but katz wouldn't leave until jesse went. since then, katz and jesse are close.cal questions there are now football snack talk. >> you know, i can't remember his name, i think it was a fourth round. >> yeah, i trust this man, he's a is very good doctor. a friend, i love him. i'm saying the man saved my life. >> reporter: but on baltimore's west side, even with katz's house calls, life is harder, after a day of uncontrolled rage, the sick are left with even fewer options. we know that some of the pharmacies say they are going to come back. they're trying to rebuild. in the meantime, dr. katz and the patients are doing whatever they can to try to make sure that their health is taken care of. sara sidner, cnn, baltimore. >>> turning now to weather. another day of severe weather around parts of the central united states. our meteorologist derek van dam is standing with with more. derek. >> george, central u.s. taking center stage. large hail, damaging winds and long tracks, very dangerous and lethal tornadoes. more on that. take a look at footage comes out of oklahom

louis katz co-owned the philadelphia inquirer.philanthropic work including here in camden. reporting live along the waterfront katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. just getting word of an accident scene out on the 42 freeway in new jersey on the northbound side right around jeffords taking out a lane. slow going up towards the walt whitman bridge by that scene as well. looking live on 202 at pay olely pike. an accident scene blocking the lane by the southbound side. the northbound lane doing just fine heading through that area. as for 95 the drive times not doing too bad on the northbound. southbound starting to jam up from woodhaven road towards the vine street expressway. about a 26-minute trip. still seeing road closures as well in berlin. the westbound ramp to haddon avenue. follow local detours to get around. >>> now "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> take a live look outside right now. we are seeing foggy conditions. we'll see plenty of sunshine heading into th

both katz and marcy darcy were leader who is inspired students. on this day last year katz and dalsset were moon victims of the crash. it was on its way back to atlantic city when it crashed and burst into flames. no official cause yet for the crash, but it's expected soon. documents released by investigators point to pilot error. according to the documents, pre-flight checks may not have been done properly. at friday's memorial in camden the focus was on the victims who gave so much to the school and its students. >> so this is a scholarship of life that marcy and lewis had as their idea and their legacy that they wanted you to have. an education where you could change and grow and be the butterfly. >> dalsy's family was there to release the butterflies, symbolizing the change and rebirth both katz and dalsy stood for in their lives. >>> in washington the senate will return today for a rare sunday session. lawmakers will try to reach an agreement on the nsa's bulk phone data collection program. that program is included in the patriot act, and wil

louis katz is the co-founder of katz delsey school. this year marks one year where he and his co-founder were on a plane that crashed outside of boston. in honor of them they've chosen a plant that attracts butterflies and will plant them outside the school. >> what are some of the things you learn sneer. >> how to read and how to spell. and how to behave. >> my favorite thing that i do in class is what they teach us we're getting smarter and marter. >> louis katz co-owned the philadelphia inquirer. we'll look at contributions he made. reporting live along the waterfront katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> 5:07. the trial begins for the woman accused of burning down the home of a police officer. investigators say that donna crock blamed the officer for her son's arrest. authorities say last december krupp torched the house of limerick township detective ernie morris. these are the flames caught on home surveillance cameras. morris and his family were out of town. >>> an odor coming from a suitcase revealed a man in a suitcase. the man said

both katz and marcy dalsey were leader who is inspired students.alsey were among six victims of the plane crash in bedford, massachusetts. the twin engine jet was on its way back to atlantic city when it crashed and burst into flames. there's no official cause yet for the crash, but that is expected some time soon from the national transportation safety board board. documents released by investigators point to pilot error. according to those documents, pre-flight checks may not have been done properly. at friday's memorial in camden which is where lewis katz grew up, the focus was on the victims who gave so much to the school and its students. >> so this is a scholarship of life that marcy and lewis had as their idea and their legacy that they wanted you to have. an education where you could change and grow and be the butterfly. >> dalsey's family was there to release the butterflies, symbolizing the change and rebirth both katz and dalsey stood for in their lives. >>> talking weather now, the rain will not let up for some parts of texas. as much a

both katz and marcy dalsey were leaders who inspired students. on this day last year katz and dalsey were among six victims of the plane crash in bedford, massachusetts. the twin engine jet was on its way back to atlantic city when it crashed and burst into flames. there is no official cause yet for the crash, but it is expected some time soon from the national transportation safety board. documents already released by investigators point to pilot error. according to those documents, pre-flight checks may not have been done properly. at friday's memorial in camden which, by the way, is where lewis katz grew up the focus was on the victims who gave so much to the school and its students. >> so this is the scholarship of life that marcy and lewis had as their idea and their legacy that they wanted you to have. an education where you could change and grow and be this butterfly. >> dalsey's family was there to release butterflies, symbolizing the change and rebirth both katz and dalsey stood for in their lives. >>> it is down to the wire for a contro

. >> call our meeting to order commissioner president katz commissioner brandon commissioner woo ho approval of the minutes for the april. >> all in favor? opposed? oh. seeing none, public is closed okay item public comment on exclusive session public comment? seeing none, public is closed. >> exclusive session. >> so moved second all in favor we'll move into executive session important the the real property negotiator. >> not to disclosure anything in closed session. >> second. >> second. >> all in favor>> i. >> nephews we have a motion and a second we'll reconvene in open session. >> okay pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones of and use of cell phones pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. are prohibited at this meeting. the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. please be advised mubd item 8 public comment on items under the circumstances no

president katz vice president adams, commissioners, i'm jeffrey bower the ports policing manager, i'm here i think for the 15th time this is information item too, to give you an update on the 2015-16 parking and zoning special event rates. it also asks for a fee waver for public art that can be installed up and down the waterfront the know the staff report mentions pier 14, the intent is up and down the waterfront. i also have a representative from kaiser marson marine -- reid kalihara that is next to me, or behind me. what are the parameter rates, the parameter rates are delegated authority, it allows us to function, it allows the real estate division to function it's the nuts and bolts if of i would say the port, the and the delegated authority, i won't read every one, less than five year, less than a million dollars, at least, the minimum parameter rates. here's an example of parameter rates, you can see at the bottom. they represent about -- this year they represent 17% of the total real estate revenues. so they represent a small portion of the revenues, but a large portion of the

both katz and dalsey were leaders who inspired students. day last year they were among six victims of the plane crash in massachusetts. the twin engine jet was on its way back to atlantic city when it crashed and burst into flames. there is no official cause yet for the crash, but it is expected soon from the national transportation safety board. documents released by investigators point to pilot error. according to those documents, pre-flight checks may not have been done properly. at friday's memorial in camden, the focus was on the victim who is gave so much to the school and its students. >> so this is the scholarship of life that marcy and lewis had as their idea and their legacy that they wanted you to have an education where we could change and grow and be this butterfly. >> dalsey's family was there to release butterflies symbolizing the change and rebirth, both katz and dalsey stood for in their lives. >>> we have some new information about a police shooting in singapore that happened near a hotel where u.s. defense secretary ash c

>> it helped sam katz. sam katz is probably as popular as he's ever been, among republicans, democrats independents. he's certainly been all these parties, as well. but there's a modicum of credibility by announcing before the primary election. so now i think, when he puts out his position papers, whether it be on education, crime, economic development... >> doesn't look like he has an axe to grind. >> doesn't look like, "yeah, well, you know, i didn't run because tony didn't win," or something like that. >> and he's turning into a thacher longstreth elder statesman with his series on philadelphia history, and maybe he doesn't want to be in politics anymore. maybe he wants to have his impact in a different way. >> isn't it nice -- sorry -- that he took a walk with his family or his wife, and it was about what really matters? not to get sappy. i mean, it's true. >> all right, while we're talking election, 23 people running for city council, some of them at-large positions. an interesting field. again, 16 dem

. >> that says is it all good afternoon commissioner president katz and commissioners mom and dad's isoel freed ma'am the chief building inspector for the port the informational item is at the proposal to eliminate exemptions from the port blood stain the coincidence for special event don't require a permit those fends are installed and as a result staff don't have the opportunity to check for conflict that accessibility and fire department requirement due to a lack of review fences have been installed at random locations which is instances where fence replacement have blocked access to fire hydrants and walkways staff want to make sure those safety situation with voided by eliminate this fence exception prior to approval by the port commission staff will be insured that public t is given notice with the opportunity to provide public notices places in san francisco examiner newspapers and this chronicle for other second 6 months and also the website and payrolling will have the same information this information is available for a period of 24 days from april 29th to may 23rd and i beli

today, a memorial was dedicated at the katz and marcia dalsey school. they were co-founders. a butterfly garden was dedicated to symbollize what they symbolized in their lives. >> the school is a success, and that is what she wanted from it. i and i hope that everybody will be inspired by it. >> katz and dalsey were aboard the plane that crashed in massachusetts when they died. investigators are pointing to pilot error as the cause for the crash. >>> is yesterday's flash flooding at the jersey shore a sign of a bigger problem? nbc 10 went back to the scene today to find out. >>> well hot and steamy saturday, but the entire weekend won't necessarily stay dry. when we can expect the return the of rain and relief from the heat. >>> police post an unusual message on one tofof the jersey shore's most popular boardwalks. >> so the communeity is shown that we are not the bad guys. >> reporter: and police are asking parents to change what they tell their kids. >>> we are still following the breaking news for you. the man that police want to talk to about two assaults on women in sout

remaining vision of that eye. >> but she is maintaining using drops, and if she's luck year doctor katzs then hundreds of thousands of african americans genetically predisposed to more aggressive glaucoma. >> african americans tend to get glaucoma at an earlier age, maybe a decade earlier than average. they are six to eight fold higher chance of getting glaucoma then whites. and they are more likely to have significant vision loss. >> add in other risk factors like diabetes and high blood pressure and he says the the risks runs higher then any other in the group. but there is hope with better technology and earlier detection. new medicines lasers, and surgery. >> but you have to still have the patients in your office, if they're not there then you are not helping them. >> look straight ahead. >> so wills eye has been taking the hospital on the road. setting up shop in high risk, under served neighborhoods. >> so far, over here. >> first the elderly diagnosing and treating 400 new patients. free. >> you have glaucoma. >> huge, huge rates of glaucoma in philadelphia. much higher then nati

many of the students and staff knew louis katz. they have a legacy in camden in this charter school which is named after them. the pair co-founded it three years ago. today students will create a butterfly garden in honor of katz and dalsey. their plane crashed outside of boston. at the time of his death he was born and raised in the same area of camden where he started this school. coming up in the next hour you will hear from students about the legacy he's leaving in camden and the impact he personally had on them. reporting live in camden along the waterfront katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> 4:06. 69 degrees. we have new information on a deadly case of lassa fever in new jersey. lassa fever is a viral disease common to west africa. the cdc says health officials helped identify dozens of people who possibly had contact with a man who died of the illness. six of those people are at high risk of lassa fever. the victim returned to the u.s. on a flight that originated from liberia. he showed the symptoms aboard the plane but he later

it's also not a product of the katz decision. it's a product of a solely concurrence in katz. justice harlan i think was doing his very best to try to capture these difficult problems, the intersection between technology and the fourth amendment when he stated what has now become what's called the katz test. but katz actually went down on the fact that the defendant had entered into a phone booth and there concealed the sound of his voice from other people. so in closing himself in a miniature room, of sorts, prevented the information from reaching others and the government accessing it through use of a bug was unreasonable. the majority -- read your cases, folks. the majority in katz did not decide based on what has now become the katz test, reasonable expectation of privacy. my argument is to obviously use it but also argue for administering the fourth amendment the way you would any other law. so you go through it like a student would through a statutory law. the right to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures in a person's houses, papers, and effects. you go

. >>> today people are remember's katz's legacy of giving. right now students are planting flowers that will attract butterflies outside of the school. the garden is in honor of the school's founder. >> for the kids to have such a colorful place that attracts a free spirit kind of encompasses what the two of them meant. >> i think it provides a safe healthy environment. somewhere they can call home away from home. i think they love it. they do it. they love it here. >> at the time of his death katz co-owned the philadelphia enquirer and left the mark on some old rer students. >>> now to decision 2016. reports that donald trump could be ready to jump into the race for the white house. the washington post confirmed the real estate mogul will make major announcement on june 16th. that will be at trump tower in new york city. the next day he plans to head to new hampshire. chris christie hasn't made up his mind about 2016 yet. he's at the shore to promote tourism. today she's the keynote speaker as delaware republicans open up their state convent

rebecca: jeffrey katz is a tax attorney in bethesda. >> montgomery county in howard county, if you look at the aggregate state its $260 million. rebecca: robert oversees transportation, infrastructure and the environment. those are just some of the budgets that could take a big hit. >> we have had a lot of pressure on the school system. many of us have tried to figure out how to provide more resources. everything that we want to provide more resources to will be harder to do. rebecca: abc 7 news. rebecca cooper abc 7 news. , kellye: coming up virginia may rely less on private financing as it embarks on a plan to widen part of i-66. and after decades of promises flying cars may be here sooner than you think. devon: paging george jetson devon lucie with you, tracking higher heat, humidity. the forecast coming up. kellye: a new twist in the plan to widen i-66 could put hundreds of millions into the tax coffers , provided the taxpayers pay to widen the highway. stephen tschida has the details. stephen: the transportation secretary believes it makes the most sense if the state picks up the t

joining me now, rita katz.. >> thank you. >> reading your article, you point something out that i think is significant, not only with simpson following these militants on twitter, but that they were following him in return. you point that out. why do you think that's significant? how strong do you think their affiliations were? >> this is very important because the fact that we have very prominent isis fighters who fight with isis in isis territory indicate that simpson was placed in an important location within their network. look for somebody like him, who has thousands of followers, he cannot follow everyone else. being able to follow somebody on twitter means that you will be also in communication with him and the fact that elton simpson and husain followed each other allows them to communicate through direct messages which are private messages that no one else can see. >> so there's that. we talk about hussein. we've been talking about these affiliations with isis. there are also connections cited between

. >> call our meeting to order commissioner president katz commissioner brandon commissioner woo ho approval of the minutes for the april. >> all in favor? opposed? oh. seeing none, public is closed okay item public comment on exclusive session public comment? seeing none, public is closed. >> exclusive session. >> so moved second all in favor we'll move into executive session important the the real property negotiator

fourth quarter of a 49ers dame game i think we're in the fourth quarter but commissioner president katzas a by all this last go around with the staff and us have's or has been a good policy for transpiring to make that work there are were issues the staff had to try to solve we were trying to get the thing done and when it turned out it is a better deal for the port we're fine with the castle it's a win-win important both sides other than we're here to answer specific questions the one thing on the main month to month on may 26th don't take office i'll not be here i'll be on my honey mountain you have a commitment to get this done with our approval if you have any questions i'm here. >> thank you congratulations. >> (laughter). >> public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner brandon oh, i'll start on any left thank you >> okay. thank you i appreciate the presentation and the utilizations are important i want to thank t n g for working with us the term are obviously a little bit different it is helpful to see we're making progress i have a couple of questions elain

number three, safra katz, oracle ex-ingtive made nearly 38 million last year. packard ceo meg whitman paid nearly 20 million toed by facebook's cheryl sandburg who took home nearly $16 million in 2014. nice to see the pay scale for ladies going up. >> looks like we have a long way to go for ourselves. >> yeah. >> not even close. >> that's okay, mike happy to have jobs shall right? >> you're priceless in my book. nice line. >> nice. thank you. good morning from the abc7 news broadcast center, jump right into it yesterday sunrise in case you didn't get to see it bev it from mount tamalpais, up over the cloud deck and stayed there the cloud deck pretty stubborn through most of the morning, one of the few areas that has been drizzly, kind of off and on, sfo, is i will have flight arrival delays coming in there the opposite end of the spectrum, walnut creek, seen more sunshine, inland east bay than anywhere else this morning. check out our ring of fire from about lake -- excuse me, lake tahoe toward redding, cloverdale clear lake expect more showers and thunderstorm

contemplate for the shed is limited for storage in terms of what we're looking at so commissioner president katz we'll contemplate our concern about the investment to facilitate that use. >> i think we want the option but. >> right we know there are issues we want to be aware of that up front. >> the awake is working backwards and it may not be that the occupancy may allow for the upgrades i was thinking of and the other questions i assume they'll not be any other obvious when it is entry or will we have an option to you know have daily i'm thinking of parades and things like that where people want to park their floats for 24 hours. >> it's part of their premises it is really only available for the special event use we're providing for the ability to use the reminder of the shed in the ways you're talking about. >> and then in terms of the parking spaces that are allocate i know that this will shift daytime and night time use will the restaurant be able to charge for parking will that add to the revenue for restaurant patron parking a setup like that. >> not 20 spaces are for the office use and

direction we received from you at the last meeting to fortify further, the process particularly president katz, i want to thank you for your head and guidance on this. basically, what we heard from the port commission comments last month was that we had proposed waterfront plan working group, as shown on this slide, that had a series of different perspectives perspectives that would be represented on a 30 member waterfront working group, that would be appointed by the port staff executive director monique moyer. what we heard from the port commission is we really wanted to broaden that participation further, what we have proposed in the staff report i will be describing here is broadened participation structure, as initially proposed we do propose having an appointed group, created by the port staff through monique moyer of the waterfront plan working group the perspectives on that group are depicted in this slide i will not read each one of them, they're intended to embrace the full breadth of the interests and perspective of needs on the san francisco waterfront. what we have done here is to

view area of little hollywood and so i have done the mass trapping over with the recology over 100 katz in the last tief years and ve is served 30 kittens out of there, and so i have a huge part with that colony of cats in that area. and currently right now, i also have a house full of fosters and 7 kittens and three cats and luckily enough i am a house owner here in san francisco. and so i am able to bring animals in out of my house that the other people don't have the capability to do with being renters and stuff here in the city. i think that as far as my volunteering that is most tf right there. i spend most of my time if not at home at the acc or doing something or another for the animals. i have to laugh because my mom has told me that i am a special gift for animals being born on october 4, which is saint francis day which is the saint of animals, and so since i was little i have always brut hem bunnies kittens whatever i could find, toads or whatever i could find that needed to be nurtured and it is a niche that i do have. i think that as much volunteer that i have done, i am go

he should not be in a special katz gore. he deserves a ground burial. and he gave all for it. >> he left behind his wife who was seven months pregnant. she says some day she wants to be able to take their child to his grave. so far, the army continues to stand firm and deny his burial in arlington. >> what a sad story. do you think thomas florich should be buried at arlington or should the ruling stand? >>> a puppy poaching caught on camera. two suspects walk out of a rescue shelter, taking an adorable puppy with them. we'll have details. >>> one world trade center officially opens its observatory to the public. and there's a lot more to it than the spectacular view. we'll take you inside. this is good, mom. "good"? (chuckles) it's delicious! and this new kibble blend is so healthy. thank you. no, nancy, thank you. kibbles 'n bits. because every bit matters. in a work, work, work world... take time for sunday. just know that your truck... has a little thing for monday. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... yo

the benefit concert is monday at the katz jcc in cherry hill. have information about that. >>> a new health study out about african-americans and heart disease. seems a certain segment may be more at risk. we'll have details on that. >>> people who get tattoos may wind up with more than art on their bodies. see what some people are suffering from after getting inked. >>> researchers say people at lower socieconomic levels have greater risk for heart disease. black women had more than double and adults under 50 had triple the risk of a cardiovascular event. experts say the findings suggest access to health care and preventative screening play significant role in heart health. >>> 6% of people who get tattoos experience a rash or swelling lasting longer than four months. some of these skin reactions can be treated with anti-inflammatory steroids but others may require laser surgery. red and black inc. cause the most long lasting complications. about one in five adults have at least one tattoo. >>> the search for the missing follows deadly floods.

he should not be in a special katz gore. he deserves a ground burial. and he gave all for it. >> he left behind his wife who was seven months pregnant. she says some day she wants to be able to take their child to his grave. so far, the army continues to stand firm and deny his burial in arlington. >> what a sad story. do you think thomas florich should be buried at arlington or should the ruling stand? >>> a puppy poaching caught on camera. two suspects walk out of a rescue shelter, taking an adorable puppy with them. we'll have details. >>> one world trade center officially opens its observatory to the public. and there's a lot more to it than the spectacular view. we'll take you inside. i'm louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. i told myself for so long that i needed to quit smoking. i would quit then i'd go right back to it. chantix absolutely helped me quit smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostilit

joining me now is former cis operations officer, joshua katz. joshua -- >> hi. >> based on that and that question, has theist lambic state come to the u.s. and josh earnest saying this attempted terrorist attack was foiled they are not ready to make that pronouncement, but if isis claims responsibility they call it a terrorist attack. connect the dotsome isis here? >> so i think that there's two questions and i think for your audience, we need to separate them out. is the isis ideology here in the united states? absolutely. i was in texas a couple months ago and gave a seminar on this topic. it is here. it is alive. it is well, unfortunately. and their ideology is spreading. and i think much -- we are -- our law enforcement, unfortunately, is really behind the curve on this. now, just because going to the isis pronouncement that they take responsibility here because they say it doesn't make it so. and i think we need to be cautious going forward here not to make isis or die yesh the 800-pound ghost living in our -- under our kids' beds. they are

. >> reporter: suzy katz just can't waiting to gray, in fact she's dying to. >> here we go no turning back new. >> reporter: the 29 year-old is one of the growing number of young woman and men who are asking professionals like marie robinson to color their locks, various shades of gray. how often are you doing this in your salon. >> i would say we're averaging three or four clients a week which i think it is a lot for an unusual unique look. >> reporter: but trend known as granny hair has taken social media by storm. >> if you are on the internet you will see it rye now. >> reporter: augusta is the beauty editor at buzz feed the web site called granny hair the biggest hair trend of the year so far. >> it is start of the high fashion and new up through celebrities have it and new we will see people picking up on it. >> reporter: twenty-four year-old jean salvador has been gray for past four months. >> i come back to do this about once a in. >> reporter: coloris t lucille must bleach the hair to yellow and then apply gray t int. >> transformation process is an eight to nine hour job. >>

frank katz has the best seat in the house at the golden state warrior games and he has from almost thert. >> i had just gotten out of college, um, was at college at duke university, and at the time, went to see a warriors game when they were playing in the cow palace. >> reporter: the year was 1963. the season after the team had moved from philly. looking for his seat he ran into a college pal. >> saw me coming and asked if he would be interested in helping him at the scorer's table. when i asked him where the seats were compared to what i had, it was a no-brainer. >> reporter: this is his view as in has been for roughly more than 1500 games. not bad. but there is work involved of course as the official scorer. >> i manually log all the things pertinent to what's going on on the floor and when i started all of it was manual. we now have it computerized. my job is still the same, and it's to back up anything should the computer system go down. >> reporter: points, fouls, time-outs, that sort of thing. he has seen every great player in the past half century of basketball. the most natura

joshua katz good, to see you. >>> fighter jets had to scramble. an air france jet to jfk international airport in new york. somebody made an anonymous threat against that flight, reportedly involving chemical weapons. that was right there 22 from paris. the fbi eventually released the following statement quote: the plane has lanked and has deboarded. there will no incidents or hazards reported aboard the flight by either the passengers or its crew. the plane has been cleared, end quote. then american airlines officials say there was a threat against flight 131 from england to jfk. that plane also landed safely after determining the threat was not credible. we learned two other income can flights at newark liberty international in new jersey, when they get here, will get special screening and weapons defection. overall, bumped up security screenings today this weeken, will likely affect hundreds of passengers and cause travel disruptions for thousands of people as they keep us safe. >>> as americans mark the up official start of summer this holiday

re-experience shows like i love lucy, mary tyler moore show, happy days, cheers, you name tcbs and brought katzaunch new national network called decades. that will be available here in philadelphia on cbs-3's digital sub channel. the network will feature a daily show called through the decades hosted by former cbs news anchor bill curtis, and that will look back at news and cultural events, connect today a theme or day in history. beverly hills, oh, all of them decades will go back in time to commemorate the release of star wars memorial day weekend. you can watch decades now on comcast on channel 244 or on fios, on channel 483 or over the air on channel 3.2. decades, check it out. it is great. hey, before you head out, kay i with another look at your memorial day forecast, here's some more holiday events happening around our region today. you can find more local parades at cbsphilly.com. we'll be right back. >>> today is memorial day, tribute to the servicemen and women who give their life to our country. live picture from the korean war memorial at penn's landing. there is memorial day event

seconds later, witness and reserve deputy sheriff david katz tackles strier from behind. >> a coupleer people at that point had jumped on with me and i was able to get his left arm behind after and i just held his arms behind his back until another deputy came in. >> get down! >> face down on the ground, strier is handcuffed. police discover a second gun in his pants pocket. >> let's bring him straight to the lockup. >> meanwhile, gerald curry lies on the concrete with five bullets in him. >> paramedics are on the way. they'll check you out, okay? >> curry is rushed to the hospital and thanks to the tiny tree and his quick thinking, he survives. >> he is an extremely fortunate gentleman. >> dr. charles dang is an emergency physician who examines curry. the first bullet, lodged in his neck, is only fractions of an inch away from his spinal cord. this one bullet could have paralyzed or killed him in an instant. >> there aren't too many people that get shot that many times and live to tell about it. >> because of strier's poor health and mental state, his trial is delayed for years. >>

i spoke to deborah katz, an employment lawyer in d.c. and she had never heard of a case like this.rding the response i've gotten to this story is this isn't something entirely widespread but it is happening. at the same time, it's something people don't talk about. i'm happy to have had the conversation and talked to people that have experienced this. >> i think we can add to the list of military, university members of congress ob/gyns, evangelical leaders because i've since come to learn there's the billy graham rule on this very rule. he wouldn't travel alone in the company of only a female. >> i've heard about that as well. that was definitely brought to my attention after this story came out. >> it got a huge reaction is what you're telling us? >> it absolutely did. this is has been probably the biggest story i've ever written. keep sending emails, i'd like to hear more. >> sarah mimz thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, apple's ceo tim cook did it so did michelle obama. so did george bush. they all gave memorable and inspiring commencement graduation addr

. >> reporter: suzy katz can't waiting to gray.'s dying to. >> okay here we go, no turning back now. >> reporter: twenty-nine year old is one of the growing number of young women and young men asking professionals like marie robinson to color their hair various shades of gray. how often are you doing this in your salon. >> i would say we're averaging three to four clients a week which i think is a lot for something, for such an unusual, unique look. >> reporter: the trend known as granny hair has taken social media by storm. >> you are on the internet you are definitely seeing it the right now. >> reporter: thinks the the beauty editor of buzz feed social need web site calls granny hair the biggest hair trend of the the year so far. >> it started at high fashion. then it went up through celebrities have it and now real people are kind of picking up on it the. >> reporter: twenty-four year-old jean salvador has been gray for past four months. >> i come back to do this about once a month. >> reporter: column will or expert lucy javie

attorney's criminal investigation and matt katz is a reporter here with wnyc in new york. assemblyman, let me start with you. >> sure. >> your panel looked into this last year and in your final report you could find nothing to pin on chris christie. the u.s. attorneys looked at this and said today he doesn't think anybody but these three will be charge. he didn't find any smoking gun on chris christie. does that mean chris christie should be considered in the clear on this? >> i think it's premature to make those conclusions. i also think that it doesn't really adequately characterize what our report or what the u.s. attorney said today. our report said that we didn't have any findings one way or another about the governor's involvement. mr. fisherman today said that base on the evidence he has he doesn't foresee any additional charges. these are more than just continuing to press the narrative that the governor knew nothing about this. i mean the fact of the matter is that people that he trusted, people that he put into position, people that were his spokespeople at the p

afternoon coming up could see it more rain has all the minor backed up in the castellanus but at the katzns were predicting that as a little bit more so as you drive over the bay bridge into downtown san francisco. >>michelle apon: looking at the san mateo bridge traffic in the westbound direction of both sides minutes to get through written into seven cell. all is the chilly for some areas and in. the 13 year-old was able to fight back and eventually he left and the police are looking for him now the seven as video is playing a key role in helping employes find a suspect this was all for this attack. the experts and by have as many cameras as duquesne can't cover every inch of your home but that is impossible for a lot of was if if you have the jews cover the front of the house to cover from the outside this house will be right of their pointing down. >>gabe slate: home surveillance is very intimidating expense of but i want to show you a quick easy way you can get home surveillance in your home it you have wireless and an old smart phone and is to turn the old device into a surveillance

choices, she did give credence to the southern white women in that parade and later on, but while kerry katz's plan is for a compromise, alice paul's plan does not. she will advocate for a federal women's suffrage movement. she does have to negotiate with lots of different groups. there is still more research to be done when it comes to alice paul, what is happening behind the scenes. lori: the wctu had national conventions. everyone was invited t all union. -- everyone was invited, all unions. everyone sent a representative. i am wondering what other women's organization at the time had -- rosalyn: ball is a superintendent. lori: they had met. they were on the stage. if they were superintendent, they were speaking and giving reports. it is something i do not know a lot about. i'm curious about it. i would like to know how integrated was it. was it integrated at all were only a little bit? how was it? rosalyn: my speculation is if you have a superintendent of "colored work" who is sitting on the stage -- i'm sure she was because she was part of that centralized leadership -- you might all meet

tom: ray katz, thank you.witter question of the day gets to this uproar in boston in new york. across the country. is tom brady's legacy tarnished? we need your opinions on that @bsurveillance. it is "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to our single best chart with brendan. brendan: home prices are rising all over the country, but home construction is more efficient. here is what we are looking at. this is workers per housing per home built. we saw it rise to we got less efficient as the economy plummeted. we are getting more efficient now. bill rudin, this is what you do. you look at this chart. what does he say to you? bill: well, i think it is good, but unfortunately for new york city, our chart does not show that way. we show construction costs continue to rise because of union regulations so that is very concerning. we are seeing inflation in terms of cost per building here, and that is an impediment to solve the footer will housing is

had about 38% increase of up is so far because a bit underage kittens the dry weather >> reporter: katz says what is what out the cast in this day and a with the warmer dreier whether they go out and mate. >>: are we get though what the two young and yes we have to use and eyes and that is tragic. >> reporter: this family was fortunate in someone saw the cat and rub the mom and with our young kid so the mom could nurse for young ones and get them healthy before they are put up for adoption however cat says some well-meaning people jump to conclusions and bring in feral kid is too soon. tracy gotten dole is the out with the federal exchange >>: we advise people to just watch before they bring in before the can stay with the their minds. check all birth a few hours a few days to see it the mom has returned >> reporter: cat says they're trying to be proactive right now is this fear of the kit aggressive prices could get a lot worse. terisa estacio kron 4 news >> reporter: the temperatures were a permit '80s into philadelphia and west coast '60s with the flavor of the day up and down the co

joining us now is matrix asset advisors chief investment strategist and a mcdonald's shareholder, david katzto the program. >> nice to be here. >> why are you holding mcdonald's stock? with all the shouting and change of the ceo, it's down 3% over the last 12 months. >> it's up nicely this year. we bought it after it was down. if you look at mcdonald's, we think it's a reasonable valuation. has a great global footprint. it's paying a 3.5% yield and about 16 17 times normalized earnings. we think easterbrook will fix the business. if they fix the business there is up side on the earnings level and financial level. >> latest we have from the trade press in the wake of the big franchise meeting is there will be new menu board. drive-ins is a large percentage of sales, to build their own meals with lower-priced items then adding drinks which are more profitable. is that what you want to see? >> we do. we think there will be a lot of blocking and tackling. the ceo did fix great britain and europe. if you look at the company today versus nine months ago with the last ceo, he thought business wasn'

our chief investment strategist was at the shareholder meeting and david katz joins us as well. the chief investment officer with matrix asset advisers. good to see both of you today. i want to talk about the big four. the strategy of doubling down and ibm adding more shares in a company that was the under performer and the out come looks unclear. it is a big dividend play with the hike last week. how do you see an investment like that and should they replicate what buffett is doing? >> i think buffett explained it very well and even becky was talking about it. he is interested in five to ten years from now and i think he has gotten more comfortable with ibm in the sense that it's much more of a services play than ultra high technology play. that gives him the feeling that it is a durable franchise and certainly has a history of being a durable fortune chiz and he talked about that at the meeting that it is dealt with all sorts of changes in terms of what it is focused on over the years and done as everyone knows a phenomenal job and they will do it again. i have no reason to do

rita katz of the group that monitoring all the social media activities online of jihadis, she says a man in minnesota tweeted a message on april 23rd calling attention to that texas cartoon event and calling for an attack on it. she says that elton simpson, the gunman gunman followed this man online and on twitter and might have retweeted his message. no indication this man from somalia from minnesota had any direct role in the attack. but certainly elton simpson followed him on twitter and retweeted that message. >> thanks vmpery much, brian, for that. pamela brown joins us from phoenix where the two dead gunmen shared an apartment. you just spoke to a close friend of the simpson family. what did they tell you? >> reporter: absolutely. we spoke to a neighbor close friend who was just with the simpson family today. we learned that the fbi interviewed members of the simpson family yesterday. we're told that elton simpson several years ago was studying several different religions. he was particularly interested in christianity. and then eventually ultimately we're told the koran spoke