. >>> trial for five two-year old lee kaplan is underway, kaplan is charged with section timely assaulting six sisters at his home in feasterville. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us live where mother of the girls took the stand today, greg. >> reporter: ukee, not only did the mother of those girls take the stand this afternoon but one of his alleged victims did as well, now 19, she said that kaplan fathered two children with her, first when she was just 14 years old. the disturbing allegations against lee kaplan played out in the first day of his trial in doyletown, bucks county prosecutor kate kohler says kaplan manipulated danielle and savilla stoltzfus after meeting number 2003. the couple was in the properties zest of leaving am ish community and looked at kaplan for guidance both financially and spiritually. prosecutors say kaplan brain washed stoltzfus and her children. savilla stoltzfus spent wednesday morning and part of the afternoon testifying about her and her daughter's relationship with kaplan how she gifted her children to him when asked whether she would allow k

sot:candice kaplan, wife//"glen, please come home. they kids, they're scared."this concord family has been worried sick for the past five days after their loved one 48-year-old glen kaplan went missing on mother's day. sot: patricia fabsits, mother//"we went to say goodbye and he was in a hurry. that was the last time i saw him, was him going out the door."they say kaplan left claiming he was off to a meeting but hasn't been back since.something out of character for the father of two.sot: patricia fabsits, mother//"he would never leave his kids. it's just he's never done that he's was reliable. there's just something wrong." kaplan's family is concerned by his sudden disappearence as they say he's been upset after a recent diagnosis.they've been getting the word out, making flyers, and keeping tabs with concord police who they say told them kaplan was last seen at the arco on clayton and ayers road monday morning at 8. sot: candice kaplan, wife//""and he was there he was alone and he was fine, still wearing the same clothes as sunday."concord pd say to be on the

two of the girls were kaplan's own children, fathered with one of the girls gifted to kaplan by her parent. that girl's parents face sentencing on endangerment charges after kaplan's trial. >>> also happening today, jurors in the trial of david creato junior resume their deliberations, creato is accused until the murder of three year old son brendan in october of 2015. last week jurors watched video of creato's interview with police after brendan was found dead. kree at owe insists his son died after wandering away from home. he faces live in prison if convicted. >>> down south a fight over san too area cities turns physical in the texas state capitol. now this happened as hundreds of protesters opposing the state's new sanctuary cities law packed the rotunda, then spilled into the house gallery. lawmakers scuffled, one called immigration and customs enforcement, and another says his colleagues threatened him. new law which becomes effective later this year would compel local application to enforce federal immigration law. happening today recent aggression from north korea is prompting the

kaplan.ing. it's a mystery, all original, and i love that phrase, managing the choreography of what to do with the balance sheet. alix: what's the -- what are they doing right now? tom: they wouldn't answer. it's not that they are proprietary, but they are concerned about letting it out. but they are worried about tantrums and market instabilities with multiple sets of things they have to do. jonathan: something i struggle with, how'd you unwind of $4.5 trillion balance sheet? tom: slowly. slowly. jonathan: well, then it's not significant. tom: i asked him how long the glide path would be. you couldn't see it on the radio. he kept doing this. i said -- how long is this? he wouldn't answer. alix: as we heard yesterday, they don't want to make a prediction. how do they start without knowing? tom: the way they start, and he answered this directly, rates are more important in the balance sheet and they bring rates up as they normalize and he gets easier to deal with the balance sheet. ofmade very

so far, there is no word on where kaplan may be.olice say they don't suspect foul play at this time. back to you ( marty ) and happening now. the search continues for a san francisco father who also went missing on mother's day. this is 48-year-old piseth ((pah-seth)) chhay ((chai)). he had gone on a hike with some family members earlier that day... but his wife says when she came home from her night job he was not there. the man works as an uber driver... the company said the last time he used the app was early sunday morning and they are not able to track his after that. ( marty ) police are looking for the armed thieves who robbed a costco. it is not the first time something like this has happened at the danville store.. but this time --- one of the robbers fired a gun. kron four's spencer blake has the story. aside from the people who check your costco cardsthere was someone else keeping an eye on things friday."all of the sudden i see security like right at the front door. most of the time i don't see it that much at the front

councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan tagged along on a neighborhood "reality tour."ty responds to illegal dumping and pothole complaints needs to be revised.rebecca kaplan/councilmember/nats- "not only do we need more paving, and more pothole filling, and more clean ups of illegal dumping, but we need where those resources go to be focused on where the greatest need is and not just on who complains the most." kaplan says right now, some communities are under served, simply because they may not have access to computers or phones to properly file complaints... but something can be done about it. she says the city can make it easier on the people who live here, by assigning public works crews to specific zones...bounce around town responding to complains on an individual basis.rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "it is something i have proposed in the upcoming budget discussions and we'll be talking about it at city hall on tuesday."jambi borens/neighbor- "it affects your quality of life." and, longtime borens says this is no way to live. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron fou

concord pd say to be on the look out for kaplan's grey toyota camry with a large white hb sticker in the rear window and california license plate 6ubm724. in concord ella sogomonian kron 4 news. in vallejo... over the weekend, there were at least 15 reported car burglaries and thefts. some happening in the community off columbus parkway in the hills. one the warming trend will continue this afternoon and into the weekend as high pressure builds off the west coast. cooler temperatures returning by the early and middle part of next week. dry weather is forecast through next week. (dog) mmm. this new beneful grain free is so healthy... oh! farm-raised chicken! mmm...that's some really good chicken. i don't think i've ever tasted chicken like this. what!? here come the accents. blueberries and pumpkin. wow. that was my favorite bite so far. not even kidding. i mean that was... ...oh! spinach! mmm. that's like three super foods. pretty, uh, well...super. now i got kind of a pumpkin, chicken thing going on... ...whoop! time to wrestle. (avo) new beneful grain free. out with the grain, in w

brainard and kaplan see little inflation.gh is enough to germany, build more b.m.w.'s in america. meanwhile, ths a tug of war from the east room to the west wing. good morning, everyone, this is "bloomberg surveillance." live from our world headquarters in new york. i'm tom kean. nejra in london and francine on assignment. what an important announcement of this nonpoll in the united kingdom. how is it taken by the london media? announcer: nejra: we've seen the reaction in sterling and seen it dip. theresa may said recently she warned not to be complacent because just the loss of about six seats could mean bad times for the conservatives and here this poll saying they could lose as many as 20 seats which would mean no majority for the conservatives and of course, you know, this really causes concern when we initially thought it could be a done deal. tom: emma ross thomas was great from london. a lot of nuances and we'll cover those in the hour and across "surveillance." to our first word news, here's emma. emma: in kabul, a di

prosecutors say kaplan assaulted six of them, including one, who he impregnated twice.authority say the parent that far girl gave her to kaplan after he helped them financially. >> new information this morning, in the murders of a brother and sister in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. police say they've found no sign of forced entry. another sister found the bodies in the home along the 1900 block of east clearfield street. police say someone shot the 54 year old man and his 49 year old sister. the search for the killer continues. >>> 4:38. investigators are still trying to figure out what started that fire that killed two children, and their grandmother, 52 year old monique gloriane her grand two grandchildren nine year old prudentes, p year old dean figueroa died over the holiday weekends. monday evening's father said he does have a theory, there is the pictures of the victims right there. jeff cole out on the scene, he shows a gas can that they found along the wall of their berks street home along with some charred boards covered it. he is worried that someone

paul: so you have, you purchased kaplan for $1.purdue for a buck? >> i wanted 50 cents -- [laughter] in the negotiation, we settled out. they'll have a chance the it's successful through a services agreement, they're going to do the back office stuff. all the academics will be overseen and -- paul: but they'll do marketing too, right? >> under our supervision, strict supervision. paul: okay. >> but if it's successful, then over the course of time they will earn out the value that they built in a really fine university over the course of a couple decades. paul: there's the sense they just couldn't make it as a for-profit institution, and they needed to move under their auspiceses? >> they've spoken for themselves, so i think i'm within my rights to recap they felt that the, their mission -- and they're very idealistic about their mission. it's important to note, the average student they're serving is a female, three-quarters are, 33 years old, has likely to be -- as likely to be minority as not. 55% are first generation college stud

in bucks county, the lee kaplan trillion is underway. he's accused of keeping a dozen girls in his home and sexually assaulting many of them. they gave their daughters to kaplan including one whom he impregnanted twice. the woman told the jury that he has a trusting relationship with kaplan and he he them how to be wise. >> jurors could not reach a unanimous decision for the fate of david create oh after five days of deliberations. fox 29's bruce gordon has been covering case from the beginning and joins us live from camden. >>reporter: ian, in a case built entirely circumferences evidence it cannot be too much of a surprise, but that doesn't lessen the devastation on both sides of this case. kristin shaw and brand sedan's mother with her hair up in a bun brushed past reporters. any comment. >> yes, please let the family through. moments earlier inside the courtroom jurors had told judge john kelly he could not reach a unanimous decision. accordingly at this point in time i'm going to dismiss you and thank you for your services the 23 ye

councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan tagged along on a neighborhood "reality tour."stating the way the city responds to illegal dumping and pothole complaints needs to be revised. kaplan says right now, some communities are under served, simply because they may not have access to computers or phones to properly file complaints... but something can be done about it. she says the city can make it easier on the people who live here, by assigning public works crews to specific zones... in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (averi harper) traveling through sfo saturday morning requires patience. security lines were long... almost heading out of terminal doors.hundreds of thousands of passengers will pass through sfo memorial day weekend.and while, you can always expect the airport to be busy around a holiday... runway maintenance added another level of frustration for passengers heading to holiday destinations.sfo closed down one of its major runways for repair ahead of the summer travel season.and while it might make takeoffs and landings smoother in the future.pa

home last summer, two were his own children father he had with 14 year old girl allegedly gifted to kaplan by her parents after kaplan helped him with finances, that girl's parents now await sentencing on endangerment charges. >>> jury deliberate race haves resumed in the trial of david creato, jr., the camden county father accused of killing his three year olson brendan, found dead in october of 2015, cooper river park, before the holiday recess jurors wanted to see re ate owe -- creato's police department interview. and text messages, and social media activity. convenience store clerk is recovering after being shot this morning during robbery in talcony. at least one person in custody but trang do tells us, authorities are still looking for other suspects. >> just after 4:00 a.m. before the morning rush crowd hit, a brazen arm robbery at the 7-eleven at the intersection of torresdale and distance. >> there is two employees inside a store no customers in there by themselves when two males came to the 7-eleven, one was arm with a gun, and one was the look out. >> police say the suspect wit

. >>> a jury is in place for trial of the, four three-year old lee kaplan accused in the sexual assault of six sisters. eight men, four women were selected in bucks county court yesterday. jury instructions and opening statements are expect to day investigators found 11 girls in kaplan's feasterville home, including a 17 year-old allegedly gifted to kaplan by her parents, who face sentencing on endangerment charges. >>> this morning woman near princeton university are on alert for a serial groper. police say woman walking on spruce street friday night was groped by a man, similar incident was captured on surveillance video last month. police say that the suspect, description, in both of the cases are similar. >> i feel like everybody, when you hear something like this, oh, if he came to me i would get him but who knows what would i do in that situation. >> police says since 2015 there have been five reports of the stocky man groping woman near the university campus. if you have any information about this case, give police a call. >>> man is in custody this morning after barricading hims

investigators found 11 girls in kaplan's home last summer.hey included a 17-year-old girl allegedly gifted to kaplan by her parents. the parents face sentencing on endangerment charges. >>> police in washington, d.c. arrested a pennsylvania man from erie county this morning trump international hotel. authorities say they found him with a handgun and assault style rifle and ammunition in his car. >> 43-year-old brian moles of edinboro, pennsylvania, was located in the hotel and he was arrested and arch charge with carrying a pistol without license and possession of unregistered ammunition. >> now washington authorities say they were made known of moles whereabouts thanks to pennsylvania state police. agency reached a tip that moles was allegedly heading to the nation's capital armed with weapons. >>> cbs news has confirmed president trump is expected to pull the united states from the paris climate agreement. the president tweeted that he will make a formal announce many on the decision over the next few days. the 2015 deal made during the oba

jury selection in the lee kaplan sexual assault trial is scheduled to begin today. kaplan is accused of attacking six girls from the same family at his home in feasterville. prosecutors say he fathered two children with one of the girls who police say were gifted to him by their parents. court records show kaplan's lawyer filed paperwork that would allow him to use an insanity defense. >>> today, governor carney will sign a law that expands access to drug treatment centers and cracks down on how opioids are prescribed by doctors. it will allow the department of justice to step in and assist people denied treatment in programs. >>> and a man under arrest after passing out free samples of heroin to people on the street. here's the cache and drugsconfi. the suspect, angel rivera, did not know that two of the men he handed out dozens of free baggies to were undercover septa cops. >>> philadelphia police arrested a 31-year-old man for the death of a 6-week-old baby. police were called to the homoon willis avenue last week. the baby was taken to the hospital with a bloody

prosecutors say kaplan assaulted six of those girls including one who he fathered two children with. authorities say the parents of that girl gave her to kaplan after he helped them financial financially. >>> tonight we know the name of a 14-year-old gunned down in kensington. one of two teens shot when a gunman opened fire. police now say it was 14-year-old tymeer fraser who died after being shot multiple times along the 2,000 block of orleans street. around 9:30 last night. he died at the hospital. police found another victim, a 16-year-old boy, shot in the shoulder about two blocks away. he is in stable condition. >>> new details on tiger woods dui rest or memorial day. woods blame prescription drugs. node alcohol in his system. woods was pulled over to the side of the road. the engine of his car was running his right blinker was flashing. the police report states that woods had slurred speech hadn't trouble keeping his eyes open. it says woods told officers he has prescriptions for four medications. now woods had a fourth back surgery last month and in a statement woods said in p

some of the girls had been gifted to kaplan by the couple. they were found living in his feasterville home last summer. it's possible that kaplan will try for an insanity defense. >>> and also happening today, the jury returns to a camden courtroom to decide if david creato killed his young son. jurors have been reviewing the evidence for three days now. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside the courthouse with more on what we might expect today. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, jurors have been mulling over evidence, reviewing testimony. still no verdict in this case but deliberations will resume today here at the camden county hall of justice in camden. the jury got the case last tuesday after closing arguments and they met last on thursday, but they ended the day with no verdict. d.j. creato stands accused of killing his three-year-old son brendan back in october 2015 and prosecutors say that's because the boy got in the way of his relationship with his then-17-year-old girlfriend. the

the jury was selected for lee kaplan's trial yesterday.ice say the parents of the girls daniel and savilla stolfutz gifted them to kaplan in exchange for financial help. authorities say kaplan fathered two children with one of the girls who was 14 at the time. >> turning now to accuweather. can't catch a break this morning. >> it's a little tough. it's not only dreary but driving in dense fog. let's show you storm tracker6 live double scan, the other issue storms already brewing. mind you they're far to the north and west at this point but you get the idea we're going to have a few scattered storms around. although we have 6-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport, in some areas you're seeing fog reducing visibility less than a half a mile as we look live in penn's landing kind of looking down on i-95 and you can see the low clouds that you're driving through this morning. the temperature is 62 degrees. now, yesterday our high was 62, so temperatures today will be warmer than yesterday. the dewpoint 60 degrees. a lot of moist

councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan tagged along on a neighborhood "reality tour."stating the way the city responds to illegal dumping and pothole complaints needs to be revised.rebecca kaplan/councilmember/nats- "not only do we need more paving, and more pothole filling, and more clean ups of illegal dumping, but we need where those resources go to be focused on where the greatest need is and not just on who complains the most." kaplan says right now, some communities are under served, simply because they may not have access to computers or phones to properly file complaints... but something can be done about it. she says the city can make it easier on the people who live here, by assigning public works crews to specific zones... and, not bounce around town responding to complains on an individual basis.rebecca kaplan/council member- "it is something i have proposed in the upcoming budget discussions and we'll be talking about it at city hall on tuesday."jambi borens/neighbor- "it affects your quality of life." and, longtime neighbor jambi borens says this is no wa

they have idtentifed him as glen kaplan. kaplan was 48 years old and the father of two. at this point of the investigation, police say there is no indication of foul play. ( marty ) bay area basketball. the golden state warriors are now just one game away from again advancing to the n-b-a finals. the spurs again were short handed as coach gregg popovich ruled out kawhi leonard for game 3 of the western conference finals. it was a better effort from the spurs in this one. but, the warriors were too much to handle. kevin durant led the way with 33 points and 10 rebounds. steph curry scored 21 points and passed rick barry as golden state's franchise leader in playoff points. the dubs win this one easily, 120 to 108. golden state has yet to lose a game through eleven postseason games.

the girls were gifted to kaplan in exphaipg for his giving them financial help.e fathered two children with one of the girls, then 14. >> a jury in the case of a man accused of killing his son brendan are having a hard time deciding. >> it looks like natural gas will be the undoing of three mile island. the owner says unless the state of pennsylvania comes to the nuclear plant financial rescue, it will shut down 2019. three mile island was the site of the country's worst nuclear power plant accident in history in 1979. it recovered from that, but it looks like it can't recover from the competition of natural gas. >> there is word that president trump is offering his cellphone number to other world leaders, the president of mexico, france and canada. only prime minister trudeau has accepted the pass of protocol to use secure lines. >> michae the associated press s learned that former security adviser michael flynn will provide documents to the senate intelligence committee. president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen has rejected a request for documents in the

councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan tagged along on a neighborhood "reality tour."ating the way the city responds to illegal dumping and pothole complaints needs to be revised.rebecca kaplan/councilmember/nats- "not only do we need more paving, and more pothole filling, and more clean ups of illegal dumping, but we need where those resources go to be focused on where the greatest need is and not just on who complains the most." kaplan says right now, some communities are under served, simply because they may not have access to computers or phones to properly file complaints... but something can be done about it. she says the city can make it easier on the people who live here, by assigning public works crews to specific zones... and, not bounce around town responding to complains on an individual basis.rebecca kaplan/council member- "it is something i have proposed in the upcoming budget discussions and we'll be talking about it at city hall on tuesday."jambi borens/neighbor- "it affects your quality of life." and, longtime neighbor jambi borens says this is no way

we go one-on-one with councilwoman rebecca kaplan to find out what is behind the increase and what can be done. it is 7:30 a.m. . >> we are getting started. you know what today is. >> it is carnaval. >> it is carnaval. it will be a cool carnival in the city. a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the clouds. temperatures in the 50s now. pretty much a bay area wide. we will start off with clouds throughout much of the bay today. they will fall back to the coast later on. most of the inland locations will see sunshine later today. clouds to start. mostly sunny for inland areas. slightly warmer today. temperatures will increase. we are cooling off again by tuesday. no heat wave and store. temperatures in the low 70s and mild and surrounding areas. cool to start off carnaval. we will be covering it live here with kpix5. we have michelle greg o and basque as. they will be airing live coverage of carnival beginning at 10:00 a.m. if you're heading out to watch the festivities, temperatures will be cool. low 60s. more on carnival coming up in a little bit. >>> president trump is back ho

that the defendant lee kaplan fathered to children with a 14-year-old girl. that the parents gifted them to kaplan in exchange for his financial help. >>> and jim kenney made a stop in new england. as part of non-stop iceland flights to iceland. and the plane ran into mechanical problems and landed in boston. the diverted flight is expected to leave boston this afternoon and reach iceland at 3:30 in the morning. kenney is excited to continue his trip and enjoy the best in-flight meal he ever had. >>> turning to accuweather we are finally seeing some sun after a string of gloomy days but still the chance of a shower or storm and some storms. karen rogers is in for david murphy with a first check of the accuweather forecast. >> that is right. this is big news that we can actually see some blue sky and sunshine mixing in with the clouds, it feels like the first time in a while. seven of the last 10 days are cloudy and gloomy. we started with drizzle and low clouds and fog and the clouds are starting to break a bit and more sunshine on the way this afternoon out

two were his own children, fathered 14 year old girl, gifted to kaplan by her parent, after kaplan helped them with finances. that girl's parents now await sentencing on endangerment charges. >>> also, happening today, jury deliberations resume in the trial of david creato, jr., accused in the murder every his three year old son brandon. found dead in cooper river park, now, before the holiday recess, jurors wanted to see creato's interview with police detective. today jurors have asked to hear previous testimony from the detective and cell phone expert. >> former pan main yum dictator manuel nor august owe has died. he passed monday following cam cases from brain surgery. hena daniels look back august owe's life and legacy. >> a one time us ally and cia informant, manuel died monday night. two month after undergoing surgery in panama city, to remove a benign tumor from his brain. panama's current president, announced the former dictator's death on twitter saying his passing marked a closing of a chapter, in panama's history. noriega ruled from 1983 to 1989, period marked by corruption an

jury selection in the lee kaplan sexual assault trial is scheduled to begin today. he's accused of assaulting six girls from the same family at his home in feasterville. prosecutors say he fathered two children with one of the girls who police say were gifted to him by their parents. court records show kaplan's lawyer filed paperwork that would allow him to use an insanity defense. >>> today in north philadelphia, red cross volunteers will go door to door handing out smoke detectors in a neighborhood reeling from a fire that killed two children and a grandmother. memories and charred photos are all the family has left of 7-year-old dean. he along with 9-year-old prudence and their grandmother were killed when flames gutted their home on north 6th street sunday morning. family members say they're confident that the fire was not an accident. >> we're thinking it was intentionally because the flames were too intense for it to be like a cigarette being left out or -- you know? >> the fire marshal is still looking into the cause but so far has not called it suspicious. >

kaplan is a voting member of the fed in the 2017.>> my own base case is two more rate hikes for the remainder of 2017. we've already done a third rate hike in march. i think that any removals of accommodation should be done gradually and patiently. in addition, i think in the near future, we ought to be announcing plans, and our specific plans for how to let the balance sheet begin to run down, and i think we should begin the process as early as sometime later this year. >> okay. and also german chancellor angela merkel signaling tensions between the u.s. and germany may be increasing. the campaign speech she said that europe could no longer fully count on others. she never mentioned president trump by name but the blunt remarks came after trump did not explicitly promise to protect america's nato allies if they came under attack. and we should mention that president trump tweeted this morning, quote, we have a massive trade deficit with germany, plus they pay far less than they should on nato and military very bad for u.s. this will

kaplan is weighing on the dollar.he market is coming around to the view there is going to be another hike in june that is mostly priced. it is how many hikes we get after that. we may have one more this year and one next year, but no longer a sustained hiking cycle people expected months ago. growth is ok but not running away. matt: speaking of the dollar, i have to ask about bitcoin. it has been on a pair against the dollar. i have a chart that bloomberg users can access. currency is the command to access bitcoin on your current -- terminal. 15% since the end of march in 1730r terms, to more than -- $730 and an ounce. an all-time high and for the second time in the last five years it is worth more than an ounce of gold. what do you attribute is incredible strength in bitcoin? mark: i think the chinese financial regulation, the capping down is having an impact on bitcoin. bitcoin's most volume is traded in china. unfortunately, liquidity is not large enough that seriously large investors can consider bitcoin as a seri

and lee kaplan claims the girls were gifted to him in exchange for his financial help. the girls were found living in kaplan's home in feasterville last summer, opening statements will happen tomorrow. >>> the judge in the david creato murder trial has sent the jury home but ordered them to return tomorrow that after the jury informed him they had trouble reaching a verdict. creato stands accused of murdering his 3-year-old son. john rawlins is live outside of the camden county courthouse. what are the deal tails? >> reporter: the news came at 4:00, the judge pointed out that jurors in this case took a significant amount of their time not deliberating but rather in open court replaying evidence, given that he is hoping they will come back tomorrow and engage in trying to find consensus. >> it's your juries to consult with one another to reach an agreement. can you do so without violence and individual judgment. each of you must decide the case tore yourself. >> following that formal charge, the judge said. >> i contact that you return tomorrow to make an effort to reach

lee kaplan arrested last summer after 11 girls were found inside his feasterville home. two of the girls were kaplan's own children fathered, gifted by her par went she was 14, that girls' parent face sensing it g charges. >> jury deliberations get underway in camden county today in the trial of david creato junior. creato accused in the murder every his three year old son brendan. deliberations ended last week. jurors had just re watched creato's interview with detective. brendan's body found in cooper river park in 2015 faces live in prison. >> alleged drug dealer faces charges this morning, after offering free samples every heroin, to two undercover septa police officers. the encounter happened yesterday morning, as the plane clothe officers stepped off the l at allegheny station in kensington, the septa transit police chief tweeted this picture yesterday. authorities say 22 year old angel riviera had 22 bags of heroin, and couple of hundred dollars on him when he was taken into custody. >>> well, chaos erupts on the house floor of the texas state capitol. it happened

investigators say the girls' parents gifted them to kaplan. jury selection was completed yesterday. >>> in south jersey, police arrested this man for allegedly stealing a car with a 1-year-old child inside. officers say 31-year-old pedro ortiz stole the car from a gas station yesterday. the baby's mother says she had just run into the store and thought the car was locked. police found it in -- fund it, and the suspect -- police found it and the suspect a short distance away. the child is okay. >>> philadelphia police charged a man with dui after allegedly pulling a knife and gun on another driver at 26th and brown streets. police say the same man drove off and hit three parked cars a few blocks away. officers arrived and say the man then barricaded himself inside an auto body shop in fairmount, eventually turning himself in to police. >>> new details about a scare at orlando national airport. police say the suspect was trying to commit suicide by cop. they say michael pedigrew pulled what turned out to be a fake gun in the rental car area of t

today sa vil a stoalts visits testified in the lee kaplan trial. she and her husband their daughters to kaplan including one whom he impregnated twice. that girl is now 18 years old. their mother told a jury that she has a trusting relationship with kaplan and that he taught the girls how to be wives. >> now to a developing story out of philadelphia, a hectic scene overnight in the anybody had of ol nivment a mother calls police to report her son stole her car she found her seven year old unconscious in her home. fox 29 tion done timoney is live in huntington park where police are expected to reveal comments. the little l girl is in california condition with severe injuries. her father telling us this morning that the child is actually brain devmentd now police are trying to figure out how in the world this happened. she's such an an adorable little girl. she is so adorable and i'm heartbroken because i can't believe that she is going through this. addry and a gray fights back tears after her seven year old niece is found unconscious in the family'

kaplan helped him with his finances. that girl's parents await sentencing on endangerment charges. >>> police are releasing new details about the dui arrest of tiger wood, golfing great was pulled over not far from his home in jupiter, florida. wood later issued an apology and is now providing an explanation. police say tiger wood was asleep at the wheel when officers spotted his car stopped on a florida road early monday morning. the engine was still running, affidavit released tuesday says officers woke wood who had extremely slow and slurred speech. the 41 year-old golfer issued a statement blaming his dui a reason prescription medicine. wood says i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved, i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. police say he failed a roadside sobriety test, and took him to jail but they confirmed there was no alcohol in his system. >> his life has been, you know , chaotic, and difficult, i think for several years. >> reporter: wood, once the world's greatest

we also have robert kaplan, tall also a fed president.g member of the fomc, he will join us with steve liesman at 7:10 to kick around what he thinks is happening with the economy and the possibilities for other potential rate hikes. june is the month that they are expected to hike again. plus the airlines have been front and center for some time when it onlies to customer service, what they think about things. this morning we have michael o'leary, the head of ryanair. we'll see what he thinks about how the airlines have been treating customers. this morning, the winner of the indianapolis 500, takumo sato will join us. he's ringing the opening bell and le ta and he will talk about the win. he almost won in 2012, but crashed right at the end. this time he's coming back. he won, it's a huk tuge turnaro for him, we'll talk to him about that and a line of wine he's got as well. >> becky, thank you. >> thanks. >> coming up, data. the big focus for wall street this week. key reports on housing, the consumer and johns. we'll get you set up for t

robert kaplan speaking earlier today. reiterate what cnn is reporting. james comey looks to testify next week on capitol hill. he spoken to robert mueller who is heading up the special investigation into russia's involvement into the election. hammer out detail what is he can and cannot say. forward to public testimony. still ahead, foreign national advisor michael flynn will be turning over subpoena documents to the senate intelligence committee. this is bloomberg. >> this is "bloomberg markets." let's start with the headlines this afternoon. those.umpton has >> thank you. former fbirting that director james comey plans to testify publicly in the senate as early as next week. comey has spoken privately with to ensure there legal -- president obama fire -- president trump fired comey. that the president expected decision to pull the united states from a global climate led to a swift and strong reaction from the united nations. u.n.'s twitter page, sayingry general is climate change is inundeniable. climate change is unstoppable. climate solutions provide

five three-year old kaplan faces several charges after police found 11 girls in his feasterville home last summer. >>> jury deliberations resume in the trial of the david creato, junior, this is after the jury told the judge yesterday that they could not reach an agreement but he told them to keep trying. jury is weighing the fate of the 23 year-old creato accused in the killing of his three-year old son brandon in camden county in 2015. the judge told jurors to sleep on it and said, we will see if further deliberations yield a verdict today. creato faces life in prison if convicted. >>> police after rested a man who pulled out a fake bun at orlando international airport. authorities say the 26 year-old michael wayne pedgrew was in mental distress when the police surrounded him. we do not have a photo just yet but former marine held a three hour standoff with officers starting after 8:00 last night after he pointed what looks like a real gun at police at themselves. >> pointed the firearm at the officers, and said shoot me, shoot me. our negotiators did a phenomenal job talking with t

investigators say the girls' parents gifted them to kaplan. jury selection was completed yesterday. >>> 4:33. look for possible traffic slowdowns in cumberland county as crews start repairs today on the morris river bridge. many people heading to the jersey shore used the bridge over county road 670 between commercial and morris river townships. the $827,000 improvement project will take six months to complete. during that time, drivers will see delays in the construction work zone. >>> firefighters return to a north philadelphia neighborhood where a house fire killed two children and their grandmother over the weekend. they went door to door giving out smoke detectors, trying to prevent another fire tragedy. nbc10 was there early sunday as flames consumed the home at north 6th street and montgomery avenue. in the wake of the tragedy, fire officials are encouraging neighbors to practice fire southeast in -- fire safety in their homes. >> it's not just about smoke alarms. remember, smoke alarms will help once a fire starts. the best fire for us

prosecutors say kaplan assaulted six of them including one whom he impreganted twice.horities say the parents of that girl gave her to kaplan after he helped them financial financially. opening statements begin tomorrow. >>> ariana grande is returning to manchester. less than two weeks after that deadly terrorist attack at her concert. she's going to put on a charity concert on sunday and a along with other artists justin beib beiber, cold play, katie perry, usher. and proceeds from that show will go to an emergency fund for those impacted by the bombing. the city of manchester and the british red cross is behind the fund and meanwhile a georgia father showing support for the pop star in a public letter. >> the dad wants to make it clear that grande has nothing to be sorry about. now he wrote the letter after grande tweeted an apology after the attack and in part the dad wrote you see you are no more responsible for the actions of an epp sane coward who committed an evil act in your proximity than you would be for a devastating natural disaster or acts of morons near y

lee kaplan is facing a long list of charges after police found 11 girls ages six to 18 living in his feasterville house last june. prosecutors say kaplan assaulted six of those girls including one who he raped and fathered two children with. authorities say the parents of that girl gave her to kaplan after he helped them financial financially. >>> tonight we know the name of the teenager gunned down in kensington. one of two teens shot when a gunman opened fire. police say now it was 14-year-old tymeer fraser died after being shot muddle tell times along the 2,000 block of orleans street around 9:30 last night. he died at the hospital. police found another victim a-16-year-old boy, shot in the shoulder about two blocks away. he is now in stable condition. >>> on to bensalem now where police are searching for the guy who held up a gas station. take look at this video. police say this picture -- plea say the guy walked into the lukoil on street road on reading avenue yesterday around 1:00 p.m. and pointed a gun at employees and demanded cash. police believe that he got away in a white

glen kaplan went missing in concord on mothers day.he told his family that he was leaving for a meeting at the time. a person in the area of clayton road and ayers road called police saturday morning. that's when they reported an unresponsive man in a parked car. when police got to the scene-- the man was confirmed dead. they have idtentified him as 48-year-old glen kaplan. at this point, police say there is no indication of foul play. ( james ) a wave of assaults resulted in four people being injured in oakland. a man received scrapes and bruises after being attacked on linden street saturday morning. a man was then attacked on second street later that afternoon. the victim suffered cuts and was taken to the hospital. just a few hours later a woman was taken to the hospital with cuts after someone assaulted her with a knife. that happened on telegraph avenue. just after midnight yesterday, a man was cut on his legs when a person with a knife attacked him on 48-th avenue. two people have been arrested in conncection. police say the att

some of the girls had allegedly been gifted to kaplan by the couple. his feasterville home last summer. it's possible that kaplan will try for an insanity defense. >> ♪ >>> new this morning, former panamanian dictator manuel noriega has died. noriega ruled the central american nation from 1993 until he was removed from power by the u.s. military in 1989. noriega spent 17 years in a u.s. prison for drug trafficking and money laundering. in december noriega was sent back to panama for murdering his opponents. noriega died after a brain hemorrhage. he was 83. >> time is 6:37. president trump is defending his son-in-law jared kushner. sources tell abc news kushner tried to create a secret communication channel with moscow. the president sent a statement to the new york times yesterday saying "jared is doing a great job for the country. i have total confidence in him. he is respected by virtue wiehle everyone ." the fbi says kushner is not a target of its investigation but agents do want to talk to him about those communications with russia. >>> lawmakers i

prosecutors say lee kaplan of feasterville fathered two children with one of the girls. investigators say the girls' parents gifted them to caplan. jury selection was completed yesterday. nbc10 will have more from the courtroom today. look for live reports starting this afternoon on nbc10 news at 4:00. >>> in cumberland county, a man is accused of stealing a car from a vineland gas station with a baby inside. officers say 31-year-old pedro ortiz stole the car yesterday. the baby's mother says she just had run into the store, thought the car was locked. police found it and the suspect a short distance away. the baby is okay. >>> today in washington, president donald trump will meet with the prime minister of vietnam to talk about strengthening trade ties. former national security adviser michael flynn will hand over documents to the senate intelligence committee as part of its probe into russia meddling in the 2016 election. sources say flynn will provide documents related to his businesses, as well as personal documents by next week. the panel narrowed its request after

prosecutors say kaplan, assaulted six every them, including one who he impregnated twice. authorities say the parent that far girl gave her to kaplan after he helped them financially. >> $20,000 reward now being offered for information that leads to the arrest after killer of a 14 year old boy, this happened in kensington, we told but it yesterday on good day. tie mere frazier killed monday night, on the 2,000 block of east orleans street right near frank for avenue. police say there was loan gunman who walk up the street, stepped two between cars, shooting six, seven shots, killing tiemere and wounding his friend. he was a good kid (weeks from graduating eighth grade. >> i'm living in my worse nightmare f anybody ever wanted to see me hurt, it was well accomplished. >> he never been in trouble a day in his life with the law. so it is hard to imagine he was the target but we don't know. >> tiemere was a good kid, doing his thing with his boxing, he wasn't a street kid. >> look at that. picture, face cut down, police say they don't have motive for this, hoping if anyone has

we admire general-- general kaplan greatly.we saw great leadership from him during our time there and in his briefings and leave his intentions are true and that they want to fix this problem. we recognize he made mistakes as well and so did the institution. because of this i feel like i can come to congress and talk to you and tell you these problems and not seek action to fix them. i can't sit here and say these things are wrong without trying to fix them. we are trying to do something where we can do that, where can come back as a leader and make a change. >> thank you. i yield back. >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank all of you for your leadership and being willing to come here and educate us on problems that clearly exist and help us try to be part of the solution as best that we can. higher admire your bravery thrown this. truthfully, the questions i would have asked have already been asked, so i won't put you through it again, but thank you for stepping forward and being t

kaplan saying it was released this morning, there are it, that is being distributed by the senate and committees, we'll check out an online version, see if there is something you can if you wanted to. salt lake city, utah, independent line. hello.: host: this is john, hi. hello.rom utah, caller: hi. yes, good morning. i've been wanting to talk about healthcare. currently i'm software engineer, fortunate enough to have healthcare completely paid for. awesome that is knowa privilege. honestly to talk about with trump's healthcare bill is general. a bad deal in i don't really understand why ends.y thinks it i've seen people on facebook and nline, one thing i have a big question about, why is he not medicare, rward like medicaid for all sort of thing, would get so much public jump's current pr condition, i don't understand push would want to forward something that would gain such public support like that. think about that? host: we'll let others way in, to.they want jack in austin, texas, democrats line. jack from austin, texas? austin, janice from texas. republican line. hi. caller: okay

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. >>> dallas fed president, robert kaplan, said he expects two more rate hikes in 2017. speaking to cnbc kaplan said he believed any removal of accommodation should be done gradually. steve liesman asked him for his outlook on the u.s. economy. >> i'm concerned about the recent weakness the last couple months of inflation. my own overall view is gdp growth will bounce back, i believe, for the remainder of this year. it's been disappointing for the first quarter. the reason i think that is we've got a relatively strong consumer. household balance sheets are in good shape. we now have better business spending. i still believe we can grow at % this year. while that is sluggish by historical standards, that's sufficient growth to take slack out of the labor market. regarding the inflation numbers, even though the recent numbers have been weak, some of it is idiosyncratic. telecommunication pricing. if you're getting to a tighter labor market, my own judgment is with a lag effect, inflation pressures are building. >> ecb board member, benoit curde says rap tid action needs to

. >>> jury selection begins this morning in the sex assault trial of five two-year old lee kaplan doember that guy? facing dozens of charges for allegedly sexually assaulting several young girls. police found 11 girls from age six to 10, living with this guy in feasterville, bucks county. one of them, who is only 14 at the time was gifted to him by an amish couple who says that kaplan helped them with money. he then fathered two children with this young woman. jury selection begins at 9:00 o'clock this morning in bucks county. >>> tiger woodies speaking out this morning a day after ago rested on suspicion of dui. >> um-hmm. >> wood released a statement saying alcohol was not involved though. >> karen hepp, i guess this would be easy to figure out if they just gave him a drug test or, you know, breathalizer. >> i'm sure they did. >> initially he refused it. there is conflicting reports of what happened but i think it was refuse. wood said what happened was un expect reaction to prescribed medications and didn't realize mixture of those medications which he is prescribed, had affect hi