the maker of mickey mouse has started a lay away program. can start saving five years in advance of your trip. you can connect a debit or credit card and disney will deduct an amount on a weekly monthly, biweekly. they'll give you a $20 gift card for every $1,000 you spend on purchases with your vacation account before the end of 2017. >> very good. very interesting. >> thanks, jo. >> find jo in the fox business network log on to fox business.com/channel finder. >> who doesn't love mickey mouse. >>> the time is 20 after the hour. talk about a free ride. how this man survived a flight stowed away in the wheel well of the plane. >>> hi i'm rob low. i have directv. i'm super creepy. >> new controversy surrounding rob lowe and the alter ego ads. why we're not going to be seeing them anymore. ♪ ♪ >>> hey, look at that, time for "popped culture." overnight the university of michigan reversed a decision about showing "american sniper." fox vp of marketing mike cam timera. what is popping with this? >> university of michigan is deciding to show "ame

. >> (clapping) and and mickey callahan from the human resources has just joined us i'm sure you're aware of in 998 san francisco became the first city in the world to enact a local ordinance with the united nations the illumination of all forms of discrimination against women a international bill of rights for women the united states is not gratified but the other countries have this landmark ordinance was made possible by the advocacy of the san francisco bay area area women attended the fourth convention on women in bay you didn't know in 9995 it's between 20 years when hillary clinton proclaimed infamous women's rights have human right human right are women's right and to come reiterate are a the form of action san francisco was asked to be a peer leader to luggage the presidio champion with the enthusiastic support of mayor ed lee what has challenged other cities 80 join san francisco's leads we'll be hosting the u.s. conference of mayors in june we're so fortunate to have a mayor it gets it i want to share a quick story when he was the head of public works he, he we participated to

. >> our dad mickey b. maroni. >> museum is but oaf the spot timothy mcvay dopdz his tank. >> two decades later those wounds are hearing. >> you have inspired us with power of your renewal and reminded us we should all liver by the oklahoma standard. >>> that spirit on display in the so-called miracle babies kids at the daycare septemberer that day and made it out. now, all grown up, and refusing to dwell on the past. >> appreciate every day you know? know it's a policing to be here. >> car ling ski "abc news" oklahoma city. >> moving ton amazing video from squad car dashcam in new jersey as two officers on board rushed to save a drive friday car crash the officers race to the scene in moorestowny after receiving 911 call. they found the car mripd over and driver still trapped into the front seevt crumb pled vehicle. they use aid knife to cut the seatbelt dragged her to safety and 24 seconds later the car burst into flames. the victim was hospitalized and is expected to be okay. those two officers are now h

mickey rourke, obviously a tough guy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're a tough guy. seems like. imagine. i mean, definitely seems like it in the movies. >> right. >> jimmy: i'm feeling it right now. i'm experiencing a little bit of fear right now. >> you've had the rock on here. >> jimmy: he's a tough guy. he's somebody that you hang around with? >> i'd like too, yeah. be on the best side of him. >> jimmy: yeah, right. it's a little weird when you're the villain in the movie and he's a good guy in the movie and you have to have that conflict there that you can't really get too chummy. >> thank god it's a movie. >> jimmy: thank god it's a movie. oh, that was a movie? it's good to see you. you should all be arrested for driving like that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break, come back, take a look at the movie. it's called "furious 7." jason statham is with us. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by chevrolet. find new roads. ♪ yeah, there you go... ♪ wait! oh, no! there are thousands of ways into t

. >> our dad mickey b. maroney. neal: the memorial is built on the spot where timothy mcveigh detonated a truck bomb in 19 a five. it gouged a crater into the building and the community's spirit. today, those ones are still healing. president clinton: you have reminded us that we should all live by this standard. neal: the kids who were at the day care center that day and made it out, now all grown up refusing to dwell on the past. >> i know that it's a blessing to be here. neal: neal karlinsky, abc news. kimberly: oklahoma had some severe weather, tornadoes. ryan: tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, it is heavy rain tonight. a lot of it right now. we are dealing with rainfall the entire evening, which could impact the morning commute. we have to watch things very carefully. one of the ways that we watch the skies, doppler radar. live doppler radar indicating moderate showers across most of the viewing area, pockets of heavy rain in southern maryland. we're also seeing heavy rain towards the d.c. area into central

. >> oh, you can see my third mickey mouse ear shaped nickel in the middle of -- >> i just thought i would point that out. >> so iranians are excited because any nuclear deal would involve lifting the international sanctions crippling their economy. but what are they actually giving up in exchange? >> it requires iran not to enrich uranium to reduce the centrifuges from 19,000 to 6,000. >> dismantle a plutonium reactor, which is another path to the bomb. >> and calls for strict u.n. inspections. >> and iran will also downgrade its official statement of belligerence from death to america to hemorrhoids and bunions to america. the final step, opening their, opening their facilities to inspectors, delaying production for a decade. this is a big deal. >> there is no deal. >> >> there is no deal? >> in the this is a detailed framework for future negotiations, not a done deal. >> really? because i believed the 80-point font graphic next to your head would beg to differ. >> generally when one stands next to a historic nuclear deal sign, it is in reference to a historic nuclear deal not some

we created an account and set the profile to 13-year-old boy, added a picture of mickey mouse and we were in. >> kidnapping is tremendously easy. stealing kids' identities is tremendously easy. >> this is a computer hacker. organiser of one of the world's largest annual hacker conventions. she is so concerned about online privacy that she's an advocate. >> people would be shocked how ease why and how often your private communications are strangers. >> she wears sunglasses on camera to minimize someone tracing her image online. talks. >> it's a metal came. when i put my phone in it. no wi-fi will go in and out. >> when you are not using it, you can be hacked by somebody. >> yes. >> reporter: who specifically is doing that? we heard. n.s.a. is that who you have in mind? >> no, the n.s.a. is the tip of the ice brg. surveillance is mainstream. this is the thing we can teach the kids to do in half an hour. >> reporter: the kids are the young participants in a conference founded called roots. featured at the hacker convention death con. >> what we try to do with the kids is do things like

mickey d's, changing what people eat and how they eat it. in recycling and nutrition in many ways mcdonald's is a trend-spotter, what will this new policy mean to everyone who sells, makes and eats food? it's is "inside story." >> being a major seller of cooked food in the united states, mcdonald's watches trends closely. when the exan was company was bashed for wasted packaging, it responded with new packaging efforts and new messages to the public. when the world knocked the children's offerings, mcdonald's changed that. supersize me, its move to low fat milk when reporting and activists focused attention how cows were raised for hamburger meat, the company reduced the hormones in the meat itself. applause from some sectors skepticism from others, at a time when more and more attention is focused on antibiotics, what species of potatoes are used, it's a big deal. mcdonald's has announced that this year, mcdonald's will not use chickens whose eggs are important to human medicine. it sells more chicken than any other restaurant chain. how mu

i got mickey's glove. come on, baby. give it to me. punch it out.isney world. >> i think rob is going to pull a hammy dancing like that. thank you, rob. >> i am going to pull a hammy. channel 9 eyewitness news, we love you. >> we'll see you next weekend. channel 9 eyewitness news, we love you. >> we'll see you next weekend. our world is continuously transformed by the innovation of business, but at pwc we believe that businesses can go beyond products or services to have a measurable impact. as a professional services firm, we recognize the role pwc can play in helping build the financial capabilities of the next generation. our commitment to doing so, has helped our people make a difference, not only for our clients, but for our communities. that's the responsibility of business, and one way pwc is making a better tomorrow. our world is continuousl we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mi

mickey mouse getting in to fantasy baseball. reports say disney is investing $250 million in fantasy sports draft kings and draft kings will spend a lot of money on espn. back to you. >> those fantasy leagues becoming so popular. >>> 4:48. and we want to talk to christina loren about the weather forecast. >> rain and more rain. and it's no fantasy. a beautiful day for the first part of the day and then things will start to change quickly. so you still have time to get anything in from the outdoors that could get damaged. we're at 43 in the tri-valley, 36 in the north bay. we're expecting our first showers late afternoon with a heavier stuff arriving as we head through tonight in to tomorrow morning. and this storm will pack a punch. as we get into your afternoon, high temperatures today 65 in the fry valley, 63 right here in the beautiful south bay. and we'll hit the upper 50s meanwhile up in the high elevations of the north bay with showers arriving by about 3:00 p.m.. continuing your futurecast, look at 10:00 p.m. tonight, mos

. >> draw mickey mouses. i love you. happy birthday. you know? it was therapy for me instead of acting out, i draw. >> though randall has attempted to put violence behind him, he knows his past can haunt him. in prison or out. >> in my mind, coming from the dark side as i like to call it, you're out but you're never out. if i walk up and i'm in like sears or one of the department stores and say i got my son or my daughter or my wife with me and some gang members that have heard of me see me, i might be dead right there along with my wife and kids. so once you're in, you're never out. even when you're dead it's going to always be there, no matter what i do. bye. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> decide to shoot at somebody. >> when i was 12 years old, i killed some guy, tried to kill my brother. >> teens who kill and one father's determination to end the cycle. >> this is our son, evan. tomorrow he would have been 10 years old. he's not here to celebrate it. toothbrush, sweater, extra sweater, headphones, sleeping mask - oh, and this is the xfinity

. >> our dad mickey b.aroney. >> probably doesn't get any better, but it gets doable. >> reporter: tears still fall freely here among the families and survivors. >> carol louise bowers. >> reporter: 168 killed, 19 of them children. one image forever in our minds, that of bailey allman. and bailey would have been 21. >> 21 yesterday. >> reporter: former president bill clinton said this year as a new grandfather he now understands the depth of loss even more. >> i looked at her in that crib so i could remember how you felt, those of you who lost your loved ones. >> reporter: families make a tradition to gather around and personalize each memorial chair. patrick mcculloch was just 10 when his dad, a federal agent, died. >> my son, i named for my father and, you know, just that link of having a son and having been a son. >> reporter: many first responders also returned including the man who actually arrested bomber timothy mcveigh. >> i still can't process how he could do that, how anyone could do that. >> repo

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some of the winners are robin cooper of the longstreth elementary and mickey queue mince of a inform inform frank elementary to see the entire list of the winners and their schools, go to myfoxphilly.com and congratulations to the winners working in difficult circumstances in the big philadelphia public schools. >> jeff, thank you very much. job well done by them. >>> a gathering of heroes today in philadelphia. >> four congressional medal of honor recipients attending the same event in center city including the last living recipient from iwo jima they are the honored guests and irish pub sixth annual gathering of heroes arriving by misseat court about 45 minutes ago. you can see right here the four heroes appearing on "good day philadelphia" this morning with our own mike jerrick. they spoke about what it means to wear the medal. >> you know the medal that you see on these gents here is really the medal of america much this what america is all about. and so it's a humbling experience to put it on but as we put it on i think all of us the four of us think about those who served with

shares of mickey d's finished at $97.44. cable combo to tell you about. that is this. charter communications buying the fellow cable operator bright house networks in a deal valued at more than $10 billion. charter, now the fourth largest cable operator in the company, said it would beco the second largest after the deal. shares of charter rose more than 5% to $193.11. bright house is not publicly traded. >> the luxury watch maker said it would raise prices and streamline operations to offset slow growth and the strong dollar. the company said those currency head winds will continue into next year. shares popped more than 11% to $28.52. johnson controls the auto parts maker selling global workplace solutions to cbre group for $1.5 billion. johnson wants to focus on its core automotive operations. shares of cbre rose more than 6%. johnson controls was up more than 1%. shares of diax surged in after hours trading after the biotech company had promising results with a drug that treats rare inflammatory condition successful in an early sta study. shares up more than 40% af

are free of bias, and i spoke to the mayor about this proposal and he recommended that i speak with mickey callahan who directs the department of human resources and get them on board and i did that and resulted in a program between the human rights commission and the mayor's office and others and presented proposals and chose kimberly tappian who is a well respected and experienced presenter on this topic. yesterday we held our first of three trainings, three workshops we're going to be holding, and i believe that all of the participants found it to be useful. they were department heads selected by the mayor to engage in this training and the training was on how unconscious reactions and thoughts affect management and leadership style, how to recognize implicitly associations with gender and socio-economic status and features and all of the levels that someone can be discriminated against on, so this is the kind of training we would like to institute city wide. that is our goal that every department head, that each person who works for the city have to engage in this training on an annual

you could tell how excited he was sent mickey was very proud that was the most important thing he was patent and he admired him enormously. >> he gets his chance to head the real are made during the battle of the bolts american troops hold back a counter offensive. >> 500 min are killed in action he receives the of marksmanship award and the medal for bravery in decides to pursue a career in the military. war comes calling again if he is ordered to korea as a company commander. >> then he was on until i was one-year-old. to more children follow as they move from one post to the next. >> for a while to write a scholarly papers on civil war artifacts but during this period trouble develops on the home front as his wife starts to show signs of bipolar disorder. >> there were weeks she could not get out of bed. >> he was working full time and doing laundry. jamie: your dad had to much to handle at home did collecting become an escape? >> it was his collection. >> keeps a receipt for just about everything for a few hundred dollars he buys of freer -- are rare item made for the confederate

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"are dea daughter of sercret service agent mickey maroney. he died on the 9th floor when a bomb tore through the building on april 19th 1995. the pause to reflect an unsubtle pressure for them dad. and for our country. it gives me peace. this isn't about tragedy anymore. it's about what we've for alice. it's an annual ceremony. she went to timothy mcveigh's trial. and testified against his co- she says she has justice and now she's dedicated to keeping her father's memory "i don't go to the cemetery. i prefer to come here. i'll come here to this chair, and i'll sit here and i'll have my moments crying with me and dad having some good conversations" but this year. there was someone new around mickey maroney's chair. homeland security secretary jeh johnson. who eventually would've been maroney's boss. also stopped by to pay his respects and personally visit with the family. "has moments. >> james:president obama meantime said in a statement. that while the passage of time will never extinguish the pain of loss. the american people remain strong

. >> our dad mickey bmaroney. >> the memorial and museum was built over the spot where testimony thee april 19th 1995. the detonation gouged a crater into the building and wounded the community's spirit. two decades later the wounds are still healing. >> you inspired us with the power of your renewal. you reminded us that we should all live by the oklahoma standard. >> that spirit is on display in the so-called miracle babies. the kids would were at the daycare center that day and made it out. now all grown up and refusing to dwell on the past. >> i appreciate every day. i know it is a blessing to be here. >> abc news, oklahoma city. >>> tomorrow's boston marathon will be filled with emotion. team 415 strong gathered for a carb-filled dinner. they were at the finish line when two bombs went off. they are among the 200 survivors and say their injuries brought them together like family. >> now to the severe weather moving across the u.s. a tornado damaged homes and uprooted trees in alabama. it happened in fort mitchell near the georgia border. a funnel cloud was cited over carmen oklah

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remember yesterday mcdonald's announced they will have higher wages, this summer 90,000 employees at mickey d's get a 10% raise. retail workers have gotten second largest pay increase, only to information technology. well you have lowest skilled workers and high skilled workers, what about middle? we're starting to maybe see that. that is one thing we'll look for tomorrow with the jobs report. the elusive wages, i don't think there is a more important topic joni. we have seen it high skilled low. >> this is the billion dollar question. >> trillion dal or. >> absolutely. what is going to happen, we're not seeing that movement right now, just in certain jobs, in middle class, you can look at nurses for example. their wages are starting to increase. we were talking about it getting more competitive, jim was talking about it at the break, signing bonus, signing bonuses with nurses. charles: nurses? >> signing bonuss? >> yes, but they might have to make a two year commitment or pay it back. we're seeing certain sectors position is moving. charles: the sector you talked about are not offering hig

the miniature dachshund is taking on youtube rocking an adorable mickey costume. fame has not changed me i was always this cute. >> at least he is honest. for shirleen allicot alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. "action news" at 5:00 is next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> tuesday night the big story on "action news" is breaking news out of burlington county new jersey where a school bus crashed into a home. chopper 6 hd was over the scene in mount laurel a short time ago, there was children on the bus at the time but it's not believed there were serious injuries happened. the children were taken to a local school after the incident. we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >> an underground explosion affects power in one delaware county neighborhood. last night's blast sent folks nearby running luckily nobody was hurt. and peco works to restore power. david henry is live at the scene in radnor township with the late

. >> our dad, mickey b. maroni. >> our mother, francis brand ann williams. >> quite an emotional day, they also had 168 seconds of silence. we heard from survivors and heard from president bill clinton who was in his first term at the white house when the bomb went off. >> when you strip away all the little things that divide us, it's important to remember how tied we are and how much we all americans owe oklahoma city. >> the oklahoma city national memorial and museum opened five years after the explosion. it's very impressive. last year they just went through an enhancement project. some things that you'll remember going there, there's 168 empty chairs outside. one for each victim. when you go inside they also have a gallery of honor. going into the gallery, you see pictures of each and every victim. they really give you goose bumps in there. it gives you a great understanding of the loss that they had that day and its impact on the country moving forward. eric? >> thank you, will. it is really a beautiful

. >> our dad mickey v. maroney, our mother, francis, fran ann williams. >> gut-wrenching for so many after so many years. they also had 168 seconds of silence. we heard from survivors and also the governor of oklahoma at the time of the bombing. >> there was absolutely no reason for what happened but to kill 168 of our friends including 19 babies it was unfathomable. >> the city pulled together just like a family and also today we heard from hhs secretary jey johnson and said the lessons of the past can be used now and in the future. >> today is the day to remember and mourn those chowho died here 20 years ago. today is also a day to say to those who intend to terrorize us, no you cannot. >> oklahoma city national memorial and museum opened five years after the bombing. it is very impressive if you have never been. they have 168 empty chairs outside, one for every victim. if you go inside, they have a gallery of honor. they have pictures of each victim and it gives you goose bumps to see that and makes you

mickey's friend has it his way. all right, a terror at 30,000 feet.orced to turn back after the pilot and the passengers heard screams from below. a luggage handler became trapped in the cargo hold after taking a nap. i mean, this was amazing. apparently, he had been on duty since 5 o'clock in the morning. now was almost 3 o'clock in the afternoon. they tested him for drugs and alcohol and everything else. he was just really tired. can you imagine being in the front of that plane and you hear someone screaming. how scare would you be? >> somebody thought someone was caught in the wheel well. it's so freaky. a list of places not to take a nap. >> did they charge him 20 odd bucks for checking himself as a piece of luggage. >> that's a good joke. here's the video. the pilot heard it. he called for an emergency landing. wait. can we hear? >> i heard the knocking. so this is -- someone thought to take a video. he did not work for alaska airlines. it was a company that alaska contracts to do the baggage service. alaska wants to make sure we mention that, of

corners region, this is where the same system that moved through yesterday brought us the rainfall mickeyas ta -- vicky was talking about. they are expecting showers at the giants game today in denver. that could be a rain delay. clear skies in the north bay to the south bay. it will be bright and sunny all day long. temperatures in the 50s across the bay. 72 for the south bay, 71 for the peninsula, the tri valley will be warm at 75. even san francisco today, you really were in the 50s all day yesterday, back to 67 today. 77 for the north bay. so yes, it's going to be warm, and even warm enough to hit the beach comfortably. in fact, in pacifica today we're looking at the upper 60s. half moon bay, back into the 70s today. santa cruz, 73 degrees will be comfortable enough to get out there and fly a kite on those sands. let's take a look at things happening across the bay area today in santana row. santana dance group will be in santana row today from 10:00 to 3:00 putting on a nice show for folks there. maybe you want to head out on the bay and do some boating today. you may find a lot of b

i cannot program -- >> i am thankful you have the mickey face up. >> i got it set -- by the way, at apple, i had took a switch out. >> where is the brightling is what i want to know? >> we may be in san francisco the theme is the same. where is it? >> a brightwing from canal street. it was ten bucks. i could not advance it. i was with the usualic wis requisit people who made much more than me. i was the poorest person at dinner. that's okay. can i handle that. >> good. that's a good this inc. to get over. >> this is a town where a billion here every person in the 1950s, it is an incredible place. place. the "the chew" of people expected to be millionaires is outstanding. >> currency affects causing pfizer to trim a full year guidance the q1 profits beat the strength of new products. then there is bristol-myers beating on the top and bottom line raising the low end. merck appears to be jim, at least the winner this morning. >> has been the stepchild, red headed stepchild of the group. they seem to not do things right. last night we got a terrific report of the diabetes drug fought having s

for mickey rouly and his partner lou coffman, their business is in a prime position for followers. they'll come hungry. now it's a matter of making it all work. >> there's so much to consider. getting staff in. we're actually talking to the building and the building's fitness center about making their showers available so we can have staff on blow-up mattresses in house to work. >> our initial strategy was five-night stay nonrefundable, prepaid, the whole nine. >> the embassy suites in center city which is now sold out, can demand well over $500 a night. the hotel is the only one within 500 feet of the basilica. and every room has a balcony. its close proximity to the action means traditional guests won't be the only ones occupying the hotel. >> all the rooftops will be you know secured with the secret service. >> reporter: because the streets around the hotel will be shut down embassy suites is warning guests, don't drive. >> we're saying, don't bring your car. >> because driving will be difficult if not impossible, people here to see the pope will rely heavily on septa. i'll be t

. >>> mickey mouse is getting inf. in return, draft kings will spend a lot of money on n. ads on espn. comcast, the parent company of nbc universal, backs rival fantasy site. >>> ellen powell, the woman end will the lawsuit against perkins has given her first interview. scott mcgrew says she'll fight on. >> that's right. hoe not in court. powell does say gender issues in the workplace are not going on go away. and though she lost on every count in court, she says she's taking kleiner per continues to tri perkins was worth it. she's currently in a job she'd like to have permanently. now, powell gave the interview to the "wall street journal" and the reddit bit of news is new. she was p a pointed interim ceo when the last ceo quit partly over an argument as to where to locate offices. >>> looks like if could be a tough morning on wall street. traders will react to friday's jobs numbers. markets closed for good friday. labor department says the economy added just 126,000 jobs in march, well below the 200,000 plus we've seen for many months previous. and dish is mole guiapolog

>> i wasn't with mickey mouse. i was with like humans. >> jimmy: at your hotel. >> yeah.> jimmy: that's my favorite ride, the edie falco hot tub. >> i was making a special appearance in the edie falco hot tub ride, yes. >> jimmy: you are in the hot tub with a stranger. >> a bunch of people, yes. a bunch of strangers, yeah. and my daughter who is not a a stranger. and they were looking at me and they he said, "i'm so sorry, but are you an actress?" and i said, "yeah, yeah i am." and they said, "oh, my god i'm such a big fan." and they started talking to each other and the husband said, "i don't know who it is?" and she said, "felicity huffman, oh, my god." "desperate housewives." and then my daughter looked at me like, "is that your name?" >> jimmy: no, no, no, i'm edie, i'm your mom. >> so, i said, "no, that wasn't me." >> jimmy: yeah, well you kind of resemble her. and edie and felicity huffman. >> oh yeah, sure. >> jimmy: i see a little bit there in that photo. i get the same thing when i go down -- >> with felicity huffman? >> jimmy: and there is me and joe manganiello

my son watches the disney channel all the time and he is addicted to mickey mouse club, jake and, you know, thomas the train on pbs and it's all he ever watches. he wants everything with that logo. >> i actually downloaded the app. i watched it today. i'm actually going to use it for my kid. i think it's pretty cool but i think we as parents have to distinguish between how much commercial content our kids are viewing and it's true, whether it's a barbie commercial or barbie cartoon, she still wants barbie. >> right. yeah. >> the mcdonald's channel. brilliant. think about that. >> i don't know about the mcdonald's channel though. >> julie, thank you. >>> all right. coming up in the next half- hour, kicked off a plane. why a cancer patient says the airlines booted her and how it could be endangering her health. >> a deadly police shooting caught on video. the officer is now in jail. the traffic stop that led to this police officer facing murder charges. >> and a spike in home burglaries in one bay area city. the ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere.