kelly brian is being held on hundred thousand dollars full bond. reporting live from mount holly, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cleve, thanks very much. >>> george zimmerman man acquitted in the shooting death of the trayvon martin became victim of the gunfire himself this afternoon. police say a gun was fired at his car in lake mary, florida. the bullet which apparently went by his head did not hit zimmerman. the his attorney says he wases not seriously hurt but was hit by flying glass but has been released from the hospital. police are investigating the incident that is believed to be road rage. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" terrifying moment caught on camera when a stage holding 80 choir members collapses, during the performance. >>> she's on the do not call list but she's still getting sick sometimes seven unwanted calls each day. it does than the sound familiar? tonight three on your side jim donovan will tell us how consumer group is pushing phone companies to block those calls. >>> and new details about bobbi kristina b

kelly brian is in burlington county jail on hundred thousand dollars bond. in mount holly, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> great white shark known as mary lee appears to be, heading north. >> last check she was off the coast of new jersey, between neptune and long branch and friday mary lee was further south near brigantine. tonight, there is growing speculation, that mary lee may be pregnant. >> how about that. >> yes. >> experts say that the waters off new jersey are historically where great whites will come to give birth, so the question is, is mary lee pregnant or has she given birth already? will she be back? so many questions surrounding the great white shark, we will keep you posted. >>> many questions. >> many questions indeed. >>> now to an unfor gettable night for virginia teen who was also a big fan of the philadelphia eagles. >> maybe one of the biggest. in february we showed you this video of the eagles linebacker emmanuel ac ho surprising this girl in virginia. he agreed to go to the prom with her after she got 17,000 retweeting of her

they say promoter kelly brian sold bogus tickets online duping hundreds of people out of thousands ofdollars. when sheryl crow's camp caught wind of it all, they warned fans right away. >> said this is a scam that's when we decided i picked up the phone and called police. >> police arrested kelly brian over the weekend, she faces theft by deception charges. they never realized the promotion was a fake. >>> the spirit airlines flight out of atlantic city international was delayed several hours last night and it wasn't because of an issue with the plane. passengers say a gate agent told them there were no tsa agents on duty to process the pilots and let them on to the plane. the flight was supposed to leave at 5:00, but a passenger tells us bad weather elsewhere in the country kept them from boarding until 8:00. he said it was another hour before the pilots got on. >> i was in atlantic city airport without a tsa presence while there's still people there. it's not like this is 3:00 in the morning. >> in a statement, spirit explained that its pilot and first officer were delayed on a prio

investigators say kelly brian fabricated a show featuring sheryl crow in fed ford. police were planning security, but learned crow was never booked to perform. bryan admitted to scamming and theft by deception. >> police are looking for a thief who put champagne in his panels. he opened the box of bubbly and put put it down his jeans. if you recognize him contact philadelphia police. >>> phillies star is making an invest in 8 philadelphia schools. pitcher cole hamels and his wife gave $53,000 in grants. the remaining donations will be divided among search other schools for science robotics and reading and music improvements. this year marks a major milestone for the hamle also -- hamles foundation, to date it donated a million dollars. >>> another group is give back to philadelphia awarding $120,000 in scholarships to help pay for college. they accepted the donations pacifico ford in southwest philadelphia. >>> a mother plans to sue after her family was kicked off a flight. the reason united airlines removed a girl with autism from the plane. >> a blood test that's

kelly brian admitted to promoting an august concert in burlington county. the camp told fans this concert was a hoax. >>> and from our jersey shore bureau, a plan could be in the works to bring a new attraction to atlantic city. and something so big it could change the city's skyline. it's a cross between a vertical roller coaster and a drop tower ride. our partners at the philadelphia business journal report a florida developer wants to put one of these at the former sands casino. look at that. not clear exactly how tall it would be. but others like it are more than 50 stories high. if approved it could open in two years, not long. >>> a housing makeover now underway in wilmington developers want to transform lower income housing on the west side of the city. and new at 6:00, nbc 10's tim furlong gives us a closer look at the flats. >> i'm glad i lived here as a kid. >> reporter: they were born and raised in this neighborhood originally built in the early 1900s for working class families. >> you're talking 1940s style kitchen set-up with the old gas, and w

. >> reporter: the hoax comes on the heels of a cheryl crow fake ticket scam a few week ago. 42 kelly brian arrested and chargeed for selling fake tickets. police don't know if fake tickets were sold in the steven tyler case. two fake concert in a few week. wayne wishes his concert was a real one. >> i keep a logbook of what goes on in the past 25 years much this will go on the top of the list. david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> we reached out to reverb nation and steven tyler's publicist for official comment but have not heard back. get ready for the world's largest rubber duck. >> this guy will be on the delaware river for the tall ships festival starting june 25th. the duck is a floating sculpture designed by a dutch artist. it is cruised waterways around the world giving lots of people smiles. as part of the artist's mission to instead joy. good looking guy right? the duck is 61 feet tall he weighs 11 tons and he is sure to bring smiles to our area when he's on the delaware starting at the end of june. cannot wait for that. >> can't wait. >> what great photo op. >> a lot of fun. you

. >> police arrested this woman, promoter kelly brian over the weekend charging her with theft by deceptionthey never realized the promotion was a fake. >>> new this morning, consumer complaints against airlines are soaring. the transportation department has received 55% more complaints in march of this year than last year mainly because of flight problems. southwest had the least number of complaints. frontier had the most. that airline says it's working to address complaints. to give you perspective, the department of transportation says only 1 in every 50,000 passengers complains to the government. >>> a complaint of a different sort here. a spirit airlines flight out of atlantic city international was delayed over the weekend first because of bad weather. it's the second issue that passengers found the most disturbing. they say a gate agent told them that there were no tsa agents on duty to process the pilots and let them onto the plane so the flight was delayed. it was supposed to leave at 5:00. the passengers didn't board until 8:00 and then they had to wait another hour for the pilot

investigators say that kelly brian, sold roughly 300 tickets at $60 a piece to the the fake show. they say that she also took $1,000 deposit from his vendors and even made flyers soliciting money for sponsorship. sham show was supposed to take playing august 15th at the flying w airport in medford. >> we were disappointed. we were looking forward to a nice event that was reasonable. we should have known. >> airport released a statement to say saying it had no involvement in the promotion of the concert or in any efforts to sell tickets. brian has been charged with fraud and theft by deception. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight a single painting sells for a staggering sum a world record tonight in new york. >>> plus the dramatic bus explosion on the side of the highway this evening with traffic just feet away. >>> and governor christie's food and beverage bill raising eyebrows tonight, we will tell you what it cost taxpayers. >>> on health check how a pen and paper or even just a few you minutes typing something into your phone could help you lose weight, cecily. >>> doubl

police arrested 42 year old kelly brian over the weekends, sold tickets to cheryle crow show which was to be head at the flying w airport in medford, new jersey, however one huge problem here, crow was never book to play that show. "eyewitness news" spoke with a woman who says she was duped. >> how does that feel? >> feels like crap. i would have been out like almost $300. this. >> this is a nice place. this shouldn't have happened at the flying w. >> police estimate at least 200 people may have been victimized. brian now being held on $100,000 bond. the flying w says it has nothing to do with the promotion, or sale of tickets. >> right now 5:23. we want to check in with steamy forecast, good morning. >> good mornings everyone, once again, we are expect to go see another steamy day unfold, will be even hotter than yesterday was. we start things off with a quick check on storm scan3 which has seen some signs of life in the last few hours generally speaking most of just remained dry and it is still kind of steamy outside. that said, steamy necessary can only get you so far. we haven't ha

promoter kelly brian sold bogus tickets online duping hundreds of people out of thousands of dollars.n sheryl crow's camp caught wind of all of it they warned fans right away. police are telling anyone who was victimized to file a report. >>> we're learning more about the impact the casino closures are having on casino residents. the county has seen a 12% jump in the number of families on food stamps since the shutdown of casinos. more than 235,000 residents are getting some type of assistance. >>> poverty will be the focus of a summit at georgetown university in washington. president obama will lead the meeting. the summit is a direct response to the pope's challenge to put the poor at the center of religious and public life. it's an issue that hits close to home. 28% of people in philadelphia live below the federal poverty line. >>> spirit airlines flight was delayed over the weekend, first because of bad weather. the second issue is what passengers found the most frustrating. a gate agent told them there were no tsa agents on duty to process the pilots and let them onto the plane.

it all started unraveling for kelly brian of burlington township earlier this month.hat's when authorities learned about a cheryl crow concerta medford township venue. because of the size of the event authorities contacted venue representatives to discuss security plans and that is when they figure out that crow wasn't booked to perform at all. >>> a brawl on a darby borough street leads to gunfire and police say cell phone video captures the shooter. fight happened yesterday between a group of men and women on third and greenway streets. police say this man scene in the black shirt and cargo shorts pulled a gun from his pocket and then fired six shots. thankfully nobody was hurt but one bullet hit a home. police are looking for a man they say is caught on surveillance cameras stealing surveillance cameras. it happened two weeks ago on the 2400 block of south 20th street in south philadelphia. video shows him using a ladder to take down those cameras. he was last seen on the 1900 block of porter street. >> happening right now a small mississippi city is in mourning fo

that's what police say happened in burlington county, new jersey, police arrested 42 year old kelly briane weekends. they say she sold tickets to a show, cheryle crow show, which was to be held at the flying w airport in medford. but, there was one major problem. crow was never booked to play. "eyewitness news" spoke with a woman who said, yep she was duped. >> how does that feel? >> it feels like crap. i mean, you know, i would have been out like almost $300. >> this is nice place. this shouldn't have happened to the flying w. >> police believe at least 200 people fell victim to brian. she is being held on $100,000 bond. the flying w says it had nothing to do with the promotion or sale of tickets. >> david letterman is counting down to his final show. >> yes, never know what will happen when you have howard stern on the late show, dave invited howard for a chat, but radio host had other ideas. >> come here and hug me. no! no. >> kiss me. >> no. >> kiss me now. >> no. >> kiss me now. >> no. >> we'll be right back. >> howard gave dave quick peck on the side of the mouth instead. radio host

john najarian, brian kelly, karen finer man, and steve grasso on the panel tonight. all the after-hours action you can handle across all sectors. we'll tell you how to profit from all the news ahead of tomorrow's open. plus call it the tech trifecta. facebook, apple, google all rallying 2% or more on this day. we'll tell you the name that could soon follow them higher and what it means for the tech rally. and you're looking at a live shot of camp david where president obama will be holding a news conference immediately following a summit with six gulf state leaders. we've got team coverage as that event happens. actually, the president is walking out right now. we are expecting him to make some statements along with the qatari leader. so we will wait for him to -- i believe approach a podium there. >> i think i saw one over to the left. >> and let's go straight to camp david right now. >> and while we are awaiting the president to make a statement along with some of the arab leaders, let's get to jon harwood in washington. what should we be expecting here? >> we shou

traders are dan nathan, brian kelly, karen finer man and steven bros so he. tonight on fast, go pro revealed their new product. we'll hear from the ceo. plus, google and show me are making moves into google's core business. we'll ask the top analysts who might be on the fence there. >>> first, the developing story on general motors. morgan stanley has some comments having some investors wondering if a mega auto deal is in the works. phil lebeau has the story. phil. >> it is the chatter of the industry, melissa. the comments in italy where there was an event where they were at a plant for fiat chrysler. he was asked whether they might be part of a merger in the future. here's what he said to reporters today in italy. it's absolutely certain that before 2018 there will be a merger in the auto industry. it's my personal opinion based on a gutt feeling. so it brings up the question, is it possible that fiat chrysler and general motors could get together. remember, there was the report in "the new york times" just last weekend that marcionne had e-mailed and broug

our traders are tim seymour, dan nathan and brian kelly. monster moves after hours from cisco, j.c. penney and plus the latest results from the slew of clinical trials coming out of a's coe right now. plus we're monitoring the ntsb press conference on the tragic train derailment in philadelphia. but first, we start with the news of the night. cisco slipping after hours despite beating on the uptop and the bottom line. this is the last call for the ceo. >> the expectations are not high going in. the fact they made the announcement about the ceo change, i don't think anyone is expecting some big changes here. john chambers is not going to lay an egg on his way out of here. i think it looked pretty decent. i think it's importance to remember in february when they reported, chambers was unusually bullish about different segments and geographically about some area that caused some problems. they were dealing with the strong dollar so it looks like more of the same from february. the stock is probably going to get bought on any weakness that we see in the coming days. >> it should be boug

. >> brian kelly. >> for the last couple of years i've not liked the financials because i thought they were too big to succeed. if we get the yield curve, getting steeper, it is good for the pro month. don't buyout. >> and we'll take this back. >> go rangers. >> the report on the 11th, juneau, i think the stock goes higher. >> that does that for us here on fast. thank you for watching. see you here on monday. do not move, a strange coincidence among disney, and apple, the trouble for stocks up next on options action. don't fomo. stay tuned. through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more programs for these little bookworms. bringing a taste of louisiana to the world. at chase, we're proud to support our grant recipients, and small businesses like yours. so you can take the next big step. >>> live on a friday night here in times square. dana over there, getting ready to go. here is what is coming up on options action. >> get back in there and sell, sell. >> that

ceo brian kelly responded wednesday saying: erika pitzi, al jazeera, new york. >>> coming up severalen in st. louis have been reunited with their children who were stolen at birth. now missouri wants to hear from other mothers who suspect their babies were taken too. plus . . . >>> the state of missouri has now set up a call center to hear from women who suspect a hospital in st. louis stole their newborns. it's a story we have been telling you about all this week. as diane eastabrook reports, what happens to those children is difficult to prove because the hospital shut down more than three decades ago. >> reporter: this hospital closed 36 years ago, but in the decades before that it served mostly poor blacks here in st. louis. brenda stewart was an unwed teen who came here to deliver a baby girl in june of 1964. but shortly after the baby was born, she was told it died. >> she came out, i seen her move. she cried. they held her up at the end of the bed, so -- i mean -- at the end of me so i could see her. i seen her. and then they took her over to the table and they started suction

. >> this police in medford township say that this woman, there she is, hi, kelly, kelly brian, has admitteding tickets to a concert that will feature cheryl crow. >> what? >> concert was advertise todd take place in august at the flying w airport, cheryl crow was never booked to play. so, kelly here is now being held on $100,000 bail. man, that is a lot of money. >> how much was she selling tickets for. >> cheryl crow. >> wouldn't you pick somebody else, besides cheryl crow. >> i cannot talk about cheryl crow. >> she's great. >> i think i would pick somebody more current. >> kanye west or something. >> yes. >> maybe it is easier to pull off fit is cheryl crow. >> she might appeared at flying w airport. >> my goodness. >> over there by vending machines at the the airport. >> will this be in the hanger. >> yes. >> hundred thousand dollars bail. >> do you want to see some cute video here, little girl out fishing with her dad and her sister. she reels in a big fish but get this she was using a little toy pink rod and real, watch this. >> bring it to momma, where is it. oh, my god. >> that is a

prison camera outside his window to monitor his activity, he begins to yell at "lockup" cameraman brian kelly. >> go film from [ bleep ] child molesters. >> we're trying to get both sides. that's what we've within trying to do. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> that's what we're trying to show. >> come on out. >> i got it, i got it. >>> coming up -- >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the anger in ad seg intensifies. >> you know what, you want to think it's [ bleep ] funny? >>> shortly after our arrival at the limon correctional facility in colorado, two inmates in administrative segregation loudly protested our interview of a sex offender. one of them, george graff, even flooded his cell by intentionally backing up his toilet. >> if you do not come to the door, we will introduce chemical agents. >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the prison special response team is called in to extract him from his cell. when inmates don't cooperate, the team uses o.c. gas, a form of pepper spray, to gain compliance. >> uncover your window. take a step back. >> get on your knees! >> in this case

and cameraman brian kelly continued to roll. >> i could see through the glass. as i was filming, i couldn't tell what he was picking up, but he was bending down to pick what turned out to be part of a chain link fence, and he just wound up like he was throwing a baseball and just launched it at the glass. i actually felt small pieces of glass hit the camera and hit myself and, you know, then the officer showed up and they tried to talk him down, and it was pretty extreme. >> [ bleep ]. five [ bleep ] years. trying to do it the right way! i'm going to show you what i'm made of. i'm going to make you transfer -- >> gilbert's nickname is snake. >> what's the problem? come on. what's the problem? >> i have a problem. and i don't want one. >> what's going on? >> my mom travels 400 [ bleep ] to see me. >> you need to keep beating on that glass. you know we can't let you keep doing that. >> take it, i'm ready to go then, i don't care. do [ bleep ] i've been working for right here. i haven't been able to do it from this day forward. they two sides of me, ain't been to s

more on today's market action welcome fast money trader brian kelly. welcome as well.with you, actually is this all going to be about the ten-year from here? >> well i any in the very short term what you have going on in the bond market you have fund that balance waitings by volatility. when that volatility increases you see them sell out than makes stocks more expensive because bonds become more attractive with a higher yield. that's the short-term dynamic going on. in the longer rer runun, are the yields rising because the economy's getting better? i would say it's not based on today's retail sales, based on other data that we have. at best flat to stagnant. again, it does depend on the rates, and today with the stock market it's trying to decide whether or not bad news is bad news or bad news is good news and it's undecided right now. >> larry? >> i agree with a lot of what brian said. i don't think anything's really changed. in other words, look at the jobs numbers, you look at isms, okay okay 2.5% growth. the retail sales number was lousy today. i wouldn't put so

prison camera outside his window to monitor his activity, he begins to yell at "lockup" cameraman brian kelly. >> go film from [ bleep ] child molesters. >> we're trying to talk to you, man. we're trying to get both sides. that's what we've within trying to do. >> [ bleep ]. this is real life. >> that's what we're trying to show. >> come on out. >>> coming up -- >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the anger in ad seg intensifies. >> you know what, you want to think it's [ bleep ] funny? and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it, only from discover. get it at discover.com. the right connections. introducing miracle-gro liquafeed universal feeder. turn any hose connection into a clever feeding system for a well-fed garden. miracle-gro. life starts here. if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? at 62,000 brush movements per minute, philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before. innovation and you. philips sonicare. the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad

live from the nasdaq market size overlooking new york city's times square, tim seymour, brian kelly, karen fishman and guy adaem s.apple set to jump another 50%? that's what morgan stanley said today. we'll explain why they could be right and how you can profit. plus, shopify shares soaring in its debut and we have the ceo of what could be the next huge ipo and here's a hint. the company is on your iphone and you use it at least once a week. hmm. let's start with the biggest story this hour. hewlett-packard moving higher in the after-hours session after reporting a mixed quarter. beat on the bottom line and missed on the top, earnings call getting under way. our own dom chu is monitoring that call with the red phone. right now the stock is up 1%. i thought that was a head scratcher. why is it up 1%? >> huge run 2013-'14 and the quarter wasn't a disaster. plus, people feel this sort of reorg they are going through for lack of a better term is going to be work. huge cost savings over the next couple of years and they are giving them a pass. talked about it last night, stock rounding in

here's brian thompson. >> bridget kelly came into court today to plead not guilty to a nine-count indictment to defend herself against charges she was a key player in the decision to shut down two local lanes to the bridge causing hours long traffic tie-ups. bill baroni governor christie's top appointee came to do the same both with bails at $150,000 each. >> i would never risk my career my job, my reputation for something like this. i am an innocent man. >> what happened at the g.w. on the first week at school in 2013 was political retaliation for port lee's democratic mayor refusing to endorse christie. she feels she was thrown under the bus and her attorney promised -- >> it's a government does not call many of the people. who are bridget kelly's former colleagues. you can guess we'll be subpoenaing them. >> could that include governor christie himself? >> i'm going to subpoena anybody who i feel necessary to establish my client's innocence. >> since this all broke friday a new monmouth university poll was added to the governor's woes. shows job approval dropped in three months to just 35

kelly a. chase. terry b. fischer. mitchell d. weeks. kristen d. willheit. pennsylvania -- richard a. champion. brian k. dixon ii. david kedra. cheryl a.th carolina -- joseph j. madaskovic. holmes n. smith jr. tennessee -- david c. johnson. darryl j. perrett. michael a. petrina. texas -- paul a. buckles. charles d. dinwiddy. lee dixon. jessica l. hollis. cleveland d. johnson jr. mark u. kelley. alejandro martinez, sr. michael j. naylor. michael a. pimmintel. jessie valdez, iii. utah -- corey blake ride. virginia -- brian m. berger. purcy lee house, iii. brian w.jones. washington -- derek a. hansen. wisconsin -- michael j. seversen. federal -- oswaldo o. albarati-casana. michael c. baskett. jair j. cabrera. jason m. crisp. brian j. feldt. alexander i. giannini. clinton holtz. brandon k. kountz. mark a. mayo. frank e. mcknight. ernest j. montoya, sr. tyler r. robledo geniel amaro-fantauzzi juaquin correa-ortega. marielis morales-santiago. francisco mujica de leon. carlos rivera-vega. mario torres-martin. acknowledgment of all deceased officers. mrs. amy scully, wife of alvin scully, florence township police department new jersey. acknowl

live from the nasdaq market size overlooking new york city's times square tim seymour brian kelly, karen 50%? that's what morgan stanley said today. we'll explain why they could be right and how you can profit. plus shopify shares soaring in its debut and we have the ceo of what could be the next huge ipo and here's a hint. the company is on your iphone and you use it at least once a week. hmm. let's start with the biggest story this hour. hewlett-packard moving higher in the after-hours session after reporting a mixed quarter. beat on the bottom line and missed on the

traders are dan nathan brian kelly, karen finer man and steven bros so he.o pro revealed their new product. we'll hear from the ceo. plus google and show me are making moves into google's core business. we'll ask the top analysts who might be on the fence there. >>> first, the developing story on general motors. morgan stanley has some comments having some investors wondering if a mega auto deal is in the works. phil lebeau has the story.

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in the seventh round with that final pick that drafted 6-foot nine brian maholoc from boston college. big guy. we'll hear from chip kellyater tonight. >>> after losing four in a row the phillies trying to get a win against the marlins in miami. cole hamels on the hill and hasn't been a good day for hamels second inning martin prado a three run homer to left. marlins jump out to a three-nothing lead. then in the third more marlins. baker scores and that will make it four-nothing. stanton adding a sac fly in the fourth to make it five-nothing and that's the score. it's actually six-nothing in the seventh inning of the game. >>> huge fight tonight. some calling it the fight of the century when floyd mayweather takes on manny pacquiao in las vegas. total revenue is expected to reach a record $400 million. tickets on average 10,000. >> wow. is that all? >> that's all. >> just a mere 10,000. >> clearly i would be looking at that on television. >> but even that, isn't it just a hundred bucks just to watch it. >> i think it is. >> it is. >> and that's a record, too. >> unbelievable. >> look who brought the sunshine. yay! >> you

they drafted 6-foot nine, brian mihalik from boston college. chip kellytalented then they were last year. >> i honestly don't know, are in do i think that matters. what matters is when we put that team on the field in august or i mean actual any september when we open up against atlanta because there is a lot of things that can happen between now and then. our goal, we finished with ten wins last two seasons and that is in the good enough. we will strive to make this a better team and better organization and that is what we have been charged to do and that is what we will try to do. >> eagles took time out to introduce their second and third round picks. the eagles select defensive back he have i can ree out of utah. he can play cornerback and safety. in the third round they select jordan hicks from texas. also very versatile. able to play line backing positions and special teams. both players speaking about being drafted by the eagles. >> like a feeling i have when i lived here, i said this program is different. the culture is different. the way they do

round with their final pick they drafted 6-foot nine, 290 found defensive end brian mihalik from boston college. chip kellym is more talented now then last year. >> i don't know, nor do i think it matters. what matters when we put that team on the field in actually september now when we open up against atlanta because there is a a lot of things that can happen. our goal we finished, with ten wins last two seasons and that is not the good enough. we will be looking to make this a better team and organization and that is what we have been charged to do and that is what we will try to do. >> eagles took time out in their second and third round picks for second round on friday. eagles selected eric ree out of utah, who played both cornerback and save take. in the third round they select jordan hicks from texas. very versatile able to play all line backing positions and special teams. both players speaking about being drafted by the eagles. >> like a feeling i had when i left here i thought this program was different. culture was different. when i left, i just wanted to be part of it the so bad. >> you obviousl

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. >> brian has turned out to be a huge hit for us on "the kelly file" have you seen the brian kilmeade to bring me a piece of one of those cakes. >> we're saving you a piece. >> this is for megan i'll keep it right here. >> i feel like we could have done better. >> thank you very much for joining us. we'll be watching tonight 9:00 eastern. bill: good morning, everybody. a fo -- a fox news alert out of tornado alley after tornado hit in 7 states. i'm bill hemmer, welcome to america's newsroom. martha: i'm martha maccallum. at least 12 people injured as twisters ripped through oak homa, texas,

brian moore has dies just days after being shot in the line of duty. kelly wright is live with those details as the department and country is mourning one of the finest. >> it is a very sad day for the people in new york and the nation. it is said whenever police officers killed in the line of duty a piece of america dies a piece of our nation that he swore to protect. after a short period of time of protecting and serving. 150 arrests, two medals for meritorious service and two medals for excellent police duty. his promising life cut short while he and his partner on saturday were questioning a man suspected of carrying a concealed gun. he allegedly fire twoed shots shots at the officer's car. moore under went surgery and he was pronounced dead monday. his family was at his side and now his fellow officers city and the nation mourn his loss. >> great loss to this family and the department and great loss to this profession and to this city. >> he came from a family of police officers. the fellow officers he joined deserve our gratitude and our prayers not ju

i will do one or two and we'll go to martin, brian sarah, todd gillman, called, and aaron kelly to startwant to ask you how consequential you think it will be to homeland security if the nsa bulk data collection expires for brief time during the congressional recess? you said yesterday with ap, saying it is a dangerous thing to do, why is it dangerous? are there workarounds in the short term? >> that is our hope that with that congressional action it expires and that creates a danger to the american people. i am a little disappointed that i cannot work this out. we passed the bill and now the house is threatened between security and privacy. when i was in -- when i was applying for the fbi, it cannot be done. the metadata is more accessible, yes. i think it can be done the way we used to do it and could still be affected. there is political reality and we could pass that collection metadata. i think the federal approach would've been what we passed down to the house. dave: one other for me on ramadi. obviously, you talked earlier about the disaster or complete disaster in iraq. from home

brian kilmeade. how this boom ranged i don't know but i have a suggestion if megyn kelly who works 80 wants to work 50elly goes to the park but she's still on the park because she told roger she's on assignment. >> that's true. >> megyn kelly has to have other people cover for her in case of emergency, she has sean hannity and bill o'reilly pick up your shifts and handle breaking news. teamwork attitude. >> people want to see that. >> absolutely. these are some of the things we can do. also when jeb bush wants you to come in on a saturday and do an interview, meet me in my garage get the green screen make it look like iowa but you're actually at home. >> bring corn. >> i could change your life megyn kelly. >> there's one other thing we have to get to tonight. it's back. another poltergeist is coming out. and they say the first series was cursed. how many people have to die? >> five. five people died from the original poltergeist. dominic dunn who played dane dead. julian beck who plays henry cain dead of stomach cancer. will samson dead of kidney failure. like perryman who played pugsby killed with an

brian my hall i can after the draft. >> in the category of the media we need to know, chip kelly was asked about who does what for the eaglesith the picks in the draft room. >> we're trying to make eagles the the best team out there. it can't be personnel department against coaches coaches against personnel. we're all on the same side. all we want is the same goal, we want to win a championship. this city deserves it. that is what we will do we will leave no stone unturned until we get it done. we're not satisfied with ten wins. i don't think anybody is satisfied with ten wins. we will do what we have to do to make sure we don't win ten we win 11 12, 13 and bring this city what it deserves and that is a championship. >> i guess eagles will get 13 wins is that what he just said? nonetheless eagles are the the only team in the next few years that has even a smidgen of a chance to win a championship. >>> houston astros believe this won their tenth straight game today, the astros almost unbelievable, phillies tried to end the five game losing streak. >>> lets go to miami, and they did so, ryan howard who struck out previously t

i will do one or two and we'll go to martin, brian, sarah, todd gillman, called, and aaron kelly to start. i want to ask you how consequential you think it will be to homeland security if the nsa bulk data collection expires maybe for brief time during the congressional recess? you said yesterday with ap saying it is a dangerous thing to do, why is it dangerous? are there workarounds in the short term? mr. mccaul: that is our hope that with that congressional action it expires and that creates a danger to the american people. i am a little disappointed that i cannot work this out. we passed the bill and now the house is threatened between security and privacy. when i was in -- when i was applying for the fbi, it cannot be done. the metadata is more accessible, yes. i think it can be done the way we used to do it and could still be affected. -- effective, and i think the political reality is we could pass the ball collection of metadata, and i think what you're seeing and the senate is a filibuster, which is very predictable. i think a better approach would have been to pass what we passed

brian. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon and welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kellyh. of course we will be covering the markets over the next hour but first, you probably have heard by now the verdict in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing case is in. however, it's going to be a while before we know whether dzhokhar tsarnaev gets life or death. there's a lengthy process to go through, a number of questions to be answered by the jury in this case. it's going to take a while. it will be later in this hour before we know whether he gets life or death. >> we'll bring that to you as soon as it happens. keeping an eye on markets here in the meantime we're closing out the week in which we've seen swings of strong session yesterday. today's stocks largely holding that but one stock getting absolutely grilled. pollo loco. >> getting killed. >> the chicken chain's full-year guidance disappointed investors. how much of that outlook has to

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one of no,'s bravest, 25-year-old brian moore shot in the face by an excon. joining us is rawy kellythey've been criticized a little bit. policing in general has been lately, i think it makes it just even more difficult. >> sure. the morale. i know a number of new york city police officers, and, you know, given the anti-cop rhetoric in the country over the last number of months it's hard to be a cop. >> yeah. it makes them sort of turn inward. it sort)e of -- it's isolating and that's not necessarily a good thing. when there's so much criticism the police tend to band together. you know not communicate. that's a problem. >> it's devastating to hear this officer moore, just 25. his father uncle, cousin all served in the nypd. this is a young man who wanted to do this when he was a young boy. he came and now we understand -- i mean our hearts go out to his family. what's your message in the context of all this to officers out there who may feel they're not able to do what they need to do. >> i have always seen police responds. this is devastating when you have something like this happe

and jeff kilburg from kkm financial, kevin kelly from recon capital partners and our own rick santelli in chicago. >> this is a theme we've had for a while. brian sullivan was saying a while ago this could be the quietest dow record close in maybe ever. still this low, low volatility we're seeing these days. what do you make of that right now? >> it's remarkable, bill. another record day here. we see 34 new highs, 52-week highs, the s&p 500 was very similar to another root canal. that's the sentiment here in chicago. no one is excited. like you said, it's indicating a low volume. you're seeing the vix subdued at 12.5 right now. there is premium in the vix. this complacency is not being represented through the whole marketplace. on this monday you're right. look at one thing. look at gold in the last week. up 50 bucks. some people are getting concerned about how complacent this market has gotten as we see the sentiment change into june. >> where does this leave investors? >> i think it tells you we're on a path for growth but low growth. we can't look for any sector to give us that big boost to get back to the 3% 4% growth we thought we would ge

brian get on it. i'll see you tonight at 5:00. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi and welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly we've seen a pretty big turn around today. >> we have. a big sell-off on the open this morning. trishry yields moved to the highest level on the ten-year since we've seen since last november. got to 2.36 on the ten-year note pushing stock prices down sharply. everything has reversed itself now in the last few hours. >> it's like a staircase watching that ten-year. yesterday it was 2.2. the session before it was 2.1. it's been relentless even though we've come off the highs.

. >> more to come brian flores with the tough assignment with tips on how to continue the celebrations. >> the toughest assignment. we're here with carey kellyll. we're talking cinco de mayo. exciting times. it's actually tuesday but a lot of you are probably celebrating this weekend. what are we making today? >> we have authentic tools in kitchen. vinny is here, we have avocados, adding mango. we mash it up. this will have you -- we'll have you taste it at the end. this makes it more festive. >> how important is it to use authentic tools to make guacamole? >> there's a different texture. what would you say? >> this is authentic. it's easier than using a regular fork to cyst an avocado - to mix an avocado. >> i love how you add the mango. gives it a sweet flavor. >> color too. >> committees dealas? >> yes, we have a quesadilla maker, put cheese in there. maybe a little butter too. we have our cut lines to have this perfect shape come on out. >> i have never seen. that >> that takes four to five minutes. >> we're also talking about some of the -- some of the cutlery here. you're saying this is organic? >> yes. our table setting here, this is

brian get on it. i'll see you tonight at 5:00. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi and welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange. bill, we've seen a pretty big turn around today. >> we have. a big sell-off on the open this morning. trishry yields moved to the highest level on the ten-year since we've seen since last november. got to 2.36 on the ten-year note pushing stock prices down sharply. everything has reversed itself now in the last few hours. >> it's like a staircase watching that ten-year. yesterday it was 2.2. the session before it was 2.1. it's been relentless even though we've come off the highs. treasury prices are rallying back after the ten-year hit a six-month high earlier in the session. we talk to pimco chief officer scott mather in just a few minutes. >> and treasury yields across the pond as well have had a huge gain. >>> also that picasso painting sold at auction last night, a record $179 million. economist norle ra lle lle -- nouriel roubini will be here. he thinks some people use expensive art as a form of money laundering, unquote. he's at it