a prison inmate told authorities that his cellmate, 29-year-old russell trevor quinn, often spoke of dana satterfield. >> it was something about how attractive dana was. believe it or not, lots of folks in prison try to swap information for a reduction in charges or less prison time. >> quinn was incarcerated for a crime that bore a marked similarity to dana's murder. >> he was also in prison for raping a woman and tying her to a tree. >> quinn was free at the time of dana's murder and fit the eyewitness description of the killer. >> the police got his mugshot, put it in a photo lineup, showed it to diane harris, who as you'll remember is our lone eyewitness. diane actually picked russell trevor quinn out of a photo lineup as being the person she came in contact with. one of dana's friends says i've seen this man in the shop before. the police are able to put him in a car not dissimilar to the one seen near the scene. >> but this turned out to be another dead end when his dna didn't match the biological evidence from the crime scene. >> russell trevor quinn was a hopeful moment for t

here is vonnie quinn.rance have a message for greece -- "we will be in touch." angela merkel threw cold water on any optimism on a deal. francois hollande met with the greek prime minister last night in latvia. germany and france said they had agreed to stay in close contact with greece. greece needs the $8 billion in bailout money to avoid default. in saudi arabia, where life is centered around oil for generations, the government seeks solar power in the country's future. >> i do not know when -- 2040, 2050, or thereafter. so we have embarked on a program to develop solar energy? why? when we look up, we have the sun every day. vonnie: the senate may take a final vote today on the fast track train bill, allowing president to speed up passage of trade agreements on the asian trade deal that is negotiated now. the senate voted 62-32 advance the bill. democrats have tried to block legislation that they say that because they say the trade you will block american jobs. david cameron says -- david cameron's gov

there is vonnie quinn. vonnie: good morning.epal has been rocked by another powerful earthquake, less than three weeks after an earthquake killed 3000 people. it hit less than 50 miles from kathmandu, the capital. first report said there were no damages to kathmandu, but it may take some time to determine impact. john kerry is in russia meeting with vladimir putin. he arrived this morning in sochi, the black sea resort for last year's winter olympics. relations with the u.s. and russia had been strained over a variety of conflicts. kerry wants pro-russian rebels in the ukraine to honor a cease-fire. the national football league is coming down on the new england patriots for the fleet gate -- for deflategate. the patriots have been fined $1 million the most in sports history for the nfl. they also lose a couple of valuable draft picks. brady was aware that the football that was used in the afc championship game was partially deflated. he plans to appeal. there is no breakout republican candidate in new hampshire yet. the poll sho

here is vonnie quinn.atio plans to use for arctic oil drilling is in seattle, and when it arrives protesters did not give it a warm welcome. [siren] vonnie: activists paddled out to the rig as it was towed toward the harbor. shell has a preliminary ok to drill into the arctic but still needs more state and federal permits. barclays will probably be fine for violating a three-year-old agreement on interest rate reading. bloomberg news were words u.s. prosecutors will not seek a guilty plea. barclays may be fined $60 million. dairy queen is dropping soda from its children's meals. even though its owner's famously fond of carbonated drinks. dairy queen is part of warren buffett's berkshire hathaway empire a big fan of cherry coke in particular. don't worry, you will still be able to get your carmel latte that your caramel latte. tom: you cannot drop sodas from kids meals. vonnie: yes, you can. tom: we will look at the equity markets and the challenges we are seeing in may. a record high in the s&p yesterday.

here is vonnie quinn.> helicopters had to rescue people from flash flooding. a tornado injured 20 people and destroyed a number of homes. jimmy carter is back home in georgia after falling ill during a south american trip. he was monitoring the election in he on a -- indian -- in guyana. the former is 90 years old. in golf, rickie fowler made an improbable comeback to win the players championship. he made this putt on the third hole for the title. he had been five shots behind the leader with six holes to play over the greatest finish in the tournament's 34-year history. he was trying to send one back to his peers. there was a "sports illustrated" survey the said he was most overrated player, so that was one for the guys. tom: very good. coming up on "bloomberg surveillance," we will look forward to the united kingdom. francine lacqua will move the story forward. tony blair out this weekend, a little bit testy about labor, and a look ahead to 2016. this is on the politics of the moment. an interesting poll

thank you so much, vonnie quinn.ap money, time warner, that is real estate percolating again. everybody is talking about stupid rents, a whole new regime of new prices. brendan: i think we have to be careful when we talk about that. data in london and new york and data around the rest of america. i will tell you the recovery has arrived when my house in annapolis appreciates. tom: there we go, the thermometer here at "bloomberg surveillance." brendan: that is a greeley index. tom: data check. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. i will call it risk off, but improving, futures -4. the euro, we had a $1.08 handle earlier. nymex crude, churning. the big showing a superb equity market performance. the dow over 18,000, 18,0232 take the dollar out of the. global pairs game. euro and yen churning. it weaker euro over the last four days five days, and brendan suggesting it goes right back to greece. moments ago hearing from mr. varoufakis for his desire to get to june 5. a weaker canada $1.2368. brendan: this is "bloomb

susanna quinn, welcome to "washington business report." you have been a big name in washington for many years. now you are getting attention for a new reason, a startup called vluxe. what is it? susanna:t is fitness and beauty services delivered to your home at market price. rebecca: you were literally on the playground thinking about what busy moms needed and came up with this idea. a lot of us have good ideas but we never create a business. talk to us about this started because it is the perfect example of an agreement -- organic startup. when did the idea come to you? susanna: my husband says i am a problem solver. i built a real estate biness to support my daughter when i was a single mom. years later, my husband said you should sta ather business. i said i don't sew or invent. what kind of business? he said you are a problem solver. solve a problem. i did not have enough time to get the things done i needed to do to be healthy and look and feel good. i started bringing providers into my home. rebecca: the reason you are so well known

here is vonnie quinn.gators are planning to talk to the engineer of the amtrak train who crashed -- that crossfit it was going 106 miles just before it derailed in philadelphia. the engineer's lawyer says he doesn't remember the crash. federal investigators say the crash proves the need for an automatic braking system. robert some sumwalt: we have called for automatic train control for many, many years. congress has called for it to be installed by the end of this year. we are very keen on positive train control. based on what we know right now, we feel that had such a system been installed in this section of track, this accident would not have occurred. vonnie: automatic braking is already used in most of the washington-boston rail corridor located no word on when amtrak will resume service between philadelphia and new york. the trade deal is back on track -- the trade deal is back on track. the senate will vote today on 2 related bills democrats want and then it will vote on the plan that would let the p

let's get to top headlines of vonnie quinn.w, we will get our first quarter revised gdp figure, likely to show the economy contracted. we will get that report at 8:30 eastern time. here in new york, the founder of an online drug peddling site will likely be sentenced to 20 years in prison. prosecutors want him behind bars for longer than that. they say he connected $18 million in bitcoin to the website. the new observation deck at one world trade center is now open to the public. visitors say you can see 50 miles on clear days. sometimes looking down at clouds . a beautiful day, bittersweet i am sure for some. tom: greece, the story continues to move forward in dresden. mr. short-- i have never seen him mr. schaeuble, anything but cranky. brendan: we saw one smile. tom: he is wearing a tie this morning. brendan: he is definitely the -- tom: on the united states budget with an important guest right now. brendan: if you are an american citizen, you have equity in what you might think of as the world's largest bank. this is a ques

here is vonnie quinn.naev will be allowed to speak when he is formally sentenced to death. a judge in boston is due to schedule that hearing today. the jury voted in favor of executing the marathon bomber. the bird flu could cost of the u.s. $1 billion. federal officials say it is affecting 15 states. chicken and turkey farms in iowa and minnesota are hardest hit. those states have lost nearly 30 million birds. and bacon is a big bargain. wholesale prices are down from about 2/3 from a year ago. these names the miami losing track, tom and brendan -- the se names, i am losing track, tom and brendan. tom: thank you, bonnie. the euro front and center, bond yields on the move as well in germany, particularly walmart. follow-up off the earnings call, they have got some challenges. they need to go out and find some customers units to sell to. fixed income etf's, we see demand surge. some of the dynamics of a challenged fix income market. it is a new ipo or initial public offering, a private world of venture capi

quinn.onnie: we are also following ebay. merchants will be paid for ads only if they lead to actual sales. ebay sellers will be a will to specify what percent of a product sales price they will pay to run an ad. the higher the percentage, the more prominent the ad will be. the airline industry in the u.s. has been flying high, now in a bear market. the index has fallen for a 12th straight day. investors are concerned that they are adding too many seats too soon. plus, fuel prices are rising. oil is up 34% since the middle of march. in london, ford is offering drivers to share cars, not by them. it is the automaker's attempt to tap into the growing market for on-demand driving. others, like bmw and the parent of mercedes have been offering car rentals by the minute. you would have to be pretty exact to rent by the minute. tom: absolutely absurd. the queen will speak today. francine lacqua will give us important spin from london as the queen speaks to her government. the world's richest colleg

let's get to top headlines with vonnie quinn. brendan:vonnie: more detail on what brendan was just saying. ubs is going to pay more than half $1 billion in penalties to settle two u.s. government investigations. from guilty to fraud -- playing -- pleading guilty to fraud. the bank will pay $342 million in another probe into currency rigging. four other large banks will plead guilty in the foreign exchange case today. jason morgan, -- jpmorgan citigroup. the fines are expected to total in the billions. it is the biggest auto recall in u.s. history. the japanese airbag maker toccakata. ever bag are blamed for six deaths. they will work with -- >> they have agreed to answer to a consent order with ntsa. ntsa is launching a legal process that will allow us to bring together on a manufacturers whose vehicles are affected, along with takata and other parts suppliers. vonnie: u.s. regulators say because there are 11 different carmakers and a shortage of parts, it could take years to make all the cars safe. hillary clinton has broken her

vonnie quinn has more. vonnie: we are getting headlines out of hewlett-packard and a new partner for hewlett-packard. they will partner to create a chinese technology powerhouse. we are seeing very little trade in hewlett-packard but it is up slightly. they will buy 51% of the stake in the new business. that will cost about $2.3 billion. that is the figure we are getting. hp says they will buy 51% in this new powerhouse joint partnership. olivia: thank you so much. still to come, much more on "market makers." i love doing this show with you. and other potential republican candidate for president. we will be joined by george pataki and he will be talking to us about his vision on trade immigration and a whole lot more. ♪ olivia: good morning from a brisk spring morning this thursday in new york city. it is a seven degrees, erik schatzker and i are warm on the "market makers" set. it is time for headlines. they captured the ancient syrian city, it contains ruins of a 2000-year-old city that was one of the mos

this was passed two years ago signed by democratic governor pat quinn.his is baby step on the journey of $200 billion because right now the state of illinois has $214 billion in debt and 30 billion-dollars in assets. we need to completely rethink how we do public sector pensions in illinois. otherwise we'll not be able to pay for anything else, k-12, education, infrastructure, medicaid for poor people and pregnant women. david: to cut those costs that are cutting right into the heart of the budget, you're going bankrupt, it is as simple as that? >> well the problem is, the federal bankruptcy code does not provide for states to go bankrupt. what is actually going to happen, this was telegraphed in the illinois state supreme court opinion, why don't you raise taxes? slash and burn social services and other state spending? the problem is, with numbers i just described you can't get there. you can't make the numbers work. so what is going to have to happen is constitutional amendment to amend the illinois constitution the provision that allowed for the supre

this grass fire is burning behind east ridge moll just south of quinn by road and thick smoke permeates the area. it started just before 4:30 p.m. at an empty lot. east capitol -- between quinnby and anymoran boulevard is closed to traffic. fire crews are using the road as a staging area for trucks. there is a housing subdivision across the street called the carlisle apartment homes and residents have been coming tout see the flames first hand. >> we went down the street. >>> we seen the trees on fire. and when the walked a little bit more and jumped to the palm trees and they just incinerated. fast. so dry. and then from there just you seek how far it spread. >> now it's just keeping going hasn't stopped. >> you say you had to walk away -- >> because of the smoke. we're full of ash. we're raining ashes right now. >> we hear firefighters are talking about sending more units to a nearby mobile home park because of concerns over flying embers. they said the wind is blowing good so firefighters are struggling with that. live in san jose abc7 news. >> an independent police audit for in san

. >>> firefighters say the fire near the intersection of east capital expressway and quinn by startedat 4:30 yesterday afternoon. it took them about two hours to contain the fire. no one was arrested and no one was hurt. >>> thieves have been targeting pay at the pump machines at gas stations and getting away with a lot of cash. now police are releasing this surveillance video. now in the video you can see a man walk up to this pay mall sheen at the arko station. he then uses a drill to open up the boxes. and moments later he ties a chain to the box with the cash still inside. >> this is really frustrating actually. it's 2015 and this is happening. so it's really frustrating. >> now the owner says the thieves made off with $4,000 at one gas station and $3500 at another. the thefts have been happening late at night or early in the morning when very few customers are around. >>> the secretary has strong criticism for iraq's military saying iraq's soldiers shows no will to fight. blames iraq's military for the loss of -- but they chose to withdraw instead of standing their ground and def

quinn and the county have been discussing the plan to bring the team to bred rick'sburg for year now.ides had to finalize an agreement by the end of this month. >>> a lot of people interested. 4:51 a lot of people interested in this forecast too. we've got a lot of little showers yesterday in the evening and afternoon and want to know what today looks like. >> that thunder came up me up half the night. it was loud and there was lightning. and we had an inch of rain that caused some flooding. right now, this area is flooding the flash flood warning is in effect there until 6:30 this morning. the storms are exiting along the eastern shore. it's still raining along the atlantic beaches. a few sprinkles here in winchester and west of hagerstown this is moving off to the east. we might get an additional sprinkle coming into the metro area. it is still mild and muggy, we're in the 60s. raegan national is 72. dress accordingly. summer-like day today. have an umbrella this morning and likely this afternoon you may need an umbrella as we'll be heading back home with passing showers and thunder

welcome to you both. -- quinn bi. the headline that the train was going 100 miles an hour or more going around the bend. that is a 15 mile-an-hour area. alan, you first. your reaction to that news please. >> obviously the vehicle was out of control. we all know these speed limits are rigidly enforced. these trains are recorders. if an engineer exceeds the speed limit by as little as 10 mile-per-hours they can lose their operators license of the this will be a very interesting investigation. obviously the recorders and the human performance people will be trying to get inside of the head of that individual and also look at the physical evidence. gerri. gerri: thank you for that. we're expecting this press conference to start any second. i should say the train engineer apparently declined to answer questions from the philadelphia police. so ntsb presser beginning right now. this is the board member, robert sumwalt we're hearing from. >> from the national transportation safety board. ntsb as many of you know is an indepe

look at the national quinn pea acpoll. no frontrunner. see a bunch down here, and these are not nobodies. a sitting united states governor and two former governors and a senator that won 11 states last time he ran for president. so the question is, why not? we may have 18 or 19 candidates, and if jeb bush can barely crack double digits, why not? >> exactly. that's why george pataki, who we all forgot about jumped in, and he said a good showing in new hampshire is all the more reason to do it, and john kasich is going to get in, because ohio legislators looking to move the primary to march 19th. if he wins the buckeye state on the same night that marco rubio wins the sunshine state of florida, you are setting up one of the crazy geographic situations. >> in a party that usually has a nominee essentially after south carolina, just one or two more contests to put the stamp on it, and a lot of people will say we are going to california, and i sat with republicans who do what democrats do, talk about a broke convention. rand paul has had a nic

. >> they're -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: university of north texas james quinn has studied motorcycle gangs for 15 years. >> as long as they're left alone, they'll leave people alone, but if they are disrespected or injured or offended, they would prefer to handle it themselves. >> reporter: links to sunday's shooting allegedly go all the way back to december with the murder at a fort worth bar and beating at a toys for tots drive. both incidents involved the bandidos and a rival gang. a retired alcohol, tobacco and firearms agent who infiltrated the he hells angels sense the violence steles from territorial control to so- called colors on gang vests. >> these gangs, their club, their patch, their organization, their brotherhood, it's their religion and they will fight for it and kill for it and die for it. >> so colors and images because police believe sunday's shooting all started over one gang wearing texas on their vests notoriously worn by a rival gang. >>> still ahead on wusa9, he says he's a fan of humans. hear what else stephen colbert told a group of graduates at wake forest.

. >> i'm joined by professor james quinn who studies outlaw motorcycle gangs at the university of northexas. give us a little bit of background about the bandit toes, the could the sacks. how would you describe what they are, these essentially like organized crime families like the elks, is this some kind you have institution somewhere in between the two? >> it's really a mixture of different influences. there's an organized crime element to most of these clubs. there's also a fraternal element. there's a lot of varability across their local chapters with the bandy does you're talking about an international organization, with the cossacks you're talking about a much smaller statewide organization. the bandy toes have been indicted many times for various organized crime networks. the cossacks have been pretty low profile. >> the bandit toes have this sort of famously a beef with the hell's angels. in fact there was a murder in austin of someone who was starting a hell's angel club but they were suspected of committing. how often do we see this obviously not this level of violence but vio

our reporter sergio quinn danny is -- quintana is the only local journalist there and is talking about the problems. >> i needed an iphone charger and was told to come here but when you step in you realize there are quite a few things in here you do not feel safe about. >> sergio took this video showing the crumbling staircase he had to take to get to the super market and said it is a familiar sight in buildings across the capital city of katmandu. sergio is in nepal along with volunteers from the bay area helping with relief efforts after 9 first big,". his reporting conditions this evening on abc7. sergio is tweeting updates as well. the relief and recovery efforts in nepal will need more help now. if you would like to donate text nepal to 90999 to contribute $10. >> the authorities right now are at scene of an outdoor marijuana grow that could be an environmental hazard. we were over the scene a short time ago and officers served a search warrant at a home where a greenhouse was set up alongside the home and 100 hot laboratories were inside. the size of the grow was small but it tri

reporting live tonight in north philadelphia, todd quinn nope cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right todd, thank you. today governor tom wolf ordered all pennsylvania state flags at the capitol and at other state buildings to fly at half staff to honor victims of the deadly train derailment. they will remain lowered until sundown on sunday may 17th. >>> as "eyewitness news" was first to tell you today at 5:00 o'clock this deadly train crash could lead to criminal charges. tonight "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt is under asking district attorney seth williams if that will happen. >> members of our crime scene unit have been there and this is the most horrific seen they have ever come across in their experiences as professionals. >> district attorney seth will yup says his investigators are already keeping a close eye on evidence uncovered in the deadly train crash to determine if a criminal investigation might be launched in the future. >> we are monitoring the investigation. we are actively a part of the investigation. but it's too early right now for to us come to any concl

kicker yo particularly quinn of dolphins made after battle with brain cancer.n our area. he was mfl royalty. he was a key figure on the dolphins 1972 perfect season helping them win super bowl seven he fumble in that game but held many nfl records. he was 70 years old. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> well tonight philadelphia law enforcement officers are being honored recognized for their time, service and commitment to our city. this was the sixth annual law enforcement awards at the enon tabernacle baptist church. "eyewitness news" reporter stevepatterson was there. he served as the emcee tonight. >>> well, a great new feature at the philadelphia zoo allows to you see the gorillas like never before. >> this new passageway allows gorillas to monkey around right above your head. >> whoa! >> part of a network of outdoor trails called zoo 360 let's the animals roam around and above to visitors. sometime next year you'll be able to get up close with giraffes zebras and rhinos. so go check it out. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> "eyewitness news" will be back on the air tomo

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susan quinn "they've been arrested. they have not been indicted."ey have been, they just have not been convicted. the case going to a jury. joel shipp says " watching the looting and burning has not settled well with much of the country." randal stevens says "i hope so but i doubt. subconscious racism is ingrained in both the culture and judicial system in the u.s. it will take a lot to make a truly meaningful change." alonzo is joining us this sunday morning from baltimore. good morning. is this a turning point for your city? bruce smart: caller: absolutely not. the media is attempted to change the narrative. trying to pay to picture a blight on property as being the issue when in fact the issue is black men on arms being killed by police officers and police officers not been prosecuted. so, i think the police are living in a an above the law type of situation. additionally, it is almost as if they are the judge. they are now the juries and most cases when it's a black person, they are the executioner. so poverty is a part of every c city and every

melee's quest forever senate seat is a struggle and huck and quinn do what they can to get answers.ads up to next week's season finale that is an all new "scandal" at 9:00. >> and the d.a. has new information and they know that you are innocent. >> how? >> they are all proven liars all of them. >> aliyah's meeting with carter may breathe new life into his case on and all new "american crime" at 10:00. it's a stunning turn of events tonight. okay the tension is mounting tonight. "grey's anatomy" follows by "scandal" at 9:00 and followed by "american crime" and "action news" at 11:00. join in on twitter with your favorite prime time shows tag all of shows you love and use #6abcaction. we are back in a moment. >>> a big makeover started on a south philadelphia playground, the ceremony was here on barry play grown the investment will help fix the tennis court and install new benches they say that the park creates a safe place to play activities in the community. >>> lets head back to adam joseph who is having more fun that he probably should with this week's outdoor adventure. >> he is

. >> james quinn, who studies these groups, thank you very much.i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> joining us, sergeant swanton with the waco police department. sergeant. can you zee describe what is happening before this broke out and how your department learned about it? >> i'll tell you through criminal intelligence resources we were made aware of biker activity at this club going on for a while. we've been watching and processing information as we could. we knew sunday there was a large contingent there at the club in response to that we had a large contingent of officers available to deal with that. >> let me ask you this. obviously this is anomalous in the sense we've seen nothing like it. how much policing involves dealing with these kinds of groups? is this something common for your officers to have to deal with? >> you know, i will tell you, i've been here 34 years and 34 years i've been here, we've had biker gangs in and around waco, nothing to the magnitude and event that occurred here sunday afternoon. we know they're in the area. they

is 12ing just looking at twitter right now as we speak, a leading figure for the no campaign, david quinnassociated with an activist with the catholic church is congratulating the yes side, he says, well done. so there's an indication, at least, very early here, even though official results have not yet been posted by elected officials here in ireland, there is a feeling that this is going to the side of the yes camp. that is, by both sides, not just yes supporters, but also those who support the no votes. interesting developments here so quickly. as i said, the turnout was big with the yes campaign. there's no doubt that yes campaign was able to successfully generate enormous support and enthusiasm through this campaign, to the point where we've seen big numbers of people travel internationally to be here in ireland. this is irish citizens living overseas, just so they could take part in this referendum. take a look. ♪ ♪ are you ready are you ready for love ♪ >> reporter: these people really want to vote. irish citizens abroad weren't allowed to take part in the referendum, so this lot t

. >> sergio quinn taken no explains. >> when the moment the first punch was thrown, one woman at this house party was nervous. >> i don't watch because i'm scared. but this time i had to watch. >> like pane filipino homes across the bay area her family did morning just come together to watch a boxes match. they threw a party to celebrate a national icon. but for some it is a little more special. >> like my son now. he live in my house. >> back in 2001 when manny pacquiao first came to the united states, she hosted the then unknown fighter in her home for a month. now he's in a match-up against mayweather and viewed by millions around the world. >> he came from a humble beginning. now he's really big and part of the filipino community. >> this man is a pacquiao fan. he she would out more than $7,000 to hosts a 300 person views event and sold out tickets two weeks ago. for home subscribers 100 bucks was the going rate to watch it with friends and family. in the end it didn't turn out the way he had hoped. >> heartbreaking. but he did his best. >> she's still proud of pacquiao and so is

that has quinn itemed what it was last week. it is mostly oak tree pollen right now. we'll have much of the day dry, 70 moon. mid 80s in the afternoon. thunder showers coming through this afternoon. these will not likely be severe. the impact will be low. maybe some brief lightning and brief down pour as they move through between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. that is the latest timing for the metro area. a little bit after that a little farther to our east maybe until 6:00 p.m. overnight tonight, we'll clear up. tomorrow a little bit cooler. highs around 70s. tomorrow's storms probably not severe. thursday high 70s. friday partly cloudy. jump back into the 80s. warmest day looks to be mothers day, in the upper 80s. nice day on saturday too. could get some thuners on monday with highs in the mid 80s. melissa looking with our roads with our traffic tracker camera. it's way cool. >>> it's especially fun if there's traffic here and you don't want to be sitting in it. you can take a look at t right now, first 4 traffic tracker heading inbound on 66 coming through manassas here. it's

>> we are going out, amy, colin quinn, myself, and we will be in chicago on the 18th at the harris theater norse. and all of the money goes to charity, which i regret now because it made a lot of money. >> jimmy: really was a mistake. well, by the way, these are some of the funniest comics you will see. if you know them or not, very funny people. good to see you. thank you for coming. judd apatow, everybody. "sick in the head" comes out on june 16th. the live train wreck comedy tour starts june 14th in boston. and we'll be back with music from twenty one pilots. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank jennifer connelly, judd apatow, zach and noah. apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. he will be rescheduled. nightline is next but first, their album "blurry face" came out on tuesday, here with the song "

my first baby, quinn i was up in new york, i had worked that day. and i worked the whole day and then i cleaned up my little apartment and took the train home and i ran into, you know, senator out of connecticut on the train people always laughing that first labor can take forever in the train in labor, doesn't even seem like much is going on. >> at least you have distraction. >> my first child joy the mother of my child jessica 36 hours of labor. >> wow. >> we saw throw shifts of nurses and doctors come through. and i would be sitting by the bed, where she is -- the heart monitor, you know, they put it into the baby's skull. it starts rattling. but then after the contraction, i would put my head down on the bed and sleep like 452nd and dream even. 452nd. then the monitor would go over again. >> and what was she doing? >> ahh. >> great. >> stuff like that. >> such a great help. >> brian did the same thing. he was falling asleep. because whether it lasts so long your adrenyline up like one of those movies then it is not, like massage my back, keep ma

known as quinn on loan.include cipro. >> it is the only medication that i was on. >> the drugs already carry a black box warning, the strongest and most serious the fda can require. it can cause tendonitis and tendon rupture. there is a push to add more warnings. >> peoples lives are being destroyed by these drugs. it is not okay. >> reporter: dr. charles bennett has filed two petitions with the fda. he wants the agency to add new warnings to the drug, saying the drugs may cause psychiatric problems and mito condry all damages to cells, that can lead to diseases like alzheimer's. >> doctors are not aware of the full range of toxicity. >> but the new campaign concerns this man. >> i believe petitions are worth considering, but only when the preponderance of evidence, the science behind it. >> this man says there is no good science to back up these petitions. he says there is overwhelming evidence the drugs are inappropriately prescribed. >> ear infections, sinus infections, throat infections. >> reporter: not

>> we are going out, amy, colin quinn, myself, and we will be in chicago on the 18th at the harris theaterto charity, which i regret now because it made a lot of money. >> jimmy: really was a mistake. well, by the way, these are some of the funniest comics you will see. if you know them or not, very funny people. good to see you. thank you for coming. judd apatow, everybody. "sick in the head" comes out on june 16th. the live train wreck comedy tour starts june 14th in boston. and we'll be back with music from twenty one pilots. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. on his quest, jack ventured far andthrough dust, fog and rain. until he smelled something legendary. garlic herb butter. jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest, craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >> announcer: the "jimm >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank jennifer connell

. >> reporter: brady kohler, quinn, martin, kid, ever heart, just a few of the names here on these crosses those who served our country and died. it is emotional for those who survived. >> it is hard not to be. >> i agree with you. >> not only does it bring memories from when we were in the service and in combat, but also it brings back those had didn't come back. >> reporter: veterans hope more people pause to recognize memorial day for what it is, and also hope that younger veterans will join them at the vfw, to keep the tradition and comradery alive. >> what we have is because of our sacrifices and sacrifices who have died in the war and or not even in war during peace time. >> reporter: in pennsauken, new jersey, joann pillegi fox 29 news. >>> dutch prime minister mark ruth paid tribute to the u.s. troops. 8,301 soldiers are buried at the netherland american cemetery the 65-acre cemetery is near dutch boarder with germany which was liberated from nazi occupation in september of 1944, by the 30th infantry division. many of of those in attendance were americans who lost family in the war

we'll have the very funny colin quinn here in a few minutes. he was talking about his broadway show

you know her from doctor quinn medicine woman wedding crashers, kit cat, is here hi jane. >> hi thereee you. >> so nice to meet you. >> you guys are old friend. >> we know each other. >> we go back a long way. >> well, in fact, i had that same piece of artwork behind you in my house. >> you do. >> you do. >> one of my very first came up. >> yes. >> who knew what would happen good where did that come from open heart idea. >> my mom survived world war two in the japanese concentration camp and he said in life when things where are tough or challenge us you close-up your heart. open up your heart and reach out to help someone else. purpose and love will come in your life. i thought if you have your heart and your hearties open and connect to it another open heart, that is what came about it. >> then it became jewelry which is out. >> yes. >> and new we have a foundation. we have all of the people that have taken a challenge and an opportunity to help others. >> do you remember if worries than you ever grew. >> do you. >> well, i am not sure. it was on the back of the napkin. >> yes. >> i

. >> welcome to the quinn. could you fill that out for me, please? >> yeah. >> cash or credit? $38.85. >> clara pays for only one of her three nights up front, counting on the money she'll make dancing to cover the rest. >> i think the first time i traveled it was so much of a bummer. it was so miserable. you really learn how to keep yourself busy after you've been doing this a while. [ phone ringing ] >> hello. >> hey, i just got into hurley. it's the most boring trip in the world. how's your day? >> same old, same old. >> this is life on the road. low-budget motel rooms and long nights away from her family. >> all right, sounds good, babe. i love you. >> i love you too. >> but clara won't be lonely for long. in just a few hours, she'll be surrounded by men. ♪ >> welcome to the annual atv rally in hurley, wisconsin. one of the largest such events in the midwest. every summer this tiny town gets transformed and infused with a massive level of testosterone. what better place for a stripper to come and cash in? ♪ >> you too! >> over 400 four wheelers, most of them men, have trave

has given tunisia $570 million geared toward economic growth, quinn $70 million has gone to improve security. >> the message to the u.s., he is making progress june however important the milestone that tunisia has reached, we are still midway. we have a long way ahead of us. june with the war in libya next door, he came lacking for more military aid. the u.s. said he'll get it. they've asked congress to double the budget for security assistance in the coming year. al jazeera washington. >> still ahead on al jazeera they have a message but will ethiopia's opposition be litigationed to in the upcoming election. >> painting a political picture why the future looks bright for the cuban-american art scene. >> welcome back. you're watching the aljazeera america news hour. here's a reminder of our top stories. a suicide bomber hit a mosque in saudi arabia during friday prayers. 19 people have been killed. the blast happened in the mosque in the village. >> isil advancing east of the city of ramadi in iraq. thousands of shia militia have been gathering in the base preparing a counter offensive again

well, i'm lucky to have here with me jenny quinn, who's a professor of interdisciplinary arts and sciences the set of buttons and the set of kids, okay? >> sure. one button per child. >> one button per child. one thing from each set matched up, holding hands with something from the other set. and this gives us a lot of information, okay? >> yes. >> so it's a question of how much information we actually want to keep track of. >> i see, because we could assign the buttons in many different ways, in fact. >> yes, because notice each one of these buttons is actually distinct. so if we paid attention to which button went to which child, we would be able to say, if one of the buttons were missing, what child that corresponded to. >> right, right. >> but we might not want to keep all that information because there are 720 possibilities of ways to match up buttons to kids. so we could choose to consider smaller subsets to pay attention to. now, a subset is a collection, a smaller collection of the entire set. and in fact, we could ask that the blue buttons create a subset and they go to the blue-s

this a student inside a sixth grade class at a suburban maryland school called quinn park middle schooltured these few seconds it was a substitute teacher apparently using what appeared to be a belt to break up a possible fight. as soon as that substarted swinging the belt around, you could see the kids scatter. you could hear them just now screaming on that videotape. well, the school immediately responded. we obtained this video and showed it first last night on our local air here at fox five in washington. the school immediately responded and said we don't condone this type of behavior. the substitute teacher used improper actions. the subhas been removed from the classroom. and we also learned today police and the state's attorney out here are investigating the teacher. no charges filed so they are not releasing the name of the teacher. we did some digging we found out is a vietnam vet. is he apparently well-liked by students and parents and he is involved with the rotc program at the local high school there. right near the middle school. now, we did speak withhe t !! and administra

joining us now, garrett quinn, a reporter who's been in the courtroom throughout the trial.in there today when the sister was testifying? >> there was a lot of buildup to whether or not she was actually going to take the stand. i think for a lot of people, given all the talk and discussion over the last couple days, it was somewhat of a letdown. she only spoke for approximately 15 minutes. >> do we have any idea about the religious composition of the jury? >> not a complete breakdown of all of them. depending on what happened during jury selection process, a lot of the religious background was not actually discussed. >> but it is kind of statistically impossible for there to be no catholics on that jury in a boston jury pool, federal jury pool. and all they need -- the defense needs just one, just one to see this the way the sister sees it. >> that's correct. in a federal death penalty case, you do not need a -- you need a unanimous decision to get the death penalty. >> she was asked today if the defense was paying her to testify. she said absolutely not. and then there was

see a new traffic light and exit ramp there, you won't be able to get on columbia pike from south quinn street anymore. the owners of the dulles greenway are hoping for heavy traffic today. it's for some good causes. today is the annual dulles greenway drive for charity. if 67,000 cars travel the greenway, that would raise $310,000 for the march of dimes and five other charities. a little incentive here, jiffy lube giving out cash to the drivers. it's privately owned toll road between dulles international airport and leesburg. >>> we are working to make sure that you know when to hit the roads this memorial day holiday. some helpful data for you. peak travel time is this afternoon. that's according to analysts who looked at some gps data. the average travel speed dropped to the lowest point between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. but you want to hang tight. friday friday's driving will be better. >> since we are talking about hitting the road for the holiday weekend, expect to see a price hike at the pump. but shouldn't last long. landon dowdy joins us from cnbc with that and more. >> that's right.