fans are also duping this lilly gate.e #lillyfortarget. i entertained myself this morning. >>> and it's more evident than ever zayn malik is moving in another direction. sporting as dan pointed out, a close cropped hairstyle. >> thanks for giving it away, dan. >> the singer accepted an award. with heartfelt words. >> i would also like to take this moment to thank four of the best guys i have ever met while being in the band. i thank you for that. >> and if you look really closely, you may have noticed a new nose piercing, which were told has sent fans buzzing. i'm sure they're all -- it's really a little piercing. i don't think we could zoom that far. you have to look really closely. you know that awkward feeling when you walk into a restaurant and ask for a table for one. for a lot of us eating alone it's uncomfortable. take a look at the dog's owner places her dinner down. then provides another plate for their other dog, clyde. bonnie doesn't want to eat alone. she backs it up in order to have some company and just cont

. >> lilly pulitzer said anything the is possible sunshine and a little pink unless you're a scorned fan it was highly anticipated. moms arming themselves, mouse in hand ready to click and buy. >> we're so excited for lilly for target. i have been basically up all night. this is what you get. so frustrating. >> reporter: lines around the block at target stores. selling beauty and its coveted apparel. from $2 to $250. >> to see the designs on such an accessible level. >> reporter: if it's not accessible how can you buy it? the site showing this error message when logging on. hello halt no fury like a woman who can't access it. this makes the launch of the

i know you want your lilly. >> i can hardly speak. i'm so upset. >>> we start here with breaking news of a serious variety, the stubborn and hard-to-reach wildfire forcing hundreds of people out of their homes in southern california. crews scrambling to put this thing out and abc's kendis gibson is on the ground covering it all. kendis, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan good morning. besides the morning fog, the smoke from the fire is all around us. an ominous sign. but things have improved in the over night hours. residents have been told they are allowed back in their homes. walk around and i will show you. the fimp was right there. back in a basin, feeding on dry vegetation that hasn't burned in decades. overnight, hundreds of homes evacuated as a wildfire threatens this california neighborhood. >> flames are getting higher and brighter. >> reporter: residents forced from their homes, schools turned to shelters. the fire almost doubling in size overnight. more than 800 firefighters from the local departments responding. listen

of the city mayor ed lee. >> (clapping) and good morning, everyone we got up early to meet the 39 lilly (laughter). >> anyway, i'm glad to be here joining i earlier but in such great recognize of our earthquake more importantly of the restoration and come back of our city and the soldiers it is important but a moment for the 3 thousand lives lost in that fire and earthquake in 1906 and to you understand this is our city and hit the way we recovered from it still as exist as all the kinds of innovation going on i want to tell you we're ready more ready than we've been before i want to thank and recognize ann and her entire staff to her for creating and sustaining sf 72 hour platform for all us and our chiefs i'm lucky to join justice a few days ago to open a public safety building in mission bay that is safety will be operating but most importantly in that recognize today we have a resilience officer as a city we're doing the kind of things buildings that would be destroyed that are soft story we've learned over the years to make sure their earthquake seismic a mandatory law that will su

this is lilly baker. just refinanced their home and is putting an extra $312 a month toward lilly's tuition. lilly is about to take over the world. who's with her? >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight former investigative reporter for "new york times," currently a commentator for fox news. her book is called "the story: a reporter's journey." please welcome to the program, judith miller. come on out! ( applause ) how's it going? >> fine, other than the cold. >> jon: oh, i'm sorry cold there. so so so-- oh boy. so so my feeling has always been-- and you probably know this about me. you've probably seen the program. >> i watch the show, yes. >> jon: you've watched the show a couple of times-- is that i believe you helped the administration take us to, like, the most devastating mistake in foreign policy in we've made in, like 100 years, but you seem lovely. ( laughter ) why is that wrong? >> that's why i wrote the book. i wrote the book because i hoped that people like you would read it -- >> i did. >> an

we have equal pay advocate lilly ledbetter here. let's start with hillary clinton where she held a roundtable with students and teachers. she gave a more detailed explanation of what she wants her campaign to be about. let's listen. >> i want to be the champion who goes to bat for americans in four big areas, four big fights that i think we need to take on. we need to build the economy of tomorrow, not yesterday. we need to strengthen families and communities because that's where it all starts. we need to fix our dysfunctional political system and get unaccountable money out of it once and for all, even if that takes a constitutional amendment. and we need to protect our country from the threats that we see and the ones that are on the horizon. >> andrea mitchell is covering hillary clinton's campaign swing through iowa and jonathan allen, chief political correspondent for fox and author of the book "hrc." the rhetoric has been populist of late. she said the deck was stacked in favor of those at the top. today she expanded on that t

mark: julie hyman with her lilly pulitzer sarong and bag. thank you. we will get you the latest from latin america. our reporter in mexico city with the latin american report for this friday when "bottom line" continues in a moment. ♪ mark: welcome backmark:. it is time for today's latin america report. let's go to our bloomberg partner in mexico center. jose is standing by. good afternoon. jose: good afternoon. good to see you again. here are top stories making headlines in latin america. in mexico, shareholders at american mobile will decide today on whether to spin off as many as 11,000 wireless towers a move that would create latin america's second-largest printer of tower space. shareholders -- if shareholders are in favor, it would compete with american tower corporation which has more than 8000 towers in mexico and more than 32,000 in latin america. the other sites would rent space to operators. american mobile is controlled by the billionaire. it is studying how to break apart operations in mexico where government reforms aimed at opening up th

the lilly pulitzer collection they be sunday. will help target? will find out next. ♪ betty: preppy is back. fans of lilly pulitzer designer clothing lined up in bryant park yesterday waiting to shop the brands target collection a special one-day pop-up shop before the collection hit store on sunday. lilly for target is the latest example of the retails giant much-hyped designer collaborations. remember isaac mizrahi? julie hyman was at the shops as well. she joins me now on this. just to point out -- we were looking at video of the products on ebay. some of those people waiting in line yesterday in the pop-up shop in new york immediately turn around and sold them. betty: crafty of them. you take some stuff up. >> i did pick stuff up. a lot of this is good marketing. you have this big pink lily for pulitzer target died. i got this so wrong -- sarong guard thing. very beachy in the lilly pulitzer style. this is something that target has been doing for a while. they have been doing collaborations. is the first 81 under the new ceo. they did a collab

why lilly pulitzer prints a lot of green. big potential merger that hasn't gotten a green light.ill we get clarity in the comcast timewarner deal? will the cable world keep spinning on its axis? we'll have answers for you coming up. ♪ ♪ lori: time for a stock alert. hasbro took off like eye rocket. 5% jump in quarterly revenue. boys toys based on the transformer movie helped hasbro beat estimates for sales and profit. hasbro shares $70.10. a 12 and a half we'll call it percent in this trading day. only 45 minutes. strong day for hasbro the toy company. (?) is the comcast timewarner deal making headway or is this a last-ditch effort? they will be meeting this wednesday with justice officials hoping to keep their merger afloat. here more with this story is adam shapiro. adam: the 45 billion-dollar merger hangs in the balance when those representatives meet with officials with the justice department on wednesday. the combined company would control 30% of the country's paid tv market and 20% of the broadband internet market. staffers in the justice department told them that the merge

ya'll want to see dawn try to do the lilly pad. >> yeah. >> this should be good. dawn is over there something call the lilly pad. they're basically anchored into the water here. you hang on to the netting and try to get all the way across. now standing next to me is one of the lifeguards they have you go 25 lifeguards here. give me your name. >> adriano g what is the key to doing this? >> have lot of balance and -- upper arm strength. >> yeah. >> come on, dawn. >> how she doing? >> i think she's -- >> she could be in trouble between the third and fourth lilly pad. this place is so cool. it's an indoor water park that you can enjoy year round here in mt. laurel. it's basically at the intersection of 295 and 73. and there's a hotel connect to do it, too. you can stay here. you did it, come on, dawn. can you step out? >> help her out. come on guys, help her out. >> well so much for the anchor hair. by dawn. how was it? >> oh, fun. thanks a lot mike. >> yeah! >> thanks. a lot of fun. i guess -- i guess i could have helped her out. >> she need add hair wash. she normal

they have lilly pulitzer stuff at target and there are lines, lady.entioned to it me yesterday and i had no idea what she was talking about. most of them are complaining because women are throwing them in the carts because lilly is expensive. kate lip said she was just checking, it's sold out online. it's all sold out online. so people have to be in line if that's where they want to get some lilly things. whenever they do those major lines to a discount store, people go crazy. listen to this, it's one of everyone's favorite segments, the junior reporter segment here on fox 29 weekend where we bring in some of the most talented young reporters from all over the area. lauren doug and from villanova is here. good, month. >> good morning. you got a chance to look into a movement to change the face on the $20 billion. yes, that's what we're talking about this morning. we see it, we hear it every where that in 2015 people are still not paid equally as help. did you ever notice that there's not one female face on our nation's currency, it was a nine year old

the last lilly pulitzer dress available. better fashionably late than never.ca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> she got the last dress. what can we get for it? thanks for watching on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening. good night. >> tonight a bay area man arrested for a security breech at the white house. >> police close the books on a series of kidnapping attempts. the victims got away but the suspect is in big trouble. >> a family's relief after a amber alert. the safe return of a sleepy 8-year-old. >> where all of this water is coming from in the middle of a drought whochlt -- who gets it? >> this was the scene after a man from the bay area was arrested for scaling the fence. >> it turns out he has a lengthy criminal history. >> the 54-year-old jerome hunt was released from jail after being charged with a misdemeanor, from unlawful enry. he's been ordered to stay away from the white house wear a gps bracelet and undergo a mental health evaluation. jerome hunt climbed the fence on the ba

behind the demand and the trouble with target's lilly pulitzer collection.still watching the markets, dow hanging with a gain of 243. and rick san telly, what are you watching today? >> well, everybody's talking about this, greek exit, and we're going to dig down deep on the notion there is no alternative regarding stocks and interest rates. and maybe some surprise end means should conditions line up, after the break. it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. busiest weeks for earnings. breaking down thousand flay all. global markets are heating up too. around the world with jpmorgan's funds emerging market strategist. then apple and go

target has no plans to release any lilly swag soon. for cnn money, new york. >>> and our thanks to christina for that report. >>> follow me on twitter @jake tapper and also @"the lead"cnn. check out our page, extras, subscribe to the magazine we have on flip board. that's it for "the lead" today. turning you oenker to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." he's right next door. have a great monday. >>> happening now -- isis recruiting. its happening here in america and federal prosecutors say six more americans have been charged with trying to reach syria to join the terror group. that brings the total in recent months to nearly 30. why isn't the u.s. doing more to stop it? >>> security sweep. after a series of high profilements, the tsa steps up security screens for airport and airline workers. how safe is your flight? >>> killed in custody? another suspect dies after an arrest. police say the arrest was made without incident and without the use of force. so how and why was the suspect's neck broken? >>> and

this is lilly baker.refinanced their home and is putting an extra $312 a month toward lilly's tuition. lilly is about to take over the world. who's with her? >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm anderson cooper live in baltimore. you're looking at a live shot of the courthouse. demonstrators were out there a short time ago as the tensions here simmer. there are signs that the movement to get answers about the death of freddie gray is spreading across the country. i want to show you a map here from los angeles to ferguson, missouri, and new york city, protests are springing up in a show of solidarity. in ferguson, hundreds gathered in the streets last night calling for an end to police brutality. rocks were hurled at officers. during those protests, three people were shot. a cell phone video actually captured the sounds of gunshots as people ran for cover. it wasn't shooting from the police. police say a suspect is in custody. you can hear the shots there. police say a suspect is in custody for one of those

the much anticipated debut of target's lilly pulitzer line.s site overloaded and shoppers going home empty-handed. here to weigh in bruce, branding expert and ceo of turkel brands. welcome back to the show. bruce: thank you. gerri: all right, mister grade them. how did they do with this launch? this is a powerful brand for many women. women love this beachy casual wear. the idea it was coming to target all over the country was attractive to a lot of people. did they do a good job? bruce: of course it's not as simple as that. good news and bad news. they procured the brand and the special offer. good news. and then they made it scarcity and sense of urgency. great news! they took what was essentially a discount brand and turned it into something everyone can't get. that's a page right out of apple's book. beautiful. then the website crashed. i can't believe they did that on purpose. four years ago that happened with sony. i think it was beautiful idea. executed very well until the crash. gerri: all right. well, you know delivering the goods is

lilly pulitzer usually retail around $2000. the target of will be below $75 at most.e closer to the $30 or $40 range. erik: have you had an opportunity to evaluate the target version? >> yesterday they had backs that are good marketing toward as people walk around new york city. i grabbed a wrap. it is $20. if you want to feel it. erik: it is synthetic. matt: i don't know. do you see any really good lilly pulitzer stuff. >> i thought they were really cute. i browsed the look book. they only have ladies and children's clothing. they have little grow clothing. the idea is that people can buy things at lower prices. they have done these before. they have done edgy designers. erik: that raises the question does target draw the preppy type who would even think of shopping -- >> judging from the 500 or 600 people in line yesterday, there will be a demand. when you look at the collaborations at people like zach pozen these are things that could potentially be more accessible in terms of fashion. it is not as energy. analysts told me with other collections they had to eventua

looks leak "black friday" target new lilly pulitzer collection sold out within minutes. at one point it even crashed the target website. target actually had to break the news to on line shoppers this collection is limited it includes dresses bathing suits and cover ups, at a fraction of the cost of her luxury line. ukee erika? >> love when they have these guest designers, but burns up when everyone buys it up and post it is on ebay, or sells it on line, as opposed to enjoying the garment. if you're going to buy it, enjoy it. >> kind of defeats the purpose. i agree with you. >> i know ukee has very strong opinion on there is specially whether it comes to lilly pulitzer. >> right. ya. we better move on, ya. >> jill, thank you. >>> still ahead this morning updating today's top stories including a new security scare at the white house. >> also, a tragedy at sea. desperate surf -- search for survivors, worse ever shipwrecks involving my grant workers. also this. >> ♪ ♪ >> miranda lamberts one of the big winners we ' live in texas at the other stars who took home trophies, jus

an innovative company like eli lilly, pfizer, they invest a lot of money in r&d so very much part of the lifecycle available high price. innovation at the cost of access. and then at the end of the patent live we have generic competition to assume that if more is more and more competitors commend the price will come down which emphasizes access. access over innovation. at tuesday's lifecycle is probably the result of a broad handshake. wax hatch act which helps to both extend patents for innovative drug makers and at the same time create a greater pathway for generic competition. one of the problems of that to step pathway is that it is not natural at all. it is something that we have created through a a set of regulatory structures and incentives that are very much a product of human enterprise. and it also neglects and make certain assumptions about how market works. increasingly apparent, what happens when those drugs that are often had been have been for quite some time i no i no longer so exciting to generic manufacturers to make the free market at this that competitors will com

but for the lilly lovers, ebay is your last shot at getting the goods. anticipate more items becoming available. and that same target spokesman called the ebay markup really disappointing. >> people trying to make a profit off those sales. >> absolutely. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 today. for shirleen allicott alicia vitarelli adam joseph and cecily i'm brian taff. shirleen and i along with ducis rodgers back tonight for a fuel hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> now here are rick williams and monica malpass. >> coming up meteorologist cecily tynan with the latest from accuweather on the threat for severe storms across our region tonight. >> plus, it is official tim tebow has signed with the philadelphia eagles. his deal and what fans think about the newest member of the birds. >> and it will cost you going fly to any summer vacation theory this year. just how much and the international destination that will actually cost you less. those stories and much more are coming your way next on "action news" at 5:00. that's a hard questi

of course, you can follow david lilly @abc7david. matt keller there providing the insight from s.a.p. center which, again, if you are inside waiting for the service to start, you are watching and looking at the slide show and with his wife, nikki. many images from his world travels, growing up in the san jose area. always always that big smile. that huge grin, that genuine happiness to be alive to be with people, to serve the community. and we're seeing everyone from army soldiers to sheriff's deputies and law enforcement coming from afar. even dallas texas and oregon representing here today. gilroy, of course. livermore. some of the closer communities, all have officers representatives at today's memorial service for officer johnson. >> and if you would like to pay your respects to officer johnson and the san jose police department and you have your second screen with you while you're watching our coverage, please feel free to do so. and include us on that. we'll share that with them. what we're using today #sjpd or #ripofficerjohns

as long as it had the lilly pulitzer label attached. customers who tried to shop online had similar problems. the company says it had to temporarily take its website offline in order to slow down the traffic. shoppers frustrated by tech- problems and lack of inventory vented complaints on social media. the company has apologized for the inconvenience. talk show host doctor oz is facing new criticism from a group of physicians. the doctors from all over the country are calling oz's faculty position at columbia university's medical school "unacceptable." and they're calling on the school to drop oz. but now, as elizabeth cohen tells us, oz is fighting back. >> reporter: there's nothing ambiguous about doctor oz in the letter 10 doctors wrote to the dean of columbia university's medical school. >> "we are surprised and dismayed that columbia university's college of physicians and surgeons would permit doctor mehmet oz to occupy a faculty appointment. he has repeatedly shown disdain for science and for evidence- based medicine. he has manif

for lilly lovers ebay is your last shot at getting the goods.ailable. the twitterverse lot of people are upset to see the items they couldn't get over the weekend now on sell at huge markups. when you limit the inventory so many people want it. target knows what they're doing. >> supply and demand. >> one tweet was calling it the target hungry games. >>> coming up here sam smith revealing the addiction struggles he tried to shake. >>> mark hamill speaks about his seek rut lunch with george lucas. ds for us to choose from. zack is our best sleeper. bitsy has a little bit of a sensitive stomach. bitsy likes a fairy tale before bed. do you have any types of food for dogs who are afraid of spiders? austin likes a story that is more realistic. and do you have anything for dogs who are so lazy? petsmart has all sorts of food choices. like royal canin, breed-specific nutrition to help you stay true to your breed's unique needs. 'cause pethood needs a partner. ford is taking the ecoboost challenge all across america. here we go! check out escape and fin

yes, lilly pul pulitzer broughtm beach to the jersey store, it is just a one-off by the way.the point is, the worst target stock remember last year after credit card fiasco, how quickly that stock turned, they got a new ceo, that is amazing stuff. >> target will continue to go higher, we're seeing luxury brands on the other side michael cores with a 52 week low today. net flicks, everyone goes toward what they know, what is quality, what is giving them right move. charles: matt, you deal with individuals all of the time, it is just trying to get them to go over that hump, make that first move, always fearful, a lot of times they buy one stock, see how it works, if it goes down before it goes up forget about it. >> i learned start as early as possible, and be consistent if you consistently put money away you will be amazed how much money you hav, then you want to put more away. charles: i'm happy to say, a lot of people who work at fox, and fox business in camera and controls that told me i help them more money than they could have imagined. i personaly feel really good about

a pricy line of designer clothing, they launched a collection of lilly pulitzer. demand was so high shoppers started lining up before stores open. it didn't take long for them to clear out and the website crashed repeatedly. lilly pulitzer prices are in the hundreds of dollars and were a fraction of the prices at target. >>> a fishy mess at a bay area restaurant. what happened when a fish tank exploded. and a sunny tend to the weekend. mark tamayo will be here with a look at your forecast. ster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >>> a restaurant owner spent the day cleaning up after a fish tank exploded. i want to show you surveillance video that shows -- look at all that. i don't kno

. >>> lilly pulitzer breaking the internet and the shopping frenzy at target.ly start on your money next. if your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ . . >> wall street is optimistic. futures are higher right now after a rough day on friday. markets tumbled across the board. the nasdaq was down about the same as the dow. the s&p down by 311%. today, wall street is looking to an big week of earnings. we will hear from ibm and morgan stanley. >>> target launched it's lilly pulitzer line. the shelves were bare and overwhelmed the web site. dresses and bags have been popping up on e-bay. i don't get it. these items are really popular. actually it is helping target. >> thanks cristina. "early start" continues rights now. . >> hundreds dead after a boat

lilly pulitzer for target. in minutes it crashed. a lot of people got this and they saw it a couple hours. this is a message saying they are working on some improvements. as for the line itself most of the pieces were sold out within the first hour. lilly pulitzer for target trending on facebook and twitter. we received a lot of tweets from people saying long lines, pushing them out of the way. most of the main things including home goods sold out. another sign the system might be overwhelmed, i'm not saying anybody at the studio bought anything they are not sending confirmation e-mails. it looks like your order goes through but not getting a confirmation. maybe don't expect that something to follow up on. tuss. >> you seem to know a lot about that online experience. just head to the store, just go there. >>> what started as an idea in a third grade classroom captured the attention of the country. a teacher at an elementary school in denver wanted to find a way to better understand her students. she asked her students to finish the s

thousands of folks lining up snapping up those lilly pulitzer items for target in minutes.ut hiccups because of black friday-like traffic targett says the collection wasn't fully shopable until 5:00 a.m. it limits how many shoppers can be on the site at once. target said the site never crashed, but it did make it completely unavailable for guests for 15 to 20 minutes allowing the retailer to get the entire collaboration up on the website much faster than it would have been able to do without briefly shutting it down. target is apologizing for the inconsistent web shopping experience, but it is not apologizing for selling out. ahead of the launch, target's chief merchant cathy tasa said she set inventory levels higher for this collection than for others but with all of these, once it's sold out, it's sold out. even though target had intended for it to last into may. now, analysts say the strong demand in social buzz is a win for target. despite the fact that you do have some shoppers that are frustrated. you still have others that feel victorious. i think it's important to r

retail giant launched exclusive collection of lilly pulitzer clothes yesterday. demand was so high shores lined up before stores opened and wracks cleared. online shoppers also complained that target.com was not working. web site was deliberately slowed down to maintain traffic flow. target says it will not be replenishing the merchandise. retailer is apologizing to disappointed customers. >> a lot of people thought i will go online. >> a lot of people interested in the collection. >> all right. >>> 4:19. >> usually i am still asleep at this point. >> that explain as lot. >> anyway, good morning everybody. we are doing very well, although we do have a closure of a freeway, 880 north and southbound, is closed. southbound is going to be closed as you approach 23. you can see the east shore freeway. traffic moving along pretty well. when you get 880 north and southbound it does look good, apart from the closure that i mentioned. if we look at the south bay we have had a nice commute. now, at 4:20, let's go to steve. >>> it is a mental thing. >> all right. good morni

melissa: empty shelves and and the target backlash because the lilly pull sitter items show up on ebay at double and triple the price. because even when they say it's not it is always about money. >>> six more arrests on u.s. soil all young men determined to join isis overseas. two in minnesota, four in san diego, each somali-americans, 21 years old and under. their contact was not a master recruiter but a friend who successfully left minnesota to fight along isis in syria. >> they were not confused young men. they were not easily influenced. these are focused men who are intent on joining a terrorist organization by any means possible. whoo that case shows is that the person radicalizing your son, your brother your friend, may not be a stringer -- stranger. is may be their best friend right here in town. melissa: here with me now, our very own charlie gasparino todd lonski and todd starnes. i talk with people in the tech industry they say they're eager to cooperate with authorities to monitor this type of thing. the government is so disjointed where you go, and could be working closer

. >> if you're one of the shoppers able to buy the limited edition lilly pulitzer items from target on sunday you probably know how lucky you are to have gotten something. a frenzy erupted as demand from shoppers who got up at 3:00 a.m. our time overwhelmed target's web site. pretty soon target was tweeting acknowledging its frustrated customers. later in the day lilly pulitzer tweeted encouragement saying there were still items on actual store shelves. but that was a tough sell for folks who'd lined up early outside stores only to watch them empty quickly. there are already some items for sale on ebay but they are marked up by hundreds of dollars in some cases. >>> using your pet as your photographer even for the biggest moments of your life? >>> investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire that trapped two children in a home in prince george's county. we're hearing a 13-year-old boy's call for help now. >> that fire broke out yesterday morning in the basement of the home you see here on small drive in clinton. firefighters were able to rescue the two children trapped on

. >>> shoppers fled to target to get their hands on the limited edition of lilly pulitzer cloths. many stores sold out in minutes. >>> right now futures point to a possible triple digit gain on the dow at the opening bell. bmw hassen unveiled hitech glasses for minory cars they give drivers an heads up on traffic hazard and blind spots in the car. >> another police encounter turns deadly a maryland man dies after being arrested in baltimore. >> we have details on the investigation. >> footage shows two police officers rushing to remove an unconscious woman from her vehicle right before it burst into flames. more of this when we come right back. >> reporter: all right the weekend is in the books i'm sorry to say but time to tackle another workweek, we're starting with a very wet commute on this monday morning. painters crossing in chadds ford, delaware county, the rain is coming down and the speeds are down, you'll be dealing with puddling and ponding. the traffic at 202 is move okay waiting for the traffic light to change at this point. despite the rain they are doing overnight co

rush at target stores across the country today by customers who wanted to get their hands on the new lilly pulitzer collection. people lined up to grab the limited addition items this morning and many stores sold out of dresses, housewares and shoes within the first few minute of opening. customers who tried to buy open line didn't fair better. items sold out there quickly as well. at one point target.com wept off-line to try to deal with all the web terrific >> chip kelly appears to be throwing darts along the walls. hop fully he's more accurate than tebow. worst quarterback since coming into league 2010. eagles' coach tellry says so what. whether you like it or not eagles plan to assign tim tebow to one year deal. sources confirm with "action news" tonight with additional tebow they have three of five worst quarterbacks over the last five seasons with sam bradford and mark sanchez on that list as well. that's why ron gentleman war are ski tells us tonight he's surprised by this move. >> he has not played meaningful down since week 17 of 2012 season so he's out of football for a long peri

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version of apple >>> this one is for you, shop-a-holics, shoppers lined up for the limited edition lilly pulitzer collection overnight, a rush of shoppers snapped up the 250 piece collection. the prices far below the cost of the palm beach designer's luxury collection. heather c posted this picture of the line in san francisco. many of the stores sold out of the discounted resort wear. items available online sold out as well, and target's website was down for 20 minutes and a target spokes person said that the store will not have any more items available. >>> apple has changed the russian version of siri after a user had what he considers a homophobic experience. >> what you suggest -- >> a russian man living in the uk posted the video to youtube and asked where to find gay clubs or about gay marriage and siri called him rude at one point. apple fixed the problem after the video was posted they claim a bug in the russian siri program. >> coming up next on abc 7 thus at at 9:00, a bit of good news rain on the way. the forecast is next. >> the warriors have to leave for game 2 set tomorrow

eli lilly executive and former indianapolis mayor bart peterson hailed the change. >> for the first time ever, the words "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" appear in the indiana statute -- or they will after this law is passed. in the context of nondiscrimination. amy: arkansas governor asa hutchinson signed a similar measure thursday after he balked at signing an unrevised version, following condemnation from walmart and the outcry in indiana, as well as a petition signed by his own son against the law. in a statement, the aclu said -- "the events in indiana over the last week represent a dramatic change in the way our country reacts to discrimination hiding under the guise of religion." in queens, new york, two women accused of plotting to build a homemade explosive device have been arrested in an fbi sting. noelle velentzas and asia siddiqui, both u.s. citizens are accused of sympathizing with al qaeda and the sophist -- islamic state. meanwhile, a u.s. citizen who was seen as leading al qaeda member under consideration for the u.s. kill list, has been secretly flown to new yo

nascar and nike joining this list apple, angie's list yelp ncaa eli lilly roche. a similar fight is going on in arkansas. it asked governor asa hutchinson to veto the religious freedom act, house bill 1228. the nation's biggest retailer. it's also the nation's largest private employer. it says that bill does not affect walmart's values arkansas's values or america's values. if you need any more proof these laws are essentially a closed for business sign in these states take it from legendary investor warren buffett. he told our poppy harlow the legislation is wrong. >> the governor of indiana, mike pence, has said this week that he will fix the law, that he will move to make sure that it does not discriminate against anyone. however, when he was asked over the weekend whether he would add sexual orientation, be in favor of adding sexual orientation as a protected class in indiana, he said that is not something that he's working towards right now. what should be done to fix this? >> well i think if people can exercise discrimination based on sexual orientation, the

. >> shoppers mobbed stores to get lilly pulitzer apparel. target was selling its version of the clothing for a fraction of the real price. many items showing up on ebay. >> reporter: the dow lost 279 points on friday. . >> reporter: it could be a rocky week with more earning reports due. >> reporter: furious vii railed to a third week -- raced toward the third week at the box office. $29 million. paul blarlt opened behind with 25 million and unfriended debuted at $16 million. that's america's money. >> it's 5:23. up next, philadelphia police launch a crackdown on dirt bikes and atvs we have video. >>> heavy rain is falling right now, you can see it on storm tracker 6 live, we'll tell you how it will impact the commute throughout the morning. steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead. my feet felt so heavy at the end of the day. they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'. i got dr. schol

shoppers lined up for the limbed edition of lilly pulitzer collection overnight. a rush of shoppers snapped up the 250 piece collection at prices far below the cost of the designer's luxury collection. heather si posted this picture of the line. many stores sold out of the discounted resort wear within minutes. items available online sold out as well. target's web site was down for 20 minutes. the target spokesperson says the store will not have more items available. >>> it will be the last last call at cap's corner san francisco tonight. we were at the north beach restaurant last night as it prepared to close after more than 50 years. the current own ares have run it for 30 years ask say a contractual snag with their landlord is forcing them to close. the owners plan to retire to hawai'i after tonight's farewell feast. >>> in ben nisha having a -- benecia having a glass of wine took on a different concern won an aquarium exploded at a bar yesterday. they were able to save a few of the seven issue in inside. it's not known yet what caused the aquarium to explode.

nascar and nike joining this list, apple, angie's list, yelp, ncaa eli lilly, sales force.similar fight is going on in arkansas between business and government. walmart, which is headquartered in bentonville, arkansas it asked governor asa hutchinson to veto the religious freedom act, house bill 1228. the nation's biggest retailer, it's also the nation's largest private employer. it has quite a bit of clout. it says that bill does not affect walmart's values, arkansas's values or america's values. >> the governor has said he will sign that bill. now the issue is can they change his mind. it will be interesting to see how much clout walmart has. >>> deadline extended. the nuclear negotiations happening right now, still in overtime with iran. we'll bring you the very latest from the scene next. if your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ . 19 years ago we

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legislative leaders are set to meet with business leaders including representatives of the pacers eli lilly. governor mike pence, who signed the indiana bill faces stiff pressure from the business and sports ground. mark is in washington. good morning, mark. >> good morning, ann-marie. the white house is weighing in. the indiana and arkansas legislation is quote, not consistent with the values of the vast majorities of ameicans. indiana lawmakers say they are close to an agreement on new legislation that would clarify the state's freedom law. >> the question is we are moving the spectrum that has been raised. discrimination and denial of service, facilities and other things. that's what we are focusing on. >> reporter: they are working to add new language to prevent it from using them to discriminate against gays and lesbians. they have their supporters including ted cruz. >> the law of what indiana just passed, that was passed in 1993 passed nearly unanimously in congress. democrat, bill clinton, signed it into law. >> reporter: it is now on the desks of arkansas senator. he refused to sig

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