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the lets go to fox 29's jennifer joyce live at lasalle university with more. evidently the suspect is still out there jen. >> reporter: the the suspect is still out there. this stabbing happened inside a dining hall on campus at 2:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon and that rattled students and had them scared and nervous. but they tell us they feel okay because they do see a strong presence of security on campus. they say for the most part they feel safe here on the campus of lasalle university. stabbing happened again yesterday at 2:00 in the afternoon, police say a jack and jill ice cream delivery man was at lasalle's blue and gold dining hall. he went to wash his hand and he was stabbed in the shoulder by another man who then took off running. our chris o'connell was on campus yesterday and he talked to students who saw the the victim all bloody. they tried to help him until police arrived. >> my friend was in there. he yelled someone call 911 he has been stabbed. i wanted to see if something was going on. all of the cops called security. it was a white male t

kpix5's maria medina talked to a witness who saw it all go down. but first, let's get right to len ramirez at the command post with the latest in this news conference. len? >> reporter: san jose police just concluded a news conference where they outlined what happened to the officer, a 12 year veteran who was fatally struck by gunfire when he went to a call for service. a suicidal man. that suspect has been identified as scott dunham. he is known to police. he does have a mug shot in their system and we will be showing that to you shortly hopefully. that news conference ended just a few seconds ago, but they told us that the officers

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let's go right to news4's pat collins live in laurel with the latest on that mess. pat? >> reporter: barbara, we're going to look down at the scene of that accident southbound 95 here in laurel. you can see two lanes are now open and moving freely but slowly here. the other lanes they're still cleaning up. it was quite an ordeal today. when you see pictures of this truck, when you see what happened to this truck, you'll see how lucky people were to walk away from this one. there it goes that tanker truck, the centerpiece of a massive interstate accident. towed down 95 the way it began its day, but it took some doing to get it moving. ever so carefully they righted this tanker truck. this 7,500-gallon tanker truck that flipped over and blocked the southbound lanes of 95 in laurel. the traffic backup went on for hours and for miles and for a time it went on in both . there was a spill and aha mat hazmat alert. they took no chances. >> in the side of the tank was a golf ball-sized hole. we estimate it was about 400 gallons that had leaked out of thd to pump the fuel out of t

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go to www.wusa9.com. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> let's see. going to be about 75 degrees tomorrow or something? >> it's going to get into the 70s. >> and then real coal after this. >> they be temperatures -- cold after that. >> then temperatures cold after that. >> generally this day is right before the cold front arrives. so that's why it's going to be warmer tomorrow. temperatures plummet behind this. the weekend looks downright cold. let's look right now at the michael and son weather cam, cloudy but 54 degrees, winds south at 8 miles per hour and the dew point 35 which means we have light showers that some of which are evaporating before they hit the ground. in our weather headlines very mild tonight under that cloud cover and an occasional sprinkle possible. overall we aren't looking at any significant rain in our forecast over the next 18 hours or so. about the main event arrives tomorrow evening. as you head to the bus stop temperatures between 45 and 55 degrees. in the afternoon they'll get rid of any jackets because temperatures will

let's go places. captioning funded by cbs toyota. let's go places. >> welcome to "s th >>> welcome to cbs "this morning." norah o'donnell is off. robert durst said he killed them all. this morning those words implicate the notorious millionaire in the murders of three people. he apparently said them to himself recording an interview for the hbo documentary "the jinx." >> arrested saturday the day before the shocking finale of that series. the "48 hours" correspondent followed durst more than a deck kate. erin, quite a surprise. good morning to you. >> oh, good morning. robert durst's arrest this weekend was a result of a lengthy investigation by multiple agencies including the fbi and police in new york and los angeles. investigators were concerned durst pose add flight risk. just hours after his first court appearance since his arrest hbo aired the dramatic audio recording. >> killed them all, of course. >> reporter: the multipart documentary, "the jinx" concludes with off camera audio of robert durst seemingly confessing to murder. he made the comments during a fol

for more let's go to "red eye"'s education correspondent. >> taking a sip of water there. i assume you are obsessed this ban was overturned. >> i want them to burn the flag. >> he is not a holy relic. the spirit of uncle sam did not reside in it. like the people in whoville if you remove the christmas tree christmas still happens. if you remove the american flag america still has it. >> oh good that is one i can understand. we love america just as much as everyone else. >> then why don't you shut up and salute the flag then. >> should there be a law that forces liberals to -- >> if you don't need a symbol why do liberals want to get married? >> bam! >> it is a series of rights they want all to have. >> joanne met your analogy with another analogy. >> i am a big fan of captain america and he wears the flag. >> i am just saying. >> you are a complex man. some california lawmakers propose an amendment to the state constitution that would prevent universities from making any similar ban on the american flag in the future. that's a nonconfusing thing right? >> yes. thank god th

. >> let's go to news4's pat collins live at the wells fargo in falls church. pat? >> reporter: this is a crime scene like i've never seen before. all that ice and snow we've had worked to the advantage of investigators trying to track down the black hat bank robbers. take a look at this scene behind the wells fargo bank in falls church. you'll see footprints marked with fluorescent paint and inside the paint they have a chemical to take an impression of the footprints. it appears after the bank robbers committed the robbery, they ran across this area here and left footprints in the ice and in the snow. investigators went to a nearby restaurant took the boxes from the restaurant boxes used to ship frito-lay potato ships but used the boxes to preserve the footprints until csi techs could get here to work the scene. there are a number of foot prints here. it's unclear as to how many of the foot prints they're going to process here in the rear of the wells fargo bank. let's take another look at the surveillance video of the black hat bank robbers we got today. this is

for more let's go to "red eye"'s women issue correspondent. ♪ >> living the dream. >> ben does she haveiella and i think she has an uh qard winning actress and someone who made millions of dollars and become poply known around the world. i think she may be speaking a little too closely from the perspective of the life of ted turner. jpg that's what is -- i think that's what is going on. >> input ted turner and every single one of the sentences now i understand. >> maybe we should send her back to her therapist. is it really possible for men and women to be equal? especially in arm wrestling. >> i have seen some excellent female arm wrestlers on the show. they have great. men and women are not supposed to be equal in my eyes. we havent from talents and skills. women to my knowledge are the only ones natural born who can push a small rule through their loins. >> i have done it. she is right. we -- >> we don't need to be preaching it from the top of the buildings as we are. >> you can see someone carry a baby for nine months and rarely see a full time -- you said that is the way it should

kpix5's maria medina talked to a witness who saw it all go down. but first, let's get right to len ramirez at the command post with the latest in this news conference. len? >> reporter: san jose police just concluded a news conference where they outlined what happened to the officer, a 12 year veteran who was fatally struck by gunfire when he went to a call for service. a suicidal man. that suspect has been identified as scott dunham. he is known to police. he does have a mug shot in their system and we will be showing that to you shortly hopefully. that news conference ended just a few seconds ago, but they told us that the officers responded to the call and fired upon from a balcony or patio area. the officers had virtually no chance to return fire. at least the officer that was struck and killed at the scene. there was another officer accompanies the officer that was fatally wounded. that officer was able to return fire and at this point, police don't know if the suspect was struck or not. they do believe the suspect is still in the area, possibly still in the a

let's go to news 4's derrick ward who joins us live from tenth street in northwest where three of those robberies happened. derrick? >> reporter: good morning. police do see enough similarity s that they think they could be related in terms of the victims and, of course in terms of the suspects. most of the victims have been female all happened during daylight hours in the morning. take a look at some video. the first happened tuesday at about 10:15 in the 600 block of p street. a woman was approached by two males and a female. someone pulled an unknown object police are calling it out from under their shirt. the victim was able to run away before anything was taken. about 12:20 in the 1100 block of 10th street two males pulled a knife and demanded money. the victim was not injured. then on wednesday a victim was approached by two men, one of those people did pull out a knife and the victim was assault assaulted. money was taken. also an incident in the 1600 block of vermont before 8:00 a.m. a knife was also used there. the victim was pushed to the ground and the wallet was taken from a

robinson who was in her 70's i don't think people should let go but you should not hold onto it to beinto so hard to feel about the social issues? order you bringing into our home? are racist legacy? full disclosure i have a sister-in-law who is from spain. kennedy: the of rage -- the outrage. i am in a biracial marriage. my husband is half white and a half caucasian. >> by growth rand is jewish and is white period we have been together eight years. would make older people angry i gather happy. >> let me say this. she embraced him and brought him in to a the home. kennedy: and he brought her into the white house. thank you. judge alex will join me to discuss the murder case and that the damning evidence that was confiscated in a new orleans hotel room. next. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's w

s office says go arrest this guy, so cops can knock on the d.a.'s door every day and say we have the perpetrator, he's going to run, if you don't let us arrest him, going to run. >> the next thing we hear about thayne smika is a few years later, we get a call from the denver d.a.'s office. what we learned was that mr. smika eventually made his way to denver, that he had gone to work for a construction company as a bookkeeper. he had written unauthorized checks to himself and that missing money had been discovered and the denver d.a.'s office was able to get an arrest warrant for mr. smika. >> shortly after that arrest warrant was issued, that's pretty much the last we've heard of thayne smika. >> it's three years after the murder. smika has disappeared but dave hayes, caring, determined, dedicated cop, never gives up. >> every year, he was bringing more information forward on my brother's case. it could be evidence like the shotgun shells and taking all of this evidence and re-evaluating it, reanalyzing it and bringing in new technologies, new forensics, in to see how that could be applied in this case, and he would go in every year with new evid

let's go live to jacky rowland where the trial is underway. s it's a terror controversial trial, tell us what you heard in court today? they're looking at questions that remain now for almost ten years. for the police officers they'll be seeking to vindicate themselves. their lawyers argue that no offense has been committed. that there was no obvious prove to imminent danger. it's been a long and torturous legal process. the part of the hearing that stood out to me was when the courts heard from a third how long man who had been with the boys when they were electrocuted. he also climbed over the fence and suffered severe burns. we heard how they also suffered an--his two friends had died when he advised. >> we're seeing pictures of the impact in the bushes of france, and really, i mean, ten years ago it was a huge impact in the whole of french society. it's taken ten years for this trial to come. what do you think french police and french society has learned since then. >> really, what lies at the heart of this trial is the lack of trust between

let's go to chicago. rick santelli and your reaction? >> the market reaction in totality is dovish. and you'll see why in a minute. not only the 20-point reverse on the st's go to wildness the euro versus the dollar. before that was read we traded briefly above 1.07 the dollar/yen was 1.21.06. the dollar index, was down 22 and down about 20. and then it was down a whole penny. and now it's back down to 3/4 of a cent. we go to the fixed income market, the shorter the maturity the wilder. steepeners are coming off. if this was truly something that led to normalization, stocks might have gotten dinged more. but what you have seen is a flattener. before the number it was 67. it's 61. fives are at 148. they are at 154. tens and 30s, they hardly moved at all. granted 2% is huge psychologically. but we are at 2.03 and now at 2%. i'm not dismissing these are the lowest yield closes since february. and the three year bond was at 2.61. the long end not moving much. we have curve steepening foreign exchange was wild as were equities. >> thanks so much. let's go to dom with more on the markets. what i'm noticing is the bond proxies are catching a bid interday. >>

let's go to fox 29's jennifer joyce in drexel hit rye now. >> reporter: we are, guys, finally seeing the white falling from the sky here. it is actually starting to stick on the ground even. this is just in the last 20 minutes or so. we've been seeing the rain switch to ever snow. actually i just saw there was a man driving a plow truck came to stop, of course, get a dunkin' donuts, to start his shift. he said he's just exhausted. this is a 24th storm of the winter and he said, you know, working 12, 15 hour days, it is exhausting. so everyone's getting a little bit tired of. >> this but i was not joking in my last hit. jared and i we did go into the dunkin' donuts to get our morning coffee. while ways this, there the warm working behind the counter she got a phonecall she said excuse me, this is the school district, upper darby school district closed for the day. we did get that update. now that the snow is falling i think will hit people this is really going to be a storm that's going to affect them today. back to you guys. >> all right jen thank you very much. hang in there. >> all

the s&p 500 suffering the biggest drop since the end of january. let's gothe stock fell off. we are seeing the s&p 500 down over three quarters of 1%. the fear index is seeing its biggest gain since that same day. the nasdaq backing off of that 5000 mark that we saw yesterday. right now the nasdaq is the worst of the three. with that being said, i want to take a big mover here. that is alibaba. trying to hold $80 here. they are facing some issues in taiwan here at the stock hitting new lows today. >> nicole, thank you. be sure to watch strange inheritance tonight at 9:00 p.m. i previewed that episode. it is fabulous. great episodes tonight. you do not want to miss those. police searching for clues after thieves make up nearly $5 million. plus, the address that broke the internet. this cannot be real. it just can't. at the end of the day it is allil about green. ♪ wrong. because you're not you you're a cancer hospital and your daughter... she's a team of leading researchers... and that brilliant idea is a breakthrough in patient treatment that could save tho

sense as we think that the euro is going to be under pressure. >> that hash one of the hottest trades. thanks for joining us with the advice. todd of s&p capital iq. let'stion. >> yeah thanks very much. great day for the banks. the banking stocks are up 2% today making them the best performing industry group. is it time to get into this lagging sector? let's bring in the trading nation. aaron gibbs, equity chief investment officer with s&p capital iq and todd gordon technician with trading nalgsz.com. great to see you both. aaron, would you be buying into the banks here? >> yeah. these guys still look good. both from a valuation perspective and earnings growth. right now the banks industry is about 11.5 times forward earnings versus 17.5 for the index. for growth for q1 they're looking at about over 25% growth for q1 versus negative three for the s&p 500, so some big differences definitely some positives. the one thing i would say is that most of those earnings growth is really coming from lower costs versus revenue growth because as we all are expecting, maybe the fed might raise rates, there might be a steepening of the wreeld curve, and maybe they'll

let's talk about this weather for you. going to improve finally. let's get you started herement -- overnight tonight, i think we'll stay kind of cloudy and for tomorrow, nice improvement. upper 50's to near 60. if you're south of washington metro area, south of woodbridge, might get into the 60's. it will turn noticeably cooler, though, sunday with the morning sunshine and afternoon cloudiness. it will turn downright chilly again monday and tuesday. we'll have some sunshine. warming up wednesday, thursday and friday with showers becoming more pronounced wednesday and thursday as well. steve rudin will keep you updated on the weekend temperatures and watching the next blast of cold air. doesn't matter if it's winter or spring, it's cold at times here. it will continue. maureen: it is spring. 15 more minutes. congratulations to us all. "world news tonight" with david >>> breaking news as we head into the weekend on the first day of spring. a deadly new blast of winter. treacherous roads. 40 million americans in the storm's path. thousands of flights cancelled. >>> rush hour road rage. a woman shot in the head by an angry driver. >>> under investigation, the jet setting congressman

going to get really colder bitterly cold now. say that much. for the here and now, let's talk about the rain and temperatures in the 40's. we're going to make a nice recovery from the 40's tomorrow into the 60's by the afternoon. periods of rain patches of rain continuing on doppler radar and we'll see more. every now and then some areas will get a break from the rain. more will fill in later. temperatures chilly. below average temperatures. average high is 54 degrees. we're well below that 48 at washington. 43 in frederick. we'll see the temperatures drop just a degree or two in spots. essentially holding steady most areas. maybe a bit of fog tonight along with the periods of rain. here's a little wider view of the satellite and radar through the morning. rain as it sits with a larger area much southern central ohio. midday and the wind direction changes. and this is our futurecast and we're getting rid of the rain by midday or so. up into the 60's here and you can see the clear skies and partly clou >> and coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, fraternity firestorm. >> we'll tell you what the university of oklahoma's presiden

in the 40's and the the 50's at this time going down into the the 20's overnight tonight and wait until you see what we will wake up to tomorrow morning, the the first, let's patrick's day evening. kyle is reporting a temperature of 51 degrees and sunshine. wind at just 7 miles an hour in hatboro. the temperature in cherry hill is 59 but lynn reporting in serious wind. lets take a look at what she's saying. what a tease i need more spring please just a few days away. it is a few days away but we have a storm to talk about and on storm scan three we are seeing that, if i can get it there it is, clear skies right now bye a a storm that is brewing in the southwestern part of the country and this will be impacting our weather bringing in rain and snow as spring begins. take a look outside where we still have a very pleasant day in the poconos, with clear skies, but that next storm we will than seeing more snow as spring begins on friday. but lets talk a little bit about the near future. tonight we have a chance of seeing the northern lights or the aurora lights, but we have had geomagnetic storm on the surface of the sun. the as soon as night falls is there a

let's have a look at u.s. futures before we go to break. we're expecting a negative open for the sp and the dow with the nasdaq bouncing back slightly after they declined more than 1% on friday. heroes charge! ♪ (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ lead your heroes in the hit mobile game! download heroes charge now! >>> welcome to worldwide"worldwide exchange" exchange". >> these are your headlines from around the world. >>> it's a global market sell-off. u.s. futures indicating a lower european markets in the red. after fears that the fed will hike rates sooner rather than later. >>> chinese imports slide outweighing a surge in exports japanese fourth quarter gdp is revised lower. >>> the bulls and bears on apple. the details on the smart watch and the hefty price tag and the competition. >>> and the prince alwaleed holds talks with snap chats about a business deal. it could value it at $19 billion. >>> if you are just tuning in. thank you very much for joining us on "worldwide exchange." let's have a look at what u.s. futures are doing ahead of the market open. a big sell-of

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ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega is in the neighborhood where it happened. but first let's go to brian flores at san jose police headquarters where the flag is at half staff. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. i think san jose's mayor said it best when he said this is san jose's darkest day. we continue to be here at headquarters this morning the flags are remain at half staff in honor of 38-year-old michael johnson. the outpouring of support and grief was seen. this is video of the officers throughout the south bay coming to police headquarters, offering condolences and prayers. we saw officers from campbell, santa clara county sheriff,s, many of them wearing the black band across their badges. but this has been a very tough day for the san jose police department. michael johnson, the first officer to die in the line of duty in 14 years here. from the police chief to other law enforcement, we caught up with a couple of probation officers closely with san jose police and this was tough for them as well. these -- >> these guys do a job that's so drugs. i

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we will see temps actually rise in the 60's as we go in the course of the afternoon and well lets take a a look what is going on out here. here are graphics from before. sometimes computers are a asleep in the morning. 61 degrees today. that will be the highest temperature we have had, since december, 25th, and it is going to be a nice warm day. sixty's today. fifty's tomorrow. tomorrow is a beautiful looking day. sunshine, highs in the 50's all across the area but then we have our next threat for rain this comes in friday night and continues through the day on saturday. it looks like a very soggy start to the weekend with rain all day long, on sat the day the good news, it will clear out by sunday. the bad news it will not help muddy ground we have got out there more rain on top of melted snow and rain we had today will stay soggy around here. today some clearing, nice and mild at 61 degrees. tonight mainly clear and colder at 36. you're witness weather seven day forecast, well, it looks good for next couple of days. today will be nice and warm. tomorrow sunny and beautiful at 51. the

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s. this rain will be with us today, it moves out by tonight, tomorrow we should be i'm going to say let'srees, but it will feel 40's or colder because of the winds tomorrow, could be gusting 30, 40 miles an hour, monday looks better with temperatures getting into the 50's again but we will be turning down the wind machine little bit. now, future weather there is computer model sort of right. we'll give it a b plus. it does say by 10:00 o'clock we get some of the heavier rain through philadelphia, but by 1:00 o'clock it wants out to the west to bring in some of the drying areas and then kind of break up this rain. so we will see whether this actually does happen. i think just generally, if you see a break, you notice, it starts to fill in again little bit later on, than is a look at 10:00 o'clock tonight. still getting rain showers around here. but the general trend push this thing out of here, and then bring in maybe couple of clouds overnight and tomorrow partly sunny skies but windy windy day on sunday, with these winds. they could be gusting 30, 40 miles an hour. our rain amounts, by t

temperatures in the upper '70's and get a degree territory let's go outside start of this weather forecastsco international airport camera visibility nice and clear. by expecting any delays at the airport closed floating above but not meant as near as intense as it would have to be to trigger cancellations are small. >> james: are suckles 54748 east bay of more showing that conquered 5054 san jose open 57 francisco 53 san francisco 53. >> james: here's a quick look at the south bay planner for you'd. britain south bay here's what you expected or early morning hours a special half-hour. macy was cool temperatures still. and some clouds from in the east bay and not terribly intense. but as afternoon things will get off the woman that point and upper 60s to them by about 5:00 p.m. tonight will come off our daytime high little bit upper 70's. your drive home down to the mid-70s at that point slight breeze and the air. >> james: jose pit out specifically to the will drop those temperatures just a touch here a few hours a. and about 10:00 will be back up the low 60s noontime at the 70 degree mar

the s&p rallying over 1% are for market reaction, let's go right to bloomberg's chief market correspondent, scarlet fu. we're looking at the s&p gaining the most since the end of january on this. >> absolutely. staff took off on the fed statement. the word "patient" was removed but the meaning remained in the statement and the spirit of what the fed intends to do. a small step toward normalization. the liftoff is on the horizon. both the s&p and the dow are now in the highest in two weeks. that would be early march. treasuries also rallied. the two-year is now at a six week low. the 10 year is yielding less than 2% for the first time this month. we also saw the dollar sink afterwards. the euro topping 108, from below 105 earlier this week. similar movement in the end as well. saying this is a dovish statement. good for u.s. equities and bad news for the u.s. dollar. june is the earliest the fed could hike rates, but september he says is now the base case. you see that play out in financial markets. >> a recap of the news conference, we will talk to michael mckee, who is joining us. joining

let's go to some of the cell phone video. we're told a mother in her 80's and her daughter were inside the house this fire broke out. fire investigators are working to find a cause of the fire. the good news is we're told nobody was hurt. we were told two women were treated for smoke inhalation. ly i talked to the next door police. he called police immediately when he saw the flames. >> i'm loss for words at this moment. i feel for the family at this moment. >> reporter: fire crews and police in glassboro expect to be out here for the next several hours. reporting from glassboro david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> there is more breaking news in burlington, new jersey. firefighters are on the scene of a sinkhole that forced a family to evacuate a home on the 500 block of columbus road. chopper three shows building officials assessing the safety of the house. the family meantime may be displaced overnight. >>> and concerns tonight over the job security of 50 firefighters in atlantic city. for the last four years ac has paid for those firefighters through a

let's go right over to meteorologist, david murphy. eventually he'll be talking about those 60's, 70's and 80's and karen rogers is taking a look at a commute. good morning. >> i tell you what you hang around about six minutes and i'll be talking about a 70. but for now we got to talk winter weather advisory. this is off in the poconos where there could be as much as one to 4-inches of snow in upper elevations in these northern counties. once you get down into toward the lehigh valley and over toward reading it's mainly rain later today and this evening. maybe a little bit of wet snow activity in the upper elevations there but generally speaking the issue is the poconos. around here we've got sunshine early, clouds sweeping across the state of pennsylvania pretty quickly though. they'll start to thicken up. as we get into the afternoon some of that precipitation arrives. you see snow involved there but by the time it get here it will be rain. 40 degrees is the current temperature, 36 in reading. it's up in the poconos where you're around the freezing mark. not so much in our neck

let's go right over to meteorologist, david murphy. eventually he'll be talking about those 60's commute. good morning. >> i tell you what you hang around about six minutes and i'll be talking about a 70. but for now we got to talk winter weather advisory. this is off in the poconos where there could be as much as one to 4-inches of snow in upper elevations in these northern counties. once you get down into toward the lehigh valley and over toward reading it's mainly rain later today and this evening. maybe a little bit of wet snow activity in the upper elevations there but generally speaking the issue is the poconos. around here we've got sunshine early, clouds sweeping across the state of pennsylvania pretty quickly though. they'll start to thicken up. as we get into the afternoon some of that precipitation arrives. you see snow involved there but by the time it get here it will be rain. 40 degrees is the current temperature, 36 in reading. it's up in the poconos where you're around the freezing mark. not so much in our

s&p 500 index. i don't know, if you can, go upper left. just for fun let's see what the best performing s&p 500 component is. hopefully we will know. we have to go far upper left there. it is -- >> there we go. another day in which the health care names are outperforming. >> and amgen and regeneron and humana. a lot of them -- >> thank you. >> edwards life science is leading the pack. >> breaking news on hbo right now. julia boorstin in los angeles with details. julia? >> thanks so much. i'm in austin at south by southwest but this news is all about hbo and cablevision. hbo and cablevision announcing that cablevisions optimum online internet service will be the first internet service to package together hbo now, the new over the top streaming service that hbo recently announced would be launching in april with apple. now, apple has the exclusive streaming rights to hbo now, but when it comes to the regular cable and satellite tv providers that are already distributing hbo, cablevision is the first to announce that it will be bundling that standalone service

let's go to the chart here. this is the s&p mapped against the v rks ix. it i think leads the snp. as we see it tracking higher here, notice this level here on the right hand side is about 13 on the vix. that's where we got down to today. i think we see significant bottoms in the vix over the last six months. and we see it multiple times. that's where we are today. ultimately you have, we'll try to get this back. okay. the bottom line is here, we've got a vix which to me is leading the s&p. every time we go to 13, s&p pulls back. in september, that was a small pullback, in october, that was a 7% pullback, in december, that was a 6% pullback. again, you've got to place where i think the vix is leading the market, that is something to watch out for right now because the backdrop rft fed is something that is very concerning. >> you watch the vix. >> i do, but i think the market, everyone on this desk probably thinks the mark is due for a correction across the desk, or some sort of a correction. look at levels, 2393, that's where it was to hold. i think we're probably going to move low

s sedans that will let cars partially drive themselves. the autopilot feature is expected this summer. it's only going to be allowed on highways and major roadways. >>> a lot of folks dream of retiring to say, hawaii, florida, of course here in california. but if you want to live large in your golden years wyoming may actually be your best bet. bankrate.com just ranked it the best state in the nation to retire. it's based on taxes or lack thereof cost of living healthcare, and the weather. really? colorado and utah also rated high on that list. >> beautiful there. >> it is if you can handle the winter. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> scott pelley is in new york. >> great to be with you in the bay area. here's the cbs evening news tonight. isis has put out a hit list targeting individual u.s. service men and women. what's being done to protect them? plus cbs news investigates fires in a popular suv. and britain pulls out all the stops for a final farewell to king richard iii. ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed fo

s- u-v and completely run over.meaning the tires missed her. paramedics treated the driver.but the woman was eventually let go and allowed to drive away. police are looking into how fast she was driving at the time.but at this point there is no indication drugs or alcohol were involved. investigators also trying gather surveillance video at this point. those who frequent the area tell kron-4.they aren't surprised this happened.because the intersection is busy and drivers sit are not always aware of pedestrians. i'm grant lodes. kron-4 news. >> pam :san francisco police are still investigating the fatal, officer involved shooting of an erratic driver. the shooting happened on pine and van ness streets. after the chase and crash of a female driver. police say, 24-year-old alice brown went on a driving rampage, after being approached by plain clothes officers investigating the rental car she was in.which was reported stolen. the reckless driver struck several cars, and one man had to ditch his motorcycle to avoid being hit. two officers who were chasing the car on foot. made the decision to shoot brown, and not put innocent bystanders at

let's go. >> chris guthrie. during the 50's, joe mccarthy had a random number generator that created how many spies were in the government. of course, we dismiss that as part of the hysteria. is the attitude of the panel that joe mccarthy's figures were low? >> mccarthy was right about the larger point. the u.s. government had been severely infiltrated by soviet spies. he was wrong about most of the details. mccarthy, of the people he named, several of them we now know were soviets buys. a number of the people he named were not. the problem was, mccarthy, his charges were scatter shot. john and i, in a book we wrote talk about, you make up stupid charges and the people don't even believe the real ones. >> jay jupiter. how would you compare edward snowden and the current wiki leakers to the disclosure is going on back then? are they more dangerous, more valuable? how does that compare? >> thank you very much. >> one of the huge differences is, it is a different situation when some but he is providing espionage to the soviet unio

s. spring where are you. i see a lot of text going on there lets take a walk over shall we on the ben franklin bridge, blue skies out there this morning. we are going to keep the the nice blue skies today. you might see cloud from time to time. it is the temperatures you'll notice which will not be as high as yesterday and with the wind they will feel colder then actual air temperatures. our weather we will be dealing with weather conditions a at this point will be rather interesting. we have conditions that are going to look pretty nice as we go through the next bit of time. so enjoy nice clear skies as we start the day-to-day but as we go through the next few days, we cannot really do all that much more with our weather. so lets just enjoy what we have got at this point. so, looking at reading ah, looks nice there you got rid of the snow. nice. because temperatures did climb yesterday. it melt add lot of what we had on the ground at that point but storm scan three is showing that we continue with the clear skies here. we've got some cloud to the south, otherwise, things looking nice if you like it on the chill

let's start with news4's mark segraves. he's looifr in clarendon. what's going on, mark?rter: i've taken off the hat and the parka. this storm is over as far as arlington is concerned. earlier today people were preparing for the worst. we met one woman who walked miles for grocery and another woman who drove state to state looking for salt. it never fails. when there's a big snowstorm, there's a rush to the stores for those essentials people just can't seem to live without. for many beer was on that list. kathy doan was in search of ice melt to keep her sidewalks from freezing over. she struck out in maryland and d.c. but got lucky here in arlington. do you feel hike you struck gold finding that ice melt? >> yes, i did. we have none in montgomery county. >> reporter: this woman walked for more than a mile each way to get a few groceries. fearful she might be snowed in for days. what did you have to go out and get? >> some groceries. >> reporter: yeah? >> in case this snow became worse. >> reporter: you don't want to get stuck alone without any food. >> no. that's right. >

. >> all right, fox 29's dave schratwieser live from temple university hospital. thank you dave. >> from temple university let's gohead and head up to 21st and lehigh north philadelphia. chris o'connell there right now. chris, one of the things you had mentioned earlier you saw what looked like maybe a few members of the swat team heading into the game stop. i guess we could surmise that they've got a make sure that the scene is in fact secure. >> reporter: yeah, in fact, those swat team members actually just exited the game stop as we speak. just a minute ago. so it looks like at least the facility is all clear but where we are standing now is a very active scene with dozens of philadelphia police officers. have i to admit some of them with tears in their eyes hugging one another after hearing the news that one of their own was shot in the head and remains at temple university hospital with sources are telling us in very grave condition. i want to step out of the shot and show you what we're talking about. and show was we're seeing. the crime seen unit here arrived complete perimeter in the parking lot of here at

>>darya:we have team coverage in san >>darya:first let's go to kron 4's will tran who is at the scene it appears they're allowed to return to their homes we believe they might the apartment members and the reason why we sought the car spun out of the same time but adjutancy a mobile command unit they're here processing and still very far from over pleas of some and not even saying how soon the wrap this up we do know that around 545 this morning i was to show you this video a very somber touching video police officers could have left the area at around 330 after it was confirmed as the suspect had died at the same taxi off the clock at around 1:00 but because the breaking news of course the was there to watch the whole situation unfold the purposeless stayed until 5451 to michael johnson's body was removed from the same that went off into a procession michael johnson was in a van are in the middle of the procession police officers have their lights on and also found out that many officers from around the bay area as well as civilians are headed to the san jose police department that a

. >> but let me say with the history of the fda guidelines going back through the 1930's with usda guidelinesot created by michele obama or the president they are just changing in them all the but they have not been changed in 15 years. on top of that she created an initiative for a campaign. maybe it is not the best but eleanor roosevelt had one that was knitting. what is wrong with educating over u.s.? obesity has gone up 30% in 30 years? there is nothing wrong with it. kennedy: obesity is not a partisan issue there are big fat people on both sides but we all go through societal evolution as a family and a culture and the city right now we're on the downtrend. >> actually between two and five rolls for getting thinner before her campaign started in 2010 senate but that is not because of the fact it is not the obesity issue as much as nutrition. kennedy: but the team roles were suffering from muscle the city long before her campaign started so there is no correlation between what the first lady was doing and preschoolers but what was happening at that time is pediatricians and parents were e