gregg: yeah.as since married behind wars, he has a -- behind bars he has a teen stepdaughter, he's an electrician's assistant, he has a permit for that. he's done all the right things hasn't he, doug? >> he definitely has. and the other kind of interesting point is that in any sort of murder for hire or murder conspiracy you say who's more culpable, the person who put it in motion or the person who did it? here with a 15-year-old being, as you guys explained, somewhat corrupted by it, i do think there's some mitigation. >> uh-huh. gregg: yeah. and, you know, what he's been a model prisoner. there's no fence, he could walk away at any time, and he never has. it looks like thursday may be his day. lis wiehl and doug burns, good to see you. >> my pleasure. jenna: two teenagers hailed as heroes for stopping an attempted kidnapping. the whole scene caught on video. >>> plus a nation in mourning today as two helicopters filming a reality show collide killing ten people including two olympic athletes. bu

gregg: that may be.practical effect there is an issue of reducing transparency and pushing people into opaque activity. raising standards and making it clear that the audit process -- alix: senator -- senator, to be fair though some of the spinoff of the commodity business is happening before the regulation even was brought out. basically the banks were less profitable. it had nothing to do with what was going on with d.c. carl: i do not think that banks should be run as a casino just because it would all be pushed into dark tools --pools, as you say. mr. gregg: that is simply hyperbole. what an absurd statement. alix: all right, all right. mr. gregg: we are not in the financial crisis. [all talking at once] alix: okc,arl, senator. thank you so much for joining me, senator judd gregg. the close of coming up on "street smart." ♪ alix: welcome to our viewers around the globe. you are watching bloomberg television. i am alix steel. this is "street smart." we are moments away from the closing bell. energy sh

gregg: michigan state going into overtime.ans missed the three, the putback full stop in state celebrates. they go to the final four to play the winner of this one. duke up six on gonzaga. justin winslow, duke up by nine. k coach with a victory -- coach k with a victory hug. nascar martinsville, not super speeds, but that does not stop super crashes. i was thought this was like number cars. the final lap hamlin wins on his hometown track. bryce harper homered again. the nationals beat the marlins 11-7 in spring training. opening day at nats park is a week from tomorrow. the big winners from the winter doldrums and the horrible weather will be baseball teams because people want to get outside. kimberly: why would they be the winners? gregg: lots of money, people wanting to get outside. kimberly: is it hollywood magic or just plain creepy? kimberly: it takes the lot to stop the production of a moneymaking sequel in hollywood. even the death of leading man paul walker could not stop the "fast and furious" sequel. he was killed in

gregg: there must be a gazillion people with them in their bracket. coming up, stud kimberly: think of the intensity of "top chef," but with high school students. there was a two hour time limit where they had to prepare for memory a two course french meal. they were competing for scholarship money, but the students say it's a huge win for everyone. >> it helps me and my family financially, regardless of how i do. i will get scholarship money and this also means a great deal because i have a passion for the culinary industry. kimberly: they were judged on taste and presentation and organization, sanitation, and timing. the results will be revealed at an awards breakfast monday.

gregg: i was watching some coverage tuesday night.eem to veer into some blatant bashing at times. nbc in particular saying this netanyahu's win could destroy any chance of a peace plan. over the top? >> absolutely over the top because you know if you just look at what the palestinians were saying the "new york times" quoted one of them as saying that they were actually glad about bb netanyahu's victory. now we could stop all pretense that the negotiations were going to lead anywhere and the palestinians could now wage what he calls their diplomatic intufada. peace negotiations are dead in water but the campaign disinvestment in israel isolation of israel may continue. that's the danger and that's what the press should have focused on not the dead in the water peace process. that's ridiculous. gregg: i have to leave it at that and i did short change you, ellen. i'll make it up to you next time. i appreciate t. good to see you both. >> thank you. jenna: next hour on "happening now" murder suspect robert durst seems to confess on audio.

gregg: the net start for real next monday. another bryce harper home run at spring training, against the miami marlins. the nationals go on to win 11-7. a nash -- a nascar race. three of the four final teams are set. michigan state beat louisville. they join kentucky, wisconsin, and either duke or gonzaga. no cinderella story there. i think a lot of people are still having good brackets right now, because kentucky is still in. i think they were sweating last night. kimberly: a tight game. gregg: the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen creditit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. kimberly: mild improvement in the forecast ahead. eileen: early tomorrow

gregg: the new meaning of friendly. the nationals, stephen strasburg gave up four runs.m monday. you played soccer, have you ever seen that before? kimberly: never in my life. you played goalie? gregg: i was really bad. kimberly: it was so beautiful today looking through the window. eileen: yes, and i'm hoping that you are in a warm place tonight because these are the morning temperatures. teens and 20's. yes, i'm wondering if we will ever eat rid of winter this year. it does look like temperatures will rebound tomorrow, into the upper 40's. by the work week we get back into the 60's. which is where we should be this time of year for stop kimberly: happy spring break, kids. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." searching for clues. investigators inside the home of the pilot who brought down that plane in the alps. the doctors note declaring him unfit for work. a medical mystery deepening tonight. did he have vision problems and was he taking medication for mental illness? >>> breaking news a light rail train in los angeles slams into a car on the tracks. nearly two dozen

us, cherri gregg keep it many doing. we appreciate it. let's see, it is 8:08 right now. carol's coming back with the forecast for the parade and rest of the week coming up. also, flipping over a car submerge in the river. this is an incredible story. officers rush to save a baby trapped in her carseat. see the new video from inside that dramatic rescue. >> and want somebody special in your life but just can't seem to find the right person? maybe you should just make one up. coming up next, why people are opting for the invisible partner oh goodness, we'll see how that shapes out. we'll be back. >> nineteen month olds found in a river strapped into her carseat, upside down. well, now police have released the incredible video of how she was saved. cbs's more on what are calling a miraculous rescue. >> say i'm okay, i'm going to make it, i'm just really tired right now. >> nineteen month olds baby lilly grossbeck is healthy and alert, after surviving the car crash that kill her mother. >> jarring video from a policeman's bo

a dream sequence in which gregg allman, from his hospital bed, sees his late brother, guitarist duane allman, across the bridge. shooting began on the side of the tracks. then, after two trains passed by, it came time to set up for the day's money shot, 30 feet above the water. according to one of our witnesses, randall miller said, "move the bed up on to the tracks," after the two trains had come by. >> a hospital bed, laying across the tracks, not running with the tracks, but across the tracks. >> reporter: beau giannakopolous, the photographer on the set, recalls that it was the star who dared to ask the most important question. >> there was concern from william and he did voice that concern. he asked if another train came, how much time would we have to get off the tracks? we would have approximately 60 seconds. >> i was, more or less, "60 seconds to get off the track?" and i started praying. i'm mad at myself because i didn't say something. >> reporter: there was no on-set medic. there were no railroad officials present. two takes of the scene were in the can. then, just before 4

. >> and i'm gregg scott. hillary clinton, a likely presidential candidate has not spoken publicly of course, there was that tweet saying that she asked the state department to release the e-mails that she selectively gave them. there are growing calls by top democrats to answer the questions of why clinton didn't use an official e-mail during the time as top diplomat. trey gowdy saids there are months of clinton e-mails that have vanished and are missing. and we'll bring in susan crabtree. washington correspondent. and david who is with the u.s. news and world report. susan, starting with you. was the tweet planted and fell flat and plan b which is today? >> i think that is right. i think it was not holding water. you had the white house for more than a week trying to respond to these multitude of questions and meanwhile, hillary clinton was silent and now, finally she's going to break that silence and it is going to be difficult for her though it. there is no good explanation for this. and she cannot like sh

those switches caused deadly accidents. >> i'm gregg jarrett. back to "cavuto on business." >>> 7 million immigration petition getting processed last year alone. now the head of the immigration union is warning most of those were not properly vetted out. that could actually help isis sneak in. really? >> they are already processing some 7 million of these folks every single year. their ability to look indepth in close at these people is really limited. they are going to be inundated with people who want to come into this country. it will be difficult to tell the good guys from the bad. in europe they had huge problems with people coming into those countries. i think we'll have the same issue. >> no one is going to scream "isis." >> i think we should let everyone in. i'm just keeping with the theme. >> you know what i like about you? you're married to no cause. >> i'm just mercenary. >> you are our clinton. we admire that. what was i going to say now? >> 9/11. >> i'm going to agree with you on this. 9/11 was caused by two people that got through

len: another creative out of bounds play drawn up by gregg marshall in the time-out. he's become the mad scientist on baseline plays. marv: 12-point lead for wichita state. oubre on the follow and again he'll held to the line. chris: you have to work two or three possessions to score against this smaller wichita state team. the way they move their feet, their body angles, it shows that they do a lot of practice of one-on-one defending because they don't bail out with reaching in poor plays. marv: zach brown called for the foul. oubre 72% at the line. a 6'7" freshman out of new orleans. let's check in with lewis. lewis: what bill self wants to happen is what oubre gust -- just did. he said in the last time-out he wants guys to drive the ball downhill. somehow cut this deficit to five and they'll take it from there. marty: oubre a player who attacks the basket and can also hit from long range. 10-point lead. coming up on 6:00 remaining. no pressure here by kansas. wellsle out to cotton. oh the steal by graham! and lays it in. len: outstanding defense right there playing

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio attended the service today at 23rd and lehighismhey lit candles and offered special prayers at saint martin de porris catholic church trying to make sense out of a senseless death of a father son and protects police officer robert wilson, iii. >> it's just unbelievable. >> a fine upstanding man with two children. >> reporter: dozens of officers from the 22nd and 39th police district stood at the rear of the church as parishoners gave them a standing ovation. >> the police officers, they do a brave job every day. >> reporter: pastor steven thorn organized the service and preached that although officer wilson was not a member of the parish he was rooted in the community. >> he would patrol the area. perhaps he drove past here going to game stop on thursday afternoon. >> reporter: officer wilson died a hero protecting customers at game stop at 22nd and lehigh avenue as brothers ramon williams and carleton hipps robbed the store. wilson was there to buy a gift for his son but exchanged gunfire and died when he was fatally shot in the he

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cherry gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 live along the parade route with a preview.porter: good morning, nicole. here at 16th and jfk where in just few hours thousands will gather here for the annual st. patrick's parade. it all began in 1771 here in philadelphia making philadelphia's st. patrick's parade the second oldest in the nation. now, 20,000 people will gather here wearing their spring/clover green. they'll gather here and of course the parade route goes from 16th and jfk down the parkway, the performance area is near 23rd street, and then the parade continues around eakins oval to the art museum. there, 150 groups are expected to take part. there is going to be marching bands, dance groups, floats, flags and all sorts of green taking place all along the park way. the parade begins around noon. live coverage will be on the "cw philly" at 1:00 p.m. and back out here live, let me tell you couple of little fun facts about st. patrick's day. first of all the official color is a kelly/spring green which is a color of a clover or a shamrock. the official flower is

gregg marshall has always felt differently. the coach of the shockers says he's been trying for years to schedule a game against kansas and now they've done it. they will play each other. that will take place on sunday in what should be a classic. 27 points for fred vanvleet. the point guard for the shockers. zach brown career high 11. ron baker with 15. the final score wichita state 81, indiana 76. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division ♪ since horses gave way to horsepower valvoline's been right here. taking engines apart. making breakthroughs by hand. like valvoline full synthetic high mileage with maxlife technology. superior protection with 40% more anti-wear film than mobil 1. we introduced motor oil in 1866. and we've been reinventing it ever since. valvoline. 140 years under the hood. mooo half lemonade, half icedream® new frosted lemonade starting at 240 calories we invented low fares. then everyone else pretty much tried to follow. we call it the southwest effect, but other airlines probably use more colorf

gregg jarrett. back to "cavuto on business." >>> 7 million immigration petition getting processed last year alone. now the head of the immigration union is warning most of those were not properly vetted out. that could actually help isis sneak in. really? >> they are already processing some 7 million of these folks every single year. their ability to look indepth in close at these people is really limited. they are going to be inundated with people who want to come into this country. it will be difficult to tell the good guys from the bad. in europe they had huge problems with people coming into those countries. i think we'll have the same issue. >> no one is going to scream "isis." >> i think we should let everyone in. i'm just keeping with the theme. >> you know what i like about you? you're married to no cause. >> i'm just mercenary. >> you are our clinton. we admire that. what was i going to say now? >> 9/11. >> i'm going to agree with you on this. 9/11 was caused by two people that got through

gregg marshall has always felt differently. the coach of the shockers says he's been trying for years to schedule a game against kansas and now they've done it. they will play each other. that will take place on sunday in what should be a classic. 27 points for fred vanvleet. the point guard for the shockers. zach brown career high 11. ron baker with 15. the final score wichita state 81, indiana 76. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division ♪ since horses gave way to horsepower valvoline's been right here. taking engines apart. making breakthroughs by hand. like valvoline full synthetic high mileage with maxlife technology. superior protection with 40% more anti-wear film than mobil 1. we introduced motor oil in 1866. and we've been reinventing it ever since. valvoline. 140 years under the hood. mooo half lemonade, half icedream® new frosted lemonade starting at 240 calories we invented low fares. then everyone else pretty much tried to follow. we call it the southwest effect, but other airlines probably use more colorf

live in center city, cherry gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> yes, us women weot of gold. why give it out when you can keep it for yourself. goodness, i don't know. thanks, 6:42 for 26 years the alum my of sanes zero st. thomas more high school have marched in the parade. now back on the parkway. golden bares are special group. their own school has been closed for decades but as "eyewitness news" anchor chris may shows us, they are still making a difference for the next generation of catholic school student. >> cardinal o'hara high school in springfield, delaware county, 1,110 student strong. many afford their tuition with the help of financial aid. >> i think it is critical. i mean, you are probably talking right now between, you know 30, 40% of the student couldn't come here if it wasn't for some agree of aid. >> comes from variety of sources perhaps none more unique than the alum my association every saint thomas more catholic boys high school. tommy moore as it is known stood for 39 years at the corner of 47th and we lewesing in west philadelphia. from 1936

i'm gregg jarrett. back to "cavuto on business." >>> congress allow workers to swap out their 401(k) assets, perhaps at august levels for a guaranteed retirement account. just a one-time swatch trading your 401(k) for a guaranteed retirement account that will be composed of the equivalent of government bonds. >> we could have cut that byte down, but i said no, no, no. i sense a ratings juggernaut. you may not know that woman and after that byte, you may not want to. you know this woman hillary clinton is considering making that woman an economic advisor if she ultimately runs for president. we should stress that what this woman was saying back at the height of the meltdown and that everyone's portfolios had been decimated and there was a great risk at the time to putting all your eggs in the market basket. she seized on that. what she is saying is you don't want that to happen again. the government should take over our 401(k)s. we won't have 401(k)s. >> we won't. we might have something worse. anyone wi

. >> an apology there from radio deejay mel gregg.prank went terribly wrong. now the station she works for could lose its license. sydney station today f.m. sparked outrage when gregg and fellow deejay crank called a london hospital where kate middleton of being treated for morning sickness. >> the nurse who took the call later killed herself. it was tragic. on wednesday, australia's high court upheld a ruling that the broadcaster had broken the law. now today f.m. may lose its license or be taken off the air temporarily. >> and now more on the couple that you see there. >>> prince william is wrapping up his week-long asia tour with a topic close to his heart felt wildlife conservation. >> the prince visited an elephant sanctuary before going on to speak about the importance of protecting them in the wild. elephants are being slaughtered at an alarming rate to supply the illegal ivory trade. >>> mac foster joins us live from london to talk about the prince's most recent activities in china. max, let's start with an overall feeling of

welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm gregg jarrett in for kelly wright. >> president obama arrivedago. we'll of course bring you his remarks live as they happen. the march of course started

. >>> hello, i'm gregg jarrett. senator robert menendez remaining defiant in the face of possible corruption charges. department of justice reportedly said there will be criminal charges accusing him of using his office to help one of his donors in exchange fof gifts. the senator adamantly denying wrong doing saying "i am not going anywhere." >> overseas, russian authorities arresting two suspects in the shooting death of opposition leader boris nemtsov. they they identified the suspects moments before he was gunned down last week. he was a vocal opposer of vladimir putin. >>> you think the report on dozens of americans who hooked up with islamic militants returning to the u.s. is scary? how about released gitmo detainees getting back in the game? our top intel guys saying 185 released gitmo guys are getting back in the terror fight. john, you say this is why closing gitmo is too costly on so many measures. >> it is. as our friend tracy burns said a couple of weeks ago, if they are not going to rot in hell, let them

but don't think gregg lynn can retire once he sells this sky- high condo. >>reporter:he's also the real estate agent for san francisco's second most expensive condo - at a mere 29 million dollars. vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning. in case you have 49 million in your pocket and are in the market. >>james:home-owners dues alone for the condo are 8-thousand dollars a month. >>james: quicklime the outside before we go the san mateo bridge cameras from us the ride on 92. >>reporter: we're working up to clear skies across much of the area here is what looks like at the bay bridge looking of to the east is still dark out we have clear skies for pressure building and it will keep the skies clear for much of the day but it will start december 2nd letter this morning and then one of this afternoon years to clear skies to men as a phone not a bad start incident this quantity of the cooler side was subtle and rare combination looks pretty good clear skies for much of the evening everywhere else is back peninsula south bay clear skies for this morning those

steve kerr doing the best gregg popovich imitation. he rested clay thomklay thompson and andre iguodola and steph curry just like pop does with his aging veterans. and now, this young lady wants a little p.t. with all of the stars sitting out. and no bogut and the mannimal scored 34. and now in exchange michael mcadoo sighting. and now in the fourth justin holiday showing game. and he had a career high 23. under 5:00, the veterans, randy foye for three, and tied up 99-99. and foye tied it up and the nuggets go on to wip it 114-103. >> well, steph and klay were tired and we have bogs and andre on a routine to give them a night off once in a while, and tonight seemed like the right night. >>> on to the third inning with jake peavy serving up the ground ball with a double play. peavy went four innings this spring, but he gave up a three-run homer. and brandon belt in the gap with the triple, and the lone offensive highlight for the g-men as they are blanked 3-0. >>> and the a's with the night cap in las vegas against the cubbies. former a

gregg and julie? >> jonathan er is jonathan serrie, thank you. >>> police shoot and kill a 19-year-old african-american man. >> black lives matter! >> the crowd gathered friday night chanting black lives matter. police who were responding to calls of a man acting erratically in traffic say officers shot the suspect after he assaulted one of them. so far, police not releasing the name of that man. family however, are identifying himself as tony terrell robinson, jr. they say he was unarmed when he was shot. the criminal investigation is now looking into this case. >>> walter mondale has been released from a hospital after being treated for the flu. he's doing fine right now. he was supposed to introduce former president jimmy carter at the annual nobel peace prize forum yesterday. but he was admitted to the mayo clinic in minnesota after it was found he had flu. >>> general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said he believes that government forces will push isis out of the key iraqi

for more on the investigation we're joined once again by former ntsb investigator gregg fife. greg where are investigators focusing their attention right now? and how are other airlines worldwide responding? >> right now the technical aspect of the investigation is gone. it's now focused on the first officer, his mental health and where the trap lines could have been to try to get him out of the cockpit because of some of these issues now developing. the airlines now because of this solo pilot being there and no way to get into the cockpit to remedy a bad situation are now adopting the protocols of the united states in putting a second crew member in there so that in the event something happens, an incapacitation or nefarious act, they're going to be able to at least assist in trying to get somebody qualified back in to stop the process. >> investigator greg fife tonight, thank you. >>> in this country we're following late developments in los angeles where a commuter train rammed into a car that was crossing the tracks. more than 20 people were injured. nbc's jacob rascon is i

runs dallas tx perry at into watching games for jerry jones for a long time but is as the siting of greggng is was shot in the debt. he was convicted of two counts of domestic by violence or assaulting his girlfriend. but they gave him a letter of $0.3 million to participate next season. and the mayor says we don't need that type of guy year. here... the sounds like a mayor that i would vote for. >> pam: coming up we have breaking news again coming abnormal is whether a t as a agents were attack their perry at tsa agents attacked in new orleans... >> pam: we continue to follow breaking news at eight a man shot three times after violently attacking t s eight officers in new orleans at the airport. police say the man identified as a 63 year-old richard white walked into the security checkpoint area sprayed one officer with corn lost spray. the attack to other officers with the spray again and pulled out of machete and striking a female officer in our arm. he was shot three times in his chest and face and legs. you visit to kron 4 at that time to see more of that perry will have the latest a

this conrad-gregg legislation. we had seven republican cosponsors. even the republican leader today at that time didn't cosponsor it but he said he liked it, said publicly that he liked it. in fact, he said this proposal is our best hope for addressing the out-of-control spending and debt levels threatening our nation's fiscal future. mr. president, what a tremendous idea. i was so happy to have had something to do with setting this program up. but look what happened. seven of those republicans who cosponsored the legislation voted against proceeding to it. we couldn't even get on the bill because republicans ran away from it. they ran away from doing something about the deficit. why? ask them. i have reasons but that's the way it is. even my friend the now-republican leader, voted against it. it failed by seven votes seven votes of the republicans who cosponsored it who no longer voted for it. so based upon that, we were in a quandary. washed we do? and so -- what should we do? and so a number of us democrats and republicans asked president obama co

through their advocacy and tireless efforts missy and gregg smith have helped enact laws in 17 statesincluding my home state of kansas, to provide law enforcement with the necessary tools to rescue individuals in emergency situations where the threat of death or serious bodily injury is eminent and the impact of this law at the state level has been real and measurable. for example in may of 2012, one month after the enactment of the state's version of the kelsey smith act local authorities in tennessee were successful in saving the life of a child who had been abducted by a suspected child rapist. because the child was believed to be in eminent danger, police were able to successfully receive the location of the suspect's cell phone in a window of time that led to the safe recovery of the child alive and before she was assaulted. now, according to the national center for missing and exploited children the first three hours are critical to recovering a child alive. this is why it is necessary that in these few isolated instances where a person's very life is at stake, an exemption shou

what can you say about judd gregg? what can you say about i am honored with the fact that he would come here this morning. these are my comrades in arms. these were people who made the congress work and helped to make america work, so would you give them a round of applause. they are my friends. [applause] this is my first time back in new hampshire. bruce burkey said it was 16 years when i was here last, and i have to tell you that when i was here 16 years ago, one of the most profound times was that i did these coffees. i was a young man, really young, a member of the house, i figure the way i could get known was to show up in people's living rooms and let them talk to me and asked me questions and get to know me and all that kind of stuff, so we have this one coffee towards the end of the campaign. i was in a kitchen with this lady. i did not know her really. we were standing at the sink and we were just going on and on about this and that, and i'm thinking to myself, this lady is absolutely going to be for me if i

. >> i'm gregg jarrett. topping the news, new details now about america's involvement in yemen amid growing concerns about the deteriorating security situation in that up above rushed and war torn country. >>> a commuter train in los angeles colliding with a car and leaving nearly two dozen people injured. we'll tell you how this happened. >>> an update on two llamas. remember? llamas on the loose who made headlines last year if phoenix. actually last month. a wild chase. we'll give you an update. first our top story stunning new details shedding light on the possible mindset of copilot lubitz. reports claiming he had recently been through a breakup with his girlfriend of seven years and the "new york times" reporting he had been dealing with vision problems that may have jeopardized his career as a pilot. this as crews continue the grim search for the victims who have to be i.d'd with dna because of the devastating nature of the crash. greg palkot is following the story from germany. >> reporter: on a rainy

derailed overnight, the third in a week. 13 cars jumped the tracks in rural manitoba near the town of gregg, and one of them spilled an oil product. there's been growing concern in canada and the u.s. over oil train derailments. >> woodruff: in bangladesh, at least five people were killed when a cement factory collapsed. dozens more were feared trapped. rescue workers in the port city of mongla struggled to break through the mangled debris and beams throughout the day. they managed to rescue at least 40 people. two years ago more than 1,100 died when a garment factory building collapsed in dhaka, the country's capital. >> ifill: iran's supreme leader today rejected a warning letter from u.s. senators, over nuclear negotiations. in the letter, 47 republicans said any agreement that lacks congressional approval, might be scrapped by the next u.s. president. in tehran today, ayatollah ali khamenei fired back that the letter shows american deceit and disintegration... >> ( translated ): these gentlemen, the senators have openly announced that when the current administration is no longer in offi

gregg palcot has that store. >> i bloody attack, in tune each a happened at a museum there.wo armed with ak47 automatic rifles and grenades, killed tourists getting out after bus we were visiting the museum there is french tourist said, we heard loud noises, we suddenly realized it was gunfire. with security rushing to the scene, and tourists fleeing, the gunmen burst into the museum, held more visitors hostage, and then killed them before they were killed when security stormed in. all told, some 20 people died, maybe as many as 50 wounded from around the world. france and italy columbia, japan, australia. protest in tunisia spoked the arab spring, that's gone bad. tunisia relatively stable, perhaps why the attacks occurred. the attack aimed at destroying the tourism industry, said tunisia's prime minister, and the tunisian economy in general. no americans identified, among the casualties, statement department weighed in. >> while we mourn those who are lost, i don't think we're at the point of drawing conclusions about what it means. >> no group has claimed responsibility.

school, don't have to go to work, send us your pictures, we've been talking about this challenge and gregg, just sent me tweet. he says: every hour, i'm off today. so my alarm set for pick taking, alex holley i accept your challenge. talking about the fox 29 snow pick challenge, every hour on the hour, we will do this, too, we want to take a picture. >> it was your idea, i love it, something to do with a snow day. sue will be on catching up on netflix what can you do indoors today? >> this program much more interesting than any of that stuff. look how long we have to go. looks like the bulk of the snow falling in tennessee right now. >> trains action g over to snow, areas of sleet freezing rain, where it is really slippery. >> we have pemberton shamong over in burlington county getting snow, but little tricky, around millville, new jersey, cumberland county, then in smyrna, delaware dover, looks like sleet little while before you get the snow. because temperatures just aren't that cold yet. winter storm warning continues until 7:00 for pocono mountains, lehigh valley, winter weather adviso

gregg: see you then. bye-bye. >> we begin with a fox news alert. masteror attack in the middle east. a group claiming to be a branch of the yemeni islamic state reportedly taking responsibility for a string of bombings today in yemen's capital. more than 100 people have died. hundreds more injured. according to the associated press this group posted an online statement saying five bombers carried out the operation, hitting a shiite muslim mosque during friday prayers. fox news cannot independently confirm that but we're working on it and so far the group offering no proof of the direct isis role it was posted on the same website on which the isis affiliate in libya claimed responsibility for wednesday's deadly attack on a museum in tunisia. >> this is "outnumbered." here with us today -- today's hashtag one lucky guy, the judge is back minus the robe. and he's outnumbered. maybe you wore a robe this morning. >> i'll bring it next time. i did bring the snow with me. every time i'm here -- >> every time. >> we should get rid of that groundhog. i pred

. >> i'm gregg jarrett.erica's involvement in yemen amid growing concerns about the deteriorating security situation in that up above rushed and war torn country. >>> a commuter train in los angeles colliding with a car and leaving nearly two dozen people injured. we'll tell you how this happened. >>> an update on two llamas. remember? llamas on the loose who made headlines last year if phoenix. actually last month. a wild chase.

this is a company we all watch ever since that budget which wanted to tax greggs and there was out roar it. but if you look at the numbers, really positive numbers, opening 80 to 100 stores. coffee sales are up. >> there's one just around the corner. i like it very much. thank you for joining as ever. still to come here on worldwide exchange. rising inflation. a falling currency. that's the dilemna with brazil's bank as it looks set to raise the key interest rate. stay tuned. we'll discuss that next. >>> clearly disappointing. peter sands gives up his bonus after a drop in earnings. >> itv shares rallying after they return 250 million pounds via special dividend. this as growth as the advertising business pushes profits higher. they close out on a high after a surprise rate cut from the rbi. they call it a vote of confidence in the budget. the eu is accommodating the greek government to keep the block together. this according to ireland's prime minister that spoke exclusively to cnbc in the last half an hour. now u.k. services pmi for february has just fallen to 56.7 versus 57.2 in janu

joining me from washington dc is the founder and ceo, gregg weiler.gh it. >> our mission is to enable affordable internet access for everyone. that comes from the way we are doing that and building satellite systems. it is a priority we required over two gigahertz of spectrum. that is allows us to build a system of 10 terabits of capacity. that is more than all satellites combined today. that capacity will be useful for emerging markets, schools, health centers, and to expand their own internet access. we have a lot of extra capacity to be provided over oceans and develop markets that can be used in aviation, maritime, oil gas, and other markets. that looks like an incredible amount of satellites. how much will that cost? what is the r&d for you guys? we are spending over $2 billion for the whole system. alix: how has it been getting funding? >> qualcomm and version are the -- virgin are the main investors. alix: would you wind up selling these satellites? >> we will be launching the system and putting satellites in the sky, and in providing bandwidth

. >> i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. this is "happening now."ning now the former secretary of state is expected to speak before the u.n. at 1:30 eastern time today. there are reports she will hold a news conference after that event. clinton is under fire after revelations she use ad personal email account exclusively during four years she was

i have had the honor of working with senator gregg and senator coats for years. we have a bipartisan tax reform bill. it builds on some of the principles that senator crapo and senator warner were talking about. i hope we can do it. we are not going to advance that cause with reconciliation instructions with respect to tax reform. we have to have a bipartisan tax reform effort am a reconciliation on tax reform. we come out of the gate in a partisan way on an issue that we understand has to be done in a bipartisan way with the architects of the 86 bill and they said we can do it again but it had better be bipartisan reconciliation. one other amendment that i feel strongly about. we ought to make sure that those who depend on the child tax credit, the american opportunity tax credit and several of these other programs should not get hit by what would otherwise be a scheduled tax hike. there are real opportunities for sensible priorities that can win support across the political spectrum and i hope we will make that priority business as part of this market. senator

and his crew were on a rural georgia bridge last year filming "midnight rider" a biopic about singer greggis video taken from the freight train speeding at nearly 60 miles per hour. the terrified crew racing to get away in time. six people were injured camera squint sarah jones killed during monday's emotional sentencing jones' parents spoke directly to miller. >> this is about not giving permission to the film industry to be so careless and lives with their cast and crew. >> even after one year of finding her gone i feel i'm not ready to deal with this. >> reporter: the railroad company rejected the request to shoot on the tracks twice. miller said it wasn't his job to get permits. >> i am sarah. >> reporter: jones' death sparking concerns in the movie industry and cries for change from cast and crew members. >> to make safety our new number one priority. >> reporter: and while this morning "midnight rider" remains in limbo, miller's future is clear. for the next decade he is barred from working as a director on a movie set. for "good morning america," cecilia vega abc news new york. >> k

. -- about judd gregg. he has not been to one of these for a long time. i am honored with the fact that he would come here this morning. these are my friends and comrades in arms, people -- for the young people in this room, these were people who made the congress work and helped to make america work, so would you give them a round of applause. they are my friends. [applause] this is my first time back in new hampshire. bruce burkey said it was 16 years when i was here last, and i have to take you that when i was here 16 years ago, one of the most profound times was that i did these coffees. i was a young man, really young, a member of the house, i figure the way i could get known was to show up in people's living rooms and let them talk to me and asked me questions and get to know me and all that kind of stuff, so we have this one coffee towards the end of the campaign. i was in a kitchen with this lady. i did not know her really. we were standing at the sink and we were just going on and on about this and that, and i'm thinking to myself, this lady is a