a shakeup i credit squeeze.s rose as much as 9% in early trading after news that brady dugan, the ceo, will leave. he will be replaced by prudential's tidjane thiam, who spent the last decade running insurance companies. profits have suffered accredits wiese's private -- at credit suisse's private banking business. and pressure ungreased today telling them they need to open their -- and pressure on greece today. european lenders may not come through with more aid, and the greeks could run out of cash soon. time is running out. >> we agreed today that there is no further time for discussions between the greek authorities and the institution must and will start as of wednesday, the day after tomorrow. with a few to achieve a speedy conclusion. olivia: france plus finance minister says it greece wants more money, it needs to come out with its budget deal and a better picture of the country's financial situation. the university of oklahoma has shut down a fraternity after members were caught on video making a racist

a further shakeup of your tv viewing expierce in your living room. according to the reports that tv service that would include up to 25 channels including all the major broadcasters and you could view it on all of your apple devices. let's talk about apple pay. now "the new york times," and my colleague, he argues it's not just the fall of apple pay. it's also the banks that are to blame because once fraud is detected they're not dealing with it sufficiently by also they don't know enough about their customers. >> let's talk about pin tres also in the news today. that's always been a fascinating website to me because it allows people to focus so much on specific areas that i thought would be good for advertisers and target. apparently they are seeing a pretty big return on its investments. where does it sit now as far as

. >>> a shakeup at the police department this afternoon. there will be specialized units on sunday. four unites including gang unit homicide unit will lose officers. they will go out to patrol and respond on emergency calls. >> what is important is that we have enough numbers in patrol. our primary obligation is to answer the 911 kuls for service. >> now the officers answering those calls will stay on patrol indefinitely. there is no plan to back fill their position. >> let's take you outside. live look at san francisco. of course one of most iconic cities in the world. but san francisco's dirty little secret is also a bit smelly. urinating on the street and alleys. a good chance you have seen it or maybe smelled it. now city officials are fighting back with paint. nbc bay area christie smith is in san francisco. christie, no ordinary paint, i resume. >> reporter: that's right. we are standing on the street where neighbors complain that

. >>> a south jersey school district announcing leadership shakeups at five of its lowest performingschools. i'm digging deeper into the changes that will impact hundreds of families in our area. >>> plus residents urged to conserve water as the government declares a drought wash. which areas are impacted and why it may continue until summer. >>> you know the sound, you definitely know the look. new at 11:00 one of the most popular music acts of the '80s will headline musicfest this summer. along with boy george they'll take the stage on august 8th. they were perhaps best known for the 1982 hit carmen chameleon. >>> tonight, we are digging deeper into the school shakeup that will impact hundreds of south jersey families. camden city schools announced leadership changes at five of the lowest performing schools today. and one of its oldest school buildings will close for good. nbc 10's george spencer spoke to the parents and teachers who will face the biggest impact. >> reporter: despite leaders' best efforts, still one out of every five students in this district performs at grade leve

they'll join former coach jim harbaugh in this offseason shakeup. frank gore has decided to sign with another team. in a stunning move, patrick willis plans to retire. and justin smith is leaning in that direction too. kpix 5's len ramirez says the moves have left fans reeling. >> reporter: 49ers fans may have been screaming today but they weren't exactly excited. >> we're calling this massacre monday on behalf of all 49er fans. what the hell? >> reporter: sports talk radio aired out the big changes underway in santa clara. runningback frank gore going to philly. linebacker patrick willis retiring. defensive lineman justin smith retiring. and quarterback colin kaepernick rumored to be on the trading block. >> this is going to be a really big blow for that team. >> reporter: conner mcnairy works with sports fever in campbell and is a big 49ers fans. >> you look at all the big names on the super bowl team almost made it to the super bowl two times before and they're pretty much all gone now. >> reporter: not to mention the coach, jim harbaugh, was the

does the shack needed a shakeup?hares following that's falling after lukewarm earnings yesterday. ♪ betty: let's get back to bringing you the most important stories you need to know before the bell. during the is matt miller and joe weisenthal. shares of shake shack down nearly 6% in premarket trade after first earnings report failed to impress investors. anybody who is surprised by what they said yesterday did not read the perspective. >> i am not surprised at all. look at the trading history. this is a stock people want to get in and out of for a short-term gain. all of the gains in the stock came on the very first day of trading. you see that 7% or a percent run. >> in the grand scheme of things, it is not a huge dip. it is a company with a massive valuation so there is not much of a margin for error. >> a mass valuation and tiny revenue. and has a $1.7 billion market cap but only $118 million in revenue. for that perspective it is like 38 hours and 20 minutes of mcdonald's sales is a full year of revenue for shak

now to the shakeup with the philadelphia eagles quarterback nick foles is out along with several other key players. head coach chip kelly spoke out for the first time seen the trade deals were made and said you have to give up something to get something. >> jeff skversky is live now with more. >> reporter: chip kelly claims he has a vision for this football team and the goal is to bring in players to win a super bowl but it's hard to argue right now this team is better off than they were last year when they finished 10-6 and kelly admits you have to give away something to get something but it was difficult to let lesean mccoy and jeremy maclin and nick foles away. >> our job as a coaching staff is lets get ready and attack the season. >> kelly says that sam bradford is not a tradeship and that the eagles were offered a first round pick for bradford this morning but he doesn't know if the former rams quarterback is the eagles quarterback of the future. but bradford says he is healthy after missing 50% of the games sin he has been in the league. and he is nervous coming off back to back

now in a new look. >>> a major shakeup at nbc in the brian williams suspension.ompany is bringing back andrew lack who ran nbc in the 90s. he will run it for the today's show and meet the press and nsnbc. he will have to rebuild nightly news whether williams returns or not. time for your top tweets. are the media being too hard or soft on hillary clinton over the media mess. all media ask her her staff state department hacks if he deleted any e-mails or if we would ever be able to know. lifrds giz zard. don't think it's a big deal. no necessary to nitpick. >> when journalists covered the civil rights movement. several journalists were badly beaten as we mentioned earlier. one news man that was there was cbs bill plan. >> leaders know the ballot is one of their most effective messages and 3467. >> reporter: i still have all of the scripts that i wrote in those days. on that afternoon the standup i did said they want their freedom. >> and that they want it now. >> one night in february he tried to film a small demonstration. >> white bystanders harassed us, cursing

a shakeup with the coach. that story and more at 5:00. >>> that is big news. a brand new coach and a lot of players you flow are not going to be there next year. so tune in for that. >>> that is it for >> brooke: you and deacon are not getting married, quinn. >> quinn: we don't need your permission. >> brooke: i won't allow it! >> quinn: you don't have a damn thing to do with it, brooke! >> brooke: you are not listening to me. there will be no wedding! you will never be mrs. deacon sharpe. >> deacon: so, quinn's with brooke? >> wyatt: you didn't see mom at the house? >> deacon: no. >> wyatt: okay, well, you must have just missed her, 'cause she said she was heading over there. >> deacon: all right, look. maybe she changed her mind okay, turned around.

maybe there should have been a more radical shakeup. >> they haven't released the name of the supervisor who sper intervened to prevent any arrest, so that's one question, who is that? and also why are we just hearing about it now? why wasn't there an incident report of some kind publicly filed by clancy -- >> this is typical. >> the next day why didn't we get an incident report on this? >> this is part of the pattern here that the secret service is engaged in since these string of security incidents have begun. we talked to sources within the secret service, and it doesn't seem astonishing to them that the supervisor -- it's egregious the supervisor let them go. we may never know if they were sober or not, because the sober let them go. when i talked to sources within the secret service, they say there is a coverup going on from supervisors, there's uneven discipline. if that's what is creating problems with the morale at the secret service. they punish people differently. >> you have to wonder if the supervisor would have let them go if they had brought in someone new from the outside

. >>> the eagles off-season shakeup took several turns last night. they are looking for frank gore to be a cheaper yet efficient replacement for lesean mccoy. the eagles agreed to sign byron maxwell part of the seattle legion of boom secondary. jeremy maclin is going to kansas and mark sanchez is come back adding intrigue to the quarterback situation. >> a fanfare in san francisco the tv star who stopped by the house and made him famous, but nobody noticed. >> a live look outside, sky6 live hd showing you penns landing the sun is shining it's warming up. meteorologist david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and quite pleasant accuweather forecast when "action news" at 12:30 comes right back. # >> meteorologist david murphy back with a closer look at the forecast that we definitely deserve. >> reporter: i think so after that winter, we deserve it after last weren't too. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows dry march afternoon across the area. as we go back to the action cam at resulten house park. -- rittenhouse park. we had cl

. >> reporter: chip kelly spoke on the front officer shakeup and howie roseman remains underground and jeffrey lurie was there until today. but he said in phoenix giving kelly full operation is worth it. because going 10-6 got the birds nowhere. >> it was all my call. i lived through a lot of division championships, a lot of playoff appearances and a lot of final four appearances but our goal is further than that and sometimes i'm influenced by the notion that it's difficult to get from good to great and have you to take serious looks at yourself to try and make that step. >> kelly clearly won the power struggle with roseman and while not all birds fans understand his plan jeffrey lurie does. >> he has a viction of how to get from good to great. >> i thought it was a really sound vision he is a very bright guy, he is all about football all about wanting to win big and it made some much sense. >> baseball now, the season hasn't even begun for the phillies and the bad news pours in don brown may not be ready for opening day. the phils and braves, they go long ball in the third inning rya

that way you don't waste your money. >> well there has been another shakeup for e's fashion police show. comedienne kathy griffin is leaving the show after seven episodes. in a statement, she said her style didn't fit with the sometimes critical nature of the show? griffin was tapped to replace the late joan rivers. her departure comes after kelly osborne left the show following a joke by the co-host about actress zendaya coleman's dreadlocks last month. >> are you sure that's not a soap opera? >> sounds like it. who should play clarence thomas in a new hbo movie in the works. >> steven medlock wrote don chedl. another writes a movie? move on people. >> other suggestions on the abc 7 facebook change samuel l. jackson, tyler perry and wesley snipes. >> lot of good ideas there. >> thanks for joining in, everybody. >> all right ahead on abc 7 news, coming up. >> we hear from firefighters who rushed into a burning house in a desperate attempt to save a mother and her three children after a jet crashed into their home in gaithersburg. >> plus, alison will introduce us to a special working wo

now director john brennan says it's time for a shakeup to cope with a wide range of threats especially from the internet. embrace from the digital revolution. >> organizations don't want to change and especially government organizations don't want to change. i think it's making sense that cia and all 16 intelligence agencies need to change with the times. whether this is particularly good or not remains to be scene. >> to gather online intelligence also under his plan, spies covert analysts to form one team traditionally they've worked apart often for different bosses in separate buildings. ten new mission statements, like terrorism, industrial espionage or vital regions of the world like the middle east or africa. the move has followed criticism of the cia it and other agencies wrongly assumed saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction in 2003, it failed to spot the first rumblings of the arab spring in 2012, even its success in hunting down bin laden in 2011 was criticized in the senate for taking too long. >> what's happening here is the agency is getting restructured, who gets

a shakeup in ferguson. >> after a lot of soul-searching and it is very hard for him to leave and for us to have him leave. >> the police chief there is stepping down. he's the latest official to quit after the justice department accused the police of racism. >>> a deadly military accident. searching for soldiers and marines lost when their helicopter went down off florida. what may have caused the crash. >> and execution by firing squad. utah moves ostep closer to how it executes death row prisoners. we'll talk about the bill. >>> good evening i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. tonight the u.s. secret service is once again, officers involved in aen car crash outside the white house. paul beban joins us. the hits keep coming. >> antonio, this is a long list of hits. the secret service has claimed that two agents are under investigation after they had a few too many got behind the wheel and made a very wrong turn. it is just the latest in a string of embarrassing ep societies for the secret services. -- episodes for the secret service. two agent on the president's personal s

. >>> there is a major shakeup in the leadership of ferguson, missouri. the city council last night accepted the resignation of the city manager who is accused of encouraging police to stop more drives and issue more citations. a missouri state judge has also been opponented to take over and reform ferguson's court system. >> it doesn't stop the ticketing. that doesn't stop the random pulling us over. it doesn't stop the profiling. it doesn't stop the racial tension. >> the investigation resulted from the deadly shooting of unarmed african american teenager michael brown. >>> in wisconsin hundreds of people packed the state capitol building to express their outrage over the death of a 19- year-old african american who was shot by a white police officer. the officer says he was trying to defend himself against the teenager who attacked him. an autopsy has been performed on the teenager but the results are not expected until sometime next week. >>> controversial decision today on whether to hold schools accountable for results of new standardized tests. the

investigation: drugging dementia only on al jazeera america >> egypt's interior minister is sacked in a major shakeup of president sisi's government. >> this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up: >> libya's u.n. recognized government will hold airstrikes for three days to help the peace talks now underway in more cock row. >> the family of the argentine state prosecutor found dead say independent tests show he was murdered. plus: >> in eastern ukraine an investigation is underway into the cause of a major mining accident. >> we begin with news of a major reshuffle of egypt's government. eight ministers were sacked in a move the prime minister said was designed to inject new blood into the government. the biggest casualty is the interior minister who's held the post since before sisi took power. he's been criticized by human rights groups over crackdowns on protestors. the government is under pressure over failure to prevent attacks by armed groups, especially in sinai. >> it is the first cabinet we shuffle under president al sisi who staged a coo in 2013 and later won presidential elections

. >>> a major shakeup on the way for the san jose police department. this weekend the department will shift its officers around to get more police patrolling the streets. "today in the bay's" becamian trujillo is live at police headquarters. this is a give and take situation? >> reporter: yes, good morning. we've been talking about this for quite some time called shift change taken finally takes effect on sunday. now shift change is when these officers shift around. they rotate out of specialized units like homicide. the unit loses an officer, but then another officer takes his place, they rotate around. now that rotation stops on sunday. that morning, a sarergeant will leave the homicide unit and not be replaced. he simply goes out into patrol to answer 911 calls. the elite metro unit will take the biggest hit, that unit will lose several officers and one sergeant. they're the ones who respond to serious crimes in san jose and the department says this change will stay in place for a while. for now it urgency needs more officers to answer those emergen

. >> perhaps a political shakeup is in the works. >> the paper talks about the april 21 everywhere. what is it and why is it it a a bad thing? that refers to april 21 2002, when the leader of the national front beat the socialist candidate in the second round of the presidential election. it was quite a while ago but it was a major earthquake in french politics. "liberation" says this is what will see in the next election. local elections will be april 21. >> we have a quick word about outer space. >> last year, there was a lot of excitement around the rosetta mission to the comet. now there's more excitement in space. you can read about it in "the guardian." this is a nasa spacecraft about to enter the orbit of a dwarf planet located on the far side of mars. "the guardian" says the mission was launched in 2007 and is seeking answers about the birth of our solar system. i am excited to find out what they find out. >> indeed. thank you for walking us through the day's press. for more stori ♪ ularly foolhardy experiment-- one which would transform their lives, and ours as well. one of

. >>> on our people scene another shakeup for fashion police kathy griffin is leaving the show afterpisodes. >> the fashion police down another officer, first kelly osbourne handed in her badge and now after hosting just seven episodes, cathy griffith is also out. she discovered her style does not fit with the creative direction of the show griffin stepped in as a replacement for joan rivers she says her goal is to help women, gay kids and people of color or anyone that is underrepresented to achieve their best. no word on who will replace her. it's just about the sweetest thing we have seen today. super star, robert downey jr. plays real life super hero to a 7-year-old boy, the actor dressed as tony stark presented a pros prosthetic arm. >> do you know who that is? >> iron man. >> what is his name? >> robert. >> look at that. a marriage of robotic technology. bang nailed it. i'm going to start -- >> how do you like that, fist pumping with matching gauntlets the arm was created by a college student that donates limbs to children around the world and he goes by robert. >> a new take o

a shakeup in ferguson. >> after a lot of soul-searching and it is very hard for him to leave and forto have him leave. >> the police chief there is stepping down. he's the latest official to quit after the justice department accused the police of

we're hearing now from the woman pointed to lead philadelphia school reform commission after a big shakeup yesterday. governor tom wolf removed bill green as the chair and replaced him with marjorie neff. she said this morning i would like to recognize bill green for his strong leadership through difficult times. green sailed he would continue to help in his demoted role of commissioner and possibly fight the move in court. governor wolf did not give a specific reason for the switch, but he did say philadelphia schools are in dire financial straits and the children are suffering from misguided cuts and poor decision. >> overseas a military operation is underway to capture saddam hussein's hometown in iraq. iraqi forces launched the mission several hours ago trying to take back tikrit from isis. it's being attacked by iraqi fighter jets. it's a key test for the iraqi army. >> israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to make waves in washington. he is expected to speak out about a possible agreement between the u.s. and the iran. a speech president obama does not want him to give.

. >>> there is news tonight of a political shakeup.he long-time leader of the democrats in the senate, minority leader harry reid of nevada, says he will not run for re-election. and there's already a big name making moves to replace him. nbc's kelly o'donnell with details now from washington. >> reporter: the senate's most powerful democrat is stepping out of the ring. >> i'm not going to run for re-election. >> reporter: harry reid, still bruised and partially blinded after a serious home exercise equipment accident in december. >> but this accident has caused us for the first time to have a little down time. >> reporter: aides say around christmas, reid and his wife decided he would not battle for a sixth term. but in january reid told me despite injuries he was ready to run. and is there any situation related to this that would cause you not to seek re-election? >> no, at this stage i'm fully intending to run. >> reporter: today on nevada radio president obama surprised him with a call. >> he's got that crumb curmudgeonly charm. it

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chip kelly speaks for the first time about the eagles shakeup.from him and new quarterback sam bradford. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> john clark live from the eagles novacare complex. sam bradford got to meet chip kelly for the first time. interestingly, bradford said he's heard of the possibility of being traded here for the last three or four weeks. sam being introduced to the media. he was traded here for nick foles, of course. and the birds did give up a second-round pick. sam will make $13 million this year and he really likes chip's offense. but he has missed 25 of the last 32 games. he has torn his acl in his same knee the last two seasons. the former number one pick

. >>> new information on the shakeup at src in philadelphia. former chairman bill green announced this afternoon he's not going to court over his removal. he argues governor wolf does not have the authority to replace him but green said today he does not want legal matters to compromise any state or local support for the school district. >>> the hubt for a horse hair thief after someone lopped off the mane and tail on a miniature horse in montgomery county. police say someone burglarized a barn and took the hair from a horse named little sammy. the horse hair is valued at about $200. investigators say there was a similar incident at the same location back in december. >>> pennsylvania wants tougher regulations on drilling for natural gas. according to a new proposal regulators would be more strij ent over sites within 100 feet of streams and wetlands. drillers would have to analyze how each new well could affect drinking waters schools and playgrounds. >>> this is just the latest action the state proposed for the natural gas industry. in januar

. >> could be hours away from a huge shakeup to the 49ers roster. patrick willis can't be replaced. i'm michelle robertson, coming up, hear reaction from fans. >> burglaries in evergreen. dramatic turn around. live in san jose's evergreen community, that's coming up next. >> and i'm rob, attracting 60s and 70s outside right now. but bigger changes off-shore which could bring much-needed rain and snow back to northern california. we will have a look at the forecast coming up. >>> then at 6:00 it looks like a rave party but it starts at an unusual time. >> nice to wake up in the morning and come to a sober dance party. >> the bay area trend giving people a bigger jolt than an extra cup of coffee. >> i have to go to work. i have to be there at 9:00. >> that's new at 6:00. >>> we have breaking news regarding one of the 49ers most popular play perps within the last lour we confirmed that favorite running back bruce miller was arrested on suspicion of battery. the arrest happened back on march 5th. just minutes go, the 49ers released a statement saying quote they were aware of the matter

whose eagle is out and what fans have to say about the big shakeup. >>> plus all the rain is starting to move out, but you can expect to see this as cars hit big puddles along roosevelt boulevard. >>> and the fog is settling into the city. a live look at center city philadelphia, from our camera at the adventure aquarium. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist brittney shipp. it's warmer out there, too. >>> it is warmer. we are seeing a few lingering showers and foggy conditions. those are the conditions that you see heading to work. this afternoon it's going to be nice and mild with temperatures into the 60s. but a live look outside right now is cape may. take it easy as you head to work this morning. 46 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in pottstown. 37 in allentown. mid-40s in cape may. take a closer look at the foggy conditions, visibility is down to a quarter mile in allentown. one mile in reading. lancaster is seeing foggy conditions. philadelphia is down to four miles. three miles in millville. one mile in atlantic city. we have a fo

it's the first time we've heard from him since the front office shakeup that gave chip kelly personnel decisions. >> reporter: eagles owner jeffrey lurie said it was really hard the phone conversations with his pro bowl offensive weapons. over the last two years chip kelly has let go a lot of them especially in this march makeover. jeff lurie says chip has been talking about this the last two years since he got here about needing to find players that fit his specific system. that's why jeff says he gave chip kelly complete control over the football operations. and the eagles are looking for their franchise quarterback and lurie thinks they found him in sam bradford. listen to how good jeff lurie and andy reid's staff thought sam bradford was when he was coming out of the draft. >> thought he was the best young quarterback we have seen in a long, long time. probably since peyton manning coming out of college. rookie of the year his first year. outstanding. pat shermer had him as offensive coordinator. reconfirmed everything we heard about him in the draft process. >> reporter: and jeff

there's a shakeup on this team including the retarmt of patrick willis and rumors are swirling about three others that may not be returning. >> bay area's michelle roberts has fan reaction. but we're going to begin with gerald. >> reportedly patrick willis saved his money, done very well taking care of it and ready to walk away. the 49ers seem to be in the eye of the storm in terms of key players leaving, especially with the unexpected news of patrick willis retiring on tuesday. the former al-pro who missed last season is reportedly ready to call it quits at the young age of 30. the red and gold dealing with the possible retirement of justin smith and also h of course multiple reports that frank gore is out the door

a shakeup at a european banking giant. out after eight years as ceo at credit squeeze. -- credit squisse. paying huge fines during his tenure. we will have more in a moment. the clock is ticking louder. the greek debt crisis. region finance ministers wanting greece to step up. mario draghi says greece must let other countries and study its books. apple showing up the bells and whistles of its smart watch. besides texting, e-mail and fitness apps, the watches can receiving phone calls. 10 people are dead after the midair collision of two helicopters in argentina. three french sports stars are among the victims. they were shooting scenes for a european reality show. some republican senators being criticized for sending an open letter to iran. joe biden says it undercuts the president. the president says he is keeping his sights set on getting an agreement. those are your cap headlines. desktop headlights. -- your top headlines. i want to go straight to hans nichols. he has been following the greek fiscal odyssey. the saga th

there's a major shakeup at one of college basketball's top programs, syracuse university said today that jim boeheim will retire in three years. this month the ncaa imposed severe sanctions against syracuse mostly for helping athletes cheat on course work. boeheim has been the coach for 39 years and won a national championship in 2003. millions of us are agonizing over our ncaa basketball brackets including president obama. he seemed confident on espn when he chose kentucky, villanova duke and arizona in the final four with kentucky winning it all. but look at all the cross-outs in his official bracket. by the way the president's picks both lost in play-in games last night. take a few yards of rope, add a few feet of talent and something amazing happens, next. killing weeds where they grow. a barrier forms so weeds can't appear - serious weed prevention up to a year. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ so i'm fighting weeds on opening day and preventing weeds while i get away. weeds stay dead as we carve this beast, and they still aren't back when i cook this feast. [chorus si

the government shakeup is yet another setback for the people. turmoil will likely scare off some potential investors. change comes slowly in haiti. coming up, what happens when a multibillion dollar beer company meets with a small haitian farmer? why would you want to give your livelihood away to a company that three years ago, you did not even know who they were? >> as time goes by, we see that this program is going to advance us more. ♪ ♪ stephanie: every country has its national drink, and haiti is no exception. rene hooft graafland: beer is a very local product. you see that in all countries. so the closer you are to the consumers, the better it is. stephanie: rene hooft graafland is the cfo of heineken. the dutch brewing company has owned a small part of the brasserie nationale d'haiti, or, as it's known locally, brana, since the early 1970's. haiti's only beer, prestige, is brewed here, and so is a popular non-alcoholic malt beverage called malta h. the earthquake knocked the brewery off-line for two months. that is when heineken upped its

earnings do just a week after its top-level shakeup. a fresh probe into the foreign exchange trading. rbs reportedly cutting 14,000 investment bank jobs. >> china's biggest political event of the year kicks off -- we are live in beijing as lawmakers gather. >> iran and western officials look to strike a nuclear accord and israel warns it would pave the way to a bomb. we are live in tel aviv and to ehran. >> welcome to "countdown." coming up, we are going to bring you a look at the geneva show. we will speak with sergio marchionne. despite slow growth in the european market, prospect of the future are promising. >> it is nothing spectacular, but it is consistent. it is not a fly-by-night. it is not a flimsy recovery. it is a decent base on which to build the future. that economic reforms being carried out by the european governments go through, and if european union's see their way to learn how to manage themselves, i think the prospects are good. >> india' bank just cut interest rates in an unscheduled move for the second time this year

>>> and eagles' fans may have trouble of keeping track of who is on the team after another roster shakeup. vai sikahema is live in the digital operations center to tell us about chip kelly's decision to swap quarterbacks with the st. louis rams. if anyone can explain this vai, it's you. so tell us. >> i'm telling you, i have been around the nfl for almost 30 years now, some of my former teammates are now head coaches many the management division. i have talked to them in the last 44 hours and they can't believe what is going on. nick foles is headed to the st. louis rams in exchange for sam bradford. and they have a second-round pick that they get. we'll break down the two quarterback roles and how much they have played over the past few years. bradford missed most of the last two seasons including all of last year after tearing the acl in his left knee. his career record with the rams 1-30-1. nick foles was 14-4. plaid the playoffs in the pro bowl and had the best quarterback rating in the nfl under chip kelly. he was hurt most of last season with a broken clavicle. we asked fans in sout

. >>> a shakeup in ferguson, missouri, after the federal government's scathing report on the fergusonice department in the wake of the death of michael brown. the judge who ran the city's municipal court system has resigned. the state replacing him with someone who will make, quote, needed reforms. last week's report found that ferguson used the police to generate millions of dollars in fines. a disproportionate amount were imposed on african-americans. >>> and the new development tonight after a story we reported on last night here. a manager at a v.a. hospital in indianapolis now removed from her job after sending an e-mail apparently mocking the very veterans she and her team were supposed to be helping. robin paul is on administrative leave, pending an investigation. in december, she allegedly sent her staff pictures of a toy elf pleading for anxiety medicine and apparently hanging himself. the hospital director called the e-mail totally unacceptable. >>> to the boston bombing trial. last night here we showed you video jurors saw. dzhokhar tsarnaev walking into this supermarket to

the shakeup that has fans shaking their heads this morning. >>> and a wet, foggy start to this wednesdayok on the bright side the rain is moving out and it's a much warmer air moving in. in fact, we could hit, are you ready for this? 60! for the first time in months. >> we've had a hard winter. >> i'm excited, too. >> welcome to "nbc 10 news today." we're all excited. i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's talk to brittney. tell us about the temperatures. >>> don't doubt my excitement. i'm with you guys. 60 degrees is the high. we were at 59 for a high. we dealt with rain yesterday, and heading into the afternoon we won't see rain. it will be nice out. a closer look outside right now. mostly cloudy skies and fog. we have a fog advisory in effect until 6:00 a.m. to affect allentown. visibility is down to a half mile. down to four miles in philadelphia. a quarter mile in lancaster. down to five miles in cape may. five miles visibility in atlantic city and two-and-a-half in the pocanos. you just want to take it easy with the combination of foggy conditions and our slick roads with lin

ferguson, missouri the shakeup there. and tonight, another domino falls. late today, the chief of police revealing he is resigning, stepping down under intense pressure. chief thomas jackson there, his department blasted by the justice department for a pattern of racial discrimination. now, the sixth city worker in ferguson to step down. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: ferguson police chief tom jackson finally gave into the mounting pressure after that scathing justice department report last week accusing his force of systematically discriminating against blacks. until recently chief jackson hate been defiant. >> let me just say that i do not intend to resign or step down. >> reporter: just this week, the city manager and a key judge also resigned. that on the heels of a court clerk and two police officer supervisors who left after they were tied to a series of racist e-mails, including one referring to president obama as a chimpanzee and another disparaging the first lady. >> our view of the evidence found no, no alternative

ferguson is embarking on a bit of a shakeup as the justice department concluded last week that the citytered systemic racism. that is the back story. that is what is happening today. we will bring you updates on that story from this morning. anna: sadly, ferguson was again trending on twitter. you can join us on twitter. mark: 6:41 a.m. here in london. , how great shipowners have managed to weather the storm. in spite of the economy being on the rocks. ♪ mark: police have confirmed that two officers have been shot in ferguson. this was the suburb that erupted in riots last year for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager. these are live pictures from the scene. the local police chief resigned last night. they reached a mutual decision to leave friday. he will receive a severance payment and health insurance for one year. alibaba is planning to invest in snapchat interview that would value the start up at $15 billion. china's company intends to plow into hundred million dollars according to people familiar. snapchat is a mobile app to send photos and videos which then disappear.