tom, you referred to chris hahn as the most rugged hahn since hahn solo.id you mean hahn solo from the star wars movies or hahn solo from the fast and furious movies. >> i didn't see the fast and furious. >> the cell phone gun thing. greg, this gun reminded me -- >> andy. >> -- and perhaps it did too a little of the gun john malkovich's guy used in "in the line of fire". >> aim high. >> i love how thorough you are. you have those two cats, pixels and stormy. you came out as lactose intolerant in 2013. i found out you served in the dmz in korea. and also your college roommate was was da chem bay mutombo. >> so the streak of their never, ever having been a good april fool's joke continues. >> i love you, man. i love you, andy. >> ben, do you think a gun owner wants something they have to unfold in order to get it ready to fire? it seems that could be a big deal in a situation where you need to defend yourself. >> absolutely. honestly just looking at that thing it doesn't look like the sort of thing i'm going to trust. the whole unfolding thing. >> i can't im

chris hahn, ed rollins. our cameras are trained on both hillary clinton and bernie sanders, both are live right now. if anything happens or is said we'll bring it to you. much more on the battle for new york in half an hour. >>> we're not ignoring john kasich, far from it. we have kasich supporter bob walker on his new plan. could it be he's trying to overtake ted cruz, come in second, and that gives him more pow fer a contested convention comes to pass. >>> dow turned negative, it is barely straddling a flat line, up under half a point right now. teetering on the unchanged line, how are the experts setting up for next week, we want to get the floor show traders in right this second at the nymex, cme group and new york stock exchange. teddy, we were up 153 and now we lost it all, why? >> at the moment, pretty dismal performance especially on the back of yesterday's big sell-off, but still got an hour to go, and perhaps we'll get the positive buys back in the market before the close. it is clearly as we speak

hahn. ms. hahn: will our guests join us as we say the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from nebraska, mr. smith, is recognized for one minute. mr. speaker, i rise to welcome father steve tom lisson and thank him for serving as our guest chaplain today. he serves chaplain for both the army -- nebraska army national guard as well as the f.b.i., providing support to hundreds of our service men and women, first responders, law enforcement and their families. ordained in the catholic diocese of lincoln, he pastors st. stevens church in nebraska and another in milligan, nebraska. he didn't enter the priesthood until his 30's that led him to the seminary. he was ordained a priest at age 41. it is also important to note that he's a proud cornhusker, having attended the university of nebraska at lincoln. i'm proud to welcome him to the united states house of rep

dill hahn has been doing this raisins he was six year old.he first few years did he it in a wheelchair because he couldn't walk that far. not even longer. he even runs part of the race. >> it's like motivation you got to work out and stretch before you got to be committed to doing it. >> reporter: dylan has come a long way from that little boy who still wasn't walking at three. back then, adrian kerry was a single mom who didn't know much about cerebral palsy. though she turned to ucp for help. >> they offered me all sorts of assistance. whatever i needed, um, so i took advantage of some handrails being install in the bathroom and thing like that to help dylan. >> reporter: aft treatments and therapy dylan now walks with just one brace on his right leg. his family created team dylan as way to give back to ucp. they're hoping dylan is an inspiration to other children and families dealing with this disorder. >> i just felt like over the years amazed that some of the things that i just couldn't believe that he did. you know, that i thought he wo

. >> reporter: this congresswoman janice hahn had her staffers comb airlines' websites searching for the department of transportation information. they found it nearly impossible to locate. >> they probably don't want these complaints. they don't want to see these complaints. and this is their way of doing it. >> reporter: to get the information on american airlines, for instance, you go to travel information, then click special assistance, and then go to something called the air carrier access act, delta's is also hidden in the air carrier access act section for travelers with disabilities. and it's a tricky search or frontier airlines with the information in its boarding and disembarking section. a spokesman admitted a customer would have to do his >> i don't see anything. >> reporter: we asked airfare watchdog to give it a go and after trying to find the department of transportation complaint information on six airline websites, he came up empty. >> if you put something on the website that's so deeply buried that nobody can find it really you're just playing a game. >> reporter: h

from the team the white sox referred abc news to a statement made last week by general manager rick hahn, who said, "we've made a point of saying we've turned the page as an organization." laroche says regardless of the policy change about his son, there was something else compelling him to quit the game. >> the reason i said that this may have been my last year is for something i experienced in the off-season that just really really -- just really messed me up. >> reporter: that life-changing southeast asia with his close friend and milwaukee brewers pitcher blaine boyer. the two pro baseball players went undercover with a non-profit organization, the exodus road, looking for victims of sex trafficking. this footage is from some of the group's past investigations. >> we go over and spend ten days with these girls that are literally raped six, eight, ten times a night, and as young as 10, 12 years old. i think that would mess anybody up. >> i believe we are called by god to do this stuff. >> reporter: boyer says as difficult as the trip was he felt driven by faith. >> that's what our chr

david: chris hahn knows new york well. chris, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. david: melissa. melissa: meanwhile as hillary clinton continues to campaign the questions about her email server still loom large. clinton says she is cost that the fbi will find no wrongdoing as they investigate the use of a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. >> has the fbi reached out to you yet for an interview. >> no, no they haven't. back in august we made clear that i'm happy to answer any questions that anybody might have and i stand by that. >> are you concerned this isn't going to wrap up before the convention? >> no, i'm not because i don't think anything inappropriate was done and so, i have to let them decide how to resolve their security inquiry but i'm not at all worried about it. melissa: she's not worried. state department says it will suspend its own internal review whether clinton had mishandled classified information, in consultation with the fbi. so there. david: meanwhile history in the making today in california. governor jerry brown sig

and now we talk to janice hahn from california. thank you. ms. hahn: thank you. and i first would like to thank my wonderful friend and colleague, congressman cicilline for being a champion of so many issues but particularly of this equality act and i wanted to take a moment to thank all my lgbt colleagues in congress for their courage, really every single day in living their lives. every american deserves the right to be treated fairly under the law. but the fact is that this is just not the case in the world that we live in right now. we've made progress that we can be proud of but lgbt americans continue to face legal discrimation. ongoing discrimation directly contradicts american values. the latest attacks and the hateful rhetoric against transgender americans are part of a very disturbing trend. the new bathroom laws in north carolina and debated are driven by bigotry and fear. their supporters will soon find themselves on the wrong side of history. and laws like this only underscore the need for this equality act. there is a young man in long beach, califo

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. >> reporter: janice hahn had her staffers comb airline websites searching for the dot information. they found it, nearly impossible to locate. >> probably don't want these complaints. they don't want to see these complaints. this is their way of doing it. >> reporter: to get the information on american airlines for instance, you go to travel information, then click special assistance. the air carrier access act, delta's is also hidden in the air carrier access act section 4 travelers with disabilities. and it's a tricky search on frontier airline with the information in a sporting and disembarking section. spokesperson admitted the customer would have to do their research to find it. >> i don't see anything. >> reporter: we asked an go. after trying to find complaint websites, he came up empty. >> if you put something on the website that is so deeply buried that nobody can find it, really, you are just playing a game. >> reporter: complaints to dot are important. the agency can levy fines and issue new regulations based on patterns of complaints. she is sponsoring a bill to make th

and now we talk to janice hahn from california. thank you. ms. hahn: thank you. and i first would like to thank my wonderful friend and colleague, congressman cicilline for being a champion of so many issues but particularly of this equality act and i wanted to take a moment to thank all my lgbt colleagues in congress for their courage, really every single day in living their lives. every american deserves the right to be treated fairly under the law. but the fact is that this is just not the case in the world that we live in right now. we've made progress that we can be proud of but lgbt americans continue to face legal discrimination. ongoing discrimination directly contradicts american values. the latest attacks and the hateful rhetoric against transgender americans are part of a very disturbing trend. the new bathroom laws in north carolina and debated are driven by bigotry and fear. their supporters will soon find themselves on the wrong side of history. and laws like this only underscore the need for this equality act. there is a young man in long beach, ca

i would like to thank the vega family for honoring me all the great hahn noor reece i'm being in theidst of. and i hope i can live up to this award. >> well this event is run by the radio station wdas and after the event labelle headed to atlantic for her concert tonight. >>> and are you ready for something new in the morning? starting monday, wake up with the official team for morning people. brook and jim donovan will be joined by katie fehlinger and meisha johnson to start your day off right with just the right mix of information that you need and stories that will make you smile and feel great about living here. watch the new "eyewitness news" this morning starting promptly on monday at 4:30am. >>> exciting times there. but i can tell you i'm not excited about this forecast much it's a lot going on tonight. >> a lot going on. severe thunderstorm warning in effect for center city philadelphia until midnight as these storms race through. you can see that warning has been extended now until midnight, and a pretty sizeable portion of the delaware valley now included within the severe

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show and then back at the singer's paisley park compound family and frens honoring his -- friends hahnila e and his own sister mourned the loss of the legend in a private ceremony and then stoping to hand out gift boxes to the people outside. >> he made us better. we will miss him deeply. >> it will take awhile to get back to normal. >> on sunday in minneapolis it began with bells. commemorating the life of the hometown hero. so far what caused prince's death remains a mystery. his publicist says the remains were cremated and an inner circle plans to keep his final resting place a secret. but the tributes are likely to keep coming in. eric clam ton -- eric clapton said his words once helped him emerge from depression. he gave me hope. he was like a light in the darkness. >> ♪ purple rain ♪ purple rain >>> fire officials in a phoenix, arizona suburb are investigating what caused a huge fire last night in a new apartment complex under construction. towering flames 8 blight rated the complex. 120 firefighters were called to the scene to put out the flames. winds blew embers nearby terrify

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joining me christopher hahn and betsy woodruff.he recent ratcheting up of the rhetoric could have a negative lingering effect going into the general elect? >> certainly. without a doubt. and we are seeing that in this contest in new york. sanders just had a massive rally and their estimates are 28,000 people there. the reality is sanders has been digging clinton. he realized the only way to take her down or be competitive is to go after her. to bring out that sarcasm. and that of course does lasting damage. >> you don't agree with that? >> primary happen. then there is a healing period, and then there is an elect. if the democrats are running against donald trump or ted cruz. new york is a closed primary. he will be 15 point behind her. he won't do much better than the race against andrew cuomo. charles: does that sing him from getting the nomination? >> he's one 8 out of 9 caucuses mostly. he won them. more people were at his rally in new york city than there were voting in those elections. charles: do those state count? we don't

know what her thoughts were being a possible suicide subject i didn't know what she might have in her hahns would be doing. >> the driver immediately exits the car. >> she turned away from me like i one there and headed for the side of the bridge and i was already out of my vehicle. and -- >> but before he can reach the woman she jumps. >> i couldn't see either of them and i looked over and i saw him looking over the side of the bridge i thought. i radios our dispatch center and i said i think she jumped. >> but then a miracle unfolds -- >> hold on. >> next thing i look over and i see him pulling the arm up. he had a hold of her hand so i yelled into the mic, he's got a hand. >> the woman's fall is broke i by a beam that runs along the outer edge of the bridge. it gives him one last chance to grab on to her and save her life. >> get ahold of her arm and keep her there and then just wait. there was no way i was getting her over the wall by myself unless i try to readjust the grip. >> together with a third officer they are able to pull the woman to safety. >> they got her. >> she was giving u

my only frustration is that legislation hahn been enacted to deal with it in the best way but we remainused on what administrative tools do we have to stop the pipeline as much as we can until congress acts. >> importantly treasury secretary jack lew has more actions when it comes to inversions and he also reminded us that most americans in his words are offended by these practices and this is an issue that gets bipartisan support. interesting i did talk to the managing direct tore of the imf about whether it was more harmful or helpful. she doesn't get very political. she did say s backs governments to take action to improve taxes but also noted it's important to be transparent and open and engage in dialogue and that is something that the treasury is getting dinged on when it comes to actually implementing the new rules that broke apart that deal. back to you. >> thank you very much sarah. the world bank imf meeting. steve what's your view? >> it's not only americans that have done it. we only have one player that was involved in allergan. and nine months we do something. and shame on

i am joined now by chp officer tyler hahn. tell me, how did this all happen?unately, a big rig collided with the back of a bmw. i told you an acura earlier. i was wrong. it was a bmw that was the first impact. that's where, unfortunately, the person died. that bmw was pushed into another vehicle, which was pushed into another vehicle, and as you can see it just major damage. at this time just one fatality. there was approximately six to eight other people involved. their injuries are just minor. just complaining of pain. we are in the process of getting the scene cleared. we will be taking tons of measurements. >> reporter: and at this point, i know we do have video, because of -- of the three cars that caught on fire. that one person i know was trapped. but you were telling me about the big rig driver. he didn't brake? >> it appears that there is no braking application. there is no skid marks on the highway. at this point the driver said that traffic was coming to a stop ahead and for an unknown reason he was not able to apply the brakes. we don't know why at

hahn hollywood boulevard. >> it's going to be hard to lose him. lose him behind the trees as the chopper pulls out. you can definitely see it look like there's some homes there. you know, residential area where people live. so that's, you know, you don't want to be going fast through there. >> very bold, too, driving up on the sidewalk to get around cars and march roll missing a truck at that intersection. >> yeah exactly. a lot of times these people, okay, there it is. yup. we can see it now. now it looks like he or she is almost stuck in the car because -- >> there's nowhere to go. >> there's nowhere to go. park cars on the side there. and now reall really just kind f crawling along it looks leak another intersection there. >> nowhere to go. >> and, yeah, so now we've lost it behind these trees. we'll of course keep you updated on this when we can. stay with us. >>> a michigan man who is paralyzed under going rig us of russ therapy hoping one day he'll be able to walk again. >> during a recent session a thief stole his customized van from the pa

. >> i hahn evident had no idea. >> hey baby. >> here's dalton. philadelphia. >> hi philadelphia. >> if people don't know one of your grandmas is from doylesto doylestown. >> yes. that is true. >> say high to mimi. >> hi mimi. >> that's my grandmom's name, too. >> talk to me. everybody is disappointed you weren't in the final two. >> whatever. >> when you found out hoot final two were, who did you predict was going to win this whole thing. >> i honestly didn't predict anybody. i'm horrible at that. you shall see me in vegas. i'm terrible. but both of them deserved it a hundred per center and i'm really glad that they were both up there. >> it was bit overwhelming on the red carpet before the show with fantasia, cary underwood i saw you have a moment like it was little too much. >> oh, yeah. i just kind of step out of the carpet. i really -- i'm really not one for crowds. i'm very claustrophobic considering where we are. >> now you can sleep, right? >> absolutely. >> do you want to sleep more, eat more or like go,, what is it that you want to do no

right through the afternoon hahn friday the winds begin to settle down.in the ci city. that's close to the normal high for this time of year. the normal high is 65. suburbs 55. increasing clouds overnight during the day tomorrow 77 warm and breezy spotty showers perhaps an afternoon scattered thunderstorm they will not be widespread by any stretch but the wind will be gusty. in the warm and windy weather you know those allergens stay high even with some rain on friday. the report is high. saturday, sunday and monday high with warm and windy conditions. as you plan your day tomorrow temperatures warming up through the 70s the best chance of scattered showers or isolated thunderstorm will be afternoon and evening on the seven day, look at this we rebound saturday to 72. yeah, it clears out sunday 69. monday near 80. and then the rest of the week looking pretty decent with a few shower chances next week. >> nice. >> thank you kathy. >> enjoy. >> we will, thank you. >> could we one day protect ourselves from the zika virus way cell phone 80 big project under

. >> when we had a chance to see him this year in santa hahn mica.ckey and talk about life. we wish we could have seen him little bit more. >> phillies back home for the home opener after winning two or three from the mets this was like the last four. that's not good. villanova first pitch ryan arcidiacono daniel ochefu throwing out the first pitch of the game. second inning no score against san diego. ryan howard. you'll see a lot of that this year and so much so that pete mackanin sickth inning with the baseings loaded pinch hitters darrin ruf for ryan howard. strange play. now the inn feel apply rule. umpire at third base call it. now dawn caught but the batters automatically out and the runners run at their own risk. a run scores. they tie the up three-three. and that led to this. seventh inning three-three. after an appeal by san diego earlier in the inning against nola. the bunt that scores the run. four-three. san diego wins it. aaron nola pitched well but not well enough. phillies just don't score a lot of runs. but today is not about the phi

it's a great consumer issue and there hahn been -- look at those, they're ugly and second of all they'rexpensive. third of all you don have a choice. i have a lot of boxes i plug into the boxes like an apple tv but it just makes sense. it's like when we used to have to buy the telephone the telephone company wanted and it came in white or then it came in white or black or something like that. so it's a similar situation and a great topic for him. it's perfect for him actually. >> the blog post from the white house says this is just the mascot for the initiative that they plan to launch asking pretty much every agency to think about how they can get the companies that are in there to innovate more. is this a new frontier for antitrust? >> it's a suggestion. it's a forceful suggestion. we're going to do it for you if you don't do it. they'ren the airline space of opening up more airlines and things that you're forced to buy and cable box is something that everybody can understand very easily and they pay too much and so it's a perfect example of where innovation is and on the other side th

. >> reporter: congress woman janice hahn says it is important so agency can levee find and issue newegislation based on patterns of the complaints. she's sponsoring a bill to make airlines prominently post the information. until then good luck hunting. >> we don't want airlines to get away with bad behavior. >> reporter: 798 million passengers travel by air last year in the u.s. but only 20,000 complaints were filed. perhaps that is because they don't know where to complain. one option toys file a complaint directly on the department of transportation's web site, and i'll posting it later on cbs philly.com and facebook and twitter. >>> well, america has weighed in on its favorite grocery store. >> more than 10,000 shoppers were asked, and according to a report from market fourth generation support, wegmans tops the list. public comes in second followed by trade i joe and aldi. wegmans has stores throughout our area but can you believe it it didn't make the top 15 last year. >> what? >> good thing they got it right this year. wal-mart came in last out of the 15 grocers on the list. >>

the flying steps perform from joe hahn sebastian bach. >> it's red bull flying bach.t's coming to the city. >> joining us onset two of the beat boys. thank you for coming in. so what do you love about this? i mean, you're just smashing two completely opposite things together? >> yeah. exactly. it's always with flying steps, we try be creative. to bring new things which people never saw. classic music is really like european college, you know, high culture. in a way we grew up with this. also we are from the hip-hop side and we thought, okay, we have to bring something new. combine these two things and the people go crazy. we never expected that the people like it so much. >> at what point did you know that people did like it? >> which point they like it? >> yeah, was there a particular performance? >> i think in this moment people look, they don't just dance on the streets. they see, oh, look, they work really for this do like break dance with the classic music and many people say it sticks even better to hip-hop music. >> how did you pick bach? >> we started wi the m

>> yes, this is hahn doolittle. he walks out to metalica for whom the bell tolls.the button. >> reporter: let's hit the button. >> where is that? ♪[ music playing ]. >> reporter: you hear this song a lot? >> too much. too much. >> reporter: more than you would like to. this give away happens on april 30th at the coliseum. there is going to be a lot of people lining up for this. >> i imagine so. 15,000 fans. >> reporter: are you going to get your hands on one? >> i assume i will have a crate of them. >> reporter: probably. does he collect these? >> absolutely. >> reporter: let's talk about the other giveaways here. i like this. >> this is my favorite. >> reporter: for the pets. >> personally, this is my favorite. this is my dog stella doolittle. we are giving away a pit bull on may 30th to 15,000 fans. they can collect little dog bowl. very exciting. >> reporter: and also we have, let's see, "star wars." there will be a "star wars" give away this year and of course socks. these are the official sonny gray socks. those are the same socks that sonny wears on the mound

. >> reporter: congress woman janice hahn says complaints to the dot is important sips the agency can issue new regulations based on patterns of complaints. she's sponsoring a bill to make airlines prominently post information, until then, good luck hunting. >> we don't want airlines to get away with bad behavior. >> reporter: when will travelers don't know where to complain, one option toys file a complaint directly on the department of transportation's web site, and i posted it for you on cbs philly.com and we will share it on my facebook and twitter feed. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> doesn't seem fair. >> still to come this morning, rain started weekend and just continue back to tell us when we will need umbrella again this week. >>> flyers still a live, game six this afternoon against the pat, coming up leslie van arsdal tells us what we need to do to force joe sestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes cuts to social security benefits. and the plan raises the retirement age. it's true. the a.a.r.p. opposed the plan, citing dramatic c

he didn't remain in shanghai for more than a few months after he studied chinese buddy moved onto hahn joe and consequently beyond on show. birch was independent he was stubborn. he was very dedicated to what he was doing. he was really quite courageous. so as i mentioned he started off in shanghai move down to poncho for about a year where he taught at a boys school and then -- it's occupied by the japanese at this time and he decided to strike out on his own with two or three chinese colleagues and to go beyond the japanese lines on the corner of genji province. quite remote in quite isolated from the rest of china. initially he did all right but subsequently he wasn't getting enough to eat. he was suffering from malaria. he was not getting any money from his mission at home and after pearl harbor the japanese attack on pearl harbor in december of 41 he wrote a letter to the american military mission and he volunteered for the u.s. army. he wrote a letter which i quote in full in the book and he said i'm willing to do anything if you will take me on but his feeling was it was necessa

hahn: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in solidarity with the armenian community to commemorate 101 years since the start of the armenian genocide. on april 24, 1915, more than 300 armenian leaders were taken from their homes, arrested, and systematically executed. they were the first killed in what would eventually become a genocide resulting in the deaths of 1.5 million innocent men, women, and children. over a century later, the arbean meanian people have vowed to never forget these atrocities. the children and grandchildren of the genocide victims have worked hard to remember and honor those who have suffered. for too long this crime has gone unrecognized and unpunished. this weekend in los angeles, california, 60,000 people came together outside of the turkish consulate who rally for a long overdue acknowledgement of their ancestor's murders. i am proud to be a member of the congressional armenian caucus and i stand by the armenian american community in los angeles and throughout this country in their cal

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. >> reporter: jannis hahn had her staffers comb the websites searching for the d.o.t. information. they found it nearly impossible to locate. >> they probably don't want the complaints, don't want to see the complaints, and this is their way of doing it. >> reporter: to get the information on american airlines for instance. go to travel information, and stance assistance, and then the air carrier access act, and delta's is also hidden in the section for travelers with disabilities, and it's a tricky search for frontier airline with the information in the boarding and disembarking information. >> i don't see anything. >> reporter: we asked george habika to give a go. after frying to find the d.o.t. complaint information on six airline websites, he came up empty. >> if you put something on the website and it's so deeply buried no one can find it, you're just playing a game. >> reporter: new regulations and fines can be issued after a series of problems with the airlines. >> we don't want airlines to get away with bad behavior. >> and the airlines are also information on their website

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include more new directors for the airline's board as well as the possibility of an independent chair hahnr to buy up 1 million shares of the warehouse retailer at 149.50. watching shares of legg mason. activist investor is holding its investment in the group. the stake represents a 9.9% of legg mason's outstanding common shares. >>> now to our news maker of the morning, lease is at the federal reserve bank in dallas and he has a very special guest with him. steve. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. i ham here in the great state of texas with the new dallas federal reserve bank president robert kaplan. mr. kaplan, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. welcome to texas. >> reporter: let's start off with the national stories and there's a lot of stories we want to get to here in texas as well. gdp in the first quarter has come down. it's crashed people say from a 2.3% on our average to down just half a point. how much concern do you have right now that the u.s. economy is decelerating. >> we had other years where first quarter gdp was week. our own forecast is still that gdp g