kathryn: the debt servicing for greece is already extremely low.ly hurt its financial system, even more so than it already is. i think it moves raise to come to a conclusion and find what it needs to do to continue to pay its debt. more than they have done. alix: what if greece cannot pay the pension funds, which are due at the end of the month? is that a default? kathryn: a default as a lack of payment to the imf internally or internationally. i think they would go with the domestic payment. however i think at this point, the government is trying to move more towards coming to some agreement with the multilateral rather than having to really push the economy even further down the tube. alix: we saw the finance minister kind of sidelined in the negotiations. what does that tell you about the urgency? kathryn: midi more towards a market friendly talk and coming to an agreement with the imf because maybe they are moving away from the leftist regime. i have heard a potential referendum or putting a vote for the maintenance of the euro, and that would

kathryn: emily post meets hip-hop is the instructor we chose. they are getting courses on things like, what is the definition of integrity. courses working on them as people. one of our eit's told me, i watch these courses. my 11-year-old son is watching them with me, asking me questions. that is pretty awesome. laura: what do you think the differences between people in prison who discover you and those who as you said, not everybody wants to be redeemed. and the time you have been doing this work, do you have any sense about the difference? catherine: that is a good question. i always wonder, why wouldn't you want to change if you can? one person set it to media best. he said, when you have been put in the trashcan, thrown away by the people who are supposed to love you, most of our eit's came from dysfunctional families where family members left them and abuse them, when you have been put in the trash, you start to believe these lies about yourself. you're not worth anything. you're never going to amount to anything. you're going to keep putti

a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife kathryn taylor bought2002. only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? steyer: i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- betty: why? steyer: i think they were growing dope. betty: oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? steyer: i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is, having great people particularly at the top is unbelievably significant and powerful. and that's where the comparison ends. betty: how much have you had to put into this? steyer: i try never to ask that question. because, you

kathryn really felt as if raising grass-fed cattle was something that would be a good thing to do and thing to do. betty: tomkat ranch has a staff of 15, including scientists who are studying ecologically friendly ways to raise cattle. tom: you basically move the animals from place to place, and that is actually how -- they call them ungulates -- the big herds of animals have moved across the plains of the earth. i think at this point what we would think of is real success is if it turns out scientifically that we are right, that the way we are grazing the different animals causes the land to soak up twice as much carbon as normal. betty: steyer has always bucked against conventional wisdom. he and his wife chose to settle here on the west coast near their alma mater, stanford university, and thousands of miles from wall street. tom: i intentionally chose not to live in new york city, which is the center of investment in the united states. i never felt as if i was really part of that community, even though i had lots of friends in it. but you know the old saying "the person who has th

cobbs creek parkway between wester and kathryn are closed. some of the outlying side streets are closed. they have a pretty large perimeter. pretty big firefighter response. people who live in the adjoining apartments both above and next door have been evacuated there on the sidewalk. some of them tell me that they just arrived home to find this fire activity. they were not inside to hear a fire alarm or smell smoke or to know more of what happened. i did try to make contact with the ba tallian chief who's on scene. he's quite busy going inside the building. as it looks from our standpoint they're in the stages of putting out this fire. no word on injuries. i am going to stay and get more information. reporting live in cobbs creek, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> had a meeting yesterday, validated and verified and they said at the conclusion of mr. gray's funeral, they were going to kill and take out a police officer. >> the police officer talking about a gang threat made by gangs in baltimore. a city under siege. police officers are calling

now the soldiers that he talked to kathryn are they angry with mullen? >> they're not angry, but they really want to set the record straight, and i have to say that we've had unfortunately a run around with admiral mullen ago you know here in washington. once they get out and retire they sign up for these media hammed handlers which can leave the impression they're hiding behind someone's skirt. which is destructibletroubling. you have to tell the truth and i would add in 2009, this was not a political football at that time. there was really nothing in it for admiral mull ton deny the facts. >> as a patriot. and we all have to assume that he's a patriot. he served his country with honor. this is i think the worst thing on his resume. but as a patriot he has an obligation to step forward and say now what the situation was, who knew what and then we can put the decision into context. last word, colonel. >> him forgetting or not remembering this meeting is akin to someone investigating the titanic and forgetting that an iceberg was involved. i mean come on.

kathryn harris is live with this reporting and kathryn, wharwe learning about the case? >> the affidavit shoes that the interpoperator was paid to give information to chinese handlers. she was the gal, paid thousands to provide information on u.s. persons and a u.s. government employee. the affidavit said the translator lived rent- free with a state department employee and was tasked with fortifying the embassies over sea. one u.s. citizen identified by the translator told the fbi he was interrogated by chinese intelligence officers and a member of his family was thrown into jail. we found the 2012 testimony on capitol where the state department contractor you can so her there was working and in court document identified ad ya o ming. and she would confirm she was there over a four year period. >> has the state department taken action against her? >> she was employed as a interptraitor until february 2014 and not employed here anymore. i refer you back to fbi. >> they referred you to here. >> and i refer you back to them. >> reporter: they would not comment. and the cons

kathryn? >> thank you, gen a. isis is expanding the foot print in north !4l=%lafrica. ; 8$atg ? miles east of the tunisia board. almost all are connected to oil refineries similar to this one near the capitol of tripoli. they are concerned that isis will use small aircraft loaded with explosives and u.s. government officials say the concern is legitimate but add there is no evidence of credible plotting using aircraft. over the weekend, isis claimed responsibility for the horrific attacks first on the south korean embassy. the spokesman deflected questions of whether the libyan people were better off today than under the dictator. >> we're deeply concerned about the threat of terrorist groups in libya including isil affiliated groups that expanded presence in libya. >> for context, there is foreign fighters there. and they will concede privately that the number is higher and what is significant here that one of the largest shares comes from the libyan fighters. >> we'll talk about that later coming up on this hour. thank you. an important story for us. >> an important day in the

and kathryn herrage is live in washington with more on that. images are posting to accounts and show terror group is in italy and poised to attack. ousing the hash tag islamic state in rome and show train station and mcdonald and the coliseum. and each image shoes a hand with a hand written note with an isis slogan and the terror selfi prove their location. some are in english and taunt the italian authorities after the isis video showed the mass execution of christians in libya and promised the next target would be rome. now we act with photos and soon our sharp knives. the future is not far away. the group's social media track has a clear objective. >> isis' whole propaganda machine wants to show you they are a menace. a lot of this is noise and doesn't mean anything operationally. they may have trained recruits that are sent back abroad to commit terrorist attacks. yesterday saudi arabia government in the new's conference confirmed a series of raids and stopping a isis suicide attack on the american embassy. more than 60 isis operatives were

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chief intelligence correspondent live with that story, kathryn? >> reporter: review of the social media traffic in downtown baltimore found striking connections to the protest in ferguson, missouri. according to a data minding firm that shared findings with fox news. the firm asked to be anonymous found 20 or 50 media social accounts in baltimore that were tied to the peak of violence in ferguson. the finding is described as surprising and suggesting the professional protestors or anarchists taking advantage of freddie gray's death to fuel violence. data was collected through 6 o'clock p.m. it is making it appear they are spoof accounts. fox is told they can't explain why they are tide to cities 825 miles apart. some don't call for violence. but one account that tracked to protest in new york city. tweeted photos and riding the casket is closed and the feeling in the room is that it is far from over. we don't want to thank you lord for what is going to happen. and the data mining specialist reported that there is a new spike in washington d.c. and

kathryn : one point six billion dollars. that's how much p-g-&e has been ordered to pay for its for its role in the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. the september 20-10 explosion killed 8 people and destroyed dozens of homes. now p-g and-e has been hit with the record high penalty for unsafe operation of its gas transmission system. one victim of the explosion lost her husband, her son and her mother-in-law. >> i don't have confidence in pg&e. i don't have confidence in the cpuc. i mean they didn't have all the answers today; they don't. and they've been acting very inappropriately in the last five years, almost five years. it's disgusting the way they've been acting. with indifference; which disturbs me. go >> catherine : p-g-and-e is reviewing the ruling.but does not plan to appeal at this time. a u-s census bureau guard shot in the nation's capital today has died. police say it all began with a domestic dispute. they say a man who kidnapped a woman shot at the guard in the washington suburb of suitland, maryland. the

uhuru kenyatta is vowing to take marsh measures and we'll go live to kathryn soy. details emurgeing over one of the alleged attackers. >> absolutely we talked to some sources where one of the gunmen were killed. they said they know him. he is mohammad janis shinwari and he -- mohamed mohamud. he studied at a university. he was described as a brilliant lawyer. and we talked to his father, a local government administration. he's in nairobi, and he was shaken. a journalist who talked to him, and sent a recording said that he is shaken and he confirmed that that was his son. he said he doesn't want to be drawn in bebit. but they left home and went to somalia, and immediately informed the police. some of the people we talked to said initially they wanted to go and fight along side i.s.i.s. but couldn't get a passport. that's how they went into somali but the suspected mastermind of this attack in garissa is said to be a kenyan. somali is said to be a resident of garissa. he once hung towards a religious school here a mad rask if you may. he disappeared last year and is

the man contacted kathryn stump april 5th through an online ad. they all went back to the mans home where he was allegedly robbed. after the couple was arrested, police found other electronics. >>> the parents of a 21-year- old gatt malian man shot by police are calling for a federal investigation into his death. according to police, millcar perez lopez was shot by two plain clothed officers. tonight a vigil and march will be held beginning on folsom street which is the site of the shooting. >>> santa cruz deputies will begin testing body cameras. the department says it's trying to identify the best body camera system that can be purchased by the department and worn by all deputies. on monday we showed you the body cameras that livermore police officers are wearing. the cameras record video and audio. the video is stored for at least three year cans unless it's a homicide or sex crime it will be longer. those cases will be kept indefinitely. >>> santa clara officials are hosting -- according to the 2013 home lessen syces, 7600 people in santa clar

. >>> kathryn knot kevin her ri began and phillip williams are expected back in court. >>> a montgomery county contractor is the latest to face charges involving pepenndot. he's the president of an engineering and survey business. this scheme cost taxpayers millions of dollars. >>> delaware state police are looking for vandals who ran sacked a little league baseball stadium wednesday night. they found shattered glass, an open storage shed port a potties pushed over and more. >> they just appeared to be having fun breaking things. >> the vandals cost several hundred dollars in damage and state police are not saying whether there are any suspects. >>> three charter schools in new castle county are having trouble finding students to meet their enrollment requirements. delaware schools are placing them on formal review. in order to receive the proper state funding each school has to reach 80% of its enrollment goals. the state will decide in june whether they can remain open. >> pray for what? >> "nbc 10" was there as protesters rallied outside philadelphia school district. they're upset to

good to see you, kathryn. welcome. >> thank you. >> and let's start with your thumbnail sketch of the ipo market. it seems like it is heating up more. >> it is heating up and i get investors don't have to wait for uber and air b and b to get it into the market. we had it today. and after starting out the year on a slow foot those investors that have owned a basket of ipos already traded we have the renaissance ipo index, those investors are up 10% so far this year. so they are feeling pretty good about what is coming up in the ipo market. so we saw some very good results today. etsy just incredible. it did help to have a very loyal set of community that was involved in purchasing shares in the ipo. virt u will pay a big percent and party city i think investors were impressed by the expected growth there. >> and let's talk about if you are the average retail investors with a longer horizon and you want to get into the ipos, you've given us three bullet points before you take that leap. you take a look at revenu

south bay sheriff's deputies say alexander najot and kathryn stump pulled the same scam in cupertino and plessanton. a male victim contacted stump through an online ad and drove her to his apartment. once there, the victim claims stump threatened him with a knife and najot pepper sprayed him. the victim was driven about a mile away and dropped off. >>> a cello worth thousands of dollars is no longer missing, but the people who took it are. the cello is valued at more than $8,000. when detectives released surveillance video of the crime, they believe it may have made the instrument too hot to sell. it was left in chinatown and has been returned to its 16-year-old owner. >>> there may be a new way to get your order from amazon delivered through the trunk of your car. starting in may, amazon will test it out on audi drivers. when customers check out online they will track their car, which will be tracked by gps. the worker finds the car and uses a keyless authorization code to open the trunk and place the package inside. the service won't be available to everyone until at least next yea

kathryn knot concern her ri began and phillip williams are due back in court on september 21st. all three remain out on bail. >>> a contractor is the latest to face charges in a corruption scandal. christopher zp opp earned more than $1 million using cash and cronyism. he's the president of an engineering and surveying firm. he's the 13th person to be charged in the scandal. >>> philadelphia police say if the driver in a deadly hit and run does not turn herself in then they will go get her. the driver hit and killed 4-year-old abdul wilson on monday in kingsessing. police recovered the vehicle which was captured on surveillance video hitting the child and driving away. the lawyer for the woman told "nbc 10" that they are cooperating with the investigation and that she will turn herself in but so far she has not done that. >>> and philadelphia police are still looking for the driver in another hit and run that killed a child this week. yesterday morning 2-year-old david alsea jr. died from his injuries. his mother was carrying him when both were hit by a car in kensington. relati

kathryn knott, kevin harrigan and phillip williams are due back in court may 21st. all three are out on bail. >>> from our south jersey bureau a fugitive roundup leads to 84 arrests on streets of camden. it was part of a nationwide effort by the u.s. marshal service over the past six weeks. operation violence reduction targeted cities known to have a high density of violent offenders. camden's countergang unit helped provide data to the marshals. >>> public health took center stage in philadelphia's race for mayor. this afternoon most of the candidates attended a forum in center city. the mayoral hopefuls shared on where they stand on health issues affecting the region. public health management corporation hosted the forum. >>> we're counting down until the important dates on our nbc 10 election calendar. tuesday may 19th is the primary in philadelphia. and then tuesday november 3rd voters will head to the polls for the general election. >>> the death of turnpike employees has led to a new push for worker safety. today in bucks county the pennsylvania turnpike commi

>> we love our kathryn but kathryn has to get something out of the way right off the bat. >> please lookt a production. were you both -- >> a cuckoo's nest. >> we didn't meet there but we did, we were -- i was nurse ranchette and he was mcmurphy in -- amazing. >> why wouldn't it be love at first sight. >> had to be. >> you know she gives him the electroshock therapy, a low-budget production, like a refrigerator box that they just cut a hole in and i had kind of like a fetish nurse outfit. >> kinky. >> and just like me pretending. i was horrible. amazing. >> i'm going to give you a compliment. >> yeah. >> for me the highest compliment. you remind me of jennifer coolage. >> i love her. >> i adore her. she shows up, steals everything and says bye-bye, and that's you. that's what you get. >> i'm out. >> never going to get better than that. >> that was it. >> tell us about "happyish." most of your hair is not combed. >> right. that's my natural state. this is definitely -- yeah. i could not be prouder. i love steving coulden so much. the creator is a voice to be reckoned with. >> you don't ha

they are live in washington with more on the story now, kathryn>> reporter: the analysis is goning on on the identity of the executioner who has a north american acent. it is the same as the other christians. they are trying to determine if it is dubbed over or a north american is letting those executions in the country. portions of the 29 minute tape appear to be digitally alter. and there are other things in the film that suggest green scene technology would be used. this is the second time isis staged a mass execution in libia. the islamic state is comfortable and operating there and fox was first to report that isis is expand nothing north africa. and isis is now blamed for 20 plots in the country. on friday, president obama addressed the growing safe haven. >> we are consistently looking in where terrorist threats iminate and libya is a area of great concern. isil is explicit of using libya as a potential justification for putting their personnel there. >> the latest video is described as having advanced post production and no guidance on whether they are professionally trained o

kathryn is live in our washington newsroom with more. >> reporter: al-qaeda in yemen is expanding the guidance to somalia. and how they support their regional ambition. the al-qaeda affiliate is providing guyance and sharing bomb- making techniques. and they are recovered. and midmarch. fbi investigator found an fbi truck that was tracked by the fbi to somalia to kenya. they are militants with al-qaeda and yemen and one of the top commanders was among them and so comfortable in his new freedom there are tweets with him relaxing in what used to be a presidential palace. and the ranking house democrat said the chaos is playing to al-qaeda's benefit. >> al-qaeda has had a resurgeiance and taking over the fifth largest town in yemen. and sprung al-qaeda operatives from prison. and they've also taken over part of a bank. >> the cia drone strike was in midfebruary and they had no commenting for our reporting, john. >> disturbing stuff there. >> and kenya is retaliating and launching air strikes in somalia after a terrorist attack in a university that left 140 people dead. >> the kenyan air

. >> he says, kathryn, it's tim.t karen's apartment, she's laying on the floor, there's blood everywhere and she's been stabbed. >> not she's dead. >> not she's dead, she's been stabbed. >> and he tells her on the phone according to catherine that she's been stabbed. >> okay. she has been stabbed. >> we didn't know that at that point in time. >> so he knew something he shouldn't have known, something crucial. >> he knew something because he's the one that stabbed her. >> he sized up his case. a rejected lover with a violent history. a man who was at the scene of the crime and lied about it. he charged permenter with first degree murder and decided to seek the death penalty. then just weeks before the trial was scheduled to start, tim's friend, george solomon, his sleepover alibi witness recanted his story. and how. >> tells me this whole new story that permenter had admitted he killed karen that night. >> blurted out a confession. >> when he got up there. >> so that's a holy cow moment for you. >> it is. >> death pen

. >> you know, i wonder if we see so many of these videos night after night and my colleague kathryn catherine herridge comes out, i wonder if we are getting so used to them that they aren't horrified. maybe they have to be there where they're begging for their lives, where they're being threatened, are you a christian? if you are, you're beheaded. >> we had that big event in new hampshire with all the presidential candidates. and as you walked around talking to the people attending the common citizens here out to listen to messages. they're asking where is the united states? what is going on? why are we not doing what we have to do? and you have some people with tears in their eyes as they describe the atrocities, technically the beheading of the christians, sol of the christian community in new hampshire the evangelical community was really appalled. >> i don't think for one second that this is easy at all. this is a terrible frightful thing that's going on. and i don't think for one second we can do this alone as the united states. but i do know one thing, whatever strategy we're

. >>> the minicabbinged cath -- the man contacted kathryn stump.sted police found other computers, phones, and electronics. police believe the couple may have targeted other people along the 680-880 corridor who may be reluctant to come forward. >>> two people are facing charges after a high speed chase that ended in a firey crash that started about 8:30 last night when police attempted to stop a call for failing to yield. the chase took officers over the carquinez bridge and west to interstate 880 when the car tried to take the exit it flipped and caught fire. three people in the car tried to run from the scene but were found and arrested by police. one of the people arrested is a 16-year-old and released to the custody of his or her parents. >>> there is a new development in a story we've been talking about all week. coming up in 20 minutes we'll tell you about a south bay teenager that hasn't been missing since monday >>> good morning. we are look at the east bay commute. it's been better than normal as you look at 680 driving through fremont. n

kathryn soi, al jazeera. >> as we said earlier many migrants leave from libya. the coast guard is finding it increasingly difficult to patrol shores. ol board with one of libya's new coast guard patrols. >> reporter: it's not an easy mission. they say the smugglers continue to adapt their tactics according to the changes on the ground. they said that they have noticed among the my grants that they have rescued over the past few weeks about 250, that there was no skipper on board. migrants say that one them was taught quickly how to steer the boat or the little raft in exchange of free passage. in other instances, they go with them to a certain point and under some pretext, like for example, the engine has broken down they are picked up by another boat and abandoned the migrants in the middle of the sea the they also say that going after the migrants is not going to work simply because this is the last leg of a very long journey. most of the migrants have been to several countries before reaching the coast of libya. you have smuggling networks that operate in all

the victim contacted kathryn stump on april 5th through an online add they agreed to meet and stump showednt back to the mans home where he was reportedly robbed. police say they found other computers, phones, and electronics. the police believe the couple may have targeted other people who may not want to come forward. >>> two people are facing charges after a high speed chase that ended in a firey crash. now it started last night about 8:30 when police tried to stop a car for not yielding. the chase took police officers over the carquinez bridge and west on interstate 80. when the car tried to take the cutting boulevard exit, it flipped over and caught fire. flee people inside the car -- three people inside the car tried to run away. one of the people arrested is 16 years old. he was released to the custody of parents. >>> police are filing a lawsuit against the police department and calling for federal investigation into his death. according to police, lopez was shot back in february by two plain closed officers when he charged at them with a knife. now at a community meeting following

kathryn knot, kevin harrigan all three remain on baul. >> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> coming up on 8 minutes after 6:00 tracking rain this morning. light rain to start with. scattered showers in the morning and afternoon time for the commute. slight chance we'll see some thunderstorms later today but temperatures they'll be climbing today but they really warm up for the first part of the weekend. summer like temperatures for saturday. right now, not all that cold outside. just rainy this morning. allentown, northeast philadelphia, millville, middle 50s with light rain. you can see the pocono mountains dealing with clouds. the steady rain moved through first thing this morning. just to the east of scranton right now. al allentown getting a break. showers streaming across delaware county and jersey. this is the first line of wet weather. more showers possible this afternoon. look at the temperatures. in between the showers, a nice warmup for allentown, reading, quaker town into the low 70s. clouds, maybe even some thinning of the clouds duri

the judge ordered kevin harrigan kathryn knot and phillip williams to stand trial.pects beat the victim so badly. one ended up in the hospital with three broken bones. >>> this morning at the intersection of dupont boulevard and fitzgerald road where these were taken. no one was hurt. one bus driver had minor injuries. >>> the deaths of turnpike employees led to a new push for workers safety. today in bucks county the pennsylvania turnpike commission launched a campaign urging drivers to slow down in work zones. tv commercials will be used to get the word out. more than 30 p.a. turnpike workers have been killed over the years, many in work zones. workers tell us the problem has gotten worse over the years. >> like i said on their cell phones and wi-fi and everything else. i see people reading newspapers going down the road. they got to put that stuff away and pay attention. >> state troopers will begin hiding in construction vehicles using radar guns to try to catch drivers speeding through work zones. >>> campaign called operation orange squeeze was spurred by the

kathryn johnson african american woman who calculated the trajectories for alan shepherd and john glenn who wouldn't flight in the apollo mission, there's no african american woman technical american in the apollo movies i ever saw as a kid. we've got to get these in there because if you know your path as we're discussing, your future is different. >> rose: silicon valley you know well. it is said that they're not nearly as many women as should be out there doing that word. why is it? >> i think it comes from many things but i think one of the fundamental ones was that when we got, sort of it comes as the personal computer came, we kind of bought them for our boys. i have a friend who had to get a key when she was going up to her brother's room to go in and do coding. our boys and our husbands they all have these computers so the women weren't in on it. so if you were coding again practice makes permanent in tech. the more you play with it, less testing more choice. the more you play with it, the more you come to understand it. so the young men were doing that and growing up and making

let's hope it happens, but don't cut my social security number, i would say the fox winner is the kathrynitage, but her reporting on the combat benefits for their injuries in the fort hood massacre, that really helped turned around that awful decision, soldiers will now get benefits as a result of her reporting. and losers, let's continue, naomi, with you. >> i think jeb but she was actually the loser looking as times weren't relative to hilary clinton, he got kind of slammed in his bio. hilary is the history's greatest modern cration, so i think he definitely lost on that one . >> it would be god's creation, not history's cration. >> dennis, go ahead, who is the loser of the week? >> plant earth because we're approaching earth day and the fact of the matter is we've done very little to increase, affected by oil prices, but sooner or later we're going to have to get -- i give it a decade . >> okay. all right. well, i'm breathing much better here in new york. you'll be happy to know that i used to. anthony, loser of the week. >> i'm going to say the u.s. taxpayer. april 15th was this week,

. >> reporter: kathryn over the bridge in brooklyn clinton campaign headquarters are in overdrive. after announcing her presidential bid in grass roots out yesterday tinseltown was quick to join the bandwagon. but how low will large celebrity supporters be this time around? and will house with a pro will help or hurt her run for the white house? >> reporter: after being a staunch overbought of support and pass scarlett johansson joined jut up buyout jennifer lopez and empire start when grace greeley area and run day lee m. dunham and magic johnson and hillary former as in else pull for any color in supporting our decision to run for the big ticket in 2016. the insider was by hillary side throughout her first presidential campaign trail on my exam and this time she is entering the race with the presumed presidential as the upper presumed presidential nominee we're going tasseled much more on the story tonight at 7 on the insider for kron 4 news on louis aguirre back to catherine >> catherine heenan: you to watch all your celebrity news here on kron 4 after the insider entertainment

reporter: will have so much more on this story as seven on the insider louis aguirre back to you kathrynheenan: you to watch on his celebrity news here on kron 4 after the insider entertainment tonight ears and 7:30 p.m. follow by kron 4 news at 8. >> stanley roberts: this of water running down a storm drain in concord possibly hundreds of gallons. this from the sprinklers that were turned on wall the country homes the worker claims he was there of orders from his boss detests the sprinklers. this is another home entry boulevard also on the city of concord is always up for sale and no one was home but the sprinklers were on full blast. and this is the corner of coldwell and st. charles place where this time is not sprinklers is a damaged water pipe that is leaking as a result of an auto collision the day before. >> stanley roberts: the car spun out because in rain the day before which brings me back to the worker checking the sprinkler heads of the home where no one's home and the sprinklers or going full blast by walken all were soaking wet their new mandatory restrictions in effect in

kathryn: we are looking that china is now looking at quantitative easing or nonnormal action to boosttimulus even further. are you expecting that to be coming out from the pboc? brendan: there is no reason for china to go into a qe, and interest rates are still at 2%, so they could still cut rates. i would see there are different ways in which to provide financing to local governments and allow government deficits to not come down so quickly, but i would caution. i think the big issue in china is the currency. it is very difficult to imagine an effective stimulus in china without currency depreciation and in a way that the chinese authorities are trying to have a two ways here, a chinese currency that builds up to a reserve currency, and on the other hand, a devaluation at some point seems pretty essential towards stimulating the economy. mark one good to have you today. brendan. coming up -- manus club the world's most valuable company, apple, that is, is due to report earnings. will the china sales beat those than those in the u.s.? ♪ manus: welcome back to countdown. it is 6:30 in

some of the offers you hear from include scottsburg, kathryn smiley and talkshow host hugh hewitt. the coverage of the l.a. festival of books continues at 2:00 with panels on crime and u.s. history. authors will be taking your phone calls throughout the day. and on c-span3, saturday morning at 8:45 eastern for an all day event on the end of the civil war. sunday at 8:00 a.m., and again it 10:00 p.m. eastern, the anniversary of president lincoln assassination with a ceremony at lincoln's cottage. re-creations from ford's theater, and we will take a tour of teachers and health, -- a tour of peterson house, where the president died. thursday, before a live studio audience, russian president vladimir putin answered questions on domestic and foreign policy on his annual call-in program. morgan at 2 million questions were submitted via call, text, and e-mail. the entire event lasted more than four hours. during this 90 minute portion putin addressed relations with ukraine and the west, as well as the recent nuclear iran agreement. from moscow, this is courtesy of u.s. english news channe

. >> i've always wondered carolyn, what -- kathryn, i've always wondered what coronation street is aboutnd having lived here for some 15 years or so -- >> you've never watched it. >> i can't really follow it. they never move ahead in their story lines. sts the same things happening all the time. maybe it's like politics. >> a lot of coronation street does seem to be based on is that kind of tradition of hard working, working class british families and those are the kind of people, i suppose, ed milliabn is trying to appeal to. the labor party is very worried about these northern constituencies up near manchester where i am. >> thank you very much for that. i want to do a dramatic over to you. that's how they do it in the soap operas. there's lots of silence and looking out windows. >> we'll talk a lot more about politics. still to come on the show, hillary clinton announces that she will run for president using social media. she will now head to iowa in a van she calls scooby. >>> stephen, what do you make of the u.k. economy at the moment? and what do you make of the choice that busines

while dad, prince william, takes to the skies as a newly minted air ambulance pilot, mom duchess kathrynquestion will prince george get a little brother or sister? gamblers if they get their way. the new sibling will be a girl. ladbrokes revealing they have their money on the princess. most of them predicting her name will be alice. >> that was the story over the weekend that kate and william had samples of pink paint sent. >> but uncle harry could miss all the action. touching down down under this weekend for a month-long deployment with the australian army. for "good morning america" linzie janis abc news london. >> bags packed? >> yeah. >> coming up shark tank star robert herjavec coming up. stay with us. autria: good monday morning at 8:26 a.m. here is eileen whalum on the weather. eileen: lots of sunshine with temperatures climbing and 70's this afternoon. something to get you going early on. 68 degrees by 1:00 with lots of sunshine and more clouds a late in the day. we will have a weather system that will bring us some rain tomorrow. keep the rain gear handy because we got rain cha

while dad, prince william, takes to the skies as a newly minted air ambulance pilot, mom duchess kathrynestion will prince george get a little brother or sister? gamblers if they get their way. the new sibling will be a girl. ladbrokes revealing they have their money on the princess. most of them predicting her name will be alice. >> that was the story over the weekend that kate and william had samples of pink paint sent. >> but uncle harry could miss all the action. touching down down under this weekend for a month-long deployment with the australian army. for "good morning america" linzie janis abc news london. >> bags packed? >> yeah. >> coming up shark tank star robert herjavec coming up. stay with us. >> 8:27 police are calling the death of a woman in southwest philadelphia suspicious. the body was found inside a home along willows avenue at midnight. the medical examiner will determine how she died and if this is a case of murder. police originally responded to the home for a sudden death call. >>> karen rogers has the traffic, good morning. >> reporter: we have an accident on the

kathryn: ideas we all have. words of affirmation, physical touch. acts of service. gifts.ality time. i nailed all five. if my love language is physical touch, which it is, my most likely way of loving you is through physical touch. yours might be words of affirmation. if i do not realize that, we are going to get in trouble. if i realize that, i can stroke you all-day with words. to love you in the language that is most important to you. they are learning this about their children as well and spouses. even loving your employees in your company. we have a course on how to make a meaningful apology. the language of apology. not just saying i am sorry, but offering restitution. saying i am sorry and i was wrong are different. etiquette, how to be a gentleman. we have a two hour dining course. it was taught by an emily post etiquette instructor. laura: fell in get instruction from an emily post instructor, that is good. catherine: they are getting these soft skill courses on what is the definition of integrity. many courses that are working on them as people. one of reits just