. >> reporter: surveillance camera owned by jeffery pierson captured part of the tree as it came down. >> for some reason i had a gut feeling. two minutes out the door, i watched it. i was in amazement. you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: the home owner hoist men for her love of trees and animals was in the home at the time when the tree fell. >> i was worried about my animals because they are my best friend. >> reporter: how ironic you are such a tree lover. >> do i love trees. >> reporter: friend helped her carry out a number of pet bird and dogs after city officials told her it was unsafe to stay in the home with the tree weighing several thousand pound leaning up against it. a tree she loved for the shade in the um is are time. it would be a while before crews could clean up the mess. >> i'm without power. thank god nobody is hurt, you know what i mean. >> reporter: that is a in monster treat. >> we have been waiting for this to happen. >> reporter: wouldn't you know it, is there a gas line running right underneath this massive tree, so tonight, pse the and g is out here tonigh

they were negotiating with jeffery singleton when he disappeared into his apartment and came out with a gun. his injuries are not life-threatening, his two children were in the apartment during that shooting. >>> more people with pulled from the rubble in nepal. at least 415 million is needed to help the country rebuild. this morning rescue crews pulled a teenage boy from the wreckage of a seven story building. only a few twisted ropes still prevented concrete floors fallen on top of him following saturday's earthquake. funds will go towards food and shelter and other needs in the area. >> we are releasing supplie medical teams and water and food is obviously needed. >> more is needed. it says nepal's upcoming months are expected to recover recovery efforts. about 200 people attended for the event in uc berkeley. >> we don't have enough resources. our government is not able to help the people right now. >> yesterday, silent march with candles. >> nepal needs help to recover from such a devastated earthquake. >> they don't have food or anything to cook with. >> a prayer circle was held

thanks, jeffery.s a lot of fun. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: new jersey senator bob menendez was indicted on federal corruption charges. a source familiar with his plans told the newshour he will step down as ranking democrat on the foreign relations committee, but not resign from the senate. and the iran nuclear talks kept going in lausanne, switzerland with the deadline extended for a second day. tune in later this evening. on charlie rose, fareed zakaria's defense of a liberal education and evan osnos on and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday, a story for chocolate lovers on the fight over what cadbury candies can be sold in the u.s. i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. we'll see you on-line, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief lif

saying 30-year-old jeffery bowen stabbed 39-year-old kelly hepft to death and wrapped her body in blackic bags and partially buried her behind a home in the 4700 block of frankford avenue. the grisly crime scene discovered march 24. >>> the bodies of search children and their father found this morning in their maryland home. the culprit appears to have been carbon monoxide. "action news" reporter sharrie williams with the full story. >> investigators ruled out foul play. and it happened on maryland's eastern coast. looking at images from overhead this afternoon, it shows a small home marked off with police tape. family and friends devastated by the loss of these young children and their father. >> it is extremely tragic. >> a heart-breaking discovery. a father and his seven children dead in their home in maryland. melia knows the children from school. >> and when i walked outside i knew there was something different. i feel bad for them. >> the father was scheduled to work on saturday and did not show up. and the supervisor was concerned and went to police around 7:30 a.m. this morning.

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the charges against jeffery bow an include murder and abuse of the corpse. body of kelly hess was fun late last night in the 4700 block of frankford avenue. up investigators say bow even stabbed her to death. "eyewitness news" obtain images of bowen being taken in custody shortly after the body was found. it is unclear what connection, if any, he has to the victim. >>> the the west philadelphia basketball coach accused of shooting a gun during a game has turn himself into police this afternoon. here is the scene at southwest detectives, just a short time ago a. police alleged that maurice tarvarez fired that shot, inside of the christie recreational center saturday afternoon after another coach tried to diffuse an argument that he was having with a spectator. >> it goes in right above the bleaches, is there a window. the window supports it. the the shot went high. we could have had a few people injured from this incident. >> reporter: the attorney for tarvarez says his client is a father of three with no criminal record but he did have a permit to car that i

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. >>> the philadelphia parking authority has identified jeffery bayers as the work shore was fatally injured on the job this morning. police say another worker accidentally hit the 60 year-old man while backing up a tow truck. this accident happened at p pa lot in south philadelphia. pp the a tweeted that its thoughts are with bayers family. he leaves behind a wife and three children. >>> smoke filled an area where prisoners are held at philadelphia police headquarters. police say smoke from some unknown source was reported in the detention area this a afternoon. no prisoners were affect but police say if any new prisoners were brought in they won't be taken to that particular area the cause office smoke condition is under investigation tonight. >>> an inn exclusive cbs-3 i team report gets action as walt hunter shows us crews replaced lights along a center city street where a worker was shock by an electrified pole yesterday. >> reporter: streets department workers were busy replacing two light poles on apple tree street, less than 24 hours after our exclusive i team report reruled

staff based on how hot they are as retailers scaling back racy traditions set by the former ceo jefferies in an effort to rework its image. one exception, the company says the models will stay on the cologne. >> those were fun shoots. >> our own guy had a brief stint as one of the beefcakes, back in his hayday. >> full body wax a couple days ago and now out. not even in vogue anymore. >> anyway, let's move on and talk about the apple watch. apple reports earnings on monday but the watch is launching today and the first customers are getting their hands on the new product. tech company i fix it has dismandled the watch to get a look at what's on the inside. joining us is ceo kyle means. great to have you on the show. >> thanks for having me. >> what did you find inside the watch? >> we pulled apart, the first thing we found assembled similar to the ipad. the glass on the top is glued on to the frame. we popped that open and what we found inside was a battery, apple's tactic engine a force feedback mechanism and their s1, their system on chip package designed specifically for the watch form

. >> ted jefferies. >> are you a steve hardy person? >> he remind me too much of ross perot. i can't deal with the speaky voice and pointy nose. >> i am shallow. >> you are a superficial guy. >> what do you think about jeb bush? >> i am an old bush fan. i am a reagan kid. >> i didn't like bush. i think he was an idiot. >> you seem to know what's going on. >> what do you think about marco? >> polo. >> mark yo rubio. >> never heard of him. >> republican senator out of florida. >> i don't like him. >> you never heard anything. >> i don't know him. i don't like him. >> rand oy we knows? >> owens? >> rand paul. >> i like rand paul. try to get away from the status quo. >> kind of cute. >> i like his stance on drugs. libertarian view on that. >> are you on drugs now? >> not yet. >> never know what you are going to get. >> it will be interesting to see how the race pans out. >> challenging common core. thousands of students standing out of standardized testing why it could turn into a national trend. >> you think i nag you. >> that's all you do. >> all you do is nag me. >> fighting w

jeffery bowens has been charged in the stabbing death of the neighbors called police saying they thoughthey saw a foot sticking out of the ground behind an apartment in frankford. officials say 29 year-old kelly hess had been stabbed in the head, neck and chest and wrapped in plastic bags. >>> three weeks after fire destroyed an apartment building in the northeast families still struggling to get back on their feet. tara is one of them. she has been living in the hotel since the fire at receipt grace operates an academy road. she has two daughters. she said she struggles every day to keep that hotel room after she lost everything. she has found a new apartment to move into but doesn't know when she will be able to afford it. >> i'm feeling kind of lost and sad about our things and horrified for everybody involved. we have learn to be humble: it is not the about things, it the is about all of us. >> she says once they learned about the kindness of others people donated bags of clothes for that family. if you'd like to help go to my fox philly.com and click on seen on tv. >>> pennsylvania

police tell us another worker accidentally hit 60 year-old jeffery bayers, while backing up a tow truck in the south philadelphia lot this morning. the the ppa the tweet that had bayers was a great employee, a proud husband and father of three. no charges are expected to be filed. >>> the fbi need your help catching a serial bank robber who has repeat thely struck a most unlikely target. look the the at the man in the surveillance video. police say a he targeted police and fire federal credit union in the 7600 block of city avenue, three times twice in july, once in october, after every time the suspect escaped on foot. >> just hoping we can generate tips by people seeing the pictures from the bank surveillance cameras and can call in a tip on this guy. >> reporter: fbi is now offering a $10,000 reward. >>> we've got some breaking news right now a federal judge in philadelphia has approved a potential one will beyond dollar plan to resolve thousands of nfl concussion lawsuits. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us live from the the sat center with these late break goatee tai

alix: jefferies coming out with a note saying look, we it is better than we thought saying there wasn manufacturing output, there was a 3.2% balance and motor vehicle output. it was not all bad news. carl: it was a big drop in the headline, and manufacturing overall sunk. alix: the bell literally cut you off. carl: saved by the bell. alix: the dow closing off of the high, s&p up 10, and nasdaq up by about 33. we also want to point out that japan has surpassed china as the top foreign holder of u.s. treasury. we had been looking for this shift to happen over the last few weeks. we do have official confirmation now that japan has surpassed china as the largest holder of u.s. treasuries. speaking of the treasury department, treasury secretary jack lew holding a first face-to-face meeting ready with the greek finance mr. jan is her ministere yanis verify arafoukis. secretary lew: there is no doubt that if this leads to a crisis such as greece leaving the eurozone, it will cause an enormous amount of disruption and hardship in greece. i have said consistently that no one should think that

. >>> jeffery bowens has within charge in the stabbing death of the woman in frank for. neighbors call police march 24th saying they saw a foot sticking out of the ground in the apartment. officials say 39 year-old kelly hess had been stabbed in the head neck and then chest and then wrapped in plastic bags. >> my gosh. >> terrible. >>> well, while walking in broad daylight a woman was kidnaped and assaulted by a group of masked men in center city. this happened around 4:00 o'clock saturday after a noon at eighth and chestnut. >> this is one of the one where she was going to her car. police say they have video of the getaway ran. steve, we talk about the getaway van yesterday but now we can see the the white gra feet that i was on this van. >> reporter: you may soon be able to see people up side the van and that kidnaped her because simply because one nickname police have for atm machines is always taking mug shots. you notice they have a camera in your face. even if you just use the card, and don't get any money, try to use somebody else's card this thing is taking pictu

i am summarizing in my own words ciara jeffery is a creative transformer in the school of journalism. she has taken the highly respected mother jones magazine known for its investigative reporting on controversial topics today and added a new level of online excellence. if you haven't seen mother jones online you should, is interesting. let's begin. leonard, i am going to ask you to kick off today because of some of the things you said in your opening remarks which were noted in the newspaper and i found fascinating. would you agree with this title that we have a police state and we are about to honor its as a thing of the past? >> thank you very much for setting me up so nicely. the first note that i have here says requiem question mark. i am not great at titling things, difficult job, anyone who thinks this is a requiem, that we are in a position to have a requiem, a commemoration of the dead doesn't understand the police state. when i stood on the stage a couple days ago i asked a question i would like to repeat which is what do you see when you see me speaking as an african-americ

clara jeffery, to my far left is an award-winning journalist from "mother jones." if you have not seen "mother jones" online, you should, it is interesting. let's begin. leonard, i will ask you to kick off today because of something few set in your opening remarks which i found in the newspaper and thought where fascinating. would you agree with the panel titled that we have a police state? leonard: thank you very much for setting me up so nicely. i appreciate it. i was sitting here making my notes and one of the first notes i have says, requiem? i don't want to does anyone who came up with titles. i'm not great at titling things and it is a difficult job, but anyone who thinks the art in a requiem, i.e. a commemoration of the dead does not understand the police state. the pleased he is alive and well in the usa. when i stood on the stage a couple of days ago, i asked a question that i would like to repeat what do you see when you see me? speaking as an african-american man. i think i would like to repurpose that question into talking about a few recent episodes, s

i want to bring in a congressman from new york king jefferies. >> good morning. >> before we talk about of force prevention act. i want to make the case for us as why you think this needs to be a nationwide band? >> there are departments all across the united states of america and los angeles and philadelphia and washington, d.c. and of course in new york that prohibit limit or discourage the use of choke holds but they continue to be used with deadly affect all across the country. so it's not sufficient simply to ban a policy through the depart mental practice and we have to elevate it and embed it in law if we want to end it. it's an unreasonable and we want to make it a forbidden practice. >> a bill was put forward to also prevent choke holds, and de blasio says he thinks it's a mistake, because there could be a scenario when an officer finds himself on a one-on-one officer where that officer's life is in danger? >> for the life of me i can't understand that thought, and the new york police department prohibited the choke holds from being used for 20 years, and they are still being u

. >> reporter: james jefferys is a nice man.hite house staff deserves. what struck me most is that no one indicated they signed a confidentiality agreement. matt and savannah back to you. >> what do we think? should it be like vegas? what happens in the white house stays in the white house or do we read about it? a book like this? >> it doesn't seem like it is anything that titilating. >> it is interesting. we know from jenna bush hager they come with the house. >>> another story from growing concerns this morning over that pesticide that caused an entire delaware family to become sick on vacation in the caribbean. what do you need to know before going on vacation? nbc's stephanie gosk is in philadelphia where two young brothers are fighting for their lives today. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. the two teenage brothers are here in critical condition. it has been three weeks since the paramedics on the island said they got the frantic phone call that the family was violently ill. the pesticide shoul