. >> reporter: mark king says the parents of the 7-year-old rushed him away after he was struck. >> no, it is not happening. they took the boy away and we don't know how he is doing. >> that was heather reported. the boy is being treated for life-threatening injuries. the shooters, we are hearing that five or more mad are involved and police say they might be linked to a dark colored car. >>> trying to confirm reports of an officer involved shooting. d eputies chased a female suspect through santa rosa into a commercial area we are told that speeds topped 100 miles an hour per the chase ended when deputies surrounded the suspect. it is unclear what led up to the shooting but the woman was rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds. alex savidge is headed to the scene and he will have a report in the next hour. >>> millions of californians don't have a financial incentive to conserve water because many live in apartments they don't have individual water members. these states a senator wants to change that. >> reporter: like any california gary lives in an apartment that wants to conserv

calgary police standing in the kitchen as this man, mark king walks through his home. >> oh, my goodness! >> it's not been burglared. it's been vandalized. >> completely vandalized. trash. liquor bottles, trash. wood floors being pulled up because of pools of liquor all over the place. >> was this the aftermath of like a high school party while dad was a way? >> this is the aftermath of what calgary police are calling a drug-induced orgy massive party held in the king family home after they rented it through air bnb. neighbors told the king family they saw a luxury party bus pull up to the house and about 100 people pile in. >> it's so disrespectful. >> these incidents are not that common. but air bnb spokesperson said that the person who rented this home has been banned for life. they do provide up to $1 million in insurance. the king family will be reimbursed through their insurance program. >> how do you go back home? there is some disgusting stuff all overall of your surfaces. >> buy a new house. that's what you do. and just bomb the old one. >> this is disgusting. >>> have an update

. >> guest: growing up in my home in baltimore, pictures of kennedy and mark luther king and we had seen unsuccessful attempts by african-americans to become president. i've heard for many people right now in this town who may not want to say this but they said rocco obama had a special kind of juice and he must have because for so many years they thought maybe a white woman would get the position first before a black man into the old essay that i have covered the first lack president is just amazing. >> host: timing is everything in life and actually i think you first net him when he was a senator. you were covering the white house. >> guest: during the bush years. there's a thing called stakeout and all the reporters gather outside after the meetings with the presence of principles and they come outside of the west wing door at the front entrance of the west wing. they stand at a bank of microphones for persons with a presence at this time it happened to be the congressional black caucus that had just obtained the newest member senator rocco obama from chicago chicago. everyone was loo

mark: coming up, saudi arabia's king puts his son second in line to the throne.ke a look at what it means to the oil exporters outlook after the break. ♪ let'slet's check in on your top stories. the stock fell 18% fueled by the early release of the results. a new class is joining goldman sachs -- or leaving it. 22 partners left the firm. jim cadman $66 billion in sales is among the partners who left. the most recent class joined 78 back in november. u.s. gdp data is due today and economists are expecting less than good news. first quarter data will be released ahead of the second day of the fomc meeting and might put the brakes on any raising of the rates. economists estimate that 1% rate rise compared to 2.2% back in the fourth quarter. mark: saudi arabia's king named his nephew to be the first in line to the throne. his son will take over the role of deputy crown prince. one of the longest-serving arab foreign ministers will also be replaced. the current ambassador to the united states. the reshuffle comes at a critical time for the world's biggest oil producer

there's a holiday that marks the birthday of hailey solasi, and the day on which he was crowned king hiopia on 1930. but groundation day, that day marks the day that king of ethiopia, revered as a messiah on earth, almost as a diety, groundation day is a high holiday every year in the faith, because april 21st, 1966 is the day that solasi came to jamaica personally, himself. and you know it is one thing, i'm sure, for hundreds of thousands of people an ocean away to revere you as a god on earth, it is another thing to have to contend with that in person. and on april 21st, 1966, 100,000 people who wanted to see their god up close, they came to greet him at the airport, when he was landed in jamaica. it was a momentous occasion for the faith, but for solasi, personally, for him, the man, it was kind of a mob scene. the faithful stampeded the tarmac and solasi, who did not himself consider himself to be a rastafarrian, he was a lit freaked out by the moment. that was the scene that one jamaican news an adore recounted last night as he and the rest of jamaica awaited the arrival of a tot

kings day and all things dutch. in golden gate park -- for the celebration marking the birthday of king willem alexander.des music games, a bike tour and food vendors offering dutch delicacies. san francisco's annual tradition in the park is the largest celebration of kings day in the country. it gets under way at 11:00. as we bring in lisa for a final check of weather. grass might be a little damp but at least the roads are dry. >> absolutely. temperatures still in the 50s at 11:00. the winds will be kicking up. afternoon high of just 60 downtown. breezy, not only at the coast but around the bay. 64 in fremont. 66 in san jose. a warmer day tomorrow brighter start. the warmest day will be monday. low 60s at the coast. mid-70s in the bay and then temperatures dropping off through the week. >>> thanks lisa. thanks for joining us on the abc 7 saturday news. news continues on twitter and facebook and mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. for lisa argen and the rest of our morning news family, i'm chris nguyen. abc 7 news continues at [bulldog yawns] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress dis

>>mark: blues musician b.b. kingin the hospital but his daughter says that he's doing much better. he was hospitalized a dehydration caused by the type 2 diabetes he was diagnosed 20 years ago back in october he canceled his concert tour because of dehydration his release more 50 albums and is in the rock-and- roll hall of fame. >>darya: stay with us we have team coverage of the weather here is a live look at storm track four which shows you the areas that is hardest hit like fairfield in concord in livermore the yellow shows to the heart of down for it is still raining adjutancy up in san rafael and down in san the sale will continue the team coverage in just a couple of minutes. >>mark: the results we've had in decades the national weather service's a star but not enough they are ready hitting here making a way to central coast to the l.a. area up in the to appear over half inch of rain over or to the dance it mandate we cut back 25% that will probably get conservation targets down and newport beach there are ready

king's day. at golden gate park and 3500 people will proudly wear the dutch national color of orange for a celebration markingelebration will include music, games and a bike tour as well as vendors with dutch delicacy. it is the largest celebration of king's day in the united states. it gets underway at 11:00. and as we bring lisa for a final weather check, the weather should be okay for the king's celebration? >> yes, on the cool side and certainly breezy. the rain has ended. 60 later on today downtown. 65 in oakland. the winds up to 20 miles an hour and the warmest temperatures in the upper 50s around napa. and livermore. 66 san jose. warmer tomorrow, dry. in fact dry all through next week with the warmest day on monday. 80s return inland. 70s around the bay. breezy upper 50s at the coast. we are back to where we are. >> reality? >> yeah. >> thanks again and thank you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the news continues now online, on facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. abc news continues at 8:00 a.m. we will see you then. have a great

mark: up next, what happens when new hampshire hosts almost all of the g.o.p. candidates in one weekend? it's republicans gone wild. we'll talk about it with our special guest, new hampshire republican kingin, tom wrath, after the break. ♪ mark: the curbside bobble heads. the republican candidates and potential candidates for president marched on national new hampshire this weekend and while no one made any obvious big news there was a lot of stuff happening behind the scenes and a lot that laid the groundwork for the future. we're going to break it all down now with a republican strategist and proud new hampshirite who is joining us from new hampshire. thank you for join us. -- joining us. guest: great to be here. mark: you watched a lot of this. we're going to put forward our two takeaways from the weekend. after all those speeches and all the politicking. first, one of your takeaways is that there's no frontrunner in the primary, right? guest: there's no obvious one which is a little unusual for the republican party. this close in. but i think you can make a plausible case for any one of four or five people and i think it's probably not going to change for a good long time. john: what

. >>> today marks 47 qleers since dr. march tip luther king jr. was assassinate. he was shot on the balcony of the lorrain motel. james earl ray was convict of the crime. monument now sits on the national mall in honor of dr. king. >>> part of govern brown's executive drought includes streamlining the process for water train structure process. >> reporter: santa barbara had a desalination plant built -- desalination plan bill before. it will evaporate the water and leave the salt in the ocean. engineers are trying to mimic mother nature. 5 teams will bede ploy machines built to run on renewable energy to provide this clean water. the desalination plant, issue is south of latch, scheduled to open in 2016. >>> evacuations of a popular camp ground due to a growing fire has been lifted. it's burning just outside of fresno. people are being asked to travel slowly, because crews are still in the area. crews are battling the names from the ground and the air. no buildings are threatened and no reports of any injuries. bryan? >>> hopefully that's not a sign of things to c

and 3500 people will proudly wear the dutch national color of orange for a celebration marking the birthday of kinglebration will include music, games and venders with dutch delicacy. it is celebration of king's day in the united states. it gets underway at 11:00. next at 6:00, breaking news nepal where a series of major quakes have struck the region. you will hear from a pay area man who is in the middle of it all. and bruce jenner's exclusive interview with abc's diane sawyer. ha >> time now is 6:00. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. it's saturday april 25th. it's been a rainy morning throughout the area. this is our view from the san mateo bridge. you see some raindrops on the camera there. traffic moving freely in both directions. overnight, this is what it look like in downtown san francisco. slick streets in the financial district. let's start off with our meteorologist lisa argen with a first look at live doppler 7hd. >> good morning, ch

mark: in december, the sacramento kings and celtics will play and be a possible third regular-season mexico. while the benefits of bring the nba south of the border? rich: there's not a direct financial benefit to the celtics. the nba is a global game. the aspect population is the fastest-growing part of our fan base here in america driving ratings. i think it is the 22nd game we've played in mexico. get it is to spread the -- the idea is to spread the brand. the celtics are one of the top two or three most recognizable basketball brands in the world. we're always amazed when we travel overseas or out of the country to see how many celtics fans there are. you played in istanbul and the arena -- we played in istanbul and it was a sea of green jersey. ys. the great thing about sports is it transcends culture and breaks down barriers. it is the use of vernal -- it is the universal language. mark: we have about 30 seconds left. how would you rate adam silver's first year as nba commissioner? rich: i cannot be more proud of the job adam has done on behalf of the league. he is with tough s

today marks 47 years since the assassination of dr. martin luther king jr. he was shot and killed while on the second floor balcony of the motel in memphis. james are already was convicted of the crime and sentenced to 99 years in prison. coming up -- a vigil with a message, pointed words from pope francis and the international silence he is trying to end. but first -- an out-of-control fight outside of a casino. kimberly: the police arrested three men after a giant fight at a racetrack casino in new york. several people captured the melee on their cell phone. paramedics took two people to the hospital. when the chaos began, hundreds of people showed up to the opening of the bar. >> it was chaos. it was like wwe. >> there were chairs flying everywhere. it was chaotic. it was just -- it was too much going on at one time. a lot of people were there in line. it was ridiculously long. kimberly: security guards tried to stop the fight but were not successful. more arrests are popssible as the police identify more people on video. the casino has beefed up security

today marking the 47th anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr.ssassination marchers say this day was a way to carry on king's legacy. >> we're continuing the legacy of the poor people's campaign wanting to lift up the need for $15 an hour right to unionize and full employment here in the city of philadelphia. >> march organizers saying today today' mars was a precursor to a possible nationwide strike by fast food workers set for april april 15th. >>> stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a huge brawl inside a crowded casino. was this all over dac reece? what eyewitnesses say happened right before the chaos ensued. >>> plus a royal stunt man possibly prince harry like you've never seen him before. >>> justin? >> nothing but sunshine on the way for easter sunday. i'll have the full holiday forecast coming up when we return. ♪ >> coming up in sports, today was the final tune up for the phillies before the big opening day on monday. beasley reece has the highlights from today's act with the >>> flooding in kentucky has turne

marks 35 years of independence. independence. >>> welcome back to al jazeera. the king of saudi arabia is ordering humanitarian aid be sent to yemen. they've pledged $274 million for people affected by the three-week long conflict. the saudi led coalition has been carrying out air strikes against houthi rebels and their allies >>> two explosions in the eastern afghan city of jalalabad has killed at least 33 people. at least 50 people were injured in the explosions. >>> the united states has condemned a car bomb attack next to its consulate in the capital of iraq's kurdish territory. >>reporter: winding through the hills in northern iraq one of christianties most sacred sights comes into view. this is the monastery, once home to a line of christians who governed much of southern mesopotamia. >> isil will destroy this historic place. it's so important to iraq's history and to christians. >>reporter: just 12 kilometers away is the front line with isil. the kurds who in the 18th century ransacked this place are now protecting it. >> this monastery is made up of a series of

mark bennyof from sales force went to selma on martin luther king day and engaged with the young people and they liked our description of the cadet program and thought it should be more, so he's agreed to put $500,000 a year for the next three years up conditional on a city match so that we can basically double our program so we thank him for that. our future grads program is the next slide and this is also something -- this is our summer jobs program that we actually do the job. we actually have the kids. we are almost -- we're over 900 jobs that we have done over the last three years. that 2010 number is jobs we about at bay view when i was the captain there but the others are city wide jobs and that's why the numbers jump and when you total it up about 97% of the jobs is going to young men and women of color and 60% going to african-americans so that they see police officers and police officers see them differently and hopefully a bunch of these young people will want to be police officers down the line. and then the next slides speak to some other programs about youth programs and t

king street. >> reporter: cloudy and cool this morning temperatures around the 40-degree mark. some of you in the upper 0s. you'll notice how by 9:00 a.m. we're not changing much. 41 by noon, 46 by 3:00 p.m. that's the high. if if you if you see rain, you'll see drizzle or spotty shower here or there. across the country we have severe weather, of course, yesterday the watch boxes off the board but we have a lot of instability with the showers in the midwest. florida is looking good. texas iffy. the west coast looking dry. if you're heading to the airport, not expecting any major delays this early, we have all green aircraft on the board. boston showing rain, fog in orlando, a couple of spots you might want to keep your eyes on. >>> sciences say your height predict heart disease shorter people are prone to heart attacks. those with clogged arteries rose more than 13% for a 2 1/2 inch decrease from the average of 5'8". >>> new research reveals graphic pictures for the consequences of smoking encourage people to avoid the habit. a survey found that people between 18 and 25 underst

after the bible series and the spin-off movie "son of god" mark burnett and roma downey became the acknowledged king and queen of religious tv programming and film. >> i think it speaks to a deeper need that the public has to connect with the word, to connect with hope, to feel closer to god. >> with their newest project "a.d., the biblen continues" nbc is doubling down on bible-based programming. >> blessed are they who have not seen me. >> if you had come to me sand said somebody was going to invest ungodly amounts of hundred in creating jerusalem and moracco and air every sunday for 12 sundays i would say you were out of oh your mind. >> bill carterer. >> i think what nbc was reacting to was the enormous audience for "the bible." i think they looked at this as a pretty good risk with a producer they believed in. >> for those who are not believers or ss ss or do not that faith in their lives what do they get out of the series? >> think "a.d." is really a dramatic, epic series dealing with the first couple of decades after the resurrection of oh jesus. so in modern day terms the politics, such mane

all of the drive times come up free download track for android and agree with a king of today we cannot watch kron 4. >>marka federal charge of possessing a gun after a felony conviction you is this to george ordered federal marshals to take temporary custody of him by this afternoon he is a in a strange member what the kremlin he faces a murder charge and lost angeles and to state what the stars in louisiana history the not guilty for the state gun charges. >>anny hong: that time to go was sparked a fire in a building on the ucla campus in westwood is that not one but did this morning and then set a floor was on the shipbuilding and the fire department to about 150 firefighters and hours to get the blaze under control no one was injured. . >>mark: worm rest of their same- never have been there and offered funds and an almost a week fenced or close to men ask them spilled into a creek the letters on the ongoing. ♪ ♪ ♪ chase freedom. the card is for the essentials. the cash back is for the fun. chase. so you can. >>mark: animal control officers tried to lure mountain lion from across space under a home and t

. >>> today marks the 47th anniversary of the death of martin luther king jr.e sparked a nonviolent movement to fight congregation. in the spring of 1968, dr. king. he was assassinated while standing at the second floor ball canny in memphis. james early ray was convicted of the crime and sentenced to 99 years in prison. a monument now sits on the national mall in honor of dr. king. >>> furious 7 is leading early box office projections in the dust. analyst expect the latest installment of the series to earn up to $140 million this weekend. there's no doubt fans are lining up to see actor paul walker's final ride. cnn reports. >> >> almost had you. >> reporter: just how tight this cast came before the release of the first fast and the furious. >> you hear about egos and people difficult to work with, but everyone in this, we got along -- really well. >> he was the best gator around in the world. so he's a very missed. >> reporter: he died in late 2013 riding in of 600- horsepower that wrecked. 5000 fans paid respect. >> he wasn't like every other celebrity. >> r

to fight for fair wages, and the right to organize unions, with saturday marking the 47th anniversary of doctor martin luther king jr. asomugha as nation, marchers say this day was a way to carry on king's legacy. >> we are continuing the legacy of the poor people's campaign, want to go lift up the need for $15 an hour, right to unionize full employment here in the city of philadelphia. >>> organizers say saturday's march was a precursor to a possible nationwide strike by fast-food workers set for april 15th. >>> well, flooding in kentucky has turned deadly, a woman whose car was swept into a swollen creek friday, has been found dead. initially authorities thought a child was also in that car but they now believe that woman was alone. severe storms earlier this week swapped the state triggering flashfloods in several locations. >>> sad news there. 7:16 right now thankfully we have much better day ahead carol. >> just reminder how dangerous these flood waters can be. and seeing those rushing waters go by. we've got calm weather it may be windy but it is calm and dry out there. beautiful too. we've got blue skies j

with saturday marking the 47th anniversary of doctor martin luther king jr. asomugha as nation, marchers say this day was a way to carry on kings legacy. >> we're continuing the legacy of the poor people's campaign, want to go lift up the need for $15 an hour, right to unionize and full employment here in the city of philadelphia. >> organizers say saturday's march was a precursor to a possible nationwide strike by fast-food workers set for april 15th. >>> all right 6:14, carol we are here on easter sunday, everybody hoping for nice day out and about. what do you think? >> we do have it. it will be warmer than yesterday, and the win comes from warmer direction than yesterday. still going to be windy out there. and that really marred things yesterday, today much better day, but still breezy one. looks beautiful. the sun is starting to come up in atlantic city, sunrise services are in great shape. you can see how beautiful it looks down in rehoboth beach ocean very quiet. boardwalk at this point is quiet, as well. but just perfect start to easter sunday, 43 in

with saturday marking the 47th anniversary of doctor martin luther king jr.'sassination, marchers say it day was a way to carry on king's legacy. >> right to unionize, full employment here in the city of philadelphia. >> organizers say saturday's march was a precursor to a possible nationwide strike by fast-food workers set for april 15th. >> looking pretty good so far. >> so many out on the boardwalk just look closely they're there. >> very tiny though, i can't believe how small the people are, walking on the boardwalk. but,. >> maybe great -- maybe i am the giant. look at them all. come to the shorement probably enjoyed the sunrise maybe gone to sunrise service they're out, there the weather great, dry little windy. now, i know you just have not seen enough snow. so i had to show you jack frost big boulder why we're so glad it is spring. un here probably going to be very soon finding little green shoot coming up, which is going to feel so nice, look so nice, then we can start mowing again. >> 35 degrees in the poconos 39 in allentown, 46 philadelphia, 43 mil

all the essays on display mark the 50th anniversary of selma alabama march led by martin luther king.s say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> in chester county a young girl and her mom are continuing their efforts to feed the hungry nicole and her mom are collecting food and today they dropped off 1500 pounds of food at the westchester food gate. they have collected close to 20,000 pounds of food to be distributed to pantries like this one. >>> time to see what changes are happening in the weather situation and it looks like a lot. another round of showers and thunderstorms and the temperatures plummet here the rest of the week. the 70s and 80s. it seems look the temperat

king was there to support a garbage collectors' strike. tonight a group in philadelphia markedniversary with a protest calling for a $15 minimum wage. >>> next, a very different message being sent by lawmakers in france, the french legislature voted for a ban that not only bans excessively skinny models from the runways but hands out stiff fines and up to six months in jail for fashion agencies that break the rules. israel, spain and italy have passed similar laws hoping pro promote healthier body weights. >>> and finally, with the final four action heating up this weekend something very uncollege-like, a bold move by the maryland women's basketball team. they voluntarily handed over their cell phones for more than 72 hours last weekend getting them back only after their win over tennessee, so what did they discover? well, the big ten champs say they were able to focus on their game without those electronic distractions. i bet you they got some good selfies afterwards. >>> and when we come back, the last call for a california institution that forever changed the way we cut loos

kings"'s proposal up or down? senator cruz. where i have focused is way to bring us together. mark: i want to close.will talk more about your heritage and ask you whether or not you have an affinity for our connection to anything part of your cuban past. do have your favorite cuban food? senator cruz: picadillo. i grew up eating all the time. beans and rice. for christmas, we would roast a whole pig for christmas eve. my abuelo and abuela, did not speaking was. mark: do you have a favorite cu ban singer. senator cruz: i tend to listen to country music more than cubranan music. mark: on the political front, what is your aspiration for the republican presidential nominee in 2016? what percentage of the vote of the hispanic vote will they get? senator cruz: if you look at who is been hurt under the obama economy, the hispanic unity has been hammered. it is far worse off. the rich are doing great. under the obama economy. but the most probable young people, hispanic, african american, single moms, their v lives have gotten harder and harder. i intend to campaign in the hispanic community across the coun

there in valley forge just take it to the reading interchange clearly marked and bam you will be there probably about i'd say from king of prussia. >> if you come out later on alex will be at peanut bar. >> oh, a good spot. >> yes. >> and i will be at the ballpark with scott williams where, of course, reading phillies play. we have wind damage, we have hail, we have reports of tornadoes. i want to isolate the the tornadoes. illinois was particularly hard hit yesterday especially fair dale which is right here around rockford illinois right around here is where that deadly tornado hit. but very few areas in northern illinois were spared those severe thunderstorms yesterday. we had thunderstorms moving through. they were not severe. they were loud for some of us. but most of this is out of here, and now we're anticipating the cold front. all this yellow yellow there severe thunderstorm watches so it could get severe there as well. we have drizzle around here in the philadelphia area right now. the next round of, thunderstorm activity starts around 4:00 o'clock down to berks county where reading is and then moves through

course have been reported that he would be safer, that he would be sort of a king of this prison but it sounds like from what markt be the opposite. >> it could be. i have had clients, when did a lot of gang defense earlier in my career they actually welcomed going to prison. they said their partners would take care of them protect them they had their own subculture. i don't know how it's going to play here because you have alleged gang affiliations but you have a celebrity. so celebrities are targets, there are people in prison who have nowhere to go never gonna get out. if you can whack a celebrity, you can be really a man of status or woman of status, i don't think necessary for a fun time and i think the only way to really protect him is to isolate him and that can be a very very meager existence as well. >> and mark what about, as jean was reporting, you know he has got to go through these searches all the time and that chair, you know you get $30 a week. 50 cents a hour but you don't have to work. what is that life like from what you've seep? >> this is -- you know this is real prison. this is the stuff you

we had the zulu king a couple days ago say that foreigners who are in south africa legally must be removed. genie: thanks for that from cape town. today marks the first anniversary of the sinking of the ferry in south korea. that disaster left 304 people dead, many of the victims were schoolchildren. speaking today, the president promised to raise the sunken ferry as soon as possible. a commitment made after weeks of demands from victims' families. park geun-hye: i express my sincere condolences to the thick thumbs -- the victims and the missing people. along with everyone in our country, i pray for the deceased. i think now is the time for us to be prepared for the ship's salvage. we'll make all necessary procedures properly. so that the ship can be raised as soon as possible. genie: four more, let's bring in andrew in seoul. one year since the ferry sank. so much controversy and anger surrounding what happened and the aftermath. tell us about that. andrew: there is enormous controversy. to give an example of how much angst there is among the victims or the families of the victims their work two memorial services today. one in the port of

liz: we could, we could mark, i don't know if you looked at the u.s. dollar as it strengthens and king currency of the juningel. people are anticipating, and we've had wolfgang kester, an expert with us this week saying watch out, the companies don't learn from the mistakes of the inability to hedge. so that leads me to robert haskell. we've not entrenched ourselves into earnings, that starts next week. why the rally today? it's pretty significant. >> i think what you're seeing with the rally today is based off of lot of what's happening with ge. general electric coming out of financial business, pushing ba into more of its bread and butter of industrials, and that's giving it a p/e expansion, getting away from the financials and you're seeing this as an overall boost to the economy and the market, and the possibility of other companies coming out with larger share buybacks as well and that's circulating the street right now. liz: as a dow component, the markets fasten themselves onto the ge and used it as a buoy, john buckingham, you own general electric, how long have you owned it, a

king. [laughter] ok? i'm not looking to be the most popular guy in the world. i'm looking to be the most respected one. mark: the most recent of the would-be presidential candidates to take the stage was jeb bush. you see him there speaking live now. plenty to pick over. which we'll do throughout this episode. but for you, so far today, with him still speaking, who's done the best? heidi: i'm going to say jeb bush. he did something that none of the other candidates did. he introduced himself. he said, i'm jeb bush. this is a little bit about my family. this is what i did in real estate. new hampshire voters like this. what they don't like are presumptuous candidates who come in and assume, especially if you're a bush or a clinton, that people already know who they are, they know their story. they want to be courted. mark: i agree with you that that biographical piece has been missing and it's important for him because he is a bush and people do know him. but there's a lot of resistance to another bush. i thought chris christie was pretty good as well. he's coming in here now as a guy who is not who where he

marks. this truck was trying to enter from that king of prussia, 202 ramp going too fast.flipped on its the side. look at backup here that stretches all the way back, to the king of prussia a -- or to the conshohocken chain inning this is westbound on the schuylkill jammed up from 476, all the waste out to king of prussia, with only that far right shoulder getting on by this will get worse before better. they will to have upright this tractor trailer when they do that. shut down all of the lanes. this is causing a major grid lock up there not that king of prussia interchange. we will stay on top of it and come back and update you before 9:00 o'clock. >> inching by there on the schuylkill. >> yes. >> let's talk about beyonce. she celebrates her wedding anniversary with a sneak peak of her new, well, it is a sing is will off her new cd. >> it is called die with you. >> in the video released on her husband's jay-z video streaming service tidal. you see her playing fee an owe and sing ago long. she shares with her instrument fans. >> ♪ >> such a beautiful voice. >> yes. >> she

mark the milestone. members from the class of the 1942, the the second graduating class in the schools history were a among those on hand for the the celebration. >>> a king of prussia a man has overcome his own challenge to rise to the highest rank attainable in the boy scotts. christian math co vitch has been scouting since first grade. he passed his verbal review, using electronic speech. for his project he collect and organized school supplies for kid in developing nations. his moth are says one of the biggest hurdles was convincing others, even scout officials that he could do it. >> so difficult for some people to get past the wheelchair. they see somebody in the wheelchair and they believe that their mine doesn't work either. >> reporter: thanks to technology and good support christian new joins his two brothers as an eagle scout. >>> good job christian, all right. >>> a dog that was victim of the hit and run is back home to his family tonight thanks to the team of dedicated volunteers. two-year old sammy suffered devastating injuries when a car ran him over but through generosity of the strangers he is back on his feet and enjoying his second shot

kings called violations. is it okay to go to the stadium, the linc, of. if tim tebow is playing, markanchez, guys those guys are really hot. >> for a guy to say it? >> is it okay for a guy or for a gal? >> that's not the point of sports. that's why you might and violate or. >> new show, 97-point, a the phanatic. maureen is part of the show, good morning. so were you here when the cuz came up with this, right? so we have to begin with the obvious. when it is tebow time, we have to talk about. >> this the first one you say that's a definite violation, you say you can't say a player is cute. no grown man wants to hear his woman say that. >> no that's a violation. i don't want to watch oh, look how cute he is. >> come on, even when it comes to tebow. >> violation. >> even when it comes to tebow? >> i disagree. >> don't bring up nonsense ie don't nag me woman. >> i don't want to hear anything i have to do. i don't want to hear about anything. >> how about you on google, twitter, by the way so-and-so got traded. >> that's nonsense. >> violation on you guys, don't nag me. >> all right. three

marked car. >> reporter: cam opinion by the pennsylvania turnpike commission is really designed to remind drivers that the speed limit through construction zones on the turnpike is 55 miles an hour. roaring from kingf prussia todd quinones, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> in other news tonight suspects in the beating of a gay couple in center city philadelphia will stand trial on charges of aggravated assault. today judge denied a motion to dismiss charges against philip williams catherine knot and kevin who are began. the three were alleged to have been part of a group that got into a fight with that couple near 16th and chancellor last september. some in the group allegedly directed gay slurs at those men. and one of the victims suffered severe facial fractures. >>> new tonight, prosecutors have charged a gloucester county pastor with sexual assault. franklin township police say james simmons began sexually abuseing a woman when she was 17 years old and the abuse continued for several years. that alleged victim is now 21. police say simmons is a pastor at the new life in christ ministries in malaga. he surrendered to police and bail was set at 150 to us son dollars. thousands of fugitives across the

and thousands like her, the king's speech has offered little comfort in a place they have come to think of as home. charles stratford, al jazeera durbin. >> this week marks 100 years since the genocide of armenians in the oat toeman ottoman empire. >>> angry because of james comey's remarks. linking the countries to the nazi genocide of european jews. this is part of what he said, poland and hungary they convinced themselves it was the right thing to do. the thing that they have to do, that's what people do and that's what truly frightens us. poles, hungarians and others in occupied europe. >> poles were certainly -- bore huge prunt of the brunt of the barbarism of nazi germany. director comey didn't want to suggest that the poles were responsible for the holocaust. his remarks were clear on that. >> no more whether the director should apologize. >> christians be slaughtered in libya. >> we'll take olook at why the group targets specific minorities. >> farc military massacred soldiers. soldiers. >> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm barbara serra. >> and i'm antonio mora. coming up this half hour of international news an al shabaab attack on united

king and norah o'donnell. >> thanks, bruce. >> thanks for the shoutout. >> good luck on broadway. >> jamie marks joins us at the table.nations for finding neverland or fish in the dark. >> and of course larry david with fish in the dark. both are doing very well at the box office they don't really need the nominations. but it shows the mixed bag you can have when you come in from hollywood to broadway. that's an interesting thing. >> why do you think that is that they were shut out? >> i'm not entirely sure. part of it is probably because the nominating committee is made up of people in the broadway community, and sometimes, they're not entirely friendly to outsiders. >> who would you say are the everything favorites? >> i would say the early favorite revival of american in paris. fun home this year there are so many great shows. another record season probably passes $1.2 billion. probably more money in the city of new york than all of its sports teams. >> bradley cooper. >> bill nye. >> and bradley, too. bradley is very, very well liked. >> absolutely. he did a terrific job in that show. taking it to london as you kn