. >>> trial continues for eric torres, charged with shooting philadelphia police officer edward davies in the feltonville store in august 2013. police say they were trying to subdue an arm suspect, officer davies lost a kidney in the shooting. torres's attorney says it was an accident. >>> a bucks county business owner had has lost his building in a raging two a alarm fire. flames broke out around 7:00 last night at spencer's landscaping company in humeville. fire fighters battled the blaze for about four hours. the building is new destroyed but forpet nately, no one was injured. >> it is just buildings, so i'm happy, about that but i can't be really happy because i have owned this for almost 30 years now and i have never had an incident and it scares me. >> now here's a look at gutted remains of that building courtesy of chopper three. the building owner told us an employee was inside working on machinery when something sparked and it ignited the fire. an official investigation is underway this morning. >>> another twist in the deaths of cooper health systems ceo john sheridan and his

he is charged with shooting officer edward davies in august 2013. it happened as police were trying to arrest torres in the feltonville store. officer davies lost a kidney. torres attorney calls the shooting accidental. >>> an official investigation is underway into the the cause of this two alarm fire in bucks county. flames broke out around 7:00 last night at spencer's landscaping company in humeville. the building is destroyed but fortunate thely no one was injury. the building overrer told "eyewitness news" that an employee was inside working on machinery when something spark it and ignited the fire. >>> police in berks county are asking for public helps's wanted for six attempted lurings over the past month. police say math in this composite sketch tried to grab a female middle school student as she waited for her bus in reading yesterday. now this same man is accused of trying to lure will children, five girls and one boy in burn township woomissing, schillington and spring township. >>> fbi a arrest three men they say were planning to travel

eric torres is charged with attempted murder in the shooting of officer edward davies.happened during a traffic stop in august of 2013. davies spent more than a month in the hospital recovering from his wounds. >> groundbreaking study says there should be a radical change in how we approach peanut allergies. erin o'hearn joins us live at the big board with details. erin this is a concern for so many parents. >> tam as a parent you know their strict rules about peanut products in schools. you'll often see that nut free zone sign on the front doors of preschools nursery schools even some elementary schools. in recent years parents have been told to avoid exposing their children to peanuts. sometimes until they were two or three years old. but new scientific research is reversing that thinking suggesting the earlier you expose your child to peanut products, the less chance they will develop potentially a deadly allergy. it is being called a break through in peanut allergies and the medical community is now telling families that they slash their child's risk of developing a

. >>> and now the details edward davies spent more than one month in the hospital after being shot during a 2013 traffic stop the man that allegedly pulled the trigger went on trial. davies had several surgeries and lost a kidney during the attack. vernon odom is here with more tonight. >> reporter: officer davies still not able to return to his job here nearly a year and a half after his near death confrontation with eric torres who could wind up in jail for many decades. this is eric torres on trial for allegedly trying to kill a veteran police officer back in 2013 officer davies was injured in that confrontation, the shooting went down in a corner mini market where torres was wrestling with cops including davies. >> he crashed his vehicle and took off in the vehicle into a store where he shot officer davies. >> officer davies lost a kidney trying to recover from a close range shot to the abdomen, he spend two weeks in a coma. the defense told the jury that davies did not fire the weapon. >> the firearm is tested and all the safety features were working properly, the only way that worke

. >>> trial continues for eric torees today, he is charged with shooting philadelphia officer edward daviesin a feltonville store in august of 2013. police were trying to subdue an arm suspect. officer davies lost a kidney in the the shooting. torres's attorney said no one saw his client with the gun let alone his finger on the trigger. >>> senate is clearing way to pass a bill to fund the department of home land security, before midnight friday deadline. that vote is scheduled for later today. this measure, in longer includes provision toss block president obama's executive actions on immigration. from there it goes to the house. some conservatives call the omission of the immigration related divisions a surrender to the the white house. >>> this morning three men face serious time in prison. the authorities say that they were plot to go travel to syria to join isis to wage war against the u.s. two of those men also have links to philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us with details on that attack, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. this one is really sca

it's an alphabetical accident that it wasn't davis versus prince edward county instead of brown versus board of education in topeka kansas. they were all decided in one day by the supreme court in the supreme court and a relatively unanimous opinion said this is unconstitutional. you can do this. the first line of attack in virginia was mass resistance. once separate but equal was gone there was nothing left. you were either going to integrate the schools or you were going to massively resist. massive resistance was a doctrine that was promulgated essentially by the burr political machine and brown was decided and 54 and a year or two later the virginia general assembly adopted a package of massive resistance legislation. one element of which was a people placement plan whereas you could have a board that were placed in some schools. at this time the burden was on the black parents to achieve integration. they would have to bring suit. i have got to say here that it was up to the federal judges to do it. .. >> >> and in that case will to lead the supreme court said freedom of choice do

. >> edward is thankful to be alive today he had just gone to bed when he heard an alarm and escaped with his i.d. and a few other items. pamela davis was alerted by her neighbor after going back to get shoes on she was disoriented by the thickening smoke. >> by the time i went to get my hats and socks on there was smoke and i got panicky and luckily he was there. and i was hollering for someone to help me i went in the opposite direction. and i came in and got me. >> the shelter is set up at the norristown high school and richard mason donated boxes of warm clothes from the fire victims. >> i just took in 12 or 15 boxes of hoodies and t-shirts to help out. >> stuff that people may have lost in the fire. >> correct. >> police have not identified the fatality of this case, they were a resident. and the borough is bringing in a demolition company and they will start to demolish the fourth floor, it's unstable and they are trying to get that portion down as soon as possible. live in norristown, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our coverage of this fire continues online today can you see the pictures from the scene as

edward: it goes to the cost of storage. we can measure the u.s. -- we have crude oil inventories at the highest level since davis started.s. we do not know what it is like in the rest of the world. you see the nigerians fight it difficult to sell crude, that is because the buyers have no place to put it. brendan: when i read other research about oil, what i keep hearing is the fervent hope for the return of yesterday. when you talk about the shape of the curve, is it you, is it a v you are saying it will jump at the bottom. edward: it will jump at the bottom. when prices do go up quickly, they will come down again because the nature of the u.s. shale revolution that you have more and more oil coming out of the ground when the prices go up. brendan: if the u.s. is a swing producer, what that means is, we will get volatility, but it will always be at a lower level. edward: it depends on what level you are comparing it to. tom: i want to bring this over to bob's world. this is west texas intermediate down to $20, a 60% moved out. what does that do to the financial system, to dollar dynamics and the knock on effect to other