nicole: zuccotti park. protestors: zuccotti park. nicole: at 7:30 tonight.ors: at 7:30 tonight. nicole: you can go there... protestors: you can go there... nicole: after you finish with your other activities. protestors: after you finish with your other activities. nicole: all are invited. protestors: all are invited. nicole: bring your hearts. protestors: bring your hearts. nicole: there's a working group direct action that has been empowered by the general assembly to do direct actions on behalf of occupy wall street. the action's been organizing with a new frame in which it brings in media and p.r. and legal and medical and all these groups that it needs. jose: i was--i was there for just about everything, just about every big march. nicole: it was a pretty big day to be right there, because i think there were something like 3,000 people on that march. protestors chanting: tax the rich that's why we're here, we've got to stay. end the war, tax the rich, that's why we're here, so we've got to stay, end the war, tax the rich, that's why we're here, so we've

nicolle: she's a badass.he is a moderate from california, which most people feel is the real fairytale. she has a democratic vice president, which is a political fantasy of veterans of the rough-and-tumble campaign. what if they just held hands and sing kumbaya? part of my fantasy projected onto these pro-women. she has a husband who cheated on her, because i think to make her someone who has risen to the highest levels of politics i thought she would have paid some pretty hefty personal prices. i think having it all is this verse that someone who never meant to do it put on women. in my fictional book, she doesn't have a fairy tale home to come home to. she is the kind of president i think we all wish we would always have. she does what she thinks is right. she is not perfect. her greatest challenge on a day where terrorists carry off attacks in this country is being the last person. president bush exists as being able to stand in the country's grief. john: i know hillary clinton has a bit in common with the

mark: were you skinny ad -- nicolle: skinny. mark: were you skinny as a kid? nicolle: no. i wanted to be a reporter. john: you went to northwestern a great school. go from one side to the other side? from light to dark? nicolle: when i was 25 and went to work jeb bush. i got hooked again when i had the opportunity to work for his brother in the white house. i saw his brother that day. mike mccurry said to me republicans treat their jobs in politics like a year abroad. they work for a short time and then go back to the economy and make millions. democrats stay in public service. it is our end, it is not a means to an end. that is like a grudge match with mike mccurry, i'm going to stay longer than he did. i stayed six years. john: we have one last question coming from the loveliest, much to charming, most charismatic, and most vicious of your friends on the view. nicolle: would you like to be alone with chris christie, bill clinton, or donald trump? john: what is your answer for nicole wallace? nickel back can i do a lifetime? i was take -- nicolle: can i do a lifeline? i w

nicole was nearly decapitated. it was a very bloody scene. >> nicole is nicole brown simpson. lying dead beside her? 25-year-old ron goldman. the prime suspect? nicole's ex-husband, football legend o.j. simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. >> highway patrol? >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5 freeway and he's heading north. >> got everybody scared. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation. and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on rockingham avenue. it was just the beginning. >> here's what we know right now. >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay. let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall-to-wall televised trial. >> july 22nd, 1994, a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begin when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> and

nicole brewer joins us now at the chester police station. nicole? >> and erika ukee, the youngest victim in this shooting just 14 years old and the man who died, 21 years old. let's go ahead roll video of the scene. police say the victim, all males, standing on the sidewalk at third animal america streets around 11:00 p.m. thursday night, when two gunmen approached and began firing. two juveniles were struck along with 47 year old man that 21 year old was hit multiple times and pronounced dead at the scene. sadly, marking the city's seventh homicide this year. now, we speak to his cousin, who said this is the second son his mother has had to bury within the last year. so, a very sad night of senseless violence here, in the city of chester. in the meantime, county detectives are assisting chester police in this investigation. anyone with any information is urged to call police. so that's the very lateness chester outside the police department here. we send it back to you in the studio. >> nicole, thank you. firefighters say a candle

good morning, ann. >> good morning nicole. it is 8:18.-95 at academy in delays or problems on i-95, so far in construction to put up with and thankfully in accidents. i-95 looking good through philadelphia and its suburbs. moving on to the mid county tolls and pennsylvania turnpike, mid county tolls are in fine shape as well, heading to the poconos no delays on the northeast extension or the pennsylvania turnpike. on to the ben franklin bridge, which has construction by the the way in both directions east and westbound, heading in to and out of philadelphia, the right lane is closed in each direction so right new in slow downs but later on as traffic picks uptake walt whitman instead. further up no problems on the 42 freeway or 55, ac the expressway and parkway look good. no delays on 676 or admiral wilson boulevard. the mass transit this morning is honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center the at 7:19. i'm ann he have a answer new back to you. >>> thanks for picking up the time thing i appreciate that. >>> 8:2

who is nicole christie? >> nicole was our dog. [laughter] >> we had a running bet in the office that it was a dog or a cat. >> it was our dog who died thereafter. very dear to my mother and father dear enough that they put her name in the end. >> what kind of a dot governor? >> it was a poodle. >> thank you. he never told us about it. it was just a dog. it was just a dog. not the long-lost -- that we sent off to the home. just a dog. >> or all of my updates chasing down the governor follow me on twitter at chasing round of. >> high school kid who has cancer was found lying unconscious in the school bathroom after being beaten up and he got suspended. >> bill that's exactly right. julia morales is at her wits end. her cancer-stricken son the new kid in school was bullied relentlessly in east weatherford high school. administrator she adds didn't listen. >> what do you want me to do? what kind of evidence do you want me to show? >> julie said her son was called cancer boy and other names by tormentors and found by a teacher on the s

nicole? >> carol, thank you. new this morning firefighters are still trying to get a handle on a three alarm fire in conshohocken. that fire broke out inside a warehouse on cold well lane now two companies reside in this building. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live with the details. >> reporter: good morning, nicole, just spoke to the fire chief, michael burton, who briefed reporters. told us that the battle to put out this fire is far from over. as you can see behind me, there are multiple firefighters, they said, over 100 firefighters work on this blaze. twenty-eight fire vehicles work to put the fire out. and they are still working as we speak. they say when they arrived just before 4:00 a.m. the fire had already cut through the roof. and that there had been multiple explosions. soon after that, the rolf itself collapsed. as you can see, it is merely a shell left. this building houses the philadelphia floor store. and another business, as well. areas surrounding here, residential homes near

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lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer at the scene, nicole. >> reporter: at this point local, state and federal authorities are still on the scene investigating this train wreck, we are told that cadaver dogs are searching for potential, victims but if you take a look behind me you can see there is a police perimeter set up to keep us hundreds of yard from that train wreck, site and as you mentioned five people have been confirmed dead, and it is an incident mayor nutter has described as a absolute disastrous mess. in all 243 people, on board that amtrak train number 188 coming from washington d.c. and heading to new york city when it went off the track at the frankford junction, a part of the track with a large curve to it. the a as you can imagine just a chaotic scene here, 65 people taken to area hospitals, six in critical condition and five confirmed dead and emergency crews of course responding immediately, tons of emergency vehicles on the scene and what seems like a parade of ambulance from his here at the the scene to local hospitals folks being treated for ever

bob, good morning. >> good morning nicole. we will keep the focus this morning on baltimore because this is a much bigger story then just the city, where it all happen. this is a situation that is being faced by communities all across the country. there is still misunderstanding between police democrats in many cases and the the african-american communities. so we're going to talk about that this morning and we will talk bit with among others, president of the national association for colored people cornell william brooks. we will also talk to the man jord leader in the state senate in maryland catherine pugh and paul ryan. a lot of people remember him as mitt romney's running mate. he is new chairman the of the most powerful committees in congress house weighs and means committee. has been making a study of poverty and impact that it has on communities like what happened in baltimore. so, we have a lot to talk about this morning, as we look beyond baltimore, and see what is going to be ahead for communities around the country

hi there nicole, good morning. >> good morning to you. yeah ed sullivan theater may be located in insuring but ukee and erika the the city of brotherly love have gotten plenty of affection from the late show host david letterman. here we will look back at david letterman's flavor for philly. >> from new york, where half of the audience fridays philadelphia, it is the late show with david letrman. >> reporter: for three three-year he broadcast live from new york but late show host david letterman showed the city of brotherly love plenty of affection. >> here it the is, your beautiful sky line here, show the folks. in 1999 he did a philadelphia she complete with the came yes for then married ed rendell. >> oh, my god what are you doing here. >> i want to congratulate you on this, america's 10,000 lame rocky parity. >> reporter: it also featured our philadelphia phillies. >> from the home office in manayunk pennsylvania pennsylvania. curt schilling's pregame rituals. number ten. >> sit naked for an hour in the giant tub of philadelphia cream

heat get right to nicole brewer there in port richmond with an update for us, nicole.

hi there nicole, good morning. >> good morning to you. yeah ed sullivan theater may be located in insuring but ukee and erika the the city of brotherly love have gotten plenty of affection from the late show host david letterman. here we will look back at david letterman's flavor for philly. >> from new york, where half of the audience fridays

nicole?l right carol thank you. >>> lets check on the roads and highways with ann evans good morning ann. >> good morning, nicole. we are looking at that coney palmyra bridge and it is open. the that is a tugboat both underneath. draw bridge is in the up position. tacony palmyra bridge is closed in both directions to traffic and this big tugboat both moved through. a nice scene there very nautical. and we will move the traffic cam, to the walt whitman bridge that is opened for business. of course, walt whitman bridge is incapable of opening. so it is usually always opened unless is there construction n delays or problems on the walt whitman. further up 42, 55, a ac expressway garden state parkway, all is okay through our shore bound today. beautiful day for it. everything looks okay heading to the shore points. that is the very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you. >>> thanks. we will take a short break but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. we wil

i'm nicole brewer just over 7:30.or more on the sunshine we will to have day, a a amazing. >> gold star for first weekend in may and this first week in may, the entire week, will probably be mostly earning gold stars every single day. it is bright and beautiful out there right now. jack frost big boulder sobriety and beautiful say good bye to the the snow still on the the ski slopes. it won't be there long. temperatures well above freezing and they will continue to do that. in moving to the shore it looks nice at the shore. people are already out and they are on the count down for memorial day but in reason to wait for that. get there and enjoy it today. 52 degrees is temperature from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. looking across the delaware river to the beautiful city of philadelphia it looks great. delaware very quiet. wind are light. broad street run is going on. there will be a lot of energy spend today and starts at 8:30 this morning. 63 degrees for the first couple of strides of that race but it is

this is for nicole. also bill if you want to answer. what is the worst interpretation you've seen of enslaved life? and you don't have to name the place. you can keep that anonymous if you want. >> do you have a -- >> i don't think my microphone is on. wait, it is. yeah, it is. because i took the other one off. >> steelactually, i do know a couple of place that's have done the worst. but the worst to me is having uneducated interpreters. >> amen. >> you need to have people who know what they're talking about, who understand the history and can deliver without bias. >> absolutely. >> to me the worst places are -- for those who do first person this doesn't apply to them. the third person the worst are when you have one or two african-americans and they're the ones who talk about slavery. especially if you're doing third person everybody on your staff should be able to give some part of the history. and fur not doing that you are doing a disservice not only to your staff members, you are dishonoring those that you are remembering and you a

good morning, nicole.: they pop up when looking on line, looking for that perfect flight or hotel. our travel editor peter greenberg with a warning about new travel scams that are looking more and more legitimate. >> then it is the poker tournament hitting the best players in the world verse us a super computer. we'll show you who came out on top after some 80,000 hands. >> and, it is among the most famous films never finished. meet the man trying to complete what was to be orson wells' come back picture. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, muse nick our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> all right, i'm going to follow mary lee, and i'm sure you, too will do the samement see where she shows up. >> ill for sure. >> and as she swims up the coast. >> guys, thanks for the preview. we appreciate t6:47 right now. nursing mothers now have new option at philadelphia international airport. the airport is collaborating with minute suites to provide mothers nursing station. travel

i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30.it over to carol and she's talking about warm weather pretty much all week too. >> yes, we have waited for this. and fans of warmer weather and quiet weather i think will be loving this week. yesterday, how nice was that? today we will do it again but we will add a couple degrees to the temperature. ben franklin bridge, blue skies, beautiful look, go to the the shore, plenty to do at the shore right now and you can seaboard walk relatively quiet. it won't stay that way. where it is in the quiet the at all that is the broad street area 36th annual broad street run 63-degree temperature there. you have been watching cherry greg this morning. she's out there with these runners. 40,000 of them. i will let her tell the the rest of that story. this part of the story is very hard if you are in philadelphia, in new jersey trying to get to broad street and that is an issue throughout the day. so just make a note of that. so we will be finding conditions looking really nice today, 49 degrees is

. >>> today is sunday may 31st good morning thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock on the dot. we will send to it carol for more on the forecast and it sound unsettled. >> it is very unsettled. that is case for next couple days. it is mild though. >> yes. >> we have a temperature already of 70 degrees through center city philadelphia. warm when weather is here. it will be a hot sticky day but we have chances of the showers and thunderstorms. we will start with the ben franklin bridge and notice we can see areas of blue skies. we love that to start a sunday. we want it to be living up to the name, and boardwalk mrs. a in rehoboth beach you can see blue skies there with beautiful 71 degrees. our weather doesn't stay looking just terrific because we have some scattered showers around there right now going through allentown area, through the poconos, more to come, out in williams port we are seeing them through state college, expect to find especially as we move through the afternoon hours scattered showers and thunderstorms and anytime a storm that y

nicole, talk of the floor, is it the avon thing?gus news release. >> they're going to hold onto avon, tom brady appealing now the last final minutes. i can tell you why the hotels are expensive. because much the up-fronts where shows launch for the fall and everyone comes to new york to pitch it. apple, microsoft, google, facebook, leading the way on this market. little bit lighter volume, so be careful of the pulls. not sure how much conviction on the move. liz: we are three points above an all-time record close for the s&p. todd colvin, the number one thing to watch from the cme? >> i think right now look at the bond market which has gone the through quarterly re-funding, seen fields rise in the highest all year, and this could be a buy opportunity ahead of next week's fomc minutes which will tell us when the fed is going to be raising rates and some of the inflation scare and rate hike scare could be going by the wayside. liz: sounds like it. thanks to all of you. one of the big headlines in the last couple of minutes. tom brady

nicole brewer is live in new york. we will check with her coming up. >> end of an another wow, we will be right happening today preliminary hearing for a fatal shooting of philadelphia robert wilson the third. march 5th wilson was killed by armed robbers at a game stop store in north philadelphia when buying a game for his son. prosecutors say that they plan to prove carlton hipps and ramone williams fatally shot officer wilson during a robbery attempt. >>> right now, it is 5:19. time for your philadelphia jobs market report with cbs the news business analyst jill schlesinger. >> graduating class of 2015 has a lot to celebrate. this year hiring of the college graduates is expect to rise by 16 percent from a year ago. study by michigan state university found employers are recruiting new college graduates at levels not seen since the technology boom. some employers are also offering signing bonuses. starting salaries are all over the map, humanities majors are expect to make about $45,000. while engineers can earn up to

nicole. >> 8:50.check on the road with ann, good morning. >> good morning nicole we are looking the at ben franklin bridge mid span a busy bridge as folks head down to the the shore and other destinations. if you are cher bound no delays further up on 676 or admiral wilson boulevard. bridge is in good shape too. in problems, ac expressway or garden state parkway white horse or black horse pikes look good, so do routes 947 and 347. keep in mind in avalon townsend inlet bridge that connect after license to sea isle is shut down. you have to take garden state park was from avalon to sea isle instead. we will move the traffic cam the to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike, and no delays here, but just down camera range on the pa turnpike eastbound between mid county and fort washington we have a serious accident two. lanes blocked. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now back to you. >>> on this memorial day we will get a few veterans of the greatest generation are ge

nicole: right. and it was for the week.ut linkedin, twitter, yelp winning all of those names were down over 20% this week. linkedin down obviously to the downside and twitter too now. >> the airline sector taking off, pardon the pun. nicole: jetblue was a winner. fifty-two-week high. but for the week most of them have down arrows. >> all right. the bells are ringing, nicole. we lost nearly 200 points on the dow yesterday. we nearly made it up today. the dow up as we head to the bell. 178 points. let's take a look at how we're doing. as we said, the dow down 1% yesterday. same story on the s&p. the nasdaq, yesterday down 1.5%. nice turnaround. dow up 170 points. the s&p up 1%. the nasdaq up one and a quarter percent. so scalin giving back what we lost. russell up eight points. not a bad way to kick off the month of may "after the bell" starts right now. ♪ >> we have a jam-packed show for you today. i'm not lying. it is true. we'll talk to the ceo

so so much going on, nicole. look at these temperatures, they are in the 80s for the first part of the week. then after that we are looking at temperatures that will be dropping a lot by the time we get to wednesday, and they are in the 70s low 70s, at that. >> well, we can handle low 70s, i think carol thank you. it is 5:18. more trouble for bill cosby. atlantic city police now investigating rape allegations against him. actress lilly bernard claims cosby drugged and raped her. she reportedly spoke with atlantic city police last week. now, it is unclear when the alleged conduct happened, but there is no statute of limitations on rape in new jersey. bernard's attorney gloria allred released statement reading in part lilly is very glad that she made her report yesterday and she want other women to know that if they allege and have they had a they were victimized by mr. cosby in new jersey that they should also report their allegations to the police there. >> well, congress is encouraging states to step up penaltie

good morning ann. >> good morning, nicole.actually the blue route at conshohocken. and to the left, you can see that there is a fire there. affecting traffic. but we have fire in conshohocken today. you can see the smoke from the fire to the left of your screen. the blue route actually is in good shape. no delays or problems. moving the traffic cam again this is the schuylkill expressway, spring garden street, no delays on the schuylkill this morning. if you look it the right that's martin luther king drive, that's shutdown at the benjamin franklin bridge montgomery drive for recreational activities. kelly drive shutdown between sedgley driver and fountain green drive for a regatta. and inbound it is shutdown between fairmount avenue and the art museum circumstance em. also an event going on later today at 103 the morris animal family fun day, one boathouse row in philadelphia. you'll see delays on kelly drive, and boathouse row later on this morning. we're going to move the traffic cam here to the ben franklin bridge. no dela

nicole: it took as long as 24 months to get to equilibrium.he initial spike did not last that entire time, but it did take quite a while to get back to a steady-state. scarlet: let's talk about what companies are affected directly. what stands to lose out? nicole: from a restaurant perspective, anybody that over indexes to eggs, and mcdonald's, a sonic. but that is immaterial when you consider if it were to get into the chicken population, which again we do not, which is a protein that is much more substantial for restaurant operators. alix: in your recent note, you made the distinction between franchise operated and franchisee operated. why is this relevant when you are dealing with a potential supply crunch? nicole: for investors, if you are concerned about this, stick with the highly franchised models. it could impact their franchisees in the short term. it would have literally zero impact potentially on a consolidated p&l. some of these brands, like usr, dunkin, are 90% franchise operated. scarlet: do you see this priced into the shares? t

. >>> today, it is saturday may 23rd good morning to you thanks so much for joining you, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. lets get your all important memorial day forecast with carol, hi carol. >> weather ever needed to pull it out put on its best performance, now is the time, do in the hold back, weather make it great. that is what we are find to go day. we have temperatures in the the lower 70's, absolutely ideal. it looks beautiful out there hard pressed to find cloud just a terrific look no matter where you are you can make a holiday out of it sitting on the front step if nothing else. we have a temperature of 49 degrees. that is in cape may courthouse. the sunnies coming up there. it is a chilly start to the morning. wind are fairly light. temperatures through center city philadelphia is 51 degrees. we are also speaking of the chill, continue with that frost advisory in the poconos and that goes until 8:00 o'clock this morning for temperatures in the the low to mid 30's. just kind of unbelievable this time of the year we are finding temperatures that are that cold but we are. st

i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. let's send it over to carol to talk more about the forecast. >> you can summit up in one war great but ill a's go on longer. >> let's hear it. >> we will get to hear more, even though we could summit up in that would be word terrific. yesterday was gorgeous. the today will be beautiful. it will be slightly warmer today then yesterday but still unbelievable. ben franklin bridge area, blue skies, looking lovely, we will head down to rehoboth beach and seaboard walk there blue skies, the the trucks driving up and down the beach because we love that look in the summertime. we do love beach look at least in the summertime. it is 56 degrees there. just a perfect day storm scan three no precipitation in our area a at all and in fact we really don't have any clouds either. our temperatures show a huge range, however 39 degrees in allentown. the it is 46 in trenton. fifty-four in the philadelphia a area. it is 53 down in dover. depending where you are you may find more or less in the the way o

nicole can soak up the san sun and surf in ocean city.her live reports in ocean city, tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news" and that will start at 5:00 o'clock. nicki b down the the shore. >> she has add week. >> insuring yesterday her tomorrow, give her a day off. >> she's over there right now, knocked out. >> group of philadelphia men take a big catch down the jersey shore. >> they ruled in 820-pound shark and that is close to the record in the garden state. over the weekend they were on board the misfit, their boat, 67 miles off of cape may when they even count their 11-foot shark. they for the the shark for about an her and marks men hunting rifle came in handy. >> all i did was actually get a 12 gauge shotgun with the slug and i see the hashing and my son said, dad dad dad and i step in, and i shoot him with a 12 gauge slug. >> the captain rob curran said had they made that catch in a few weeks they could have earned a quarter million-dollar in the popular shark tournament. >>> photographers are flocking to the the shores for a scene

melissa: nicole, thank you so much. prime challenger.walmart will offer its own version of amazon prime starting this summer. the retailer will test an unlimited shipping service for $50 a year but for now it is invitation only. my panel is back on this one. darius, invitation-only, that is not how walmart operates. >> i have invitation for you, short walmart and short u.s. retailers. think about where they have come from economic perspective. peak margins peak trough, capital as percentage of sales. things won't get better for u.s. retailers. things like that that margins are cog down over intermediate term. melissa: unlimited shopping at walmart, tom. >> i haven't gotten my invitation. can you imagine, the logo is yellow smiley face. stick that on a drone to deliver your packages. melissa: that is next. isn't that next, rich lowery. copying amazon on all-you-can-eat free delivery if you're one of members. >> you have to leave your house to buy things. use driverless cars for leisure going to work. melissa: there you go. i love it. all

nicole petallides at new york stock exchange, what is causing a selloff nicole?deed we're seeing the dow down 200 points. mixed economic news. durable goods numbers. home prices didn't rise as much as expected. a strong u.s. dollar weighing on commodities as well, melissa. we're seeing energy in particular as a weak spot. also technology and materials that are among the big losers of the day, names such as first solar. that is a big technology name under pressure. names such as rig and neighbors weighing on the s&p 500 -- nabors. that fear gauge, is up 18%. shows you the cautious tone here on wall street. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. get ready to pant suit up. hillary clinton entering the 2016 race for swag. labor pains for the world cup. russia's creative new plan to save themselves some money. smart money on the way. ♪ the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cl

it is sunday may 24th i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock.gh it was 75 and sunny yesterday. >> nature, of course. we have to fill up the weather complaints from the winter with summer complaints. >> sure. >> i think we should just, um, because this weather is great. yesterday was 71 degrees. i know you enjoyed that. you will love it today. warmer, in the very humid. maybe, more not enough that you you will even net is it that much. center city philadelphia, it is a bought full view of the sky and empty buildings. we are looking at the the beaches, they are empty but they will be filling up, a beautiful beach day. if you get a chance for going there, if you get a chance to

nicole?nicole brewer. see you then. >>> beautiful view of one world trade center. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony maesen? and i'm vinita nair. see why hollywood is hoping some independent movies might be this summer's real heroes. >>> then big named music stars performing in small places in a washington office building. you'll get a look whiend behind the scenes at tiny desk conner is its. >>> and a designer for the stars now working for nasa. he's making space suits for astronauts heading for mars. >>> we have breaking news this morning as a powerful earthquake has shaken eastern japan. the offshore earthquake has shaken buildings in tokyo but there's no threat of a tsunami. the quake was deep meaning the damage is not severe. it was measured at 7.8 magnitude. damage and casualties is unlikely because of its location. >>> president obama has sign add disaster declaration for texas. at least 28 people have been killed in the flooding in texas and oklahoma. it is the deadl

nicole. >> carol thanks. next update 8:57. i'm nicole brewer.going to leave. >> that guy's a third. >> want to go for a thousand? >> paul newman was one of the greatest movie stars of the last century. he started in more than 60 films including "hustler", "butch cassidy and the sundance kid" and "the sting," although his real life passion wasn't acting. it's racing cars. >> a new documentary chronicles newman's life behind the wheel. it's called "winning the race of paul newman." take a look. >> people vote. they say him or her. this, it isn't you vote and it's him or her. you either cross the finish line first and it's either him or her. >> technically he was really a good driver. >> he wanted to be looked at as a driver not as an academy award winner but as man who was involved with his heart and soul in racing. >> racing became his passion and he went for it. >> nait adams co-directed this meaning with comedian adam carolla. good morning. >> good morning. how did you become interested in this? >> i would have to say this was adam's love child

. >> we're getting nicole petallides on the floor. halted. it was halted last week. right now it was halted up merely 6%. what's going on with that company? whether you're a fan of descrerngdescrerngz oravengers. or you love star wars. disney seems unstoppable. hitting another all-time high. if you googled a movie review recently, how did you do it? google reached an important milestone. it shows how far technology has come. we're looking at that. a changing of the guard at cisco. john chambers. why he's stepping down and how cisco plans to change the face and the pace of broadband. macy's backstage. not a fashion show. an entirely new discount concept you'll want to hear about. last hour of trade. bill sell-off. let's start the "countdown." ♪ >> we begin with breaking news. with just 59 minutes left in today's trading session. four minutes ago sales force was halted on a potential report that microsoft might buy the gigantic customer, of course, service company. it's very interesting to see what's happening with sales force. markets are drenched in red. traders reac

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nicole? >> carol thanks, our next update at 8:27. i'm nicole brewer.morning" saturday. >> coming up this half hour the rocket man at age 43 builds rockets that fly to station and build elegant electric cars. it hasn't been a smooth ride. we meet the author who had access to the man himself. >> remembering bb king. his guitar he could play the blues like no one. >> and david letterman is down to three shows before he retires. we will take a look at how that will change the face of late night television. >>> our top story this half hour the latest developments in the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. in a new video from a surveillance camera the train is seen speeding down the tracks and jumping off the rails. the national transportation safety board tries to determine the cause of the crash. >> that follows news that some kind of projectile rock or bullet may have hit the wind shield of a locomotive before it derailed. also the ntsb says two other trains in the area may have been struck as well shortly before train 188 crashed. kris van cleave i

heat get right to nicole brewer there in port richmond with an update for us, nicole. >> reporter: we're here at intersection of frankford avenue and sedgley avenue and you can tell daylight is giving us a better picture of just what happened here on the tracks, in fact, now we can get a glimpse of one of the train cars there on its side in between those two tilted utility poles and wires that were pulled down by force of this crash. chopper three hd is also showing us an area view of the crash site as we look at that video here in port richmond just a few hundred yard from where we are standing. you can see seven cars including an engine were involved in the wreck. mangled mess here. in all 243 people on board that amtrak train number 188 it was coming from washington d.c. headed to new york city when it jump tracks at frank for junction. this is a section of track had that has a large curve to it that sent 65 people to local hospitals. six of them in critical condition at this hour. we have five people confirmed dead, and as you can see it was a scene last night as local, state and fed

nicole, what's moving on the floor? nicole: tough day on wall street. vix is surging.well as technology. exxon and chevron with down arrows. rig neighbors are lower. dow components with low arrows. dupont trying to squeeze one out. petroleum down 2.5%. overall, mixed economic news. a big sell-off here that we haven't seen in some time since early may. down over 1% on each of the major averages. liz: in the grand scheme of things, 1% is not the worst in the world. at the low, we were down 238 points. we're off that at least. phil flynn, the number one thing, with seven minutes left, that you're watching. >> you have to keep an eye on any late-breaking currency moves. let's face it, liz, it was all about the dollar today. the dollar strength against the euro. fears about greece. fears about the us economy with interest rates. and sitting in fear as nicole point out, with the big spike up in the vix index. that fear is being played out more with a fight in the dollar. how much is this real? how much is it about interest rates or fear? if we see a late surge in the markets

nicole, let's start with you. nicole: a good ipo brings confidence to the markets.ollar ipo. soaring throughout the day. this is southern restaurants biscuits and the like. that's a real winner. we'll be waiting on fitbit. fit will be the ticker on that. wearables. compete against the apple watch at a better price point. we'll watch for that ipo as well. cheryl: thank you very much. all right, chris robinson, what is the number one thing people need to be watching right now? ten minutes to go. >> we have a trifecta today with the unemployment number. the biggest thing we're looking at the future markets right behind me. the s&p about six handles away from handling its record high. the dow features about 30 ticks from challenging that high. a lot of people think if we're able to hop above that, 18,000 on the dow and 21 on the s&p, that may become support. if you're a bear, now is the time to step in and be a hero and be short. that's what we're looking at down here. >> thank you very much. every job report leads to a game of watching. all eyes are on the fed as peopl

nicole? >> carol thanks. next update 7:57. i'm nicole brewer. see you then. >>> in california cross drivers at railroad crossing. cell phone videos shows a train stop at the intersection with one of the workers inside a restaurant buying lunch. >> all that was recorded by an angry driver who had to wait a couple of minutes for the worker to get back on. i'm glad there was no audio. they promised to take disciplinary action against the employee. >>> a big one will strike los angeles in the next 30 years. many retro buildings will survive a big quake but how about cell phone towers. >> they're the first in the nation to take effect. >> reporter: cell phone towers are as popular as palm trees. sometimes they're disguised to look like palm trees. they want to make sure mobile phones still work in l.a. when the next massive earthquake comes calling. >> why is that important? >> it's super important. it's not a question of if. it's when. we know that communication is reooe essential for recovery and resiliency. >> reporter: when an earthquake shook ja

nicole petallides is keeping an eye on some of the biggest movers. nicole. >> indeed. interesting, markets took a minute to react to it. came close to the unchanged line and pulled off again. new low for etsy. that is ebay for craft bunch. overall they have been spending a lot of money millions in order to save taxes going forward in the years ahead. meantime, stock moves to a new low. warns about a stronger dollar. this is a big loser today. pep boys, manny, moe and jack other suitors were interested, there are reports that there are suitors once again for this stock and this company. that is why you're seeing the stock surge about 16% to eight-month highs. there is lowe's not like home depot home depot did well in the last quarter. lowe's did not. lowe's talked about sales dwindling. same-store sales missed numbers and lower than expected quarterly profits. back to you. melissa: nicole, thanks so much. victory for isis in a key iraqi city prompting cheering in the streets of mosul. the white house calls it a set back, others begin to wonder if we're taking the wrong

i'm nicole brewer. we will get right to carol so he can tell us how weather will be. >> it will be great. we have temperatures that will be comfortable if you like them on the cool side. that is today. if you lake them on the warmer side, that is tomorrow. the if you like them on the warmest side, that is monday. we have something for everybody in the weather today. lets take a look at what we have right the now. the the sunnies coming up, it looks beautiful in the mountains. another very popular summer destination place and in the winter as well with the sun coming up and skies are clear. we are looking down at rehoboth beach right now quiet at this moment. the that boardwalk will be pack. a temperature of 57 degrees, wind northwest at 8 miles an hour. storm scan three in problems, oh, i love it when it looks like this and i'm sure do you to on a holiday weekend. we will keep that going. however, it is cold. i cannot believe here it is memorial will day weekend and i'm showing you this again. this is a