3:22 a.m., lloyd answers nfl. and a minute later, at 3:23 a.m., lloyd sends his very last text.ust so you know. >> if he left them crumbs, something was going down. >> but what was going down? and why? >>> still ahead, will the jury ever see that final text? not if the defense can help it. >> these messages do not suggest fear, but the government wants to put a much more sinister task on them. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get

no more tpi for lloyd's. no more payment protection insurance from lloyd's. as i say, that's different to rbs and barclays. rbs and barclays both putting aside more money for payment protection this week. lloyd's up 3%. the biggest conundrum is this. there is not going to be a huge amount of liquidity in the bond market. domestic german figures are going to be out. in london, late breakfast, short days. we are back up here. start of the week europe up 0.5%. you've got dropping prices, rising yields. in germany, all around europe you are seeing this reevaluation of risk, and still, the euro -- foreign exchange driven by interest rate differential. that is more or less the point. the euro rose by over 3% this week. you are seeing yields rise in europe. you are seeing the bond prices fall. up we go. 1.1245 is where we are on the euro-dollar trade. this is one of the strongest months that we've seen. we are straight into may. april was one of the strongest months we've seen in almost 4.5 years. they must be happy boys, because they made these big calls. we will s

unlit section of the industrial park, where odin lloyd is murdered. prosecutors say it's the altima. for the next three minutes and 40 seconds, there is no movement

lloyds is where r.b.s. would very much like to be. lloyds are doing all the right thing. from the crisis here, the bank that they had once been with high costs of funding. bad loans that were holding them back. we're seeing impairments. they are doing much better. francine: because there are no provisions for misconduct. does that mean we're at the end of it or getting a little bit of a relief? >> i think it is almost the end of it. they are not like the other u.k. banks that we see foreign exchange provisions. they are not involved if that. payment protection insurance was the big one for lloyds. they set aside 12 billion pounds over the past few years scandal has been going on for. the chief financial officer told me today that he cannot rule out future p.p.i. provisions so we could see some more later this year. they are still making good progress despite that. >> it looks like -- guy: probably in the next five years we will see a big share sale in the general public. as you can see, the last couple of years, you have seen the government holdings coming down considerab

lloyd moving differently. on the banking side rbs barclays, lloyds, all of those on the move. here we have got another range. guy: the non-downs are not packing their bags. anna: if they did, you could hear them starting their jets. guy: maybe they have their suitcases under the bed, you never know. the tax story will be removed for the time being at least until the property companies come up. one of the areas we need to focus on will be the property companies. the hbc recently said they were date -- considering headquarters and the timing is rather political. i: a lot of soft stories we need to reference this morning. it will be interesting to watch as the eu referendum angle gets more aggressively priced into some of those businesses. it will be interesting to see how the ftse 100 and ftse 250 compare. anna: let's have a look at the map you see that the scottish part is gone. 56 out of the possible 59 possible scottish seats are going to the snp overnight. a terrible performance for the liberal democrats. we have had 612 of a 650 constituencies returning their vote so far. w

lloyd: no. it is actually as the price.vestors thought that noble have the assets for re-investing growth going forward. we put out a note the other day about feedback we had gotten. most of the pushback was unknowable. investors were very comfortable with what they had going forward. our concern was what investors would pay for the assets in israel going forward. the fact that they went out and produced at a premium in today's market is going to be taken as a surprise. stephanie: what is your thought on the fracking debate? david i am worn came out -- david einhorn came out against it. is it the timing? lloyd: i have not had the time to go through david's analysis of it. it certainly struck a nerve. these companies typically are accosted for having poor return on capital and poor investments. i would argue though that in this case the core of the shales are good investments. what you will find is that i would've thought that you could make the argument a year ago and pointed out that some of the places are good investments

lloyd wright. wright named it auldbrass. adapting the name of a historic plantation although nothing is planted here but live oaks and cypress trees. spread across some 300 acres of south carolina's low country a region defined by rivers and tidal marshes. but just three decades ago auldbrass had fallen into disrepaira costly white elephant that no one it seemed, was willing or able to save. >> when i got it, it was ready for the bulldozer. it was pretty much, you know, barely alive. it's taken almost 30 years to bring it back to where it is now. >> hollywood producer joel silver is best known for his blockbuster films. silver's 1986 purchase and restoration of auldbrass has been the most audacious production of his career. >> very expensive hobby. and i found early on that if i could make successful movies that made a lot of money that i would be able to benefit from that to utilize those funds to explore other things. i'm going to build a guest house. one of the few times we're going to build a n

[laughter] . >> david lloyd george gave a great speech. he was a fan of lincoln. i want to quote from what he said, because i think it captures so well the power of the lincoln image in britain. i doubt any statesman sunk into the hearts as abraham lincoln did. i'm not sure you in america realize the expense that he is also our possession and our pride. his courage, patience, humanity, his trust in the people, his belief in democracy and may i add some of the phrases that he gave expressions, will stand out as beacons to guide troubled nations, resolute in war, he was moderate in victory. misrepresented, misunderstood, he was patience to the last. for the people believed in him all the time and they still believe in him. in life, he was a great american. he is no longer so. he is one of those great figures that there are very few in history that lose their nationality in death. they are no longer called greek, hebrew, american, they belong to mankind. and lloyd george's idea that lincoln was a truly global icon, has continued through the decades since 1920. in 193

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lloyds traditionally has a good first quarter.ast five years, it has delivered a profit in the first quarter. it does not necessarily pan out that way for the rest of the year. the cost to income ratio will be lower. they are saying that they expect other income to be broadly stable in 2015. i have not seen the number as of yet on lloyds, if there is an additional provision for pti. will come back for that in the program. mark: chinese manufacturing may start to stabilize. pmi came in at 50.1, slightly higher than expected by our survey of economists at bloomberg. it comes after the government spurred infrastructure investment in the monetary policy. japan's key inflation guage show in small gain. after the bank of japan refrain from adding to monetary stimulus. governor kuroda said the delay is due to falling oil prices. it in europe, markets are closed for the mayday holiday. the u.k. and ireland are open. let's talk euro star. manus: i have had a couple of trips on it. a very nice. they are launching a direct service to france.

hernandez stood a couped of killing odin lloyd in 2013. >> larry: now the news of a guilty verdict came as somewhat of a shock seeing as normally there are no consequences when a patriot breaks the rules. hey don't hate the messenger. as for punishment he got a life sentence an if you think that's harsh if you add on the likely two-game nfl suspension whooo! suffah! suffah! (applause) right. so anyway, what was hernandez's reaction to the verdict? >> the former patriots tightened showed almost no emotion as the verdict was read except for a moment he appears to send a message directly to the jury mouthing these words. you're wrong. >> in all fairness he thought he heard not guilty. ease's just correcting them. the only reason i can think of because this guy i think he definitely did it. i mean he's got a pretty crazy track record. while he was a freshman at the university of florida hernandez broke a bouncer's eardrum over a disputed bar tab in a fight and was also a person of interest in the shooting of two men. but no charges were filed because, well you know university of florida. (l

and, carli lloyd is in our studio this morning. can roll in her soccer camp this summer. >> having so much fun, guys, media. >> oh, and we can hear them, yeah. >> my daughter went to that school. >> she sprayed the flute. >> and now off to college. >> more tears. >> before that happens, let's go to her little brother, bus stop buddy. yes, he is wearing the sweatshirt though morning, breezy, cool, wear your says, as well. weather by the number, we're just going to go with a ten for the spring fling in media day. yes. nothing to show you on radar, no precipitation. 61 degrees. little bit after breeze. so sunshine, 73, with winds at times gusting up to 25 miles an hour. so, that looks like a ten to me. we'll see if we can keep it going through the holiday weekend, bob kelly. >> sounds good. 8:02, good morning, everybody, we begin our trip, south on i-95, from the airport, down toward 476. an accident that's off to the right shoulder, and that's causing a delay south, and of course you have your normal delay northbound, from that commo

he is that to be a contender to succeed lloyd blank fine. he is the only other executive on the board. when will lloyd go? i don't think he's going to go. he says he loves his job. erik: the clock is ticking on american surveillance programs. this weekend, the nsa's ability to collect phone data will come to a swift and. that would put security at risk. peter cook has the latest on this standoff. the senate is returning. peter: it's an effort to send action. right now, there are back channel conversations but no deal on the table. the easiest solution is for the senate to adopt the house bill that reforms these programs and ends the collection of phone records. it counts on the private sector to hold that material and then with a court order, they could access those records. the problem is mitch mcconnell opposes it. he prefers an extension of the current law. you have his senate counterpart who opposes both an extension and the house bill. he says it gives the government too much power. that is why you have this standoff. he thinks these pr

our fashion inside lloyd boston joins us from new york with more. >> last night i was on fashion cloud

. >> this is lloyd packs ton. >> 1965. >> do you remember he used to play. >> we're taking requests allour long all of the requests, line, i have the phone all line up here so call us 923-2929 with your request. lets see if the phone rings. >> i will play the request. >> hold on it is vibrating. >> i love that song. >> yes. >> you got a lovely daughter. >> yes. >> here we go get it right on. >> ♪ >> keep those requests coming. >> yes, 1965 herman's hermits mgm. >> i like the album cover. >> he is still working, guys. >> this is 1965. >> turn it up, let's listen to this. >> this was within of your favorite tunes mike. >> okay. >> you cannot use that language. >> it will be a long hour. >> wait a minute. >> all right, do you have any chesterfield or anything well, after last years difficult aster, here for the phillies 1965 collapse, what they are calling it, is there action back down this afternoon at connie mack stadium. >> let's bring in chris murphy our sports anchor with our "fox sports" report. >> good morning or good evening, should i say they call it the the philly flap and good t

jonathan: you have been bullish lloyd's for a while.ant to talk about one of the underlying stories. you and i had some back and forth about this. it was the benefit of the ppi scandal. with the currency rigging scandal, the libor scandal, where was the social benefit? james: there are two separate issues here. there's the issue of banks being fined where the money goes into the exchequer. the ppi was about compensating people who suffered losses. we have not yet seen a large chunk of the loss recognition. take the interest rate swap sales. the banks themselves determine what the compensation should be. there is no a movement saying we want to have this independently assessed. i wouldn't be surprised if the number goes up as more conversation comes through. on the fx scandal, we have the fines. when you have the department of justice and the state saying there were actual losses, people are going to be saying, we would like some money back. this is an opportunity to crowbar some money out of the banks again. jonathan: james bevan smells

months back here to maryland. 70-year-old richard welch who lives here and his nephew 58- year-old lloyd well which are persons of interest in the 40- year-old -- welch are persons of interest in the disappearance of katherine and sheila lyons. lloyd welch, who is a convicted sex criminal locked up in delaware, told investigators he saw his uncle richard sexually assault one of the girls after the men and a third family member snatched them from the wheaton mall in 1975. court affidavits in this case tell us investigators think the girls were abducted in maryland, then transmitted, killed and burr -- transported, killed and buried on that farm in virginia, but no bodies have been found and there is no indication the search warrants executed here in hyattsville in the last 24 hours turned up any human remains in this 40-year- old mystery. live in hyattsville scott broom, wusa9. >> thank you. the only charges in that case filed so far against 65-year- old patricia welch who is accused of lying to the grand jury in virginia about what she knew about the lyons sisters disappearance. >>> grap

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lloyds' bank up. foxton's a one-two punch. that stock up 9%. centrica up 6.37 pnket%.rket. this is the interesting one for he. what does the bank of england do? if we get a conservative majority, fiscal policy. will it be that much tighter? that was the talk coming into this election. the yield off. down by six basis points. for me the fixed income market is where the story is going to be in the months to come. guy: we are going to go back and forth on it all morning. we're going to get the result on monday so it doesn't get confused with the election outcome. get the inflation report. mark carney will be asking questions. maybe we'll get a little bit of certainty then. maybe. maybe he has recovered from his marathon running. interesting to see how many jokes are made about that. let's talk about how the politics is continuing to play out. we still don't have final certainty but manus cranny is going to bring us all the details. manus: there are 19 seats left to report. the polls say 390. look at that. dominance. i want to take you to wales. some of the most hotly cont

i just love levitan -- >> steve levitan and chris lloyd, yeah. >> jimmy: chris lloyd.yes. chris is very shy. >> jimmy: just a nice guy. he is great and it shows in the show, how much work goes into it. >> we really love each other, yeah. >> jimmy: sofia vergara was here yesterday. >> she was here yesterday, yeah. she is getting her star on the hollywood walk of fame tomorrow. i'm sad i can't be there with her. but so deserving -- >> jimmy: so excited about it. oh, my god, yeah. she's great. [ cheers and applause ] she's a trip, man. she's so fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and this show airs in like 20-something countries as well. >> yeah. i was just in -- i was actually just in italy, just for a weekend, you guys. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one -- >> just weekending in italy. >> jimmy: just weekending in italy. >> i was, it was all mine. but i turned on the tv and it was the first thing that came on and we were being overdubbed in italian. which is very -- i speak beautiful italian. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, congratulations. [ italian gibberish ] [ light laughter ] >> pasta.

john fowler caught the fires while lloyd lacuesta was caught in the middle of it all. >> many fires north of the santa monica freeway. this is hollywood boulevard. deserts as looters ransacked stores and went empty and then torched them. these questions went live on kttv at 7:30. tony valdez described the scene. >> this fire has been going this way for half an hour. units just got here about 20 minutes ago and they're going to go to work on this. the boulevard is in shambling. >> reporter: a small shopping center burned fiercely. flames threatened a gun store two doors away and police tried in vain to keep people away. looters had had their way in large areas in the city. the looting itself sparking violence. chris blachford witnessed these scenes. >> right in front of us. someone running away with it. sharp tv set. a woman with hands full of clothing. two women that look like sisters almost. >> he just hit that woman. >> a man just hit a woman and took what she had. he was carrying a boxed tv set. two women get out of a van. hit the guy and take his tv set. three men in the front of that

right now he is serving life without parole or the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. a new jersey judge has dismissed domestic violence charges against former ravens running back ray rice after he completed a pretrial intervention program. the charges stemmed from a physical fight that he had with his then fiance in atlantic city in 2014. rice was suspended by the nfl but won an appeal. coming up at noon, the race to contain an oil spill off the coast of cal you. the growing problems and the governor's reaction. what is taking so long to find out the details of that massive toccata airbag recall -- takata airbag recall. and the star-studded goodbye to leave it -- to david letterman. autria: a state of emergency has been declared in southern california and the massive cleanup is underway after that oil spill along the pacific coast. it started spanning four miles but has since spread to about nine miles. the spill was caused by a ruptured pipeline which coast guard says was running at full capacity when it broke on tuesday. to the latest on that massive takata airbag r

al baghdadi in mrch, or his lieutenant, it does claim to have killed many of its leaders something lloyd austin told congress has derate dedegraded i.s.i.l.'s power. not as important as the fighting of baiji. >> no doubt they will seek to exploit it as a propaganda victory. that's i.s.i.l.'s main objective to give the illusion of strength. they need to win in iraq because if you look around the rest of the country they currently do not have the momentum that they once had. >> pentagon sources say iraqis are essentially cornered, with i.s.i.l. fighters in control of more than 80% of the territory inside the perimeter fence. i.s.i.l. also controls the area outside the fence to the north east and south with iraqi forces holding parts to the west. meanwhile several hundred fresh iraqi government fighters are trying obreak through i.s.i.l. lines on a main road from the southeast to reinforce the embattled iraqi troops. but even as the pentagon admits baiji is geographically important its value as a prize has been diminished because it has been reduced the fighting to rubble as one pent pentag

david lloyd reports for us.id: we returned to the shrine where she was killed on a friday, and at about the same time. this is what it must've been like. it took one word from a man to come and beat her to death. >> what is happening in the square rallying to an event influenced by her death. a drama that feels like a battle for the future of the soul of afghanistan. the outpouring of support started when women carried her coffin to the grave. some are saying that islam should not the and national religion, it should be a secular state. >> they're using islam to oppress people. to keep them silenced. they are stopping people from reaching a democracy. david: the gathering of islamic clerics and scholars are fighting back. they think they are losing influence and they see their authority draining away to the media. on one side you have responsibility to your office and government, on the other side your responsibility to god. your responsibility to god is higher than your responsibility to your office. david: a s

. >>> allison, this weekend, lloyd baker of wyoming celebrates his 104th birthday.markable in itself. but he's still working full-time at his surveying business. his diet is full of sweets and salts and he's in better health than he was 50 years ago. >> it's been almost 80 years since i've about had a glass of milk and it's been almost 50 years since i used soap. >> baker says he plans to celebrate with plenty of singing and dancing. alison. >> god bless his heart, jill. my dad's in his 70s. i think hard work keeps you young. >> absolutely. especially keeps your mind sharp. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you, jill. >>> still to come, playoff. and last kiss. julia roberts says farewell to david letterman as the countdown continues. allergies can distract you. so when your symptoms start, doctors recommend taking non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. with claritin, you get powerful, non-drowsy relief 24 hours a day, day after day. which is important because with fewer symptoms to distract you you can focus on the extraordinary thi

lloyds bank lost 900 million euros on the forced sale of the bank, tsb. they were forced to spin off tsb after the government bought a stake in the group in 2009. they reported a rise in pretax profit in the first quarter. shares of more than 5%, the best performer on the ftse. tesla has unveiled a line of batteries for homes and businesses. the products will still -- store solar power. ceo elon musk says they will transform how battery power is delivered. a massive plant will employ 6.5 thousand people -- 6500 people. twnew figures show global shipments of tablets have dropped nearly 6%. it has some people asking if tablets have gone the way of the personal computer. experts say consumers are holding onto their gadgets longer. apple has reported a 22% dip in ipad demand. are you ready to rumble? saturday is a long-awaited fight between two taxing legends, filipino mailing patio -- filipino manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather. some tickets are selling for as much as $100,000. we look at the numbers surrounding a fight valued at $500 million. reporter: get

. >> thousands celebrated outside lloyd hall for cure sma. it is for a research for spinal muscular atrophy. it a genetic disorder affecting motor nerve cells. it's genetic calls of infant death number one cause. it is a twelve year dradition and i was troud owe owe serve as emcee. >> nice day for a walk. steamy out. there we thought it might rain any minute but not everybody saw that. >> warm, sticky outside tracking thunderstorms that are closer and closer to us for the rest of the evening. that's going tonight case tomorrow, too, guys. we'll talk about what is going on. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar showing you they're dry for philadelphia and to the south and earlier today this morning we had showers across south jersey and delaware and you do notice some activity popping up to the south and west of our region. so some isolated showers will develop and where they do set up, there's a possibility of a brief but heavy downpour depending on your location. and otherwise it was warm and very sticky today. the high in philadelphia, 84 d

. >>> michael walsh and michael lloyd and steven dano have all driven a million miles without getting into an accident the three were honored at the jenkintown postal house. they were all given a plaque. >>> and the story from middletown, delaware the man by the name of mark smith is using social media to find an important person in his life. john rawlins has that stories. mark smith is recovering from a broken ankle and he is looking for the time to search for a little brother he has never met he was born in west philadelphia a part of st. vincents home for unwed mothers, he posted on facebook what he if knows, maybe 45 or 46 and yes he was a big baby. >> approximately 12 pounds at birth, smith was adopted by a loving family but he became to think about his birth parents, he found his birth mother and this is a picture of his half sister and his birth father now deceased wanted nothing to do with him. >> it was a negative but i gained so many people in my family through him. it was a positive. >> it's possible his brother won't want to meet or even know he is adopted. he hopes that s

hernandez stood a couped of killing odin lloyd in 2013. >> larry: now the news of a guilty verdict cameally there are no consequences when a patriot breaks the rules. hey don't hate the messenger

their 58 nephew lloyd who is doing time in philadelphia for a sex crime told investigators that he, his uncle and a third family member snatched the lyon sisters from wheaton mall in 1975, then 10 and 12ful investigators think the girls were -- 12. investigators think the girls were sexually saw and killed. they have not found their bodies so far. the execution of two search warrants today in hyattsville a clear indication investigators are trying to keep the pressure on the welch family, a family they say has not told everything that it knows about the disappearance of the lyon sisters. in hyattsville, scott broom, wusa9. >> so far prosecutors have only charged 65-year-old patricia welch for lying of her knowledge of the girls' disappearance to a grand jury in virginia. >>> a couple will stand trial for what had to be one of the most bizarre home invasions. alicia and andrew schmuhl are accused of abducting, stabbing and torturing her former boss and his wife inside their own mclean home. the incident happened about a month after a leisure aves fired from a -- alicia was fired from a l

this is the lloyd e. williams pipe trade training center. crews say several tanks holding welding gas erupted. about 50 constitutes were inside when the fire starts. they were able to get out safely. >> a public memorial service is held today for a nine-year-old boy who was stabbed to death about two weeks ago. jordie played for the angels in the pony lead and was stabbed if his hope. a family friend, 18-year-old william schultz, has been charged in the murder. the memorial service is underway in brentwood at 4:00 at the golden hills community church. >> park police officer are asking for help to find a man and his two daughters. the 45-year-old got an emergency custody order on tuesday, picked up his daughters, ages nine and 11 from after school program and the ex-wife already had a restrained order against him from a different court. by the time she got the paperwork straighted out, he and the girls were gone. reeves call is white 1998 mercedes with license plate 4rig229. police do think that he is headed to washington to see relatives. >>

naomi lloyd has details. naomi: the first visit of their president to the white house since in power last december. the two leaders underscore indifferent ship between the countries. a special state has given -- a special status has been given to tunisia of a non-nato ally. president obama: an important recognition that we give to the security and the diplomat relation with tunisia, i indicated to the president might -- my intention to designate tunisia as a non-nato ally of the united states. naomi: in december it held its first free presidential election since independence from france in 1956. >> we have a long way ahead of us to complete a democratic system. there is a lot to be done. the process is always fragile between parties that do not believe in democracy, as well as our environment which could pose a threat to the democrat priceless -- to the democratic process. naomi: the two men talk security, counterterrorism in the region, and libya becoming a failed state. and the $500 million loan for structu

. >> reporter: even the state's homeless task force director lloyd pendleton was skeptical at first.said, you guys must be smoking something. this is totally unrealistic. >> reporter: but the results are difficult to dispute. in 2005 utah had nearly 2,000 chronically homeless persons. a study released this week says there are now only 178 an unprecedented 91% drop statewide. >> it's a very simple solution to a very complex issue. you put them in housing first then have them begin to deal with the issues that caused them to become homeless. >> reporter: u.s. army veteran don williams lived in a bush for nearly ten years. when they told you that they were going to give you a home what did you do? >> jumped for joy. >> reporter: but they say you'll incentivize laziness. >> they need to pay rent, 30% of their income or $50, whichever is greater. >> reporter: it saves money in the long run and costs $20,000 to take care of a chronically homeless person living on the streets but only about $8,000 a year to house and provide a caseworker for that same person. >> i call them homeless citizen

. >> today only a fraction of theaters have cell lloyd film projectors, and i can't resist an opportunity relic of the 20th century. >> i'm the film girl. >> love it. this is tonight's feature? >> yes, this is our full-length feature, about an hour and a half. >> how does this contraption work? >> this is the brain. and it comes through here. straight up. and over to that side. >> the new film, but are movie companies making film this way? >> they are not. that is why we have to go digital, because our choices are getting slimmer and slimmer. >> motor. up. >> we have a movie. >> instead of these huge reels, movies are now shown electronically and stored on a hard-capacity hard drive. but at $4 a pop at the berwick, $70,000 required for a new system seems like mission impossible. renee tries one fund-raising event after another. ? we've had poster sales to raise money, other small things. some things have been very successful. some things haven't. we've been an indy go go fund rais raiser, but it takes a lot of efforts. >> she drums up money and spends it on repairs. >> anything that could

hernandez is serving a life sentence at a correctional facility in massachusetts for the murder of oden lloydts will not appeal its deflate-gate penalties. owner robert craft made the announcement yesterday saying he's tired of the back and forth rhetoric. the nfl slapped the pats with a 1 million-dollar fine and took away draft picks. tom brady's appeal of his four game suspension is still ongoing. >> all new in the next half hour of "action news" the cruise ship that departd from south boston and ran aground in bermuda. hear what caused it to get stuck. >> and a fresh prince alum and "dancing with the stars" champ can add tv show host to his resume. that is next. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting

thank you to lloyd. you can check that out overnight tonight. so here are your weather headline. warmest week so far this year. in fact warmest since cement. near 90 tuesday. a little humid tuesday and wednesday as well. limited rain chances this week. bite end of the week not all of us likely getting rain. so gardens and lawns could start to get a little dry. temperatures now in the 60s. 50s. 65 in washington. 57 in gaithersburg. tonight open up the windows. work our way toward tuesday may start to think about turning on the air conditioner a little buy. commuter forecast tomorrow morning. 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. comfortably cool. plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the low 60s. upper 60s to low 70s. even from 8:00 to 10:00. we will warm up quickly tomorrow morning. like to go for a run. the earlier the belttter tomorrow. commuting into work. need the sunglasses. high temperature in your neighborhood. 86 for a high in washington. few degrees warmer than today. 77 in annapolis. 84 for those in leesburg. tomorrow evening, just great. you can do yard work. kids have after school activiti

started about 7:30 tonight at the lloyd williams training center on commercial street. students were inside when it happened but no injuries were reported. >> in developing news tonight. there has been a possible parental abduction out of the north bay. take a look at the photo. rohnert park police asking for the public help in finding the father and his 2 daughters. they say he's been acting hostile and trying to hide the girls from their mother. katie is live from the rohnert park police department with the latest tonight. katie with the latest tonight. katie? >>reporter: i talked with a sergeant and this is a tricky case so the dad grave-year-old everett reid did get an emergency custody order on tuesday and then he pick up his 2 daughter from after school program. his daughter are 11-year-old and 9-year-old. their mother his ex-wife already had restraining order against him through a different court. by the time she got the paperwork straightened out he and the girls were gone. police say now the phone is off and he's not responding to text or e-mail. >> our primary

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challenges, with tanks holding welding gases erupting into flames on the side of the building at the lloyd pipe trade training center. students got outside. no one was hurt. >> in sonoma county a historic building is damaged after a fire broke out last night on main street. investigators say it started in the backside of the 133-year-old building and worked into the attic above the market. crews cut holes in the roof to full any extinguish the smellerring fire. it displaced three small businesses but everyone got out safely. the building dates back to 1882. there is in word on when the businesses will re-open. >> this morning, rohnert park police are asking help to find a hand and his two daughters. the 40-year-old has been acting hostile and could be trying to hide the girls from their mother. he got an emergency custody order on tuesday and picked up his daughters 11 and nine-year-old from an after school program. their per, his, wife had a restraining order against him through a different court. by the time she got the paperwork straightened out be he and the girls were gone. his phone

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