holland coming down.eard of holland college because it doesn't actually exist. >> petrella: 28 seconds left in the game. >> stahl: they're an imaginary team that bob petrella made up. >> petrella: and the crowd on its feet now. >> stahl: this is our simulation of one of holland college's games, with bob doing the play- by-play. >> petrella: marcus hayes to demar harvey. >> stahl: he's been imagining these games for 50 seasons, and he remembers every one of them. who were the starting forwards in 1983? >> petrella: the starting forwards in '83 were otis pookie and brad jasmine. >> stahl: he can describe them. how tall were they? >> petrella: otis pookie was 6'6" and brad jasmine was undersize at 6'5", but real bulky. >> stahl: you can almost forget... tell us about the years they made it to the ncaa finals. >> petrella: they went to the final between '73 and '75. they won in '74. they went in '77, '78. '80, they lost. >> stahl: ...that none of this is real. >> jim mcgaugh: i mean, this is really unusual. i

the next election hollande wins.nd beholdlh u are now sort of a friend of, have connections with francois hollande. that's today. how do you do that? in america you don't sort of advise one president and have friendship with one president so you can urge certain kind of action. b, the next president of a different party, you can urge and have access. and now? >> i don't advise anyone. to advise means to do things behind the curtain, secretly, discreetly. i don't do that. i express myself always on quite a loud voice. so i say what i think. i plead what i believe and i tried to tell it to sarkozy, when hallland when he's nervous and to american state secretary. >> rose: you do it much differently. you try to get them to take a course of conduct. you urged them to take a course of conduct. you say to sarkozy, it will be blood on the french flag if you do not take>> of course, because i was in benghazi. i happened to be in benghazi. i was an eye witness. i could say what i was, what was just in front of my eyes which wo

learned holland broke safety rules.orce makes it easier for complaints to go up the chain of command and starts using the video for training purposes. but the emotional scars still hurt. >> i can't imagine, you know, my daughter witnessing, you know, her father crash. >> i still have nightmares about it to this day. i never got to speak with him that morning, and i never got to say good-bye. >> oh, my god. no! >> oh, my god. >>> coming up, a sting to catch a slasher. >> we decided at that moment that we needed to get some cameras up. >>> and the camera as eyewitness. >> it helped that everything was caught on camera. the jury, everybody could see what actually occurred. >> when "caught on camera: proof" continues. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com at mfs, we believe in the power of active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world, to actively

nuclear reactors at the heart of talks with francois hollande. the power struggle over yemen defense. a islamabad shows stay out of the conflict. iaid agencies warn of a growing humanitarian crisis. families in kenya began collecting the bodies of their loved ones killed in the massacre. the young leaders of the al-shabaab militant group are held responsible for last thursday's deadly attack. also coming up in a program, the family drawnma and france. the head of the national front marine le pen seven is time for the party's founder, her father, to retire from politics. and more on the indian premier's visit as he heads to the south of france. modi hopes the european playmaker can help transform india into a global aviation hub. ♪ first, the indian prime minister has begun his european tour. narendra modi starting things off here in france. his main focus -- the economy. modi is expected to push his "make an india campaign." in france, deals on transport, energy, and the environment expected to be discussed. just party reports. -- josh bardi repo

mike holland of holland & company. stick around for the breaking news. the breaking news is that the cme group is just now saying that its analysis shows the 2010 flash crash was not caused by the futures market. cme is also saying that it is prohibited by law from releasing any information about the guy arrested today, navinder singh sarao and trading behavior. but we do know he was warned via e-mails from the cme to stop doing what's called spoofing. >>> closing bell, 4 1/2 minutes away. talking about tech. in just a few minutes, breaking news from facebook, reporting latest results, just after the bell rings. that is why you cannot tune out. the key here, mobile ad revenue. we'll have reaction and analysis on facebook's numbers, they own whatsapp and instagram. after this. liz: you could say the nasdaq got close to record close. david: we do not want to bury the lead. 10-year yield in treasurys just hit two for the first time in a long time. lot of action happening. talk about mcdonald's first of all, they are adding a lot to the dow, are they not? >>

they publish growth targets for the next three years until the end of president hollande's term. growth forecast is been reduced to 1.5% from 1.7%. there is not much good news from the french government. anchor: how are the markets taking the news? stephen: it is being driven by the energy sector. carmakers are also doing well, too. we have also had a report from the oecd saying there has been improved growth in europe, most notably in italy and france. we will move on to look at the other business stories. in ukraine, creditors say they will not consider changes to the debt. the kiev government announced it was seeking $50 billion in debt relief. a case being taken by 25,000 facebook users against the network took a step today. the claim is over alleged violation of european privacy law. facebook has yet to comment on the case. google is laying the groundwork for a paid subscription service on youtube. the service could start as early as this year. youtube is already working on a subscription service for the area. anchor: time for the press review. ♪ anchor: it is time to take a

joining us now for more is michael holland. the chairman of holland and company. he owns jpmorgan.think of the results? michael: excellent number. not a particularly enthusiastic market today. it will be one of the highest traders. the backdrop for producing this kind of result, throughout the business -- all the businesses got rid of their fixed commodity trading. these are great numbers. jamie dimon and his team continued to produce the great numbers. huge expenses making this a stock so cheap. it is trading at a discount to the big banks. betty: the other banks have the same legal problems. they have the same regulatory problems. why is jpmorgan traded at such a discount vis-a-vis its peers? michael: it doesn't make any sense, you should buy this stock. which is why i own the stock. it is ridiculously cheap, less than 12 times earnings. it has nearly a 3%, paying a 44% dividend now, a 3% yield. everything is up since 2008, the central banks have pushed the asset prices up, look at jpmorgan. it's where apple was five or six years ago. this is what the stock is worth, you look at

according to this magazine hollande's plan is in ability. the few reforms he has put in place had drawn criticism from within his own socialist party. according to le point he's not going to do anything at all. genie: france will highlight's nemesis nicholas sarkozy is in the press. flo: a satirical monthly, you can see the drawing of sarkozy. back to business for sarkozy. why does he have pots and pans? this refers to an expression in france, "to drag pots and pans around," it means to be haunted by scandals. this week, doubts over sarkozy's political funding returned to haunt him. he was called in by investigators. trying to figure out whether it was legal for the party to pay the over 500,000 euros in fines he incurred for overspending in his failed 2012 reelection campaign. in france it is usually the candidate that has to pay fines. a big scandal that is following sarkozy around. critics say it could cloud his chance for any kind of election bid in 2017. genie: let's move on to a monthly magazine which asks the question many people migh

president hollande is opening an extension. it is too small to accommodate the 26,000 people who visit every year. it is a memorial to the victim of crimes carried out under the nazi government. annette: greece is in the spotlight. >> we cannot get enough of greece. the finance minister spent his easter sunday at the imf for what was billed as an informal meeting. something dramatic may be on the horizon. greece will not miss its april 9 payment to the imf of 450 million euros. >> we have had a productive discussion about the proposals. our government is a reformist government. having an opportunity to discuss it is an excellent step. >> a quiet day in the market. some lackluster payroll data. the giant is due to post preliminary earnings. other top business stories. a breakthrough in a tax dispute. the government set and 9 -- the government said an agreement has been reached. negotiations over the extension have dragged on for over two years. malakoff testing investor appetites. falling global energy prices have hurt exports a

then they moved to the holland tunnel where they actually closed the holland tunnel for sometime.ently has been reopened and now we're getting some video here showing police vehicles and actually protesters being taken away in some of those vehicles. so there were hundreds and many up to thousands of people protesting in lower manhattan earlier tonight. we of course will stay on top of this for you throughout the newscast. >> a dramatic rescue caught on camera a mid the devastation nepal. crews worked furious toll reach this earthquake survivor in kathmandu buried under the rubble avenue collapsed building. they saw his hand move. rescue came after he spent more than thee days trapped in a room with three people who had died. more heavy equipment on the way to dig through the wreckage in the capital city. donations do continue to pour in from all over the world. >>> the story out of israel is hard to believe. israeli police releasing shocking video that you just have to see. a woman asked a man pumping gas for a cigarette. he refuses. she leaves as you see but wait a minute walks

francois hollande will travel to doha to sign paperwork. earlier this year's, france sold 24 jets to egypt and 36 to india. the deals included a certain amount of training because the rafale is complicated and requires specific know-how. introduced in 2001 the rafale is made by dassault aviation and is fitted with engines by a french firm. it is used in a growing number of militaries. deals are pending with the uae and malaysia. now, the euro zone has said unemployment levels held steady at 11.3% in the month of march. that is a little over 18 million people across the single currency bloc, but higher than expected. economists had protected a decreased 11.2%. the eurozone ended months of deflation with a flat 0%> prices may soon start to in ch up seen as a positive sign for the health of the economy. that has led to a muted session on the markets. major indices in the green ahead of a long weekend. not very much movement. let's turn to some company news. results have been driving the market profits at shell were more than halved in the firs

he's had a conversation by telephone with the french president francois hollande. francois hollande agreed that the current operation a border control evident in the mediterranean sea, president hollande said that should be increased, more resources put into that, more boats and planes doing oversights. his maltese counterpart the prime minister said a tragedy is unfolding and that if the eu and world continues to close its eyes it will be judge would in the harsh evident terms. the eu foreign policy chive will put this on the agenda of a foreign minister's meeting due monday. some kind of proposal will be brought forward to get morn european countries to share the burden and responsibility which has fallen exclusively on southern european countries like italy and greece. >> the islamic state of iraq and the levant released a video showing two groups of captives held by affiliates in eat he were and southern libya being beheaded. >> the u.n. said more than 90,000 people have fled fighting in the iraqi province of anbar. a military offensive there has prompted peopl

. >> very quickly, french president francois hollande has said he will help nepal in any possible way, given the tragic situation. the first plane arrived yesterday, and more aid is supposed to arrive in the coming hours. the french foreign minister also said that a jumbo jet will be leaving paris on tuesday morning with tons of aid, with ngo workers also, and the jumbo jet will bring back -- france will bring home some of the french nationals currently trapped in nepal, and obviously the priority will be given to families and children. french nationals currently in nepal. one peas of news, the airports of kathmandu have finally reopened so it should ease transportation and the sending of international aid. prior -- paris also asked one of its teams in new delhi to head to kathmandu to offer help. the french and mercy in -- the french embassy in kathmandu has been damaged due to the earthquake, and therefore the french nationals in net all are without a roof and have no place to stay. they can stay at the french school in kathmandu. aurora: thank you. in other news, a storm has hit no

they called hollande in a state of intellectual disarray. genie: a celebrity found out something about his past that he tried to hide. reporter: ben affleck appeared on one of these historical documentary shows. you find out about your past. but there was something in his past he would rather the public did not know about. this is "finding your roots." he found out he had a descendent who owned slaves. there were e-mails between the show's makers, the host describing his dilemma should i or should i not reveal this secret about ben affleck? you can't keep anything secret really. genie: thank you for that look at today's papers. for a closer look, you can check ouccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc

we know he has already spoken to francois holland. in the coming hours, he would speak to david cameron of great britain, angela merkel of germany and other people. the other thing i took away from it was the fact that he was saying this isn't just about revoke ewing people from boats. this is about stopping it at source. he said the big thing is the human trafficking. we need to work together as european countries, not just to rescue people but to stop the human trafficking and he points it out that there are 976 smugglers conductor jailed in italy. he said it's not only the problem. it is that source as well. he was very clear. he said these people are not numbers. they are people. they are migrants. they have a story. he said etitaly is saddened by the news. i thanked italy for the work its doing. sometimes alone, sometimes with collaboration. >> that's the fear you get here. i have been here for a few days. you get this sense of empathy. people are not really angry. they feel that something has to be done. they feel at the end of

there is one person in an anti-stadium, president francois hollande.e is holding up a flag, a scarf that says "come on france." the magazine says foreign papers have been applauding hollande's government for the policy shift towards economics but they are surprised by a slow-paced change. another criticism you can read about is the reforms that are put in place are not good enough, they are not deep enough and do not address deep structural problems in france. they are too superficial. france is facing criticism expect for a manual -- for em anuel marcon. some papers think he is a superstar. genie: the french right-leaning magazine focusing on what would happen if the conservative party won the presidential election. flo: is the right up to the job? that is what the magazine wonders. a picture of the former prime minister. le point points out the socialists and the terrible job they are doing with the economy. what would these heavyweights in the party do? would they do a good job as president? it is a little tricky, according to le point. ump is plagu

he says van holland can reach across the aisle and while in the house of delegates van holland helped get money for county schools. >> he was senator van holland that helped us in prince george's county not only make sure that we restructured our school board so we could make sure the money was spent where it should be, but it allowed prince george's county to get an additional set of monies in our school system. >> coming up tonight at 5:00, county bureau chief tracee wilkins talks to voter whoz are angry about baker's decision not to endorse edwards. >>> we are tracking another deadly insider attack in afghanistan this time in jalalabad in eastern afghanistan. one of three american soldiers shot by an afghan soldier has died. the americans returned fire and killed the attacker. nbc news has confirmed the shooting happened after a meeting between afghan leaders and senior u.s. diplomat donald yamamoto. he is serving as a political adviser to the u.s. military in afghanistan. yamamoto and the afghan delegation had already departed. >>> new hampshire! do we have any lovers of liberty i

investigators believe it is possible holland didn't hear the officers identify themselves or he thought he was being robbed. >>> tonight, family and friends plan to pass out flyers to find a deadly hit-and-run driver. david and his mother were trying to cross the street when they were hit. the driver didn't stop. today, about a dozen kids from the lighthouse preschool program helped plant a tree in his memory. rivera's sister is enrolled in that preschool and was part of the group today. david's family has been part of the lighthouse for many years. the school wanted to honor david's memory with something that would live on. >>> the 2-year-old died a couple of days after he was hit. his mother was released from the hospital shortly thereafter. police say the couple that owns the car turned it over to investigators a week ago but say they were not the ones driving the car. they say they loaned the car to a 19-year-old relative. she says she wants the driver responsible for her son's death to take responsibility. >> you know, i want to hurry up and catch him. he's out here somewhere. you

hollande was perhaps even more blunt.his is what he had to say several days ago -- we have lost too much time. ms. merkel was asked about the plan to visit moscow. she said he was not bothered by that. she said she went to moscow as well. crucially, domestically -- there is a little bit of change. merkel lost a key ally -- the vice-chairman of her sister's party. he resigned his seat in parliament because he said he is being pressured to take votes on greece that he does not agree on. he has always been an anti-bailout politician but we will see how much domestic pressure increases on merkel not only now, but in june when there could be a potential third bailout. it is something to watch. mark: talk to us about restrictions on greece banks. what is the ecb saying about this? hans: invest cautiously. sound advice by the vice-chairman of thee ecb. she was asked this question when she was testifying in brussels. she basically said invest cautiously. she did not put any restrictions on greek banks from buying. they have the f

. >> nancy hollander recently got back from guantanamo. first of all when you hear those comments from president obama and his commitment to shut down guantanamo bay and get these prisoners out of there, why, then did the obama administration appeal a ruling, a judge's ruling to release slahi in 2010? >> well i don't know why the obama administration's defense department apeoplepealed that except if they would stop appealing it and fighting this habeus, he could be released. the judge that ordered him released was the first neutral person to look at the evidence and say there wasn't any. he should be released. he shouldn't have been there in the first place. >> let's discuss why that was in question. he does admit to having been a member of al qaeda? >> he didn't join al qaeda. he simply went to a camp that was run by al qaeda, but the judge found in 2010 that that was not the same as the al qaeda that came to attack us in 9/11. it really has nothing to do with anything. so it's not a reason for him to be guantanamo. >> slahi wrote this bo

brown: and now she's on broadway, playing another smart and strong, flawed and insecure woman: heidi holland in the first broadway revival of wendy wasserstein's 1989 pulitzer prize winning play, "the heidi chronicles". the play takes us through various episodes in the life of one woman, from the 1960s through the 'i80s, as she makes her way through the political and social upheavals of the times-- sexual liberation and the rise of feminism, the devastation of aids, and more. >> i mean, i practically said yes before i even read the play, which i hadn't read. >> brown: well, i was wondering, did you know it before? >> no, i knew of it, but i hadn't read it because i didn't go to drama school or anything. i didn't go to college, which is where you tend to read that kind of thing. >> brown: you didn't go to drama school. you didn't go to college. >> no. >> brown: what were you doing? >> "the west wing" ( laughter ) >> brown: playing the president's daughter on "the west wing" wasn't the first tv gig for the then-17-year-old actress, who was born in los angeles. >> i don't mind being woken up. >

. >>> prince george's county executive ra shurn baker is angering some by backing chris van holland overwards. tracee wilkins is now live in prince george's county with more on the fallout. tracee? >> reporter: baker says that van holland served with him in nap lass and they have a strong working relationship that goes back some 20 years chblt zyears. this is why he's endorsing himt. but some prince george's county residents are wondering why they're doing that. they're wondering what's wrong with prince george's. >> so when people ask me and i'm sure they will, why would you endorse the congressman from montgomery county? >> reporter: it won't be the first time that question has been asked of rashurn baker. the prince george's county commissioner has decided to support candidates from other counties before. >> i regularly endorse people that i know personally, that i trust personally, that i work with. >> reporter: this time some question the gravity of his choice. if elected, representative donna edwards of prince george's will be the first african-american female senator from maryland

. >>> terror attack in mumbai couple francois hollande told nairnd modi thatnearnd modi thatnairnd modi thatnarendra modi that he was indignant. >> he is a hated man but when he shows up his supporters follow. be indians believe he planned the mumbai siege. his trial has dragged on for years. >> we are very disappointed what pakistan has done with him. as its own neighbor and friendly relations should be maintained but the recent development is very unforeseen. >> six years from the siege it continues to haunt mumbai. over the course of 60 hours they attacked luxury hotels, a jewish center and railway station. nine of the ten attackers were subsequent killed. indians believe it was ea and his group that trained gunmen but according to his lawyer there's not enough evidence which is why he's now on bail. much of the case is based on the confession of the one attacker who survived, india executed him two years ago. the attack is a sensitive issue between the neighbors who historically have had a difficult relationship. a handshake between two prime ministers last year was thought to be a

french president francois hollande is meeting with the ceo's of and alcatel lucent today as considered as a purchase of the french company. such a deal would be the largest acquisition in nokia history and would create the world's biggest maker of wireless equipment. we will talk about this, coming up. annual takes aim at google and facebook with new advertising technology. aol unveiled an open programmatic and platform designed to help advertisers figure out how to spend their dollars best. the technology takes all of aol's ad tech and puts it into a one-stop shopping ad platform could they will allow brands to measure the effectiveness of their adsd on all platforms from desktop to television. should google and facebook be worried? cory: they should be concerned about what aol is doing. they're providing not just for their own network but for the web writ large on all devices and even in this case for television. really interesting development. i talked to tim armstrong about that about what they are doing and what aol one is. >>tim: what is happening today is the biggest pivot point

president hollande: it will be presented on the 20th of may.t will propose spending 3.8 billion euros over the next four years, a importantn investment. i made that decision because it concerns the protection and security of france. i know that if french people want to have confidence in the future, they need to feel safe and secure wherever they are. anchor: we have more about france's defense budget. is not quite what the defense ministry was asking for. >> considerably less, 3.8 billion euros over the next four years. it has been difficult times when the country has been trying to make cuts at every level. it is motivated by the threat faced by france. france has been on high alert or under the highest state of alert. 7000 soldiers deployed across france on sensitive sites toward landmarks, the eiffel tower, and outside jewish schools and various places of worship. men and women are patrolling day and night. these are men and women not counting their hours after the aftermath of the attack. they had not been working for two weeks. the situat

president holland has reacted.as reacted, the prime minister tweeting about how unacceptable this is. the interior minister and minister of culture have gone from the headquarters of television to express their solidarity. there is a general recognition that this is worrying and very important moment, not least because whoever did it also put out a warning to france, not for the first time, of course but in this very public way, saying to president holland, keep out of iraq and stop your actions against islamic state. and even more worringly purportedly putting up documents of family members of french soldiers who have been serving out there, with the message, we're coming to get you. so i repeat, this is not some attack that has brought a website down temporarily, this is a much larger and worrying scale. >>> let's bring you other news. the man accused of carrying o inging out the boston marathon bombing may face the death penalty. he's been found guilty on all 30 carjacks, including using a weapon of mass destruc

a cleaning crew found the bodies in their state room yesterday morning on holland america. the crews -- cruise line said the death appears tobs a murder suicide. the ship was was on a 14 day crews. >>> robert durst was in the courtroom to face weapons charges. first he appeared to be falling asleep during the hearing and the attorney general and prosecution got into a shouting match when note witnesses for the defense showed up. >> it sounds like to me they are trying to hide the ball. they subpoenaed the fbi agents the state trooper now we're going to have to go through another proceeding just to get the witnesses. >> yesterday's hearing was to determine whether or not durst should be tried in louisiana for gun and drug charges or extra indicted to california to face charges for the murder of his frenched susan berman. his team said else innocent of that murder. >>> all new next on "action news." a search is underway in the search for the man who attacked who cats at a pet store with bleach. >> abc's full house is home. we have more whether "action news" continues. others.

baker and van holland served together in the maryland house of delegates in the 1990s. >> i regularly people that i know personally that i trust personally, that i've work worked w. i think he's the type of person that's going to go in there and be the type of senator we've seen senator mikulski be. >> i've known donna edwards for over probably 15 years. i know she done a lot for the county. i would support her. i don't know why mr. baker doesn't feel he needs to support her. >> montgomery county supervisor isaiah leggitt has supported van holland. if elected edwards would be the first african-american senator from mare march. >>> a new call for help to catch the vandals who sprayed hate messages on a synagogue. >>> safety changes coming to metro a . >>> people who live in a montgomery county community are being asked to check their security cameras. detectives are hoping that someone else in gaithersburg's kentland neighborhood captured video of the people who vandalized a synagogue there. the shaare torah synagogue surveillance video shows the suspects, but police want more video. t

french president francois hollande says it's possible that that process will be complete by the end of the week possible that all victims will be identified even though authorities have expressed concerns their own fears that that may not be possible to identify all 150 passengers given the nature of the crash. john? >> all right, erin mclaughlin live in le vernet france. >>> to other news this morning. a major setback for isis. iraqi forces taking back the city of tikrit. according to iraq's prime minister ground operations still under way to clear out any remaining insurgents but iraqi troops have finally reached the center of the city where they have planted their national flag. isis still controls the northern city of mosul. iraqi officials say liberating that city from the terrorists is next. but again, tikrit has been re retaken by iraqi forces. >>> house oversight committee chairman says the agents were compelled to appear because the department of homeland security has not been cooperating with his investigation. dhs secretary jeh johnson disputes that claim. he calls it unnece

hollande says his country is con frokted by acts that can strike the heart of french society.lf hour, the french prosecutor will give us more details about that arrest. we'll bring that to you live when it begins. >>> also new this morning, italy says the european union needs to act quickly to solve the massive surge of migrants attempting to reach the continent from africa just days after many as eight or 900 people died. the after the ship they were on capsized in the mediterranean sea. italian prime minister mateo renzi is suggesting the establishment of refugee camps in african countries with the help from the united nations. the goal is to stem the flow of migrant ace tempting the journey across the mediterranean. for the first time, president obama is commenting on the issue speaking to ing toing ing toing to hardball's krischris matthews. >> when it comes to the refugee problem from libya, that comes from the fact that you have tribal conflicts and in some cases factions or religious differences inside of libya that are creating chaos but libya actually has a lot of oil

a spokesperson for holland says it doesn't expect that many students to actually transfer but it must prepare just in case. sweet briar announced it's closing last month citing financial problems and falling enrollment. leon: coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, an arrest in what police are calling a case of road rage. what the victim has to say about the moment a stranger shot her in the head on a highway. alison: new incident investigators are looking at for answers after a woman died in a smoke-filled yellow line train. reporter: an early morning house fire kills one person leaving another man fighting for his life. coming up we'll hear f leon: one person is dead and another seriously injured after an early morning fire in northwest washington. fire broke out inside of a row house near the corner of 11th and kenyon streets. diane cho is there tonight with what we just learned about the victims. diane? diane: police have confirmed that the 81-year-old who lived mere here was the woman who died here today. they spent the day trying to salvage what they could after a fire broke out at thi

nancy hollander is the lead counsel for slahi. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. >> hello i'm ray suarez. mcdonald's, cash registers ringing, is a company that americans hate love and hate to love. changing what farmers ro grow and away we eat. now the company's announced it won't buy chickens raised using human antibiotics. mickey d's, changing what people eat and how they eat it. in recycling and nutrition in many ways mcdonald's is a trend-spotter, what will this new policy mean to everyone who sells, makes and eats food? it's is "inside story." >> being a major seller of cooked food in the united states, mcdonald's watches trends closely. when the exan was company was bashed for wasted packaging, it responded with new packaging efforts and new messages to the public. when the world knocked the children's offerings, mcdonald's changed that. supersize me, its move to low fat milk when reporting and activists focused attention how cows were raised for hamburger meat, the company reduced the hormones in the meat itself. applause from some

reporter: francois hollande spoke abo the reasons for migration, serving up harsh criticism of his predecessors 2011 military intervention in libya. president francois hollande:he real question is why no one question which happen after that mission. reporter: chancellor merkel we -- germany's chancellor merkel warned there was no time to lose and a lot at stake. chancellor merkel: it is about putting a stop to human trafficking and addressing the reasons why people flee. above all it is about saving human lives. reporter: that is a sentiment these demonstrators no doubt agree with. but they want to see more than just words. brian: county's words be translated into action? from the latest, let's go to our bureau chief max hoffman. you have heard some new proposals, including destroying traffickers ships be more they take to see. what are we likely to see out of this and would it include military action? max: destroying ships is one of the points where logistics is completely unclear. heads of state and government are talking about the various points. we do expect them to come out shortly. we hav

that we track one hundred and 96 miles an hour for both reporting and pay for performance laguna holland there is 17 benchmark 11 are pubically recorded i wanted to our scores are are pretty darn good and 7 were better than the state average etc. for health at home we use the c mc called the 0 was the numbers are small we'll be fair and reasonable compared to the national average primary care tracks a number of measures and again we have done pretty well over the years the orange bar is fitting the green bar and the gray bar a comparable population green a medicaid and glare is the community health centers the grair is the community population most of us so as you can see we actually do almost as well or better in the commercial population for most groups and in the last metric lower is better and then in behavorial health an unanimous audit their 20 clinical measures and then there will be an additional 7 clinical manufacture in the last four slides from the 50 to the one thousand foot measures with you have one hundred and 12 measures on a grid what actually going goes into that >> so

francois hollande is expected to express himself on the issue.e is currently having lunch with his ukrainian counterpart. he is expected to answer questions about this issue. french authorities are currently working on a new anti-terrorism law, which consists of boosting -- in boosting the number of agents and also in shutting down jihadist websites. the most controversial part of the law is to allow the phone tapping of terror suspects. critics say that the law goes too far and that it goes against the freedom of expression but the government says it is necessary -- they say it only targets potential terrorists and that it is no way close to the patriot act in the united states, for example. already since the charlie hebdo attacks back in january, that was three months ago when 17 people were killed, now the security has been boosted across france. an extra 10,000 troops are crisscrossing the country and are looking at more than 700 websites. anchor: thank you so much for that. we have james entrÉe with us on the set. -- james andre with us on t

. >> you can hear more of congressman van holland sunday morning at 8:30 on capital download. >>> if you have an older brother or sister who seemed to have all the brains growing up, a new study find you may have reason to thank them. susan mcguiness reports on a spillover effect that could have your children passing on their smarts to the young ones. >> reporter: the three boys in the guard family play games around the dinner table at their lorton, virginia, home, often word games and number games. >> 32,768. >> reporter: their parents say 8-year-old scion excels at school and his younger brothers are benefiting. >> the teachers have commented to us camry picked that up quickly as well. >> reporter: a new study back up what the guard family is noticing, researchers looking at primary school test results finding children with an older sibling who does well in school performed better and the so- called spillover effect is the equivalent of investing about $1,000 extra on the younger sibling's education. older siblings who help younger siblings with their homework have an advantage. >>

founded on a cruise ship docked in puerto rico, they were found in a cabin aboard the windham boat of hollandauthorities are still looking for a murder weapon and a motive and the fbi is leading this investigation. >>> an alabama man that spent 30 years on death row is a free man today, ray hinton was convicted in the murders of two fast food employees but the case was recently dismissed because of modern forensic they failed to prove that the bullets came from hinton's gun and those were the only bullets linking him to the crime. he was one of the longest standing inmates on death row. >>> the results is touching hearts around the world this is the original image sierra posing with her 6-month-old son, there was a gaping hole of his father lane who tragically died the previous summer they found a picture of lane that fit just right and soup imposed him into the picture and now the image has been shared hundreds of thousands of times on facebook. that is beautiful. still ahead on "action news" this noon, one family's cautionary tale, what happened to their baby monitor. [leaves rustling] are

french president francis hollande will seek a u.n. resolution to stop smugglers boats. there was no discussion on what to do with the thousands arriving in europe. >> reporter: these are the bodies of few of the hundreds lost to the mediterranean, to be recovered and laid to rest in malta. the deaths prompted a rethink from europe about its commitment to its humanitarian obligations on the southern border. outside the european council meeting the coffin was the motif for the protesters outraged people were left to die in the sea close to rich countries. "they should give refuge to all of them", said this man, families included. >> many complained about basic rights in belgium where they were going to resettle. these grievances have been brought to a head. easy for the protesters to be about anger and injustice. there's something else - the campaigners see in the tragedies an opportunity to force european leaders to change police on immigration. >> reporter: as they gathered in brussels, the message coming loud and clear was the priority was to stop getting people on the

look north and west of town, 58 in slatington and 68 in fleet wood and 65 for chester and 60 in new holland and upper 60s in oxford. cooler 61 in toms river and 56 in surf city. and 62 in hockessin and the temperatures in delaware are in the lower 60s. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you lighter condition we are dealing with this area of low pressure you can see areas in canada high pressure over the great lakes so the gradient pressure in between these twos we tap out of winds gusts of 20 miles per hour in locations. we travel north and west and lots of sunshine and it's breezy and high temperature is maxing out in the upper 60s and down the shore we head next it's mostly sunny and a touch cooler along the immediate coast the temperature is coming in at 63 if you like today the numbers will keep on climbing as we get into wednesday. 6:00 in the morning, on wednesday numbers along the i-95 corridor a good start to our day north and west of town as i advance this we get into 3:00 in the afternoon along the 95 corridor, maxing out in the lower 70s, finally above average this week. ave

the french president francois hollande has called for the killings of armenians by turks a century ago recognized as genocide. he and vladimir putin joined them in the cattle. 1.5 million people were massacred when they were roundup in the first world war. the idea is rejected by turkey. police in italy have detained nine suspected islamist militants from afghanistan and pakistan in a major anti-terrorist organization. they were suspected of carrying out a bomb attack in pakistan that killed more than 100 people. the group had also been planning to attack the vatican in 2010. has the american dream becomes simply a myth? yes, says economist joseph stiglitz. in his new book, he argues that america has more economic inequality than any advance country on earth. because of that, the u.s. is no longer the land of opportunity. what should be done? thank you for coming in, professor. compare inequality in this country to inequality in european countries. >> the u.s. has greater inequality in income than any of the other advanced countries including the countries of europe. i think what a lot

among them, russian president vladimir putin and his french counterpart, francois hollande. both countries see the massacre of armenians by ottoman turks as genocide. armenia's president spoke of a long struggle by recognition. >> may this dispel the darkness of 100 years of denial and put an end to the suffering of people experiencing the horrors and tortures of genocide, even into the 21st century. >> the suffering of more than 2 million armenians began with the outbreak of world war i. until then, the christian minority had lived peacefully among turks and kurds on both sides of the border between the ottoman empire and russia. the ottomans accuse the armenians of siding with the russians, calling them a threat to the state. men, women and children were sent on death marches toward syria and iraq. many died of hunger or thirst or were simply killed. some 300,000 armenians fled abroad. many went to russia. turkey's focus on friday was not in the genocide but on the centenary of the tailed allied attack on gallipoli -- the failed allied attack. the event was held one day ea

will hollande say yes to the deal? with the corporate mergers in the country. we understand the government officials are there and try to figure out how to predict in france. interestingly, they have been building up and selling assets. it is to the tune of simplified billion dollars. now, it might be selling a unit. this is a story the have exclusively. it suddenly saw a rocket in share price. people started wondering why they are doing this deal. are they exploring it? this is phenomenally widespread. also, every four out of five navigation systems are provided by no kia. it does not bring in all that much cash. also, carmakers are interested. it could value the entire unit at 2 billion euros. compare it back to the a billion dollars they had to pay back in 2008 when they bought the company. it is an area that has lost value and it has been tumultuous. they saw the top at the home of the unit step down and also, whether they would be focusing on consumers or enterprise focus. there is a fair bit of value. nonetheless

more than 100 demonstrators were hauled away in handcuffs after blocking the holland tunnel and marching through manhattan for hours. >>> also a show of force by police in ferguson missouri facing off with protesters for the second straight night. a much calmer night than tuesday, when people were shot and rioters damaged squad cars. >>> vocal but peaceful rallies taking place in washington, d.c., just outside the white house. in boston they gathered at police head quarters before blocking the streets. a huge demonstration in baltimore where it all started. things remained calm as protesters called it a night before the curfew took effect. >> reporter: good morning, reena. morning, t.j. no reported problems here in baltimore overnight. the extra security and curfew are working. residents are relieved. >> no racist police. >> reporter: still taking to the streets, their demands. >> we stand as nation. we fight for our rights. >> reporter: protests over the death of freddie gray in police custody. spreading from baltimore city hall to the steps of the white house. >> all: this is what demo

the home care industry and citywide regulations and in maryland democratic congressman chris van holland picked up a key endorsement for his bid for a u.s. senate seat. baker announced his endorsement at a press conference this morning. he is running for the senate seat now held by barbara mikulski who is retiring. he's raised more than a million dollars for that campaign. autria: firefighters are looking for what caused a massive fire at a six-story building in los angeles. 170 firefighters swarmed to the office building as flames engulfed the top floors. crews were able to rescue a couple that was trapped inside. one firefighter was treated for nonlife threatening injuries. still ahead here on abc 7 news at noon, poisoned while on vacation. why the e.p.a. now says a delaware family may not be the only victims. jummy: new parking rules in effect this year for nationals park. what you need to know how to avoid a ticket. autria: how students in d.c. can get college credit from howard university completely free! jummy: and doug hill tracking a few storms as we get closer to the weekend. wh