. -- hal with us.very boring but incredible important things they might like turbines, is that a good bet? >> i think it is, the world is growing coming --, economies are growing, we need to have more infrastructure particularly in the developing world. it is a good idea to start investing further in that. brendan: the question we address all the time is why we are rain for it? do you see a will to go out and pay for this infrastructure we need? >> in the emerging markets it is there and i assume ge is focused on the emerging markets because that is where the spending is. tom: the technology of how we get earnings ge used to come out with a clear press release and now they are trying to do it over their website, and i do not know what organic revenue growth is which is the number everybody wants to know, the interior company revenue growth. to be honest, the headlines are very strange, the stock is down 1%, fractionally that speaks to it. brendan: it is fun to be reminded that the journalist is their j

hal. robin. hal, good to see you. i'm so excited to be here. well, we're glad to have you.hank you. now, i'm sure our viewers out there are trying to figure out what makes this ladder so special. can you show them just how special this ladder is? absolutely. i'd love to. i guess the best place to start is right here with the hinge. it's the strongest point of the ladder. it will hold up to 1200 pounds and it's so easy to use. just by using the hinge, you can put it in the storage position or you can open it back up just like that. and the nice thing about it is it won't close up on you, it won't pull apart on you, and there are no spreader bars to get in your way. it's all done right here in the hinge. now, by using that hinge combined with these lock tabs you're looking at not just one ladder, but you're looking at a four foot, a five foot, a six foot, and it's a seven foot. so basically what you have is four different a-frames right inside this one ladder. and the beautiful part about that is you have rungs up both sides. you don't have to move the ladder so often and eac

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fundraiser hal lambert good to have you with us.n you need the big money guys to have a chance this in race. who is giving that money and how are they doing it? >> well, it was just a fantastic start to the campaign. we couldn't be more pleased. we had over 46,000 donors online going to ted cruz.org and contribute. so it's beenbut we did have a combination of both larger donors and smaller donors. >> what did you think of jack welch who was obviously submiten by senator cruz, says he needs to smile more is this. >> well if that's the main thing that he needs to rekt then i think we're in good shape. we could probably work that out. >> you know, the money i foe right after he announced a couple of weeks ago did it slow after that, though because it typically we hear this of the rubio folks, the big announcement and then it dissipates is this. >> no it's continued to come in. we watch it every day. so for all the people out there that this i that their $20 or $30 doesn't make a difference, it does. so we look at it every day, we're ha

he was known has hal or h.d. he was a very jovial, fun-loving guy. >> when i received the orders, anxiety hit me first because this is a serious thing and i had 16 months to go home. is it life or his life? and that's what is going on in my head. if i don't carry this assault out, then it's me. also the kite read that you would be receiving a fish line from above in a blue bag. everything that you need would be contained in that bag. double-edged cast iron knife with a double edge and it was tempered because it left no fingerprints. i waited like three days and when the line came down, that morning, i fished it in, took the blue bag off and i got the spear shaft from that off the fishing line and i waited. sergeant burchfield approached my cell with flashlight and he saw me standing there, he asked if i needed a light for my cigarette. i had a camel in my mouth. that's when he turned. when he turned into the cell, i hit him. i stabbed him, speared him one time. he turned around, grabbed his whistle, started blowi

neil: you open the pod bay and hal can do the same thing? >> perhaps maybe hal will say hang in there are long run or don't worry about it. neil: i think it is just a matter of time, call up a machine, if you know if you need to be counseled press the pound key. >> i think people that lost money with the same broker for 40 years. neil: but they keep coming to you, i really admire that. >> it ain't me, [ laughter ] i like that one. >> by the way while i have you here what are you looking at. >> marriott, global hotel market amazing this stock made a huge move but they have had 1% penetration in europe, maybe two in africa, caand middle east, the world is on fire, this is a great way. neil: this is a global world. >> for american expertise just an amazing family and organization, i think this one you want to buy. i think one of the robot guys would agree. neil: what does charles charl charles payne say how do you know i am not a robot -- >> you have too much of a personalty. neil: a deadly earthquake in nap nepal, it is conis con consis consis

>>reporter: they have the hal marks of the taliban but the taliban denies that they are responsible for this attack. the taliban often deny attacks that kill civilians. a very grim warning in jalalabad. it could have been much worse. just after that first attack that targeted the kabul back at about 8:00 o'clock this morning local time here they were people lined up outside. that attack killed 33 people. the interior ministry said they found and dismantled two bombs on bicycles and that the death toll could have been much higher. in the just the last half hour or so another car bomb has gone off killing two people. it is a bank as you said that is responsible for paying government workers and this is the end of the month when the salaries come in. >> what kind of message do you think is being sent by those who carried out these attacks? a sustained attack by all accounts on this eastern city of ofof jalalabad. >>reporter: this is the time of year when the attacks ramp up. last week 30 afghan army soldiers were killed in a taliban offensive. this a very bold attack in the center of town

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it's a story we first reported last month, when hundreds of residents packed a town hal meeting.recently caught up with elizabeth milton anned a ma educator who believes she is on the front line of health crisis. is there a link between the air quality and these plants and the illnesses you are seeing? >> oh absolutely. >> reporter: we traveled with her as she met up with one of her clients. tonight you'll see how she is helping him cope. the state recently missed a deadline to submit a plan to the environmental protection agency tonight we'll explain what that means for residents. >> you can watch the full report tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> a volcano in chile has erupted twice in the last 24 hours. more than a thousand people were forced to leave the area. the eruption is the first in from the volcano in more than 40 years. >>> youtube marks a major milestone. we'll look back at how it started. and the most popular videos of the past decade. ♪ >>> google is launching a new cell phone service they say will provide a better wireless experience at lower prices. it's called project

for those between 18 and 24 slightly less than hal gave the same answer. at the end of the war, 85% of americans thought the bombings were justified. looking at china the latest survey found that 60% of americans think china's rise as a military and economic power makes u.s. japan relations more important when asked where economic focus should be 43% of americans choetsz china. 56% named japan. the results show the u.s. and japan have forward looking and solid ties based on mutual trust. >> americans are also very pragmatic about asia. and they know that china's a rising power and we have to deal with it they don't trust china. but they also know that economically we have to deal with china. >> the u.s. government is willing to work with japan to face china. a crew man aboard one of the largest wrarships ever built has given himself a new mission. he worked on the flagship and is one of the few people to survive its sinking. he's now set out to make sure future generations never forget the history . >> the waters of southwestern japan a memorial service wa

. >> reporter: built by lana corbiss and her husband hal as a showroom for their company that buildss the stuff. the company's called safe. >> the core is like a panic room on steroids. it's the absolute natural way you sleep at night, you move around, you interact with your family members. all within a protected area. >> reporter: bullet-proof walls. bomb-proof doors. >> what's this door made of? >> ballistic steel. 12 bolts going into a steel frame. >> 12 bolts? i'm stepping into the vault now. come on aladdin 2. >> reporter: smash-proof glass. this is what you want when you see someone sinister lurking outside on your security camera. >> the camera doesn't jump up and put handcuffs on them. the camera's designed to do what they're designed to do be your eyes in 16 different places. what the camera doesn't do is protect you. >> reporter: a lesson learned the hard way by heidi kazada who saw this guy on her home security cameras which apparently weren't enough of a deterrent. he's getting inside. >> i was pet tro guide. >> reporter: home alone in san jose woken by the rustling and s

september year hour hal mccoy owned an auto rye pair shop in north philadelphia long enough to learn valuable lesson. >> violence only brings violence. >> reporter: his shop sits 23rd and cecil b. moore the flash point for race riots that nearly destroyed this neighborhood in late august of 1964. >> after the riot everything was changeed. we had nothing in the community but blight, anger frustration. >> more than thee hundred people were injured and more than twice that arrested. three days of violence and looting. more than 200 stores in this busy commercial district were damaged or destroyed. mccoy was 17 years old that summer. he watched astor owners closed up and moved away. >> they left. they left empty buildings never to return. >> reporter: in a baltimore riots it was hard to miss the large number of high school saved vandals clashing with police. philadelphia's mayor says those young people seemed more inn at the present time on damaging and stealing than on protesting police misconduct. >> they have a right to free speech. they don't have right to free stuff. they don't have

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but despite these setbacks, houthi leader hal houthi says his forces will never vendor. >>> the u.s.y has sent a warship and an aircraft carrier off yemen. rosalind jordan has the details from washington, d.c. >> reporter: the u.s. aircraft carrier theodore roosevelt has been based in the middle east for the past two weeks part of a deployment that could take upwards of a year on, monday the aircraft carrier moved closer to waters off the coast of yemen where that country seems to be verging on all out civil war. the u.s. military says this is done to help enhance security in the regis but officials at the pentagon refuse to say whether the crew of the theodore roosevelt or other members of its carrier group are going to be involved in stopping any iranian vessels vessels that might be suspected of carrying weapons to the houthis. that's the group that has essentially kicked out the sitting president hadi and trying to basically run the country themselves. the pentagon also says that it is simple watching for any efforts to smuggle weapons from any particular source to the houthis in

kimberly hal halkett explains. >> reporter: president obama doesn't neat the approval of dong lift sanctionsn iran and that's what the republican majority on capitol hill wants to change. so senator bob corker chair of the sen al foreign relations commit is a pubbing the iran nuclear agreement review act of 2015. if passed out of committee and later out of the house and senate could delay or potentially limit white house power to lift sanction on his iran. president obama says that won't happen, bow congress could override a presidential veto with a 2/3 majority. to get that. republicans need the support of at least 13 democrats in the senate and roughly 40 from the house of representatives. it's not an immaterial impossibilities given that many december was have taken i stuff stance on iran in the past. the former m.i. it. nuclear physicist led negotiations in iran in switzerland, now he's contacting both republican and democratic senators to provide technical details of the framework deal. the white house is pushing hard to convince capitol hill lawmakers to vote against the legislation, t

lows across the region but from our weather watch nears collingswood we had a low of 33 degrees at hal'souse. james in ocean city a chilly 36 even at the coach this morning in philadelphia dropped down to 35 at phil's house, 31 in newark, delaware at walter's house and look at that t-the cold spot also in newark, delores lee checked in with 27 degrees this morning. okay, let's talk about this storm system that will impact our region over the next 12 to 24 hours. again, we are still talking about some rain chances moving into our region through the overnight hours. itif we go to our computer on storm scan3 there it is there's that larger batch of rain coming across the midatlantic. central southern delaware maybe south jersey gets a little rain later tonight. this spin over maine that's really the big feature. that core of cold air stuck across new england. until it gets out of here we're not warming up but we're on a warming trend. yesterday's high 56 today 58. average 67 so well below that. but notice the line each day we get closer to average and even above average by the middle of nex

when he got in the middle of the street i heard a lady hal ler go back, go back. >> reporter: and backe live at that point there's also several witnesses that were around the little boy that were also trying to help that were also calling 911. we were told that some of those 911 calls they describe the driver as female. of course if you have any information about that picture we just showed you or about anything that unfolded here last night around 6:30 you are urged to contact police. for now reporting live in southwest philadelphia annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> okay, annie we hope somebody does. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a second hit and run driver as well. this happened in west kensington last night. the crash critically injured a 20-year-old mother and her three-year-old son who were crossing at masher and lehigh. police are looking for a late model sedan possible al nissan acura or infiniti. >>> new here on "action news" a young woman was killed in a shooting in camden. the shots went off in the 2100 block of van buren street late last night. the victim

opposition parties omar al bashir has ruled the country for 26 years he's the favorite to win the president hallary clinton has launched her bid to become the first female president. the former second of state is expect today begin campaign in iowa on tuesday. and saudi arabia has rejected iran's commands to stop bombing yemen. there have been more air strikes and fighting in northern yemen and funerals have been held for three saudi soldiers killed by houthi mortar attacks. >>> two embassies have been attacked in the libyan capital triply an he can please heard at the moroccoan embassy and an earl tack gunmen killed two security officers outside the korean embassy shots fired from a car. fighter loyal to isil say they are behind the attack. >>> to syria now where a government air trying reportedly killed five teachers and school children in a school in aleppo. the air raid was reported to have been the saudi side. both sides have been accused of fire indies criminal naturally at civilians. >>> people living in kenya in a camp are asking the government to reconsidering closing it. the kenyan go

. >> reporter: neighbors say she recent hal work done on her house. >> new siding and some other stuffo the house but that was about it. >> reporter: employees in the da' office became suspicious two months ago after an audit focusing on money seized by upper darby police found more than $50,000 missing. over the fast four years. when confronted, authorities say lynch confessed. and lynch is now out on $100,000 unsecured bail tonight. the da says they're still looking into how much money was taken. but all of it will be reimbursed and they are now looking at changing their accounting practices. we're live in media, delaware county torque night i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana quiet bit of money there. thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight the colwyn manager paula brown emerged from her office after spending nearly 24 hours in protest. >> it is a mess. >> you still feel like you have a job, though. >> i have a duty. i have a duty to protect the residents of colwyn. >> the colwyn board voteed to fire brown last night. but she believes that termination is i

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"wolf hal pars 1 and 2." nominees for best musical are "an american in paris. fun home.here are a few more nominations to get this morning but for all of us who are watching cbs this morning, we are going to send it back to charlie rose gayle king and senator ro o'donnell. >> thanks cause bruce. good luke to you. >> so any big surprises? >> a lot of big surprises. first of all, the shutouts. nom nominations for "finding neverland" or "fish in the dark." >> and of course larry david with "fish in the dark." both are doing very well in the box office. it shows that mixed bag you can have when you come in from hollywood to broadway. that's an interesting thing. >> why do you think that is that they were shut out? >> i'm not entirely sure. part of it. because the nominating committee is made up of the people in the broadway community and sometimes they are not entirely friendly to outsiders. >> who would you say the early favorites? >> i would say the revivals of american in paris. wolf hal has a lot of nomination, last year we discussed the fact that there was a shortage of

that goes to hal mcrae of the kansas city royals. >> get back on the [ bleep ]. tired of all this [ bleep ]. questions every night. >> reporter: his 1993 rant beating out price by one full second. dropping one bleepable moment every 2.7 seconds. he did apologize. but his apology says i'm sorry for the language. i'm not sorry for criticizing the media. his team went on to twin next two games. like i've been telling you, profanity works. >> he just needed a printer to beat up in the allieeyalley. >> i'm wondering if his apology was, i'm [ bleep ] sorry. >> it was on twitter. >> i forgot about that hal mcrae. >> yes, so good. >>> ginger is back. we have another big set of storms brewing. 22 million americans in the cross hairs? >> much of texas. from houston back to amarillo. let's start with what happened in california. that is a land spout, east and southeast of palm springs. not the same as a tornado. it doesn't have the low-level mesocyclone. it's before the storm is forming. you could see hail damaging wind from amarillo to dallas. the elevated richk area is no

a crisis from the right side of his party led by the blair family's francis preston blair senior or hal holbrook if you like, as well as his son montgomery who had served as lincoln's postmaster general until he was dumped in 1864. the blairs influence over conservative republicans was critical to lincoln and the house, because lincoln could not afford to lose a single republican as he tried to change the votes of democrats. hence, when the 73-year-old senior blair told lincoln that if he wanted to get passage of the amendment lincoln would have to allow blair to go to richmond and see if there was a possibility of ending the war through negotiation. lincoln, who of course had been rejecting calls for negotiated peace for years, knew that such negotiations would never go anywhere, because first, richmond would not just reject the emancipation proclamation but surely a new constitutional amendment and second and more important, lincoln was convinced that richmond would not agree on even the more essential requirement that the confederacy would have to accept that as returning to the fede

jessica stern: harvard has gotten me in some trouble with hal nine -- title ix.ut one of the people i interviewed and that book, someone who was raped by the same man, was the daughter of and then enough harvard law school -- then dean of harvard law school. the fact that harvard covered up what was going on was there he dangerous. had harvard not covered it up -- this was a long time ago, they would not doing today. she would not have been a victim. her sister saw someone around the house. i think it is important for universities to be aware of the impact of covering up sexual violence. that he can lead to additional violence. brian lamb: the name of that book is "denial, a memoir of terror." are you still glad you did it? jessica stern: i am, because i think it helps people. not just victims of, but because i showed what it was like to be a victim of posttraumatic stress. brian lamb: do you still have it? jessica stern: i guess i do. most symptoms are gone, but i am able to use the capacity to dissociate in my work. i can use it productively. as many people do.

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>> reporter: kansas city royals manager, hal mcrae takes the cake for heaving a tape recorder that gashedports writer. as for bryan price he sort of apologize apologized. i stand by the content of my message. i am sorry for the choice of words. they're choice, one joker rewrote price's apology this way. i am [ bleep ] sorry for the [ bleep ] word that i used yesterday. the reds have been struggling and now their manager will have to manage having sworn off swear word. jeanie moos. >> [ bleep ] me, such a blaep ble -- believe believe disgrace. >> naughty language there. you are watching "cnn newsroom" i'm rosemary church. i want to show you these pictures where the italian coast guard is due to bring in more migrants at any moment. much more on that story after the break. do stay with us. i work some long hours keeping my clients wrinkle free, and back when i had fios, that meant falling behind on my shows. so i switched to xfinity. their cloud-based dvr is perfect for me 'cause it lets me take my recorded shows anywhere i go. see? [program: "not on my watch..."] see? [program: "not on my

>> so then kansas city royals manager, hal mccray, still takes the cake for heaving a tape recorder that and for brian price, he's now sort of apologized. while i stand by the content of my message, i am sorry for the choice of words. oh, they were choice already. one joker rewrote price's apology this way. i am [ bleep ] sorry for the [ bleep ] words that i used yesterday. the reds have been struggling and now their manager will have to manage having sworn off swear words. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> someone is a potty mouth. you're watching cnn. i'm john vause. "cnn newsroom" continues next hour. stay with us. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right and look for the calming scent of breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. why do we

hal? where have you been? i was inside. yeah? so long. there was nothing. no yard. no grill. it was just white. and cold. it was winter buddy. just, winter. huh? somebody get this man a burger! winter's over, and new and improved kingsford charcoal is now better than ever. >>> this is "the fox report." the bottom of the hour and time for the top of the news. >>> fire terrorists arrested this week in a deadly attack on at a christian university. the nation's president vowing to bring al shabab to justice at the day observations three days of morning for the nearly 150 people killed. sky news has more. >> reporter: the people are rising up in this impoverished area. the attack on the university has set them firmly against the militants of al shabab who say no part of kenya is safe from them. >> we are concerned about the activity of shabab. we are saying not to them and we will fight them to the bitter end as shabab must leave this town and leave kenya. we want peace in kenya. we want to be together as a country. >> al shabab, leave! leave kenya! we are people who love each oth

. >>> today we expect another key endorsement for chris van hal nollenary kiesch has more. >> reporterlot of eyes on the senate race. it will be an exciting time as a lot of people are jockeying for the position. today county executive baker will give his endorsement for chris van hole will notlen over donna baker. they did a lot of work together in the early '90s where they got woork work dub inone in school funding and gun laws. van hollen has already also been endorsed by ike leggett as well as the entire county council. edwards who launched her candidacy within days of mikulski mikulski's announcement built her career as an i said has earned support from national progressives. there is a number of other candidates involved but bake ear decision says his decision is rooted in the candidate that can get things done and continue to push the type of change that they're trying to see here in prince george's county. so today that announcement will be taking place at about 11:00. back to you guys in the studio.zachary, thank you. >>> a navy officer in charge of a naval base has been reass

the fifth inning indicate it hal three hits last night.tonight with men on first and second and one out what's he bunting for? what's he bunting for? i don't get it but he's out. and then it got worse. because cody asche playing third. phillies don't like him defensive not a good throw. phillies get swept by those mets. six-one. bad broom but they still sweep them. >>> all right. the second season of the sixers tanking is over. thank goodness. both the sixers and miami would benefit if they both lost the game. that's what the inform ba has become in listening to the head coach, i think it has become apparent and i'm excited about this team. sixers down by one. how about this? the turnover miami up by one. inside 30 seconds but as the sixers will do, many times no defense. it was 105-101 but the head coach has clearly had it with the team his general manager sam hinkie has given them him. >> at the end of the day to -- to coach gypsies to be able to have to coach a revolving door, that's not what i'm logging for. >> gypsies. okay. let's pla

. >> you can go to hal mark and get -- hallmark and get a card that says thank you but that is too small> the american flag is his favorite piece of art and he likes to add his own touch. today at noon there will be a dedication ceremony for his mural. >>> the stanford men's basketball team is the national invitational tournament champions once again. it came down to overtime. randall hit two free throws with less than four seconds left to put the cardinals ahead for good. they won 66-64. ann doll who became stanford's all-time leading scorer was named most outstanding player of the tournament. >> harrison for the win. >> barnes hit that game winner with a .4 seconds left in that game. that gave the warriors a 107- 106 victory over the suns. the warriors head to dallas for a game tomorrow night. >>> still ahead one san francisco police officer has already resigned. even more may be punished. the disciplinary action set to be announced today in connection with those racist text messages sent by police officers. >> this is hard to believe and hard to watch. a vicious attack on a homeless m

back on january 27th hal in south carolina asked me about this pba.na is canadian pipe company that owns pipe for regular oil, heavy crude and natural. they gather process and store net gas in canada and the united states. unlike most american pipelines which are master limited partnerships. they are a dividend paying or regular corporation. 1% yield. the company transports over 50% of western canadian light oil. it is pretty big. plus pembina has a $7.4 billion backlog of new projects and a gigantic pipeline expansion that will increase 140%. a big, big distribution down the road. pembina stock has been crushed. falling 30% since the price of oil started to crash. all of their new projects are 100% fee for service. toll roads, very little exposure to commodity. they are backed up by long-term prices and volume commitments. with the price of oil stabilizing in the mid-50s. recovery dramatically i think the stock has potential to really roar. my verdict, i am willing to bless taking a position with pebina here. if you like this stock, you should really

imelda marcos moment with the dark glasses, going in to prove she can order something i can't get over hal pert and these other people fawning. it's ridiculous. could you look stupid? could you imagine bill clinton, he would have gone in there, eaten some of everybody else's food, said hello, warmed them up and then, what's the best thing to order. he would have made a scene there. she went in and she's wearing sunglasses, my god, and that thing she did with the students. these are people who a few months ago to appear on campus, she was charging 200 and $300,000 to speak to students. and she's worried about them by the way she's not answered a question yet from the press, and soon despite the lap dogs in the media, it's going to be the issue. she showed up in a van that had a 29 inch tv, heated seats and a bed. >> tough life. >> yeah, tough life. thank you both for being with us. >>> one of hillary's biggest attractors carly fiorina went on msnbc yesterday to talk about clinton's announcements, it was not exactly received well. watch this. >> you ran for senate and lost. you worked for jo

again, 53 year old man we are told in critical condition at einstein medical center, with smoke inch hal agents, and one person was taken into custody accused of setting this fire. chris, lauren? >> all right jennifer, thank you. also developing this morning break in a investigation into a deadly hit-and-run in southwest philadelphia. >> at this point police have recovered the vehicle they believe was involved. there is word the driver will be turning herself in. fox 29's steve keeley live at police headquarters with more on. >> this steve good morning. >> reporter: the accident happened just after dinnertime sunday night there is person's lawyer called police just after dinner last night. just about 24 hours after the accident philly police got a call but not the tip call they were hoping for. but something even better a call from the drivers lawyer telling them where they could find that ford edge suv and that the woman who parked it there would be turning herself in later today the vehicle coincidentally next-door to where that reward offer was made the mayor's office, city hall and t

reagan daughter patti davis opposed the notion noteing link hal written to study bundy and charles mansonsharing expected to last several days. if passed rulings are pro logged the leniency is likely to be granted. at the federal district courthouse in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> radnor township a burglar breaks into a home and then takes a train away from the scene of the crime. here's some surveillance video showing the alleged burglar on the route 100 septa train headed toward the upper darby station. police say a woman came back to her home in the rosemont section of the township last friday. spotted the man inside. filling up a suitcase with jewelry, electronics and cash. so she called 911 and the guy took off with the suitcase. witnesses spotted him getting on the train. >> he actually made a comment to a witness who saw him on the train that... >> police don't know if the man was armed. they're offering a $2,500 reward for information that leads to his arrest and convict. >>> and back to your chilly fox 29 winter weather authority? >> a little chilly right now would actua

. >> it happened on pine street and hal road in martinez. amy hollyfield has more on how neighbors helped each other safely escape the flames. >> reporter: the mission apartments went up in flames around 5:45 this morning the video was captured by a neighbor. by the time it was discovered and 911 was call would the resident his to rely on each other to safely evacuate. >> neighbors were banging on doors saying there was a fire. i picked up my kids and i took them out and i gave my kids to my neighbors. >> he wasn't finished. as a 4 and 5-year-old kids were taken away he stayed behind to help a woman who was still inside her smoke-filled home. >> she was stuck and i asked other neighbors to come, kick the door open and that's how they got her out. >> she was trantic and she was fine. the ambulance took her. >> she was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. a police officer also inhaled too much smoke as he helped with the evacuation. >> he was not transported, but we are keeping an eye on him and make sure that he continues

it hal a terrific spring training. 11 rbi's.o four. >> what i'm anxious for is to have the final roster and to get everybody together for opening day after a long spring training training. i think that's really the main thing on my mind right now is to get those 25 guys nailed down get us together as group on monday and start the season. >> five games left in the flyers season no hope new york playoffs playoffs. they've been awful the last month. time to finish the year with a little bit of pry. some of the guys will be fighting for a roster spot for next season. against carolina already down by one lazy play grossman stripped of the puck. jordan stall with the easy one timer. two-zero hurricanes. third period coming up, flyers trying to push this thing to overtime. sean cart yea takes advantage of the mistake. goal. tied at two all. let's go to overtime this would go to shoot out and the flyers have been awful in these. hurricanes chris perry scored easeily on ray emery putting them up two-zero. claude giroux would need to scor

hal? where have you been? i was inside. yeah? so long. there was nothing. no yard. no grill. white. and cold. it was winter buddy. just, winter. huh? somebody get this man a burger! winter's over, and new and improved kingsford charcoal is now better than ever. ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." looks like there is a new frontrunner in the gop field of likely white house contenders. wisconsin governor scott walker leading the pack in a new "fox news poll." 15% of republican voters say they support him. followed by former florida governor jeb bush, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and former arkansas governor mike huckabee. however in a hypothetical matchup bush does the best against hillary clinton. tying her at 45%. clinton continues to have the advantage over the other republicans topping scott walker, ted cruz marco rubio and rand paul. i love these polls because they change and we know, virtually nothing about some of these candidates or very little. andrea, i want to start with you. with if ratings of these candidates, still relatively unknown, carson walker, rub