bill: jim? jim: he'll be playing with a man who last played in a junior tournament when they were 13 and 14 years old in dallas and jordan won that one. don't forget bernhard langer's performance. incredible, at the age of 58. beginning that last round two behind with hideki matsuyama. jason day and dustin johnson. how about that pair something nick: real powerhouse. jim: and then matsuyama at age 24. 34 years younger than the man he'll be alongside, langer. kaufman, his first-ever masters appearance. no one's won in their first 1979. final round coverage begins tomorrow at 2:00 eastern time. encore performance tonight at 8:00 on cbs sports network. what are we going to see here tonight? nick: time to let the guys go, make some birdies. hopefully the golf course is set up when that's possible and we get the roars. i guarantee we're going to have a great day tomorrow. jim: disappointing die for rory. langer surprisingly surging today. spieth with a messy finish but still the man to beat. seven st

jim? jim: ernie and the champion both shot 66 today. i say friend and really, in ernie's case, it's probably more of a mentor. nick: they are very tight neither, the south african boys. he's done a great job with his foundation helping charl schwartzel, louis brothers, aren't they? jim: no question. so kokrak to play his third. peter, you had a chance to look at it. peter: it's a straightforward pitch and run under the circumstances. nick, you mentioned the slumped shoulders. when i gave him the answer that branden finished at nine under. all the air went out of his sails. which tells you how much he was trying to win this tournament. nick: then it gets expensive. peter: yeah, but you have to control your emotions. nick: it's the hardest thing, especially when you know you can't win. as you saw -- say, you let the wind out of your sails and you make some mistakes. jim: we've seen luke donald from this front bunker hit some wonderful shots in the past. needs to get up and down to share second. nick: probably will. jim: terrific bunker pl

jim? jim: thank you, bill. jordan can did, honest. he hurt. you could just hear it all in his voice. nick: you have to give him real credit to step up and talk like that. that is quite amazing to let us into his heart there because that is shattering. as he said on the 12th, you have to be so disciplined. you cannot go for that flag. jim: it's just after midnight in england. the dawning of a new day and the dawning of a new champion on the world stage of golf. danny willett has won the masters and he's headed to butler cabin. that's also true of a good car company. people have always bought cars. but we saw an opportunity in sharing cars. so we moved fast and launched a car-sharing service in 29 cities, all around the world. doing that required dozens of data centers, designed for speed and performance. we built our business on the ibm cloud. because that's what the ibm cloud is built for. we built our business on the ibm cloud. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers a

jim: he is my favorite central banker. francine: jim stays with us. plenty coming up, including setting the standard. we kick off the bank earnings season. is the ceo's recovery plan working? the negative. subzero interest rates eat into revenue. we speak with the ceo. the british public has been betrayed by the prime minister david cameron, so says former defense secretary liam fox. he is one of the campaign's leading figures and we speak to him. ♪ francine: welcome back. this is "the pulse." we have been talking about gold. that is one of the best havens out there. jim rickards has been making the case for gold going higher. we do have an exclusive interview with the ceo a little bit later on the first quarter operating income at $3.5 billion. that is actually down 24% from the first quarter of 2015. this is a bank that is skewed to the emerging markets. they were not touched by the financial crisis, but they lent a lot of money to companies when they probably shouldn't have if you speak to some of the analysts. they are trying to restructure the ba

jim: easy. nick: oh, that came out so fast. jim: it's hard to shake off the bad break you have at 15. nick: yeah. jim: didn't hit a good job but for it to be wedged up right against the edge of the bunker on the outside part of the virtually no shot to -- to play with his fourth. led to a double bogey seven. when i look at this leaked and i think most years, it ends up being chaotic on sunday. you get these players from four or five back in many cases. you know, brandt snedeker did it before. there have been a number of players through the years that have stormed from behind and made the big comeback. programs as many times as any tournament i can recall. nick: the most obvious one is zach johnson. again, horses for courses and keep it under the wind. one under today. jim: matt kuchar at three. kevin na had a big day. 66. sensational round. and that included even a five at the 18th. whee kim, 68. colt knost under par, even for the tournament. david toms, stan limit spencer levine. ben crane is at even. jason day giving away a l

follow @jim cramer. send jim an e-mail to "mad money" at cnbc.com. or give us a call. miss something? head to "mad money".cnbc.com. >>> last week jpmorgan kicked off the portion of the earnings scenic with a quarter that is a lot better than people field. ever since goldman sachs reported yesterday with dismal results, basically, we've not realized we've heard from all the financial groups. so now we've got a complete picture of the performance this earnings season. what are the crucial takeaways for this group of the s&p? trading revenues, investment revenues, what the banks make off the deposits. in terms of trading, let's say the numbers were awful. banking business was terrible too. the first quarter was a lousy time to be a banker. how about regular banks? that's why we care about the market. jpmorgan saw a 7 basis point increase. citiwas flat. any strength is thanks to the december rate hike. if we can get more tightening down the road, the numbers will get a lot better. what about the takeaway from each bank in particular? first of all, jpmorgan with the standar

jim: easy. nick: oh, that came out so fast. jim: it's hard to shake off the bad break you have at 15. nick: yeah. jim: didn't hit a good job but for it to be wedged up right against the edge of the bunker on the outside part of the bunker up against the lip, virtually no shot to -- to play with his fourth. led to a double bogey seven. when i look at this leaked and i think most years, it ends up being chaotic on sunday. you get these players from four or five back in many cases. you know, brandt snedeker did it before. there have been a number of players through the years that have stormed from behind and made the big comeback. programs as many times as any tournament i can recall. nick: the most obvious one is zach johnson. again, horses for courses and keep it under the wind. one under today. jim: matt kuchar at three. kevin na had a big day. 66. sensational round. and that included even a five at the 18th. marc leishman with a good score. whee kim, 68. colt knost under par, even for the tournament. david toms, stan limit spe

jim nantz saying so long from the.b r.c. heritage until tomorrow. >> maryland governor larry hogan has ordered maryland flags ordered to half staff for 37-year-old john ulmschneider. the firefighter killed in the line of duty last night. i'm debra alfarone. we begin tonight with breaking news in rockville where police found someone stabbed to death in a hotel. let's go to matt yurus live outside the red roof inn. matt? >> reporter: hi debra. now, police found an adult body here at the red roof inn at the 16,000 block of shady grove. i will step out of the shot and direct our viewers attention to the left door where officers are walking outside. because the victim's body is still inside this room. police have not confirmed the gender on the identity of the victim or how he or she may have died. only it is suspicious. we know this person suffered trauma to their body. there are a half dozen the room. the medical examiner arrived to the scene. we asked police why the door is open and whether or not they may have witnesses and w

it is wednesday, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brook thomas. the katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning, what is going on. >> katie, we are just dealing with is construction so that is not bad yet either. weather and traffic we will go hand and hand. >> with the dry roads we are looking good here. sun glare is an issue for next couple mornings but storm scan empty but meisha, i would say use weather as one of your segments coming up here because we are all loving this. it is so quiet outside. storm scan completely empty and will stay that way throughout the course of the day. we have one little hiccup that comes in the form of the freeze warning until 8:00 this morning. most note thably and specifically for far northwestern suburbs. draw a line from western, chester, go northwest and lehigh valley that is where it is posted with temperatures in the 30's. protect that sensitive vegetation if you have flowers, sitting out on the deck that kind of thing. we are at 30 after all in mount pocono but well above freezing at this mom

how about jim herman. he saves his best for last. that drive and ends up the longest of the week. 316 yards for herman. >> that was >> 313 yards at 17. if you don't think this guy is pumped up, he's got to try to dodge stenson's birdie attempt here. >> i'm not seeing a bunch of break in this, johnny. >> he's on the fall line. it might move a little left. it's not an easy putt to see. that's one reason why he wanted to check the other putt out so carefully. >> this is the historical sunday hole location, always there. not many guys make it on this putt. so will stenson go to augusta with perhaps a win or will he go once again with another one of these close calls in search of his first major title? >> i have it on my old chart, maybe >> this to tie herman at 15 under. >> is it enough? >> went left and then it went right. it was a double breaker. almost impossible to read that. that's what you saw roger. >> jim herman is going for the chapstick. >> anything else he's got in the bag. >> i think he hit a good one. breaking left. back the

jim, brooke? >> thank you, good morning. >> the 40th anniversary edition of the philadelphia gay news goes on sale today. >> founder mark segal unveiled the cover at special party last night. "eyewitness news" was at the pennsylvania academy of fine art where segal was joined by mayor jim kenney and former mayor, ed rendell. the award winning gay news is the nation's most honored lgbt pun case, jim and i were proud to join other members of the "eyewitness news" team at the unveiling, kind of one of those rare moment, where both the morning and night teams get to hang out together. >> exactly, great job by the philadelphia daily news and mark segal. well, coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. katie is tracking snow showers for this weekend. >> plus, her parade forecast, we will be rig >> good morning, everyone, basically sit being between systems here today. so you can expect to see clouds, at least some sunshine, and definitely a breeze that kicks in in the wake of the s

brooke, jim? >> thanks, hena. >>> meanwhile, philadelphia police confiscate dozens of illegal vehicles and dirt bikes across the city. they seized 60 atv's and dirt bikes yesterday as part of city-wide initiative. officers also made three are he was charges including narcotics violations anal looting police. police say these illegal ride remembers tearing up baseball fields, ruining parks, and hurting people. in two month, police have seized about 200 atv's and dirt bikes, if you see anyone riding around in the city call police. >> thousands of athletes are taking part in the 120th annual boston marathon today. >> now, last minute preparations are underway for the 26.2-mile race, it begins at 6:50 this morning, security will be tight, as nearly a million spectators are expected to line the streets cheering on runners along the course. this is the third race since the 2013 bombings that killed three people and injured more than 260 others. >> now, this image of boston marathon bombing survivor jeff

now jim, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. students in robbinsville mercer county will return to school will today after two days off following the tragic death of their school superintendent. counselors have been available for the grief stricken community. the those wishing to pay their respects can attend a public memorial for steven mayer tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. at princeton alliance church. the five two-year old was struck and killed on tuesday while out for a run before work. no charges have been filed at this time. >>> turning now to campaign 2016, the candidates are hitting the campaign trail right here in pennsylvania. that that is as they get ready for next week's primary. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live with more on where you can expect to find the candidates today, good morning, justin. >> reporter: brook, good morning n a word all over the state, democratic front runner hill willry clinton hit the ground running yesterday, today her husband bill clinton will be stumping for her in harrisburg and their

jim comes right over. and decides that is not good enough.d, i'm lucky to have a couple friend in this town. migrate friend and jim pick up my couch, put it on the elevator, care it down the hall. jimmies dressed, button down shirt, tayoun. >> i was on injury i duty that week. >> yes, and he became a mover. >> we have a job to do. >> it was awesome. >> it was really nice. i kind of forgot about how all of my things were broken and it was just amazing, you know, to be among people who care but. it was just nice. really good first welcome to the city. >> we love brook. we immediately had this chemistry on set, and we're just so thrilled that she's here. i'm looking so forward to getting up at 2:00 a.m. each morning as long as i know she's on the desk with us. after the morning show we are on facebook live so if you have questions and you have a facebook account, come on, and log on to my page jim donovan fans and brook will be answering questions as we continue the show. >> great stories indeed, jim donovan always solving peoples problems. good

finally belongs to 38-year-old jim herman.stop for him, augusta. >>> there's an explosion, a loud bang. >> we were sleeping and we woke up to a big boom. and smoke. >> passengers in shock, following a deadly derailment. just minutes after leaving philadelphia, an amtrak train hit a piece of equipment on the tracks, killing workers and derailing the lead engine of the train. tonight, nbc 10 tries to uncover why this happened. thanks for joining us, i'm denise nakano. two amtrak work remembers dead, 35 passengers were injured. the accident happened around 8:00 this morning in trainer, delaware county near chester. the train was headed from new york to savannah, georgia, when it hit the equipment. tonight, investigators are on the scene working to determine what went wrong. amtrak train service remains limited at this hour. we have team coverage of the deadly derailment. we begin with nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal who is live in trainer. the ntsb just gave an update on the derailment what have you learned? >> investigators say it is

brooke and jim?ll, jim, also some new numbers out about customer complaints when it comes to flying, it turns out, the airlines have some work to do? >> reporter: yes, that's right. new report finds that traveler complaint are at their highest level in more than a decade, they jumped 34% last year, and it comes even though more flights are arriving on time, airlines are losing fewer bags, so the author of the report thinks that passengers recent extra fees, for things like checked bags, that makes them quicker to complain when something goes wrong. i recent those fees, i don't know about you. >> the nibbling he will and diming doesn't bother me, real. >> i no? of course it does. >> thanks so much, jill. we ' check in with you a little later on. >> now, meanwhile, for one group of kids in glands, they spent their easter egg hunt in the middle of a manhunt. >> i know you won't believe this. when the kids were looking for eggs, they saw two men run across the grass with a helicopter overhead. so, the gr

brooke, jim? >> thanks so much. jill. appreciate that. well, international authorities hope new video can help them track down a suspect in last month's deadly terror attacks in belgium. we have seen the so-called man in the hat in the original airport video. well, now there is additional footage showing the suspect escaping after his accomplices blew themselves up. the man walks past a hotel, across a parking lot, investigators say he's the only survivor linked to the airport and subway terror attacks. thirty-two people were killed in those attacks. >> want zero get up close to sharks without swimming with them? >> brand new exhibit you will want to check out. jan? >> brooke, and jim, you only have to be brave enough to cross the longest, the rope suspension bridge, shark bridge, the newest exhibit here at the aquarium. we'll take you behind the scenes straight ahead. >> i just got the chills. forget about golf cart. got to tell you about the trendy new way golfers are cruising around the course. >> does that music freak you out? if it d

>> reporter: he had plenty to say, jim. good evening.onald trump has come and gone from here in west chester and despite all the talk about him toning down his oratorical bomb pasts, the same old trump showed out here on the campaign trail today. donald trump gave the jam packed crowd what 33 came for a performance attacking his opponents the median the republican party establishment. several hecklers were escorted out. >> oh, get out of here. >>> who is this guy? who is this guy? who is he? who is this guy? go home to mom. >> reporter: all this as a massive crowd of anti-trump demonstrators were in the streets in the heart of west chester university's campus. trump lambasted his two gop rivals john kasich and senator ted cruz. last night they announced a political shot gun marriage in a desperate move to stop trump from getting the number of delegates he needs to get the nomination on the first ballot this summer. >> two grown politicians have to collude against one person who is only been a politician i hate to say that about myself fo

good evening, holly. >> reporter: jim, the u.s. and russia have both backed a new partial truce in syria which began at midnight last night, and it seems to be holding in parts of latakai province in the country's north, as well as around damascus, the syrian capital. but the truce doesn't apply to aleppo where so much of the fighting is taking place as the syrian regime, backed by russia and iran, tries to recapture all of the city. a cease-fire agreed to months ago has now broken down, and this past week, we've seen disturbing internet video coming out of aleppo as residential neighborhoods in the rebel-controlled parts of the city have been pummeled. on thursday, one of the few remaining hospitals in rebel-controlled aleppo was destroyed by an air strike. doctors without borders, the international aid group that supported the hospital, said that it was targeted pie a direct hit and that 50 people were killed. the international committee of the red cross said that four more medical facilities, including a cardiac hospital, were a

real dog to jim, that's all that matter.ake you out to the eyewitness weather watchers, generally speaking, so many pretty typical temperatures at this hour, temperatures mid who's in a lot of spotment take you up to the lehigh valley, 44 degrees coming in from julia. just got clouds at the moment. see wet weather in a second, but just got the clouds for now. that's good news for her. we take you bit further off to the south here, see, to four p degrees, comes in to us from phil in north wales, with just clouds as well. saying he had to some rain overnight, at the moment just clouds, but isn't necessarily going to stay that way. we go to one more, 46, i mean, seeing the theme here with the temperatures, very, very system, one. folks that is seeing rain, in marshall ton, delaware, light rain, calm winds, not like winds driven rain but it is out there and slowing us down, which meisha will talk about obviously. here is a look at what storm scan is producing, pretty scat nerd nature, and a lot of this is a bark worse than the b

hey, jim. there's a pep rally going on at this very moment here at nrg center. we have about 3,000 very excited wildcats with us here tonight. we're waiting on the pep fans and the clear leaders. you can fee -- cheerleaders. you can feel the electricity. one more win. the v's are up tonight. the host is the president of villanova university, father peter done lieu. he's become a pretty popular guy around here. you finally know what it's like to be a member of one direction. [laughter] >> the old one direction. >> reporter: it's exciting that everyone is so pumped up for villanova. >> very exciting. there are people flying in today. i mean, we expect the hotel told us that after the game tonight that they're cutting it off at 3,000 people. >> reporter: wow. >> that they're not let anything more in. >> reporter: you just flew in this morning. >> yes. from newark new jersey. i'm from philadelphia. >> i'm from new york. >> reporter: you just grabbed whatever flights you could get. >> left at 2 o'clock this morning, got up to the airport. >> right after they won on s

. >> i'm jim donovan. also, checking weather and traffic together in just a minute. >> first, here's what you need to know to start your day. it is the morning minute. >> rebounds, he scores. >> after that, it all fell apart for the orange and black. >> wind up, blast and score. tries again. scores. >> he is a dangerous individual, we're very happy to get him off the streets. >> suspect accused in the shooting after philadelphia police officer set for arraignment later this morning. >> i watch our police and our firemen down at 7-eleven, down at the world trade center right after it came down. >> an unfortunate slip of the tongue, trump mistakenly mentioned the name after convenience store chain instead of 9/11. >> there is a way that -- >> okay, i want you to show me. >> i will try. first, use a fork. >> always good to use a fork. >> you got a forkment then just take a little bit off the top right here. >> okay. >> then just use as much as you want. >> (laughing). >> that is actually exactly how you eat c

jim herman just strikes each day, brings new possibilities. that's why you need a partner dedicated to helping your company reach its goals. u.s. bank -- the power of >> at the 7 itnd hole, stenson double breaker. stenson getting behind that to get a read of exactly where that how about jim herman. he saves his best for last. pipes that drive and ends up the longest of the week. 316 yards for herman. >> that was impressive. >> big drive at 17 too. >> 313 yards at 17. if you don't think this guy is pumped up, he's got to try to dodge stenson's birdie attempt here. >>ac i'm not seeing a bunch of br yeak in this, johnny. >> he's on the all line. itsaight move a little left. it's not an easy putt to see. that's one reason why he wanted to check the other putt so carefully. >> this is the this calls in search of his first major title? >> i have it on my old chart, maybe a ittle left. >> this to tie herman at 15 under. >> is it enough? >> went left and then it went right. it was a double breaker. almost impossible to read that. that's what you saw r

brooke, jim, back over to you. >> thank you so much.stigators are trying to figure out what caused the deadly amtrak crash in delaware count. >> i the train hit piece of heavy equipment killing two workers. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live, near the scene, in chester, what's going on right now, jan? >> reporter: well, brooke, jim, now that it is little lighter, amtrak has been out here moving heavy pieces of equipment around, on the tracks, so activity is picking up. there are quite a few items on the agenda today. not only the crash, investigation continuing here on scene, but also, two autopsies are scheduled today, for those two amtrak workers, who were killed yesterday. now, their names have not yet been released. but some lawmakers who have been briefed on the situation say they're long time employees of amtrak, one was 40 years, the other 20 years of experience, and that they were the back hoe operator, as well as supervisor on scene here yesterday. now, take a look at the video, this is what it look like her in chester

>> caller: boo-yah, jim. i appreciate you. >> boo-yah, kim. >> caller: my question is one of my mar yet genetics. >> it's a company that has news all the time, and i've got to do home work before i make a judgment on that. let's go to kay in oregon. kay? >> caller: hi, jim, this is kay. boo-yah, thank you for all you do for us small gamers. my stock today is harmon industries. >> harmon has been hurt by a strong dollars and hurt by what people think is a slowdown in the autos. i happen to like harmon. i think it has a good business. i at not going to say no to buys harmon right here at these prices. have a position and wait for the quarter. that strong dollar is playing havoc with them. >> let's go to yogan in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. boo-yah. abms i bought at very high price, so hold, sell or -- >> let me check my bible from the street. did we do a profile on that one? i don't know it and i've got to come back. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of "the lightning round." >>> "the lightning

. >> i'm jim donovan. preview of the flyers game five tonight. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in our morning minute. >> ♪ >> the music industry is mourning a legend this morning, prince died yesterday morning, at the age of 57. >> i grew one principal. so this one hurts. >> an autopsy is scheduled for today. >> this is nonsense. now, you all got to go to the woman's house and let her know that the baby i send out to school this morning i may never see again. >> sixteen year old died after getting assault from the other student at school. >> we need your help, stand with us as we fight for the middle class. >> democrat i had can't dates both making stops. battling for votes ahead of tuesday's primaries. >> on the republican side, donald trump rallying for vote in delaware. >> tim ' not pouring bailey's in my cereal, not here trying to find a johnny walker. >> i'm not pouring bailey's on my cereal. a very specific reference. i'm going to threat myself to little bailey's on my lucky charles. might be the lucky charles and bail

. >> reporter: jim, i can tell you he was calm, he was poised. he gave thoughtful answers. he was very relaxed. how that translates onto the football field only time will tell. went was here at the team's practice facility and he got his jersey today. he'll wear number 11. he's been at the team's practice facility all afternoon. went did a meet and greet with some season ticket holders. some fans came out of the room and they described him as a quote/unquote great guy. wentz is not expected to start right away but make no mistake the birds view him as their franchise quarterback. he says he is okay with however the team handles his development. >> as a competitor you want to be out there but i understand that there's a lot to that and i'm just going come in and learn. that's not for me to died. i'm going come in learn and compete my tail you have. when coach feels fit for me to go out there i'll go out there and hopefully do well. latch night coach doug pederson described carson wentz as a guy that reminded him of brett farve. the seeing eagles still have to deal with the s

good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan.he officer doing in just a minute, but first, here's what you need to know today. it is your morning minute. >> dangerous city, a lot of guns out there. >> philadelphia police officer has a brush with death, when he is shot in the line every taught. >> i two people are in custody this morning, and now philadelphia police say they're searching for a third suspect,. >> this is huge, i mean, this could potentially save his life and the lives of so many children. medical marijuana now legal, in

today is friday, april 29, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. hope you are having a great morning so far. meisha here with traffic, katie here with your forecast, good morning. >> good morning, tgif. little slick out there. >> i know, but we already have a spin out crash. i'll get to that in just a moment. >> obviously wet weather to dodge. radar doesn't look all that impressive, but definitely some rain out there, coming through very scattered, off and on throughout the course of the day here today. yes, doesn't look like much, right? but definitely damp roads to work with, meisha will have all of your traffic cameras coming up. at the moment looks can be deceiving. what i would tell you is this. it will be one of those days where it is off and on with light rain, and/or drizzle, it is cloudy, it is not necessarily super windy out, there but it is damp and chilly. so, 46 degrees currently at the airport, in the a terribly far cry from where we stood yesterday with the temperatures at the same time. but once more, like we saw yesterday, you are

>> reporter: jim, the street opened up a few moments ago. the action cam was first on the scene here right after a police cruiser that was responding to a call apparently hit a 13-year-old boy. you can see from the video that that 13-year-old was alert, was conscious and talking with the emergency crews as they strapped him onto a stretcher. he was taken to hahnemann university hospital. now, police shut down this very busy roadway here on a friday commute for about a half hour as they investigated. they interviewed a couple witnesses about what they saw, but again, that officer apparently was responding to a call, lit that 13-year-old right here at the intersection but that 13-year-old does not appear to have life-threatening injuries. we are live in spring garden, jeff chirico, channel6 "action news." >> i said girl. my apologies. thank you jeff. >>> despite our very warm temperatures, we have got a cold front bearing down on us and that will cause some showers, maybe even some thunderstorms. let's check in with double scan radar and cecil

i'm jim sciutto.s you heard right there, last night's showcase, the very different approaches that hillary clinton and bernie sanders take to politics. many casting sanders as the dreamer, clinton liking to see herself as the doer. let's talk about the debate with our panel. patty solis doyle, supports hillary clinton, ben winkler supports bernie sanders. ron national spokesman for the cruz campaign. let's begin with the democrats in washington first. there was a moment a little more than a week ago where sanders said hillary clinton wasn't qualified. then they said let's put the gloves back on. we want to focus on trump, blah blah blah, that disappeared last night. that was a rough night head-to-head for the democrats, patty. >> yeah, it was definitely the most fiery they have gotten with each other ever and i think it's for two reasons. one, first of all, it's been a long, grueling year and i think it's fair to say they're just not that into each other anymore. and second of all, it's imperative for

i'm jim cramer.farnoosh: tt on follow the leader. >> this definitely has potential. it is a billion dollar brand. >> farnoosh: paul mitchell systems and patron tequila, two companies that seem to have little in common, but these billion dollar brands are both the brainchild of one man, john paul dejoria. >> this is a big decision to make. son of a gun, i never said that. >> farnoosh: he's 71 but still driven and focused, and believes he's about to launch his third billion dollar idea. >> john: aubio is a gel that help treat cold sore virus. >> farnoosh: we're embedding with jp for 48 hours to take an intimate look at how he's managing his ever-growing empire. where are you taking me? >> i'm taking you to the bomb shelter. >> farnoosh: often solo, from an office in his home that doesn't even have a computer. are you calling 411?

>> reporter: jim, police say the murder suspect has now been arrested. he's formally charged with murder. he confessed completely they say but only after trying to pin the murder on his five-year-old daughter. this is a neighbor's recent photo of four-year-old tahirah phillips who died of a gunshot wound to the head saturday afternoon inside her kensington home by the hand of her own father. under arrest and charged with murder, her father, 30-year-old maurice phillips police say the child was watching tv with her six siblings ranking in age from 13 years to seven months old when her father entered the room and pulled out his gun. >> comes into a room, a very small room, all seven of the kids are in there watching tv. he takes the gun out and in a reckless manner starts waving it and pointing it and it discharges one time and strikes his daughter. >> reporter: police say phillips tried to frame the killing on his victim's five-year-old sibling. >> he took blood and actually wiped it on her shirt to try to even more so show that she's the one that fired t

>> caller: hi, jim! boo-yah. thanks for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: my question is about emc. i own several hundred shares. i know that there's a pending dell takeover. >> right. >> caller: i wanted to find out from you whether i should hold these till the takeover or should i sell it? >> no, no. linda from my home state of new jersey -- you've won. declare victory. let's move on. we've got a lot of stocks getting hammered here. i would rather have you, buy, buy, buy, than hold on to emc. jim in maine. >> caller: hi. thanks for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: my question is around in trexon. it took a nose dive yesterday. do you know why it happened? >> there is an eight-part series going on. i'm not going to mention it because it's anonymous and i think that's wrong. i think the s.e.c. shouldn't allow that kind of thing. that's what's going on. it's a complete and utter slam job. i ain't participating. bill mueller who i regard as being one of the finest investors of our lifetime thinks

jim has no plans to part with any of his collection. in fact, he's only expecting his children to cash in once he's gone. >> my goal is when i pass away to have an auction for my seven children. >> reporter: an auction that will keep them living in style for generations to come. for "nightly business report," i'm robert frank. >> that does it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. have a great evening. have a great evening. i'll see you tomorrow. announcer: "imagemakers" is made possible by the members of kqed. [ keyboard clacking ] [ whoosh! ] [ light switch clicks ] [ train passing ] [ indistinct announcement over p.a. system ]

jim eisenhower, attorney. welcome.e're glad to have you back. >> thank you, monica. >> and sam katz, documentarian. thank you all for being here today. we appreciate that. the new mayor, jim kenney, is proposing a possible 3% tax on soda in the city of philadelphia. that's three times, by the way, what the only other city in the country, berkeley, california, has passed and had a successful run with. he says it will raise about $430 million over four years to help out in tight budget times, which is certainly a good thing. but the controversy, i guess, is whether the soda manufacturers will do a huge pushback and whether the tax, in fact, will be passed along to consumers. that's a double-whammy for folks if in fact they have to pay for it. what do you think, sam? >> well, this is a very complicated story because it's not just about the tax, it's what the mayor wants to do with the tax. the pre-k initiative that was part of his mayoral campaign is meritorious in every way except implementation. and there are stories th

i'm jim axelrod, and this is a western edition of the broadcast. the road to the presidential nomination runs through wisconsin next tuesday with both parties holding primaries. for republicans, 42 delegates are on the line. for democrats, 96 delegates are at stake, including 10 superdelegates. wisconsin will not make or break any of the candidates, but a loss could signal a rockier road ahead for republican front-runner donald trump. here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: donald trump crisscrossed wisconsin today trying to rebound from one of the toughest weeks of his otmpaign. >> i'm not doing well because orbody knows my-- my message. g reporter: with polls showing trump losing ground ahead of hxt week's primary, he's ammering ted cruz and john kasich on trade. >> we're being drained of our manufacturing and our jobs. we're being drained like we're children. >> reporter: and defending himself over his shifting statements on abortion-- >> nobody has greater respect for women than donald trump. >> reporter: --protecting his campaign manager who is

i'm live from norristown, chad pradelli for channel six "action news", jim? >> thanks, chad. >>> tonight is first round of the nfl draft and the eagles did exactly what everyone expected, they drafted a quarterback, from north dakota who says the eagles are the best fans in the nfl. he knows exactly what he needs to do. >> he was well coached. almost like a politician. there were two quarterbacks in the nfl draft and eagles get one of them. bird hope word commissioner uttered earlier this evening changes the fortunes of the franchise. >> with the second pick in the 2016 nfl draft, the philadelphia eagles select carson wentz quarterback. >> wentz is 6-foot five, 235-pound quarterback from north dakota state. the last time eagles pick this high they drafted donovan mcnabb and that work out pretty well. wentz led north dakota state to two championships. he is a winner. some experts say he remind them a bit of brett favre. >> jamie apody is live at chicago at nfl draft where she just heard from wentz, jamie. >> reporter: ducis, wentz was so humbled by those compa

jim. >> thank you, john. >>> mayor jim kenney remembered snider today as a visionary who brought the flyers franchise to philadelphia. kenney said the team brought him many happy days while he was growing up in south philadelphia. >> flyers have a special place in my heart because what they did in 74 and 75 and in 2016 we should do it again for ed. >> representatives of the other philadelphia professional sports teams offered that condolences to snider and the flyers family today. philadelphia eagles ceo jeffrey lurie released this statement saying ed was a true visionary and a pioneer who did tremendous things for our city and for the sport of hockey. he was driven by a relentless pursuit of winning and passion for the sport was genuine. >>> josh harris managing general partner of the philadelphia 76ers said "ed continually poured his heart into making the difference in the lives of those around him and he stopped at nothing to make the city of philadelphia a better place for everyone. he leaves behind legacy of civic pride charitable acts and philanthropy that is truly unmatched ."

. >> i'm jim donovan. we have the true story of brotherly love in tonight's championship game that's divide ago family, but first, here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> big crash, bang, loud bang, and the whole train shook. >> investigators now have data and video from the amtrak train that crashed into a back hoe in delaware county. the two amtrak workers again were killed and three dozen others who were on the train had to be taken to the hospital. >> must have been some kind of breakdown, some type of communication. and because that far, we've got two men dead. >> tonight is the night. villanova takes on north carolina in the national championship game. >> this will be a hell after game. this will be a good game. >> those candidates are stomping for votes in wisconsin. ahead of tomorrow's primaries. >> nominating donald is a gift wrapped present to hillary clinton and the democrats. >> entertainer of the year, jason al dean. >> ♪ >> lots of stuff in our morning minute, train crash lead

. >> reporter: good evening, jim. ed snider's reputation around this town was legendary for hard nosed businessman with sharp elbows, who played hard ball when it came down to dollars and cents but here's a look at his tender love for his adopted hometown. the youth hockey program in this city rec center in cobbs creek is profoundly built up when ed snider's youth hockey program came aboard in a partnership ten years ago. the it is one of five programs in city recollect sent's cross the city. >> only thing he has attached his name too. so he is told us that he wanted it to be his legacy. >> reporter: in the beginning it was all about teaching inner city youth about hockey but it evolved quickly into more, much more. and 3,000 kid, now participating a week. 1900 after school each day, and, tom brown has been with the snider program since 06. >> i react to this program not just involving hockey is, you know, vital and very important, you know, just progression of young peoples mind. >> we've involved. we have now added

brooke, jim? >> thanks a loft i can't believe i was never a member. >> i know. >> i've cut down my visits. because of the show. they're not open at 4:00. >> thanks a lot. >> two philadelphia police officers are cleared after violent confrontation during a traffic stop. keith robinson and sean mcknight both acquitted yesterday. surveillance video showed them hitting najim laachraoui i riviera after pulling him over back in 2013. but the officers said they only used enough force to subdue rivera. both officers say they want their jobs back. >> more than 400 people who march from philadelphia to washington, dc are under arrest this morning after a sit in on the capitol steps. it took hours to process the so-called democracy spring protesters, the group demonstrating against congressional inaction, and the influence of money in politics. they left from independence hall after a rally there earlier this month. >>> supreme court nominee merit garland making the rounds on capitol hill. among the senators