i'm george howell. the headlines this hour -- isis has taken control of an air base and a civilian airport in libya, near sirte. the coalition that had been defending the base retreated thursday. they say only one operational military aircraft was left on the base. the german navy has rescued nearly 900 migrants off the coast of libya. many of the refugees, including 27 children, were found on board six boats. others were struggling to stay afloat in the water with their life vests still on. >>> u.s. president barack obama is umping the congress to review the government's surveillance programs. he said terrorists could slip by u.s. intelligence if major provisions of the patriot act are not extended. congress has until sunday for law enforcement agencies to keep the programs running. >>> secretary of state john kerry and iranian foreign minister muhammad gentlemsad de. >>> a suicide bomber detonated himself outside of a cricket match. it happened in lahore in a match against zimbabwe on friday. quite a

i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta.th another hour of news around the world. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. >>> isis inching closer to the city of baghdad, capturing yet another town east of ramadi. >>> a bloody gun battle with a drug cartel leaves more than 40 dead in mexico. >>> and a reality tv stars admits to molesting children including his own sisters. what his family knew and when. from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, i'm george howell, this is "cnn newsroom." welcome back to our viewer it's in united es

i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we start this show with the fifa corruption scandal. the group in charge of world football grappling now with the biggest crisis in it history. and there's a credibility problem, too. but fifa's long time leader, sepp blatter, says he will not let the actions of a few destroy its reputation. and he's calling for those allegedly involved to be punished as fifa works to rebuild its reputation. all of this comes as members of the fifa congress vote in the coming hours on whether to elect blattory a fifth term as president. >> we -- or i cannot monitor everyone all of the time. if people want to do wrong, they will also try to hide it. but it must fall for me to be a -- for the reputation and well being of our organization and to find a way for -- >> blatter focused on fixings things and says he will not step down despite calls to do so from world leaders, critic and the head of european footbal

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. >> welcome to our viers in the united states and around the world. we are tracking two big weather stories this hour on opposite sides of the globe. first the super typhoon in the philippines noul on the verge of making lawful. it is closing in on luzon packing strong winds and heavy rain. 1200 people evacuated in advance of the typhoon. landslides are a main concern. in the united states, another round of severe storms in the central part of the country, one of which turned deadly. three tornados swept through texas on saturday. one you see here was short lived. it killed one person and left another critically injured. look at some of the aftermath from the storm. homes ripped apart, trees were stripped bear. bare. the storms unleashed destructive hailstones. in some cases these stones the size of golf ball or baseball size in texas and oklahoma. let's turn to derek tracking it all. >> some of those the size of softballs. this is an impressive photo sent to us f

i'm george howell. this is cnn news room. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start this hour with the situation in yemen. no word, yet, from saudi arabia regarting the fate of a warplane. houthi rebels -- the ones seen here posted online. saudi arabia has been leading air strikes against rebels closely in line with the saudi arch enemy in iran. let's go to ian lee live in cairo with the latest. good day to you. we have seen these images. what can you tell us about these claims? >> reporter: good morning, george. as you and i have been talking this morning, the first reports were this was a saudi f-16. we know that saudi arabia does not fly f-16s. we are hearing now from houthi officials that it was an f-15. that is a plane the saudi's do fly. we cannot ind pendantly verify. we have seen pictures. we cannot verify that. the saudi arabia military is not commenting on it right now. looking at the pictures being released, you can see on a piece of metal, it says it saudi ar

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. the situation in syria. the government continuing atrocities against its own people there. according to activists groups killing at least 70 on saturday with barrel bombs. they say the deadliest strike happened in an area near aleppo controlled by isis. it killed dozens of people, civilians. keep in mind the barrel bombs are steel drums filled with shrapnel and explosives. they are incredibly inprecise. the government denies involvement. cnn intelligence and security analyst says assad is desperate. >> he is losing at this point. he lost pal myra to the islamic state. they are pressing hard on aleppo and moving hard. they are in the mountains. this is really an existential war for the assad regime and they are not doing well. they are in trouble. right now i talked to a couple of syrians in the regime and they are talking about circling the wagon, dividing up syria. they have given up hope on takin

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i'm george howell. the headlines we're following.ban for five taliban officials living in qatar is set to expire. the men known as the taliban five were part of a prisoner swap with the u.s. in may of last year. the u.s. is meeting with qatar rio figures alls to try to keep the men inside qatar. syria is defending claims that they used barrel bombs to attack their citizens. activist groups say the bombs killed 70 people and wounded dozens of others. the areas under attack are under the control of isis. >>> in singapore police shot and killed a man outside a hotel where u.s. defense secretary ash carter was. two other people were detained. authorities say the three suspects crashed through police barricades after they sped away from a police checkpoint. mr. carter had been attending a high level security summit at the shangri-la who tell. joe biden announced the loss of his son, beau biden, to cancer on saturday. the iraq war vaeb and former delaware attorney general had been battling brain cancer. he's survived by his wife and two ch

i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." welcome to our viewer the united states and around the world. we begin with fifa and another victory for sepp blatter, despite the scandals plaguing his organization. friday, he clinched his fifth term as president. the sole rival jordan's prince ali bin al hussein conceded after the world conference in switzerland. blatter's victory comes amid two investigations into the investigation. let's turn to alex thomas who joins us live from zurich, switzerland, with more on the developing story is there, alex. >> reporter: george, it's straight back to business for sepp blatter after being re-elected for a fifth term at the age of 79. that victory on friday was not unexpected, the close margin of victory was a surprise. after all this week's amazing scandal and global headlines, prince ali bin al hussein is now out of football completely. he got 73 votes from more than 200 national football bosses from across the globe that voted on friday. 173 votes, sepp blatter go

i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with the breaking news out of the united states. the suspect wanted in connection with the quadruple murder in the u.s. capital has been arrested. pamela brown explained what happened just a short time ago. >> reporter: now we are learning from a law enforcement official that 34-year-old daron wint was captured, was arrested in washington, d.c. this evening. sometime after 11:00 eastern time, he was arrested. there are reports that he was arrested in northeast d.c. so this is just unfolding and we're hoping to learn more about it. we know that there is a massive manhunt under way to find him. there have been various law enforcement agencies up and down the east coast looking for him. as we know, his picture was sent out last night and his name and there has been a big push to find him. >> wint is charged with first degree felony murder. the bodies of a prominent d.c. family and their

i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we start this hour in baltimore, maryland. the mandery curfew has just ended this hour. on saturday night, police arrested dozens of people for defying the curfew. the curfew was put in place last week in response to days of sometimes violent protests over freddie gray's death. gray died in april, as you'll remember, after suffering a spinal injury after a ride in a police transport van. six officers involved in his arrest and transport have been arrested. and as a result of that, we have seen largely peaceful demonstrations on saturday. the extension of the curfew, though, was unexpected. still, some marchers told cnn they had no intentions of getting off the streets when the curfew went into effect. cnn's sara sidner shows us what happened when people refused to leave. >> reporter: we're standing on the corner of west north and pennsylvania. there have been several arrests overnight here alone and in other parts of the city. the curfew came at 10:00. some

howell is already in jail for the death of another woman. family members say they are relieved that there finally may be some answers. >> we're happy for getting this far. >> we're appreciative they never gave up. >> william howell was arrested in new hampshire ten years ago. so far there's no sign he was con ungted to the d.c. area. >>> three people are recovering in texas after a school bus crash into a house. that's just outside of houston. authorities say the 25-year-old bus driver passed out behind the wheel. a teacher's aide and special needs student received only bumps and bruises and a woman inside the home was not injured. >>> cell phone companies forced to pay customers millions of dollars. first up the steps you need to take to cash in. >>> and bundle up. storm team 4 tracking a cold front. >> that's right. heat will be leaving. i will show you when it moves out. with one more weekend towards memorial day. any more rain? what about the heat? we'll have all of the details when news 4 at 4:00 returns. >>> ikea is recalling nearly 60

i'm george howell. >> we sure are. natalie allen. >>> syria says isis controls more than half of that country. the terror group has also captured a major gas field in syria and the last border crossing into iraq. >>> the man wanted in connection with the quadruple murder in washington, d.c. has been arrested in washington. dir daron wint was take yn into custody a few hours ago. wint is suspected in the may 14th killings after prominent businessman, his wife, son and their housekeeper in the family's home in the u.s. capitol. >> we have an update on nut rage out of south korea. former korean air executive that's her shielding her face has been release from prison. the appeals court first reduced her one-year sent tones 10 months. that sentence was suspended entirely. cho was suspended after demanding her plane be turned around because her macadamia nuts weren't served appropriately. >> serve them appropriately or there will be trouble. >> the group posted video on-line that claims it shows syrian forces dropping the oi

i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta.united states, cnn's "new day" is just ahead. and for viewers around the world, amanpour starts in just a moment. ♪ >>> developing overnight, isis takes control of another town in iraq. as fears grow for baghdad. >>> and new this morning, two men here at home arrested for isis connections. >>> also this morning, police look for more suspects in the mass murders inside a d.c. mansion as a key witness changed stories about what they say happened that night. >>> and remember that fiery plane crash on a georgia interstate? well, we've got dramatic new dash cam video that shows the plane's final moments coming up. >>> so grateful to have

from the cnn headquarters in atlanta, i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start this hour in moscow which has just finished hosting a huge military parade celebrating russia's victory day. it commemorates the 70th anniversary. mr. putin invited nearly 70 world leaders to attend but fewer than 30 accepted. most declined over the conflict with ukraine. meanwhile, ukrainian president petro poroshenko just laid a wreath there. pro-russian rebels in donetsk was there also. matthew chance is there. matthew, tell us what the mood there in moscow. >> reporter: it was a very forward procession, very solemn as well. it's one of the biggest victory parades to mark the victory day in some time. 15,000 troops, 200 military vehicles including some of moscow's vast military technology. it was a pretty impressive air show as well. pretty big military play, new military being unveiled there for the first time. but what we didn't see any, of course, any western leaders is because of the alleged support of p

claims that jenner was negligent when he collided with howell's car on the malibu highway.rities previously said impact of the february crash pushed howell's car into on coming traffic. she was then hit by another car, the suit seeks unspecified damages. >>> at the theaters this weekend only one movie is opening wide this week but it is a big one, the avengers are back in the age of ultron. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight has more on the action packed super hero eke well. >> sick of watching people pay for our mistake. this is why we fight so we can end the the fight and go home? >> well, amazingly felt. >> reporter: they're back. iron man captain america thor hawkeye and black widow return to take on ultron a robot that goes rou ge. >> avengers, how can they possibly stop me? >> show them what we got. >> well, they have bigger, badder everything. >> the the sky of that thing is as big as anything we have ever done before and it is just great because previous times you crust a had a green screen and then most of the films had more elaborate set. >> it used to be we

i'm george howell.his is cnn newsroom. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start this hour in moscow where russian military might is on display for the country's victory day parade. victory day celebrates the soviet union's defeat of nazi germany during the last battle of world war ii. it came at a heavy price. one quarter of the soviet union's population died during world war ii. 26 million causalities. and you get a sense of the magnitude of the russian losses. matthew chance is live in moscow covering the day's events. matthew, good day to you. certainly this on display for the world but if you could explain the significance of what it means for people there. >> reporter: well, george, it's highly cig asignificant for peon russia. you mentioned the sacrifice this country paid. something in the region of 26 million people died fighting the nazis here. it's a conflict that's very very vivid for people here. it touched almost every family in the entire country and ev

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start this hour with the super typhoon hitting the north eastern part of the philippines. the storm is making landfall in a sparsely populated and it's bringing strong winds and heavy rains with it. authorities evacuated more than 1200 people ahead of the storm. they're concerned about flooding, high tides. let's hear from the storm chaser had to say in the middle of the storm. >> deteriorated quite rapidly now. it's only a couple of hours away at most now. heavy rain, torren rain. the wind is picking up. it's only going to get worse over the next couple of hours. >> and what sort of precautions have people there taken? >> well, people here seem to be taking the storm extremely seriously. the philippine government rated the storm the highest. the hotel i'm staying in has boarded up all of its windows. they're evacuating guests from the beach front area to more secure areas. they're boar

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. >> and i'm george howell. of people across the united states have been marching in solidarity with the people of baltimore, maryland. including in cincinnati, ohio. demonstrators heard from several speakers then marched to police headquarters a few block away. >> philadelphia's march began at city hall where hundreds gathered to protest police brutality. >> there were scuffles between police and protesters earlier in the evening when some in the group decided they tried to block the entrance of the highw highway. two people were arrested. >> now to a major development in the freddie gray case. police say during their investigation they learned the van carrying gray made an undocumented stop. >> and other new reports are raising troubling questions about what happened to gray inside that van. cnn's randi kaye looks into that story. >> at the heart of the investigation, what went on inside the van transporting freddie gray, a van that we now know made four stops, not three. after gray was apprehended, the van fi

i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. you're watching cnn newsroom. >> and we start this hour with the corruption scandal gripping the world of football, soccer as it is known here in the united states. it is giving fifa a huge credibility problem. >> but the organization's long time leader, sepp blatter, says he won't let the actions of a few destroy its reputation. he is calling for those allegedly involved to be punished as fifa works to rebuild its reputation. all of this comes as members of the fifa congress vote in the coming hours on whether to elect this this man, blatter, to a further term as president. >> we, or i, cannot monitor everyone all of the time. if people want to do wrong, they try to hide it. but it must fall to me to have responsibility for reputation and well-being of our organization. and to find a way for to fix things. >> so will he survive in the hours ahead? blatter also said he won't step down despite calls do so from world leaders, critics, and the head of european football. >> like many of y

. >> host: howell common is abortion or adoption? >> pour mollet adoption is rare. and set the there is not a market for minority kids in the united states. kids -- parents to not want to see their kids raised in foster care. i would like to see the church groups to be engaged and every child but the por folks have more abortions than no class but they have more pregnancies and the patterns are different to be less likely but when she does terminate it is when she has had as many children americans only have to when they are rich or poor but it is to trade 1.84 2.two but we have the same number of children. one story that could verify what young women tend to carry that first child to term and she announced to the class she was pregnant and the room fell silent. then one of the young mothers said the doctors were wrong. >> adopt my first child and with the unguarded honesty going back to the second unplanned pregnancies she said talking back at me a little bit some day and will plan my babies like you wait to and i know that we are friends that she could say that bu

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deal with this because we didn't take advantage of it when the currency was going our way and say howell it was helping us. let's don't talk about that. let's just deal with it. >> let's talk about where it hasn't seemed to matter. scandinavia and southern europe. you said you started to see some there last year. it's really good. >> it's really good. if we look around the world in our boat business we were up nearly 20% in the first quarter. 16% in europe. and then there's the rest of the world that pulls us down. if you want to call 12% growth in the boat business going down. >> no anyone selling it is making a very short-term decision. i want to talk about life fitness. there are soul cycles all over. i have new gyms opening up around. a ten mile radius a new gym seems to open up. >> sure. >> are there more pieces of high end equipment like yours that you should be making? >> well maybe not more equipment that we should be making but we need to keep introducing new product that hits the market where it's going. so we had a lot of new product introductions last year. and you've eluded

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her children's bikes were stone, but it caught someone stealing her six year old neighbor's bike, howell street yesterday afternoon. as you can see in this video a black car pulls up to the home, a man get out steels a child's bike from the porch and then drives off. the video was posted on facebook to ask for help finding the man who did it, the post has been shared more than 1600 times. >> a dover police officer has been indicted in connection with an arrest two years ago. police released dash cam video showing an officer tacking a suspect in the face. that officer has been id as corporal tom webster. the american civil liberties union filed civil lawsuit against the city of dover and the police department last year, alleging that the suspect, latif dickerson, was assaulted. lawsuit filed after grand jury failed to indict officer webster in 2014. but, this week, the delaware attorney general's office took that case before a second grand jury, which charged corporal webster with second degree assault. >> we released the video because the judge considered it no longer to be confidential.

it happened in the 4200 block of howell street yesterday afternoon. as you can see in that video a black car pulls up to the home, that man gets out grabs the bike, from the porch throws it in the trunk and then drives off. that video was posted on facebook, to ask for help finding that man who stole the bike. that post has already been shared more than 1600 times. >> this is just the latest attempt the at vigilante justice on social media. we showed you the surveillance video last week after man stealing bushes from a bustleton home after the homeowner posted it on her facebook page. now, it worked because the suspect in that case turned himself in, after it was viewed more than 645,000 times just on her page alone. so this seems to be effective. people have surveillance cameras up, and post it on line. >> that goes a long way. somebody has seen something long way. our time now 5:37. business news, what mcdonald's is adding to its breakfast menus. >> also, how t-mobile is target ago rival's customers. wendy gillette joins us from the stock exchange w

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two seconds later i get this call from general howell who was at that point the national security advisor. kathleen there are people throwing boxes out of the vice president's suite on the second floor. i was like, really? [laughter] kathleen: boxes got to the plane. we were locked down for another hour. i did tell him at one point what we had to do and he said, ok. i said, there are only three boxes and he said people were reporting huge boxes thrown out of this window. [laughter] frederick: that was a good one. judy: i don't think i have anything as funny as that. let's see. i remember when we must've been -- correct me if i am wrong -- we must've been in japan and there was a tennis match with the president with the prime minister of japan. and i think i remember all of the press corps were at dinner. we have the reporters and, you know, our group, our communications group. that was back when we had pages. all of our pagers were going off of the same time and we were trying to sit there like nothing was going on because the press was right there. we were like, something is happening. w

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i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. you're watching cnn newsroom. >> and we start this hour with the corruption scandal gripping the world of football, soccer as it is known here in the united states. it is giving fifa a huge credibility problem. >> but the organization's long time leader, sepp blatter, says he won't let the actions of a few destroy its reputation. he is calling for those allegedly involved to be punished as fifa works to rebuild its reputation. all of this comes as members of the fifa congress vote in the coming hours on whether to elect this this man, blatter, to a further term as president.

the suspect william howell is currently serving a 15 year sentence for manslaughter.w york all woman suspected of killing her fiancee during a kayak out in on the hudson river faces a bail hearing today and grizzled who has been jailed since her arrest last month and a charge of second-degree murder we told you this story on happening now police have not recovered her fiance's body. the jury in the third harris murder trial entering day 10 of deliberations, the judge ordering them back to work yesterday after the panel declared they were deadlocked. terrorists charged with murder -- harris's title with murdering his wife in 2001, previously to convictions were overturned. >> this just in a government watchdog group releasing its annual report this morning. it is called pink book because of highlight wasteful government spending by members of congress. making a will on capitol hill with the latest on this. >> good morning. the assessment from those that monitor government spending is wasted down from peak years but plenty of work is yet to be done. if they brought a re

at 85, howel can still sprint up the steps to his post. >> you've probably done this for many years.only 48 years. do you need help getting to your seat? i will help you and won't even charge you. >> four in a row and they weren't even expecting to make the play offs. >> reporter: hal is also proof that you can tell a lot about a man by his shoes. >> these are hush puppies and i hardly ever -- get my feet tired. >> reporter: live linked to this golden state. >> you need directions to your seat? if you do, i'll be happy to help you and i won't charge you anything. >> okay i want to go to a warriors game just to see those two guys. >> the stories they can tell. so many years. >> that was just a really, really nice piece too. really cool guys. >>> an explosive eruption 100 years ago that sent debris 30,000 feet into the air. tonight at 10:45 the eruption of mount lasso and the reminder today that it is still an active volcano. >> the destruction was almost like you were in a world war ii movie. >> a structural engineer on the lessons we can apply here in the bay area. [♪] ♪ i'm gettin'

all this happened in the 4200 block of howell street yesterday afternoon. she has posted that video on facebook and is now asking for help, in finding the the man who did this. >>> police are searching for this suspected scam artists in center city. police say this woman put a device on a atm in the 1800 block of jfk boulevard to steel peoples account numbers. investigators aren't sure if any information was stolen, but if you somehow recognize that person from the surveillance photo you are asked to call 911. >>> new 59:00 it is a bitter sweet graduation day at temple university. thousands of students are celebrating the end of the journey. they are paying tribute to a classmate critically injured in the hit and run crash who could not walk with them today. "eyewitness news" reporter matt river is live at temple with details matt. >> reporter: certainly an emotional day on temple campus. that young woman you are talking about is 22-year old rachel hall injured in that accident last week after the driver fled that scene. today her mother accepted her degree

his given name -- vernon wayne howell.andsome and magnetic, he convinced his followers he would one day be reborn as jesus christ. church members would come to worship him as david koresh. koresh being the hebrew name for cyrus, the legendary persian king and conqueror of babylon. >> he began to present the ideas that he had, and i would say 99% of the leadership of the church that were living at mount carmel accepted him as having a message from god. >> clive doyle is a branch davidian survivor and to this day a believer in david koresh. >> david was constantly talking to god. god told me to do this. god told me to do that. and we accepted that. >> god speaks to me. i have a message to present. >> to outsiders, koresh soon transformed the davidian church into a cult. >> the most important element of the cult is the leader. and they are always described the same way, as being charismatic. >> i mean, there are some things that god has concealed in his written word that are to be brought to do right before the end of time. >

except for occasional moments of sheer terror, life in prison -- >> howell! >> -- can be painfully monotonous. >> mengers! >> the same routine, people and surroundings. but ernest easley seemed to have it all figured out. >> you know, you as the person, it's not hard at all. i've been in prison before and i've been doing this back and forth in the system for a long time. it's what you make it. >> i liked ernest's honesty. he had a very kind demeanor about him. he had a lovely self-awareness about him. and he had figured out a way to truly survive and actually thrive in prison. >> this is what i do. this is what i do. this is how i stay out of trouble. this is how i do my time. washing, ironing. >> when we met easley, he was doing time for robbery in what is considered one of the nation's toughest prisons. california state prison, corcoran. but you'd never know it by talking to easley. >> i got it pretty good. it's all right. it's fine. this is something that i like doing, you know? it's kind of like a relaxation, you know? >> ernest had a legitimate job given

. >> and i'm george howell. we are following the situation in baltimore, maryland, a city under curfew for a third day in a row now. an effort to calm protesters upset over the death of freddie gray. >> yes. we've learned quite a bit about the investigation. we'll have more on that in just a moment. thousands of people marched through baltimore earlier, but as curfew approached three hours ago, police took action. lines of police cleared out protesters, but it was mostly peaceful. cnn's brian todd was there. >> commissioner anthony batts is out here. he just came out and order his demanders to get the media out of the intersections. then we see this long cordon of police officers about three rows deep lining up here. then they start coming toward us as you saw. this is all directed by the commissioner himself. i asked the commissioner just before it started if he could come talk with us and he said no, i'm doing work here. he didn't want to do it. so he is working this scene, trying to move the mediaous of the i

. >> and i'm george howell.d day in a row now. an effort to calm protesters upset over the death of freddie gray. >> yes. we've learned quite a bit about the investigation. we'll have more on that in just a moment. thousands of people marched through baltimore earlier, but as curfew approached three hours ago, police took action. lines of police cleared out protesters, but it was mostly

director of people operations senior scientist trying to reconcile howell you're doing with the layoffse. >> it's just changes. we're hiring a ton of people. we just hired 7 people in the last 30 days. we're hiring more than we're letting people. it's a process of becoming a better company. >> you must have other things in mind. >> pasta. you know that scramble egg that you tested a little bit ago. >> you said it wasn't ready. >> it's still not ready. we have many more flavors of cookies, custards and yogurts. >> tell me about walmart and costco. how much business do you do with them? is it big? >> it's big. the big thing is expanding the category. so we're expanding the category about 25%. so people that weren't normally eating the stuff before because they didn't like it or didn't think it was good for their body are now coming into the category and that matters for these retailers. >> are you up into the natural food area or are you right next to mayo? where are you? >> the biggest reason why they filed a lawsuit against us is because we're resistant to being natural and alternative

from a positive perspective being look at howell it's holding onge to the 220 day average. it's holding above there. the applied volatility wasn't there in earnings. you didn't say that. that is something that has started since this move off of 185. the applied volatility of the options meaning people are very excited about this right now, mandy, but there's still a lot of nervousness about it. is tim going to be right and at one moment this is going to fall apart again or is this going to continue to move to the up side? we'll see how this volatility actually starts to play out as we get a little bit further after the earnings. >> i don't think falling apart is -- >> towards 185. >> and, again, just going back to the battery. it's all about the battery. this is not a car company and that's what i've said all along. >> it's a momentum company. >> technology. >> it's a valuation. the other thing is you have a big short interest here 27% last i looked. >> right. >> it makes it really hard to try to do a fair valuation. >> let's talk about trading. pete just said the volatilit

anthony homes prince weimar clemens, romney kitchen, gregory banks, willie porch, lindsey smith, george howellley, merritt johnson who is a mother of torture survivor michael johnson, a mother of ms nick and the mother marcus wiggins. thank you for your leadership. thank you for continuing to fight, even though you are outcome you're fighting for those who are still suffering. thank you so much. amy: chicago mayor rahm emanuel then apologized to the torture victims and their survivors, and thanked them for their efforts to demand justice. >> disdain -- this stain cannot be removed from the history of our city, but it can be used as a lesson of what not to do and the responsibility that all of us have. amy: for more we go to chicago where we are joined by two guests. flint tayl is a founding partner of the people's law office. for more than 25 years he has represented survivors of police torture, including darrell cannon, who also joins us. police tortured cannon in 1983 and forced him to confess to a murder he didn't commit. he spent more than twenty years in prison, but after a hearing on his

. >> photojournalist kirby howell works only a few blocks away and gets to the scene quickly, capturingt all on camera. >> the scaffold swung out maybe halfway between these two buildings here. and my biggest fear was that the cables supporting it were going to snap and it would come crashing down to the street. >> the window washers are wearing safety harnesses, so presumably, if the scaffold falls, the men would be left hanging from the top of the building. that's probably little comfort to them as the scaffold flies through the air thrashing violently. it's already plummeted about 15 feet and shards of glass from the building's windows are raining down on the street. >> to get a visual of this. you arrive on scene, you see a little bit of glass. and then midway through the incident it looks like an armageddon. it looks like a war zone down there. >> firefighters immediately cordon off the area. >> you had a wild, swinging arc of the scaffolding. looked like a locomotive in between the buildings. the obvious question was someone's going to get seriously hurt and someone could die. and