sammy: around $250,000. covello: sammy! sammy: this is my partner joe covello. -lemonis: joe c.covello: joe c., yes. -nice to meet you, marcus. -tranchina: joseph tranchina. -lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin. -lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these g

his 10-year-old niece, sammy.n the stabbing death of sammy, her mother, rebecca gonzalez, and a family friend. the house all three victims lived in was burned to the ground following the murders. at his latest court hearing baron learned of some new evidence against him. >> i thought they were going to use pictures against me, which they are but they're also using past statements. really? one of the things that pissed me off is a statement a family member made not so much against us, that he never trusted us around his kids to begin with. really? what do you mean you never trusted us around your kids? we're supposed to be family. if that's the way you feel, tell me. don't tell the police that especially when you know this is the type of things being investigated. >> negative statements from family are but one of the pressures bearing down on the ochoa brothers, every time they appear in court, there are familiar faces in the gallery. they are led by suzy bianchi-pierce, the mother of conrad's former girlfriend reb

sammy: manos a la obra!rrando el liguero y el niÑo tambiÉn, vean eso. ximena: quÉ hace un niÑo intentando atrapar el liguero. johnny: es un niÑo precoz. alejandro: es un niÑo latino! con esta risa vamos a celebrar la vida, es la hora de... >> los cumpleaÑeros.! johnny: empezamos con sofÍa de texas cumpliendo dos aÑos. francisca: tambiÉn en texas, dos aÑitos. william: en washington, cumplen aÑos. anthony y edgar. roselyn: yoselin de colorado, cumple 13 aÑos. alejandro: amor de Él, cumple -emma morel cumple 100 aÑos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha: ojalÁ que todos los que nos acompaÑan esta maÑana, tambiÉn estÁn bailando en sus hogares contagiandos de la buena vibra en "despierta amÉrica", este segmento estÁ dedicado a ustedes para que se informen. una mujer que viajaba como pasajero en el auto de su hermana, no sÓlo fue testigo de un accidente en la carretera de ohio, sino que lo captÓ con su celular. las imÁgenes muestran el momento que un hombre conducÍa un automÓvil de color rojo de manera errÁtica, incluso im

sammy: manos a la obra!nty" bounty es 2 veces más absorbente y resistente al mojarse. mira cómo bounty dura más que una de las toallas de marca económica. con bounty, el rollo no desaparece y eso vale la pena. bounty. dura más y es más absorbente. túconfiar en el uss postal service. y sabes que para nosotros tus entregas son lo más importante. pero lo que quizás no sabes es todo lo demás que estamos haciendo para servirte. más rápido. más temprano. más lejos. más fácil. más amigable. con más cuidado. ah, y también los domingos. ¿y sabes qué más? ya verás. alejandro: estamos viendo un vÍdeo de por quÉ a veces cuando nos invitan a la boda dicen: por favor abstenerse de traer niÑos. esta es la razÓn. estÁ loquito agarrando el liguero y el niÑo tambiÉn, vean eso. ximena: quÉ hace un niÑo intentando atrapar el liguero. johnny: es un niÑo precoz. alejandro: es un niÑo latino! con esta risa vamos a celebrar la vida, es la hora de... >> los cumpleaÑeros.! johnny: empezamos con sofÍa de texas cumpliendo dos aÑos. fra

>> sammy. sammy is eight. >> jimmy: what's sammy into now? i'm a bad father. he plays a lot of ipad. but -- that's only partially true. i make up for it in other ways. but he loves this one game he just discovered and the thing is they get you 'cause the app is for free. but then i'm just checking my e-mails one day and there's 30 e-mails of like receipts for this app. and it's in-app purchases where they get you. and it's this dumb game where you got like monsters and stuff, and every monster you gotta buy it and you need to buy like diamonds and jewels. and it costs 99 cents for a a diamond. of course my boy, he doesn't know, he's just like i'm gonna get the big sack of diamonds. it's 100 bucks a throw. a 100 bucks! this game is designed for children. it's marketed to children and then there's is a $100 thing in-app! and there's 30. okay, do the math. there's like 30 receipts on my computer. so it's like -- it's well over a thousand. it's like 3,000 mother-lovin' dollars. and i have a sit down and i say, sammy -- i sit him down. i say, samm

. >> the baker for the evening is her sister, sammy.weird. a strange car kept pulling into the parking lot and almost hit a customer. >> he come in like every hour. when we went out at 5:00, jenny said a guy come out from behind the dumpster and walked across the parking lot. most people walking in the parking lot usually say hi so us. but him, he wouldn't. >> nervous about the man's behavior, the sisters start taking precautions. >> i had been taking money out of the register and hiding it all night long. i had put it in a different spot so that there was only like $35 in my register throughout the night. you notice things a little bit more than most people would because it is the night shift. the weirdness was going on so much, it was just too much of it. >> and just as jenny is about to change shifts with the morning workers, her fears are realized. >> we looked up and there they come running across the front of the window, two men, they come running in, yelling for us to get on the floor, to get down, that they would shoot. we had o

a like lobster, watch. -- a live lobster. -- sammy. kennedy: oh, sammy.thought about what that lobster would taste like withdrawn butter, and cornbread on the side. then i got hungry. but it was a valient effort. >> topic 4. what happens when fast-food is not so fast? well, matt knows too well. attempting to use a taco bell drive through, he waited 40 minutes he began tweeting about it taco bill line has not moved in 20 minutes there is no way out, he stuck it to the man, at taco bell. this ain't fast-food, evening gone to the stake house. don't worrisome folks tried to help. a drunk plan is trying to organize everyone backing out, people coming from inside are warning it is not worth it folks were glued to media like it was oj and al wouldings in a -- callings in a bronco taste, they need to talk. he got two 3com bo meals, that is a lesson, complaining can payoff. >> topic 5. what do you get the man who said -- i am god's vessel bu but i wl never beable to see myself perform live, kanye west said that, his wife kim kardashian, she knows, kanye loves bask

sammy: so, why the [bleep] wouldn't you open up the restaurant on time?p] -tranchina: hey! that's enough! lemonis: it's a dire situation... sammy: i build it for my brother, for my family. [ voice breaking ] i feel i failed them. i really do. [ sniffles ] lemonis: ...compounded by lagging sales and mounting debt. how much are you losing? covello: $5,000, $6,000 a month. lemonis: if these guys can't get on the same page it's just a matter of weeks before this business goes belly up. todd: if we don't fix the problem, we're gonna have to close the doors. lemonis: new york city has a ton of energy, and it's always been a place for dreamers.

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>> hello sammy. the peace talks have been going on for two and a half years and by all accounts are going through a particularly difficult and intense stage had moment. the next stage of talks is due to begin on thursday but as the military escalations continue to increase the confront stations rather continue the escalate in colombia itself. the pope told president santos that there was no one that he prayed for more than colombia president and the colombian peace process and he was willing to intervene personally and one can imagine that on one of the thorny issues which is that of forgiveness versus punishment and justice that's something that the pope could weigh in on. something that's made the peace talks very, very difficult. it is a very catholic country colombia so what the pope has to say certainly carries a lot of weight sammy. >> about the pope's personal intervention what does that mean, any expectation he will be meeting with farc leaders any time soon? >> well, that's an interesting qu

that's it for me sammy. >>> thanks so much for that.omic books are a part of growing up for us and south korea it has a long and creative history and now artists are taking it to another level by transforming paper comics into internet web tunes and we have the story from seoul. >> his hobby is now his main income and drawing was fun as a music journalist and now his cartoon sketches are not just in print be seen globally in the internet and a growing market. >> translator: intervention of daily life is about interesting episodes in our daily life. it's about things that happen around us. sometimes they could be interesting, other times not, depending on your prospective and which angle you view it. >> reporter: comic sales have been falling for a while and arrival of new technology invigorated the industry. there was a time before the internet when this was the only way you could get your weekly cartoon fix. and while flicking through these pages certainly hasn't lost its appeal a different type of page is being turned now at the touch

and now that tahj and sammy are not actually college football players, they're getting ready for the nfl draft, they can make some money off of this, and they're actually here today in the store signing autographs for $30. and there's a line out the door of people waiting to get their autograph. >> we have sweats, we have ties, we have hats, we have bags, we have flip flops, we have watches, we have flags, we have wallets, we have keychains, we have jewelry. we have everything down to nightlights, to stuffed animals, to sink stoppers. i have a guitar, i have drumsticks... >> would you like to see the players get some money from the jerseys with their number on them? >> um, if that happened from a business standpoint, we'd have to jack up our prices... >> what are the ends of the ncaa? on one hand its easy answer to that. that has to do with profit, and that has to do with who controls the incredible amounts of money that are produced by college athletics in this country. we are talking billions and billions of dollars. >> the ncaa did not agree to an on-camera interview, but replied

looking for sammy. >> hello? what's happening?>> reporter: did she have the $1,000. >> provided a white envelope with $1,000 cash. >> how much is in here? >> $1,000. >> cash. >> cash. >> 100, 2003. >> they also provided evelyn moore's address on the envelope. how do you want this done? >> natural. >> as possible. >> they wanted the murder to look like it was natural. >> reporter: natural, any suggestions. >> poisoning. >> so like a poisoning or you tell me? >> she's a diabetic. >> they told me evelyn moore was a diabetic. they wanted to make it look like she died in her sleep, some type of medication overdose. certainly didn't want a brutal murder where it would bring attention back to them. >> reporter: you asked for a photo was that provided? >> it was not. she said kathleen did not tell her to bring the photo. >> i told you to have one. >> i did. >> i told you to write on the back of the picture. >> nope. >> never. >> yes, i did. yes, i did. yes, i did, mother. awe mauts she did as she was told. got the picture of evelyn. got b

. ♪ you are watching al jazeera, i'm sammy and also coming up heading for turbulent times and greeceon't pay 1.6 billion euros to the imf today. amnesty international says egypt is in a state of all out oppression and accuses the government of crushing an entire generation hopes and as technology advances we look at preserving old computers for the ages. ♪ well, 113 people have died after a military plane crashed in indonesia according to the latest reports coming in now. and the jets came down in a residential area. it happened just two minutes after take off in the island of sonotra and bodies from the crash site are being taken to hospital in the city of midan. we can go now to stephanie decker to get more details for us she is at the island east of sanatra and stephanie tell us the latest on this one. >> reporter: well we've just heard, we just had confirmation from a military official that it has taken some time for the numbers to come out of how many exactly were on board and told 113 people were on board and all have died in the crash. so initially they came out and confirmed

get out of my car, sammy!llow the scent that sammy is smelling as he leads across the parking lot. we will show you how long it takes for him to locate him in about 15 minutes. >> there you go. if you are just joining us, this is all okay. >> we are not locked in the toning. >> no. he will probably come -- in the trunk. >> no, he will probably come out shortly. >>> in the bay area, three local high school students with a scholarship. we will take a look at who won the $10,000 prize for this year's competition. >> she is still here. it teaches to you fight for life everyday. >> and a woman who is beating the odds every day is now celebrating her 10th wedding anniversary. up next, her story of survival despite a terminal cancer diagnosis. >> and if you want to check out something cool and creative today, head over to alameda. the sand sculpture contest is going on. admission is free. time now is 92:001. you are watching mornings on 2. . >>> apple could be announcing a new streaming service and new features for t

i am sammy. also coming up.tests in puerto rico as it faces a multi billion dollar debt crisis of its own. can you dish forces make gains against isil but it's not all win-win. we'll tell you why turk is a worried. and turning a new page on cartoons, now it's all about the swipe and it's big business. >>> let's begin with greece with uncertainty looms over uncertain any the euro zone. the $1.6 billion payment it owes the i.m.f. is due today tuesday. but the government looks set to default. thousands of pro-government supporters have rallied in athens to back the government's rejection of a tough bailout. sunday people will vote on whether to accept or reject the deal. meanwhile, the greek economy is slowly grind to go a halt. banks are closed, people have been lining up outside atm machines to take out cash daily withdrawals have been capped at 60 euros. let's go straight to dominic kane he's in frankfurt where the european central bank has its headquarters. as i said, dominic things grind to go a halt slowly in

sammy: so, why the [bleep] wouldn't you open up the restaurant on time?t's [bleep] -tranchina: hey! that's enough! lemonis: it's a dire situation... sammy: i build it for my brother, for my family. [ voice breaking ] i feel i failed them. i really do. [ sniffles ] lemonis: ...compounded by lagging sales and mounting debt. how much are you losing? covello: $5,000, $6,000 a month. lemonis: if these guys can't get on the same page, it's just a matter of weeks before this business goes belly up. todd: if we don't fix the problem, we're gonna have to close the doors. lemonis: new york city has a ton of energy,

the two puppies fell in love as soon as she brought sammy joe home.eremony ended with a pooch smooch and then they moved to the reception which included dog cake and a people cake. you do not want to eat the wrong one, it could be a very bad thing. >> food identification is very important. >> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories including stopping drunk drivers in their tracks. a system designed to protect innocent families in a crash. >> bart trains are no match for the heat with technology that is not standing the test of time. >> cars if a novato car dealership caught fire last night. was this the work of an arsonist? the story is next. >> a look at san francisco international airport where hopefully we will expense no -- experience no arrival now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other incr

sammy in virginia. sammy? >> caller: hey, jim. hi. checking on a stock i got a tip on.on. >> it is a big data play. boy, has it been big. and i think it stays hot. to georgia now in massachusetts. >> caller: hi, jim. i'd like to know about exact sciences. what do you think? >> exact sciences we got in very early. i feel like it has had a big run. this company does the test for colon cancer. i think it's good. i have to tell you, it's had a very big run. but once again, it is good. to me it's gotten a little ahead of itself. we got into it very early. >>> to ron in pennsylvania. >> caller: jim how are you doing? >> not bad. how when you, ron? >> caller: question on kinder morgan. i own it. i like it for the dividend. i know you liked it. i want to buy more on the pullback. what do you think? >> wait until 38 or 39. you have to pare back a little. you need protection against the interest rate scare that we're having right now that is horrendous. steven in texas. steven? >> caller: boo-yeah, jim. i wanted your thoughts on biogen. >> that is really important. i want to make

>> well, it's not exactly new sammy, and it's not going back to what we saw the u.s. military doing in iraq during that war which started back in 2003 and ended in 2011. this is as the u.s. military is putting it, a continuation of its current policy, which has been for the past nine months or so to train and assist the iraqi military as well as local forces. now what we're seeing that is new is the expansion into the training of local members of sunni communities anbar province. but that is still being done under the auspices of the central government in baghdad. the u.s. is not simply going into anbar and hand picking people who want to fight against isil and training them. they are having to go through basically baghdad in order to be part of that training regime. >> what caught my attention in some of the press conferences announced today, the u.s. focus seems to be more and more on military supports. what about measures to push the iraqi government to move quicker on reconciliation and the root cause of the conflict. the feel ever of isolation and alienation amon

dennis and i will be like salt and pepper, like sammy davis junior and frank senatra on "gameday" later back to you. >> >> the search for two convicted killers expands. new details on the bold escape from a maximum security prison in new york state as questions mount for prison officials. >> at the g-7 summit in ger manny president obama downs beer and sausage and aims to mend relations with an american ally. >> a police officer in texas the women's world cup in canada, u.s. looks to reclaim the championship trophy. >> and what is next for american pharoah, the triple-crown winner's plans this year and beyond. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: hi, everyone, i'm jeff glor.

. >> hello i'm sammy zaizan this is the newshour from doha. after defying a south africa court order omar al bashir returns to sudan. >>> the worst refugee crises since the second world war amnesty international coouches syria

>> sammy. >> sammy the spider. i like it. >>> good morning, everyone. no matter what the weather it is, it is great! we have temperatures at 48 degrees in santa rosa with pockets of fog. otherwise we're in the 50s and the winds are flat. here's what we need to know on this "hump day." we are starting off with earlier burnoff today. it's going to stay mild around the central bay but heating up inland. and looking ahead towards the warriors parade at 10 a.m. on friday, we'll have 62 degrees overcast conditions going up to a high by noon at 67 degrees. the marine layer is not as extensive this morning albeit still about 1200 feet deep so we have its presence along the coast and we also have a robust sea breeze west 10 to 20 keeping the coast on the coolish side but warmer inland. 103 in fresno and redding. 67 in monterey bay. 60s around mendocino coastline and 94 degrees at half dome. our temperatures 50s, 60s beaches. 60s a few low 70s across the rim of the central bay. topping off in the mid- to high 70s across the peninsula today. 81 in los altos. 78 de

and heading for the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are out and sammy the spider is out there, as well. traffic is backed up from the foot of the maze. there's roberta. big a's fan. expect delays at the ballpark. it gums up the evening commute anytime they are playing. >> and 280 through downtown san jose so far we are in good shape all silicon valley freeways are doing okay. we haven't had any accidents reported for all of san jose santa clara and sunnyvale. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." >> i know it was monday. i know it was the colorado rockies in town. but we only had 12,000 people out there last night. we had an attack of the seagulls during the game but the a's were victorious. got to give him love and head out there tonight at 61 degrees. 71 at first pitch. right now looking outside, we have some clear skies in san jose. good morning to the south bay. 61 degrees there. 65 in the tri-valley. it is 53 in santa rosa. we are playing the numbers out like this today. 104 degrees in concord. you want relief head to the coast 60s and 70s. 80s, 90s peninsula. triple digits in

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. >> that sammy will most likely be the case as you had mentioned, the high court is asking for an investigation into how bashir left the country. ultimately leading to why south africa ordered ba shish bashir remained in the country. how south african government responds to the judiciary. and if judiciary has enough authority in the country. both domestic law and international law have been called into question with regard to how south africa is responding to both of those. >> now the auc the african union argues that the icc picks and chooses its villains. how widely is that shared in the union and in the continent there? >> well, there certainly is huge sentiment at the african union summit to have signed the statute which led to the creation of the icc. those countries placed at the icc and how african states who are investigated such as kenya their heads of state the head of sudan in this instance and african countries feel like they're targeted. asking for consensus around withdrawal from the icc. ultimately asking to create an african court of justice. where the au says the icc has no val

. >> that's the part that does not lend itself to television, sammi. that's the work of people talking with each other coming up with policies that are very inclusive of sunni shia, kurdish and other minorities inside iraq, and it takes a long time to recover intentions that were aggravated by nouri al-maliki, the previous prime minister of the country. this is a situation that can't be fixed overnight. certainly the obama administration would like to see the work carried out by hyder al abadi and his government as quickly as possible to send the mission to sunnies inside iraq that they are a welcome part of the community. that they're not going to be shoved aside so that the shy i can'tshia population. some say this could take some time. some say generations to repair. >> directly arming and funding sunni tribes? >> they're going to be working with the iraqi military so, the military knows who is being trained, who is using which weapons and how they're being used. this is not going to be a decision made by u.s. military planners and washington is ver

actividad de los mundiales de la fifa y los amistosos previo a la copa amÉrica los espero junto a sammyce difÍcil de creer los propios huecos los hoyos de las calles en panamÁ le envÍan tweet al gobierno de ese paÍs de quejÁndose del mal estado de las vÍas. fue ideado por una agencia de pub ci que colocÓ dispositivo en las baches de las calles. cuando pase un automÓvil active un mecanismo automÁtico. presionando para que reparen las vÍas. >>> >>> la selfie entrevista de hoy mi querido kike se fue de paseo a la playa se encontrÓ con 2 caras conocidas de las novelas y el teatro. veamos de quien se trata. >>> 9 y media en la playa. >>> actores de telemundo ¿como estanque ruidos?. >>> bien entrenando un poco. >>> ya los veo. >>> un taquito de ojo (risas). >>> ¿quien ve esto. >>> todo el mundo. >>> que no comen. >>> no comen nada. >>> estamos muertos de hambre. >>> pero vamos al agua. >>> los acompaÑo. >>> un poquito de correr y sol. >>> con una obra de teatro. >>> el principio de aro aquÍmes en miami estÁ espectacular la obra pero hay que entrenar. >>> tÚ sales desnudo. >>> y Él sin camisa

sosa has done, sammy sosa will never be able to fully present as a white person.oesn't flow both ways, there is a privilege in the ability to even perform blackness in this way. >> the outrage -- there is so much outrage. every op-ed is filled with this topic of one woman's story. is the outrage commensurate with the crime? >> well, that one woman's story is part of the outrage. that one delusional woman has gotten this much attention, has caused this -- we're actually entertaining transracial outside of the adoptive space where it's used as a thing. no case study, no science, nothing to support it. there's not decades of research like with transgender. particularly transgender black women. as i said earlier, this is white privilege at a spectacular level. this could not happen the other way around. and that she would shape shift, she was white at howard, she was white in that picture, she was black at five, she's black now. only she could get away with that. that wouldn't happen in reverse. our history matters. >> and the only people who can do it is people who h

in the dog days of the summer of 2011, it's 16-year-old sammy's last day at a temp job helping out atseven 7-eleven in aurora, colorado, and the high school junior is about to get a back-to-school sendoff he'll never forget. >> there was two people at the store. one was getting a blockbuster from the machine. the other was getting a slurpee. the guy with the slurpee was walking up to the counter. i was talking to the guy and i hear a loud noise coming from my right. it sounded like the movie "transformers." it sounded like a transformer was in our store. and then i turned and saw the car. >> a 1986 buick regal bulldozes through the front door of the the 7-eleven crashes into aisles of snacks and sodas, finally settling at the slurpee manner. >> the car was about three feet away from me. the guy with the slurpee, i was scared he was getting hurt. it looked like the doughnut bar crushed him. i was really scared. i was calling him out, but he ran away after it happened. >> the driver is a 17-year-old girl with a bunch of friends crowded in the car. the video clearly shows a couple of the

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>> they could be sammy but they are taking a huge gamble.is the first time the hdp has a party in this election and any representation in parliament, they need more than 10 percent et vote. previous leagues, ldp is still the independent candidate. they never got more than 57% of the vote. once inside parliament they formed a political block. a political party, they need the 10%. if they manage it, there is a considerably at least 50 in parliament for the hdp that increases their rep presentation. if they don't, they don't get one single mp in parliament which could have drastic consequences for kurdish representation. >> somebody like bernard, the run-up to the voting has been rocked by violence. hasn't it? >> yeah. the hdp in various parts of the country throughout this election campaign has come under some attacks from unknown quarters. there was a bombing a couple of days ago here at the hdp's rallied two people died in that attack and many more were injured. so, it has been in places this election. i have to say a mood today at the polli

sammy. uh, not the flannel pajamas. what? what the...hen you come to bed weing that silky thing, i know i have a chance bubut flannel pajamas... you might as well be wearing a a porcupine suit. it's just at i'm so tired, ray. we had an appointment. huh? see the rocket ship? i've been christmas shopping all day and i just got the twins down and i'm just not in the mood. you don't have to be in the mood. i mean, just start and you can get in the mood. it-it's like you're invited to a party that you don't want to go to so you figure, "i'm just gonna stop by, say hello."

al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha i'm sammy and also in the show al jazeera journalist begins third day in german detention amid growing calls for his release, greece makes a last-minute effort to creditors ahead of an emergency meeting in russell and cocoa

al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha i'm sammy and also in the show al jazeera journalist begins third day in german detention amid growing calls for his release, greece makes a last-minute effort to creditors ahead of an emergency meeting in russell and cocoa shortage fails a blow to the local economy. ♪ fighting outside afghanistan's parliament is now over after a suicide car bomb explosion and a gun fight between police and attackers, 21 people were wounded. afghan police say all seven of the armed men in the attack have been killed and the parliament was in session in kabul at the time and let's get more now from jennifer glasse and joins us from the afghan capitol and we start with casualties and where do things stand now? >> 21 people injured and five women and three children and one child is in critical condition and police tell us five were killed in the dramatic attack on the parliament building this morning and watched it live on t.v. and it was heavily attended session when the bomb went off outside parliament and the building shook and the parliament chamber filled wi

she recorded this video of officer sammy brinston.e saw a couple kids struggling with bags of clothes on a way to the laundromat. daniels posted the video to facebook where it's earned nearly 200,000 views. >> a blessing she says a blessing. >> two blessings. >> very nice. >>> aren't your home for the world meeting of families? >> there is a rule change in the city of philadelphia that you need to know about. it's going to eat into your profits. >> and celebrating dad. we'll run down some of the weekend's family fun focused on fathers. >>> an update on the dozens of atlantic city firefighters whose jobs were in danger. the firefighters union says 85 people will get to keep their jobs from now. mayor don guardian agreed to let the department apply for a federal grant. this morning we learnedpá the grant has been approved. layoffs were supposed to go into effect next week. the union says it's still waiting to hear if the grant will be extended for the next two years. >>> four minutes before 6:00. renting your home in philadelphia? the c