he told someone to call 911 then tried to stop the suspects from getting away. :28 sot morici -"as we were almost passing through the isle the one tried to hit me with his screwdriver and i kind of (covered by a ws of the cvs doors, cu on a door) blocked it. met him at the front door because it didn't open and (on camera) that's kind of where the main struggle happened. i ended up disarming the one guy of his screwdriver." :42 that while the events were unfortunate, the safety and well being of customers and employees must come first. morici says he doesn't know exactly what he'll do next -- but he has applied for a job on the police force. right now, a possible breakthrough to tell you about in the fight against cancer. newsy's melissa prax shows us what doctors have discovered, and what may happen now: new research may have made headway in the fight against cancer by targeting what scientists are calling the disease's "achilles heel." researchers at university college london say they've found a way to find "unique markings" in cancerous tumors that enable the immune system to hone i

"morici" dis-armed that man... and both suspects ran off. but the veteran's boss then fired him for his actions. c-v-s said in a statement-- "the safety and well- beaing of customers and employees is our highest priority." but they did not give specifics... on applying for new jobs though. he says-- he has applied to work at a local police department. a big change could be coming to the state of florida lawmakers are looking to rework the way the deaied out. why it may not be long-- before the decision is in the hands of the jury... getting his chance to save the world. "subith vasu" received a grant to protect the world against chemical weapons of mass destruction. vasu is trying to figure-out how long it takes toxic chemicals to break down-- after a bomb has been set off. the grant comes from an agency under the department of defense. astronaut scott kelly is expected to speak today... for the first time since returning from space. today-- kelly is scheduled to hold his first news conference since returning from his 340-day mission at the

stuart: peter morici, you keep your tenure.ou can come back on the show. >> i'm tenured, remember. stuart: see you soon. >> take care. stuart: real fast now, gas up again, 2.02. ashley: again? >> 2.02 is your national average, up another penny overnight. in case you missed it, $800 million that's how much the batman versus superman movie needs to bring in just to break even. not looking good though. lauren simonetti, what have i missed? >> that's a lot of money. the super hero movie is out today and the reviews are rotten. it's called a dud, forgettable, too long. clocked in at two and a half hours. get this, ticket sales are strong, pre-sales hit a record ahead of the easter weekend, so we'll see on monday. playboy is for sale, including the famous magazine valued at half a billion dollars. hugh heffner put the playboy mansion up for sale pending the buyer let him live there for the rest of his life. he's 90. the whole company might be up for sale and playboy is working with an investment firm to sell the whole thing. got some

stuart: a bullish peter morici, good to have you with us, good to see you.umn said a bad economy favors political outsiders by the name of donald trump, ted cruz and bernie sanders. >> we have two world, taylor two cities, people in the stock market, things are looking better but for people in the oil market things are looking better, for the ordinary guys wages continue not to move. the obama administration reminds me of the first george bush administration, we are creating lots of jobs, things are getting better, they are not. that is why ordinary folks are turning to them, and the kinds of solutions he is suggesting. stuart: i look at these job creation numbers, we are doing 200,000 new jobs a month. i keep questioning what kind of jobs are they? a lot of part-time jobs mixed in. is that accurate? >> a lot of part-time jobs, a lot of contingent jobs where you work month to month, you may be full-time but you are working month-to-month and that keeps the wages down because they are said to dispatch you, replace you and so forth so they are not good jobs fr

. >> even though he lost his job there, morici has been flooded with other offers.an issue with my, you know, my skin that because it hadn't touched anything for so long, like any significant contact, it's very, very sensitive to -- almost like a burning feeling on wherever i like sit or lie or walk. >> that's so interesting. kelly says it was easier for him to adjust to space than it is adjusting back to earth. he had aches and pains gab a day after hopping out of the space capsule when he landed in houston. as for the culture shock of being back on earth. kelly says he expects that will hit soon. >> big sacrifice he made away from his family full year. >> if you at the present time to get taller go to >> thing called gravity. rupert murdoch and new bride jerry hall. two married at a palace in london. the two got engaged in back in january. murdock tweeted he is the luckiest and happiest man in the world. family and friends including michael cain and andrew lloyd weber celebrated this morning at saint bride's church which is nicknamed the journalist church. a big c