. >> greensburg is now leading the appeal and disagrees with brodsky.rst when they called the divorce attorney to testify. >> i can't imagine why you would want to call a witness to have them say that your client committed the crime. >> greensburg also argued the hearsay evidence, what they told others about drew, his behavior and guilt should never have been admitted. >> the here say testimony doesn't place drew at the scene of the crime if there was a crime, and there wasn't. >> peterson is confident the court will rule in his favor. >> rightly so he should win his appeal. >> a win that could make peterson a free man, but not if this man has his way. >> if i have anything to do with it, hopefully it will end with him getting a lot more time on top of what he is already doing. >> illinois state's attorney, jeremy walker, has a new case against peterson, a revenge plot organized by peterson from behind bars, targeting the man who put him there. >> he wanted somebody killed and was willing to pay for it. >> according to sources even side the investigatio

. >> a firefighter in greensburg north carolina whieflz working to put out a fire in the food truck when engine sell der blew up. he is expected to be okay. he was knocked to the ground. other cars in the parking lot were also damaged. the blast shattered their windows. >>> katelyn jenner likely avoided jail time. she may be charged with sri heck layer manslaughter. jenner was not paying attention when the black suv collided with kim house car killing her after pushing her into the on coming lane of traffic. jenner has multiple lawsuits for the crash. >> the coach for the buffalo bills behind bars for allegedly attacking a boy. >> newly hired aaron chromer getting into a confrontation on a florida breech with three boys over the use of beach chairs. she pushed one of the boys to the ground and crushed him. he killed the boy's family as he called police. he is booked on a misdemeanor battery charge. the bills are looking into the situation. >> they bought diapers for a homeless person. she was desperate trying to steal diapers from a kansas wal-mart when she was caught. officer grovel arr

her, herit is not just knack he went through it and -- ben bernanke went through it and greensburg. we are going to have more of janet yellen's testimony on capitol hill. you're watching bloomberg market day. ♪\ pimm: good morning. federalbeen following reserve chair janet yellin's testimony, the first of a 2-day testimony. she is speaking with lawmakers and saying she expects to raise rates as soon as september plus that it will remain dependent on the economy and the health of the economy. she has been answering questions related to dodd frank legislation, transparency at the federal reserve am a and now monetary policy, even one on predatory lending practices to minorities. responding to questions from maxine waters, democrat from california. we will continue listening to her testimony and response to questions but i want to look at helm markets are responded to the testimony. >> basically, the major indices are all hugging the flatline as speak. seen janet yellen the nasdaq is up the highest. the dow and the snp are up by about 2/10

joanne is in greensburg, pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i just took a road trip through wisconsin. the roads were atrocious. it was like a third world nation. it's the worst i have seen in my long driving history and the money should have been spent on infrastructure. scott walker had no priority to do it and it shows how bad republican governance can be that they cannot maintain the roads. horrible potholes. six feet wide by three feet deep. host: the next call comes from wisconsin. randy, a republican, is that what it is like? caller: she sure has that wrong. we just passed a bill in wisconsin that all of our gas tax money for roads -- our roads are great. i don't know where she was driving. not driving in wisconsin. that is 66% of the money that goes into the federal government, that is 66% of one dollar. look up how many gallons per state. in minnesota approximately 8 million gallons of gas per day in minnesota. you take that, what you are paying per gallon at 66% and there is a lot of money going. but it has to stay out of the general