desk. >> for six years, alexis somers had been the strongest, most persistent voice arguing that herfather murdered her mother. >> her testimony was huge. >> under oath, alexis told the same story she told us. >> why were you seeking information as to your mother's death? >> because i believe my father killed her. >> but now, the defense was going to try to prove alexis wrong. in fact, they were going to question if there was a murder at all. and they would start by using some of the accusing daughter's own words. remember alexis' claim that her mother was feeling fine just before she died? well, it turns out that wasn't what she said at her mom's funeral. >> when i last spoke to my mom, she was happy. she wasn't feeling -- she was feeling a little sick, but -- >> she was feeling a little sick. that's what you said, right? >> i don't remember her saying that she was feeling a little sick. i remember her being up and getting ready for the day. >> but you remembered it on the day of her funeral, right, three days later? and since that time, you have said over and over and over again th

somer dale road is your best alternate. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a violence home invasion in strawberry mansion, on west berk street, the homeowner answered a knock at the door, to men forced their way inside and hit the victim in the head with a gun before tying him up. the intruders stole three flat screen tvs along with a cell phone and the victim was cut on the head but refused treatment, no arrests have been made yet. a bank robbery suspect that tried to get away from a scene on a septa bus is now linked with other robberies. daniel connelly was arrested on tuesday evening, and he allegedly robbed a wells fargo bank, the teller gave him cash including a tracking device, and that led police to the septa bus, and connelly is now charged with four other robberies. an armed thief held up the 7-eleven store in the fishtown section, it happened at 1:30 after a.m. on west girard avenue. they told police that the suspect demanded money and took off with the cash. the clerk was not hurt. >>> someone apparently trying to steal from a laundry room caused a gas leak, the suspect

here's picture from last night, from steve men somers point. an a nation shot of the lightening that lit up the sky across the entire region. thank you as always for the photos a lot of people were woken up by nasty storms that came through during the overnight hours. our high yesterday 94. the high this afternoon just 78, and the official high will be in the lower 80's with you that is in the after midnight before storms rolled through. temperatures in the low to mid 70's. humidity levels are dropping. tomorrow high pressure noses in, less humid, really nice day. weak system that could touch off a shower here on saturday but otherwise we are in the upper 70's. very confidentable start to summer. sunday looks great. high pressure returns. mostly sunny. we are right back in the 80's. heading to the poconos for the weekend, boy, doesn't get much nicer then this in the lake or mountains. 77 degrees on friday. seventy-five saturday. seventy-six, mostly sunny, on sunday. for the the rest of tonight, maybe give air conditioning a break, electric bill

what, starting the work week off on bright sunshine expected mid 80s expected very seasonable for somere. we can expect this to last us at least another day. eventually, some stormy weather does make return appearance. i'll tell when you to expect. that will of course it is all coming up. bob, over to you for now. >> good morning, 5:30. off to pretty good start this monday morning, and two years of driving fast, the

you have to go over to somer tail road and use white horse pike to gain access into the parking lot for the station this morning. an accident just outside of fort dix, julius town road right here near 206, a crash out here in collegeville, germantown pike at ridge pike and some flooding left over from last night with the rain, old gulf roadblocked at williamson road this morning. nicole, back over to you. >>> well, 5:36 right now n business news this morning why chevy is stopping sales of the popular car. >> and which workers are getting a pay raise? money watch's jill wagner joins us from new york with the report in the stock exchange, hi, jill. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and nicole. general motors is halting sales of the popular chevy cruz. gm is telling dealers to stop selling 2013 and 2014 models because of the potential defect in air bags. they are made by the same japanese supplier whose air bags caused seven other major auto makers to recall millions of cars. gm says about 33,000 cruz vehicles are affected. >>> week liz job less claims number comes out this

what, starting the work week off on bright sunshine expected mid 80s expected very seasonable for somer time. we can expect this to last us at least another day. eventually, some stormy weather does make return appearance. i'll tell when you to expect. that will of course it is all coming up. bob, over to you for now. >> good morning, 5:30. off to pretty good start this monday morning, and two years of driving fast, the construction cranes were finally able to see some light, at the end of the tunnel the, the headlights rolling on new stretch of concrete along i-95. i'll have all of the details that will impact your commute this morning. we will check mass transit coming up next, good morning. >> bob, thank you. a rape cyst on the loose in center city philadelphia, putting many women on high alert. >> "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now from police headquarters with surveillance video that detectives want everyone to see. same, a good morning. >> good morning, ukee, erika. police are trying to catch the man they say followed a 26 year old woman to her rittenhouse squar

consumer, somer are prosumer. i need that. i don't have enough volume or money.ding resources then. this way it will help me to focus on building enterprise space. my resources should be plenty now. and amazon mahogany build a base amazon willmer. -- help build the base of the consumer. there is a bunch of reasons for that. we have been talking for a while. it is a great thing that we did it. lice last question. use a blackberry is not for sale. what could change that? >> it is a standard answer. i run a public company. i do this for shareholders. what could change that if somebody would have to put a number on the table where all my shareholders cheered and my members feel proud of and my customers don't get negatively affected. i have a duty to take a look at such offers. one. am not seeking should one come i have to look at it. >> you have to look at it but you don't want to sell. how strongly would you actually an sitter? >> at this point, no. it would depend on how strong the offer is. if you offered $100 a share i would call you back. >> there you have it.

it's raised for the serenity houses in galloway and somers point. it's for drug and alcohol addiction. >> there's a recall on deli ham. >>> homeowners in south jersey will have a safe haven. we'll take you on a tour. >>> in north carolina they have a mystery on their hands they are trying to figure out what happened to a speeding car with a man climbing through the back windshield. >>> looking live >> the earth shook in arizona this weekend, officials say an moderate earthquake struck near the new mexico line and felt across the region. there were no injuries or damages reported. it was felt as far away as phoenix and el paso, texas. >> crazy weather this year. we're normal. >> reporter: when you look at the county as a whole here, we missed out on whole lot of it. there's the peco building you can see the fair weather clouds they won't turn threatening. we'll see sunny skies and combination of sun and clouds, it should be an enjoyable afternoon with temperatures climbing into mid to upper 80s, but the humidity levels stay nice and low. we're almost

. >> reporter: maya somer had just finished having a delayed father's day dinner with her father. they came across the disturbing scene. >> the first thing i did was to shout as powerfully as i could. no, stop, get away. >> reporter: mark summer told me years ago, he had witnessed a similar attack and said nothing out of fear for his own safety. this evening, he found the courage to speak up. >> what if it had been my daughter? so i really feel glad that this time i didn't withhold. >> reporter: the two robbers then ran down shaddic with the woman's purse, and jumped into a waiting car. >> today i actually yelled at a guy before he broke in. >> reporter: thieves have been targeting this stretch of shaddic. >> we're seeing people casing cars and breaking into cars. >> three to four times a day? >> that's correct. and we're calling police every time, but they're stretched very thin, so they often don't show up for a half an hour. >> reporter: these residents who are already concerned about the rash of car break-ins, say they have new concerns about walking down the street. >> it mak

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we're reminded of somer and nike is not that big in soccer. adidas beats them in europe. hold it if i had it. >> i'm going to hop in. 24% is the one-year performance. i think it's a great stock, but again, you have to buy this lower. >> walmart, what do you think? >> walmart is one of the stocks where you want to get in. but i think when you see the correction, if it ever comes, sue, i think walmart will outperform. i just can't buy it up here. >> i think it's -- it's a small, midterm downtrend, but i like what they're doing as far as online, so i would be a buyer of walmart in the 74 region. >> now, jim, i'm going to give you p & g, and jeff, cisco. >> p & g is the poster child for a little bit of risk. as a matter of fact, i had a position on recently that expired, because it was a call position, which, by the way, another calvia, most of these positions i would replicate with cheap calls. you're going to limit your risk and calls are cheaper than they have ever been. >> and cisco, jeff? >> cisco has been a huge momentum, so i think cisco, again, i hate to beat a dead h

they are near a house here on somers avenue near brownsville road.nvolved in a stand off since about 3:30 this morning. we're told there's a man barricaded inside the home. they're asking people to stay inside their homes, anybody who is in that area and to avoid coming anywhere near that home that's there on somers avenue. we'll keep an eye on this and give you the latest as it comes in to us. >>> for now let's take a turn and go over to matt pelman to look at track. good morning. >> things have been a little rough in a couple spots this morning. we have a dog loose on the ramps connecting 95 with the commodore barry bridge. penndot spinning around trying the find the dog. i just want to give you the warning. if you're using the ramps connecting the commodore barry bridge with 95 right here in delco watch out for fido. he's running around and we've seen him in the camera from time to time just not right now. otherwise on 95 and the schuylkill it's normal morning delays. balligomingo road closed again in west conshohocken for tree removal of the head

. >> like suzanne somers from "three's company.">> older than me. >> yeah, little older than you. >> bmx bike, viral video, this is shot in london. it's really great. a lot of daredevil stunts. you are not going to see too many but every one is terrific. amazi amazing. >> check them out. wa aoffensive lineman, defensive tackles, quarterbacks and cornerbacks are all working with united way. for a million little reasons. the kids of our communities. to ensure their academic success, all the way to graduation day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. and the difference between a kid becoming one or the other could be professional athlete. or it could be you. studies show, the earlier we get to kids, the better their chances. so become a united way volunteer reader, tutor or mentor. make a difference in the life of a child. for the life of that child. give. advocate. volunteer. live. united. join your favorite nfl players. take the pledge. go to unitedway.org. >>> this morning on "wor

. >> bbc security adviser craig somers is separated from the rest of the team in the blast. >> i washinking, oh, my god, they're dead. they're dead. you know, it landed sort of -- i don't know, ten, 15 yards from us. it must have absolutely obliterated them. >> john? >> then all of a sudden, up they popped from behind a bank. >> you okay? >> yes, we're fine, mate. >> the relief was like incredible because they were there. but the person i didn't see was cameron. >> cameron, the bbc's interpreter, is standing further from the team when the bomb hits. >> there's cameron lying down on the grass. >> he'd been thrown, and the americans and kurds had taken him to a knoll where they piled up other people who were either dead or didn't look like they were going to make it. and they were working very hard to save his life. >> nothing i can do -- >> still, scott and petrovich don't turn off their cameras even as special forces tend to scott's wounds. >> i don't think it's serious. there's some other guys -- >> we're going to go up in a second. >> scott's camera, alongside him in the grass, cap

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use somerdale road coming from voorhees and marlton, somer dale will get you to the white horse pike and that is how you'll gain access to the lindenwald parking lot this morning. back to you. >>> here are other news events happening today. there is a preliminary hearing for douglass casey, charged in the robbery and assault of the tourist in the center city hotel in april. police say case he forced the man withdraw money and purchased gift cards. >>> two women who worked for kermit gosnell face sentencing, with men acted as assistants in gosnell's unlicensed west philadelphia clinic. >>> neshaminy school board votes on a new policy for its school newspaper. ate allows the paper to use the nickname redskins in some cases but not all. school board banned the use of the word last fall. >>> and developing right now, australian officials announced overnight they believe the missing malaysia airplane was on auto pilot before it ran out of fuel and crash in the remote section of the indian ocean. now they will shift it south. plane vanish more than a hundred days ago. >>> also developing t

. >> the suzanne he woke up with is suzanne somers. 1977, the same year she became a superstar on "three's company." alan said he knew he would pay too much once suzanne saw the home's unique curb appeal. there was no curb, but there is a cool cable car that brings you up to the house. >> how cool is that? that house can be yours for $14.5 million, by the way. 16,000 square feet, 73 acres. it's nice. >> worth every inch, i'm sure. >> what was it like? did you meet suzanne? >> no. >> we met her last year. she was nice. >> they're business partners. he's as much a part of the empire. >> they're smart. >> it's all from thighmaster, not tv. she is the infomercial queen. almost none of it is from tv. she had a bad contract deal. she got nothing from the show. all infomercials. >> robert, thank you. eye opening. >> thigh opening. >> let's move on. thanks for watching street signs. see you on "fast money" at 5:00. >> eastern time. take care. >>> welcome, everybody, to a special edition of the closing bell. i'm kelly evans at the new york stoc

and somering professional businesses in this area that would greatly benefit through the ideas that could be brought by people from other countries, people who want to become americans. the and action is what is costing every taxpayer out here. i don't know why the tea party is involved in this because they claiming they are against big taxes and that sort of thing. yet the house of representatives through all of this stalling and inaction is costing tax money. skip in illinois. are you there? >> mr. obama speech was disappointing to say the least. he has been rebuked time after time for the power he is trying to uphold on the taxpayer. the problem of the border is obama's problem. he created this with his ofction and total lack american values. a lot of sympathy for these people who want to come to america. yusef president obama created the problem of the border. why do you think that? >> he is the one that welcomes the immigrants, telling them they should come here. he advertised the dream stuff with the kids and this and that, and when they come in these poor people trying to cross the

that somer stature people admire and others envy, and we have to be respectful of that and treat counterparties fairly accordingly and bring them alongside on our shared policy objectives and initiatives. >> i totally agree with everything rubin just said. it is not sort of in the laws of nature that the dollar is going to be the reserve currency of the world. it does require a look over the horizon to make sure that we are remaining in things like flex ability, immigration, innovation, capital markets, human capital, all of these things that are at the bedrock of why our economy is so strong and why it is fundamentally the envy of every other economy on the planet and it needs to be tended to. if one does not tend to it over a long time, it could change. i completely agree with rubin on that. >> let me ask this question in terms of the main american competitor, the rising power of china economically. the if it does not outpace dollar in terms of currency around the world, does the attractiveness of chinese market, the influence of chinese capital begin to affect the rules of the road internati

democrats have a major advantage until the republicans find a reach thosele to groups either through someration or through element on the choice issue, to break to be able through, i can't be at the old republican party gives the democrats too much of an advantage. >> does this person have at least a dollup of elizabeth warren in them? smallould say a very very doll lop. from my point of view, the thing are to understand about elizabeth warren is what bill saying. and that is there is a sense confidence it will be waz,ly sense confidence in the business community, all of those almosts and the looking for a way to balance that much that's the lirs that's working for warren. >> what will be a stay that goes blue next? doesn't have to be 2016, that will surprise people. >> j. >> well before texas? >> texas will be reliably blue, but it will take another to get there. >> so diswravment sooner than that -- that.a sooner than >> yes. ?> question from the audience the inability of the current to-party system to compromise create an opening for introduction of a third party? >> it never does. on a jagi

somer co-authored a group of the deeply insightful writings. very pleasesed to have you here and looking for your thoughts on world war i and the lesson. >> thank you for that kind introduction. it's pleasure to be on the stage. and also i should say a pleasure to also follow -- an honor to follow vice chairman thornbury. he gave an excellent speech. and a great reading list on his website. he's got one. i encourage you all to check it out. the mandate here was to talk about the hundred year anniversary of the start of world war i, what lessons the united states learned from it in terms of the defense budget, national security planning and the like and what we should take from it today and going forward. dr. homes rightly pointed out that history doesn't repeat itself but it certainly rhymes as historians often sigh say what. what worries we today is i look out and see a lot of rhyming out there. and if any of you actuallying a. and so i'm sure some have, two big lessons just to make my overall arching point first. world war i and history at la

somers in utah getting too close for comfort with a mountain lynn. -- lion. >> holy big cat. a wildlife officer tried shooting the big cat with a tranquilizer. this ran off. the mountain lion caught a short time later it will now be returned to the wild. second time in a week a great white shark caught off the shores of new york city. a fisherman reeling in this 80-pound baby jaws days after this one was caught. some suspect it could be the same shot. tucker and clayton? >> anna. >> another bombshell from the irs. the secret cutting voom revealed. a place where your documents are altered by people with no authority to do so. >> our next guest conservative organization recently got a $50,000 settlement from the irs after the agency leaked his tax information and he says that was just the tip of the irs inat the tense it. joining us now is the president of the national organization for marriage brian brown. nice to have you here. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> so what did you make of these latest revelations during the legal proceedings that they have this cut