earlier, we had farai live in jim bob way. now let's go back there live. thousands of people are coming together, again, people marching, calling for the resignation of robert mugabe. we see the crowds there. explain the significance of what's happening this day. >> it's hard to overstate the significance. i'm here with thousands of people. if you look behind me on the street, these are people from all walks of life in jim bob way. they are coming from the opposition, they are coming from the ruling party, they are coming from the war veterans. two weeks ago, all of these people had come out, they might have been arrested. but now they are here, charging and screaming and supporting the overthrow of the apparent could, but not a coup of robert mugabe. just take a look at this. they're shouting free tom, freedom. tomorrow is another take, but today is a day of celebration. robert mugabe, the 93-year-old leader of this country is under house arrest and he's being poresed by the military and others to leave office, to get out of town. this is a historic momen

would be happy with expect to be do leave under the new dispensation there's certainly a lot to do jim bob ways rural economy has been wrecked by robert mugabe's decades long drive to confiscate white owned farms business leaders hope can use his international connections to revitalize activity. the crocodile is promising zimbabwe and the new era of democracy hopes may be high but there are also doubts about what lies ahead. look elsewhere their news and brief from around the world amazon workers and italy and germany have gone on strike on black friday in a push for higher wages a strike involving just explore ok sions in germany and one in northern italy says that wages and benefits are relatively high in the industry. south africa's top appeals court has more than doubled oscar pistorius is murder sentence it will be ghastly it was jailed last year for the twenty thirteen murder of his girlfriend prosecutors call his six year sentence shockingly lenient will now serve the minimum fifteen years for murder minus time already served. the legal team of president transformer national securit

earlier we spoke to the good man the president and chairman of the african union alpha condé about jim bobmilitary takeover this is what he had to say. and if indeed we in the african union are against any violent seizure of power. and have issued a statement saying the army should return to barracks and return to constitutional order when it's clear we should support the legitimate zimbabwean government and in no case will we accept the forceful seizure of power. that was the president of guinea they are alpha condé here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world it looks as if the former prime minister of lebanon side . is heading to france and he's been in saudi arabia since resigning eleven days ago but now french president emmanuel mccrone has invited him and his family to spend a few days in france. said it is not an offer of exile australians have voted overwhelmingly in favor of same sex marriage in a national survey the poll was non-binding but it ensures parliament will consider a bill this year to legalize same sex unions despite opposition from

for another four years or so times brunch with the very latest from the german parliament thank you jim bob noyce former vice president has urged president robert mugabe to resign immediately. willing party to begin impeachment proceedings against the ninety three year old the embattled leader's refusal to quit following a military intervention has funded the african nation into crisis. for decades in a gobby site no one time allies of the embattled president signed the motion to run the party leader next it's impeachment. the party is instructed. to proceed with the impeachment process is against the mugabe. as it is not conceived of the anticipated confirmation of nation from this part of. mugabe who stunned the nation on sunday when he refused to quit plan to hold a weekly cabinet meeting today. meanwhile the general who led the bloodless coup said there had been contact between mcgahee and his likely successor the man he states emerson man and guy. this defense and security services i encouraged by new developments which include. the president and the form of vice president. who is expe

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working in the old days when the mornings were ruled around here, he would introduce me as reverend jim bob cramer from the church of that's what's happening now. oh, it was fun back then seem like everybody was running their own person hedge fund. seemed like a stock was here and gone tomorrow and everybody was fine with it those days are long gone there were always be a youtube video kicking around that shows you like the stock but never gain cell call, we've gone well beyond that. tonight we're taking it to the next level where i introduce you to the concept of suit of ability. what stock visits you, what investment's right for you for you age and temporament. i had been buying individual stocks for myself and for others for half decade by i got to fwoeldman in '83 in a summer intern at the time was watching -- when i could i'd go over to the harvard business school library where they'd have research information. it's so no stall jik to look back on what i'd do next when i liked a stock. these were little pieces of plastic you stuck into a machine and you read the filings, all which you

fired at was uninjured and again, jim, tonight the good news is those four officers are expected to be okay. for now reporting live at temple university hospital, bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, bob. >>> just as accuweather promised, we've been experiencing winter-like weather today with temperatures in the 30's. wind chills in the 20's thanks to some fierce winds. meteorologist cecily tynan has been tracking our cold snap and has the latest information from accuweather. cecily. >> jim, today was definitely a day to bundle up and if you're stepping outside tonight you definitely need the winter coat, the layers, the gloves, the hat. philadelphia right now the wind chill is 22 degrees. binghamton the wind chill currently 4 degrees, feels like the middle of winter. part of the reason why it's so harsh, the wind gusts today, we had a peak wind gust philadelphia 38 miles per hour. reading 35. trenton 39. millville, atlantic city wind gusts above 40 miles per hour. now, the winds are diminishing tonight but satellite and radar showing we have clear skies out there, so there are no clouds to kind of trap in the heat of the earth wit

jim i spoke with the dea agent who says the reason the place is still opened altogether is because their investigation is still ongoing. for now reporting live in willow grove bobrooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> all right, bob, thank you. >>> friends and family gathering right now to pay their respects to caleer miller. a viewing for the 16-year-old just got under way at the terry funeral home at 42nd and haverford in west philadelphia. miller and salvador dinubile were gunned down last no following a argument at 12th and ritner in south philadelphia. 16-year-old brandon olivieri has been charged with their murders. >>> police say alcohol was a factor in an early morning crash in new castle. the incident happened just before 7:00 at the intersection of boxwood road and ailers boulevard. police say a 19-year-old driving a mazda crashed into a school bus as it was stopped along the side of the road. both drivers were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> closing arguments continued today in the bribery trial of senator bob menendez of new jersey and ophthalmologist salmon melgen. one defense attorney said the government's case is nothi

for now reporting live in west chester, bob brooks, channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, bob. >>> coverage of the fire and its aftermath continues on 6abc.com with the latest on the investigation, social media updates and details on how you can help. >> ♪ >>> and we have breaking news tonight from philadelphia police. they have made an arrest in last week's murder of an 80-year-old man on east lehigh avenue in port richmond and the suspect is the man's granddaughter. "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist is live at police headquarters and sarah, you've got the details. >> reporter: jim, we have learned that police are right now in the process of charging 21-year-old patricia diotsin with murder and possession of an instrument of crime. the victim was her grandfather, 80-year-old robert gerard. police tell us she has confessed to stabbing gerard 41 times. the motive she tells police, her grandfather was mean to her. she lived with her grandfather in the row home at 2500 east lehigh in port richmond. she initially told police she came home and found her gra

senator jim langford, bob corker of course, jeff flake of arizona, todd rounds in indiana and i believe jerry maran in kansas. i had langford on my radio show this morning talking about the backstop, the trigger. he's very optimistic those four or five senators will have their concerns met. he did not want to talk about steve johnson who cares about the pass-through language, although i've seen some indication that's moving along pretty well, and nobody has spoken to senator mccain or senator collins who had unique concerns of their owns. senator collins on the individual mandate, senator mccain on process. ov overall, great optimism. i think we're going to get a bill this week. i don't know if it will get through budget today because ron johnson is a very tough negotiator in these circumstances and he waits until the last minute to get last bit of maneuvering for the sub chapter s corporations he wants. i think we're going to get a bill and i think we're going to get it this week. >> ben, the score, as you know on this bill, has not been kind. the nonpartisan congressional budget offic

. >> i'm jim bob from texas. janice: what do you think of new york city. >> i love it. it rains.ded question. i love all of them. janice: that's a good answer. yourself, too? >> absolutely. i love all of them. janice: let's do the weather real quick. the weather maps, i mean it's 51 here in new york. we have warm air pushing up from the south ahead of this cold front. the cold air is coming from the midwest, and you can see that storm system so the rain is pretty much done here in new york city. but across new england, we could see a little bit of snow flurry activity, then the big storm across the west. that's the one that's going to cause some travel delays unfortunately tomorrow and in to saturday. so, we will be watching that when are you guys leaving? >> this afternoon. janice: good. i will be sure to keep you up to date. do you want to say hi, to steve, ainsley, and brian. >> hi steve, ainsley, and brian. steve: nicely done. >> hi, steve, ainsley, and brian. we love you. steve: thank you. janice: they are awesome, aren't they? yeah, they are. >> ainsley is my favorite. jani

jim? >> thank you, cecily. a federal jury in the bob menendez corruption case is deadlocked. judge ordered them home to clear their heads and try again tomorrow morning. menendez had this to say. >> i would hope at the end of the day after they finish tomorrow, those that believe in my innocence will stand strong and no juror will be coerced into a decision. >> last week a dismissed juror predicted a hung jury. >> philadelphia police say a woman intentionally drove into a 7-eleven employee and took off. investigators are releasing this video of the october 18th attack in hopes of catching the suspect. she's seen inside the store minutes earlier. after she leaves the first time she drives back on to the parking lot where she strikes the worker and hits the side of the building. >> an update on the suspected serial robber in philadelphia that the fbi has been seeking. authorities have captured 29-year-old patrick aif rum under arrest for the hold up of the freedom credit union on princeton avenue. investigators believe he may be tied to three other bank robberies and a wawa rob

reporting over the weekend that bob mueller sent a range of document requests to the department of justice to look at what jeff sessions and others did with regards to the firing of jimho set up the june 2016 meeting in trump tower. there are a number of significant issues for bob mueller to look at. i think anybody who thinks we're closer to the end is just engaged in wishful thinking. >> carol, why does donald trump's attorney keep telling him this is almost over? just sit tight a few more weeks? >> because that's what the president wants to hear. >> that's the lawyer you want. you want that for a lawyer or ha doctor. doctor, how am i? great. >> keep in mind, the president says it's the waste of time. it distracts the country from his agenda. he also, let's be leclear, he feels this drains the legislate my si of his presidency. while he doesn't feel he's done anything wrong, there's a lot of evidence suggesting aides around him may have, and proxies around him may have, and i agree very much with jeremy. this is, to me, the beginning. we've talked to witnesses who know, they've only had the first of their interviews. they have more interviews on a range of subjects

the deficit itself that it creates is bothering at least three senators including jeff flake, bob corker, and jimangford, who said they don't want to raise the deficit. they can only lose three votes and that is six right there. alix: still ahead, as we review the week on "bloomberg best," an exclusive interview with philadelphia fed president. and retailers battle it out with third-quarter earnings as price wars take a toll. >> the price wars are affecting targets. what is amazing is they put up a beat quarter and we have shares plunging. alix: this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg best." i am alix steel. let's continue our global tour, starting with uber approving softbank's offer for an multibillion-dollar stake, setting the stage for one of the largest private share purchases ever. >> the idea is that softbank, along with other investors, will put in about $1 billion in fresh capital, and then buy about $9 billion in stock from existing investors to take a substantial stake in the company. this will come along with some governance reforms at the company to decrease the influence of th

much revenue, that is going to make it a more difficult vote for people like jeff flake and bob corker and jimangford and jerry moran who say they are concerned about the budget deficit. so watch that jtc score which will come out later today. >> isn't it stunning, though, that john mccain would come out as a yes hours before you're getting the dynamic scoring which is important? >> yes. i'm very surprised about that. i figured that john mccain would wait for that data. the joint tax committee said they were trying to produce it last night. but it was a big rush. they weren't able to. we think it will come today. so that did surprise me. >> all right, john. i need to interrupt you because we got breaking news. right now president trump is meeting with the crowned prince of bahrain in the oval office. let's listen in. >> well, thank you very much. it's my great honor to have the crowned prince of bahrain in the oval office. we're doing a lot of business. they are buying a lot of things. i heard $9 billion is thrown about. that's a very nice trip and we appreciate it. we've had a long relationsh

bob corker, jeff flake, jim langford are worried about dad. jerry moran expressed concern about the deficit but told fox he intends to support the bill. then there is john mccain who has voted against tax cuts before. g.o.p. leadership sources say they are trying to address the concerns of lawmakers but there is a limited pot of money, $80 billion before they hit the $1.520 limit that was part of the budget blueprint. >> hopefully in the end, if the process is one that's open and it has been, senator mccain will find his way to be in favor of the bill because i think on the merits, it's something he should support. >> president trump continues to sell it. here was his pitch in missouri. >> this week hopefully the senate can join the house and take that strong stand for middle-class families and for business and for jobs and for competition and for bringing money back. together we will give the american people a big, beautiful christmas present. >> republican senators sound hopeful but won't fully relax until at least 50 republicans vote to pas

reporter bob brooks has been monitoring social media. what did you learn today? >> jimsince just about everyone has a phone, they have a camera. many parts of the attack and how it unfolded was captured on camera. we were able to compile it and see it on social media. >> some of the first to arrive were simply those close enough and with a cellphone in hand, they captured the attack and its aftermath as it was unfolding. up close, a panoramic view from the skyscraper above. you can clearly see the severity of the impact. the suspect would then get out of the truck and run. some witnesses filled as he made his way through the streets and others took mental notes on the event. >> the driver didn't look like he was bleeding best of my recollection he had a dragging of the foot a bit and screaming in the street. >> others seeing bodies on the bike path, good samaritans trying to help. there was a line of police cars and fire truck rushing toward the impact between the truck and school bus and we see the medic with life saving work on those hit. finally, on instagram, a clos

bob corker, jeff flake, jim la langford, john mccain and -- who am i missing. >> susan collins.there on other philosophical grounds, but certainly that. but today, to add to the problems, the economists, the catholic bishops came out and called it fundamentally flawed, this tax bill, and said it will raise income taxes on the working poor to give a tax cut to millionaires and billionaires. now, you know, that really does something one day to pick up the group of the university of chicago crowd and the catholic bishops are united unlikely allies. >> woodruff: but there is huge pressure on the republicans and coming from the white house to get this tax bill done. >> a lot of donors say if you don't pass something -- they're not just thinking what's in the bill, just pass it, and i'll never give you another cent. republicans are feeling that a lot. they feel the pressure. it's another vote they will have to hate. >> another mark on the wall. david brooks, mark shields, happy thanksgiving weekend to both of you. >> thanks, judy. >> woodruff: now, a look at some of the best reads of

. >> all right >> coming up thor industries ceo bob martin will join jim cramer for an exclusive conversation tonight on "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnbc. >>> coming up, copper prices are going back we'll go to the futures pit for those trades, and we'll do it next "halftime report" is back in two minutes. [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. another day at the office. why do you put up with it? believe it or not you actually like what you do. even love it. and today, you can do things you never could before. you're working in millions of places at once with iot sensors. analyzing social data on the cloud to create new designs. and using blockchain to help prevent fraud. so get back to it and do the best work of your life. >>> welcome back to "the halftime report. i'm jackie deangelis we're watching copper today, down 2% on pace for its worst day in two weeks the metal is still up 23% year to date is this a pause or maybe somethin

speaker, i joined with the mayor of the city of philadelphia, mayor jim kelley, the city council president daryl clark, ouncilmember bob brady and the help usaid, call attention to how our neighborhoods would be hard hit by this republican tax plan. we stood in front of what used to be a school building in philadelphia. but has now been turned into a supportive housing facility that will soon house 37 veterans and individuals age 55 and older. it's these kinds of investments an transformations that will ve our neighborhoods forward that are at stake under the g.o.p. tax plan. we have a lot to lose under the republican tax plan. you may recall, mr. speaker, that the president at that time candidate trump went to the city of philadelphia. and said specifically targeted to the african-american community, what do you have to lose? that's what he said. he talked abthe schools. he talked about the neighborhoods he talked about all the -- about the neighborhoods he talked about all the challenges we face in urban america, particularly in the african-american community. so mr. president, we have a lot to lose under the republi

this hearing was telling mainly not because what was said but because bob corker a republican organized it. jimattis, john kelly are not going to stop the president has very high authority here. and the idea the generals will stop him or limit him saying we should stop saying and thinking because the president will decide here. that's what the hearing illustrated is a important thing to think about. >> everyone stand by. up next, they're considered the unwritten rules for women on capitol hill. it's a code to protect themselves againsexual harassme. what's being done as new allegations emerge about sitting lawmakers. stay tuned. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. did yon the national debt?ssman get elected by talking tough will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing... only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our

bob brooks live now in stafford township. you have the full story -- >> reporter: well jim, the investigation as you can see brought us deep into the woods tonight and the fbi is hopeful this is where they will make a break in this case. i want to step out of the way and show you this is where the fbi is going back to dig sites, that piece of tape hanging on the tree. we start with the view from the sky earertoday. >> from chop 6 we watches as dozens of fbi came into stafford township. tucked back in the woods they woing for hours and a line of vehicles left at 4:30 the investigation wrapped up. they said it's part of a potential break a case of two missing boys from 1975. it's report that back in april 1975, the boy were last seen nar their residence at 4:00 p.m. they were heading home after playing at a ball field. >> that is maybe margaret daily this is chilling news and likes toalk her dog back in the woods. >> and people that walk their dogs or running that come across pretty tragic circumstances. >> once the investigation wrapped up before it got dark we were able to look at what they were doing in th woods, they were dig

. >>> good morning, everyone i'm jim donovan, jurors in the bribery bob menendez are set to here closing from the wealthy friend in exchange for political favors. he and that friend salmon melgen deny charges. the trial is in the ninth week >>> lets send it over to katie for a lot forecast. >> we have had issues of fog this morning, jim, very localized issue, however so not everybody is running into that concern when we walk outside the door today just be mindful you may run into that and we have seen it mostly true in the western suburbs but storm scan even a satellite starting to clear out so we are expecting more sun then anything through the day and mid 70's for highs, right through to tomorrow, watch for a few showers night fall tomorrow and then cooler on saturday, meisha. >> and thank you so much. looking busy outside we have an accident moorestown, new jersey, new albany road closed between church road and lenola road use camden avenue. main street will be your best bet, another accident out here in media route one past baltimore pike see a lot of red 9 miles an hour bumper to bu

bob brooks live at the scene. do police think this was a targeted attack? >> reporter: jim, i can tell you that there are some good news the county prosecutor says they are hopeful for an arrest soon. but first, i'll step out of the way and show you a vigil of the victim's friends and family just gathered outside of the applebees here after what was a disturbing crime again. he was shot and killed while sitting at the bar and i am told he is devon smith 23 years old and a father and he will be greatly missed. >> it's scary because you never know when it is going to happen. >> you feel like you can't go anywhere anymore. >> a crime that cast doubt on neighbors and their general safety. a gunman walked into the lawrenceville applebees and shot a patron in the head. the young man was simply sitting at the bar and now identified as 23-year-old devon smith. >> i can't imagine. i am shocked. >> that is katie stunned about what happened. she frequents the neighborhood restaurants with her famply. >> i live five minutes down the road and here with my husband and kids all the time.

jim has. what does this tell you about where bob mueller is right now? >> well, i don't think we should look at the investigation and think we're nearing the finish line. this is very complicated. we have four active investigations right now looking into the whole russia matter. look what we've seen from the chutes. all these branches that are as jeffrey pointed out when it comes to general flynn, some of those issues dealt with before the presidency, before donald trump took office and had to do with other things that he was involved in including giving a speech in russia, so we've seen that. we've also seen 12-count indictment present ed against paul manafort and rick gates. again, connected to the mueller investigation, but in the end what i think we're seeing now is an incredeible amount of pressue being put on people such as george papadopoulos, another trump aide, who acknowledged lying to the fbi there, erin. >> the president has had flynn's back in the past. even after he fired him, he had said words to positive things. here he is. >> general fly

jim acosta referred to it. 58% of americans approve of bob mueller's handling of the investigation.a lot of republicans approve of the handling of the investigation. 28% disapprove. maybe they are the trump supporters. this is not people getting on board with the president saying this is a witch hunt and a joke. >> look, i'm a former attorney general. i have a really hard time with even the notion of polling whether a crime occurred. that's what they polled. >> 49% said there might be criminal activity. i'm saying they think bob mueller is doing a good job. >> bob mueller is viewed like a miniversion of courts and people like to think of those, people in those roles as fairly neutral. there's reason to question that with respect to bob mueller. that's been discussed publicly. look, surely van you agree there's a basis to have the discussion. the outcome of the discussion is another matter. but, these are things -- discussion and it isn't very constructive. >> van? >> i'm saying that the idea that the president and his friends are trying to discredit mueller, mueller was praised by e

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jim. >> thank you sarah. >>> a federal jury in new jersey says it is deadlocked on all 12 counts in senator bob menendez's corruption case. the judge sent the jury home to "clear their heads" and told them to return tomorrow morning. the trial is now in its 11th week. last week a dismissed juror predicted there would be a hung jury. prosecutors accused menendez of accepting gifts from a florida ophthalmologist in exchange for political favors over seven years. >>> ivanka trump touted tax reform in ocean county, new jersey, this morning. trump was joined by treasury secretary steve mnuchin, representative tom macarthur and governor chris christie. it was an invitation only event at the bayville fire hall. miss trump said both the house and senate tax proposals accomplish the president's goal. >> it is, a, reducing taxes and offering tax relief to middle income american families and b, cutting corporate rates and small business rates so that businesses can thrive and businesses can be competitive in a global marketplace. >> new jersey governor phil murphy was in newark this morning to discuss the impact of the house r

pushing on their own delivery mechanism i think that's what bob iger is trying to do celting it up for his successor. >>> let's bring in jim stewart, and ought thof of "disney war" one of the great business books if you haven't read it already >> what do you make of this deal >> well, it's utterly fascinating, i don't think disney has to do it. i think the stock market reaction indicates it's probably a better dealing for fox than disney, but i think it could be a plus for disney definitely this to me is a domino, maybe one of many from the decision to kind of cut the ties to netflix and go it on their own with the internet distribution. if you're a fox, you have to ask how many companies have the scale to do that the old models are breaking down could fox do that on its own how many over the top things are consumers going to pay for >>> the implicit med that scott is sending is tremendous, considering that news corps split into these two companies four years ago here they are selling a bulk of their assets it's supposed to be the fast-growing entity here, which has not exactly panned out, but yeah, there's a for sale sign

jim cramer back at one market as well in san fran sara, over to you. >> when we come back on the show, a possible media mega merger in the works. more fox, disney, bobr, the murdoch family author of disney war, jim stewart, weighs in quk t see wl be right back meet grant. his family. his steinway, which met a burst pipe. so grant met his insurance: you are caller number 12. which didn't quite cover the steinway. but what if he'd met pure insurance? owned by members. he'd have met: lisa, your member advocate. who'd introduce him to gustav, a temporary address, and help him get tickets to the mozart festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >>> want to take a look at shares of both disney and 21st century fox. both of which are up rather sharply yet again. this, of course, a day after our report on the talks that took place over the course of let's call it early october into early november between these two companies. focused on a deal in which disney would have bought many of the assets of 21st century fox leaving behind a company that would have been focused on news and sports, but certainly h

bob brooks live at the scene. do police think this was a targeted attack? >> reporter: jim, i can tell you that there are some good news the county prosecutor says they are hopeful for an arrest soon. but first, i'll step out of the way and show you a vigil of the victim's friends and family just gathered outside of the applebees here after what was a disturbing crime again. he was shot and killed while sitting at the bar and i am told he is devon smith 23 years old and a father and he will be greatly missed. >> it's scary because you never know when it is going to happen. >> you feel like you can't go anywhere anymore. >> a crime that cast doubt on neighbors and their general safety. a gunman

bob brooks live now in stafford township. you have the full story -- >> reporter: well jim, the investigation as you can see brought us deep intotonight and the fbi is hopeful this is where they will make a break in this case. i want to step out of the way and show you this is where the fbi is going back to dig sites, that piece of tape hanging on the tree. we start with the view from the sky earertoday. >> from chop 6 we watches as dozens of fbi came into stafford township. tucked back in the woods they woing for hours and a line of vehicles left at 4:30 the investigation wrapped up. they said it's part of a potential break a case of two missing boys from 1975. it'

bob, authorities had more information today after a weekend of investigation. >> reporter: jim, they news again think about this though on the positive side. 133 of these seniors were able to be saved. many of whom couldn't even move on their own so that's truly an incredible feat an incredible rescue mission but again, unfortunately four of those seniors still are unaccounted for. now where we begin our story we have surveillance video from inside the barclay center of some dramatic rescue. let's take a look. it's the beginning of the rescue efforts. you see a firefighter lift up a senior resident. from there it was a race against time. the opponent the massive fire so hot it was melting the rescue gear. >> they kept going back in there until their helmets were melting and cracked. >> reporter: chester county d.a. tom hogan told us grim news around 3 o'clock, t

for "nightly business report," bob pisani >>> let's turn to a bull and a bear for their thoughts on where this market may go from here. we have jim paulson, who is cautious on the maet. you get to be our bear. kevin carrone is with washington crossing advisers, our bull. thanks for joining us tonight. kevin, even as a bull, you admit historically speaking this is an expensive market. what do you make of this change in tone that bob pisani was referring to? there are signs of wear and tear here lately. >> yeah, we have a barometer we've constructed, and that barometer is still pointing towards growth. most of the data is very strong. you look at capital spending, investment spending, look at employment data, earnings. the wide swath of data is still supportive of the growth story. until that breaks materially or until the market begins to really question that story, we're going to stay with it. so we're still bullish, although we do acknowledge the market is a little bit pricey here. >> jim, let me turn to you, if i could, on that note, because i think you would agree that the market does look a little bit pricey. you're also of t

bob muler is doing his job. and it's telling you one of the things that he thinks is part of his job is to figure whether or not the firing of jimredicate for a obstruction of referral to the house of representatives and charged independently. and it would only make sense that bob mueller and team would be asking everyone in the orbit of donald trump who might have had a role in the decision to fire james comey to talk to them, ask for documents, e-mails, i would expect that's not only happening with respect to jared kushner. i think it's happening with respect to steve bannon and others. and we know there was some dispute according to steve bannon at least about whether or not jim comey should be fired. >> he said it was the biggest mistake in modern history. a president has the right to fire an fbi director, it's part of his executive privilege. for lack of a better term, why would there be possible obstruction of justice? can't he do it for whatever reason he wants. >> yeah, so this is a point of debate among some people, i think that the better view is, it's absolutely true that the president has the right and authority to t

jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night, lawmakers talk tax reform in new jersey and jurors in the senator bob menendez judge they are deadlocked. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is a slew of new charges in the penn state fraternity hazing death scandal. the new charges are based on video that officials say was purposely erased from a surveillance camera set up at beta theta pi but restored by the fbi. "action news" reporter bob brooks has the story. >> reporter: holding each other close the parents of tim piazza looked out to a room, their fight to get full justice for their son. 12 new beta theta pi fraternity members now face charges after officials say deleted security video has been recovered. according to jim piazza, it's further proof of an attempted coverup. >> we don't know what else happened other than what was seen during the video and we don't know what happened in the basement. guess what, guys, now we know. >> reporter: centre county d.a. stacy parks miller says the discoveries solidifies an extreme night of hazing those that piazza simply wanted to befriend. >> shows hazin

if the president if jim comey doesn't back off this russia investigation, i'm going to get rid of him, that's the motive that bobmueller needs to show to prove obstruction of justice and that's why schiller is such an important witness to hips team. >> what's going on with the director of cia? we hasten to add he's a man of consequence. he was number one in his class at west point, went to harvard law school. mike pompeo never one to suffer fools gladly, confident in his intellect and ability, what's he going meeting with this guy? >> it's not a great sign. >> you guys do understand that really well in your part of the world. >> well, i mean, if you believe the account and the intercept and it be hasn't been contradicted by the cia, this is donald trump saying, you know, this is the way it was quoted, that if you really want to know the facts, go and talk to this guy. and i mean, at the very least it's troubling because this person's theory runs entirely contrary to the entire intelligence community over which pompeo reigns. it would be run thing to send, you know, one of your deputies, subordinates, a few level

bob, the most important question here, how are the four police officers who were hurt? >> reporter: well, jim officers are expected to be okay. but once you see this crash and the aftermath you realize we're lucky that we can report that tonight. now, also new tonight we spoke with an eyewitness who saw it all. let's take a listen. >> they crashed against each other and then it looked like "fast and the furious." the car kept spinning. >> reporter: that's sean a witness able to give a firsthand account to the violent crash between two philadelphia police suv's this morning. it happened just after 10 o'clock in kensington. >> i seen one cop car coming up the 2900 block of d street and one was coming up indiana avenue. >> reporter: a surveillance video from a corner store we see the moments just before the suv's

jim gardner. >>> thursday night and the school reform commission is voting on whether to get rid of itself and the bribery trial of senator bob mendez ends in newark we'll tell you what happened. and the apprehension of an alleged teenage killer and police found and arrested michael huggins at an apartment complex in atlantic city. in the 100 block of north south carolina avenue. huggins flight from a youth detention center in egg harbor city is now over. live in atlantic county in mays landing is "action news" reporter, john rawlins, you have the complete story. >> it's a story that has a lot of unanswered questions, we don't have details about what actually happened as the escape unfolded inside of that detention center we may get some later on down the line. the suspect was picked up at 10:30 this morning in his 34 hours of freedom he managed to get his hands on a handgun. >> he did in fact have a gun in his possession and that is further investigated as to how he came into possession of a handgun good although armed, 18-year-old michael huggins did not resist arrest after he was located on north carolina avenue in atlanti

bob, let's begin with you at the burned out hull of the structure on the 700 block of north franklin street. first thing we need to know, has everybody been accounted for? >> reporter: well, jim, good evening. the answer to that unfortunately is no. everyone is not accounted for. and when we asked officials at a news conference earlier today has anyone been killed they couldn't give us a straight answer. behind me you see the work continues out here to make sure these flames do not reignite. without the help of neighbors aiding first responders many more likely would have been injured. it was a blaze so big, so hot that it still smoldering today. the barclay friends senior living communities went up in flames before 10:30 last night and then the mission to save seniors' lives began. >> they were running back in right into the fire. at that time it was raging. >> reporter: neighbor and witness larry kingsland says the fire crews never flinched. he says he and his neighbors knew they couldn't do it alone so he and others went in to help. >> instead of waiting i went in myself and other people just were going in the building, we were getting people out. >> reporter: he also desc

>> so, yeah, jim, based on some conversations we've had with sources, it appears that there are ongoing talks between flynn's camp and special counsel bob mueller. there are several things that this could mean. they could be negotiating a plea deal in which michael flynn would agree to plead guilty to what the government says he did wrong, and as a result he wants to distance himself, michael flynn that is, from the president's team so that he doesn't do anything to jeopardize the plea deal. that's one possibility. another even more significant explanation could be that flynn is trying to work out an agreement to cooperate with mueller's investigators. in either case, flynn would want to cut off information sharing with the president's team. but there is also this chance that flynn is preparing to fight any potential charges and believes it's no longer beneficial to work with the president's lawyers. now, the president's lawyer jay sekulow reacted to this news, issuing a statement. let me read that to you. and he said basically that no one should draw the conclusion that this means anything about general flynn cooperating against the pr

jim, i've been in house of pain for two years now. stock is blackstone, what do you think? >> 5% yield, add it in, reinvest in dividend you're fine. stick with it. bobn new york. >> caller: greatly appreciate the call csu. going down about 25, 30 since beginning of the year but now gone up 25%. need your opinion. >> i got to tell you, senior living community business is not 1 of my favorites, not going to recommend it here. other than vent os, really don't just get it. jeremy in north carolina >> caller: hey, big fan. thanks for taking the call with all the hype around chips cyprus semiconductors? >> it's too cheap. 18 written all over it mike is south carolina. >> caller: i'm a young veterinarian starting out. thanks for your help mrtx >> this is, remember i like all the targeted oncology companies but only specs no more than 5% of your portfolio. ones that win go up big, loses, make you nothing adam in florida. >> caller: boo-yah from miami beach. is it time to buy ocpko health >> it's neighborhood pain until dr. frost comes on, back away. we have to anu in wisconsin. >> caller: thanks for your passion, helping educate us and make us some money st

cooperating with bob mueller, describing to bob mueller the entire nature of flynn's dealings with the russians and don't forget, if the president -- when the president fired jim comey and engaged in that effort to stop that investigation, he was doing that ever he told comey please go easy on mike flynn. leave aside the investigation of mike flynn. so flynn is very much connected not just to the question of collusion, not just to the question of whether there were business connections between trump associates and the russians but also to the question of firing of jim comey. >> he brings up an interesting point. all of this goes back to the firing of the fbi director. >> it does. in fact, let's just go back to part of the testimony that james comey gave. he talked about that moment that jeremy bash just raised. let's take a look and talk about it on the other side. >> i hope this is the president's speaking -- i hope you can see your way clear to letting flynn go. he is a good guy. i hope you can let this go. now, those are his exact words, is that correct? >> correct. i took it as a direction. he's the president of the united states with me alone saying i hop

bob mueller. it should have been congressional, open. it is political spitballing. for sessions to look at him and say, no, i don't think so. jimn has the same position that the president of the united states does on this. how do you think that helped or hurt sessions? >> well, i think that -- you know, you want to believe that sessions is strong enough in his role, independent enough that he is taking some steps to shut down this unprecedented demand by the president to say, we really ought to have special counsel looking into this against my political opponent who i have already defeated. and for him to say, look, i'm going to have people look at this so i can go back to the white house and say, look, there's no basis for this out here. he is digging into the conspiracy files to see what he can find out about this business. he should watch. i'm sure he's watching a lot of fox news. yesterday they took apart this uranium deal. they are spinning a lot of wheels. i think sessions there asserted himself in a way the white house may not like. >> what did you think, errol? >> he's absolutely right. he knows and we're now learning a