jim: thank you david. so cool to hear it too but even before this week he considered this to be his favorite tournament and has those ties that go back to 2007 when he won the hogan award that is given annually to the top collegiate golfer and amateur. it was given to jon rahn from arizona state earlier in the week. a joint effort by two outstanding clubs colonial and bel air, and chris kirk, i think he did a great job of honoring back both of those clubs and specifically here at colonial country club with his worlds of appreciation for this tournament for winning this tournament being here this week and coming back to his favorite place as the champion. ian: it's good to hear the players say that as well that it's always highly regarded in all of the polls as to the better counters on tour. people always reward riviera and memorial and here and harbour town as top quality courses and very friendly environment here at the colonial country club. everyone loves having the tournament and since 1946 it's alway

jim: no. even the south vietnamese officers went to register and were given new papers, returned home and told go about your business as usual. this monument in downtown saigon symbolized the south vietnamese army. and in a few days, students and others decided to take the statue down. jack: it also symbolized what an excess of money and bad taste can accomplish. who brought it down? jim: it was brought down by students and other civilians on the theory that the symbols must go. the symbols of the past must go. jack: and there it went. life on the streets of saigon, or ho chi minh city. live -- jim: ho chi minh city is the new revolutionary name, as they call it. jack: jim, i wonder. if as that film suggests, things were returning to normal so quickly in saigon after the communist troops took over if that's true, first of all does it stay that way now that most of the foreign press are out? does it revert? or if it does stay that way, those thousands and thousands of south vietnamese who fled

and jim won by one vote. got up from the chair in the speaker's lounge, the speaker's lobby, we call it, rushed through the door to the house chamber and jim was sitting on the second row on the democratic side in the hall of the house. i rushed up to him and i said, jim, you won. he was surprised. because no one knew the outcome of that election. he looked at me and he said, are you sure? [laughter] and i said, jim, i counted the votes. and if you hadn't won, bill burton said he would send me to alaska. [laughter] following in the footsteps of sam rayburn and lyndon johnson, jim asserted leadership in congress at a time of confusion in the senate and the white house. demonstrating a unique ability to command our nation's political resources to get things done. and this went across the aisle to the republicans and even down pennsylvania avenue to the white house, which is a million miles away if you serve in congress sometimes. jim wright had fought in world war ii to defend the values of the great estrogen r

jim: you're telling me you're closing the store? -lemonis: that's right. -jim: okay, that's enough. you're out of here. you're gone. lemonis: and, honestly, he seemed to have anger issues. [ clatter ] tammy: you want me to order it even though there may or may not be enough money to pay for it. jim: i'm tired of this bull[bleep] lemonis: stuck in the middle of this mess was tammy. tammy: every week, it's a fight, which is just ridiculous. lemonis: and what else are you managing? tammy: staffing, any human-resources issues, any customer complaints, scheduling.

and we're not dummies, jim. about building a scaleable business and having a big impact on the world. we're open for any partnerships not just the ones you might expect. i've always told you we're not just kind of this natural alternative deal, even though we are natural. we're about doing things different in a way that's a bit profound, in a way that really imagines starting over. fit means working with people that we don't even think we should, sometimes we're going to do it. >> you haven't signed up with unilever yet for helmets, have you? >> that might be the one exception, there. >> the company that sued you. that would really be an admission that chickens everywhere have a lot to be terrified about. now, how about the water theme? i was told by someone in the food business the other day, i said listen i think just as much as we care about gmo, about fertilizer fertilizers, we're going to start trying to find companies that have a small water footprint. is that resonating with some of your customers? >> you

jim: i like that.is: the kitchen got new appliances and new equipment, and we added a new dessert and beverage bar all to enhance the customer experience. we went to work creating a new recipe with fresh ingredients and a homemade crust. it's good. with tammy in charge, the business skyrocketed over 18%. but, more importantly, it went from losing $100,000 a year to making money. woman: i would like a piece of key lime pie. -do you want one, too? -woman #2: yes, please. -woman #3: this is great pie. -man: best key lime pie ever. lemonis: how's this feel to you? tammy: it's awesome. having one job and being able to spend more time with my children, it's unbelievable. [ voice breaking ] i can't. [ laughs ] lemonis: it's been over a year since i made my investment, and, unfortunately, my investment has had to double to over $700,000. the additional monies that i had to put in took care of bills that i didn't know about. they took care of irs payments that were more than i thought they were going to be. and

i trust jim kenney. jim kenney. jim kenney. jim kenney. he'll be a mayor for all of philadelphia. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> sixers will send nerlens noel to midtown man at an to represent sglem ky limit e irving misses most of the game with an ankle injury. lebron finishes high of triple double. cavs win and will face washington atlanta series winner. second time lebron sent the bulls home for the summer. >> finally tonight talented young musicians gave a concert to remember tonight ♪is spring concert at overbrook school fort blind and theme of show tonight i am here. it was a celebration o

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

with jim maccoll and, with jim a coffin -- with jim mc caughan -- olivia them as we look at euro areaank loans. this is a cool bank finance statistics, showing a recovering eu. a blistering over the weekend saying forget about the pessimism on europe. and of course, a look at politics. the republican road to 2016 to be direct, is a crowded, crammed pilgrimage as they move to the first tuesday of november. olivia: comcast just reported results a few minutes ago and the analyst estimates after signing up more internet customers, also announced a share buyback or customers will buy $2.5 billion worth of shares in 2015. i went to bring in jerry smith who covers comcast. good morning and thank you for coming in so early. what jumps out at you from the numbers? jerry: comcast added a lot more internet subscribers. they lost he will tv subscribers, and that fits in with the broader trend that is happening in the cable industry right now. cable companies are selling more internet. comcast has more internet subscribers than cable tv subscribers. olivia: why is the future brighter for them with

i trust jim kenney. jim kenney. jim kenney. jim kenney. he'll be a mayor for all of philadelphia. a part of what standardized tests don't measure, very frankly they don't measure the diligence, the potential passion of a student. so it's really a measure of how adept you are to working out a problem quickly. but what if you're brilliant and it might take you twenty minutes, but you can figure out something if you were just given time to do it and show real brilliance. is that a real measure of ability and intelligence? what you can do in one minute on a problem? get out of here. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. >> time for inside stories of the week, and let's start with jan. >> this week saw the curious spectacle of most republicans in the senate supporting president obama's trade deal in the pacific while most democrats opposed it out of fear that it'll cost u.s. jobs and restrain u.s. wages. they should know the same corp

>> so jim, great question.t is one of the assets that's within hain that no one realized. is our procurement of ingredients. today we're procuring ingredients all around the world. i'm in india, the middle east next week and where we're finding more and more ingredients. 99% of our products they are gmo free. >> right. >> if i had to say what is one of the biggest challenges is finding more and more supply. more and more ingredients that we can continue with our grow. it's not that consumption is growing. it's that consumers are looking for more and more product and converting on the other side. listen, there are two models out there, jim. there's organic growth which is for organic products or takes the heinz kraft model. >> like warren buffett -- >> you can take heinz and kraft, there's no growth. >> you don't think the millennials will get turned on by velveeta? are you a guru a hippie? >> it's not only velveeta, it's kraft mac roney and cheese. they're not putting the color in there. and so jim, for us and

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please welcome jim barber. [applause] 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, 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 400th anniversary of the founding of jamestown. the second anniversary was the 200th 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 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 says 400 years ago, we cannot really envision that. so the thread is jamestown. that is where it starts. in 1519, 12 years later, the first african americans arrive at jamestown. -- in 1619, 12 years later, the first african americans

finishing second in this race which is won by jim kenney. we'll check in with him and jeff cole later. here's a live look from lynne abraham's campaign in old city. she came in third far behind kenney and williams but also ahead of nelson diaz doug oliver and mill tron street. >> kenney will face bailey this move. she cast her ballot at the society hill dance academy and stuck around to talk to people outside. all right. another live look from jim kenney's headquarters the new nominee is getting set to speak. we'll bring to you that life when it happens. remember you can find all today's results on our website at myfoxphilly.com. we're updating them all right there on the home page. >>> developing to night philadelphia police are investigateing two double shootings both deadly. the first just before 8:30 tonight here frankford avenue and east dulles street in port richmond. two men in their 20's were taken to temple university hospital after getting shot. one died. and in west philadelphia homicide detectives are now vest 1500 block of north

so jim you missed him playing dance the night away, but jim kinny on the air at classic rock jim kenny on the air and on of mo -- move at city hall after ridiculous win. 57% to 24% over his closest competitor, and so i hesitate to even use the word close. because it was far from close. that's more than two to one margin every victory. among the losers, the philadelphia inquirer editorial board who endorsed williams for mayor and only had one of the five council at large candidates, that they endorsed, win the primary election last night. among the winners, st. joe's prep that now has its possible third mayor as a former graduate, they had bill green, the mayor in 1980, michael nutter, another st. joe's prep graduate, and now a third one likely, it looks like jim kenny will make st. joe's prep proud. he thanked them among many people last night. >> we all can have the right attitude about how we treat each other whether that person's homeless, whether that person is a ceo after major company, we are human we all need to show each other that respect, and i will tell you, i've said it on

mark in new york mark. >> booyah jim, thank you for taking my call. >> quite welcome. >> okay jim, i with this stock here. new senior investment group. >> you know you get into that particular sunset of the real estate investment trust you know going to go with bentas. they have come in a lot. david in north carolina. david. >> hey, emc and or vm. >> it's a subsidiary of emc. emc is not delivery and i much prefer sis coecisco. we just got a reiteration of how they're doing from john chambers: let's go to dwight in florida. dwight. >> hey jim. >> if you want to be in that group we want to be in lamb and right now i want that group to come down a little. let's go to dave in pennsylvania. >> jim congratulations. watching your show every night. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. my stock is cyprus. >> i'm glad you asked. a lot of people on twitter said what's the story. you liked it at 16. let me explain this. i liked cypress for years and years and years because t.j. rogers is a great operator. i like the merger it's going to be terrific. they're headed down right now. i urge you to stay

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windy, dry and cool tomorrow, jim. >>> thanks, cecily. so let's see where we are, at about 9:07, train number 188, amtrak train number 1881, a arrived at 30th street station on its way from washington, to new york, at summariesnable point after that. it pulled out of 30th street station. and, that is not the map that i want to use. i want the map that shows route from 30th street to the point of impact. it pulled out of 30th street station, across schuylkill river at girard and then, followed its normal route on the amtrak track, between west sedgley and west glenwood avenues, and then at about 9:30, 9:35, something horrible took place. and it took place, right there, at frankford avenue and wheatsheaf lane, six to seven cars, off the tracks, actually seven cars, including the engine, off the tracks, four or five of them, on their roofs, completely overturned, and one of them, was destroyed, in whatever exactly happened, and we had ourselves a major crisis. in the port richmond section of philadelphia. 243 people on the train, that includ

jim? >>> thanks dann. we are supposed to get rain tomorrow. that is a very good thing. parts of the area like dry new jersey pine barons need rain to lesson the threat of fire. lets get the latest information from accu weather and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> jim, we desperately do need rain. we have been abnormally dry. last 29 days in philadelphia, we have received less than a half inch of rain. so taking a look at the graphic. that is close to 3 inches below normal in rainfall. we really could use a good soakings. we will get some rain. storm scan live showing low pressure near nashville. that will be moving to the east and moving up the eastern seaboard. what this will do is bring us some rain in the afternoon and into the evening time tomorrow. future track are showing morning we will have cloud. rain is here around lunchtime. you can see at 4:30 we have light showers around philadelphia. steady rain will be areas further down to the south. cape may kent county, delaware, that is where we will get steady soaking. this is what you can peck tomorrow. chilly day wit

what does it mean, jim and peter, both of you. what does all of this mean as far as the big question of the reunification of this country? south and north vietnam? >> well you just see the troops rolling down past the street now, and you can see they are north vietnamese troops led by north vietnamese officers and led by the poll it will bureau in hanoi. they're the power in all of vietnam now there are some who talk about politics and participation. but in fact the north vietnamese do control the country entirely. and they will determine the political future. >> you mean in fact it is reunified today if not in name? >> in fact it has been reunified, of course. >> the military might that is assembled here is worth noting. these combined weapons with china, the soviet union. plus all the weapons that american aid left behind. vietnam now has got the biggest military force in asia outside of china. the new government has been recognized by a number of diplomats. we have the chinese and the soviets. >> these are the guns and the tank

jim. >> thank you, annie. >>> you said it. nothing is more important for a fun holiday weekend than the accuweather forecast. so, cecily tynan what's the deal with that? >> the pressure is on, jim. we are starting the weekend seasonable. i'm tracking a lot of sunshine for the weekend but we do have to pretty big swings in temperatures. right now, though, it's comfortable. 77 degrees in philadelphia. it's breezy. good amount of sunshine. you'll notice, though, pittsburgh it's 65 degrees. there's a cold front moving through. this has been kicking off a couple sprinkles north of philadelphia. it's mainly coming through dry and what will happen behind this front, another area of high pressure builds in. this will bring us loads of sunshine tomorrow but a big drop in the temperatures. overnight tonight temperatures dropping down into the 40's in most of our viewing area. 30's in the lehigh valley and the weekend kickoff for tomorrow showing not a cloud in the sky. wall to wall sunshine but temperatures running about 6 degrees below

start with tommy in oklahoma. >> caller: hi, jim.ments on one oak after the earnings report came out? >> i'm not a big fan of oneok. if you want to be in this group be in either transfer partners enterprise or you want to be in kinder morgan the c-class kind. c corps. not in oneok. it doesn't have the growth i used to like. let's go to cory in massachusetts. >> caller: jim, big booyah froms. we're making history. i'm calling you on the apple watch. >> hold it. tim, tim, come in. >> caller: what do you think of horizon pharma -- >> i like it. we know that they have a great business model. i think you can go up over time. this guy is building a lot of great wealth. i think he's a winner. rodney in florida. rodney? >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: what are your thoughts on -- >> no i don't want propane or fracking sand i don't want those. if you take a look, they had a move. this is when you should sell sell sell. because i think that in the end, you don't want to be in the let's say the service b

jim handily is at our live desk with an update. jim? >> getting new information, witness accounts and the first official response to senior police officials. they describe this crash as accidental. we're hearing that all evening service between philadelphia and new york cancelled. we're also hearing that some trains out of union station up to philly have also been cancelled. some eyewitnesses from the associated press who happen to be on board, one guy said he was watching netflix when the train started to desal rate like someone had slammed the brake and in a flash second people started flying and getting out of the back of the rear cars and trying to escape through car windows. eight to ten cars tipped on their sides tonight. the front of the train was mangled. we'll >>> talking about people who have a beef with ovie saying we'll beat those guys. >> i think people called it boasting or -- it was a quote, unquote guarantee. honestly he was just saying what everyone was thinking. if -- anyone in the locker room is saying we're going to

jim in arizona. jim. >> caller: hello, mr.mer the hardest working man in the investment business. >> unfortunately, i can only work until 11:30 tonight and get up at 3:30 tomorrow i've got so much to do. what's going on? >> caller: quick question for you. the oil sector coming back to us. i want to ask you about sea drill and i want a lightning two-fer jim. core he'so oil. what do you think? >> i like corezo but when it comes to sea drill, it's sell, sell, sell time. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. t td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ame

i'm jim cramer. see you monday.hborhood supermarket. 48,000 items under one roof. >> oh, boy, it's just like a playground of food. >> you're looking at the abundance of america, in a way. >> absolutely. >> you've got to see what i found over here. >> a half-trillion-dollar industry that touches us all. >> you are empowered to make somebody's day. >> did you find everything you needed today? >> take a deep breath, because we're gonna wow you. >> a billion and a half dollars worth of groceries sold every day, reflecting what we want and who we are. i'll bet most people think they're pretty good shoppers. >> and i can tell you they're

>> well, jim, yeah.ing to create shareholder value, we're trying to return value to shareholders at the same time. and as you pointed out, the $1.5 billion is a record share repurchase for us. we're able to grow the airline this year without adding any aircraft because we've been focused on merging airtran over the last several years and our fleet was underutilized. not only is the expansion profitable from a revenue perspective, but we've got idle capacity, and by increasing our flying, we're using our unit costs. >> going to go back to the full. on monday june 1, you will be flying 11 flights from dallas to midland odessa. are those flights full now that oil's gone down so much? >> well managing our schedule is very dynamic. and of course the impact on the oil industry has been huge with plummeting oil prices. so those are examples of things that we'll have to continue to monitor. the traffic is not as strong on some of our heavy oil and gas routes as it was before. and if we need to tune those schedul

. >> dann cuellar this is jim can you hear me. >> reporter: yes, i can hear you. >> as we look at the scene from chopper six it appears that one of the eight to ten cars off the the tracks is all but destroyed, is there any indication from the ground are you hearing anything from anybody that would indicate why that might be? what happened to that one car in was there an actual impact? was there an explosion do we have any idea. >> reporter: no, again passengers did not hear an explosion. the the officers, and the the officials that i have talk with have not indicated to me that there was any kind of an explosion, however they did bring people out here from home land security, they are on the scene, on the tracks now checking it out to see if there were any signs of foul play but right now they have not determined that yet, they have not determined that at all. we are hoping to have more information about this situation, many of these passengers that survived are being taken to a near to be assembled until they can make arrangements to get them to their destination. there is quite a b

so to do this -- i agree with jim. i think this was -- it's a well-done ad. >> i do, too. >> she looks good. she's got a very authoritative presence. and i actually think there's warmth that comes through. >> and i like the fact that she throws in at the end "philadelphia is underfunded we'll try to change that in harrisburg, and if not, i'll sue them," reminding people that "i'm a tough lawyer. i'm aggressive." >> but how long would that take to ever resolve a case like that? >> but you know what? nobody cares about that. it's all about the sexy. >> she made this statement, so they liked that. the bottom line is lynne could be a spoiler in this race. >> now let's talk about polling real quick, because there really isn't any independent polling going on with this race because it's a city race. and then each candidate gets their own poll, and they're like, "oh, my goodness, i've just found out that i'm the front-runner..." [ laughter ] ...which is what happened with jim kenney recently. is there a certain dynamic here w

i'm interested in jim's answer. >> i agree. this goes back to what we were talking about earlier which is the degree to which u.s. actions in the war on terror have had an effect a negative effect, and an unintended consequence this is just one of many. i think it's part and parcel of the decision to invade iraq and to do -- to continue this very tactical approach to the war on terror. i you think that you can kill your way out of the war on terror or then you're not really understanding what is going on in front of you. you have to -- we have to be smarter about how we intervene in this whole region. this is just one of those issues that goes to the heart of it. it's what bothers me is that politically inside the united states there's like no political incentive now for anybody, either the president or the congress or anyone else, to step back and say wait a second i think the war on terror is not being conducted in the right way because the only political cost today to any politician is -- is there -- was there an attack insi

but first, today, this half-hour belongs to you, jim. and welcome to "inside story." >> thank you, brian. i appreciate it. thank you. >> good to have you here. you know, as we mentioned, a lot of people do know you by way of your résumé. longtime city councilman at large. but that doesn't mean they know who you are or necessarily what you stand for. outside of the realm of politics -- let's start here -- who is jim kenney? >> well, i'm a lifelong philadelphian. grew up in south philadelphia. lived in a very small row house in a very small street with six people and one bathroom. my father was a firefighter, and my mom worked both in the home and outside the home. so we all worked. we had pretty much a pretty good work ethic growing up, but served papers. i served the philadelphia inquirer in the morning and washed dishes at a restaurant and bused tables, tended bar, worked in a hospital, helped to support my way through college, my parents mostly paid for, but i worked to support that effort. and just grew up a regular person, hanging on

vicki. >> caller: booyah jim.f halyard health. >> a lot of people thought the quarter was disappointing. we have done more work on this company than any analyst and it was an in line quarter and the best is yet to come. we have been buying the stock for the charitable trust and i know -- look you may think that the quarter is disappointing but we'll have at a company on. we should call them. we'll have them on and walk you through the story about why 2016 is going to be a goodyear. let's go to steve in missouri. steve. >> jim booyah from st. louis. home of the cardinals. >> they're always winning. what's going on. >> my stock is high now. not sure whether to get in. it's skechers. >> that company is -- that company is -- it is an unbelievable company and it went over 100 today and i say to the best managed company in the footwear industry and maybe all aparallel. let's just give it that. $100. dan in pennsylvania dan. >> caller: booyah professor cramer. >> thank you for that. >> caller: i'm calling from west westc

we ought to go to jim in florida. jim? >> caller: good evening mr. cramer. >> how are you jim?er: it's a beautiful day here. i'll tell you that. >> beautiful day to be alive. >> caller: i think philadelphia should have signed you for a contact to try you out for baseball. >> you know what -- i could just -- this thing i could throw 440 feet and nail the guy at home plate. that's what i'm practicing after the early 50 foot expansion. what's going on? >> caller: all right. i want to see if i'm diversified in your opinion. first time caller watch your show all the time. >> thank you. >> caller: i have procter & gamble apple, smuckers, berkshire, ibm. >> i can't. berkshire we know that's warren buffett, terrific. schmuck smuckers food business. app and will ibm are too much alike. what do we need? i've been doing work on lock keed martin. it will give you dividend and growth. make that change. i like ibm. we know that but there's too much commonality. barbara in illinois? >> caller: hi jim. thank you for the call. >> of course. >> caller: now my stocks are sky works, visa eleanor,

with jim gardner. >>> monday night. story is the burned out shelf a house, the recommend napts -- remnants of a dadly dadly -- deadly fire. and they are trying to determine what caused the fire. and in coatesville, dann what is the latest on this? >> jim this is tragedy in every sense of the word. a family gathered to grieve the loss of a loved one when grief was compounded by more grief, and now three more family members are gone. this is what is left of the expanded mobile home on hill road in the rural township. charred wood and siding, a relative telling family members that seven family members gathered after the grandmother passed away last night. a neighbor said that the neighbor told her that a fire broke out on the porch just afternoon. >> she said her two aunts and cousin were killed in the fire because they couldn't get out through the hole that the uncle and the children got out of in the back of the house. and she said that the uncle tried to rip open an opening, but they refused to jump. >> two adults and t

jim. >> thank you clad. we have breaking news along the northeast extension in salford, montgomery county. chopper 6hd is over the scene of an accident where a vehicle lost control and flipped into the southbound lanes. the accident happened between quakertown and lansdale exit. the medical helicopter flew one driver to the hospital. all southbound lanes have just reopened. >>> meanwhile a deadly accident on the extension in lower macungie township slowed the start of the evening commute. two trucks collided in the lehigh valley. police say traffic was at a standstill because of construction. that's when a box truck rear-ended a tractor-trailer. the driver of the box truck was killed. all northbound lanes reopened to traffic at 5 o'clock. >>> in philadelphia, a two-year-old boy is okay tonight, that after having to be rescued from a rooftop in frankford this afternoon. "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist is live in the 4700 block of leaper street tonight. sarah. >> reporter: well, jim the investigators a

jim? >> that's right, i am told by his staff that they're taking his plane home and he'll stay for a later flight on a different plane. i wonder what effect this is expected to have on those iranian nuclear talks. we're less than a month to go before the deadline for a final agreement, and relationships very important here. >> reporter: jim, i'm not a medical expert. i do a lot of cycling. i know plenty of people that have had injuries on their femur from coming off of bikes. and recovery can be quite slow. and generally the older you are the slower that recovery will be. it's a month now for the deadline in those very important negotiation talks with the iranians. there are a number of key issues that are yet to be resolved. secretary kerry has a lot of experts working with him on the details of that. but it's his personal relationship with the iranian foreign minister zarif that we have seen is key to moving the process along. when they bet to sticking points reading foreign minister zar

jim downey, thanks so much. jim downey. and you were gone like that.u weren't good, you were gone. and, you know, good for him. that was great. he set a standard. he set a tone. you had to be good. you didn't show up and go, yeah, jim has a movie coming up. good night, everybody. you were gone instantly. so it was fun, but the writers were really great on it, you know? and the thing about how game you were, the writers were -- guys like jim and, you know, steven -- >> george meyer. >> george and people who would say how about this idea.? and because you reserved like a -- unfortunately you could say it was a movie star idiot, you could go, oh, it's cool. i always felt like, what the hell? let's play. because it was kind of like dave was -- you know, dave had to make his bones. you know, dave had to make his bones. and because he had been so severe with people already, you felt like, okay, these are the guys dave has chosen, his writers. you know, he's insisting that you be of this standard. i always felt, come on, let's try whatever you guys got. try w

>> caller: hey, jim, this is ryan calling.ant to get your thoughts on this stock. >> i still do not like that particular part of the business that's long-term care. i know the company is doing many things right to make it okay but i don't like it. jim in arizona, game. >> caller: mr. cramer, cra a w. >> better players in the game david? >> caller: big badger hey. >> what is going on. >> caller: shouldn't oshkosh vehicle maker be worth a look? >> yes, especially because municipalityies are getting wealthy. it's a good call. dennis in wisconsin, dennis? >> caller: run like the badgers. >> already had a bad run. might becoming in late. let's go to magngella. >> caller: hi, jim. regarding canada solar, despite it's disappointing performance in the stock and higher debt management risk and poor profit margins, why does the stock perform the way it is right now? >> well i think the problem is oil but, you know i've warmed up. that stock does well. i went through it. i thought that quarter was good. people were wrong to sell. scott i

>> boo-yah, jim! this is denise. first time caller long time viewer. >> i didn't know they had a beach there. fantastic. >> hey, buddy. my question is what is your opinion on turner corp? >> i actually like the quarter. i think people are too negative about it. i think they're doing well. i think you want to buy it. let's go to stefan in florida. stefan? >> boo-yah, cramer from the sunshine state. thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> i want to ask you about hanes brand. >> oh, man, that split. it doesn't matter. it makes it even more accessible. that is some company. it is well run. that is the lightning round! the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app in the app store. it lets you trade stocks options, futures... even advanced orders. and it offers more charts than a lot of the other competitors do in desktop. you work so late. i guess you don't see your family very much? i see them all the time. did you finish your deriva