we are so proud of scott kelly and it is going to be a really special celebration. i will be joined by scott's twin brother and members of his family. as part of our joining forces education initiative, i have invited three military connected students from aberdeen high school in maryland to travel with me to tour the johnson space center and welcome home retired navy captain scott kelly . [applause] i want to show the students that if they work hard and if they dream big, there is no limit to where they can go. and it is always a pleasure to spend time with our first lady, michelle obama, who works tirelessly for military families and i am proud to call her my friend and my partner in joining forces. i would also like to thank the chair of the house republican conference, kathy mcmorris rodgers for her leadership and support of our military families. [applause] and brigadier general bought, we are truly honored in your presence. you are an inspiration. [applause] madame leader, in 2010 you posted an event to award the congressional gold medal to the first woman to f

. >> also, a special honor for scott and mark kelly. we'll show you how the astronaut's legacy will live on at a new jersey school. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> get up and dance, or just dance in your chair. stay seated like jim donovan. either way we made it to friday. katie will let you know how long today's picture perfect sticks around. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> know accused william, knott, of suffering mental anguish, serving ten month jail ten zest torre tax, other two for probation, as part of plea deal. >> a truck driver in oklahoma city makes a critical mistake, and you're looking at the result. he misjudged the height of overpass, and slammed his truck right into it, causing the collapse. the driver told investigators, he had already passed under the bridge going southbound and thought he could fit returning on the westbound side. but there is a four-inch height difference on the two sides. thankfully, no one was injured. >> wow. major flooding in part of texas after a severe storm moves through. you can see parts of the cit

itÑi picked up 4,000 pounds of items including blood and urine samples from astronaut scott kelly's one-yearn march. >>> the co-founders much a start-up trying to change the way we travel say they've had their kitty hawk moment. that's zero to 400 in two seconds in a desert near las vegas earlier today. hyper loop 1 successfully rocketed a magnet -- this was the first real test of technology the company one day hopes will send people and cargo through cushioned tubes at nearly the speed of sound. backers say it could cut the journey between l.a. and san francisco down to just 30 minutes. the goal is to transport cargo by 2019 and people by 2021. >> wow. remember those tubes the banks used to have? we'll be people. >> a lot faster. >> zip down to l.a. at 700 miles an hour. >> i could be back in an hour. >>> let's update the weather forecast. >> spencer christian is here with what we're facing. >> that's fascinating. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. mainly sunny skies across most of the bay area, the low clouds and fog are gaining, pushing locally out over the bay. let's look at statewide

. >> a space capsule is back on earth with science experiments conducted by scott kelly and splashedn yesterday afternoon in the pacific after leashing the international space station. the capsule has been at the station since april ten dropping off supplies and an experiment am inflatable room this will pop open in two westbounds bying up 4,000 pounds of items including blood and urine simple from senate scott kelly's one year mission. >> thousands of red tuna crabs are washing ashore in san diego county. they are native to the waters of bajh, california and appeared in great numbers last year, on local beaches there. experts believe the warmer waters of el nino push them north and they are die off when they hit the cooler water. >> back with another full 90 minute of news including another effort to tax sugary drinks in san francisco. all the good samaritan would all the good samaritan would risks his life all the good samaritan would risks his life i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you se

the urine and some blood samples belong to scott kelly.e tested to see how weightlessness affects the human body. kelly returned to earth in march after a year in space. he is retired. >>> whether to president? a vote is expected tonight. [ indiscernible ] brazil's president. she denies any wrongdoing. >>> 80,000 evacuees from for the murray are receiving financial aid. the wildfire is now outside the city but residents are not being able loud to return until the area is deemed safe and the power and water supplies are checked. >>> you might not know television's most popular television broadcast 60 minutes has been on the air 48 seasons. for all but two of those, morely safer has been a 60 minutes correspondent. he is retiring. his reports were a must see tv on cbs. the same could be said for the late mike wallace and ed bradley. morely safer retiring at the age of 84. health issuefo back on his workload but not before he filed 919 reports from all over the globe. even before 60 minutes he forged a reputation as a war correspondent in vie

, but it produces more scott kellys. i applaud the energy secretary moniz's commitment which will increase the nation's economic and competitiveness and enable more of our people to realize their full potential -- potential. so i would ask my colleagues to support this amendment as it has been supported in the past to again through this legislation emphasize the importance of science, technology, engineering an math. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. who seeks time in opposition? seeing none, the chair recognizes the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: i'll be happy to yield back, asking support for the jackson lee amendment. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from texas. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. >> mr. chairman, i have an amen

it includes results of scott kelly's experiments during his year in orbit. >>> on the cbs "money watcheaction to instagram's new logo, and the best airlines to book your next trip. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. declining retail stocks led to big losses on wall street. the dow lost 217 points. the s&p fell about 20. the nasdaq finished down 49. >>> one of the retailers hurting big time is the largest u.s. department store chain, macy's. it suffered its biggest one-day loss sincetuate. -- since 2008. it experienced a steep cut in earnings and the annual profit forecast. macy's said shoppers spent less on clothing, and international tourists also saw less. brick and mortar stores have been hurt bay online shopping. >>> google plans to ban ads from payday lenders. google says the short-term, high interest rate loans are deceptive and harmful. starting on july 13th, as for loans due within 60 days with interest rates of 36% and higher will be banned. critics order payday customers are often poor, trying to make end

nearly 4000 pounds of items were packed into the capsule, including blood samples from scott kelly'smission as part of an experience -- experiment to understand the impact space has on the human body. to round out our three days of special programming, we want to leave you with one of the , director ofoi ito the m.i.t. media lab. he is a two-time college dropout and three-time entrepreneur. he was tapped to become director of the media lab in 2011 and believes as the digital resolution plays out -- revolution plays out, a biological revolution is next. here to round out the hour is ..i.t. lab director, joi ito thank you for having us here. so the biological revolution is next? what do you mean by that? 30 years ago, when the media lab was created, computers were about big companies working on very special projects that most companies did not have to think about. eventually, with the internet and other things, you couldn't not have an internet strategy. healthly, medicine and has been about small molecules, hospitals and big pharma companies. all the tools involved and the fact that h

that's nice, scott kelly.your shots with the hash tag #sunrisethismorning. >> beautiful. >> always think that's a nice way to start the day. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up, a preview of the summer blockbusters. will the independence day sequel declare victory without will smith? can the new "ghost busters" find the spirit to overcome skeptics? >>> and jetblue ceo robin hayes will talk about security delays and the debate of removing bag fees. tell help airport s will it help airport screeners by discouraging carry-ons? >>> first, headlines from around the globe. the "los angeles times" says two entertainers refused to be on the same tv show with donald trump. r&b singer the weekend and rapper belly changed their minds yesterday about recording a number for "jimmy kimmel live." a few demonstrators protested at the theater where the show is taped. kimmel's show has no comment, and trump's campaign hasn't responded. >>> politico shows where the obamas will leave after they leave the white house

as well as 1,000 test tubes of blood, urine and saliva from scott kelly, the famous astronaut who's nowof nasa's landmark year in space study. the b in two weeks it will inflate into the size of a small apartment like a big balloon blowing up over 45 long minute. it is a test to see if expandable habitats will work in space and for nasa's long-range plans here like going to mars, living spaces for astronauts is absolutely critical. you need to have it cheap, you need to have it easy. and if this kind of technology works they could shoot it all up on one rocket. >> let's hope it does. cool stuff. we'll be right back. i accept i'm not 22 i accept i do a shorter set these days. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't play anything less than my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'm going for it. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both... that's what i wanted to hear. don't

pounds of data and cargo including blood samples from that year long mission of the former astronaut scott kellyon let's bring in frank and julie. another shooting in east bay. this is sad, a mother of four with another baby on the way shot and killed on the bay area highway, now they are looking for a killer. >> this is a young lady gunned down like she was nothing, somebody saw something. >> angry family members are begging for someone to come forward and help solve the shooting. >> fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now! >>> good evening. >>> we have learned tonight that a pregnant mother of four was shot and killed today while driving on a highway in east bay. the shooting was just about 11 this morning and two vehicles collided on highway 4 and railroad avenue. police say that's when someone started shooting. and paul chambers has details about the victim. i don't know what to say, it is disgraceful, who shoot as mother of four who is also pregnant? >> frank, there are four children the oldest was five years old the youngest nine months. she was four months pregnant. now the police say this was a ta

. >> now astronaunts mark and scott kelly are being honored in their hometown. range, renamed in their honor, the school, now called kelly elementary school. mark flew four space shuttle missions scott recently finished 340 day mission on the international space station. >> well, up next, a look at other stories making headlines in this morning's newspapers. >> plus, how this plate can help you cut calories without even changing your diet. jim's listening closely. >> yes. >> coming up. i like this. >> eat healthy. >> ♪ fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. >> now newspaper headlines from the front page of the intelligence ers, officials from several bucks county water authorities saying they're shutting down public wells that don't meet new epa drinking water advisories, this includes wells in horsham, warminster, warrington and doylestown. >> on the front page of the delaware county daily times, the interboro school distr

the students helped cut the ribbon as the school was renamed after two astronauts, mark and scott kelly. mark flew four missions on the international space station. scott was there for 340 days. things didn't always come easy. >> we were not particularly good pilots. you know, i really struggled. >> they said that they started -- they weren't the greatest but after a while they became the best so i figured i might not be the best now but later on i could do something amazing. >> awesome. both men are also navy veterans and former test pilots. they are now retired. >>> pool see some is nearly here and it turns out there could be a lot of -- pool season is nearly here and it could be there is a lot of disease in the pool. inspection reports found thousands of public pools, hot the accident and water playgrounds are shut down every year because of serious health and safety violations. one in every 8 inspections resulted in an immediate closure. in kiddie pools it was one in five the most common violation, excessive bacteria and improper chemical levels. >> it is surprising. again, i think

afternoon, nearly 4,000 pounds every items filled the dragon including samples from astronaut scott kelly'sne year mission in space. >> let's head over to tony and sean for a look at what's next on fox5 local news at 6:00. >> hey, guys. >> good evening to both of you, good evening everybody. take a look. want to show you something. does, wow, i had nod seen it before. does this new calvin klein add make you feel uncomfortable? sparking all kind of controversy and outrage. some critics say it should be pulled. how the company responded, at 6:00. >> also, coming up tonight, if you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant, we have a warning that you need to hear. ingredient in some of your favorite foods could cause your unborn child to become obese. >> and, a mi shower in your bathroom is reaking havoc on more than your hair. we'll tell you the top five things that experts say you might want to consider moving out of your bathroom and into another room in your house. join us for those stories and more at 6:00. 6:00. judge magazine article aimed at protein girls how to find a perfect swimsuit

elementary school in west orange will be known as kelly elementary school after astronauts mark and scott kellyth attended a ceremony at the school yesterday. scott retired in march after completing 340 day mission at international space station while mark flew flew a total of four missions into space. >>> politics time, two of the mess polarizing figures in the presidential primary campaign scene were together in one room last night. likely g.o.p. nominee donald trump stopped for a combination rally and fundraiser for his former opponent. our bruce gordon was right there. governor christie began by noting he was an early passenger on board the trump band wagon. >> all of the skeptics and critics at the time, who criticized my decision, well, they can come and meet the next president of the you had, with me. >> as for the presumptive republican nominee trump kick off his remarks by reminding christie how he return the favor at $200 a head. >> you know chris paid off his entire campaign debt tonight, right. his entire debt and chris, you cannot even give them a table and seat, that is terrible.

scott kelly on orbit and mark back here, identical, identical twins. we will get more knowledge from the twin study then people ever thought was imaginable. we have the ability to do this as a nation but we have to respond and provide the demand. we have to put more platforms out there. if you want to be a pharmaceutical a pharmaceutical developer put a platform in space where you can send those pharmaceuticals. astronauts are horrible when you start micro processing and materials processing because we have to exercise and every time we get on a treadmill, bicycle or something, you don't know abut the vehicle starts to shake. that just drives the material processors at berserk. kids now you're berserk. kids now you're taking it from being in space and you have an no g in your introducing it and i are shaking your stuff. here's a platform away away from the international space station. put your pharmaceutical there. you're going to get great drugs and all kinds of stuff. that is the demand that we don't have yet. everyone is sitting back, relying relyin

marcus scott kelly for a little , identical twins. we will get more new knowledge from the twin study than people ever thought was imaginable. the ability to do this as a nation and an international space community, but we've got to respond, we've got to provide the demand and put more platforms out there. if you want to be a pharmaceutical developer, put a platform in space where you can send the siege for those pharmaceuticals without astronauts. michael -- through microprocessing and pharmaceutical development, we got exercise. on a treadmillet or a bicycle or something, you don't know it, but the vehicle starts to shake. that just drives and materials processor berserk. now you're taking the concept of microgravity in space with no g and all of this stuff and introducing it. you got to exercise. now you are shaking your stuff. along the small platform from the international space station, put your pharmaceutical development there. you will get pure semi-conductors, great drugs, all kinds of stuff. that's the demand that we don't h

mark and scott kelly for a little bit here, identical twins. we will get more new knowledge from the twin study than people ever thought was imaginable. we have the ability to do this as a nation and an international space community, but we've got to respond, we've got to provide the demand and put more platforms out there. if you want to be a pharmaceutical developer, put a platform in space where you can send the seeds for those pharmaceuticals without astronauts. when you go through microprocessing and pharmaceutical development, we got exercise. every time we get on a treadmill or a bicycle or something, you don't know it, but the vehicle starts to shake. that just drives and materials processor berserk. now you're taking the concept of microgravity in space with no g and all of this stuff and introducing it. you got to exercise. now you are shaking your stuff. along the small platform from the international space station, put your pharmaceutical development there. you will get pure semi-conductors, great drugs, all kinds of stuff. that's t

that includes a thousand test tubes of urine, saliva and blood, all provided by famous astronaut scott kelly on earth but provided those when he was up in space, all part of that big landmark nasa year in space study. bill: one thing delivered last month was the beam, right? that's that expandable habitat. what is happening with that and what will it do, phil? reporter: the beam, the bigelow expandable module has been attached to the station four for weeks. two weeks from now, finally nasa will inflate it. it will be like the size of a small new york city apartment and over 45 minutes it will be like watching a big balloon slowly blowing up. it is built by bigelow aerospace. it's a test to see if expandable habitats will work in space. this is actually a critical test for nasa because, this is possibly the way we're going to get habitats, living in space for our astronauts cheaply and more easily to places far, far away, such as mars. bill: oh, see you there. road trip. keating and hemmer. reporter: that's right. i like it. bill: see you later, phil. martha: bernie sanders taking some of the

i'm kelly evans along with joe kernin and scott wapner. becky and joe are off.e'll have richard fisher who joins us in just a moment. and david novak will be our guest host. we'll talk to target chairman and ceo brian cornell. home depot co-founder to talk politics and later, we'll talk to chairman and ceo jamie dimon. in the meantime, let's get a check of markets. overnight, it's taken a turn for the worse. the dow jones future is opening lower by 51 points. s&p by 5, nasdaq giving up 14. weighing on the dow, of course, is disney. overnight in asia, the nikkei is managing to turn a little higher at the moment. the shanghai composite a little in the green. european equities, this one interesting to watch. a couple cross-currents to watch. german dax down 1%. france's cac, down almost 1%. and taking a look at crude, too. we got inventory numbers yesterday. after noon, we'll get more information this morning. wti, that looks down it's almost 1%. hovering a little bit over the $44 a barrel mark. brent for its part giving up about 0.5%. right around 45. a little hig

katherine scott is live along kelly drive with more on the big event. the morning will be nice for rogue, katherine. >> reporter: you know, the broad street run was total pouring rain it didn't stop people. come down to the schuylkill, there will be thousands of rowers and family and friends and spectators. it's early, so it's quiet here on the banks of the schuylkill river. it will pick up later. the racing gets underway at 7:00 a.m. the kelly drive is closed and will not be opened up to drivers until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. this is the nation's largest regatta with 100 colleges and universities from the u.s. and canada taking part. the start part is north of park avenue, the finish is up at the columbia bridge. the best spot to watch is the grandstand where the finish line is, people are there cheering. there are parking areas if you bring your car, follow directions from kelly drive and there's free shuttle buss from there. take a septa bus from the art museum, that's the best bet because it gets congested. the race starts at 7:00 a.m. before it

mark and scott kelly. identical twins. we'll get more new knowledge from the twin study than people ever thought was imaginable. we have the ability to do this as a nation and an international space community. but we've got to respond. we've got to provide the demand. we we've got to put more platforms out there. if you want to be a pharmaceutical developer, put a platform up in space where you can send the seeds for those pharmaceuticals without astronauts. astronauts are horrible when you want to do processing and pharmaceuticals development. because we got to exercise. and every time we get on a treadmill or a bicycle or something, you don't know it but the vehicle starts to shake. that drives the vehicles processer berzerk. because you are introducing a astronaut who's got to exercise. so now you are shaking your stuff. take a small platform away from the international space station and put the pharmaceutical development there, and materials processing and you are going to get pure semi-conductors and the great drugs a

-scott: so, possibly brand. kelly: in general, the logo aspect is what appeals to me.kind of interested in learning is what are your needs, like, as a company? i know there's a trending female presence. it's not just males. like, i kind of want to learn a little bit more about your demographic. kelly: our demographic is -- it's very broad. and that women demographic is definitely growing significantly. scott: this is what we call "homegating." it's a very popular trend now. jackie can explain to you what we do here. jackie: basically, a big trend in sports licensing would be at-home tailgating, people gathering together, the family coming around. i just feel like the natural look of this appeals to the bass pro customer, and it's kind of more of a high-end look, as well. the quality is just outstanding, so i think that's an item that would sell very well. kelly: promoting our brands is very important. ben: you're talking about branding anything, like, this is things we can do at our factory, so... kelly: what's the lead time on something like that? ben: probably do tha

for example, this year the university of houston paid $35,000 to a retired astronaut scott kelly as a speaker. rockers paid $35,000 for bill oners who spoke at divisions ceremony after the school white keynote speech on the unpaid president barack obama. $40,000 torsity paid each of its two speakers. some other prices that this report uncovered. the adversity of houston increases tuition paid $166,000 to bring matthew mcconaughey to speak last spring, including $10,000 for his airfare. $100,000 to the katie couric and 2006. both donated the fisa charity but the costs sparked a debate about whether colleges paid too much for the pageantry. we are talking about political commitment speeches, whether they are too political as well as expensive. up next we have dave from wilmington, delaware. already's commencement speeches to political? caller: face for taking my call. i can't speak because i have not really seen a lot of commencement speeches other than what is been shown on the news. if any speech inspires young people were young voters to become engaged in citizenry, i think that's a

scott and mr. kelly saying. this issue of by training a cultural geographer, this is an attitude issue as much as it is logistics. as far as labeling and that, it's interesting when you hear people up here talk , those of us of a certain generation there's the pride in the thriftiness around food. i come from a family until i was 12 years old i thought head cheese was cheese my mom was making. when we found out, we still ate it, but it was the idea of that sense of waste that was probably generation where food insecurity was a real threat to them. you see this around the world. and so i do think getting at that because there's some really interesting phenomenas here. we take great pride in southern minnesota that we feed and cloth and fuel the world. and we have the most efficient producers of food the world has ever seen. so because of that and then working in conjunction with all of you and ms. stasz your oh, you have become so incredibly efficient at delivering foods from all over the world to our local groce

scott channel 6 "action news." >>> new this morning, a driver crashed along kelly drive in the city's east falls section, the car smashed into a tree and rolled over. the action cam was there as firefighters pulled a person from the wrecked vehicle from midvale avenue. firefighters freed a second person from the wreckage. the vehicle smashed into two parked cars when it hold over. investigators are working to determine what caused it. >>> another bicyclist was struck by a vehicle that kept on going, the second such incident in philadelphia this week. this happened at 33rd and powellton avenue in university city. the 27-year-old rider was not seriously hurt. >>> a man who new jersey state police say is a consore -- connoisseur of crustations. he was accused of stealing shrimp. it turned out police in little egg harbor had a similar crime and suspect description. that discovered helped state police net the alleged shoplifter. he is released pending a court hearing. >>> police caught a man stealing his ride in front of his home. it did not take brains or braun to pull it off. the vw was left in the driveway unlocke

scott and mr. kelly. by training him a cultural geographer.this is an attitude issue is much it is logistics. it's interesting when you hear people up here talk those of us of a certain generation there is a pride in the thriftiness around food. i come from a family until i was 12 years old i thought headcheese was really cheese that my mom was making and when we found out we still ate it but it was the idea that was probably passed on from her previous generation where food insecurity with several threat to them and you see this around the world. i do think there are some interesting phenomena here. we take great pride in minnesota that we feed, clothe the world and we have the most efficient producers of food the world the scene. and then working to involve you and ms. stasz your organization video become efficient at delivering foods to her local grocery store into our homes that it has changed the cultural perception. not that we have gotten lazier but when i go to shop for bananas is a fine art because i don't want them green because i wa

i'm kelly evans along with joe kernin and scott wapner. becky and joe are off.. and david novak will be our guest host. we'll talk to target chairman and ceo brian cornell. home depot co-founder to talk politics and later, we'll talk to chairman and ceo jamie dimon. in the meantime, let's get a check of markets. overnight, it's taken a turn for the worse.

scott pelley, i'm charlie rose. we'll sue you first thing tomorrow >>> tonight, is another kelly cat fight brewing. >> this type of thingl the time. >> we're with joy today. was she ripping ripa. plus, you heard it here first, why rob lowe is a frontrunner for michael strahan's seat. >> i'm telling you, i hear stuff. >> then backstage with nyle after his dancing win, and breaking news about his partner's pregnanc also jay-z breaks his silence on beyonce's lemonade cheating rumors. >>> plus, beach bodies at any age. and my oprah onset exclusive. >> oh, my gosh, it's so good. >> how she really feels about returning to tv. >> do you get a little anxious? >>> now for may 25th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight."

what is the last name of scott and mark nasa's only twins to have traveled in space? kelly't jump the question. i have a taser. >> tase her. >> question two. what two syllable world is the opposite o >> backwards. >> backwards. >> oh, opposite. reverse. >> averse. >> averse. >> you were close. here's question three. >> exactly. >> give me another. >> i don't know what that world means. name for a book of the bible, who is the patriarch in the musical cats? >> i cheated on this one. i can't take it anymore. so i know. puterotomy. >> correct. >> where did you get that from? >> she looked at my sheet. >> c'mon. >> it's in the prompter. >> you're not cheating, you're not trying. >> i like the way you think. said by a man who wants to drag a mattress on to the beach. anyway, thank you very much for playing along. i want to say "500 questions" continues at 8:00 tonight right here on abc and finale june 1st >> we're very excited for you. >> thank you. >> genius is coming up on "gma." eating for two. dr. jen ashton is here to shoot down the most common myths coming up in our weeken

scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you, katherine. >>> new this morning, three people were hurt when a driver veered across the double line on kelly drive and flipped over and hit two parked cars. the action cam was at the scene at 1:00 a.m. a crowd gathered as firefighters pulled two people from the mangled vehicle. all in serious, but stable condition. investigators are looking into the cause. >>> a driver of a vehicle struck a bicyclist in philadelphia late last night and it is the second time this happened this week. the driver is not stop. 27-year-old ryder was not seer -- rider was not seriously hurt. >>> at a state police rep'd rn a -- helped reel in a seafood thief. officials have traced the crimes back to 33-year-old christopher wells of bay view, new jersey. police are questioning the motive for the crustation caper. >>> today is the one year anniversary of amtrak train 188. chad perdelli is bringing us the story of one passenger's journey on the road to recovery. >> reporter: when did it hit you the severity of how injured you were. >>> i had so many doctors tell me i should not have survived my injuries. >> reporter: a popul

find the next generation of great stock pickers and gave our kate kelly a new look inside the trade school. tell us about it. >> scottcently spent a morning at cohen's firm making the pitch for this newly established school called the academy. >> beyond financial accounting and beyond economics, also we teach them how to fail. we teach them about developing as people and teach them aboutry silliensy. that's not something you get in investment banking training. >> reporter: the right candidates for the hedge funds like point72, now private family office, can be hard to find. in the academy's first class three people dropped out. one due to lack of interest, two because of personal issues and the nine that stayed though all got job offers, and it can be hard for the students, too. we talked to one mba candidate on his third career track hedge funds after a career in math teaching fell through and the banking business proved hard to penetrate. applied at bridgewater for two spots and to point72 for the big data analytics group but hasn't found a match yet. >> you go to school, you're supposedly doing the right thing and

kelly, kpix 5. >>> a battle of the coasts new at 6:00. florida governor scott is in san francisco to talk jobs.pecifically moving people out of california and into florida. the visit comes shortly after a bitter exchange between governors scott and brown. kpix 5's mike sugerman spoke with governor scott today. mike, are you moving to miami? >> reporter: i am not, allen. but thanks for asking. governor brown of california does suggest the governor scott of florida is sticking his head in the sand on climate issues. he says he shouldn't be in california trying to steal this state's jobs. but governor scott says he is doing everything he can for his own state. >> governor scott didn't get a very cordial welcome recently at a starbucks in florida. [ [ censored ] ] >> you don't care about us. >> reporter: he got a more polite reception in the bay area. >> this is my second trip here. i did this a little over a year ago and got good response. >> no state income and governor scott has cut regulations. >> reporter: the radio ad aims to get workers to move. >> this place is beautiful but you can't affor

scott channel 6 "action news." >>> new this morning, three people were hurt when a driver veered across the double line on kelly drive flipped over and hit two parked cars. the action cam was at the busy scene in the city's east falls section at 1:00 a.m. a crowd gathered to watch as firefighters pulled two victims from the mangled vehicle. accident investigators are looking into the cause. >>> the driver of a vehicle struck a bicyclist in philadelphia late last night and did not stop. the second time this happened this weekend. the scene was 33rd street in university city. the 27-year-old rider was not seriously hurt. >>> social media helped new jersey state police reel in a seafood thief. this with man was in a cape may county shop rite and stole shrimp. a little egg harbor policeman said hold on they had the same incident happen there. they captured the man and wonder why the crustation caper. >>> one year anniversary of amtrak train 188. chad perdelli has the story of one passenger's journey on the road to recovery. >>> when did it hit you how damaged and injured you were. >>> i had so many doctors tell me

scott o'neal on the way out for the sixers. >> sam hanky deserves credit. >> we made history byit way. sixers bob kellyrs they have the number one pick. phillies will have the number one pick in the baseball draft and eagles had the number two pick. first time ever one city will have top two picks in three sport one year. that's because, we stink. city of winners, baby. >> not anymore going up. >> up from here thank you, shawn. >> that's right the future is bright. >> first time all the teams in one city stunk that bad. >> we were named poverty sports sit gli sglerk changes in washington d.c. could mean big pay races for millions of workers, go you get over time. then you may change that. workers, go you get over time. then you may change that. we'll be right back. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >> good morning, 6:54. a live look at the blue route 476 coming through delco. no problems or delays on the blue route. normal delays on the schuylkill expressway eastbound. no sun glare at the m

scott walker in tonight for melissa lee. our traders are tim seymour, karen finerman and steve grasso and ryan kelly. the worst slide in two decades. is tim cook worried? we'll hear what he said to jim cramer exclusively moments ago. plus, missed a rally? we've got three stocks making 52-week highs. a top technician says we're going even higher. we'll see if any of them are worth buying. wells fargo says the s&p 500 could rally 10% this year. the bull behind the call makes his case in just a few moments. but first, we start out with the markets. the dow, nasdaq and s&p firmly in the green. it came down to one thing. a weaker dollar. the dollar has fallen for six straight days sitting at its lowest level since august. is it really this simple. >> it's been weaker are dollar and stronger oil, too. they go hand in hand. i'm still in the camp that we're in a correction in the dollar. for the last month or so, i've been wrong on being long dollar. when i look back at the longer term, we had 18 months from 2014, to the peak in 2015. where we had a 20% run in the dollar. now, over the last 14 months, we've

scott channel6 "action news. matt. >> thank you, katherine. >>> a substitute teacher in the lehigh valley is accused of having sex with a student in a cemetery. easton police say they discovered 49 kellyinger engaged in the act with a 17-year-old boy earlier this month and when questioned, police say aldinger admitted that the relationship had been going on since the fall. the easton area school district has suspended aldinger indefinitely. >> it is almost 5:07 and happening today, there will be a chance for the public to chime in on the school district of philadelphia's proposed budget. superintendent of schools dr. william hite testified before city council yesterday. the district is not requesting additional funds from the city and state above the already proposed budget. dr. hite's plans include having a guidance counselor and a nurse in every school next year. >> the losing may continue for the sixers or it may not but they are celebrating a big victory off the court this morning. they snagged the number one overall pick in next month's nba draft. brett brown was the team's representative at the draft lottery he in new york. last time the sixers had the topic was in 1996 and they

scott pelley. see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. >> michael strahan's awkward fair well. what you didn't see after the show. >> i'm in new york gettin behind the scenes details. how kellyg about michael and what's his next move. >> plus the big stars and the big cancellations in the tv w which shows just got the ax. then not so friendly exs. details on their icy meeting. >> what in the world is go with justin bieber? the hanging out in trees? we break down his recent bizarre behavior. >> and before you head out this weekend, ladies you got to see style expert josieo,