"action news" reporter, kenneth met enis live at delaware county memorial hospital kenneth, what is the the latest here. >> reporter: jim, "action news" has confirmed the name of that suspect robber, it is 18 year-old tyler williams have of west philadelphia. that last check that 67 year-old man was still being treated for chest pains after this shooting, but police say that he is expect to survive after a fight for his life. tonight upper darby residents across from cobbs creek park are praising the 67 year-old man who for the back after a would be robber tried to make him a victim. >> you know, you have to protect yourself, you know it is a sad situation. >> reporter: police say around 2:30 near 6700 block of church lane man was out for a walk and a on a path when a robber ran up and demanded cash. >> here's somebody running behind him, as he turns out, he sees a masked man with a gunpointed at him saying give it up. give me all you got. >> reporter: but the intended victim grabbed the the suspect's gun. during the struggle the 57 year-old pulled out his own weapon and fired one shot

people liking the news from another company, eni.ted a 64% decline in net income, but analysts say the reason for that is a higher tax rate. some of their assets are losing value. but actually, the numbers show some positivity here. they are saying there is a beat in overall profitability because congo and angola startups are looking good. eni, despite the fact that you may not think it looks good, overall, it is on the positive side. i will bring you the swedish a little later. here, trading down 2%. even though sales rose 11% earnings per share rose 3%, it was all below analyst estimates for this swedish stock. they say faster growth of value priced goods they are saying the absence of price increases in 2014, means it has been a problematic time for them. jonathan: great work, caroline. here's a company to watch this morning. a geneva prosecutor is searching hsbc offices. hsbc under investigation. a geneva prosecutor opened a money-laundering probe. more of those details when we have it. for now, equity markets in greece just open

. >>> media reports say houthi rebels have received a russian shipment of arms thrived in the em eny port city. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra, i am in doha. also on the program. several children are among the victims as libya's assess of damage the day avi gyps air strikes. the leader of hezbollah in lebanon calls for a wider campaign against isil in iraq. tp-rzsforced out. why thousands of

nova throwing down three after three, dale enis in the first.utes later ryan archie arcidiacono steps up another three, nova up 14. how about chris jenkins nails a three. nova shoots 50 percent from beyond the arc. they get up as many as 23. how about hustle from darren hillyard to steel, finish. nova finishing off hoyas 69 hospital 53. thorough father street. >>> tu turning up the heat after losing a season high three in a row last month. owls rebounded in a big way. they have not lost since. temple on the road in memphis. fran dunphy, he is serious with his team. owls fall behind 15 in the first, off the nickel, the slam. temple down ten at the the half. they come all the way back, final five jesse morgan ties it up at 54. they take their first lead in the final minutes and what a finish. temple up one, nine seconds left. johnson right by the d. temple down one. other way, six seconds left josh brown for the win? yes. how about that. only basket of the game, temple wins 61-60. it is their fifth straight. >>> the the the hawk will never die, st

>>> media reports say houthi rebels have received a russian shipment of arms thrived in the em eny port city. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra, i am in doha. also on the program. several children are among the victims as libya's assess of damage the day avi gyps air strikes. the leader of hezbollah in lebanon calls for a wider campaign against isil in iraq. tp-rzsforced out. why thousands of pakistan refugees are now being deported. >>> we start with reports coming out of yemen and media reports claim a shipment of arms from russia has reportedly arrived in the port city. the area has been under the control of houthi fighters since october. now, the shipment is then said to have been transferred north to the houthi strong hold. let's now get more from jamal who joins us from the support city of aden. what more can you tell us about these reports i've russian weapons shipment? >> reporter: well, what we understand from sources who work at the port there, that the houthis who are in control of the ports have ordered the staff that were not loyal to them or were not their fighters not to appr

no eni planner tonight, we picked ou 2 inches of snow in northwest, 38 degrees, temperat dropnto freezi0 p.m. so watch out, thwie icy patches on the roads. give yous extra time. nothingn radar. all clea back tohe west however, we're watchg little system, little of snow here, back towar cincinnati, this is a boundary that's going to try to break thh our region. as it does it may bring us the chance r some snow showers maybe a flurry or two. tomorrowngen 6:00 and 8:00, areas of light snow not a big concern. temperar 26 degrees. if we cou see it come down hard eu for even ten minutes it could produce a coating on some of e roadways. watch ou for that too. 32 degrees just cold between 4:00 and 6:00 in the afternoon, not -- not bad tomorrow but not exacea tomorrow forecast some sun, still cold, 30 to 35 degrees the high teur we'll stay on this cd dehe next couple days. 32 on your saturday. here we go, 39 on sunday, a chance a late mix, a storm we'll h to watch closely 43 on monday then boom, we rise to 60 degrees on wednesday. that coi a storm system that sh pass to our north and fit d it wi

. >> look at where -- >> you said -- >> dollars were spent not just retailers take a look at dis eny.isney knocking the ball out of the park. one of josh's picks. a great pick. the stock outperformed and -- because of that move that they're making with the coo now that is running parks. >> very quick statement, when you hear goldilocks that's not the time that you start investing. that's actually the time where you start looking elsewhere. you don't want to invest in goldilocks. you want to participate in goldilocks because you invested prior when goldilockss ugly cousin was running the show. it's not like it's goldilockss the coast is clear and put money to work. >> we're going to find out on monday, right, steve, what the administration really feels about where we are in this recovery the jobs picture the economy, et cetera? >> an interview with jack lew before he heads to the g-20 meeting in istanbul. the currency is on the table, international and domestic economy will be part of the interview. >> can't wait for that. >> steve, thanks. ben willis, we are still here. >> just -- tak

you -- you,eny that you could see a writ -- resumption.o see the yen weakening this year. if you look at japanese earnings, probably nine straight course. we remain positive on japanese equities on a currency hedge basis. and we remain bearish on the japanese yen. >> all japanese banks figures coming out later from the fed. what are you looking for? is this going to move any strategies for you? >> definitely. at theare looking minute, we look at the recent data from the u.s. gdp data. it was worse than expected. werece numbers consistently below 2%. of course, we had employment data better than expected. more than 10 consecutive months above 200,000. wage growth is back in the u.s.. one thing mentioned in the january meeting is that the fed was keeping an eye on international develop. we think they are keeping a close eye on dollar strength as well as the global central bank before making any decisions. we expect that to raise rates in 2015. with a bias to raise rates later rather than sooner. >> do you think they will be keeping an eye on

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. >> describe your show, now, josh enis. >> sports talk, really dark times here in philadelphia sportsple of months, so we have fun every day, take calls, bernie parent was on, merle reels, always have the best guests, great calls and fun. >> i noah great guest who. >> who. >> the love shark -- the left shark. >> the left shark. >> you should bring him on. i don't know if he'll talk much though. >> he is the silent type. >> it may be dark for sports right now, but we do have this. creed the new rocky movie filming right now. so we have chris, irish pony back on sly watch. >> he's in port richmond where we hear sly is. >> the irish pony, thanks. this is sports related, right? so this is clearfield street in port richmond. you can see the cones are out as they get ready to shut down the street for another day of filming. update straight ahead. >> ♪ >> this builds something going up fast at thirds and market. >> fifty-nine condo units, and there will be a cvs, i think, on the ground floor. >> oh, i'm excited for. that will we need a cvs. >> out there working early? >> yes, really. got to

eni understand the problem they've had having taken part in those negotiations for a long period of time. we objected -- we do not believe palestinians have the right to succeed to the icc because we do not believe they are a state? standing to be able to go to the icc, and we made that argument. as did other countries, by the way, a number of other countries made that argument. but we lost. and we also forcefully advocated to the palestinian leadership, don't do this. it's a mistake. you're going to breach, you're going to create all kinds of hurdles for the possibilities in the future. this is a mistake. but they're out of patience. and we couldn't contain that. and as you know, they went to the u.n. and i spent three weeks over christmas holiday working to keep people that we would like to be working with constructively from doing something negative. and in the end, by a vote where they didn't get the nine votes at the u.n., so now we never had to exercise a veto. but there's a great deal of frustration build and this is not the moment to go into it in any depths. you know, we're very

corporations, the same ones who run overseas to do business with communist china and with america's eni -- enemies and the people who treat their populations with total disregard. yes, these multinational corporations want to diminish the patent protection of the american people. because they don't want to pay americans for their creative new technologies. they don't want to give them their share when they create something that will uplift our people. other the years, we fought and turned -- over the year well fought and turned back many efforts to weaken our patent system. i doubt whether half the new members of this congress are fully aware of the aggressive and brutal fights we have been in over patents and the patent system over the last 20 years. a little over 20 years ago, they were saying we need to change the patent system in order to ar monoize it with the rest of the world. our patent system was out of sink with the rest of the world. -- out of zing with the rest of the world -- out of sync with the rest of the world. but our constitution is out of sync with the rest of the wo

warrant officers but to our enlisted soldiers so i think everything in our recommendations was geared to enis that your whatever we recommended was holistic and applied to both officer and non-commissioned officer in the same way. >> in a holistic sense, we included exceptional family provisions and childcare issues in our report which normally might not be in such a report but a lot of the lower ranking service members have a hard time with waiting lists on childcare and so forth so we tried to be holistic in that sense. >> ma'am holistic was not only of the moment. we were reverent to the past for our military traditions and heritage. >> thank you. >> if i could -- >> please. >> there's one area where we're not talked about. you've completely destroyed me because i tried to get the chairman and the rest of the commissioners to stop using the word "holistic" and obviously i failed in that effort. among the things you really need to think about is all these men and women at some point are going to transition back into civilian life and the changes that we're recommending in the healthcare sid

eni understand the problem they've had having taken part in those negotiations for a long period of time we objected -- we do not believe palestinians have the right to succeed to the icc because we do not believe they are a state? standing to be able to go to the icc, and we made that argument. as did other countries, by the way, a number of other countries made that argument. but we lost. and we also forcefully advocated to the palestinian leadership, don't do this. it's a mistake. you're going to breach, you're going to create all kinds of hurdles for the possibilities in

warrant officers but to our enlisted soldiers so i think everything in our recommendations was geared to enisyour whatever we recommended was holistic and applied to both officer and non-commissioned officer in the same way. >> in a holistic sense, we included exceptional family provisions and childcare issues in our report which normally might not be in such a report but a lot of the lower ranking service members have a hard time with waiting lists on childcare and so forth so we tried to be holistic in that sense. >> ma'am holistic was not only of the moment. we were reverent to the past for our military traditions and heritage. >> thank you. >> if i could -- >> please. >> there's one area where we're not talked about. you've completely destroyed me because i tried to get the chairman and the rest of the commissioners to stop using the word "holistic" and obviously i failed in that effort. among the things you really need to think about is all these men and women at some point are going to transition back into civilian life and the changes that we're recommending in the healthcare side and

statessen end shrines -- united states enshrines the spirit of the declaration of independence that we're eni endowed by our creator, not by government, with certain inalienable rights. just last week during the nomination hearings of hover run that ledge as attorney general we had an outstanding professor at george washington law school by the name of jonathan turley testify this quote: the separations of power is the very core of our constitutional system and was designed not as a protection of the powers of the branches, but a protection of liberty. because we're endowed by our creator with certain inail -- inalienable rights among them life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. the founding fathers knew that if the same body had all the powers, that body -- no matter how large and small -- would be tyrannical like george iii. however, president obama has overreached the limits of his constitutional authority. he has blurred the lines of separation of power. the executive branch -- the executive branch action took with respect to our immigration laws is only the most recent be not the most