trying to figure out how a elderly woman died and two family members also ended up in the hospital a day after the next. new castle county police say par medics were called to the home in the 400 block of morehouse on tuesday, that home. there was an older woman 79, they raced her to the hospital but she died. the very next day e

. >> we met tammy dietz at the tennessee prison for women.e that caught our attention. it was her disability. >> what is it like being deaf in prison? >> it's not fun. it's not. you know, you got a lot of bullies here. a lot of them make fun of me, you know, all the time. >> dietz has been deaf since birth. >> i know sign language, i read lips, and i've just been reading lips. >> but as a young woman, it wasn't her hearing that caused her life to unravel, it was a crack addiction. >> fighting, i couldn't find crack, if i couldn't find crack, i'd do heroin, you know. >> her addiction led to a life of prostitution and several arrests. she's currently serving three years not just for prostitution, but aggravated prostitution. >> tell me what aggravated prostitution means. >> what it means is that knowing that you have hiv and you're out there on the corner, walking, trying to get dates. >> dietz was first diagnosed with hiv in 1999. >> so from 1999 to when you were incarcerated, how many -- how many customers, how many tricks do you think you ha

bill dietz.e was the director of the cdc division of obesity for 16 years and is the mastermind behind the bright red map of the obesity epidemic. i suspect a number of you in this room are very familiar with it. he is an expert on obesity prevention and he chairs a ran table on obesity solutions at the institute of medicine. at the far end of this group is my boss, bill hoagland. bill is the senior vice president at bpc. he came here from cigna, where he was vice president of public policy. but most of his career was spent on the hill, where he was director of budget and appropriations for the office of the then senate majority leader bill frist. thank you all so much for being here. jeff, i'm going to start with you. we have talked about high-level framework, big picture models, and i want to go to the real world for a minute. more than probably any of us on the stage here, at least, you have the most experience with a number of the players on the ground who are really seeking to implement some

so dietz and watson loves to be here. we do a lot of things over at our booth. >> taylor, hoist a dietz and watson intern came up with a great idea. tell me about that taylor. >> word of encourage. ribbon is a ribbon that stand for us. it opens up an opportunity for community to come interact with us and with the fighters and survivors. and it is word of hope that we actually distribute to patients ofes were cancer and in the race. >> it must feel really good for you to make that kind of a combination. >> very rewarding. to be here for second year in the row it has touch my heart 234 more ways than one and i'm looking forward to many years to come. >> great, thanks so much. >> happy mothers day everybody. >> we wish you great success also, in all that you do. >> now, we will toss to katie faze linker with me. hi mommy mommy. >> hi. >> how does it feel for your first mothers day. >> this is most special race for the the cure yet. is my daughters are here with me this morning. you think about the the fact that i will be abl

it was a nice tap. >> dietz showed video to police but charges were not filed, and police tell fox 29 since they didn't witness incident and there were no in major injuries dietz will to have file a civil criminal complaint against that driver. >> there you you go. >> interesting. >> just take it slowly and be safe. we have to share the road, both car and bicycle it can get dicey out there. >> you have to be safe driving around in the city, with the mix of cars and bikers, it is a lot. >>> coming up, grand jury makes a decision in the case of six baltimore police officers accused in the death of freddie gray. >>> quick thinking students helped a woman in distress on septa, we will show what you happened. we are down the shore in ocean city. here we are. >> sue serio good morning to you. >> good morning. i will add to your discussion from earlier where i grew up in baltimore maryland. >> we used to say are you going down to the ocean. >> the ocean. >> down the ocean. >> down the the ocean. >> that is right. >> i'm so glad you are off that dialect. >> it was fun though. we're down the s

. >> josh dietz is the portfolio manager. closing bell, seven minutes away.ing at right this second? >> we're looking at godaddy. they have the ipo in april. the stock hitting new highs. the 4.7% web domain name and more. barclays has a buy. the margins are looking good. the analysts are hot on this one. in the meantime, we're waiting for these earnings to see how they're doing. the market could move one way or the other for godaddy. >> six and a half minutes before the closing bell. the number one most important thing happening in the markets right now. this comeback is unbelievable. we're not at the flatline. but the bond market yields jump and then come back down. what is going on? >> it is the dog wagging every single other market right now. ten-year note. that move overnight was just, in nasty. the move during the regular hours was maybe even nastier. that allowed the rest of the market to rally. as the ten-year note moves so does the equity. if it starts to break apart and that yield creeps higher to two and a half, the equity markets could break down.

. >> dietz and watson. >> okay. >> i didn't know if it was a mapel weanie or something like that. >> you have the honors, mike. >> because i love you. >> here it is all jam together. >> there is a weanie in there. >> let maine stick that thing in there. >> rocky wants to know what do you think. >> look at rocky's face. >> it is remarkably good. because the weanie is so strong. i was worried you weren't going to get a taste of weanie. the weanie comes right through. i have to say this i would never order it. >> but i will eat the rest of this one. >> thank you. >> how much is it. >> it is $7.50 at the the stadium. >> you are out of your mind. >> did you have fun out there. >> great thing for the the kid do. >> absolutely. >> they are doing well. >> doing good, off to a good start. >> they won when i was there they beat the pelicans. >> you should go to every game. >> here we go. >> little laney is here, i have known her for years now. there she is. she goes to the st. christopher's for children oncology prom every year. i could not go this year because i was in the feeling well. so i

sergeant dietz hailed from the 19th congressional district. in march 1945, sernlt dietz led his squad on an attack of a heavily fortified german position. under heavy machine gunfire he, advanced forward providing a path for the men of his squad and platoon this selfless act enabled the success of this attack but in the process, serblingt dietz lost his life. with strong local support, we submitted a bill to rename the post office in kingston for sergeant dietz. yesterday, that bill passed in the oversight and government reform committee. i thank chairman chaffetz his committee and the entire new york delegation for their strong support and look forward to its passage in the full house soon. mr. speaker as we approach memorial day weekend, we pause to remember sergeant dietz and all those men and women who lost their lives in defense of our free toms. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? the gentlewoman is rec

and from new york, wnbc's jonathan dietz just back from the attorney general with loretta lynch. was it that the arrests came in the middle of the night in switzerland? >> reporter: yeah, an interesting scene. i'm fortunate to be part of a really excellent team of reporters. we were prepared for something to go down at the hotel this morning. but it was fascinating to see how it unfolded. it really was a calm and almost placid experience. there was no kicking in doors or anything like that. it was a very methodical approach by the swiss police. they went to the front desk asked for the room numbers, brought them out. you know, if you were sleeping down the hall from where one of these guys was being taken out, you might not have even woken up. >> that's the way a raid is done in switzerland, i guess. the details are extensive according to the attorney general in her news conference just now. >> there was a big book detailing the charges handed out to the press at this news conference. a lot of the questions that came up was what are the selection of the world cup countries, where

wnbc's jonathan dietz.er nfl patriots tight end aaron hernandez pleaded not guilty to charges of witness intimdation. today was hernandez' first court appearance since being convicted of killing o don lloyd last month. hernandez shots a witness in 2013 in florida after the man made a remark about a 2012 double slaying. so in that case, hernandez is accused of killing two men over a spilled drink. >>> now we head to the west coast where we continue to follow the developments out of california and emergency crews just updating their race to clean a massive oil spill off the coast of california. the spill worse than first thought. more than 100,000 gallons now believed to have leaked into the pacific ocean. this oil stretching over nine miles. take a listen. >> we recognize the inconvenience to people over this long holiday weekend, and we hope that we can work to continue the cleanup to return the area to safe recreational environment. >> so far, just a fraction of that oil has been removed. california govern

wnbc's jonathan dietz is following the news from new york. in london for us. joe, how long has this investigation been in the works? >> we note fbi out of new york has been working on this for at least the last three years. there's an american who's pleading guilty who wore a wire for them and has helped get some of the evidence they needed as they worked their way up the fifa food chain, if you will as they build this case. at the press conference today, the fbi director and the attorney general making clear this is just the beginning. the investigation continues into what others knew and what others did inside the soccer federation. there were raids, we saw, and searches and arrests that took place in switzerland. there were also searches by the fbi at the u.s.-based fifa organization down in florida in miami. so the investigation very much active the arrests here they'll see what happens out of those who were charged but have not pled guilty so far and see if they can build and whether that leads to more arrests moving forward. >> all righ