. >> mike co, do you agree with carter's take? >> well, you know, there's a couple interesting things going on here. walmart is not incredibly cheap, you know, compared to its own historical valuations and about 16 and a half times earnings. and top line growth, 2%, maybe less, that's even lower than our overall relatively anemic gdp growth. when i look at walmart's growth prospect, not that good. the stock is concentrated, the walton family owning half the company outright and they're not going to be selling any. what's interesting, as i look at this stock, despite those things that suggest it's stable, it's a stock that has moved more than five bucks over a period of two months or less, eight times in the last year. it can move around a decent amount, 5% or more. so as i look at this, i can say, okay, i'm willing to go along with the trade. but i'm also willing to concede that the stock could move 5, $10 against me. i'm going to take advantage the options relatively cheap. and i'll look out to june and by the 82.5 calls, a closi

. >> next, police interviewed mike's co-workers at his real estate office in jacksonville. >> i went to talk to some of his co-workers who did not know that he was married, seemed very surprised to find out that he was married. >> this was particularly surprising since mike and shirley had been married for close to 16 years. when police searched the garvins' home, they found no signs of foul play. all of shirley's clothes and personal items were still there. crime scene technicians used luminol in every room of the house, but it turned up nothing. then, police computer experts looked at the hard drive of mike's home computer and found evidence that mike had a very active social life for a married man. >> michael garvin was living the life of a bachelor. he was soliciting people online. he was sending flowers to women he had just met, arranging dates with women, just as he would if he were single. >> and police found this online ad on a singles website, match.com. it included mike's picture and lists his marital status as divorced. but the question remained, where was shirley garvin?

. >> mike co-vow extending his department's condolances for the death of 19 year old tony robinson. >> i have two adult sons myself. >> i couldn't begin to try to get my hands around the enormity of the lost. >> police say they were called to the east side of the city after report that robinson was jumping in and out of traffic then, an officer reported following robinson into an apartment, when he heard a disturbance inside. police say the officer was assaulted and suffered a head injury before shooting the teen. robinson died later at the hospital. police say he was unarmed at the time of the shooting. his mother, andrea irwin, says she can't make sense of her son's death. >> my son has never been a violent person, never. and to die in such a violent violent way is senseless means. >> crowds gathered at the shooting scene and police station chanting and calling for change. meanwhile, a madison church was filled with concern community members who met the disgust ways to keep tragedies like this from happening again. >> we got to continue to communicate to our elected officials that a

mike co vaal is the police chief. >> can you tell me how many times mr. robinson was shot?ow multiple times. >> reporter: robinson did have a conviction for armed robbery, his mother insisted her son was a gentle person. >> my son has never been a violent person. never. and to die in such a violent, violent way is -- it baffles me. >> reporter: did you have ferguson in the back of your mind? >> yes. one, we had a person of color, a young man, who was killed by the police, and secondly that he was unarmed. so to that extent yes. i did have a ferguson moment. >> reporter: but unlike missouri where vile the protests and looting carried on for weeks, so far madison appears to be coping with this tragedy in its own way. >> don't pass judgment. the facts will come out. >> reporter: at the fountain of life covenant church black men young and old sat down to talk about how to move forward. >> i think one ferguson is enough. i don't know why anyone would want another one. i don't think people are seeing the signs of another ferguson. >> reporter: reverend g. is one addressing the is

mike and i will co-host the cherry blossom parade on saturday, april 11. >> our third year running.aid, not so fast, it's still winter. more winter weather is bringing snow and ice to much of the east coast. two different fronts are expected today and wednesday into thursday both are expected to push boston past its 20-year- old snowfall record, howard. >> oh, yeah. that should fall. that should fall easily here. so many opportunities oaf the next few weeks for them to get snow. a lot of areas in the northeast will, too. we'll get sleet and freezing rain later today turning to rain tonight. could be a few slick spots this afternoon. we warm up tonight to 50 by wednesday with rain and then snow on thursday. 34. tapering off in the afternoon. this could be a shovable snow across the region. >> we still have the issues on 50 northbound. again eastern avenue at 50 causing some residual slowdowns at this point. i would add about 10 or 15 minutes to the drive time before you head out. sky 9 is there and it shows that drivers are being able to get by. pash your patience before you head --

who certainly has close ties with san francisco and as honorary co-chair for fleet week senator (clapping.) thank you, thank you very much mikeof mine secretary shuttering and my pal charlotte and mayor ed lee and everyone who is here i just wanted to thank everyone wearing a whitecap here for their service i've been in the senate for 22 years i've seen there is a price for freedom and you see it up close and personal and you see it in the faces of our military people who are willing to stand at all to be trained, to take orders and become the most powerful fighting force on architecture san francisco has always been a navy town and i think the fleet week which i was part of bringing back in 1981 have shown that i think to our men and women who are assembled here today who serve in the united states navy and the united states marine corp what i'll find is a welcoming city i hope you enjoy the weekends it's k30i8d important you do if you end up in the who's gallows don't call eyeing otherwise if there's dismissing anything we can do to help we're there i said this morning one of the great surprises and pleasant one was to see

co-pilot. there's two mikes.e would not comment at all on that last eight minutes. >> mysterious that he wouldn't even say if they heard anything in those final eight or ten minutes once the plane went from 38,000 feet began a relatively disciplined descent until it crashed into the french alps. >> he was very cautious. very reserved. he was not going to get out in front of the gvt toirinvestigatory process at all. and the french are like that. they run a very disciplined investigation. there's a big mystery about what was going on the last ten minutes. >> what if there's total silence the last ten minutes and they don't hear anything -- they hear conversation going for the hour before the half hour when they're getting ready to take off and then the hour they were actually in the air before that plane began to descend? >> if you have silence, you still have the overhead mike that will pick up sounds of what's going on in the cockpit. it will hear click, it will hear warnings and other potential sounds. they may

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john and pete, co-founders of option monster. joe terranova. mikeantoli columnist for yahoo finance. our game plan looks like this. is the price right? shares of priceline get an upgrade today to buy. we'll talk to the analysts who made it live. >>> portfolio challenge. the best and worst trades of the quarter. and which of our traders has a leg up on the competition? we begin with this final day of the quarter and the look ahead to april, a month that has traditionally been pretty good to investors. and what a big month it's going to be. the jobs report this friday, the kickoff to earnings season around the corner, both the fed and ecb meeting. pete, the markets have been good in the quarter. a little bit choppy. a bit volatile. you step back and look and say, ok, nasdaq up 4.5%. the s&p 500 up 1 1/3%. they haven't been terrible. they haven't gone gang busters. >> it's been about rotation. what happens now is we'll see rotations this coming quarter. those that are outperforming will suddenly start to sputter a little bit, and then maybe pull back.

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today authorities say the co- pilot barricaded himself inside the cockpit and deliberately crashed the plane. ktvu's mike mibach is here now with new developments. mike, it also appears the passengers all realized what was happening before the crash. >> reporter: that's right. in the final minutes of the flight the cockpit voice recorder picked up the screams from the passengers on board. investigators say the voice recorder indicates a conversation between the pilot and the co-pilot at the start of the flight but the ceo pilot's responses became short later -- the ceo pilot's -- co- pilots response business came short later on. >> reporter: authorities set up a viewing tent, at this moment crews were scouring the crash site while investigators were looking for clues in the apartment of the co-pilot, andreas lubitz. >> nothing permits us to say this was a terrorist act. >> reporter: it is unclear if he planned the downing in advance but audio from one of two black boxes recovered revealed the 27-year-old scene in this photo at the golden gate bridge deliberately activated the decent when the captain left

mike, alex? >> big news the ap and new york times reporting that one of the co-pilots, left the cockpit for little bit tried to get back in as the plane is descending, knocking on, banking on the door, trying to break it down. but the other pilot would not let him in. we went and saw this, this is new across the wires now. >> says the a320 designed with safeguards to allow entry if a pilot inside is unresponsive, but override code known to the crew does not go into effect if the person inside the cockpit specifically denies entry. so that is saying the pilot who was trying to get in, there was a way to let him in. but apparently the pilot already inside the cockpit did not want that to happen. >> over road. >> so automatic five minute lockdown takes place relieved after that, but by then probably hit the mountain. >> because of a eight minute descent. >> so what was going on there? all right 6:37. we will keep an eye. something will break-in this in the next couple of hours you bet middle of the afternoon over there. playing investigating overnight invasion, called out 1700 block every south chadw

and milder weather for chicago this morning waking up with a co >> good morning, i am meteorologist mikeill have sunshine and clouds that could drop a chance of a light sure or two this afternoon. upper 50s to low 60 at the coast and the rest of us are in the mid-to-upper 60s. the seven-day forecast shows the 70s and 80's >> all that weather brought to you by revlon. i can see your faces looking at the warmup. does that come here, too? not 75. >> june maybe? >> june. >> there you go, paula. >>> coming up next, the contractor who says he was ambushed by a popular reality show now suing for fraud and defamation. >> and we saw her parents in the audience, "dancing with the stars'" rumer willis opening up about growing up with her famous parents and how they tried to keep things normal after the divorce. tried to keep things normal after the divorce. ♪ hey nice game today. thanks. juicy fruit? sure i'll try a piec.... juicy fruit. so sweet you can't help but chew. introducing preferred rewards from bank of america the new banking rewards program that rewards our customers, every day. you'll

. >> i was told by a co-worker what had happened and i was just stunned. i probably shouldn't have been, but i was. >> mikehe shasta county sheriff's office. it says deputies interviewed a handful of shane and sandy miller's family members. sandy had apparently told them that on the day of the homicide, sandy was going to tell shane that she wanted to get a place of her own for her and the kids. >> miller has an extensive criminal history. he's a felon. >> he served four years in a california prison and was released in 2007. >> convicted of growing marijuana in 1996. >> felony hit-and-run charge. >> dui and a drunk in public. >> mendocino county. miller was charged with child neglect in 1994. >> they believe he is armed and extremely dangerous. >> this town is, we're afraid. who is he not willing to kill? if he can kill his own family, he can kill anybody. >> we saw him drive through petrolia and maybe two minutes behind him was the whole entire sheriff's department. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the bac

like i said, we reached out to all of the sponsors and co-sponsors of the bill as well as the governor of indiana, governor mike pence, who signed it into law. here's a picture of a bunch of them at the signing. you see the religious groups, there are lobbyists. they look pretty pumped yet they ignore the invite and said no. we are fortunate to have the lieutenant governor with us. lieutenant governor, thank you very much for picking up the baton and coming here. it's important to answer these questions. let's start off with the question that the governor did not want to answer, lieutenant governor. if the florist, if the photographer, if the candlestick maker gets approached by gays who want to marry, can they say no, and is that now legal in indiana? >> well, we don't think that's legal in indiana. by the way, hello, chris. thanks for having me on. >> absolutely. good to have you. >> certainly, in indiana, we don't and we won't discriminate. i think if you saw the governor's wall street piece today, he said he abhors discrimination. and he said personally that if he was in a restaurant where a gay couple was

state's ban on same-sex marriage being overturned last year, but overnight in the op-ed, mike pence wrote the new law co it mirrors federal law that president bill clinton signed in 1993. >> does this law allow businesses to deny services based on their religious beliefs? >> no, it does not >> >> it is to set a standard, a high standard, when government attempts to impact negatively or burden someone's religious liberty. >> reporter: still the backlash is growing. a convention and concert have pulled out of the state and connecticut is banning taxpaye funded travel to indiana by the employees. now, governor pence is standing by the law and he's set to hold a news conference within hour and he hopes to clarify the law by tend of the week. >> interesting to hear what the governor has to say. there's a impasse right now. >> and there's a lot of eyes on indiana with the final four coming there as well. >>> meanwhile, investigators in both germany and france ar background of the co-pilot and we are hearing from one of his friends for the first time. nbc's katy tur has more on t savannah savannah. we'll hear

mike lawrence, he's written and drawn every character from batman and wonder woman to spiderman and the xmen, comic book artist phil jimenez and director of content and character development at marvel comics and co of the muslim "ms. marvel" comic, sana amanat. (cheers and applause) >> you did it! >> larry: that's pretty good. let's get to it. there's been so many different characters over the years. i was talk tact resistance to change for example the "star wars" example. sit racism, sexism or nerdism that's the problem? >> everything. you can't limit it to one particular thing. i think people are just afraid of change and they don't like it when their toys are played with. i don't. i mean, i like my barbies. i still have them. >> larry: it's a personal thing, it's your toy box. >> i like my stuff, exactly. the reason it's important is we're trying to say we're not trying to take away your toys, we're just showing them in a different light. >> the thing no nerd wants to admit is most of the stuff we cherished wasn't ass good as we remembered it. (laughter) like when i saw the new ninja turtles, i said this isn't my ninja turtles because my my ninja turtles had vanilla ice and it was pure and my

co-founder considering selling a marijuana infused flavor. it makes sense to "combine the pleasures of ice cream and pot." is there a reason we do the stories right before the weather, mike? >> good weather seems to be growing because everything and blooming. >> everything. >> i didn't notice there was a blue flower, did you see that? >>> anyway yes get the munchies and eat ice cream. >> at least that is what we read in the magazine. >> exactly, i have heard that. >>en reads that in the newsroom. >> so visibility is unlimited this morning because of dry air in the northern gradient. the san rafael camera shows the cars coming at us from the north and headed to the golden gate bridge it will be in the clear we and cloud free and fog free and breeze freeze. we will have more sunshine and warm the today and it will be building after yesterday's above-average temperatures and today we are up to 10 degrees warmer. nights are star filled and crisp and a pattern change is possible and we can finally get a chance rain. the long needed rain will tease us so we will watch that. i am not sold on it. redwood city and san francisco and santa rosa eight degrees warmer-than-average, an

mike rawlings is the mayor of dallas and i said is a friendly co-op. >> we get motivated when citiesecide they want to invest in this. that really is the best motivator i know to say okay we're going to partner and that really is the segue to the next option, which is what can we do to partner this enthusiasm and commitment at the local level? we are seeing referendums pass 75 80% around the nation. conservative states are passing referendums to support public has protection. witnessing local governments step up and extend their budgets to the nth degree to try to invest in that planning that's so important. .. . we passed a $294 million bond election, $220 million of that is dedicated to transportation streets and roads. and the state of texas passed proposition i which is constitutional and almost 80%. and to pass proposition i which is the cost of guaranteed constitutional, flowing into transportation projects. part of what we did was we got out and did town halls and advertising and talked in coalitions to pass this state guaranteed to get out of talks but we come up and lobby fa

mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. @@@@ >>> new reports the co pilot suffered from detached retina that would limit eye sight potentially threatening his career as a pilot and a german newspaper claiming to have transcripts from final moments of the flight. investigators digging deep into andreas lubitz's past. forensic experts are teaming up with expert climbers to recover what they can in the french alps. some victims' families are holding out hope for answers on why lubitz did this while many others say what matters now is remembering those who are lost. >> what happened on the morning of the 24th of march was the acts of a person who was at the least ill. if there is a motive or reason we do not want to hear it. what is relevant is it should never happen again. my son and everyone on that plane should not be forgotten ever. >> greg, you were outside that co-pilot's home earlier today learning new details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: absolutely harris. this is the hometown of the germanwings co-pilot andreas lubitz. this place was shock

co-pilot has no backgrounds in terrorism. >> investigate erring still trying to put the pieces together, they are saying he wanted to take this plane down mike alex. >> terrible. >> nothing. >> all right jenny. >> let's try to move on here and try to make it a good day. good day march the 26, 2015. >> strike a post. that's what we're saying today. madonna's mega hit vogue common and vogue, 25 years old. >> so did the dance in this video, do they still have it? their moves decades later coming up. >> i tell you what, what they did was recreate it. >> hi, guys. >> oh, remember when they were on the show just few weeks ago? they were fun. >> so that moment, you know, when tray, when he sang to me? he said i was unforgettable. does that mean anything to you, tray? i thought we had something special. i thought we were for real. >> what happened? >> apparently he's dating someone else. >> he's dating somebody else? is. >> i thought you two hit it off. >> i thought so too. i'm so hurt. >> is he engaged in a. >> i can't talk about it, i need couple of moments to get over this. >> he's hot too. >> and he went to yale. he's hot and smart. >> national

mike conneen, abc 7 news. autria: it was a deadly, deliberate act. >> that's a little unnerving. autria: as we learn more about the germanwings colers contemplate being at the mercy of the stranger. the owner and operator of a local daycare arrested after calling 911. >> always seemed very nice and very caring when she set up her daycare. autria: what doctors believe she did to a 6-month-old. >> pull down the red handle and slide the left red door panel open. autria: the metro's approach to safety. autria: we will have the latest in today's revelations in that deadly plane crash in a moment but first, we want to let you know about some storms that are heading right toward our area. kimberly: chief meteorologist doug hill is in the stormwatch weather center tracking the rain. doug? doug: hi there. despite the fact that we have bright blue skies and sunshine outside of the belfort weather center, north and west the rain is starting. let's show you the weather story. first the clouds. you're looking at now to the east overhead a lot of sunshine. but just to the west and northwest like in frederick, looking live in frederick, maryla

. >> and there's a whole lot of friendly competition and mike rawlings is the mayor of dallas and i say it's a friendly co-op. >> we get motivated when cities step up and decide they want to invest in this. that is the best motivator thatnd of to say okay, we're quoing to partner and that is the segway to the next option. which is what can we do to partner this enthusiasm and commitment at the local level. we're seeing referendums pass 75 80% around the nation, conservative states are passing referendums to support public transportation. we're seeing local governments step up and extend their budgets to the inth degree to invest in that planning that's so important. the mayor talked about three other cities, stepped up and said we've got to do this for our future. how can we convey that energy and enthusiasm here to washington. share that with our congressman. share with them how important this is to you your communities and frankly, mayor, you talked about community engagement. how do we build that grass roots support we're evidencing inging with you and your cities and transfer that here to washington?

mike and alex. >> it is now 7:04. we have new details right now about the the german plane that careened in the french alps earlier this week. the co pilot suspect of deliberately crashing the germanwings plane in the french alps received treatment for depression. >> the paper says andreas lubitz, you see him right there, when he was visiting san francisco, received treatment for a year and a half following a depress i have episode that occur when he finish the training in 2009. meanwhile, france's leading pilot union has filed a lawsuit already over violation of a french law requiring information about investigations to be kept secret while they are ongoing. the lawsuit does not specify who is being sued. probably the the news media all 150 people on the plane were killed. they managed to also go after a the the prosecutor if that is possible because french prosecutor is the one rereeling all this information to the public. the public is clamoring for it. >> families as well. it is all supposed to be kept quiet until investigation is finish and prosecutor will reveal that fur first. >> luckily we have a pilot and attorney coming i

co-workers. >> really. >> she just showed up. so then you have to cram her into a table. >> that is weird. >> another thing that is weird, you know mike jerrick, alex holley that is good for one invitation. >> yes. >> i drop that name all the time get me in places. >> absolutely. >> my name doesn't work but mike's works. >> and it wasn't karen hepp. it seems like something she would do. >> bilker we will see you tomorrow morning starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning. >> looking forward to it. >> yo, yo. >> sue. >> lets do some weather. >> you have to get ready for cold weather for tomorrow. 67 degrees. people were out with shorts and sleeve less shirts on. today only 50. tomorrow 40 with some flurries around. only 47 degrees on palm sunday day. that is this coming sunday. we will stay in the 50's. it feels more lick spring by the middle of next week. that is your seven day forecast busy weekend head for many of us and tomorrow morning i will be speaking at woman omics forum and it starts as a breakfast meeting. we are starting early but we will feel empowered. womanomics at town house restaurant in media sunday is benefit for delaware cou

co-cool, that we have two amazing fashion designers right here in philadelphia. so, you're up next in the 8:00 hour. you get to relax now. and watch the fashion show. mikeerrick, i don't even want to know what's going through your mind right now. >> what the in the heck has happened? where are you? is this where they design? >> yes, this is where they design. back there. but you can't see. >> oh? secrets? >> secret of television. >> i love that dress. wow. >> beautiful models. ebola put designs. >> sick, right? >> right here in philly. >> i have address for your wedding, mike. >> i have white dresses, too. >> oh, there is that. >> you do need a wedding dress. >> sure, you need reception dress, honeymoon dress. >> we can get you together, all local right here. >> i can go over there. for years, we have been going back and forth, you know, said eggs were good for you? then they said oh, don't eat eggs. then it went back to eggs are good. >> so which is it? >> well, new guidelines came out. and mom and dad, listen to this, there is new guidelines for school lunches. wait until you hear what you can and cannot eat now. >> plus , big changes, i'm calling it

mike. you can hear their breathing typically. that's why they are making the claims that they are. >> they could hear that very quickly. david, lufthansa's ceo says the co-pilot had a perfect flying record that the plane was in perfect flying condition. yet obviously the safety net here insofar as it existed failed. so what do you do to fix it? >> well there's a lot of things they will be looking at for a lot of years to try to fix this. unfortunately, unless you can reach into someone's mind and see what they're thinking that is a difficult thing to mitigate when someone has this type of complete reversal in their type and pattern and everything about it. you can do psychological testing, interview testing and i'm no psychologist or neurologist, but i will tell you, it would be a difficult thing from the folks i have talked to about this over the years to try to do that. >> no easy fix. david, charlie, thanks both so much for being with us. appreciate it. >>> the safety mechanism installed on all airplanes after september 11th to keep terrorists away from the controls but the cockpit locks on this plane were also what allowed the co-pilot to keep the c

co-pilot deliberately crashed the plane. let's talk about it with the aviation trial attorneys who represent families of air france 447. thank you, gentlemen, for joining us. mike talk about the legal rights of the grieving families who had loved ones on the flight and obviously, nothing can make up for the loss of life, but this tragedy has thrust a great financial burden on the family and we talked about it earlier, because it goes beyond the emotional stress there is a financial burden on the families. >> yes, before you talk about the legal aspects, there is a human aspect, and my condolences go out to the families. it is different to have a loss of the loved ones, but it is different to have lost them at the hands of a psychopath and so i'm as much at disbelief as anyone else. as the proposition to make a claim against lufthansa and germanwings, that is governed by the montreal convention, and the european conventions, but in short, the carrier is responsible to the families for damages, monetary damages, which of course does not compensate the family for the loved ones, but it is upon tear damages of where the case can be filed. >> and mike, can that take

interviews with the wwe superstars, including mike pelton's interview with hulk hogan, you can find it all on kron4.com. >>> coming up, new information on that co hazy conditions out there, and getting ready for another warm day across the bay area. >>> we had a cool start to the day earlier this morning, but now all of that is changing, right, dan? >> yeah, it is. in fact, we're changing lanes at the golden gate bridge. we're going to have a really warm day. a lot of people are going to want to come to the city, so we have the moveability barrier in effect that will be be going to three in and three out, it appears. let's talk record temperatures yesterday, where we set a record in oakland by 3 degrees. could see another record today. let's look to futurecast to show us. we're pushing ahead to later on this morning, where you're seeing temperatures already in the 60-degree range, though it was slow to warm. we had 40s and 50s hanging around for some time, but those are quickly becoming a three of the past. at 3:00, i think the temperatures will actually be warmer than what we're looking at right there, i would add 3 or 4 degrees to those tempe

went on to say, quote governor mike pence and the general assembly need tone act a state law to discriminate it on the basis of a person's sexual gender identity and rfra can coaw like that for the lgbt community? >> well, they could change that but the governor made it pretty clear today he does not support that. the house speaker and the senate president pro tem p, they have said they don't support it at this point. so it doesn't sound like that's going to happen here. >> is blood in the water? is this going to be repealed? >> it doesn't sound like that's going to happen either. >> it's fascinating to watch how this is all playing out. so much with the final four coming this weekend. we'll see how the governor unwinds himself of this one with the help of the ledge lay tr. tom low beeiancobianco. appreciate it. frances is back now with how certain ones have been very successful in the past. >> indiana not the first to come face-to-face with the threat of a boycott. even with governor pence trying to come up with a fix by the end of the week i don't know if that will force the state to stand out on its religious freedom law. here's how four of them have unfol