first, diana olick a snapshot of the housing market in featured city greenwich, connecticut. >> greenwichon alley, it's one of the hoytiest housing markets in the nation wall street fueled not only old line luxury but massive new builds the housing bust took the recession hard and more than a few mansions sat on sale for years. some owners flailing and some in prison. the money came back and so did sales with several properties above the 10 million market last summer. median home price 1.5. year-over-year price change up 4.6% and rising. the supply numbers are tricky but we know there's a major mansion glut. finally the unemployment rate at 7% is well above the national averagen let's see what's on the market in greenwich. >> nestled on a private cul-de-sac this charming bungalow 1800 floors and open floor plan that boasts a living room dining area and renovated kitchen. three bedrooms 1.5 baths. finished basement and detached summer room in the backyard. >> this fully renovated new england cape sits on one-fifth of an acre mud room sleek kitchen, dining area and living room make up 2,363

we'll have to see with weather if it's able to fly look for this in east greenwich gloucester county new jersey stick to harmony road instead of democrat road. the ben franklin bridge, westbound traffic is coming into the city, moving okay. just a touch of fog. we have more fog at route 1 pennsylvania avenue traffic heading northbound moving just fine. give yourself a few extra minutes and remember the low beams. >> breaking overnight, saudi arabia launched airstrikes against shiite houthis rebels. the rebels swept into the south area and forced the country's president to flee by sea. that threatened to turn yemen into a proxy battle. 9 other countries have joined the military coalition but not named them. >>> deadly twisters have ripped through the heart of tornado alley. >> it was coming after me. >> we've got another one. >> tornado sirens blader as the signs over oklahoma erupted. one person is confirmed dead sand springs oklahoma. schools in tulsa have canceled all the classes. >> house got the worst of it. the garage is blown in. the roof taken off this house. >> tens of thousa

one to watch outer for if you're headed towards edison high school this morning and in greenwich townshipter county there's still the wreck that took down the street light and is partially blocking the ramp from 295 northbound to gibbstown. watch out for that. camden county, still a bunch of work zones many along the northbound side of 168. most of them lasting for the next hour. we should see them starting to clear out in just a bit. and in burlington county in hainesport we still have that church fire closing fostertown road between mount laurel road and phillips road. if you're trying get to or from 38 i would stay on creek road as an alternate. matt i know you have more details on what's going on there in hainesport. >> it is our breaking story. let's get to it right now. flames erupted at that south jersey church just hours ago. it is still on fire and much of the structure has been destroyed "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in hainesport burlington county with details on the fire fight. annie. >> reporter: and matt i want to take you right into the scene. you can see t

. >> reporter: the crowds gathered at the ubservatory in greenwich. member of the family kitted out, ready for the spectacle. i've got my solar viewer but unfortunately it's very, very cloudy. it's getting darker. >> it is. you don't notice it until the moon covers quite a percentage of the sun's disk. i've got an app here called sky guide. it works on android. i will hold it up and you can see the sun and the moon. if i freeze it i can zoom in on it. so we can get a partial eclipse of the sun. that is almost -- >> how much do you think we've got left? >> a few more minutes. notice how dark it is in the sky. >> the moment came and it went. the light did fade slightly but for many here it was a bit anticlimatic. >> reporter: for many of the students come here expecting to see a solar eclipse, it just hasn't happened. they have turned out with those glasses. they're putting them on. let's have a look. how do you put them on? what do you see? >> nothing. >> reporter: there it is they're seeing nothing. still, it's the experience. else where in europe the

we have learned that woman is originally from philadelphia. 36-year-old was walking in greenwich village on tuesday a strong gust of wood sent a sheet of wood from the construction site and slammed into the woman and hit her he had head the force of the blow sent her into the brick wall. she died a few months before she was married. other new yorkers said they would think twice before walking down that street. >> it comes in from new jersey and blows through here. >> reporter: it's very windy here, one would hope they are taking extra precautions. >> she will be buried in philadelphia. ment construction site is under investigation. >>> there there's new information on a murder investigation in overbrook. police are questioning a 14-year-old boy in connection with the man killed while walking his dog. take a look at the video where police served a search warrant. this part of an on going investigation into the murder of james stuhlman killed during a robbery on wood crest avenue. homicide detectives have questioned three people, but no charges have been filed. >>> a gps made all the diffe

>> guest: in greenwich connecticut.-span: when did you first get interested in the brain or even being a medical doctor? >> guest: i think i was interested pretty early on. i was very lucky to get a summer job when i was in high school working with kids with intellectual disabilities. and it was a special summer school and in a community like greenwich connecticut a lot of these kids were coming from rather enriched environments so there were kids that have genetic disorders and other reasons to have -- though they turned its mental retardation back then, intellectual disability. we were getting this extra enrichment. they had governesses and jim in their home. they were extremely advanced. it didn't look like a textbook at also when i went to college i did psychology as an undergraduate degree and i decided i will take a summer job because i really enjoyed or her work study job during school year, really enjoyed working with this population and i worked at a state institution for essentially an orphanage for intellectu

. >> reporter: i headed to fresh screen light driving school in greenwich, connecticut, with aaa's robert sinclair. this is a multi-screen simulator that many teens are using to drive. >> text 35350. >> reporter: i was surprised how a tiny bit of distraction made me second-guess my driving ability. >> oh! >> reporter: sinclair says if we're serious about safety we need to eliminate every distraction. >> even before you get started we're going to have you remove your bulky winter coat. >> no kidding? >> absolutely. >> i can't drive in my coat? >> you shouldn't. it restricts the movement of your arms. >> i'm not going to disobey the driving instructor. >> reporter: how can we all be safer behind the wheel? >> 16 to 19 years old, week talking about a driver that has very limited experience. limited training. and numerous studies have shown that the young brain is not fully developed until it gets to 21, 22 years old. >> reporter: i asked robert what parents could do to minimize teen accidents. number one, set some rules. >> you let your teen driver know exactly what is expected of him or her

live in greenwich township, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> murder charges are approved for the girlfriend of slain darby township officer darby hudson. they are in the process of filing a warrant against tieana finch she will be charged with murder and related charges for the death of hudson. >>> the manhunt for an escape prisoner in virginia just ended moments ago they say he was just captured in washington d.c. he overpowered a guard at a virginia hospital and took his gun around 3:00 this morning, he fled wearing only a hospital gown he was arrested this month on a federal bank robbery charged and was moved to the hospital after a suicide attempt on friday police believe he carjacked a woman after his escaped. again the escaped prisoner from virginia was just arrested into washington, d.c. >>> police are looking for the people that sucker punched a septa driver yesterday. david henry has the latest. >> it's very disturbing and scary. >> reporter: this surveillance camera caught the latest attack septa will release the actual video and from the train later to

today, it sits over greenwich england. there is a great observatory there, the royal observatory. england won all the wars and got to tell people what they were going to use. it is not just those reasons. england was the one that eventually solved the longitude problem. by 1773, there was a clock maker, john harrison, who developed an incredibly accurate clock. this clock moves -- loses less than one second per day and can withstand the rigors of sea. these chronometers would give you time, but not your time, the time at the prime ready and -- meridian. it is pretty easy to figure out local time. we can figure out what time it is today by looking around us. that was true back then, too. finding time where you are not that is a whole other issue. that is why this clock was important. if you know what time it is where you are not and where you are, you can measure the distance between the two. 3:00 in the afternoon here while it is noon in california. that is a fixed distance. you know what time it is where you are and where you are not. you have longitude. all that comes together,

county continues to cause traffic tie-ups, it happened at 5:00 this morning in the left hand lanes of greenwich township a double tractor trailer was found on its side at the new smithville exit and a car was involved. no word on what led to this deadly crash and the victim has not been identified. >>> developing right now at 12:30 a massive manhunt is over for a convict that escaped this morning the man fled from the hospital wearing a hospital gown karen travers joins us live. >> reporter: it was a relatively uneventful ending for a manhunt that went from north virginia into washington d.c., he was captured after he was getting off a d.c. metro bus in the neighborhood of southeast washington a passenger on the bus recognized him from the photos spread on social media and called police armed and dangerous and now captured. law enforcement officials say they have him in custody, the fbi u.s. marshals and virginia state and local police all engaged in an urgent manhunt. the suspect was being transferred from jail to the nova hospital outside of washington, d.c., he was in the the -- of security

the dupont site is located in greenwich township. it's an 1800 acre property.was once a nitroglycerin factory and chemical plan the but has been closed for more than a decade. the fortress investment group plans to buy the site and turn it into a new port. >> there's an area of growth in ports and we want to be part of that growth. that's where the good-paying middle class jobs are. >> no word on how much the site is selling for or how long it will take to complete the project. >>> in other news down the shore, seals are showing up in large numbers across the area and just over a week people reported seeing at least 40 harbor and grey seals. sightings are common in march but not this many in such a short time. brigantine's marine mammal center blames a cold winter. >> seals were stuck back there. now that the ice is melting, they're out feeding, waiting for the herring to come up the coast. >> two seals are recovering at the center but most have been healthy. they say if you see a seal keep your distance but take a photo and send it to them so they can check it

the 37-year-old was walking and talking on her cell phone in greenwich village when she was hit by aeetwçyó of plywood yesterday. she hit her head on the wall of a parking garage. a family spokesperson tells nbc 10's denise any cano tonight that she moved to new york from philadelphia eight months ago. she was to be married in july. her fiance released a her in philadelphia. this is the most devastating loss. she was the woman of my dreams. >>> tonight philadelphia police let four people go after questioning them in the murder of a father. killed while he was walking his dog. none of them was charged. he was shot to death last thursday on wood crest avenue. they think robbery is the motive. >>> to developing news in arizona, where more details are emerging now about the man suspected in a shooting rampage there. this is video of the suspect being taken into custody after a manhunt. police say4a) and hurt five others at several locations today. they describe him as a neo nazi skinhead ex-convict who served three stints in prison but they have yet to say anything about a motive. >>> a

the dupont site is located in greenwich township. it was once a nitroglycerine factory and chemical plant but it's been closed for more than a decade. the investment group plans to purchase the site turn it into a newport. it's expected to bring more jobs and economic opportunity to the area. >> there is an area of growth in ports. and we want to be part of that growth. that's where the good paying middle class jobs are. >> no word on how much the site is selling for or how long it will take to complete the project. >>> well it's not the way we wanted to start spring. later this evening, winter is over in less than an hour but doesn't look like it outside. a live look from i-95 in south philadelphia right now. changing conditions later tonight could create a new concern on the roads. glenn? >> yeah once that snow leaves freezing drizzle could develop, creating slick spots. i'm tracking the change in precipitation plus the warm-up that's finally going to make this snow melt. >>> big railroad repairs could upset small town haynes port

we have an accident in new jersey in east greenwich closing democrat road at swede bureau harmony road is your best alternate nicole. >>> well, flyers win a game but unfortunately lose one of their best players wayne simmonds is out for the season with a lower body injury. last night marked return of long time flyer kimmo timonen his first time back here since his trade to the black hawks. wayne simmonds scored his team leading 28th gel before he went down with that injury and offense kept firing after that. the flyers beat chicago four-one. they will host san jose sharks saturday afternoon. >>> sixers in den letter last night and finally an end to their long road losing streak, thank goodness. nerlens noel continues to make a case for rookie of the year. he grabbed jeremy grant miss and hit the yum seven hook. he had 14 points and 15 rebound. robert covington had 25 for sixers who beat nuggets 99-85 to win on the road for the first time since january, a stretch of 16 games. sixers back home against the clippers tomorrow night. >>> nit where temple was hosting louisiana tech bulldogs i

we have an accident in new jersey in east greenwich closing democrat road at swede bureau avenue. your best alternate harmony road and in delays for mass transit. don't forget on the road you can get updated information about traffic backups and delays with the new cbs philly traffic app. you can down load the app now on itunes and google will play erika. >>> little girl from vineland is honored for her heroism. she's only six years old but as jessica dean reports that girl stays calm under pressure and saved her grandfather's life. >> reporter: she knows all about 911. >> it is important to call them if it is a really mergecy. >> reporter: on february between the second she used that knowledge to save her 84 year-old grandfather's life. >> i saw he was not talking right. he said, he is feeling all right but he is not. >> reporter: winston clark yours from diabetes osha knew his blood sugar dropped and she wasted in time. >> i call the ambulance and first police came and then the ambulance came. >> reporter: her bravery did not go unnoticed. just this week osha received a certific

in greenwich township gloucester county there's still the crash that brought down the street light onrthbound lanes of 295 to 607. that ramp is partially shut down. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> hillary clinton there are accusations that she used her own personal e-mail account for business while she was secretary of state. the new york times sites state department officials who say clinton's exclusive use of personal e-mail to conduct business may have violated federal requirements. the federal records act requires official correspondence to be retained as part of the agency's records. clinton did not have a government e-mail while she was secretary of state and her aides didn't take actions necessary to have her personal e-mails preserved. this could be an issue of clinton -- if clinton runs for president and is pressed on issues like the attack on benghazi. >> new this morning, a new york mother has been found guilty of poisoning her young son to death by using salt. lacy spears showed little emotion as the jury decision was read yesterday. spears of chestnut ridge was found guilty o

good news in greenwich township gloucester county the crash that took down the street light on the ramp from 295 northbound to route 607 gibbstown is now out of the way. that ramp is completely reopened and the construction crews are out of the way. we had a bunch of them out there in camden county along 168 and 130. they've all cleared. maybe headed to ihop for those free pancakes this morning hopefully and in burlington county hainesport we still have that two alarm church fire closing down fostertown road between mount laurel road and phillips road. if you're trying get to or from route 38 this morning i think i would stay up top on creek road as an easy alternate to fostertown road and matt and tam i know you have more details on that church fire. >> indeed we do. thank you matt. >>> this has been breaking right here on "action news." a site known for centuries as a place of quiet and reflection is at the heart of that raging scene this morning. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in hainesport burlington county where firefighters are trying to save that church which has

lisa: greenwich associates looked at the data, who is the top profiting firm for debt trading?y found it was jpmorgan, even if you just look at the rankings on a volume basis, they were not ranked number one. when you look at profitability, they were lower down on the scale. this shows, not all bond trading is the same. i know deutsche bank is much more heavily concentrated in government debt trading, which is less profitable, whereas jpmorgan has a bigger presence on a per capita basis. mark: we talked about the approach. some banks are consolidating teams in new york city, leaving places like chicago in california. lisa: deutsche bank have cut staff in california and chicago to concentrate on the new york office. jeffries recently hired a couple of high yield bond fund are's for their los angeles office -- high-yield bond traders for their los angeles office. that is the ceo's roots. he founded the high-yield bond trading unit at jefferies and that was in l.a. can some ways, they are going back to this place the home to oak tree and tcw and pimco. there are a lot of big, big

>> thanks, good morning everybody, we have chopper outside, live over top after scene out in greenwichvolved right behind this. you can see i'm sure it will move there at some point pushed over into the median. completely closing 78, in the westbound lanes, only have one lane getting by in the eastbound side being diverted off at 45 which is independent road, you want to taken between independent road and crumbs ville. we'll keep you updated there back to you. >> next update at 85:00, a up next on cbs this morning hidden hotel fees costing you millions. for more local news weather traffic and sports we're on the "cw philly" on these channels. have a good morning. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour the ncaa tournament celebrates great basketball but one coach shaped the game without leaving high school. how one man's influence stretches from a final four dynasty to the pros. >>> plus they take us inside tonight's premiere of the cbs drama "the dove keepers." it is set in israel to the courage of women caught in war. that is ahead. >>> right now it's time

train reaction crash involving a car and two tractor trailers, it happened on the westbound lanes in greenwich township, it started with the car that was disabled and partially in the left lane, one truck behind the car stopped momentarily only to be hit from behind. >> nuclear talks involving iran and the u.s. and other world powers will continue past the self imposed deadline of tonight, secretary of state john kerry, planned to leave switzerland today and an iranian negotiator says his team will stay as long as necessary and the west is trying to limit iran's nuclear program while iran wants an end to crippling sanctions sfl. >>> an inmate overpowered a guard and escaped custody is back in custody after a nine hour manhunt, he was in the hospital because he made a suicide attempt but about 3:00 this morning he allegedly stole the gun and used her as a shield to escape. police say he carjacked to vehicles before he was finally captured getting off a bus in washington. >>> there is much more on the virginia prisoner and the talks in iran coming up later tonight on world news with david muir.

she was walking in greenwich village, a strong gust of wind sent plywood from the construction site and the force of the blow sent her into the brick wall. she died hours later a few months before she was maryland. other new yorkers say they will think twice walking down west 12th where there are wind tunnel conditions. >> it wind comes over from new jersey and blows through here. >> it's windy here, one would hope that they are taking extra precautions because it's a particularly windy block. >> reporter: she will be burr -- buried in philadelphia. the construction site is under investigation. >>> we have an update in the murder investigation in the overbrook section. police are questioning a 14-year-old boy in connection with the shooting death of a man out walking his dog. this video along west girard avenue where police served a search warrant. it is partly of the investigation into last week's murder of james stuhlman shot and killed during a robbery on the 6 # hundred block of wood crest avenue. homicide detectives have questioned three people. no charges were filed. >>> new york

in greenwich township, it started with a disabled vehicle blocking part of left lane and then a tractor trailer flipped on the side and the driver of that semi -- dead. >> you have more. >> reporter: it opened 45 minutes ago and we are 15 miles west of allentown, two very large trucks, what we learned recently is that small car became disabled to swerve to avoid something in the road. more than nine hours later crews struggled to clear the wreckage on i-78, there was a chain reaction accident involving a car and two tractor trailers, investigators said that when the driver of this small blue car swerved to avoid a mud flap in the left lane and hit the barrier disabling the car and then came a fedex tractor trailer slamming into the rear of the first truck. >> and then went out of control and flipped on its right side and came to rest blocking both westbound lanes. >> police investigators don't know why the fedex truck was unable to safely slow down, the crash forced miles of backup on busy i-78, shortly before noon a long line of vehicles sitting for hours, were allowed to slowly drive

there are at least 200 firefighters reportedly responding to this major incident and new york city's greenwichast village happened just after 3:00 this afternoon. initially report as an explosion in a restaurant on that block of second avenue, between seventh and eight street. that's unconfirmed at this hour, but certainly there has been at least one explosion and followup bombs. kohn -- con-ed is here to shut down service but the street on second avenue just packed with response vehicles, fire trucks, ambulances. we're told at least one person critically injured in the initial event and other possible injuries being treated there would be people trapped the fire department is trying to get closer to the scene and determine the extent of this but a major incident here in the east village as close to 200 firefighters respond to this building collapse and fire. >> incredible. thank you very much. rick will be providing updates. in the meantime we know he intentionally crashed the plane. now officials are scrambling to find out why. on what they're doing right now to get to the bottom. >> the avi

it happened around 4:30 this morning in greenwich township. it tied up traffic through the morning rush hour. from the ground, you can see a fedex truck took out a portion of the interstate divider before it overturned. the driver of the truck was killed. both westbound lanes on the interstate were closed for seven hours at the scene. >>> skyforce10 flew over this crash involving several cars in springfield county. happened after 9:00 this morning on north bishop avenue. emergency crews had to take off the door of one of the cars to rescue the driver. >>> four elementary school students get hurt when their school bus collides with a pickup truck in lancaster county. police say the 72-year-old driver of the truck took his foot off the brake when something spilled on his lap. the crash happened yesterday afternoon when the bus was taking students home. >> most of the kids came off themselves. some obviously shaken and upset. we did carry some off but it wasn't because they had to be. it was just easier. >> the students had minor injuries. no one

a tractor-trailer overturned on i-78 in greenwich.et's head over to karen rogers. she's got details with traffic. good morning. >> we have so many traffic issues with this. first it's shut down. so westbound i-78 shut down at this point in berks county at new smithville. take 222 southbound but look at all these vehicles and a lot of trucks right here that have been stuck in the backup while they do the accident investigation. so, they're kind of unable to move just standing here still on i-78 westbound and you can see how that delay just grows and all of that stuck traffic as they're not allowing anyone. there was it's blocked currently at new smithville with this fatal accident scene. let's go outside and take a look at 202 exton chester county 202 at the 30 bypass northbound jammed from 30 to 29, no accidents but a slow go tam. >> thank you karen. >>> david you say it's clear now but by the time you come home this afternoon you'll be dealing with rain. >> yeah, exactly. temperatures starting to inch up a little bit. we're at 46 deg

this building is in the east village of manhattan and according to the greenwich village society of historic preservation, it was built in 1834 as a single family home five stories, huge single family home later renovated. right now into four apartments and then they're -- there are at least two businesses on the first floor of this apartment. the flames have been moving over to the next building over. two very old historical buildings in the east village of manhattan will be lost due to this explosion and fire. they are in a designated historical district. update right now, more importantly, 12 people have been injured and one person critically according to the new york city fire department. live in the newsroom chris papst, abc 7 news. autria: thank you very much. keep us updated much the families of some of those killed when that plane crashed in the alps on tuesday visited the scene today. they arrived as investigators confirmed the co-pilot of germanwings flight 9525 intentionally crashed the jet into a mountain as it flew from barcelona to dusseldorf. marcy gonzalez is in new york with

london school with refractive glasses on the meridian line at the royal observatory here in london in greenwich. good stuff. >>> okay let's move on to some other stories now. islamic state extremists say they were behind the attack at the bardo museum in tunisia's capital, which killed 23 people. tunisian authorities have arrested nine people and deployed the army to protect major cities. the attack was designed to wreck the country's tourist industry. coachloads of tourists from nearby cruise ships had just arrived a to the museum near the parliament building when the government opened fire. the cruise ship "msc splendida" has arrived in barcelona. nine of its guests among those who reportedly lost their lives in the attack with another 12 injured. and that company along with italy's "costa crosseria" have suspended stopovers in tunis until further notice. >>> today toons isunis is marking their independence day. many people are shaken by the events this week but it is thought they'll still come out in large numbers in a show of solidarity. >> reporter: the government has said that attackers h

protesters from new york city travel to greenwich, connecticut to rally outside the home of billionairehedge fund manager paul tudor jones. the protest came as part of a project called hedge clippers, which seeks to highlight the role of hedge fund billionaires in steering new york state toward policies that favor the rich. the group recently reported hedge fund managers have flooded new york state with nearly $40 million in political contributions since 2000. the largest individual beneficiary has been democratic governor andrew cuomo, who has received nearly $5 million, much of it from founders and backers of charter schools. activists jonathan westin and zakiyah ansari described their reasons for targeting paul tudor jones, who has a net worth of over $4 billion. >> the greedy few cannot control new york state government. and our governor andrew cuomo -- hedge fund for buddies are pushing policies and don't want to pass laws that help folks who don't have as much money. they're not thinking about passing a dream at her passing a living wage and ensuring a living wages available for o

it is called greenwich. a mile and a half north of new york city. well, that resolution in december of 1784 to move to new york city also contained the creation of a three-man committee to oversee the building of one federal town on the delaware, in the environs of trenton, on either side of the river. seven states were willing, as they had been a year earlier, to vote that way. but it is going to take nine to appropriate the money. george washington, the only comment he has on paper about the location of the seat of government was when he wrote to congressman grayson from virginia and said i don't have to be someone who sees into the future to know that location will never satisfy the united states of america. grayson led the fight in congress to block appropriation. it took nine votes. they only had seven. money was never appropriated. this federal town on the delaware was not built. the issue kind of goes to sleep until 1787 when the new constitution is written. believe me, it was a counterrevolution led by washington, hamilton, madison, and a lo

there is jean tunney who beat the great dempsey native new york from greenwich village.it was always the big hitters, the outsiders the roofs in the dempsey to capture the crowds. this came in with a lot of money. joe patterson from the patterson mccormick family in chicago. he is a a breakaway a one-time socialist and the rebel of the family. .. in a new way and reading it in a new way. and the tabloids, of course have never gotten away. and what i tried to do with these characters -- and this is important, i think, for the story -- knowing the future, knowing what's going the happen can be a tremendous liability for a writer of history. because then you slant your whole story toward that. if i write the story on the '20s knowing that the depression's on the horizon, the whole story becomes a prelude to the depression. but nobody in the '20s knew the depression was coming. david mccullough sr. always reminds me that the most inaccurate phrase in the english language is "the foreseeable future." the future can't be foreseen, okay? so i think what good historians and good

your boss, the founder, of thor industries, watching back there in greenwich, connecticut. proud of what you have done thus far? >> he is proud of the entire team. founder of an incredible company over 30 years ago. we're brought to be part of it. it is incredible industry. >> i want to go out to look at factory one more time. i want to ask you, impact, gas prices. you get, about eight, nine miles a gallon? >> if that. people don't typically buy them for the gas mileage. they buy them for liveability. gas prices are a factor. really more part of consumer confidence. people have more cash in their pocket. gives them more confidence to buy a standard rv. >> that is pretty good. picture of all the stuff soon in your rolling house down the road. $400,000 a piece for these. they're pretty well-decked out. fireplaces, showers. david: unbelievable. jeff, thank you very much. jeff flock, appreciate it. >> spend a lot of time on road. david: we have to run. floyd mayweather, manny pacquiao set to fight on may 2nd. mayweather expected to make upwards of $180 million. that is up from

they eventually marched us from [indistinct] to greenwich village.'t like we were marching of our own volition. they got behind us and were pushing us for like 2 1/2 hours, at 2:00 in the morning. ray: i was just shocked at the way they did it. protestors: shame, shame, shame. jake: what i saw was enough to bring the average millionaire out of his house and down to these streets to protest with us. it was that bad. russell: if you don't fight equally for the rights of others, then you're not so honorable, if you want them for yourself. if you take anything for granted, then you should give it to others. and that's the only way to protect it. if you're selfish and small, you better get out there and fight for the poor, because your day of reckoning is coming, too. lillian: they are allowed to conduct themselves absolutely outrageously in a democracy. total disregard of the bill of rights. [shouting and screaming] [explosion] man: what happened? what happened? protestor: he got shot! man: what's your name? what's your name? what's your name? jose: buil

another area which relates to a letter that i received from a connecticut radio station, wgch in greenwich, the local owner of that radio station, rocco fort wrote to me regarding notification he seened from verizon that legacy services provided to the station wok immediately terminatenated in 90 days and that the station must find alternative service options. and he was upset understandably that his other options cost 2.5 times what the station currently pays and also would take weeks to install. wgch is a station that serves more than a million people with information that they need and deserve on emergencies severe weather, catastrophes and listeners rely on that service. so as ip transition moves forward and more legacy providers go through this process of obtaining permission for the commissionings to discontinue existing services in favor of newer technologies and more and more consumers receive these kinds of notices of discontinuous, i want to make sure there are sufficient protections for consumers. mr. chairman chairman wheeler i understand the commission is committed to making s

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it's in greenwich. >> off place here too? >> i do. >> you've done well. awesome., we couldn't get to the rest of jim's picks but he is a member of our squawk platinum portfolio and can go to cnbc.com to have see his picks. >>> coming up getting voefld in m&as and deals perhaps. then we'll talk about what's going on in israel. we'll get a live report of dan senor. he's in tel aviv. and then data monitor users using twitter as a warning. we're back in a moment. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. we've been watching the futures this morning. after a big rebound for the markets yesterday, you can see they are giving back of the gains this morning. the dow futures indicated 87 points below fair value. s&p off by 10 and nasdaq down by 15. also look at crude oil prices this morning. crude is actually continuing its decline. it was already at a six-year low this morning. now down another 82 cents. we did briefly watch wti touch $42 and change earlier this morning. >>> and let's talk a little m&a this morning. 2014 was a banner year for financial ipos with nearly