lauren will be the one who'll be in the front. -lemonis: hi. are you -- hi. -lauren: i'm lauren.lemonis: hi, lauren. how are you? -lauren: good. nice to meet you. -lemonis: very nice to meet you. -are you a baker? -lauren: when i have to be. lemonis: so what is your primary role here? lauren: i'm in the front selling the product. lemonis: okay, great. nice meeting you. lauren: you too. thank you. tonnie: there's a lot going on with tonnie's minis right now as we speak. i'm doing a project in newark that's close to being finalized. the people who are giving me the space, they're building out the store. lemonis: at their expense? tonnie: at their expense. so what i have to supply is equipment, the first month's deposit, working capital. lemonis: and they're giving you the money to do that? tonnie: they'loaning me the money to do that. lemonis: do you feel like you're ready for more expansion? tonnie: i am now. lemonis: the only time a business should be expanding is when it's totally proven out its model. you have the product right, you have the right people, you have the right pro

. >> we're glad to have you back lauren. we will have more details to tell, of the weekend that just passed and we will look ahead to the weekend that is coming up because you know what it is? it is memorial day weekend. coming early, this year. that is what is happening. we have satellite and radar to show cold front kind of in the process of coming through our area, mostly settled down to the south but here's isolated shower activity, and mostly in chester county down around east nottingham around maryland border here and then, not too far from caln township. again, that is a all we got in the area but you could be getting an isolated heavy downpour. it is muggy out there as chris said. it is 70 degrees with only a 5 miles an hour wind out of the west southwest and 90 percent relative humidity. so it is already sticky out there. your sunrise time is getting earlier a earlier at 59:44. that will continue until the first day of summer. here are other temperatures in the region. in the 60's every where. sixty-eight trenton. s

high there jen. >> i good morning lauren, chris.otings all over the city, north philly, southwest philadelphia west philadelphia germantown, and port richmond, total of five shootings, eight people shot in all and two men are dead. the first shooting happened around 5:30 yesterday at redfield the 1500 block of north redfield street where a man and a woman were both victims of gunfire the 36 year old man was shot in the back transported to the hospital, but later died. a woman, who was shot in the back side, is in stable condition, according to police no arrest haves been made. less than three hours later two more people were shot on frankford avenue near stella street. police say 22 year old man who took bullet to the back didn't make it. a second man in his 20's suffered a graze wounds to the head. he's in stable condition at temple hospital. no one is in custody. >> the 22 year old victim who was found unconscious subsequently died, we also found a weapon, right next to his body, on the sidewalk. that weapon has been recovered by

>> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren.ell, in preparation for the restoration of services yesterday, as you mentioned a ceremony was held to honor and reflect on the lives lost, those injured and the first responders, and citizens responders who risk their lives to save others. a bell was rung and a dove released as each of the eight victims names was read allowed. mayor nutter said while the first trains are expected to resume services between philadelphia and new york later this morning a ceremony to recognize and reflect on what happened here was necessary. >> when train 188 crashed and went off track is here and may him ensued, the the answer who is my neighbor was answered by not tens or 20's but hundreds of people. hundreds of people live in this neighborhood, who were law enforcement or doctors or nurses, red cross you name it. i just want to say to each and everyone of you you didn't just give the city of philadelphia a good name you gave our country a good name. whole we will mourn the lives of the eight people lo

what song do you listen to when you're in a fetal position in your bed lauren johnson?okay, so we've all been there before when all outwent do is sit down in your room, listen to sad music hatches your heart break, like you said mike, songs like loan some town by ricky nelson. >> stupid list. >> somebody i used to know by elliot the one pick, good-bye to love by carpenter's. >> that was the top three is. >> of course we all disagree? >> got to go back to ricky nelson 50's 60s, that's a bad list. >> this is my theory, mike, alex. when you break up you feel sad for yourself, in that moment, your sad you are thinking about all of the great things you forget about the awful things shall the reason for the break up. then do you have get to that place like wait a minute, i can do this without you. so this was my pick. >> ♪ ♪ you must not know about me ♪ ♪ i can have another now minute ♪ ♪ and he'll r here in a minute ♪ ♪ >> i get your point. but this is empowerment song. i don't need you. >> this is what you need. you don't need to feel sorry for yourself in a break up. there

lauren chris?e keeley, thanks, remember you you can find all of the rut on our website myfoxphilly.com. >> one new jersey lawmaker says proposal to let drivers in his state to let them pump gas running empty in the senate. >> running on tell at this. >> like that. >> yes. >> steve sweeney said recently introduced legislation not going anywhere, as long as necessary charge. he says he sees nothing wrong with the currencies tell, and it is a matter of convenience not safety. new jersey and oregon are the only two states that bar drivers from pumping their own gas. >> you know, i lived in oregon. it is great. it rains all the time there. you never have to get out of the car. >> and coal here. >> how about let's stay in jersey, jersey shore is ready for beach season. so say the experts. massive sands replentishment projects relatively calm winter, turns into not much errosion this winter, in fact, more beach. so, new jersey's beaches are in great shape for the start of the summer season, and experts sa

you will have to lip sync it lauren let it out. let me hear your voice that morning i sang someone posted it on facebook, instagram, all of the social media sites tell lauren dawn they don't need to sing anymore. >> who said that. >> i hate the on line hazing. >> it is bad sometimes. >> be nice out there, in the the twitter universe. 70 degrees, sue serio, what do you think it is in the poconos mountains. >> it is about 66 in mount pocono. that was blue mountain where we were looking just now. it is indeed a mild morning and we are getting ready for a warm day, warm with storms, possible. we have two things going on. we have a low pressure system a tropical depression, ana first named storm of the not yet started season. warm temperatures are here and then tomorrow we will get this cold front coming through and it will change our weather a lot as we get toward the the middle of the week. ana will be drifting out to sea but close enough to us to help touch off some thunderstorms this have afternoon and then tomorrow we will get some

so chris and lauren, you know how i hate news speak. i despise news speech, every story is unclear i cannot stand. that efforting is off air, efforting is a stupid off air news speech thaw hear. >> have have you found anytation that is use it. >> you see one person behind you real quickly steve, i know one thing you hate is tv speak. one thing you love is history. let's think about this for a moment. you had goodell f on pa last night, is that work john robert, botching the oath of office in 2009 or for president obama when they had to redo it next day in private or travolta's streaming up of. >> reporter: greg is talking over you i didn't even hear greg's comment, what was your third thing. >> i said the john travolta mistake. >> reporter: i'm going with number three because more people watched oscars like 6 billion people. i will get with last night's draft announcement because more people see that then anything to do with washington. people could careless about what is going on in washington. even the president's swearing in, all rig

lauren bob? >> steve keeley, thanks so much. as you just said, of course, as daylight comes as they shine light on, that might find more people trapped or stuck underneath. dozen of people being treated at hospitals right nowment jennifer joyce at temple hospital where so many people were taken. jenny, what do you know right now? >> reporter: good morning chris lauren, we know 36 people according to spokesperson were brought here to temple university. we were around back, i just talk with a couple. they had driven up here from virginia some woman told me her daughter and son-in-law are being treated here at temple for broken pelvis, among other injuries. we do know number of people brought not only to temple but number of hospitals. people brought to tell until varying conditions, area health reporting 26 patient at frankford, 50 patients at torresdale hahnemann has as many as 25 patients, albert einstein got about ten. earlier our dave kinchen was over at jefferson hospital where he reported that 26 people were treated therefor

the chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> new this morning police are investigating a murder in port richmond. the officers responded to a call around 10:45 near east atlantic streets. the once they arrived they found a man suffering from the gunshot wound. that man was taken to temple hospital where he later died. >>> a mother and her baby are recovering this morning after allentown police say that mom threw the baby in to the river and then jumped in herself. witnesses called police sunday afternoon after seeing her toss the little one from the hamilton street bridge. officials say that the 19 year-old jumped in too falling 52 feet down in the water that was 4 feet deep. she swam to safety. the the child went down the lehigh river rescuers locate that had one year old and performed cpr. they are listed in serious condition but both are expect to survive. police are investigating this asiana tempted murder/suicide but no charges have been filed as of yet. >>> court today for two governor christie aids accused of conspiring to jam traffic on the george washington bridge. >>> prosecut

the chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> bob kelly, thank you sir. 4:19 is the time.e are learning more about the cartoon gunman killed. elton some son had been under investigation for nine years and was recorded talking about wanting to fight non-believers for allah. >>> mother of the second gunman nadir sophie says he was politically involved in the middle east but she did not know him to be involve. gunman's motive are being investigated but the prophet maine ham eld defix is offence turf many muslims. >>> new york city police officers has died. brian moore was taken off life support yesterday. moore had been trying to stop 35 year-old dimitri blackwell who was suspect of carrying a handgun. blackwell has already been charged with attempted murder. that charge will likely be upgraded to murder. moore is third new york city officers to be killed in the line of duty in just five months. the five-year veteran came from a family of police officers. >>> hillary clinton has agreed to testify on capitol hill about the at tax in benghazi, libya and her e-mail practices. cl

fox 29's jennifer joyce has more jen good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris and lauren. we are here at special victims unit where police continue to investigate that terrifying ordeal that happen. we are told two women were handcuffed and brought here and then later charged with endangering the welfare of the child. a terrifying experience for neighbors on the 4700 block of leaper street yesterday. cell even if video captured the scary moment that the toddler was on the edge of the third floor roof of the home. the the child's mother was apparently next door. according to police her baby and her friend's child were left in a house alone. the neighbors were yelling up to the baby to stay put don't move but those frantic commands were enough to keep two years old attention until fire fighters and police arrived and able to snatch the child off the roof and bring him to safety. a stunning scenario for neighbors and one witness in particular who watched it all unfold. >> the baby just pretty much stayed in place. he moved around a little bit. me and two more people were down

the chris and lauren, back to you. >>> 1:47.as in defall refused to build climbing routes destroyed by earthquake triggered avalanche more than a week ago. this is as country is struggling to recover from all of that devastation. >> april 25th quake has killed more than 7200 people, flattened mountain villages, destroyed buildings and arc logical sites. thousands of families are relying on hand outs from aid agencies. they have clothes they are wearing and say they are worried about future. although aid ace arriving every single day it may not be enough for the recovery. >> populations really need a huge amount of support. so the contributions that the the public has been making through the d.c. appeal is absolute thely essential both for that immediate humanitarian assistance and also looking at that longer term livelihood and least coveringry. >> aid agencies are warning nepal called face another disaster before the rain arrives in a month. >>> in any gear a boca horam fighters killed many captures as soldiers came freeing hun

the as many as 18 people lost their homes in this fire yesterday chris and lauren. >>> jennifer, thank you. >>> philadelphia police hoping surveillance video will identify male his threw rocks in the school bus carrying special need students. >> within of the students got glass in her eye. the fox 29's steve keeley is live in west philadelphia with this good morning. >> reporter: detective say they already have video and this is y you see that video camera there, real time police crime camera sadly right next to the playground and to the left a public school. sad since these cameras are only put in high crime spots but there has been plenty of crime already. what detectives do in cases involving kid close to the school like this is take the the best freeze frame close ups from that camera you sianni then take it to the school to see if teachers and administrators can identified kids first so they are in the putting juvenile faces on the tv news and going to a source that can give them a positive id. then go to mom and dad before going before a juvenile judge in family court. in the vid

chris and lauren back to you. >> lets get to breaking news. police are on the scene of the home invasion in oxford circle. this happened at 3:00 this morning on the 2100 block of tyson avenue. at least two men wearing ski masks entered the home. there were people at home at the time. as of right now it does not appear that anything was taken from the home and there are in reports of any injuries. interesting one there we will keep an eye on that. >>> meantime we have more breaking news from north philadelphia, fire fighters on the scene on the fires at 29th and diamond street. fire involved two vacant row homes, on that block at this point, in word of any injuries or what cause that had fire. >>> philadelphia police looking for a man they a say broke in the woman's home as she slept and sexually assaulted her. >> police say this attack has some things in common with another attach that occurred earlier this year. steve keeley is on this story for us, hi steve. >> reporter: warning from here at police headquarters to south philadelphia single w

chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob kelly, thank you. to breaking news for you right now 5:02. three people being treated at local hospital for their injuries after someone opened fire near the their homes in north philadelphia. >> police say the gunmen also hit family's house in that area. fox 29's steve keeley live at philadelphia police headquarters, with more on this story. hi steve. >> reporter: well, we've had so many stories and too many times where we've seen stray bullets kill and hurt little kids who are playing out on the street. well, how but this storey? look at the video. two little boys, ten and 12 year old brother along with their 32 year old brother not even safe inside their nice, neatly kept home, and good thing this mom is a real good mom having her kids in bed like they should be at 11:30 not up watching late night tv in the living rumor they wouldn't be with us today. look at their front windows. we are talking on both sides of the front door, four bullet came through right at little boy height when you are age ten and 12, or if your honor sitting on the s

chris, lauren? >> jenny joyce thanks for the update. >> no report of any deaths, but the storm destroyed property ripped up power lines. >> just came right over the tail we got down on the base. actually flung the basement doors open through some tree debris and stuff down in the basement, so i was able to stop and fine a safe place. >> flooding is a concern more rough wet they are weekend. >> 5:05 happening now philadelphia police searching for 16 year old fugitive named aseem singletary. wanted for two home invasions and burglary during which he also allegedly stole car. all earlier this year. well police say the teen escaped last night from a private transportation car as he was being taken to southwest detective wearing black hooded sweatshirt, black pant, dark blue stripe when got away. >> block and a half away, i was able to get out of the back seat. and he runs eastbound for breezeway and northbound through alleyway and blocked. >> singletary down in florida whether pick up by police the 16 y

. >> hello i'm lauren taylor, this is the newshour live from london. coming up. >> we believe in the european union that this is a responsibility that we all share. >> the eu's security chief asks the u.n. for help, stopping the smuggling of people to europe. >>> thousands are found stranded at sea. >>> the saudi led coalition steps up air strikes on houthis ahead of a ceasefire. the eu says more time and effort is needed, on the eve of a huge greek repayment. >> hello into the low courts rather than on the pitch we'll hear from our man lee wells in wellings in the spanish capital. >> the growing problem of people smuggling and trafficking which has become increasingly urgency for governments in europe and asia. first the european union has asked the u.n. for help to tackle migrant smuggling across the mediterranean. they're seeking a mandate for action to stop people smugglers greece and malta by sea huge increase on last year. addressing the u.n. security council the eu's foreign policy chief asked for help to dismantle smuggling groups frederica mog

tgif to lauren dawn johnson.e you ever wish there was an easier way to get that drink, right there in your hand and right away. new gadget promises to do just that. >> it is called the solo bar like a coffee maker so sort of like a keurig. two new york entrepreneurs came up with the idea. they prepared for it on kick starter. they wanted to raise 50 you this dollars. guess how much they rounded up? $300,000. now they are hoping to partner with a alcohol distributor. they have not said when machines will be available, in your home but we do know the price tag already. $429. >> well... >> is that before you spent any money on alcohol. >> i'm sure you have to come with your own supply because that is interesting because i have a great new york city bartender's guide but i'm always messing it up. it never taste as good as when you go to the bar. so if that creates good taste tipping cocktails that would be worth it. >> probably. >> it seems a little will pricey. >> all of the neighbors will be coming over your house

chris, lauren? >> jennifer, thank youment the brothers accused every killing a philadelphia police officer wave their preliminary hearing. attorneys for carlton hicks and ramon williams say they wanted to spare the family of sergeant robert wilson from watching the surveillance video of the shoot-out that ended his livement the family of the slain officer head today court yesterday with a police escort, for what was bound to be very difficult day. >> officer wilson's grandmother, sister, his brother, cousins, aunts, uncles, the entire family is here there is was a rough part of the process for them. and they are hoping that the judicial process gives them little bit of closure. >> prosecutors revealed in court 39 shots were fired at the game stop store the night of the shooting. six of those bullets hit officer wilson. >>> take a look at this. a line out the door and down the block at ricci hogens south philly. way cents there yesterday for good day. we told you that they plan to donate $2 from ever

chris and lauren, back over to you. philadelphia police looking in the robbery after a man was pistol whipped. this is on the 300 block of champlost street. they say victim was hit on the head near a chinese restaurant. last night. medics took that man to the hospital in stable condition. investigators have in other information at this point. >>> police are investigating a murder that happened overnight. unidentified man in his mid 20's was killed in the 1300 block of conestoga after being shot 18 times to the chest and legs. victim was pronounced dead just before midnight. officers found a semiautomatic gun inside a buick suv and they are trying to determine if that weapon was used during the crime. >>> philadelphia's mayoral candidates have been running around the city trying to win votes in the final days leading up to this moment. >> running around the city. all right. so starting at 7:00 this morning, residents will head to the polls to nominate their candidates for highest ranking officer in the municipal governme

chris, lauren, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. the irs has seized using one of their on line is her have i toss access personal information from more than 100,000 taxpayers. information included tax returns and other tax information on file. the thieves targeted the system from february to mid-may. officials believe they are sophisticated criminals and they're notifying taxpayers whose information was accessed. >> if you paid more in taxes maybe get system that protect us, right? >> you were quiet for so long, then you just woke up. >> i just can't believe it. >> baltimore on it way to it deadliest month in more than 15 years. so far 35 people have been killed. >> jacky ibanez with more from city leaders who are now trying to figure out how to stop all of this violence. >> reporter: the city of bamm more is on pace for its deadliest month in 16 years. this after a bloody memorial day weekend left nine people dead and another 20 injured. >> we can't tomorrow rate this. you know not at my level not at the community level not on any

chris and lauren, back to you. >>> 5:03. lets take a look the at your top store thinks morning. emergency crewness new jersey are working to contain a brush fire at a state park. >> new jersey forest fire service says blaze broke out 1:30 yesterday afternoon and spread pretty quickly there steve keeley live in that machining town ship with more on the wild fire hi steve. >> reporter: this fog that the whole show is talking about wasn't as bad as we left philadelphia, it is super thick out here in the pine land. thick fog adding to the frustration of trying to stop the thick forest and brush from further burning and spreading and lets go to our pictures from last night, the the last pictures we were able to shoot from the air. here we've whiffle length to one square mile had burned as of dinner time. that was last official update and assessment. route 206 got back opened in prime time around 8:00 after being shut down for about 10 miles between the the white horse pike and hammington. that is western most atlantic county and then up here into burlington county in the shamong tabe

we have sue serio, a and bob and lauren and i. we enjoy each others company. for me that makes it worth it. last night we are on a family walk. they said dad you have to go to bed so early it must be hard. i love what i do. i said kid let that be a lesson try to find something one you are good at, and two that you love. that doesn't feel like work. >> you find something thaw love, a job thaw love so then it is in the really a job. >> after a while she was just burnout. >> the the question is if you were in a job where you weren't necessarily happy would you and you were getting paid six figures would you give that all up. >> that is a tough one. >> because you have to pay the bills. >> that is true. >> especially fit is lucrative. >> that is something to think about. >> we have been talking about cartoon look a likes. see a full slide show right now on my fox philly.com. it is now time to see who we look like. >> we don't know but some committee they won't tell us who is on this committee that pick our look alikes. >> i looked at who mine was on my fox philly.

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lauren, chris? >> all right steve. and steve bridges up an interesting point, as you look at the wreckage, they go through and hopefully don't find any more bodies, and add to the death toll. something as violent as this crash must have been, as evidenced by this mangled wreckage, people are just tossed around. >> crest because cars toppled on the side, people trying to climb up through the windows just to get out were afraid another train could come, or they didn't foe if there would be any electricity that was going to spark, start a fire in the area, so people frantic. one person told the ap she was college student headed home from york washington university, almost asleep when she suddenly felt the train fall off the track. now comfort zone sort of. not at the wheel. you are kind of relaxed sitting back wait to go get to your destination many people watching netflix. >> that's why people take the train, to relax. >> in the cafe cars, eating, drinking finishing up paperwork or business, and people started feeling a

lauren chris? >> all right jennifer, thank you. >>> anyone with questions about family or friends aboard the train can call amtrak's emergency hotline 1800-523-9101. amtrak also asking any passengers who were on the train and doing well to call them and report their status. >> as investigators comb through the wreckage of amtrak train 188 the railroad suffers another blow there is one in congress. >> the timing here, boy a house panel approved spending cuts to amtrak's budget just hours after the deadly crash yesterday. the gop bill will cut the budget by $251 million down to 1.1 billion for the upcoming fiscal year. president obama asked for nearly 2.5 billion for amtrak spending in february. he wanted the money to improve tracks tunnels and bridges. and our coverage of the deadly train derailment continues on line finds the most up-to-date plus photos and videos from the scene all there right now on myfoxphilly.com. >>> 4:12. still ahead wild scene in one of the busiest areas of new york city. po

chris, lauren, back to you. >> time 5:03. firefighters trash bedroom of burning home for rescue someone living there. happened just after 2:00 this morning on the 1400 block of nedro avenue that's in ogontz. now the victim is being treated at einstein medical center for smoke inhalation. the cause of this fire right now is unknown and is being investigated, of corpse. newspaper for this morning police say argument outside a bar, led to shooting in philadelphia's mayfair section, 20 year old man was shot once in the arm along the 3200 block of cottman avenue. the victim's in stable condition. police say two shooters were involved in this. and they are known to police evidently, and of course police are look for them. >> southwest philadelphia business owner hospitalized, after a man inside her restaurant gets angry and throws a hot tea at her. >> police right now looking for the suspect, who they say may live in that area. steve, cup of tea that costs a buck, causing all of this trouble? >> well, the detectives here at headqua

we want to know which cartoon characters lauren dawn johnson, sue serio, alex holley, jen fred, quincy, who we look like. >> i don't know whose idea this was. we will start off with jen fred. which cartoon do you think jen looks like. i have to use our hash tag fox 29 good day. also go to my fox philly.com. there is a full slide show of the cartoon characters. so tom wouldn't tell us who they pick, who was on the committee, who made these decisions but it makes you wonder, right. >> we have some, we were given some hint as to who steve keeley's character would look like. it has to do with all things i believe a pony tail which was interesting to me. use that hash tag fox 29 good day. >> i'm going on the web site right now. >> sue serio. >> i'm just hoping folks are a little kind don't make me foghorn leghorn, that is the first one that came to mind. even though i used to be able to do a good foghorn leg horn. >> i got jen fred now. >> okay. while they are looking around and you are voting pay attention to this forecastes specially in southern delaware and perhaps the jersey shore. we'v

lauren, what do you think of this analysis? it is spooky. >> volatility, sure there will be volatility. we're still confused about oil. there is a lot going on. this is a time for investors to look at your portfolio if you're young, you got time ride it out. melissa: i don't know. this is bank of america. they're telling people to go into gold and cash. that is pretty serious advice, judy? >> i think it is and i think it will have the effect of scaring people into perhaps balancing their portfolio as lauren suggests but i think what worries me is the instability of the middle east and in europe. the all these factors that the united states doesn't control that are going to affect the market and certainly could. melissa: without question. they talk about cleansing drop in asset prices that can't be dismissed right now. that might be coming. other factors you talk about, judy and other factors that walmart came out on their earnings said that a lot of shoppers are keeping whatever cash they are saving when they fuel up the gas ta

. >> hello i i'm lauren taylor. this is live from london. coming up, the cease-fire between houthi fighters and the saudi-led military begin in yemen after weeks of fighting. >>> sanctions against russian could be lifted, but only if vladimir putin keeps miss word on ukraine. >>> a huge after shot aftershock kills dozen ms. nepal. >>> another day of chaos in burundi's capital as protests against the president go on after a third week. >> and the stalemate in spanish football continues. barcelona threw the final of the champions league while is real madrid get ready for the event. ment. >> we begin in yemen where a five-day humanitarian cease-fire when begins. we're getting reports of houthi tanks shelling residential areas in the southwestern city of taiz. and this was the city of taiz just a few hours before the truce. ten people were killed and 60 injured including dozens of children when houthi struck the struck. >>> the u.s. is warning iran from staging a stunt that could threat the cease-fire. the pentagon said all aid supplies need to

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chris and lauren, back to you. >>> we have to get to this breaking news. police are on the scene of the home invasion in oxford circle this happened around 3:00 in the 2100 block of tyson avenue. at least two men wearing ski masks entered this home. there were people home at the time. as of right now police tell us it does not appear that anything was taken from the home and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> breaking news from north philadelphia, fire fighters on the scene of the fire at 29th and diamond streets. fire involved two vacant row homes on this block. no word on any injuries or what caused this fire. >>> a horrifying attack on a philadelphia woman police say they broke in the home in the point breeze section as she slept and sexually assaulted her around 5:30 yesterday morning. before taking off the man stole a car keys and threatened her not the to call police. news of the attack has neighbors rattled. >> it is terrible. i wouldn't want to it happen to me or anybody, you know what i mean. i feel very sorry for her. it is a shame somebod

lauren chris? >> all right let's hope everyone is okay, jenny joyce thanks so much. >> developing this morning tornados have ripped through oklahoma in part of kansas, and nebraska causing pretty severe damage. >> so far luckily no deaths have been reported but many people were hurt and it will be a long road to recovery. fox's jacky ibanez with the latest. >> it was scary and craze. >> i people in several states are assessing the damage after dozens of tornados sweep through the planes, strong weather system stirring up series of twisters in oklahoma including this one near chickshea. the high winds, turning the roofs off number of buildings. >> there were like 25 people that were in there. and we all just kinds of huddled together to stay safe. >> the tornados causing even more damage, closer to oklahoma sit with entire neighborhoods in the town of bridge creek now destroyed. flooding is also a major concern, parts of the state seeing as much as half foot of rain. incredible and the of water caus

chris, lauren, back to you. >> thank you so much. federal investigators will return to the site of the deadly amtrak train accident today. >> right now we know that is going twice the legal speed limit before it took that curve and derailed killing at least seven people. let's go to steve keeley now live in port richmond, the site of tuesday's crash. steve, good morning. >> reporter: i heard great interview with a guy named robert hallstead yesterday. he talked about speeding in the railroad world compared to the real world. and he said speeding in the railroad world way worse infraction than speeding in your car. he says we're not talking much over the limit either. the driver of the car he said, going, say, just ten or 12 miles an hour over the limit on a highway probably not going to be bothered much by the police. but a railroad engineer, if caught traveling just 10 miles over the authorized maximum speed he called it a desertification event meaning the federal railroad administration would immediately pull the engineer's federal

chris and lauren. you can see this fire effected multiple units up to three alarms at least three injuries, including a minor injury to a fire fighter and two civilians, one who apparently jumped from a second floor window. the fire is on the first block of devonshire drive-in east windsor township building b i'm joined by anthony miles. anthony, you live in this complex. what did you hear and see this morning. >> at 2:30 i woke up to a woman screaming help, help, help. i came outside. then i looked across the street and i did see flames coming from the one apartment and then i saw a cop coming then all of a sudden the flames got really big and it spread throughout the whole building. >> reporter: two hours laters you are still out here and watching, tell me about why and you are joined buy a lot of people in the neighborhood. >> just worried about my neighbors that i might have known. i don't know anybody that was in the building, but just being up and scary i never experienced anything like this befo

i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. yemen's houthi rebels and saudi arabia battle along their border, one day before a ceasefire is due to begin. after months of fighting, rival groups in central african republic. and a race to restore heritage sites after nepal's devastating earthquake. >>> hello, we begin with the growing problem of people-smuggling and trafficking, which is becoming increasingly traffic. we'll look at the muslims rescued off the coast of indonesia and asia. first the european union has gone to the u.n. seeking a mandate to find and destroy smuggler boats to stop migration to europe. almost 10,000 have reached the shores of europe in 2015. kristin saloomey, live in new york. what is the eu trying to get out of the u.n? >> well, frederica mogherini laid out thelaid out the plan to save more lives and addressing the root causes for which people are fleeing their countries and stopping smugglers. she needs help from the u.n. specifically, to stop the smugglers. what she is looking for and what the eu is

lauren is ready to go shopping. the meet you at cherry hill mall thereafter the show. chris and lauren back to you. >>> thanks bob. >>> a bolt bus on the way from boston to new york city caught fire yesterday in connecticut. forty-six passengers all got out safely, that is great news, state police temporarily shut down the the highway so fire fighters could extinguish the flames. pass eveningers were put on another bus. they are now investigating what caused fire. one passenger said they stopped because of a mechanical issues. >>> police are investigating a group of teens tampering with subway doors and messing with the train and recording this while they do criminal act. >> they called themselves subway and they video tape themselves. they have change subway lines on trains in service. they also got a key that enabled them to turn off interior lights of the moving trains. >> one thing that hasn't been recognized yet is these kids have capabilities that control any aspect of the subway system, on the train that a normal employee can. they have stolen all of the keys an

you have looked through macy's and ralph lauren.ggest take away as we begin the retail earnings season? stephen: one quarter does not make a year. i think three more quarters for people to make directions -- as far as macy's, what they came out with and spoke about was that tourism was down, which it probably was a little bit. i am not a believer in the west coast port could have made the earnings lower than they would have expected. i also think that in general, and this goes to ralph lauren, too, the winners today are people that have exciting things in the stores of exciting things that consumers want to buy. if we went through an apple store today, they would be crowded and confident because they have a product that people want. you can look at a few different brands like that who have been successful. i think macy's has to now understand why do i have to start -- shop at macy's. i can go any day of the we and get the same discounts. is it something going on in fashion or something happening that will drive the customers in thei

lauren: they have got some great private equity assets. it depends on the school , and it depends on asset allocation and the team. the cio of notre dame was on last weekend he said we have a really great team. we have had this team for a decade and we are run like a machine. some schools have two people and it is much different. brendan: laurence tribe, it is truly amazing what i am looking at right now. -- lauren strivereib. 600 turtles have been rescued after being smuggled from china. that happened. it is amazing. humane society international is looking to place them in sanctuaries. if you have one, get in touch. number two, back to china. somebody built a new company office. what does it look like? tom? tom: i can see it right away. that is a real building? brendan: that is a real building. there is so much money in the world, it is amazing. they even had to seek permission from the owners of the star trek copyright trademark to build it. our number one photo in london -- a lock of mozart's hair will be auctioned tomorrow. it is expec

chris, lauren, back to you. >> thanks, bob. federal health officials say they are investigating the accidental shipment of live anthrax bacteria to labs in nine different state including delaware, and new jersey. another batch was also shipped to us army base in south korea the pentagon says the samples were shipped from an army facility in utah, and the labs were meant to receive dead samples for research purposes. right now the centers for disease control and prevention say there is no risk to the general public. but four people, who worked with anthrax salt, are now being monitored. >> presidential election continuing as planned despite calls from the european federation the fifa be delayed. english football association went stealth farther saying current head could step down immediately instead of seeking fifth term. that will election is tomorrow by the way. else not one of the 14 indicted by the us on corruption charges nor is he part of the swiss investigation into the decision to choose russia and cutter as the countrie

>> reporter: a little bit lauren chris. really spotty. because there are several spots throughout the campus here where we've been seeing people pass through. we new there was holding area at broad and ontario for family members. we are now at the back entrance to the hospital because we were around front and there was a cab driver who was here to pick up some people associated with the crash. and he was told to come around back here so we've been seeing some people trickle in, trickle out. no one want to go talk to us at this point. but temple university is reporting that about 36 people were brought here in varying conditions. we also know that 26 people went to frankford aria frankford hospital, 50 went to aria torresdale, 25 patients to hahnemann. and about ten to albert einstein. dave kinchen overnight at jefferson hospital. he was reporting 26 people were treated therefore mostly minor injuries. and we were also, you know, shawnette had talked to people initially at the scene who saw some of these patients in not so great condition.

with me, lauren cole a contributor at thestreet.com. dan is back with my. lauren what happened?hy are they all facing a short fall? >> there are all kinds of reasons. we have declining revenue growth. one of the interesting things is decline in oil prices which is something a lost consumers benefited from with prices at dank but negatively impacted state budgets. melissa: so that hurt a lot of states. dan what do they do? they are not like the feds where they spend unlimited credit card and get away with it? a lot of states are required to have balanced budgets. >> they're required by law to balance budgets. they could cut their spending. melissa: that is terrible idea. no one ever does that. >> they have a dilemma. if you raise taxes you need a strong economy. we have a weak economy right now. i think one of the most interesting aspects of this report, very interesting report, is that people pay taxes. and they're having revenue shortfalls. that suggests that the labor participation rate we have talked about for so long which is so low now means fewer people in these states are

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. >> alex holly lauren johnson bill anderson are down there this evening. what is up, guys? enjoying it? >> we are here. we're having a great time. we're at bridget on south street. i got to say quickly whenever i'm out the first two questions i get from my friends are where are alex and lauren going to be? >> present. >> here. >> they're right here. >> everybody wants to come down and see them can come down and one of the thing i have to do quickly this is minute go and cheryl and high to put them on because they've been calling what -- what have you been calling me since we got here. >> handsome bill. >> did you pay them to say that. >> love it. >> did you pay them. >> thank you so much. >> now, it's happy hour. they're going to make drinks and alec and lauren are going to handle it and tell us what we'ring. >> we're making sangria. it's great here. of course we have the expert. bridget herself this restaurant was named after you. >> it was. i grew up in the restaurant business and we're kicking off happy hour today makeing our sangria rodriguez which keal be selling at th

joining us is lauren and scott, the chief officer at the university.urn nearly 20% last year. explaining's ackley the data is -- exactly how the data is compiled. >> there are 100 universities in our center, nearly over $1 billion. it is clear you have overall winners like yell, historically at the top and notre dame is as well. you have other universities, small liberal arts schools joining their ranks in terms of achieving high investment returns. pimm: i wonder if you could describe some of the criteria that would make it possible for the smaller schools to outperform harvard. scott: there is no reason why a smaller school could not do well . it requires some of the same things all of us require, having alignment between your board and investment team on what the objectives are and having the right organization, having right access to top managers. it is just not often that some of the smallest schools will commit to it but there is no reason why they cannot and many have and it is wonderful to see. you canam wondering if tell us based on your exper