-sandy, this is marcus. -sandy: hi. lemonis: hi, sandy. i'm marcus. a pleasure to meet you. shauna: sandy's in charge of all of our candy and merchandise. lemonis: and so your full-time job is the candy store? sandy: no. h.r., payroll duties. this is last on my list. -lemonis: yeah. -sandy: yeah. lemonis: i've never seen a candy store or any retail business that has its h.r. director running the merchandise. i guess i shouldn't be that surprised. if they don't see the importance of having their ice cream be special, why would the candy be any different? it's a nice attempt at a theme, but i'm not really sure that the theme's clear to me. when you walk in the front door, it looks like they went to the local convenience store and just said, "give me some lollipops and some sweet tarts." it's not nostalgic. there's nothing really curated. and what's this -- all this bacon? why do you have bacon cotton candy? sandy: people like bacon right now. same thing with the bacon soda. lemonis: i mean, i know the craze with bacon, but how does it connect to farrell

why, sandy? sandy: to hopefully give us the resources to go further.emonis: where i got hung up is this notion of how some people don't get paid but they write checks and they invest. and so, out of that $300,000, $50,000 is gonna go towards giving josh his money back. out of everybody in this room, including them, you've written the biggest check in the room. did you know that? -josh: i didn't know. lemonis: and you work here and you don't get paid. and so, i think that level of dedication is the reason that i came back today. sandy, i feel like you should have some equity in the business. -sandy: thank you. -lemonis: you're full time. you're a department manager. and so is chris. you're also a department manager. and so, the idea was $300,000 for 40%. out of that 40%, you're getting 5%, you're getting 5%, and you're getting 5%. that's out of my pocket. -josh: sounds great. that's really cool of you to give me that sort of deal, and i appreciate it. lemonis: you guys do great work. the product's legit. i mean, it's good. every single one of you contri

>> sandy hook school. i think there's somebody shooting in here, in sandy hook school. down the hallway... >> narrator: 11 years later. >> they're still around me. there's still shooting. >> narrator: 154 rounds from a bushmaster semi-automatic rifle. (rapid gunfire) >> newtown 9-1-1. what's the location of your emergency? >> narrator: it was friday morning, december 14. >> sandy hook elementary school. i believe there's shooting at the front-- it's still happening! >> okay. do you see anything or hear anything more? >> narrator: it lasted less than six minutes. >> i keep hearing shooting-- i keep hearing popping. >> narrator: this time it was six- and seven-year-olds. >> please hurry. please hurry! we smell fire from the gunshots. you guys come into my room now. get in here. >> okay, well... >> there's still shooting going on. please. >> i need, i need assistance here immediately. >> ah, i still hear him shooting. >> narrator: 20 children and six adults were shot dead. >> okay, get everyone you can going down there-- all right. let me... >> narrator: outside it was cha

the most pro oi’ metre wide sandy beach. sediment supply from further up or down the coast that has brought a fresh and of sediment to this beach, oi’ fresh and of sediment to this beach, or it could be due to a change in environment or conditions. either an alteration in the wet climate, or a series of tides, that has provided the ideal conditions for this beach to reform. the beach is about as far as you can get in ireland and europe. thousands of tourists visit each year. having a beach has delighted locals and the tourist board. yesterday, we have cars, camper vans, board. yesterday, we have cars, campervans, and board. yesterday, we have cars, camper vans, and motorcycles, and people from all over ireland and the uk, to see our miraculous new beach. people here have always spoke about their dreams on the beach and coming here as kids, and now to have it back for their kids is amazing. the people of the island are thrilled. hopefully, if we keep our beach here, it will have a future. now that the spring high tides have p

>> reporter: amazon repost today and gave sandy the chance to revise it. >>> popular park in berkeley closed to visitors because of the presence of at least one nest for protected wildlife. we still don't know exactly what species of bird prompted that shut down. >> reporter: john thomas cello would love to play with his dog but that's not happening today. >> it's been closed for about 6 or 8 months. >> reporter: the park was closed off for the winter when it became too muddy, but it still hasn't opened because, quote, federally protected wildlife is nesting in the area. >> i think it's incumbent on us to think about how to foster the young of that is ensure they can reproduce. >> reporter: but we don't know what's there. for three days, the city has refused to talk with us about what's happening at the park. the ball field has been mowed and baseball games are still allowed there. it's got people wondering if the rest of the park really needs to be closed. >> we why probably do both, take care of the birds and the people. >> if they decided to come here and nest, they're probably oka

you chose to go to work for sandy. why did you do that?ie: sandy was a small broker, and i found him kind of down to earth. he had offered me to go to shearson, their investment bank. i said, no. i said i would learn more at goldman sachs, morgan stanley, and lehman. he said, why don't you come be my assistant? i was a baker scholar. it was important to him. he said, why don't you come be my assistant? you will learn a lot. so he lasted there about three more years. you did learn a lot. david: when he left -- jamie: i was offered a bunch of jobs to stay and stuff like that, but he said, we will find something, build something great. so we took over this little company called partial credit in baltimore here. i moved down here. i took his little company. it had seven other little companies including like a leasing company in israel, a small international bank which made bank loans that all went corrupted, a small life insurance company, and that company is the same company that became citi. and over those 12 years, so these names you will r

the iconic symbol of the comeback of the jersey shore from hurricane sandy. >> when he was arrested in my kitchen the officers let me know it was heroin. >> my every waking thought is that i want to get high once more. [inaudible] >> it is an everyday battle. >> we have got to shatter the stigma. it is the only thing that keeps us alive. it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it, america. >> memorial day weekend, i know some of us might want to tie one on pretty tight, get naked, commit grand theft auto and steel 25000-dollar swan. don't do it. this guy did it in polk county, florida. this is him going around a storage facility. he steals a company truck with a 25000-dollar white and black checkered swan. this one was recovered, the naked guy was arrested but this one is still missing. >> the nba playoffs

. >> the one sandy initially bought on amazon didn't work, and when she returned it, sandy said the third party wouldn't give her a full refund, so she posted a negative review. >> i rated the seller two stars. >> almost immediately she got an e-mail from the seller. please remove your lie feed back. >> sandy refused and complained to amazon, and that's when the seller sent the rest of the money. amazon removed her review and wouldn't let her post another to warn others about the seller. >> even if they completely disagreed with me, don't call me a liar. >> reporter: am son's policy says it will only remove feed back for reasons like obscene language and sandy insists her post didn't include any of that. >> the reviews, that's what you give the company credibility. >> reporter: public relations expert doug elmut says sanitizing reviews is dangerous. >> if they are limiting what the purchaser is seeing, that calls into question the credibility of the company. >> reporter: in response to sandy's story, amazon admitted it may have removed the review because the party was solved. that's not a

take pkg :01 banner :13 roberto :36 sandy pkg --roberto aguirre dice que tiene 2 aÑos viviendo en elismo lugar, que nunca a pagado su renta tarde y que aun asi recibio una notificacion que si no pagaba el doble tenia que desalojar en 60 dias. roberto aguirre- inquilino de san jose 21:56 "no puedo nada por que me dieron la noticia antes de que pasaron la ley y tengo que buscar otro lugar." 22:08 --la ley de proteccion de inqiulino se aprobo el 18 de abril de este aÑo... pero lo que estos manifestantes quieren es que los concejales voten maÑana en su reunion de concilio a favor de que esta ordenanza entre en vigor inmediatamente y proteja a inquilinos de desalojos injustificados. sot sandy perry- red para vivienda de bajos ingresos 14:16 "a veces es necesario que la gente pelee por la justicia por que no es justo lo que esta pasando, son muchos desalojos injustos y tenemos la esperanza de que esta nueva ley puede ayudar a la gente a quedarse en su casa" 14:36 --esta maÑana se llevo a cabo una manifestacion en el ayuntamiento por parte de inquilinos, lideres y organizaciones como la coa

the -- for hurricane sandy relief. they're part of the attorney general's ongoing crackdown. officials say the people had filed fraught applications for storm relief money. a total of 91 people have been charged with sandy-related fraud since march of 2014. >>> 5:08. this is the live view from the nbc10 studios. that is lots of cloudiness and fog, too, and the fog has been thick this morning. the temperatures have dropped into the 60s. that's warmer than yesterday. there's a lot more moisture around after that drizzly day yesterday. 62 in marshallton. harmony hills, 62, along with reedy point. 60s to start with for lincoln and lewis. it warms into the 70s today. something that we haven't seen for a couple of days. lots of clouds above the fog. they have started to thin a bit. and that will suggest some sunshine for us. but i'm also watching a line of showers and thunderstorms. this is likely to give us showers and strong thunderstorms this afternoon. but not everybody's going to get that activity. 9:00 this morning, some showers, some light showers are possible in delaware an

>> josmar: no i so i left here a little, about a year after hurricane sandy, 'cause the way sandy hitamily through that again, the >> anthony: how bad did it get hit out here? >> josmar: this was like something out of a movie. >> anthony: hurricane sandy pounded the east coast in 2012 and many communities suffered, but the rockaways were hit with a particular ferocity. >> anthony: how was the response? >> josmar: you know, the response from everyday people was good, like one of the best things about what happened right afterwards was the way a lot of people came together who lived here, but also how a lot of people kind of came in, pitched in, brought food, brought generators, but officially with like government the semi-governmental groups, they dropped the ball. >> anthony: what was the problem? >> josmar: they weren't ready for it. the rockaways by design was never a place where there was a lot of good investment, or infrastructure anyway to begin with. >> anthony: why? look, this is what you would call prime oceanfront property, not far from new york city, what's going on? >> josm

. >> i left a year afterhurricane sandy.at again. >> how bad was it out here. >> this was something like out of a movie. >> hurricane cindy pounted the many communities suffered but rock ways were hit with particular losh bag. >> one of the best things it happen happened, the way people lived here and brought food and generators. they dropped it. what was the problem? >> they weren't ready for it. >> this is what you would call pide solution front robbery, not far from new york city. what's going on? >> this is a place where the city and robert moses can signal, it uses like a dumping ground for undesirable. the city didn't necessarily want to deal with it. >> back in the days they were a shorter commercial until better roads improved well system moving into the beaches of long island. >> let's proving hurricane housing projects. and it just wasn't a place that was taken seriously. since then we had -- and western, kind of seeing them and class minds. the one that's having us changed after sandy was interlocked, where are th

vonnie: democratic representative sandy levin, thank you for joining us from capitol hill.on. mark: syrian rebels and government officials are meeting separately with the yuan envoy today. sixth round are the of talks. however, the gathering has been overshadowed by the u.s. state department accusations that the syrian government built a crematorium in one of its most the tory us prisons to cover up daily executions. former acting u.s. attorney yates underscored the testimony about michael flynn. at the congressional hearing, she testified she told the white house flynn was at risk of being blackmailed over his contact with russia. yates spoke to cnn. >> you wanted the white house to act? >> absolutely, yes. we expected them to act. >> did you expect them to act quickly? >> yes. >> there was urgency to the conversation? >> yes. and thee president turkish president will hold a meeting in the oval office before they give joint statements. we will bring you the remarks when they happen. vonnie: thank you for that and coming up, we will have that and excerpts from bloomberg's i

. >>> i'm sandy patel. live doppler 7 is tracking a system that will bring damp spots for your morning drive. >>> and need a hand? tonight bay area scientists say they have the solution. >>> first, though, a look at what's coming up on "jimmy kimmel live!." >> thank you, dan and ama. now more than ever, it's important that you see this. what constitutes a disaster of a boyfriend? like what kind of things -- >> she does not need to a a a ae >>> i still have like memory issues, you know, like short-term memory. >> he survived a gunshot to the head but his fight isn't over. this man is still waiting to see the suspected shooter convicted and right now he's out of jail. this shooting happened five years ago in san francisco. the case has gone to one trial and there will be a second. >> in the meantime, a judge has allowed the suspect out of jail. here's vic lee with a story you'll see only on 7. >> halloween night 2012, benjamin pesa was shot in the head. it's been a miraculous recovery. his brain wund was so s

decent 14th, 2012, 27 people killed in san diego -- sandy hook elementary school.s a matter if it is a gun or a bomb, it is still terrorism. it continues to happen in the united states. look at all of the police officers who kill, the people kill their own people. terrorism continues to happen in the united states whether it is a bomb or a gun. host: how do you fight against that ideology? caller: well -- i don't know that answer. the bible tells us to love. we don't -- as far as the united states with the weapons, who needs weapons of mass destruction when we have a military. host: helen is in california, the republican line. caller: i was born in manchester and i have lots of family still in manchester. here is the paradox about fighting terrorism in the united kingdom is -- i will give you a scenario. my cousin's daughter who has a phd in genetics and she is english, not an immigrant. when she walks to work to the hospital in manchester, she has to pass a place which is a miley reputation where a lot of young immigrants from the middle east are and they are all

i think that's very important. >> sandie, let's continue on that topic. regulation has been developed sort of global contentious, with the committees, et cetera. in the letter here in the u.s. created some uproar in europe and other parts -- that the u.s. is withdrawing from the international process. you hear comments like that. what's your take on continuing going forward that the u.s. as part of the efforts -- the basel committee, with the standards. >> i think it's essential. you don't want differentiated pockets of you know credit worthiness or risks around the entire globe. i think that was part of the issue with 2008. i think, you know, the mchenry letter is more about, you know, participation at the international table but with increased transparency so that there's a more robust understanding of, you know, what's being negotiated and insuring that you have appropriate interest aligned and you take into account the competitive landscape to insure a reasonable level of consistency. so i don't think the mchenry letter was about pulling out. it was m

. >>> i'm sandy patel. live doppler 7 is tracking a system that will bring damp spots for your morning drive. >>> and need a hand? tonight bay area scientists say they have the solution. >>> first, though, a look at what's coming up on "jimmy kimmel live!." >> thank you, dan and ama. now more than ever, it's important that you see this. what constitutes a disaster of a boyfriend? like what kind of things -- >> she does not need to answer. [ laughter ] this is not the time. >> i think i do. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, w...that not only made a a big first impression... ...but was designed to withstand sunlight this bright... ...this bright... ...or even this bright. if a paint could protect your door's color against the strongest uv rays... ...it makes you wonder... is it still paint? aura grand entrance from benjamin moore®. only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >>> i still have

playing sandy.r see grease i mean did you ever watch the movie. >> i never watch the whole thing. >> it's not black and white. >> just parts. >> it's actuall actually in fuln technicolor. >> i watch parts not the whole thing. >> i in fact have a sandy jacket here that i wear i got it in the price closet downstairs whenever it's cold i wear it it's a pinky tuscadero jack. nonetheless,. >> we won't quiz you thon. >> this is foreign on me. you're talking spanish right n now. >> war these strange words he's saying. >> let's go to fonzie. >> i know the fonz. >> hey. >> "good day philadelphia" 4:00 a.m. sue serio b >> breaking right now. police are investigating a pretty bizarre family drama. a mother calls police because her car has been stolen and then finds out there is another incident involving her young daughter. we have a live report. >>> asked him to return tomorrow, if you can. >> also ahead this morning, on good day philadelphia, call it deliberation dilema the jury weighing the david creato mur

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we're not asking for anything near the 100% per capita for hurricane sandy or other disasters. we're trying to get around 40%. or 45% perhaps. number, two we have a bipartisan amendment with congressman ri rd that would eliminate just as was done in 2005, it would eliminate a $500,000 per structure deductible requires for schools. we have schools that cannot reopen. they cannot afford to reopen. we have students that are in limbo right now. we have parents that are in limbo. we're trying restore the communities. this is not precedent setting. it was done before. again, bipartisan amendment. we have a third amendment that pluses up the disaster account by $350 million. and we have a fourth amendment and final amendment that would take what was done in the water infrastructure improvement for the nation act of 2016, the win act of 2016, section 1144 says that any project that would provide flood protection in a disaster area would be prioritized, therefore, we take funds that are -- but any project that a federal declared a disaster area to go towards building the projects. we ha

that wouldn't have saved sandy hook. the mother knew he had issues and bought him the gun as a form of therapy. you can lead a horse to water but that doesn't force someone to seek mental health particularly if their family members see it differently. so, i don't think if that would have prevented some of the worst mass killings in the united states. >> host: erin in california. gary younge? >> guest: there is no way one can stop every parameter. there is no way one could do that. it is nonetheless, for example, true on the day of sandy hook a mentally ill man went into a school in china, an elementary school, with a knife. he didn't kill anybody. it is much harder to kill people with knives. guns will get the job done. that is the purpose. but coming back to the point of whether you do or don't feel safe, one can do this by -- there are some statistical measures one can take. i grow up in britain. -- grew. now, i grew up during the era of ira, terrorism, you know? from northern ireland and now we have a different kind o

we heard about sandy being the storm of the century.pparently it seems like they're going to try and prevent themselves and protect themselves from something that could happen within the century. >> one is short-term events and storms and hurricanes and flooding. we know those will happen more often and be more intense. the second thing is sea level rise will be ongoing. we don't know the speed, some estimates say by 2030 we do have another foot of speed level -- of sea level. by the end of the century, you could have 2, 3, 4, 5 feet. the uncertainty makes it hard to plan. please towns use federal and state money and basically build walls of sand and steel or berms as high as they can afford, and they hope for the best. it only lasts so long and the money that spent on infrastructure is money you can't spend on helping people move. oliver: it seems like a reactionary thing, short-term. where exactly are they? the fees and costs to do this pretty fast. we are thinking bags of sand and stuff, but he gets pretty expensive. >> there are 214

a head started case center the money came from superstorm sandy aid.t's on baccarat boulevard and more than 300 children call this place a home away from home. >> the phrase food for thought was taken to a new level in center city today. community groups and business leaders enjoyed a meal while sharing ideas to bolster the area. this was organized by philadelphia foundation and the james knight foundation. ducis rogers is here with sports and lets talk eagles, believe it or not. >> we are on the football fieldworking out and just a little taste. they kicked off their ota's and they are voluntary but they strongly recommend attending. there are no pads or hitting for the three day workout and that makes torrey smith appear even faster. carson wentz has a new rubbing back from lagarret blunt, and speaking of wentz he is about to begin his second season in the nfl. he already seeing a difference in his quarterback. >> the number one thing i have seen is leadership. he came in ready to go and eager. and excited. about the offseason and working with you kn

playing sandy.e grease i mean did you ever watch the movie. >> i never watch the whole thing. >> it's not black and white. >> just parts. >> it's actuall actually in fuln technicolor. >> i watch parts not the whole thing. >> i in fact have a sandy jacket here that i wear i got it in the price closet downstairs whenever it's cold i wear it it's a pinky tuscadero jack. nonetheless,. >> we won't quiz you thon. >> this is foreign on me. you're talking spanish right n now. >> war these strange words he's saying. >> let's go to fonzie. >> i know the fonz. >> hey. >> "good day philadelphia" 4:00 a.m. sue serio bo bob kell got t covered. >> you know them. harvey: hours after tiger woods got busted for d.u.i., his girlfriend was shopping at neiman-marcus, got a phone call and all hell broke loose. >> she starts crying, breaking down. keeps on saying, i knew it, i knew it. harvey: it sure seems like she's saying this was an accident waiting to happen. >> didn't stop her though from going shopping. she ended u

a dry sandy installer for the hills. a dry sandy installer for the vast majority of the country.ds. moreover please, temperatures limited to the mid—teens in scotland. further south, into limited to the mid—teens in scotland. furthersouth, into the mid—20s. these weather fronts pollution of the atlantic in the coming days, thicker cloud over western coasts and hills. high—pressure returns from mid week so high—pressure returns from mid week so the week ahead will be drier and is also set to be warmer as well with temperatures quite widely in the 20s. goodbye for no. —— for now. this is bbc news, i'm sophie long. the headlines at 5pm. a grand welcome for donald trump in saudi arabia where the us president is making his first foreign trip. president trump and king salman of saudi arabia sign multi—billion dollar weapons contracts in riyadh. the white house described it as the biggest single arms deal in us history. mr trump is leaving behind fresh controversy in washington. over the firing the fbi chief james comey. jeremy corbyn insists his party is committed to trident after memb

ten days, ocean currents have deposited thousands of tons of sand, to recreate its 300 metre white sandyis either a change in sediment supply from further up or down the coast that has brought a fresh and of sediment to this beach, or it could be due to a change in environment or conditions. either an alteration in the wave climate, or a series of tides, that has provided the ideal conditions for this beach to reform. dooagh beach on achill island is just about as far west as you can get in ireland and europe. thousands of tourists visit each year. having a new beach has delighted locals and the tourist board. yesterday, we had gridlock here in the village with cars, camper vans, and motorcycles, and people from all over ireland and the uk, to see our miraculous new beach. the people here have always spoke about their days on the beach and how they enjoyed it here as kids, and now to have it back for their kids is absolutely unbelievable. the people of the island are thrilled. and we already have five blue flag beaches. and hopefully, if we keep our beach here, we will have a sixth. now

. - [sandy] it's not just a prop. it really works. - how did you move from the computer side to the wine side? what was it that you were just like this it. - who was that, ya know, ah-ha moment? or that premonition? so 36 years ago we sat up here on the hill at sterling. - sterling. - when we were dating and our comment to each other was, "wouldn't this be a great thing to do "toward the end of our working life?" and we had found this one. it had been in another family for 108 years, three generations. we just fell in love with the property and saw a vision of how do we put a winery on this site. capture the essence, and at the same time, be able to share it with our guests. - the grounds here are spectacular, and we are headed inside the barn, a great place to sip and take it all in. this is where it all began. - the barn is a hundred years old now, and it's the character. it's the essence we wanted to carry throughout the property. - when i dream of a barn, this is the kind of barn that i dream of. (sandy laughs) i

from superstorm sandy that demonstrated our current infrastructure is antiquated and not very resilient. so i will talk about is what we're currently doing so the institute has a mission to read vance a rating system but it is to scott -- discussed as the process engineering to construct infrastructure and think about that difference the bond negative friendly to bring resiliency we were formed by the american society of civil engineers the overall working on simultaneous projects to figure out a way with a more sustainable project and at the same time harvard university was working on those efforts mooch mooch --- merge together. so obviously tom talks about the importancimportanc e of infrastructure for a variety of viewpoints but it is tied to our gdp with individual and family earning his. we have a lot of delayed investment since we will make a concerted effort to catch up how we build that and what should be the key points that guide us in those investment decisions. condition applies to all civil infrastructure and all phases and it is time to constantly evolves. we all have the

the suspect is described as white, five foot ten to six feet tall, at least 160 pounds with sandy colored hair and facial hair.sot i don't recall at least seeing himsot oh well glad you gave me a heads up i mean if somebody walks towards me i don't know i'll act differently now so i think it's good to get the word out. officers aren't clear if the man is a transient. they do tell us there are rarely any problems at john hinkel park. my wife comes up here pretty frequentlyfor me if someone comes at me i will react a bit differently. i'm actually more concerned about her than i am myself. (vicki)breaking news out of richmond.a missing teenager with autism..has been found16 year-old ramon garcia -- went missing after walking away from richmond high school this afternoon. he has the mental capacity of a five year old.we just got word from richmond police that he has been found..and is safe.authorities have not released details on where he was found. (steve)we now know the name of the 15 year-old shot and killed in san francisco's sunset district. the san francisco medical examiner has identif

so we have big sandy creek. colonel hatch is the commander of the ninth cavalry as is formed. he will stay at the helm for many years along with many other numerous capable officers who will go on to distinguished careers in a number of instances. well in due course, these troops , had originally been assigned to texas would move on. they would find themselves in new mexico. and from new mexico, which they were involved in the lincoln county wars and the infamous situation with billy the kid in some cases would finally in 1876, company i of the ninth cavalry would come to southern colorado from new mexico. and they would garrison fort garland. fort garland, as many of you know, is part of the colorado historical society. it has a fantastic museum. one of the great places to go in the spring and the summer and have a picnic, enjoy the view of colorado, and learn about its history. because much of the four still remains today in pristine condition. these troops were sent to this area at a strategic crossroads. in the four corners area where numerous tribal groups claimed that th

that you remember that memorial day is about more than sandy beaches and cookouts. each year, we dedicate one day for reflecting on and thanking the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our country. it is a sacred day. on this day, we also remember the veterans who are still with havehese men and women who been a living testimony of the sacrifices made to protect the freedoms we cherish. it was one of the greatest honors of my life to serve our country for 23 years in the navy. and today as a senior senator for delaware, it is one of our test one of my top priorities to ensure our nation can care for those who are going to battle. we owe our veterans more than a debt of gratitude for their service. we owe veterans a steadfast commitment to provide them with high-quality health care, access to mental health care services, , ande place to call home career training programs. we have to work together to better serve our veterans. the reality is not every veteran has access to the v.a. or health care. on in 10 veterans rely medicaid for health ca

the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> more than three years after superstorm sandy city of ventnor is awarded a grand. an $8,000 grant they applied for in 2013, the money is put towards the streetscape in the north business district and specifically atlantic avenue to suri avenue. to design new curbs and sidewalks and add trees and benches and bike racks. >>> in the meantime lets get an update on your commute home thursday night. matt pellman is the man in the know. >> you are stopped on the schuylkill expressway i want to point out the travel time. 51 minutes from the vine to the walt whitman bridge that should be about 7. instead it's 51 right now. a slow crawl as people get an early jump on the weekend. and head down the shore via the walt whitman bridge, and it's also wet now in university city than is not helping us out and the earlier phils game is over and people are heading home on the westbound side of the schuylkill and jammed in both directions at south street. a crash on the northbound side of cotman taking out the right lane and the emergency crews are

so, we have big sandy creek. colonel hatch is the commander of the ninth calvary. he will stay at the helm for years, along with numerous other capable officers, who will go on to distinguish careers in a number of instances. in due course, these troops had been assigned to texas and would move on. and they would find themselves in new mexico. from new mexico, which by the in theey were involved lincoln county wars in the infamous situation with billy the kid, in some cases, and would finally in 1876, company i of the ninth calvary would come to southern colorado from new mexico. and they would they would garrison fort garland. it is part of the colorado historical society. it has a fantastic museum. one of the great places to go in the spring and summer and have a picnic, and enjoy the great beauty of colorado and learn , about its history. because much of the fort remains today in a pristine condition. these troops were sent at a strategic crossroads. in the four corners area where numerous tribal groups claimed that this area was their traditional land. so from

residents on a remote irish island have flocked to see a sandy beach that's reappeared after being washedby storms more than thirty years ago. and the top story here in the uk. theresa may has recommitted the conservatives to a target of reducing net annual migration to the tens of thousands, if they win the election. labour says it stands for a fair and managed immigration system. now the latest business news from singapore. voting is underway in south korea. what will the new leadership mean? workers across america are asking why president trump is not more worried about businesses closing. good morning, asia. hello, world. it isa good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a tuesday and glad you could join us. is a tuesday and glad you could join us. i rico hizon. the economy is weighing heavily on the mind of south korean voters as they head to the polls. unemployment among young people and corrupt business practices in "chaebols" our summer of the reasons that south koreans are frustrated. our asian business correspondent explains what she feels that the concerns are. top of the mind for

i'm meteorologist sandy pa tell.t you know how long it will last coming up. >> and >>> early signs of a potential softening in the real estate market starting to emerge. new home sales dropped last month and in the south bay, real estate agents are seeing fewer offers. >> reporter: demand for housing remains strong in the south bay tied to the growth and job. that has developers and builders selling in 13 south bay communities. but across the west, new home sales took a 26% drop this one. . >> i think we're about to see a shift in the mrk place. >> kristopher hellio is the president of the sount a class and overbids are more often 20 if the market done. >> the buy side, there's going to be opportunities coming. and if the market sales a little bit, to be able to have the >> we are currently in year 5 of a housing market recovery. >> the housing affordability index is also at a >> a 1.1 million -- if it falls to 19% like it did during a previous downturn that, could mean a slowing market. david louie, abc 7 news. >> u

lauren: rothbart income is chief investment officer sandy springs bank.ials in particular. >> they are my favorite sector. we are going to continue to see rising. >> they've done a lot to the election. >> they have come that they have. most of it was frontloaded. rates will continue to rise. the curve full text upwards then that will help earnings down the road. nicole: this talk about health care. news on aetna. your thoughts of the group. >> you know, underrated and health care. but expensive to the earnings visibility. still a lot of uncertainty. not ready to jump in just yet. >> assumes that the bull market is getting pretty tired. but takes us to the next level? >> i think it's earnings. he said during a said during the break is boring right now. vix not an all-time outcome of 24 year low. nicole: mention the likes of apple is something you like for the long-term. why? >> is attractively priced. there's a lot debate about whether the last renovation or not. for its price right now reduction in the nation, it's a track is. >> the tenure iphone coming

sandy kenyon, abc news. >> well, i'm excited. can't wait to find out who will be sitting next to kelly. you can watch the big unveil tomorrow on "live with kelly" at 9:00 a.m. on abc 7. >>> this photograph was taken this weekend at 6700 feet. but today the park conservancy posted this video to twitter. >> melting snow. you can see is filling the waterfalls with rushing water. and as you can see here, a beautiful rainbow. so we've gone from snow to rainbows and waterfalls. and unbelievably warm weather here in the bay area. >> it's incredible. >> it is incredible. >> we're glad to see you. you're here. not with kelly ripka in new york. >> well, it's not may 1 yet. it's still april 30. i'm kidding. i'm not going anywhere. temperatures are going to be soaring over the next couple days to levels we have not seen since last year. that's how warm this air mass is that is moving in over the next couple of days. live doppler 7 right now. it's a quiet night. we enjoyed tons of sunshine, and it's going to be a quiet night overnight tonight

young.killings >> of course nothing i'mt: suggesting will stop at theer commanding -- on the day of sandy hook a mentally ill man went into a school in china they did not kill anybody. it's much harder to keep kill people with knives. guns will get the job done. coming back to the point about whether you do or don't feel safe actually one can do this. >> i grew up in griffin -- in britain. i grew up now have a different kind of terrorism. it is just statistically impossible. it's just not true. the number of people who are killed by terrorist attacks in britain are very small. ki now, given the demographic away you live if you have a or when part of chicago. i remember when i was moving back to britain after 12 years of living in america one of my sons friends said i don't think i would go to britain now. it's just too dangerous. you live in chicago. it's way more dangerous. they lived on the north side of chicago. lose a gunfight between her in the house. guns get washed up next to the thayground. there's a way you feel safe with those feelings don't necessarily align with the facts of w

here is wabc's sandy kenyon. >> reporter: not the first to play james bond nor would roger moore be the last. but few would argue he filled the shoes and handled the gun and romanced the women, quite splend splendidly. >> what >> his accent suggested an englishman of the upper-class, moore was actually the son of a cop. he found international fame in his 30s as the saint. >> his de debonair turn made him a favorite of frank sinatra and other stars and a perfect choice as the third actor to play james bond. his tough task was to try to match the impact of sean connery who had defined the role. moore's 007 had more of a since of humor. moore played the role in seven movies, over a dozen years. >> i don't think there is a underside. my wife is very, very happy i diltd. >> moore was about to turn 90, and his three children supporting his wife. he was knighted by the queen but the last person to call him sir roerj. all emphasizing luck rather than his ability. but for those who came of age, will always remain, the epitome of the debonair man so many of us lesser guys aspire to be. >> after h

i am originally from sandy hook, connecticut. d -- the connecticut representatives and senators are doing a great job. and we have two good senators down here. anyway, my question is, number one, whether it sounds unfair or not, i really hope and pray that this investigation leads to trump's impeachment and conviction and i don't think that that's going to happen very fast. i understand that. but also, because even if there was no russian investigation, if russia had never happened, i think that there's other things that he does -- and i'm not a lawyer. i'm a plain old person. that are conflicts of interest between all these businesses he has and overseas businesses and his family is in the white house and -- host: ok, betty, understand those two points. we'll have the congressman respond. guest: i thank you, also, for the point -- the words you said, i want to make sure you can hear me and i hear you. that should be our motto, republicans and democrats alike in washington. so thank you for that. and, betty, with all due respect,

the ribbon on the new rollercoaster that replaced the jet star rollercoaster that was destroyed by sandy four years ago. >> in the same way the jet star was the iconic symbol of what happened here during super-storm sandy, the hydrus will be forever. the iconic symbol of the come back of the jersey shore. >> if you dare to take a ride, it will political you with a steep inverted drop and full loop. >> this is the unofficial start of summer. a lot of people will take their boats out this weekend, if you're hitting the water, the coast guard wants to make sure you're safe that everybody in the boat has a life jacket and sits properly. there's different tiefers owe elife jackets if you're staying close to the shore or going out. >>> chopper 6 hd is over the scene where a philadelphia police officer has been injured, as we are looking right there following a traffic accident in the tacony section of the city. looks to be one officer that is being put into the emergency vehicle and ambulance right there and taken to the hospital. here's what we know right now. the accident happened before 5:0

today's very special teacher saved all 15 of her students during the tragedy at sandy hook back in 2012after all the lives she's touched, i can't wait to give her a shot at winning $1 million. from greenwich, connecticut, please give it up for kaitlin roig-debellis.

as hurricane sandy, super storm sandy demonstrated with tremendous might, our current infrastructure is antiquated and it is not very climate resilient. so what i'm going to talk to you about is a little bit about isi, what we're currently doing and what we'd like to do in the future. so the institute is -- has a mission to advance project planning tool called envision. envision is a rating system, but it is also described as kind of thought process engineering, to help people planning, designing and constructing infrastructure think about it differently in order to bring about more resilient outcomes. as tom indicated, we were formed by the american public works association, the american society of civil engineers, the american council of engineering companies. and they were all working on simultaneous similar projects to figure out a way to motivate more sustainable project planning and design and construction. at the same time, harvard university was working on this. all of those efforts merged together and the outcome was the institute for sustainable infrastructure. so obviously

you spend the rest of the day kind of wet and sandy with sand in your armpits and legs. the arbitrariness that always frustrated people. because sometimes guys looked perfect in their uniform and their brass and shoes were perfectly polished and they expected they would be rewarded for the great effort. every once in a while an instructor would say hit the surf and become a sugar cookie. charlie: lifisot fair. adm. mcraven: and that is the point of the lesson. look, sometimes -- i do not care how hard you try, how good you can become a life is not fair and you have to get over it. charlie: let me just point to this number. in your class, only 33 graduated. there were 150 students that started with you. what is the difference -- these 10 rules -- what is the difference between those that ring the bell, when you want to opt out, and those who pass the finish line? what is the difference? adm. mcraven: i have a young man who was graduating from the university of texas last year. he was a decathlete. he was getting ready to go to seal training. tially ranked decathlete. he w