so jim -- it would throw jim's system either too high or too low.and it eventually put him into cardiac arrest. so he was in that -- in the hospital for two weeks with that, and of course that was potentially very life-threatening situations. we had to call scott in, and it was very difficult. c-span: you had to call scott into town because you didn't think he was going to live. >> guest: right. c-span: any of that -- does he have any of that kind of a problem today? seizures and... >> guest: knock on wood, no. he... c-span: how old is jim brady today? >> guest: sixty-one. he is sixty-one. he did this week, actually, but i think it's an old -- do -- his podiatrist, who cuts his toenails, thought he had a blood clot, and they tested, and thought there was one there. we think it may be an older one, i'll -- in fact, i think probably that's what it is. c-span: in addition to jim brady and all the problems he's had for the last 20 years, and your cancer, you tell the story about scott and his education. how many different schools did scott have to go to

jim: i will too. i tell you if he wins it tomorrow, this is going to be programs the shot and the save that we're going to remember. a little mickelson-like there. got a lot of air under it. remember phil once on a saturday needing to have an up and down from that same side of the green up above the bunker and he made that exact putt to go into the night with the lead and he went on to win. just when you thought perhaps he was rattled nerves were jangling dead center. he'll add up the card, sign it and when we return we'll hear from him. jordan spieth, the sensation so far at augusta 2015. this is what it would be like behind the wheel of a self-driving car. sitting just as you are, your hands are not on the wheel... your feet are not on the pedals... and your eyes don't even have to be on the road. at mercedes-benz we've road-tested autonomous driving over ten thousand miles, on highways and in heavy city traffic. the future of the automobile. brought to you by... mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

jim: we are in the middle of a 1200 year war. national security and nuclear terrence worked very well l for a longng time. ultimately i if we contain iran we can accomplish the same objective. the world is complex. rebecca: you give up those sanctions you loose some of your bargaining power. jim: i think the president and europeans understand that. rebecca: we are not going to solve middle east peace. jim, 10t anniversary. i got to go to nats park to see their new metal detectors. either way you look at it, it is credible what has haened to the district surrounding that area. i used to go to the shops -- to the poor and shops down there to talk aboutow desolate that part of d.c. is. jonathan: just roll with it. baseball has been great for a pariah dumfries and -- for a variety of reasons. we're talking about zimmerman and harper and theest. on top of the castle. wizards onop of big ten football, university of maryland. it is a different day and i thinink the nationals have led a charge for a redevelopment of an area. a lot of exc

i'm hopeful that jim's courage and jim's outspokenness and jim's willingness to join on behalf of john and his fight and make this fight that will help change my state and help change our nation. and i know, madam president i can't look to the gallery and thank somebody so i won't look to the gallery but i will still thank jim from here. madam president, i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. sessions: madam president i just would like to share a few thoughts as we head into this week because we will be confronting the question of how to fix the payments to our physicians who treat medicare/medicaid patients. if we do not take action, there will be a 21% reduction in the amount of money they are paid to do work for the federal government. this is an unacceptable alternative, but it's what current law says, and congress needs to fix it. in fact, we have been dealing with this for 17 years and for 17 years congress has in some way or another fixed the doctor payment plan and raised their pay so that they don't take a cut. and a

in typical jim fashion, he said this award is not for jim it's for you all those who do all the work on the air and behind the scenes at 6abc. >> reporter: you see the wet roads and lionville, chester county. no other problems route 100 at 113.

jim brush... >> jeff!> and his girlfriend, alison sloat, bought the company, recipes and all, over ten years ago for just $1,200, and have grown the business from selling pies on the side of the road to having their key lime pie named the nation's best pie by the american pie counsel. even though they generate $1.4 million in sales, they have yet to turn a profit. >> we really are a victim of our own success right now. damn it, i'm tired of this! >> and they've stretched their resources over multiple locations, including a shipping facility that's not making any money. >> today, i'm losing $1,000 by not being able to deliver pies. i can't do this every week. >> jim and alison have a staff of employees that are beyond dedicated. >> order it today, 'cause we need to get it into stores, 'cause we're very low on that [bleep]. >> i know, i know. >> with increasing debt and mounting losses... >> there's, like, three weeks of outstanding bills here. you owe 2,400 bucks. >> key west key lime pie company is facing

because jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >> a week ebb before nfl draft and eagles offer insight to their approach. vice-president of player personnel ed man visits asked how franchise was able to move up getting special player versus leaving book bear. >> the more opportunities you have to get great players and if there's a great player up there it makes sense from come pen tition perspective we'll look at those avenues as well. but you know philosophically we have eight picks now and want to make eight picks or more not less. >> we will be all over the draft. next thursday and friday, we'll bring you draft specials, jamie jeff and i will breakdown when the eagles don't do and to do. >> villan

because jim kenney's the one they trust. jim kenney's the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >>> billy joe, bobby sue maybe you, claim your cash, jim donovan has more names coming up in a couple of minutes. claim your cash. >> right new lets check with katie and our weather watchers, good morning. >> they are reporting some cool air this morning but very quiet weather initially here this morning. a lot of 30's showing up on the area map. we will take to you one that is milder, 42 sent in from michael connty, full sunshine. he sent this in the last 20 minutes. just a little chilly factoring in what is still basically a light wind. starting to see that pretty sunlight. look at that like a laser coming off here with that sunlight coming in. lets ge

jim has lectured extensively on the civil war. gas finished a new exhibition on babe ruth and given talks on everyone from thelonious monk to over elvis -- [indiscernible] please welcome jim barber. jim barber: welcome to the national portrait gallery. ira aldridge, we will talk about a little bit right now. very appropriate for february is black history month. why ira aldridge? with this "face to face series," series, we connect three different people throughout three consecutive months. we began last month with pocahontas. this month is ira aldridge. the connection is the thread, back in 2007, the state of virginia commemorated two huge anniversaries. one, the older one being the 400 anniversary of the founding of jamestown. the second anniversary was the 200 anniversary of the birth of robert e. lee. one of the hardest things to do for anyone is to get a sense of time. think back to hundred years -- 200 years if you can to robert e. lee's era. and then another 200 years back to jamestown. that is hard to do. if someone just say

jim in idaho, jim. >> caller: yes.he last year i bought some shares of this board walk pipeline partners. i thought they were construction projects and the expansion they had that i'd get a price depreciation. i haven't got any -- >> no, that's a valuable asset. i'm telling you one of the pipeline companies is going to snap that up and probably going to pay 24, 25 for it. don't you dare sell board walk. if anything i would do some buying. all right the time to buy the oils came and went, my friends. if you're thinking about getting into the game now, you're late to the party. you have to wait for the stocks to come down. there's much more "mad money" ahead including the revolution happening in hospitality. hotel tonight is the easiest way to travel and it's quickly grown into the threat of the online booking players even though they're doing well too. my series "defining the future" continues with the ceo. harmon not that spectacular, but is today's big decline an opportunity to buy at a discount or time to take a diff

jim: the employment site.or day, the pace of hiring has quickened the growth and ours has quickened. even as gdp has slowed. you are getting a dichotomy and the underlying economy is doing fine. there might be disruptions from the weather and the port being shut down. tom: alan krueger was at the white house when this became a catalyst. jen: absolutely. tom: that's the question, we have the catalyst going and now why as we go into the rest of the year. olivia: we will continue the conversation about gdp with jim glassman later on. maybe this is a question for you. you think if you look at production indicators you're going to see a good job's number. what about weakness in oil and slower global growth? the stronger dollar, soft oil and what it does to capex. jim: we are aware of those things but we are not aware of other stuff going on. to me, the most important indicator is jobless claims. every thursday morning jobless claims are telling you it is steady. unemployment going up in colorado -- tom: have you ev

olivia: got to go private, jim. [laughter] jim: wish i could.: olivia understands private jets deeply. olivia: this is a great time to move on. time to talk about our top photos. oprah winfrey was in d.c. yesterday, giving a speech commemorating a new postage stamp. the room went dark. she went on speaking without a mic. the white house and the state department were also without power. is this the starry -- sorry state of american infrastructure or because a squirrel jumped in? brendan: in theory, the power grid of maryland should be about to with stand a squirrel attack -- which by the way, is wild speculation. olivia: this comes from nasa. nasa has been recording every single lightning strike around the world. this shows lightning strikes per kilometer. which places have the most lightning? venezuela and the drc. both areas have high humidity and precipitation, which allows thunderstorms to form. lightning is more common over land than water, and prefers tropics. brendan: this is a really interesting photo. it is a map of where the rain forest

jim: i think the dollar will remain strong. and i also think companies have talked down their earnings sulfate. sufficiently. we'll see plenty of beats. not the kind of growth that will be a big driver. but no poor earnings reports to knock us back. that would be the reason to be a seller. to jim and matt's point, that's not what i'm seeing. i think this was a headline day. expect a strong dollar and the market to -- matt: it was a headline day. just tr trian would affect the market. it was kind of the perfect storm for the bears. in my opinion, the bears couldn't capitalize on it. if it was that bad, the bears should have rocked the market today. >> another test on monday if china goes down big time on monday. charles: sure. what's the biggest issue, constance? i know you're relatively -- you're not necessarily phased by this, to matt's point, part of trading perhaps. 1%. we had the chart up there. 800 days since we've had a garden variety pullback. what are you concerned about? >> interestingly, when you brought back the cpi.

jim shriner. jim. >> hey, mike. it's a pleasure to be here. >> thanks for being my guest. you know, jim, for those of our viewers that don't know you, why don't you just tell us a little bit about how you got involved in the world of health and nutrition. >> well, it's a pretty amazing story, if i have to say so myself. at about 16 years old, i was actually paralyzed by a tumor in my third vertebra. they rushed me up to riley children's hospital up in indianapolis, indiana. specialists told me that i'd probably never walk again. i spent quite a few years laid up in the hospital. it was a miraculous recovery. a surgeon came in from germany. they removed my third vertebra and literally built me a new vertebra using my pelvis, used one-inch squares and built me a new vertebra. well, mike, i was in the hospital at 16, and after the surgery, they put me in a full-length body cast from head to toe, and when i left the hospital, i weighed 105 pounds. now, a lot of people hear that story -- and i'm very proud of being able to recover from that. but that was just the first step in

jim. >> indeed. thank you walter. >>> work is under way tonight to upgrade septa's 69th street transportation center's west terminal. septa officials and local lawmakers held a groundbreaking ceremony in upper darby this morning. the the $19.6 million project includes reconstructing pedestrian ramps and terminal platforms, security cameras will also be installed. the newest terminal is scheduled to be complete in there november. >> ♪♪ >> phillies go on the road for the first time this season. >> the road not too kind this afternoon jim. the phillies are not as bad as the critics predicted but we're a week into the season. one area killing them offense or lack thereof. it was missing today against the new york mets. have you ever had one of those days? grady sizemore knows the feeling. first a mets fan offers him a cold drink. not very polite. later sizemore loses the ball in the sun. thankfully it does not lead to any runs. aaron harang on the mall. looked little too hot to handle. that brings in mur

we want to go live to the white house where jim acosta joins us. jim, two hostages killed. the american, the italian. two terrorists killed as well. none of them the targets of these strikes. did the white house have any answers today, as you were listening to josh earnest there, as to how they got the intelligence so wrong? >> jim, i think what they're saying is they got it so wrong, and they make no bones about it. one thing mentioned during the white house briefing that just wrapped up in the last several minutes is that hundreds of hours of surveillance were gathered in the assessments that were being made by the counterterrorism officials who ordered this strike prior to that strike being carried out. and so they felt like during that entire period of time when they were looking and watching and seeing what these al qaeda figures were doing at this suspected compound they never saw any signs of these hostages who were being held there in the first strike that was carried out in january. as you said -- and this was also backed up during the white house briefing that jus

so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >> jimtain and company visiting new york. 70th minute doing work inside the box perfect placement with right foot 1-0 new york. 86th minute union sends it in. c.j. ties it for the union. ends 1-1 tie. they'll host new england sunday. >> game one between penguins and rangers rangesers jump to early lead. ryan mc dunna with a slaper on the power play. rangers win 2-1. adrian peat peterson will be back to work tomorrow. nfl announced his suspension will be lifted friday. vikings running back missed most of last season as he dealt can charmed on how he disciplined his child he pled guilty to reckless injury charges. >> it was a hot ticket tonight in doylestown firehouse. hundreds of people packed the building for a taste of doylestown. the event gave dine rz a chance to sample best of buck county restaurants and pubs and it goes proceeds go to the doylestown fire company. >> "jimmy kimmel live" followed by "nightline". music from jamie foxx with chris brown and kid ink. "action news" returns at

>> yeah jim.have not seen a full-court press like this i think since the white house tried to get obamacare passed through the congress. vice president and national security advisor, chief of staff, the u.n. ambassadors, they've all been crashing the phones for the last 24 hours. basically pleading with lawmakers not to pass any legislation that could get in the way of these talks. the white house wants members of congress to essentially stay on the sidelines until the deadline for a final deal coming up on june 30th. they want diplomacy to have a chance here. >> well, know the republicans and democrats are drawing up legislation that could thwart this deal. the president said he would veto anything that involves sanctions but is he feeling pressure to give in some sort of buy-in or some sort of say in this? >> reporter: not at this point. and really jim, we have to keep our eyes. bob menendez by the way, facing federal corruption charges. and unclear at this point as to where it goes from here. a

>> hi jim. happy easter. >> thank you. >> my question is about gilliad. the chart shows the top was at september at $117. it's now down to $98. i'm wondering if the other biotech horses biogen or celgen woechlt offer any more appreciation? do you think i should sell? >> it is my least favorite now because of that really difficult entrenched competition from abvi. i do think bioagain coming down and cel dn ds gene at $112. good way to start it. gilliad is history. people are worried about the competition. they have to do something major. they have to prove they can use that cash and give earnings power and growth. today we show the force of supply and demand take charge. this is what you have when there is too much supply and not enough demand. what a show. fresh and natural food is a growing market for you and me and for our furry friends. i have the ceo of fresh pet. the stock up is more than 15% this year. oil is on a wild ride. now could be the time to get in. hey, you know what? i have to re

jim. >> incredible.very much. >>> next the iotolla saying not so fast on the iran nuclear deal. is the deal already dead tonight? let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. find a certified financial planner professional who's thoroughly vetted at letsmakeaplan.org. cfp -- work with the highest standard. hey mike, it's lucy from lifelock. good news. we just learned your case is closed and your stolen retirement funds are finally being restored. lucy, wow... that 401k is two years in the mailroom ten in customer service, and the last five as sales director. that's some resume. try raising teenagers. you only have one identity. protect it with the

jim, congratulations. another great week. jim: unbelievable. billy: jim and i will soon repeat the long-standing tradition of the award of the masters champion green jacket but before we do, i would like to take this opportunity to thank our television viewers all across america and in over 200 countries around the world for your long-term and loyal support of the masters. i now welcome two very special gentlemen, both with wonderful smiles on their faces. our last year's champion bubba watson. it was a great year, thank you very much, and our new twist champion jordan spieth. jordan congratulations. jordan: thank you very much. jim: how are you doing? i think i know how you're doing. billy: jim has a few questions. please have a seat. jim: it's a lot of fun watching history being made. what's it like making history? jordan: it was very nerve-racking today. i thought today might be easier than yesterday having played a round with the lead but it wasn't. didn't sleep well last night. got out here, got in a little rhythm saw the putt go in the fi

jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college.en councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> dozens of students at rowan university in new jersey are sending a strong message about sexual violence. they took part tonight in a take back the night event at glassboro campus student center. students wrote messages on t-shirts and hung them on a clothes line for all to see. the goal, to show support for victims have of sexual violence. >>> flyers in action, in south philadelphia tonight, here's jamie apody. >> it is almost over, jim. eighty down, two to go for flyers in this miserable season but they are doing best they can to get out on a high note. fan appreciation night at wells fargo center. they had to appreciate flyers t

jim: our collective action needs to get together. it is rs to lose and in mamany respects when you have virginia and maryland arguing with each other over the home dececider, we are missingut through silicon valley. no one matches whawe have in this region in terms of strtrength associated with cyber community. the cyber command, the a, the pentag it is all here but we spend so much timime arguing wiwith ourselves that we fail to release that fail to realize our competition is here. they have to develop a better relationship witthe tech community. the vernment here. bruce: when return the final question, is this the end of the major -- end of the megamerger? >> lets and where we began, the dissolutioion of the comcast time warner merger. jim: there are a lot of things to merge. airlines, banks, big tech companies and others. who spanank a belief that bigger can be better. richard: jim is right. there's too mu money and too much profit. bruce: thank y guys.. let us know what youhought of the show. unlike us on facebook and follow on t

jim: it is good to be back on the show. phenomenal run and we anticipate that will continue. we just completed our fifth record year. the first quarter, even with the loss, was another record for the company. you have to put into perspective that this is the smallest quarter of the year for not only us but all the other regional themepark companies. specifically our active pass base grew by 53% to an all-time high which was very well to the coming season. betty: where are you seeing most of the attendance? where are you seeing the most growth? jim: we are seeing growth in every single park. only a handful of parks were opened in the first quarter and they are all opening up as we speak but the growth is coming everywhere. that translates as you described in the first quarter 216% revenue growth -- to 16% revenue growth. our cash amount is up 28%. we have averaged over 20% over the last few years. it is happening everywhere and in every park and it translates to very strong earnings and cash flow. betty: so it is happening i

we had no idea who had taken jim. he did not report back to his colleagues on thanksgiving day and we received a call from another freelancer who had been awaiting his return, that jim did not show up. that they had been stopped at one point and captured. so we did not know what to do. it was surreal that this would happen again. jim was freelance, so we had no organization behind him to come and take care of things, take charge. so we were frantic, really. fbi eventually contacted us and told us that they would take the lead, because this is a kidnap of an american citizen outside of the country. we thought that was good, we needed help. that is how it started. mr. foley: almost immediately the fbi convinced us to go into silence. the captors -- in hindsight that is one of my biggest regrets, media silence helped to entities, the fbi and the other is the captors. the fbi had no pressure to go forward with his situation and to the captors wanted silence for obvious reasons. so this went on and after about six weeks we

. >> reporter: jim we haven't met anyone from our area that new slager really well and we talked to some neighbors and some described him as a good kid that never seemed to be in trouble but slager is in trouble now facing murder charges. >> in this newly released dash-cam video you can see walter scott get out of his cruiser and run and michael slager chases and moments later cell phone video captures the two and then scott runs away and slager unloads into scott's back. >> a nice kid he really was. >> to hear what he is accused of? >> pretty bad. >> old neighbors say that after graduating from lenape high school he enlisted in the coast guard before becoming a cop in south carolina. >> when i heard coast guard the only person i knew was in the coast guard was the kid next door. >> slager says scott tried to grab his taser before the shooting and the video shows an object falling to the ground and slager pick its up and puts it by the victim's feet. the police maintained that the shooting was justified. >> you don't shoot a person in the back trying to run away from you you have to try

jim: tyus, how did you do that? down the stretch, this big a stage, how did you handle it like that? tyus: my teammates and the coaching staff. they've given me confidence and believed in me and trusted in me all year and there's never been a moment where they doubted me. they trusted me to make a play and that's the biggest thing about this team. we never want to let one another down. jim: i want to find jahlil over here. there you are. this for new many ways was a tough night with all the foul trouble and everything. what was it like when you were watching this comeback nine down in the second half to take the championship? >> it was fun to watch my teammates do what they do. they had my back the entire season and it was no different tonight. my coaching staff was talking to me telling me to stay ready. me teammates pulled it out tonight. jim: what do you think about your senior captain? >> we love our senior captain. we love you quinn. jim: quinn, what a journey it's been for you. congratulations to have that tro

jim kenney.ecoming the first in his family to graduate from college jim kenney went on to become the city councilman at large where he represented the entire city for 23 years. and to mr. kenney's left we have former state senator t milton street. milton street was first lecked to the pennsylvania house in 1978. he then wouldn't leck to the state senate in 1980. our sixth candidate is doug oliver. former press secretary for mayor nutter. mr. oliver was recently senior vice-president of marketing and corporate communications for philadelphia gas works. now, since we do have a variety of former and current office holder we will refer to you simply by name instead of title i hope works for you. for those of you at home we would absolutely love to hear your comments on twitter just use the hash tag it's very seize see fox 29 dems debate. all right. now on to the panelists we begin with bill anderson bill reports for fox 29 news and anchors saturday and sunday mornings on fox 29 weekends. next to bill

let's go to jim in california. jim?caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah. >> caller: congratulations on your marriage. >> oh, thank you very much. >> caller: quite welcome. jim, jack in the box has been a market leader for the last couple of years. they hit an all-time high on march 24th. but since then, they have pulled back 10%. is this an opportunity to buy or is there something else that's going on? >> no this is -- this is my favorite. these were so red hot they're pulling back and letting others go up higher. i think it's refreshing. we saw what happened with domino's when they're fresh. they can deliver again. but it may not happen until next quarter. look at dunkin', it rested and then goes up. domino's, it rested and went higher. cheesecake factory, it's not cheap, but you get that you pay for. great tasting food and even better tasting stock. we have so much "mad money" ahead. we have the exclusive for the hottest footwear stock on wall street. skechers keeps breaking higher? don't miss my interview with the ceo. >>>

jim: tyus, how did you do that? down the stretch, this big a stage, how did you handle it like that? tyus: my teammates and the coaching staff. they've given me confidence and believed in me and trusted in me all year and there's never been a moment where they doubted me. they trusted me to make a play and that's the biggest thing about this team. we never want to let one another down. jim: i want to find jahlil over here. there you are. this for new many ways was a tough night with all the foul trouble and everything. what was it like when you were watching this comeback nine down in the second half to take the championship? >> it was fun to watch my teammates do what they do. they had my back the entire season and it was no different tonight. my coaching staff was talking to me telling me to stay ready. me teammates pulled it out tonight. jim: what do you think about your senior captain? >> we love our senior captain. we love you quinn. jim: quinn, what a journey it's been for you. congratulations to have that tro

because jim kenney's the one they trust.e one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >>> hoping the return home would make up the phillies bats slumber over. phills and marlins. welcoming in the members of the negro league. and second inning no score. and hot, his first homer is a 2-run shot batting .319. and the fifth inning a tie game and routine grounder to ryan howard. and a run scores miami takes the 3-2 lead. but howard makes up for it in the sixth inning with a man on. that's his first homer of the season. the phillies regain the lead 4-3. how about some insurance? seventh inning a pitch after almost getting beaned. ben revere almost to the gap. the triple and the phillies cruise from there winning 7-3. and that's a look at sports. >> all right b

>> yes, jim.nt crude prices and wti crude prices on a constant dollar basis year over year wti would be approaching $2 barrel. there's a dollar strength component in there. by the end of the year in constant currency we would have crude oil brent up in the 80s and we'd have wti pushing 70. >> at the same time some of your businesses are more important than ever. when you have an oil company and it's trying to figure out where the best properties are you call in core labs to figure that out, right? >> that is correct. when you look at the recovery factors from these they're below 10% right now. our mission is to get that recovery rate to 12 13 14%. if we can do that the return on their invested capital in projects like that skyrocket opening more areas for more exploration in production from the shales. globally, the natural recovery rate is about 40%. hiring core lab we can get that up to 42 43 44%. on billions of barrels in the ground when you add a couple of 300 basis points you're talking about

straub was to have arrived here about an hour ago jim. so far we have not seen any sign of him here, nor do we hear in it generators firing up. live in atlantic city, john rawlins, channel6 "action news. >> all right, john, thank you. >>> local clergy gathered in vineland new jersey to appeal for calm after the death of a man in police custody. they offered prayer in support of the family of white. white died after being arrested on march 31 s. he was handcuffed and restrained when he became unresponsive on the way to the hospital. an autopsy will determine the exact cause of death. >> ♪♪ some of philadelphia's mayoral candidates met with parents today. philadelphia parents support groups hosted the forum in center city. anthony williams, jim kenny milton street and lynn abraham talked with family members and advocates for young people with intellectual disabilities and autism. the group says it wanted to educate the candidates about their needs. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, a political standsoff in the borough of colwyn has le

because jim kenney's the one they trust.the one with a real record of standing up for public schools and he'll bring philadelphia together. it's kenney who will expand pre-kindergarten... and partner with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs. so join leaders we trust in supporting jim kenney the block by block mayor philadelphia needs. >> this latest offer could be a hit with phillies fans. days after an all-time low attendance mark at citizens bank park, the team cut ticket prizes to half off on the discount deal sight groupon. a dollar night among the three dates in may. if you are interested get them now, the offer expired at midnight. >>> and the most popular player with the bat in his hands, came alive. the question, was it enough? >> the answer, you will find out in just a second. earlier tonight highlighting the phillies deficiencies with the bat. singles out ryan howard and utley. and one breaks out. utley .091 batting average. the first at-bat against harvey, that is a solo home run and phi

and last a week, jim. reporting live from baltimore tonight, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >> thanks, kenneth. >>> lets go live to hamilton township new jersey and "action news" reporter dann cuellar. dann governor christie deployed one hundred state troopers to baltimore. you were there as they left tonight. >> reporter: that is right jim. the state of new jersey is responding to an emergency request for help from the governor of maryland. the it was a a large convoy that left tonight for walt more. just a after 7:00 tonight heavy common trucks and other equipment led a convoy of 150 new jersey state troopers headed for walt more. >> we tried as much as possible to help other jurisdictions when they need assistance and when we need assistance we call on them to help us as we did with sandy. >> reporter: in the city of baltimore's time of desperate need the state of new jersey is providing some of the most experienced troopers from urban areas across the state. >> they on a day to day basis

i'm jim axelrod. we begin tonight in nepal where the police say more than 1,000 people are dead after the worst earthquake there in more than 80 years. the quake hit nepal, a small impoverished nation sandwiched between india and tibet in the himalayan mountains, around noon today. to give you a sense of just how strong this earthquake was the magnitude of 7.8 makes it 16 times more powerful than the earthquake that devastated haiti in 2010. mount everest is in 53 nepal, and the quake caused a deadly avalanche at the climbers' base camp. tens of thousands of people in nepal are now spending a chilly stormy night out in the open. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: it was just after noon when the killer earthquake struck and triggered chaos on the streets of the capital kathmandu. brick by brick, rescuers raced against time in a desperate search for survivors and any sign of life. but throughout the day, the death toll kept climbing. a security camera captured the terrifying moment the quake hit the e

will this gambit help, jim? jim: it can't hurt.hey need structural reforms to transform themselves into a consumer driven economy. charles: they've been doing it for a long time. they buy a lot of rolexes and bmws. it looks like it's working. jim: they have no choice, but to put money into the economy they can't slip below 6%. and they're down to seven. they have to do this. but they have to do more in terms of structurally goosing up the consumption -- charles: there have been so many times, i felt china was more capitalist than america. maybe i'm being cynical i don't know. scottie: you are. it's the government beefing it up. the government is controlling it -- the communist government is a socialist economic structure, what about encouraging the businesses itself? the government wants to control everything instead of trying to create -- charles: our government controls everything, steve. listen, our banks have a 10% reserve. listen, i don't know how we can ask banks to hold on to 10% of their money and loan money at the at the s

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jim, what do you have? >> just to be clear i'm told by a senior state department official there were no boots on the ground in these counter-terrorism operation. want to clear this up. this would have been an air operation, which, of course jake adds an element here. you have a certain amount of intelligence striking from the air. there are always gaps. here there was a major gap. you have the unfortunate sad result an american and italian killed as a result. let's be clear, no ground troops involved in these operations. >> jim, do we know where this mission took place? we talked about this is a drone mission. do we know where the hostages were thought to be held. >> the only specificity along afghan pakistan border which is the prime hiding place for al qaeda going back to 9/11. on that border on the pakistan side where osama bin laden was killed a number of years ago. we don't know which side of the border just in that border region. >> jim, we know the mission took place in january but president obama ha

jim you have to stand in the front come on jim okay.y up here are we ready malcolm i see you out there okay. all right. we're going to start a count down from 10 jim from 10 >> 10. >> who's got their hand on the switch okay start the count down public utilities 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, yeah. (clapping) it's more beautiful than i ever imaged do you love it and now that

olivia: jim ginny, thank you so much -- jim turney, thank you so much. thank you so much.r and bob -- thank you to carol massar and bob avery. coming up we will ask sheryl wudunn if another u.s..com burst could be looming in china? ♪ ♪ olivia: idle cranes, abandoned buildings -- that is the picture of a chinese seen by bloomberg reporter that currently travels across the country. he said conversations he had left him terrified. the senior mining and metals analyst for bloomberg intelligence is that reporter ken hoffman, he joins the. you have been traveling to china for 40 years now. how bad is it? kelvin: 20 --ken: 20 years. i am not that old. what we saw is when this government came in and said we are going to change things centralize the government, stop the local government from crazy over-spending. this is the first time i went through china and saw it. i saw so many idle cranes. you drive around the city's -- the second tier cities, you really saw the slowdown. when we talked to executives what they told us is the numbers we are seeing, the numbers coming out of chin

give us a hunt. >> well, it is one of the two of you. >> is it me, jim? >> reporter: i will be back. cbs philly.com. >>> you are with us all morning. >> i will go search for more names. >> go, go, go. get your search on. >> 5:10. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a community divided we will let you know about a controversial facility some people are trying to keep out of their neighborhood. >>> also startling video from a vicious subway station brawl and that is not even most dangerous part about this fight. >>> and dig out that heavy coat from the closet, it is a chilly morning just 43 degrees and it will not warm up much. she has your forecast when we do tra >>> updating our breaking news an off cutie philadelphia police officer is confronted by an armed rob would beer in west philadelphia a he pulled out his own gun and fire eight shots as that suspect ran away. it is in the the clear if the suspect was hit. >>> ten suspects accused of disrupting a police town hall last month in lawncrest are in court today. they were demonstrating over decision in the

we're delivering on them now, jim.and we're doing $250 million per year over the next four years of deliveries. not planning deliveries of this stuff. so, we're in real good shape. >> and also the balance sheet keeps getting better and better. another big slug next year right? >> you see the deal we just did? we did 30-year unsecured notes, 4.17% all in the lowest -- >> i remember when you were excited by 4.5 we had a 5.1. and we watched you the whole time. >> you're the only one we never had to worry about. which is how our viewers have to look at it. an average interest rate of 8% maturities over the next 12 months, all just gravy for you. >> it is. >> so let's pick one. let's take assembly. when we first met you, that was in the balance. the government wanted to have it work, you wanted to have it work. where is it now versus when we first met you? >> real important. in 2000 -- we've been talking -- it's amazing, since 2005 about this, when we acquired what was a yielding land play. which meant, we had a bunch of ex