here he is in 15 his coach a man named butch ryan. father and with kenny's father. >> harris cousins spent years watching their friend on the big screen and they expected gnome make the championship game. >> he texted me 1:00 o'clock this morning. 1:09 this morning i got a text from bo ryan. >> teddy harris is the assistant coach for the chester high school clippers where bo ryan's name was one on the starting roster. >> knowing bo, all these years he's a stickler for all the fine points of basketball. >> reporter: coach ryan didn't actually go to this building for high school. his chester high school burned down in the late 1960s. but in recent interviews he talked about going to basketball games with his dad starting when he was five years old. >> over the years no matter where life took the famous coach, these cousins insist bo ryan would always come back to chester. >> bo has never forgotten where he came from. >> reporter: that's something these men will never forget. in chester david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right.

let's bring ryan in now.n: he was in the peace talks -- it was at the peace talks that we got the cease-fire that everyone is talking about. between the russians and the ukrainians. he did not really broker the deal but he was the host. he was a very close ally of the russians, perhaps the closest ally in the former soviet space. at the same time he has come out against the annexation of crimea. he said a lot of things in support of the ukrainians. he told me be situation right now in ukraine is alarming. he warned that the two sides might be slipping towards war. have a listen. >> i hope this is thenot the calm before the storm. i would not like that. they tell us we are a long way from peace in ukraine. the most worrying thing is that the u.s. has not been openly involved in this process. i believe there can be no stability in ukraine without the americans. having met recently with representatives of the u.s., officials, i clearly laid out this. stating i don't know what americans want here in eastern europ

. >> ryan gilliard was training with the st. joe's prep football team when he collapsed over the weekend. now that school is trying to help the students cope. doug shimell spoke to people who knew ryan. >> and students are planning a special tribute this week. >> yes, they are. ryan went here to the st. denis catholic school for several years. and when they compete in the penn relays, they will arm bands in memory of ryan. >> there are few answers about why ryan gilliard collapsed and died saturday morning. >> i don't know what else you can do besides bubble wrap your child and pray every day. pray you know god has a plan. i don't know what his plan is or why this is has happened. >> friends say they didn't hear ryan complain about anything before starting the spring conditioning drills for st. joseph's prep football team. >> doing the spring training high heat workouts. got to be very cautious. >> and with each loss of a young athlete, those who know them wonder if something could have been detected. >> it's like a basic check-

white funding in the 2013 ryan white fiscal year. again, a lowest mat of people reaching retirement age in years 1 through 5 of 22 people and a high with 69 people and we've estimated core services and support service costs ranging from 35,000 to $112,000. we've excluded medical costs from this estimate because people will be eligible for medicare and medical when they reach retirement. so without the cooperation of insurance companies, we can't know the exact number of people with private insurance, but what information is available indicates the size of the population is somewhere between several hundred and approximately 1200 people. we know that few people with private insurance make regular use of services intended for people with hiv with private disability insurance, which will have to -- i'm sorry -- and this will have to be taken into account when designing services for this population. the overall effect of the drop in income that will occur as people lose their insurance is difficult to predict conclusively because some pe

ladies love ryan reynolds.n a game of egg russian roulette later in the show. >> jimmy: yeah. plus, he's the star of one of the most watched and talked about new shows of the season. every week it's gone up in the ratings. now it's like getting like super bowl ratings. and it's so much fun to watch. have you seen it yet? >> steve: yeah, it's fantastic. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. "empire." terrence howard is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: taraji. it's a fun show man, i love it. and we've got music from -- this is one of our favorites. gosh, she's got such a great voice. kelly clarkson is in the house. [ cheers and applause ] you can't beat kelly clarkson. guys, i have some pretty fun news. the "tonight show" mascot, hashtag the panda, just got his very own stuffed animal down at the nbc experience store. there he is. [ cheers and applause ] where's the little hashtag? just to show, yeah. got a little hashtag. [ audience aws ] the cool thing is if you squeeze his hand the hashtag son

ryan white funded services are generally available to people at or below 400 percent of poverty. it's our understanding that most people who receive ryan white services in san francisco are well under 400 percent of poverty guidelines. white men make up a small percentage of clients in the ryan white program, which serves a greater number of people of color and women than are in the general population of people with hiv. again, these demographic differences might have implications for how programs are designed and how outreach is conducted for people who have not used public services in the past. as i mentioned, the insurance companies decline to provide information on the number of disability insurance policy holders and health care and other service providers generally don't collect this kind of information. so we've estimated the number of people with insurance, with disability insurance. we began by assuming that people who were diagnosed before antiretro viral therapy became available were more likely to be disabled and unable to work than people diagnosed after effective th

ryan young is on the streets of baltimore for us. ryan relatively calm so far.'s hope it stays that way. you have a special guest. >> reporter: yeah relatively calm. i'll tell you now you hear the music behind us. the people are singing. a lot of self-policing going on. as you see young men that we had talked to earlier, leading people singing. they've been holding hands for the last half-hour making sure it remains peaceful. when someone started yelling at police they made sure to pull that person back. one young man who's been in this crowd wanting to talk about the community he lived in his entire life he said we are glad to see what's going on today. but you want change in the neighborhood. >> yes i do, yes, i do. it's awful here, man. we have too many homeless people and too many abandoned houses. how is that possible? so how it possible? this is -- seriously, it's a liquor store on every corner. >> reporter: when you saw what happened yesterday, when you saw the -- when it was burning, how did it make you feel? >> it made me feel bad, but at the same time

the moats say he pointed it, first at tamisha, then at ryan.amisha goes in, ryan decides it's best to stay outside, hoping the officer will understand their situation. >> you ran a red light. >> we went back and forth for a little bit. and then i realized that i was talking to a wall. i mean, he wasn't going to listen. he didn't care. >> did i not stop at the red light? did i not -- >> stop. and then you ran through the red light. >> i waved the traffic off. >> it was still red. >> and then i turned. >> shut your mouth and listen. >> shut my mouth and listen? that's how you talk to me, dude? >> shut your mouth and listen. >> he was just, like, i can take you to jail, i can tow your car. shut your mouth. all this different stuff that i was thinking that wasn't appropriate for a cop to say to anybody. >> it's decision time for ryan. he knows if he stays he'll probably miss his opportunity to say good-bye and to be there for his wife. >> i was thinking i didn't want anything else bad to happen, so i was trying to stay as calm as possible. >> ryan

his name is ryan.d down a couple days ago and i'm really sad for it happened late one night in late february. ryan's family had just fallen asleep. a seven-alarm fire tore through their apartment complex displaceing dozens of family. i lost my toys my stuffed animals, i lost my toy box, i lost my bed. >> repor in fact his family lost virtually everything. but they found an angel in colin. who asked his mom if he could make a video to put on facebook. >> i always take his picture and he always says don't put it on facebook because y will see it. he understands everybody sees things on facebook. >> repor he was ho people would this. and my friend at school his name is ryan and his age is 7. his house burned down. >> reporter: within hours it was clear that one small voice. >> i'm asking you to help ryan. >> reporter: can have a big impact. >> i'm sitting here and i'm looking at it and i run down stairs to show my mother and she just starts crying. oh she starts crying. >> reporter: what did k of that? >>

again, ryan? again, ryan, who are the people in the t-shirts?> reporter: we have a crowd who has shown up. these are trying to hold the peace. they've shown up from outside the crowd and started throwing bottles at police. they're not part of the original protest it appears. they've come later on. and the group in the t-shirts and the other people are trying to hold the line. it's one or two people who have decided to instigate things. when that happens, the police feel they need to respond. in fact some of the peacemakers last time were even hosed with that pepper spray which, by the way, glows orange, that's on the back of our shirts and bodies. as you look here this young man here is standing up and telling everyone to push back and they will not allow anyone to come at the police officers. there is a group that's shown up that looks like they are determined to try to tang well officers. >> again, ryan as we're watching perhaps, you know a couple of bad apples in a crowd of peaceful protesters. you have all these people from the community, as

ryan howard hit a homerun.field bases will be lined, well, lined with green like around the borders of the bases, little green outline. the phillies take on the fish the stinking fish, tonight. >>> and, busted in her bikini. could be my favorite story of the day. a grandmother's day at the pool ends with prison time. why police pull her over. did they frisk her? >> hey grand ma. >> good morning everybody 6:27. we're on the scene of this accident that is causing backups in northeast philadelphia. a closure of the roosevelt boulevard, as they clean up from early morning accident. we'll have the details detour and sue with the forecast whether we come right back. >>> kr-6 three following developing story out of bucks count i have of fire crews discover man's body inside this burned out home. why it took so long to get inside the house. >>> really knowing police procedures very confident very believable, as to the police officer. >>> here we go again. that guy's not a cop. it is another case of police impersination

special memoriale1 service to honor ryan.10 news. 6÷ ame intot( contact with a live wire. emergency crews took thexd man to university hospital. investigators are workingxd toxd figure out how the accidentq happened. still ahead,çó wait until you see what a family was carrying on top of their minivan.q the &mu rebel. the dealÑiclthat could get the casino. >>> officers brought the dogs to a veterinary hospital. as for the family police decided not to arrest them but instead educate them that it is illegal to transport animals outside a vehicle. next at 6:00 a day of fun and sportsmanship for hundreds of athletes in our area with special abilities. >>> and temperatures today in the 80s, but i amtraking changes as we head into tomorrow, plus what to expect from the rainfall we're expecting. that's all coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> two suspects in wilmington are back in delaware to face charges. 20-year-old michael broomer and 21-year-old mayfield were extradited and returned to delaware. both were arrested

congressman ryan spoke to peter cook earlier today.ns want to give the president more authority to do anything now? the story of the president residency has been gridlock. peter: republicans have also accused this president of exceeding his executive authority on issues like immigration. it does raise the question to some republicans, why would they cede any ground to the president ? i put that question to paul ryan and the answer is they agree with the president on trade and they believe fast track trade authority the weight is being constructed will give them more power over the final product. congressman ryan: there is nothing stopping the president from negotiating a trade agreement at plopping it on congress' desk. by offering this vote with his transparent process with negotiating objectives at the front, we think we will get a better outcome and a better outcome from our trading partners as well. peter: the white house is pleased they are getting help from paul ryan. he is delivering votes for them on this issue. last time we ha

reena, ryan?cidental deaths of two hostages. the white house confirming those deaths after a january drone strike on an al qaeda compound. abc's karen travers has the latest. >> reporter: president obama called it a tragedy and says he takes full responsibility. >> it is a cruel and bitter truth that in the fog of war generally and our fight against terrorists specifically mistakes, sometimes deadly mistakes, can occur. >> reporter: two aid workers held hostage by al qaeda, american warren weinstein and italian giovanni lo porto, accidentally killed in a january 14th cia drone strike on the afghanistan-pakistan border. the u.s. was targeting al qaeda operatives. >> based on the intelligence that we had obtained at the time, including hundreds of hours of surveillance, we believed that this was an al qaeda compound, that no civilians were present. >> reporter: two american al qaeda members were killed. ahmed farouk, a leader in al qaeda, taken out in the strike that killed weinstein and lo porto. a

gillyard ryan back erin running back was on this 11th and cecil b. moore practice field for morning conditioning workout when collapsed in front of teammates. they ran to help and could not revive the team. he was rushed to temple where he was pronounced dead. his grief stricken father told "action news" he was at the practice and hospital when his son died and ryan had no preexisting medical condition and he's been playing football since 3rd grade. ryan's love of the game and talents brought him to this renowned athletics program. st. joe's expressed condolences to upper darby delaware county 15-year-old who played cyo basketball st. dennis in havertown. ryans with a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of the community and do whatever we can to support family and friends especially members of freshman class and football team of which he was a member. head football coach gabe afante and staff walked out after spending time with players day. grief counselors will be available all weekend as the community kopz with the loss of the yo

guy: ryan. ryan: we are on futex's trading floor, where navinder sarao worked. he spent the better part of his 20's here. this is where he learned the abcs of training and honed his skills. important to note is the period after he worked here. specifically 2010 and the flash crash. that has captured the attention of u.s. prosecutors. futex has not been accused of any wrongdoing. no one thinks that he did anything wrong while he was working here. i sat down with the chairman of futex, the cofounder of this firm. even though it was seven years since no vendor worked here, it is pretty clear. almost as if he was here just yesterday. in terms of his trading prowess still commands a lot of respect here at futex. have a listen. >> it can go one of two ways. if he's found innocent of the allegations, then he will be the world superstar trader the most famous trader in the world. if he's found guilty he will become just another infamous traitor. ryan: he was telling me that if you want to be a trader at futex, you are tested on three trades. one is math, another is psyc

let's bring in ryan chilcote. ryan: very interesting. first question of the 80 he's likely to get is basically asking him to evaluate the achievements of last year. i think that is interesting. obviously he gets to choose the questions. . he sort of chose to take that first. the big event for russia was the annexation of crimea. as he said it, crimea joining russia, and the sochi fgames. he also pointed out that inflation has made russians poor er. he said we were able to prevent inflation spiraling out of control. he spent the rest of the time talking about the economy. this is what russians care about. interesting that the kremlin has decided to focus on the economy so prominently in this conversation. they know that that is what people care about. he talked about sanctions and a showdown with the west a little. his main message is we have an economic fundamental problem and we need to address it. and it is very different from the vladimir putin we were hearing from a year ago, which was we will assert ourselves. this is a we are going

ryan what are you seeing? >> reporter: well right now, we are on the backside of the crowd, and several people from the community who are yelling at these young folks to leave the street. they're hoping that they will go home from the curfew. and i tell you, we were standing over here and there were several young men throwing plastic bottles from our location, over toward the police. and it got really serious when we saw them start throwing glass bottles. and they were hurling nit inging it in that direction. and toxic the police have moved up and we can see where they are, but there are several people standing out and they are definitely yelling back at the community people saying they do not want to leave. a lot of people say this is the line they want to draw right here in the middle of the street, and they want the confront the police but the community members who have been here throughout the day are working as hard as they can to start that from happening. here we go with the tear gas. the tear gas has b

then finally ryan howard with the huge long ball to center field. his first home run of the season puts phillies on top again and then, they filet fish seven-three. tonight cole hamels get a shot at win number one good to see ryan howard get his swing on. >>> cliff lee is selling his rittenhouse square condo. here are some of the photos from the internet are listing. it is 4,000 square feet, more than that, at 1705 rittenhouse square. it is all for the the low price of 6.9 million-dollar. for that, you will get a condo three bedrooms, three bats, indoor pool, and, two parking spaces. plus we're told it has a terrific view of the sky line. for close to seven million-dollar i would hope it would have a terrific view. >> that and then some. >>> update to a story we told but yesterday ohio boy armed with a new iron man hand threw out the first pitch at columbus clippers game. >> lets see him in action. five-year old jack carter a has a strong arm hitting that ball all the way to the catcher. it is a very special day who received that new iron man hand.

a dry spell for the pacific no ryan: good morning meteorologist ryan millerr with you.e going to see sunshine. tomorrow the cloudwill thicken. we'll see rain showers push into the region. better chance of rain tomorrow afternoon an evening. the rain >> this weather cast brought to you by target. hope you enjoyed your snack because we have amazing video i want to show you guys. this is incredible stuff. a deep sea dive in the gulf of mexico. that is a sperm whale, friends. get your moby dick book out and revel in that. you're hearing some of scientists. this is a remote operated vehicle. >> wow! >> unbelievable. they're at 2,000 feet. >> this is really rare too. >> they can dive as much as 3,000 feet. they can hold their breath for 90 minutes. you never see this thing. >> they can hold their breath for 90 minutes? >> yes. and they're toothed whales. they eat squid and things that live way down there. >> and probably ron's pretzels. >> they're lungs are probably the size of a prius or something like tt. i try to put it in scientific terms. being around a meteorologist. >>

reena, ryan? >> thanks so much paul. >>> jeni's one of my favorite ice creams. it's a splendid ice cream. is the latest to shut down production after public health investigators found listeria. the ohio-based company says it will not supply retail outlets including whole foods it will it can guarantee all products are 100% safe. jeni's shops are also closed. blue bell creameryies this week took similar action after its ice cream was linked to ten listeria illnesses including three deaths. have you had jeni's? >> i have. it's very good. >> very good. an apple a day may soon be coming from far away. the agriculture department will soon allow chinese-grown apples to be sold in the u.s. in turn china will allow more american p ap lds to be sold there. there are concerns however-b china's pollution levels. the chinese apples will be inspected and labeled and sold mainly in ethnic supermarkets. >> stuff. i want to try it. >>> fans of chipotle will be able to try their favorite menu favorites without eve

seth: those were interesting comments from bo ryan.uke's defense was the story for this team. really i'd say the last five, six weeks of the season when it came time to winning game like the gonzaga game and tonight, the last half of the second half duke was outstanding on the defensive end. as mike krzyzewski makes this climb for a fifth time, second in line only to john wooden and tied with adolf rupp. the way he prepared his team mentally for the toughness. there are no freshmen on a duke basketball team. if you can play you will always get your minutes. he's always been that way. who knew grayson allen would make the difference? when duke was down nine i thought they were gone. greg: bill raftery had the perfect description for him late in the game. he called him fearless. duke back on top. their school's fifth national title. congratulations, head coach mike krzyzewski. we also aapplaud bo ryan and his wisconsin badgers, who enjoyed an outstanding season. we'll be back after this. we will go to "one shining moment" now. so for ern

mark: ryan, thank you. we'll speak to you later. ryan chilcoate.e: our top stories on bloomberg. and brazil's state-controlled oil company petrobras released its first audited financial result since the scandal which all but shut it out of the bond market. and a reported 2.1 billion dollar corruption charge and the net loss of $7.2 billion for 2014. facebook results missed analyst estimates for the first time since 2012. hit by the strength of the u.s. dollar. the social network giant gets half of its income outside of the united states. facebook saw a 42% rise in the first quarter sales. but said they could have been as high as 49% without currency effects. google unveiled its wireless mobile phone service. projected fi. it should put pressure on at&t and verizon with the service and t-mobile in the u.s. googsl trying to attract more users to its android phone software. and half of america's 41 fracking companies will be dead or sold by the end of the year. that's according to an executive with weatherford international. folk says the firms will b

i don't know whether ryan would agree with me. which is that we had a state and nation building almost which were terrible words to mention at that time, that in fact we had a situation in which there was no state in fact and we were trying to help the guns set up a state. and a nation building to some extent to get an agreement, a compact among them what it means to be afghan or what it means to be iraqi how they're going to organize that state and how they're going to participate in it. but at the same time increasingly we were doing counterinsurgency operations as well. and sometimes the requirements of one was in tension with the requirements of the other. meaning in order to do counterinsurgency we could cooperate with people that were not necessarily desirable. and sometimes people say why are you working with ex-mini warlord or a big warlord or whatever names you gave them? because you needed to get things done in that area. from a security and counterinsurgency point of view. but your state and nation building project woul

live in oakland, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> good advice.s, ryan. >>> today we'll learn how the mandatory water plan will be implemented to get californians to cut back 25% on water. it may be exceeded if the public gets behind it. and they say people should get used to it for the long term even if normal rain returns next fall and winter. >> i don't think this is the end of it. i don't think the drought really ends. i think as the governor said, this is the new normal. and i think we are going to adapt and we are going to change. we'll make those changes that will make this a "permanent" not a temporary or drought response. >> farmer tend to be the heaviest water users and new restrictions on their usage may come later this spring. >>> an 82-year-old woman recovering but concerned about her safety after she was robbed and dragged several feet by a car. it happened saturday as the woman was at the rear of her suv in front of her home. surveillance video from a neighbor's camera shows two people stealing the woman's purse. she goes back to ge

12th, 2012 then 21-year-old shayna hubers went to see her off and on boyfriend, upand coming lawyer ryanoston at his apartment in highland heights, kentucky. >> they were together a year and a half. sometimes it was hot, sometimes cold. >> reporter: it seems the problems came to a head that night. those chilling 911 calls playing out in the courtroom. >> right in front of me. >> reporter: prosecutors say hubers killed poston out of anger when he tried to break up with her. in this police interview, taken just after the shooting in october of 2012 hubers described the final moment in painful detail. >> i picked up the gun and in me middle of his -- there was something with his arms or saying something. >> reporter: hubers says she shot him again and again. a total of six times. >> i shot him enough times to kill him. so that he wouldn't suffer. completely dead. he was still twitching and making noises. and i shot him in the head. >> reporter: police say they asked hubers no questions at all during the taped encounter. she just kept talking for more than two hours. >> i knew he was going t

ryan: right.ut when you look at businesses that are marketplaces versus when they're -- the new york stock exchange, it took decades to happen. ebay has a lock on online auctions still despite the efforts of some well heeled competitors like amazon. is there room for lots of different services like this, or will everyone go to where everyone is because that's who you're sharing with? ryan there's certainly a lot of : room and there's different niches that appear. twitch tv, which was purchased by amazon recently -- cory: it is huge. ryan: yes, it is massive. both are extremely early. who knows how they will converge or diverge over time. their audience mace be different in the long run but it's so early. meerkat launched months ago, meerkat periscope last week. cory: i guess i wonder, is the existing social graph like facebook knows who my friends are and i curate that by kicking people off or meeting new people. linkedin has a different graph of me. twitter a third graph. but there's a lot of ove

ryan: it is going to be a busy 24 hours. we are watching live doppler radar, rain showers beginning to push into the region. especially after midnight. it could lead to some flooding conditions. current conditions, 63 degrees. rain is coming our way. southwestern suburbs have seen rain for about an hour. it will push into arlington, the district, montgomery county. we are seeing pockets of heavy rain from winchester down to front royal. we will see rain throughout the entire evening and overnight. the storm system that is pushing all of the moisture eastward will bring the moisture to us. we could be dealing with flooding tomorrow morning. chemically: 80 -- kimberly: stay connected with us online and on your smart phone. download our free app for everything you need to stay one step ahead. metro preparing for the worst. a large-scale drill outside the greenbelt metro station after a chaotic incident in january. richard is covering metro tonight. richard: firefighters were underground they could not use their walkie-talkies a

his former employer spoke to ryan's -- ryan chilcote.me with more on this conversation with paolo rossi. ryan, what was your take away? ryan: we are on few tech's trading floor about 28 miles outside of london. there are close to two dozen traders here. they have been here since 7:00 in the morning. the way it works is they effectively pay a fee to a few techs and they pay a portion of their profits to the firm for the privilege of availing themselves of the resources here. that is what saurav was doing here -- sarao was doing here before prosecutors took interest in him. i sat down with one of the cofounders of the firm. he remembers the vendor very well. he was one of the star traders when he was here. he says he's a guy who really stood out. have a listen. >> the potential to be one of the world's great traders. he certainly has been of his generation. ryan: a couple quick thoughts from rosie. he does not buy the idea that he could have been doing the trading that the prosecutors allege from that house. he says he would have had to ha

joining us today, ryan smith. i was going to call you ryan holmes. >> ryan hoimslmes.ple confuse me and t.j. we're two different people. >> the two of you guys. t.j. says the same thing at gma. >> i laugh about it all the time. >> that's good. >> i'll tell ya what a day for hillary clinton, a day that she's been waiting for. >> it's been a big day. packed up now on the campaign trail this morning, hours after making her big announcement on social media. interesting she did that. she got in the van and headed to iowa. >> while stopping for gas in pennsylvania, she tweeted this photo with a family from michigan. aids say it was her idea to take the 1,000 mile trip to meet regular people. abc has the latest on the announcement and campaign. >> everyday americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: hillary clinton makes it official, laumpblnching the second bid for the white house on youtube and twitter, the number one trending topic worldwide. the run seemed inevitable as she dodged questions repeatedly. >> i am thinking about it, but i'm going to

ryan: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1058, taxpayer bill of rights acts of 2015. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. does the gentleman call it up as amended? mr. ryan: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1058 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to clarify the duty of the commissioner of internal revenue is to ensure that internal revenue service employees are familiar with and acts in accord with certain taxpayer rights. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. ryan, and the gentleman from georgia, mr. lewis, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. ryan: that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks rorle. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ryan: today is tax day. we are bringing to t

closed between tyson and ryan. schuylkill expressway around route 1, no real problems headed eastbound. westbound 12 to 13 minutes headed from the vine into the blue route. tracy? >>> we are following breaking news out of paris this morning. police arrested an islamic extremist who was planning to attack churches in france. the suspect had an arsenal of heavy weapons. officers found the man because he accidentally shot himself and called an ambulance and emergency crews followed the blood trail and found weapons. sfrans has been on edge as you know, since gunmen attacked the "charlie hebdo" paper and two supermarkets back in january. >>> overnight we learned that a man died in this house fire in bucks county. sky force ten flew over flames in plumbstead township. it broke out around 8:00 p.m. but it was midnight when crews recovered the body of a man in the rubble. no one else was hurt. investigators trying to figure out how that fire started. >>> also a fire broke out in the city's logan last night. everyone escap

kpix 5's ryan takeo is live at at&t park this morning and you have a friend ryan? >> reporter: it's an exciting day. opening day. and a celebration here today. here with mario with the giants. what's on tap for today? >> it's opening day again and we get to celebrate the third world series championship in the last five years. so we've got a great show planned. always an exciting day on aping day that's for sure -- opening day that's for sure. >> reporter: give everyone a look at the pennant. >> you can receive this when you come to the ballpark today. the game starts a at 1:35 but the ceremonies start at 12:45. just going to be a wonderful day -- we have a surprise in how we're going to bring the new championship banner into the ball bark and also doing -- park and also doing a special tribute toluene simmons, our long time broadcaster who passed away last week. starting today they're going to be wearing the patches on the uniforms for the rest of the year. marshall tucker band will be leer to perform the -- here to perform the anthem. >> reporter: focusing of cour

phillies manager ryan stan berg dropping ryan howard in the lineup tonight.d hitting seventh for first time in nine years. how does the big piece do? 1 for 3 in the seven hole. bad night for cole hamels. very first pitch, escobar taking him deep. gone. now bottom of the 15th, tied 2-2. michael taylor takes cole deep. cole has given up multiple homers in two of his first three games. he only did it three times last year. in the sixth ryan zimmerman. the double to right. two more runs score. hamels gives up five runs. phillies lose 5-2. five straight losses. >>> florida state quarterback jameis winston has been sued by the woman who had accused him of sexual assault. this comes just two weeks before the nfl draft. >>> eagles now have three inside linebackers to fill two spots. chico alonso was added to michael kendricks and d'amico ryan. he's hoping three is not a crowd. >> we play our defense, base defense, with two linebackers on the inside. but i don't see if we can possibly add some more kind of schemes or we can possibly have three backers on the field. wh

here on the boulevard close to ryan avenue. point with the building morning volume, you can expect a little bit of slowing especially as you sit through the traffic lights of course. headed northbound on route one it's a situation we'll continue to watch from chopper 6hd this morning. now let's go to the maps and we'll head to the schuylkill expressway westbound side just past the boulevard. we're starting to stack here in the normal spot on out toward gladwyne. eastbound delay forming as well about a seven minute delay so far on that eastbound travel time. travel time a little had worse on 95 sitting at a half hour to get south from woodhaven to the vine which is double what it would be with no delays but what morning is that the case along 95? and this is our good buddy ben the ben franklin bridge looking live from camden. little bit of a new construction pattern this morning as you come out of the toll plaza and head up and over the bridge into center city. they have the right lane blocked but the good news is after you get

now, ryan, help me with this, this gentleman was unknown right? ryan: that is right.is quite an extraordinary story. his name is navender saroa. he is 30 years old, he lived right under the flight path to heathrow airport his whole life and it is from right here that u.s. prosecutors say this day trader effectively almost single-handedly was a significant factor in that flash crash, the collapse of the market on may 6, 2010. tom: what will be the drama today in court? does this guy come to the united states the? ryan: you know, that is what the united states wants. today is day one. he was arrested yesterday, he gets to the court, probably have to talk to his lawyers. the judge is likely to talk to the court that his lawyers are going to need time to prepare a defense. it has been a long time. clearly the prosecutors have had time to prepare their charges considering this happened in 2010 but there is a real human drama here. he lives with his parents. his parents have been in and out of the house today. they said they do not have anything to say about this. he is a g

kpix 5's ryan takeo is outside the home where there's a growing memorial. ryan? >> reporter: michelle, here's a look at that growing memorial. you can see candles, flowers, teddy bears right here, there's also a note from the neighbors. r. i. p. from your loving neighbors is what it says. we're here outside the family's home also the crime scene in this case. neighbors gathered to remember the little boy who police say was murdered in the home yesterday morning. we've learned the 9-year-old's name is jordan almgren. contra costa ton sheriff's deputies say -- county sheriff's deputies say the prime suspect is 18-year-old william schultz. he was staying with the boy's family. the suspect's father visibly shaken as he opened the door told kpix 5 his heart went out to the victim's family. >> this wasn't a random act. this wasn't some sort of you know stranger that came into the home and murdered a child. this was a family friend. >> reporter: police there still investigating a motive in this case. a neighbor says there may have been a sign schultz would snap. he says