keith griffith now seemed like a man with a very big secret. like a homicide detective, was she the one with the secret? >> reporter: you could spin it another way and say, "w -- maybe maybe she wants to get rid of the wife --" >> that's correct. we were open for that, being an idea or a possibility. >> reporter: in fact, the detective had let her tell her story without ever explaining the reason for his visit. now, he laid out his cards. >> was he not divorced? >> um -- no. he says, "first of all, keith's not divorced. according to him, he's been married to his high school sweetheart for 36 years." and i just broke down, because i -- i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: but, of course, there was more. >> we are conducting an investigation, and this investigation involves what we believe to be a homicide of his wife. >> i was in shock. i was like, "oh my gosh." i couldn't believe what he just said to me. i had no idea. >> reporter: so you believed she had been played by this guy? >> reporter: so, detective carter wondered, if keith griffith had

for the past ten years, bill griffith has been curator at william faulkner's estate. >> bill griffithe of his novels. >> jack pendarvis: yeah, that was his greatest book. >> bill griffith: yeah, faulkner thought this was his masterpiece. >> anthony: jack pendarvis is the author of "your body is secret of valuable treasure," and "awesome," as well as staff writer for a game-changing animated series "adventure time" -- all works of which i am a huge fan. so he wrote right -- right on the wall. >> bill griffith: he just wrote on it. >> anthony: it's -- it's his man cave. >> bill griffith: yeah, it's his -- it's his version. he said that houses in mississippi who have a family business have one room dedicated to the family business and this family's business is writing. >> anthony: from as early as 1919 through the '60s, faulkner wrote extensively about the post-civil war south. he was the first author to do so at a time when most writers were writing about anything but. >> bill griffith: he always said that he wrote about a south torn between itself. torn between the old ways, the old tr

rebuild and construction just recently started on that third phase of alice griffith, we also as you know released the rfp on candlestick part, 10a and 11a which will accommodate 92 units and this fall r we're looking for redevelopment activities on the hill topfinger lot 54 which will accommodate up to 40 units. in term of the proposed budget for hunters point and can l stick point, our services are primarily developer reimbursement at this stage in the development project. the new proceeds you see there for 80 million dollars are primarily for housing related activities, ask then again developer payments pay for the majority of the -- the majority of the work that we undertake, rent revenues are for the artist build chastising are on the shipyard as well as building 606 which i mentioned and this u.s. navy cooperative agreement payment is for security and insurance on the shipyard. the fund balance for non-housing at $13 million, part of that of course are the community benefits funds which we're holding and we'll be working to expend as part of our implementation of the community

rebuild and construction just recently started on that third phase of alice griffith, we also as you know released the rfp on candlestick part, 10a and 11a which will accommodate 92 units and this fall r we're looking for redevelopment activities on the hill topfinger lot 54 which will accommodate up to 40 units. in term of the proposed budget for hunters point and can l stick point, our services are primarily developer reimbursement at this stage in the development project. the new proceeds you see there for 80 million dollars are primarily for housing related activities, ask then again developer payments pay for the majority of the -- the majority of the work that we undertake, rent revenues are for the artist build chastising are on the shipyard as well as building 606 which i mentioned and this u.s. navy cooperative agreement payment is for security and insurance on the shipyard. the fund balance for non-housing at $13 million, part of that of course are the community benefits funds which we're holding and we'll be working to expend as part of our implementation of the community

rebuild and construction just recently started on that third phase of alice griffith, we also as you know released the rfp on candlestick part, 10a and 11a which will accommodate 92 units and this fall r we're looking for redevelopment activities on the hill topfinger lot 54 which will accommodate up to 40 units. in term of the proposed budget for hunters point and can l stick point, our services are primarily developer reimbursement at this stage in the development project. the new proceeds you see there for 80 million dollars are primarily for housing related activities, ask then again developer payments pay for the majority of the -- the majority of the work that we undertake, rent revenues are for the artist build chastising are on the shipyard as well as building 606 which i mentioned and this u.s. navy cooperative agreement payment is for security and insurance on the shipyard. the fund balance for non-housing at $13 million, part of that of course are the community benefits funds which we're holding and we'll be working to expend as part of our implementation of the community

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not hoda though. >> these are friends of mine. >> griffith and -- >> which one is meredith vieira?> that one. >> do you know who these ladies are. >> kathie lee and hoda. >> happy 8th anniversary. >> happy anniversary. >> happy anniversary. happy birthday anyway to both of you guys. >> happy anniversary, girls. >> love you. >> somebody there. >> you were already here. >> i would like to make an entrance. this is f you and this is for you. it's your linen and lace anniversary. i don't know if you know that. i think you will appreciate it. >> something we can actually use. love them. >> that's an old lady night gown. >> these are from the heart. and it costs a lot of money. i wanted you guys to enjoy them. eight years ago i didn't know you guys would make it. no, i knew you would make it. >> thank you, mindy. is it religious? >> i feel like you don't like it. >> it's not from victoria's secret, is it? i love them. >> give this to somebody. >> thank you very much, mindy. >> over the eight years, i have gotten to choose i love hoda songs. the first one was -- remember that one? here's

rebuild and construction just recently started on that third phase of alice griffith, we also as youlestick part, 10a and 11a which will accommodate 92 units and this fall r we're looking for redevelopment activities on the hill topfinger lot 54 which will accommodate up to 40 units. in term of the proposed budget for hunters point and can l stick point, our services are primarily developer reimbursement at this stage in the development project. the new proceeds you see there for 80 million dollars are primarily for housing related activities, ask then again developer payments pay for the majority of the -- the majority of the work that we undertake, rent revenues are for the artist build chastising are on the shipyard as well as building 606 which i mentioned and this u.s. navy cooperative agreement payment is for security and insurance on the shipyard. the fund balance for non-housing at $13 million, part of that of course are the community benefits funds which we're holding and we'll be working to expend as part of our implementation of the community benefits program this fall. in

found. 36-year-old lopez's body was discovered near a drainage ditch near cotton mill drive and griffith avenue. she was last seen leaving a c.v.s. on april 17. the police began investigating when her vehicle was found on the job. her death is being investigated as a murder. leon: new information now about the man who threatened to bomb the sister station in baltimore. 25-year-old alex brizzi of baltimore is now facing several felony charges after yesterday's standoff. he entered the station and demanded that the information from the usb flash drive be says that brizzi had been battling mental illness. >> she went down to his room. she said there is something with wires. leon: brizzi is recovering in a baltimore hospital. the wounds reported to be non-life threatening. maureen: the man accused of falsely claiming to be a c.i.a. operative for 27 years pleaded guilty to fraud charges today. wayne simmons of annapolis falsely claimed he worked as an outside paramilitary special operations officer for the c.i.a. from 1973-2000. simmons' claims helped him announce -- advanced his military car

bill griffith is back. >> when is the last time we've heard about santana? it's been a while, that's for sure. first, a quiet day on wall street. i think they are waiting for this big meeting on oil prices. last night, china came out with its latest growth numbers. they're strong, but still not what the world was expecting. that used to be a double digit growth country. let me tell you about this. the possibility that cheap oil and gasoline prices may be coming to an end may be decided to weekend. around the world, including saudi arabia and russia, but not the u.s., will be meeting to talk about a possible freeze in oil production. there's a glut of oil around the world that has caused oil and gasoline prices to plummet and it has strained the russian and saudi economies. will they freeze production and if they do, will oil prices rally? we will know on sunday. >>> meantime, santana is out with an album. their last one came out 45 years ago. the legendary bland that played woodstock in 1969 last came out with an album in 1971. just think about the differenc

let's check in with bill griffith. >> hi, david. pretty good rally right now. the dow up 150 points or thereabouts. higher oil prices earlier today and also a solid earnings report from j. p. morgan this morning has that stock up 4%. that is the best performing of the 30 stocks that make up the industrial average. but a disappointing report on for last month. down .3% overall in large part because of a 2.1% decline in auto sales. that's a lot. most other categories ere also lower including online sales and restaurant receipts. the only bright spot, home and garden stores were up as people are apparently getting ready for spring. consumer spending is two-thirds of our economy and right now it's stagnant and that's not good. >>> here's a sign of our times. peabody energy, the world's biggest coal producer filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy this morning. when it comes to energy generation right now, coal cannot compete with cleaner burning natural gas. that's great for consumers obvimysly, but very bad for some energy producers. number two coal producer arch coal fil

bill griffith joins us with that and a look at the markets. >> hi, daid vid. first, a modest rally on wall street today. oil prices are the culprit. they're up 6% on crude oil in $40 a barrel again and the dow is up 63 points. >>> listen to this, the fbi is out with this eye-opening report about hackers stealing billions of dollars from thousands of companies simply by sending them an mail. the report says that more than 17,000 companies have lost $2.3 billion to scammers who sent e-mail with seemingly legitimate company letterheads attached. they sent them to employees directing them to make wile transfers of money and the employees fell for it. the fbi is warning companies to set up a better system of checks and balances when it comes to wire transfer requests. >>> hyundai is out with a recall of sonata mid-size cars in the u.s. because of steering problems. this is for the 2011 model year of the sonata. they're not aware of crashes or injuries. it's a faulty circuit board that if you own a 2011 sonata, you will be getting a notice in the world and it will b

with that story and a check on the markets, let's check in with bill griffith. >> yeah, wall street's also under the weather today as we begin a new week. the first full week of the second quarter. the year, but today kind of lackluster. wege don't get big earnings reports until next week. we could have a quiet week this week. you just mentioned those airlines. and the performance surveys. by far, thediest performing stock on wall street today is virgin america. it will be purchased. it's up 40% right now because it will be purchased by alaska air for $57 or $2 billion overall. $57 a share. that topped a competing bid by jetblue. this all happened 'ery quickly. virgin america put itself up for sale a little over a week ago. the deal is expected to close sometime next january. as you just show, typically both those airlines finish high in customer satisfaction surveys. we will see if that continues as they come together. another big winner in the market today is tesla motor. the luxury electric car maker online orders for that new model 3 sedan priced starting at $35,000. each order re

. >> with that story and a check on the markets, let's check in with bill griffith. >> hi there. first, the market is trading oil is one of the reasons. typically, if it's up, the stock market's up and vice versa. the dow down 87 points right now. that's off the lows of ascension right now. any moment, president obama will be stepping into the white house press room to explain why they want to change an irs rule. this is prompted in part by pfizer's proposed takeover of irish drug company allergan for $160 billion. what the takeover would allow pfizer to do is move its head quarters to ireland and lower its tax rate. the administration opposes such moves. they would rather that corporations leave their headquarters here in the u.s. so they can pay the higher corporate tax rate. but we'll see what those new rules do. allergan is down 15% on that proposed rule change and the president will be explaining it momentarily in the white house. it is no longer going to expand its operations in charlotte, north carolina, arrest the state passed that law that is largely seen as restricting

with more on that and a check of the markets, let's check in with bill griffith. >> hey, rob. happy monday. we started strong on wall street. the dow was up more than 100 points this morning because of stronger oil prices. we get a lot of earnings starting today and opec meets later in the week to talk about production freezes. but the dow up 78 points right now off those highs. you know, struggling internet pioneer yahoo! put itself up for sale not too long ago. already 40 companies have lined up to bid for this, either all or part of yahoo!. the latest to merge today is britain's tabloid newspaper the daily mail. it joins verizon and google and time, inc. and cbs and interactive corp. final bids are due one week from today. so stay tuned. we'll see. my guess is it's going to be broken up into pieces and sold off piecemeal. as you mentioned consumer reports is out with the analyst of the best and worst brands of cars in america. of the 30 brands in number one in terms of ov all quality and satisfaction. subaru was number two followed by lexus, orsche and pmw. the brand that c

. >> bill griffith joining us from cnbc's global headquarters. >> happy friday. not such a happy friday for wall street. closing out the month of april on a down note. big sell-off yesterday, one today as well, after carl icahn told us he thinks the market faces a day of reckoning if the fed does not start to raise the dow down 149 points right now. that's off the lows of the session, by the way. as you mentioned, the big winner is amazon. it opened up $70 a share, up $55 now after reporting a huge profit for the first quarter, roughly double what wall street had been expecting. profits were strong in both of its retail operations, and its newark cloud services. the shares are trading near an all time high now, up around $674 a share. and jeff bezos himself, you'll han be happy to know, added to his personal fortune with today's rally. good for you, jeff. meantime, important news in health care. lab test company quest diagnostics received a rare emergency authorization from the fda to develop a -- for first commercially produced diagnostic test for the zika virus

with that wtory, what it could mean, let's check in with bill griffith. >> hey, robb. a pretty good rally under way right now on wall street. oil prices are higher again today on word that opec may come upal with a deal to freeze production with some of the non-opec members. oil prices are higher and that's pushing stocks higher as well. the dow was up 150 points a esnt ago. it's up 126 points in the meantime. as many as 40,000 verizon workers may walk af the job tomorrow morning if a deal is not reached by the end of today betwinn the company and the communications workers of americsc most work in the field verizon telephone and have been wom,rking would it a lt august. verizon says if there is a steikel there will be no disruption of service since they have train temporary replacement workers just in case. those negotiations continue through the end of day. >>> goldman sachs is now the last of the major banks to settle with the government over the bank's role in the financial crisis of eight years ago. goldman will pay a $5 billion fi?ne for selling unusually risky m

. >> bill griffith joining us. >> kind of a quiet day now f a couple of reasons. we had some weak economic data this morning. e federal reserve began its meetings today. they'll meet again tomorrow. nobody is expecting them to raise interest rates this ieek. maybe not this year. but we'll find out tomorrow for sure. then you got big earnings reports coming out later today, whtoich i'll get to in a moment. right now, the dow is not doing a whole t. open higher, trading lower, now it is up by 8 points at this hour. let's talk a out this stunning announcement this morning from mitsubishi motors. the japanese automaker after an internal investigation revealed that it ha been fudging fuel ecy onomy data for the last 25 years. it means roughly 600,000 of the many cars it produced over that efficient as advertised. the internal investigation continues. it is possible that more irregularities could be revealed. some are questioning the viability of mitsubishi motors in the future. >>> later today, companies like ebay and twitter will be releasing the latest earnings repor

phil griffith joining us with that and a look at the markets. >> wait until you hear how hot this hot sauce is. first, not such a hot day for wall street to begin the week, down day. this will be a very, very busy week. lots of big earnings reports including apple and facebook later this week. most important, the federal reserve also meets this week to talk about interest ra s. now the dow is down 170 points, off the low of the day. by far, the biggest gainer of the day in the stock market is tribune media company, the stock up 55% after rival publi er gannett offered $815 million to buy the publisher of the likes of the l.a. times, the c lcago tribune, the orlando sentinel and locally here the hartford current. the newspaper business is these days. on friday, tribune, which owns all these famous newspapers was only worth $238 million. that is considered a small cap stock on wall street. we'll see what this deal does for the newspaper business. and you all know that ge makes things like wind turbines and lightbulbs. now it makes a hot sauce. and are you ready? the idea is to highlight

andrew griffith: the tragic death of aisha jane smith.he was 21 months old when she was stamped on her mother so violently that punctured her heart. the pathologist said her body resembled a car crash victim. aisha had been known to social services since the day she was born. they knew about the violent boyfriends and the domestic violence. they saw the door kicked in. they smelled the cannabis. they saw the bruises and cuts. they saw the fingerprints on her little files. and they did nothing. the prime minister will understand that people invert want to know how this could have happened. they are concerned to know that the serious case review had on its battle people that are involved in the organizations being investigated. will the prime minister look at what we can do to make this and other serious case reviews more independent so that we can make sure that no other child suffers the death of aisha jane smith? i think myon: honorable friend is absolutely right to raise this. in the work that we all do we get to hear about some hideous

two from griffith and helpful goalkeeping securing a 2-1 win. an 8 point lead at the top of the bundeslige. second place contractman play on sunday and we will be looking to go close that gap. we take you on rival shaka and go into the match following a 1-1 draw against liverpool in the first leg of their europa le lead. on the run of less than games without defeat in the league. >> we want to win this match but be diligent. there are players whether or not have been intense this time and therefore, they are going to be a few switches. the third round of the fares major year of the masters is going on august youa. jordan spieth leaves the way. he is trying to written the tournament for a second time in a row. rory mcilroy has dropped down a little. he is in a 3-way tie for 6th. >>> manny pacquiao and timothy bradley made the weight ahead of their welterweight contests in los angeles pacquiao says this will be the final fight. >>> that's what it looks like at the moment. the address is aljazeera.com. for the moment, that's it from me and the news

we're between cotton mill drive and griffith avenue. i interviewed her sister two nights ago and she feared someone had kidnapped lopez. surveillance video captured lopez walking inside a cvs pharmacy in woodbridge last sunday. two days later her family was concerned she was in danger and reported her missing to alexandria police. lopez graduated from the university of maryland with a degree in criminal justice three weeks ago. she works with juveniles. her sister told me she didn't have any enemies or a boyfriend. >> as of right now, we have said that it is her. we normally wait for the medical examiner to confirm that 100%. but due to what we know about her, we strongly believe that it is. >> reporter: it is very hidden. that is where police say they found the body. the medical examiner will do an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. i asked police do they have any persons of interest, have they identified a suspect. they told me this is still under investigation. it's worth mentioning that homicide detectives urge anyone wi

. >> reporter: that includes the story of diane jones who will be portrayed by rachel griffith and her wife played by mary parker. >> we're rich and poor and gay and strait and everything. >> i bring all the activists who really took the risk in nose days. >> reporter: "when we rise" airs in february 2017. >>> if you would like to be an extra send an e-mail to wwr@casting. >>> the ceo will get a payout if the company is sold or if she is fired. she is entitled to $55 million in severance benefits. yahoo's core internet business is currently up for sale. >>> high winds prevented a solar powered airplane from leaving the bay area yesterday. tomorrow will be the next opportunity for the plane to continue its trip around the world. the plane landed last weekend. it is powered by the sun. the mission started more than a year ago in abu dhabi. many eyes will be on that plane tomorrow especially with the windy conditions out there. >> we have had the wind all week long coming from a cool direction earlier in the week. and it took all week to warm up. today temperatures are ten degrees warmer

griffith for five minutes. >> thank you for being here for this important discussion we're having today. i will tell you, we have to figure out what the balance is both from a security standpoint but also to make sure that we are fulfilling our obligations under our constitution which was written with real life circumstances in mind where they said we don't want the government being able to get everything. they were aware of the situation with general warrants both in london used against john wilkes and the founding fathers were also aware of james otis and his fight in massachusetts which john adams said sowed the seeds of the revolution, when the british government wanted to go from warehouse to warehouse looking for smuggled goods. so it's not an easy situation. i do have this question, though. apparently some researchers recently published the results of a survey of over 600 encrypted products available online and basically they found two-thirds of them are foreign products. so the question would be giving that so many encrypted products could, in fact, be from companies not located

. >> reporter: those include the story of diane jones who is going to be portrayed by rachel griffithsand her wife who is go ing to be played by mary-louise parker, and both of them founded the building. >> we are rich, and poor and gay and straight and everything. >> and ken jones, a gay activist is also featured. >> i bring all tof the activist who really took the risks in those days. >> reporter: the makers of the series are also looking for extras for this saturday. >> all they have to do is to send an e-mail at wwr casting at gmail.com, and you can be a part of the iconic moments. >> in san francisco, maryann melendez. >> you can send them to general casting, and we have put the information on abc news7.com. >> and there is a focus on something for mother's day, spuds. >> and it is making thousands of dollars and how they came up with the idea to personalize potatoes. >> the abc 7 news app on the the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it

cotton mill drive and griffith in the lakeridge area. police shut the street down here. the reason is that the woman's body according to police w found in a drainage ditch down the hill over there. you can see we have a lot of police on the scene. still investigating right now. here is a picture of the woman they say the body is presumed to be at this point. lopez who was 36 years old. lived in alexandria. initially her family reported her missing out of alexandria but eventually the case led police to prince william county. last seen the night of april 17 at a c.v.s. less than two miles from where the body was found. then police believe she drove to her workplace, which is very close to here. only about maybe a quarter, .3 of a mile from where the body was found. she was not seen again. her family reported her missing two days after she disappeared and was last seen on video at that c.v.s. earlier today around 11:00 in the morning, police someone was walking by and found the body in a drainage ditch that could not be seen from the road. we talk to the prince william co

. >> reporter: bob griffiths is the director of the transportation planning board. >> our daily traffic would be about 10% higher on an average weekday if we didn't have people telecommuting. >> reporter: demetrius davis, he doesn't enjoy the day-to-day commute. >> getting on metro. sometimes the bus might be 20 minutes late and it causes you to be late for work. >> reporter: his best bet oftentimes just working from home. back here live. coming up at 6:00, turns a whole lot more of us could actually be telecommuting. it's recommended that certain commuters start doing it more. tell you about that next hour. back to you. >>> thank you, tough to come by. a new lung association report gives most counties in this area an unhealthy grade because of air pollution. on the national level, the report found air quality is improving, but that more than half of all americans still live in polluted areas. >>> there will be more money for schools as well as police and firefighters under a new budget in arlington county. the $1.2 billion budget was approved today. it includes $467 million for schools

. >> it includes the story of diane jones who will be portrayed by griffith. and the wife will be played by mary lewis parker. both of them founded the building. >> we are rich and we are poor we are gay, we are straight, we are everything. >> ken jones, a guy activists, is also featured. >> the activists really took the risk in those days >> "when we rise" airs in february, to 17. abc7 news >> if you would like to be an extra, send an e-mail to wwr.casting at the g mail.com. we've put the information online at our website, a bc7 news.com >> 78 new chp officers graduated at a ceremony at the state capitol yesterday. 10% were women, for the first time. while they couldn't provide an exact number, the graduating class also had a higher number of minorities. >> i look to be an example for other minorities and minorities as a whole to maybe be something to aspire to and to look up to. personally i'm just hoping to represent the department well. >> chp officials say they hope any eligible person will consider a job in law enforcement. >> yahoo ceo melissa mayor wil

equal rights amendment passed first of all because it was a very powerful congresswoman, martha griffithsigan, who was strongly in favor of that. secondly, because the republican party wasn't opposed to it. there wasn't a political opposition. it was more cultural opposition. when the equal rights amendment was adopted, it had a seven-year time frame for ratification. otherwise, there would be no equal rights amendment. >> this amendment could have wide repercussions, affecting the military draft, a father's responsibility to support his children, sex crimes, and protective labor legislation. >> i think the very term e.r.a. started opening up a look at everything. it was sort of like ripping off the lid and saying, well, are there equal wages? are we getting equal admission into college? every issue started being looked at all kind of under the banner of e.r.a. >> president nixon today signed into law a far-reaching $21 billion education bill which will support educational projects from kindergarten to graduate school. >> title ix is educational equality. it simply says that any education

roma guy who will be played by marylou ease parker and her wife diane jones portrayed by rachel griffiththe woman's building. >> all the diversity of women because we're rich and we're poor, we're gay, we're straight, we're everything. >> reporter: jones was one of the first nurses to take care of patients with hiv. >> it decimated many communities. >> the series is look forge extras for this saturday. >> all they have to do is send an e-mail to wwwr.casting@gmail.com and you can be part of re-creating these iconic moments. >> "when we rise" airs in february 2017. in san francisco, leanne melend melendez, abc 7 news. >>> perhaps you would like to be an extra. all you have to do is send an e-mail to ppr.casting@gmail.com. we'll put the information on our website, abc sech7 news.com. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4. thank you for spending some time with us. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now with kristen and dan. >>> breaking news in san francisco. a tour bus crashes into cars. the latest just ahead. >>> plus -- >> that's the kind of mentality that says it's okay to shoot

the man was hiking and got stuck on i'll side in griffith park.a tricky rope system to reach him and get him to safety. thankfully he wasn't hurt. we still don't know exactly how he got stuck in the first place. >>> the controversy surrounding north carolina so-called bath raul bill continues and now pop star demi lovato and nick joan that is a canceled their shows in the tar heel state. they're protesting. she wrote on twitter that she and jonas are protesting quote this hateful law. the two singers are in the middle of joint world tour. they're upset about a new state law that requires transgender people to use restrooms that match the sex of on their birth certificate rather than their gender identity. bruce springsteen, ringo star and pearl jam canceled shows in north car. a man with deep ties to philadelphia says he lives with a fear innocent victim will be shot with his stolen firearms. >> he claims investigators dropped the ball in the case. fox 29 investigates is on this story. here's jeff cole. >> reporter: for nearly three decades philad

i'm melissa lee with michelle caruso-cabrera and bill griffith. >> hello, bill. >> welcome. >> what isunch" show? >> as if he didn't know. brian and tyler have the day off. quick check of the markets here. don't let the fractional moves today fool you. in the last two months, the dow is up 12.5%. same for the s&p 500. both indices less than 3% from all time highs. the nasdaq is up 15% in that same period. >>

. >> it includes the story of diane jones, who will be portrayed by rachel griffith. and the wife will be played by mary lewis parker. both of them founded the building. >> we are rich and we are poor we are gay, we are straight, we are everything. >> ken jones, a gay activist, is also featured. >> the activists really took the risk in those days >> "when we rise" airs in february, 2017. abc7 news >> if you would like to be an wwr.casting@gmail.com. we've put the information online at our website, a bc7 news.com . >> yahoo ceo melissa mayor will get a huge payout if the company is sold or if she's fired. they said she's entitled to $55 million in severance benefits. yahoo's core internet business is currently up for sale. >>> high winds prevented a solar powered airplane from leaving the bay area yesterday. tomorrow will be the next opportunity for the solar impulse 2 to complete its trip around the world. it landed in santa clara county last weekend. it's powered entirely by the sun. no fuel on board. the mission started more than a year ago. >> happening today, oakl

donald trump holding rally in airplane hanger at griffith international airport in rome, new york. john kasich spoke at the women's national republican club in new york city. governor kasich warning the audience that america is going down a dark path. senator bernie sanders holding a rally in syracuse, new york. about 8,000 people showed up to hear the senator speak. and senator secretary hillary clinton also in new york. secretary clinton held a round table discussion at the time center in new york city and that's tonight's campaign flash. live twitter voting results on your screen right now. do you believe speaker paul ryan when he says he will not accept the g.o.p. nomination? and rules are 51% -- results are 51% say yes 49% say no. that's close. don't forget to vote on twitter every night. that's all for now. see you tomorrow night. make sure you go to my facebook page and like the page. see you tomorrow night 7:00 p.m. >>> welcome to ""red eye."" hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's see what exciting stories we'll be discussing. andy. >> thanks, tom. coming up on the big sh

sean parker will discuss his effort when is he joins kelly evans and bill griffith today on "closing bell." >>> still to come, house speaker paul ryan slams the door on speculation he could win the gop nomination for president. that story tops today's political news. that's coming up after the break. >>> first, here's today's national weather forecast from the weather channel's jen carfagno. >> happy wednesday, sara and wilfred. we're tracking a big cluster of thunderstorms that rolled through texas overnight, dropping more hail. we're in day two of the hail cleanup project here in texas. this cluster of storms will actually track right along the gulf coast, right along the northern gulf of mexico. new orleans later today, eventually by midnight tonight it's getting into florida. meantime, it is hello high pressure across the northeast. sunshine is back. temperatures are moving back up as well. speaking of the warmup, that is really going to happen today. we're going to start to see temperatures running more than 20 degrees above average across the northern plains. active weather acr

nobody will be happier than our very own bill griffith, who hates airline fees. >>> the u.s.epartment of agriculture will buy up to 30 million pounds of wild blueberries from the state of maine to help stabilize prices. prices there have dropped more than 50% in the past five years, threatening one of the state's biggest industries. the sta >> crazy. >> this is a currency story. canada -- >> always currency. >> canada is a major producer of blueberries the canadian dollar has gotten crushed, that makes them more kpet pif. >> what was the other story? cauliflower. >> congress can't pass anything, but they can buy $13 million of blueberrie blueberries. >> incredible story. >>> video gone viral. a chimpanzee fled a zoo in northern japan and tried to avoid capture by climbing an electric pole. >> this video is crazy. >> the chimp was free for nearly two hours before he was shot with a sedative and fell into a rescue blanket held by workers. zoo officials say he was unharmed and is recovering. >> he does not look unharmed. that was a bad fall. >> that was a big fall. let the guy g

only trump has one way up here in northwest indiana in griffith. it opened yesterday.ner next door named michelle cretes. she loves donald trump. when she heard he was running for president, she immediately donated her space to him. $1 beers right next door. we caught up with shelly yesterday. how did you come to own a building that donald trump has his campaign headquarters in? >> i had an extra store front. i cleaned it out and i wanted to get him here. >> when did you start to like donald trump? >> i've always loved donald trump. >> take me back to the beginning. go way back. >> i've loved donald trump since i was 20 years old. i've always wanted to marry donald trump. finally figured out that wasn't going to happen. so it's important to note that shelly has donated the space not only through the tuesday primary but all the way through november. she's looking ahead. >> that was an interesting interview there. >>> new polling from pennsylvania shows john kasich beat hillary clinton in a general election. so why is the republican establishment not backing him? that di

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evansville, and only donald trump is here in griffith, indiana, just south of gary.e upper class individuals, everyone tracked by the brew skis next door here. the bar owner is actually the trump super fan who donated the space. we caught up with her and asked her about this potential change in tone on the donald trump side. here's what she had to say. >> why is donald trump the right person for folks in this area? >> we just love him. we have a lot of republicans in this area. he's really. people in the region are real. we speak our minds. e we say what we want to say and really don't care if anybody like it is or they don't. so we like the way donald talks. >> so as you heard there, the voters here like the way donald trump talks. they feel like he talks like them. interesting fact about shelley, she's on a revenge kick here. she was going to be in attendance in chicago that was shut down by protesters. she came back upset. didn't get to meet her idol. somebody she's been trying to emulate for 15 or 20 years now. she put a sign up saying she supports donald trump a

griffith for five minutes. >> thank you all for being here for this important discussion we're havingay. i will tell you, we have to figure out what the balance is both from a security standpoint but also to make sure that we are fulfilling our obligations under our constitution. which was written with real-life circumstances in mind. where they said we don't want the government being able to come in and get everything. they were aware of the situation with general warrants, both in london, used against john wilkes and the rebellion and the founding fathers were aware of james otis and his fight in massachusetts which john adams said sewed the seeds of the revolution when the british government wanted to go from warehouse to warehouse looking for smuggled goods. it's not an easy situation. i do have this question, though -- apparently some researchers recently published the results of a survey of incrypted products that are available online. they found 2/3 of them are foreign products. so the question would be, given that so many of the incrypted products could be from companies not l

griffith from virginia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i greatly appreciate that. my background, just a small college history major who then went into law. and as a part of that, mr. sewell, i would have to ask would you agree with me that it took in the history of mankind, it took us thousands of years to come up with the concept of civil liberties and then perhaps five and half years isn't such a long time to try to find a solution to this current issue? and likewise the answer was in the affirmative for those who may not have heard that. >> yes. >> and it was lawyers who created the concept of individual liberty and want our country has been proud to be the leader in the world in promoting the without also be to? >> that's very true come yes. >> i was pleased to hear intentions to ms. degette that all if you're willing to solve this problem because there is no easy answer. i like the safety deposit box analogy. mr. weitzner, thank you for ruining that for me come in your analysis. but i would ask mr. sewell if there isn't some way, and again i can do what you al

griffith from virginia. >> i appreciate that. just a small college history major who then went into law. as a part of that, mr. sewell, i would have to ask, would you agree with me that it took in the history of mankind took us thousands of years to come up with civil liberties and perhaps 5 1/2 years isn't such a long time to try to find a solution to this current issue? and likewise, it was -- the answer was in the affirmative for those who may not have heard that. >> yes. >> and it was lawyers who actually created the concept of individual liberty and one that our country has been proud to be the leader in the world in promoting. would that also be true. >> that's very true, yes. >> that being said, i was pleased to hear answers to miss dagett to solve this. there is no easy answer. i like the safe-deposit box analogy. thanks for ruining that for me, in your analysis. i would ask mr. sewell if there isn't some way -- and again, i can't do what you all do. so i have to simplify it to my terms. is there some way we can create th

my name is rudyard griffiths, and i have the privilege of organizing this semiannual debate series, andagain serving as your moderator. i want to begin tonight's proceedings by welcoming the north american-wide tv audience that is tuning into this debate across canada and coast to coast to coast on cpac, canada's public affairs channel, and across the united states on c-span. it is the first time the munk debates have been live throughout the continent of north america. it is terrific to have that viewing audience joining us this evening. [applause] a warm hello also to our online audience. we are logging on our website, www.munkdebates.org. our print media partners joining us also online. we have an online poll going on tonight. be sure to participate, be sure to be part of our online interactive discussions. and hello to you, over 3000 people who once again fill roy thomson hall on a friday night to capacity forget another munk debate. all of this associated with the oriole foundation. we thank you for your idea that this is dedicated to. that is more and better public debates in the

their coach, main coach, steve griffith, representative of all these maizing adults who invest so much in the young people. and instructor george taniak because all these programs rely on a dedicated professional in the classroom to make it happen. i had an opportunity on the floor of the house to meet with both these teams late last week. listing -- listening to their comments and questions, i celebrated their insights and hard work, their commitment, even as i wish we could have all of them on the floor of this house to elevate the discussion and deliberation, and i think they would add, frankly, to the decisionmaking. but until their time will come, and it can't come soon enough, in the meantime we celebrate five consecutive national championships for two public high schools in portland, oregon. congratulations lincoln cardinals on your championship and grant high school finishing third and together you have dominated this elite competition for five consecutive years. congratulations. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will recognize now the gentleman from

>> spot at the local church and the fish hatchery next to huntington harbor and griffith lane, that's a distance of 12- miles for a bird known to do a lot of flying. >>> i was cleaning my kitchen windows and there on my lawn is the peacock. i ran outside with my camera, my husband was weeding. made no mating calls. >>> it was just walking around. posted photos on facebook so famer armstrong could see his missing p. now concerned about predators. >> have had a fox walk around. >> what is your biggest worry? >>> my biggest worry that a fox will get him. >> 81, says it should live another decade. armstrong and peacock wants to help to lure him home. cbs2 news. >>> not easy to catch a peacock. they have 450 chickens sells eggs by the honor system, you take what you need leave the money in a box. >>> we need to put out an apb. >> where there is a will there is a way. >> you'll want to help out. >>> they are beautiful, though. >> what do you do when you see it? how do you catch a peacock? good bird watching weather today, shouldn't be as much wind, pretty skies for most of the area. >> we h

last year or this past month, rather, griffith 4508 boys' basketball team was traveling to a semi-state championship. a driver sideswiped their bus, and the bus flipped and overturned as they were on the way to their semi-state game. none of the children were seriously injured. however, it reminds us all about the importance of getting seat belts on school buses. and last september you announced ooh -- a series of steps designed to move the nation towards providing more seat belts on school buses. can you please tell us about the research products, data collection, stakeholder outreach? what's going on with respect to this project? >> i can't thank you enough for raising that question. there's so many headlines people want to talk about. that's one for four decades there's been debate about putting seat belts on school buses and, yes, it's a clear departure to say three-point belts would add -- the big yellow bus is the safest way to get to and from. can you make it safer? absolutely. we've had a one-day meeting to talk about how to make that happen. it's not just about seat belts on th

i'm melissa lee with michelle caruso-cabrera and bill griffith. >> hello, bill. >> welcome. >> what is this "power lunch" show? >> as if he didn't know. brian and tyler have the day off. quick check of the markets here. don't let the fractional moves today fool you. in the last two months, the dow is up 12.5%. same for the s&p 500. both indices less than 3% from all time highs. the nasdaq is up 15% in that same period. >> let's bring in the head of u.s. equity strategy at jpmorgan to talk about where the market goes. >> the coolest on wall street. >> reminds me of dubrovnik. melissa ran through the two month charts which look very impressive. you look at the dow over the last year and the s&p over the last year, it feels like we have careened higher and now we're back to this level that we keep fighting up against, whether it is the 21,000 leave, the 18,000 level or 2100 level. where do we go to from here? >> so market had impressive rallies since february lows. up 13%, 14%. i would say probably most of this has been driven by short covering. technicals i think for most part at this po