a spec stock and a geographically safe stock. i'll held you find the best of each on tonight's special show. stay with cramer. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. # #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney@cnbc.com. >>> tonight a novel, a novel way to fill those five slots in your portfolio that i always talk about. the five types of stocks that now represent what i call the new diversification, not just by sector, but also by style and strategy. so that if ecuted correctly, you'll always own something that works and holds your interest keeping you in the game even when it feels so excruciating that you don't want to continue playing. well, at the same time making sure that you have some positions that go higher when times are good. what is the most important category? i have a question about this. in a world where central bankers raise rates from such low levels you can't get enough from bonds or certificates of deposits to live on.

announcer: on april 13, 1865, the day before his assassination, abraham lincoln left the white house on or spec for washington dc this would be his last ride to the cottage before he was shot by john wilkes booth. this past monday they posted a horseback recession -- procession. this is about 15 minutes. [no audio] [no audio] erin: welcome everyone. this is a ride that would have been familiar to abraham lincoln. he first rode out a few days after his inauguration and he retraced those words daily. he last rode out before his visits to ford's theater. tomorrow, i'll country will market lincoln's death, but today we celebrate his life the profound and lasting impact of his ideals and values. he himself said that if his name goes into history it would be for the the emancipation proclamation, a document that he recognized was also not enough to he celebrates his eagerness to hear the verge and perspectives. the neighborhoods offered that to lincoln and offers that wonderful diversity today. we celebrate the hope that lincoln had for the future. his last ride to the soldiers home reminds us that h

>> there was one teardown and then there was one spec on an at&t site and they were involving different skus on models the. first was the teardown that came from our partner chipworks. that was a negative for intel as samsung replaced many of the intel parts in that phone. the second was the spec we got from the at&t side that said they were going to use the shannon 333, which is samsung's proprietary there. at&t has been traditionally a qualcomm shop. for us that was a hit. we'll be showing that samsung is trying to do a lot more of these bits and pieces themselves. >> basically it sound like and from your note it sounds like you're concerned about this deteriorating position that qualcomm has in its base band business? >> correct. and there are like five other parts you're also going to get. qualcomm is at risk of losing perhaps as many as six parts if they lose the base band. >> you mentioned the galaxy here. that was obviously important for them. there was rumors a few weeks ago in the market that apple was actually going to drop qualcomm in the iphone 6s or 7 when it comes out in t

and you can look at spline sockets which meet both mill spec, meet both mill spec and aviation specifications that means is they're tough. they won't break and they'll fit in those places where jet engines are. what's happened is that business grew at 9.8% in the quarter. >> these are amazing. now also -- i know it's the last question, but grants. you worried about it last time -- >> france gave me a headache for years. >> now -- >> but what we did was and we have done this. you see the thing is, currency can go up and down. markets can -- economies can go up and down. but we are people who capture territory. we like market share. we like customer devotion. we like physical position. we kept investing in france. this quarter it was up mid single digits and that business grew almost double digit. >> you're great in the america. you're one great american company. nick pinchuk, president and ceo of snap-on. take a look at the stock. this company is terrific. thank you so much. great to see you. >> good to see you. >> stay with cramer. >>> microsoft, amazon google starbucks, all have those charac

nobody said that the german foreign minister is interested in isolating russia and spec -- in fact he spoke to them monday evening about that very issue in ukraine. the german foreign minister said he is surprised that at this point in time russia said it would deliver a defense system to the iranian government. mixed messages out of russia. still a very tricky way out of the crisis, but all sides have recognized that ukraine is the one big sticking point here. >> to business news now chinese first quarter business growth has slowed to an annual rate of 7%. that would be great news for most countries but for china it is like the smurfs. >> the month of march saw a big drop in exports and production slowed down. many believe an economic slowdown in china is inevitable as beijing seeks to move away from dependence on exports to achieve more stable growth. it is aiming at long-term prospects to rely more on domestic consumption and services. the european central bank has announced it is keeping its key interest rate at the all-time low of 0.05%. arguing the threat of inflation has not re

. >> the next big thing in driving technology could be glasses, what these specs allow you to see without having to look away. >> that is new at 6:00. >>> does today sound familiar to you? april 20th. you're looking at hippie hill. there is thousands of people celebrating national marijuana day. that is the unofficial tradition known as 4:20. lots of people go to san francisco to smoke some pot. that's a lot of people. not everyone in the neighborhood is happy about the event except for those at the event. >> for people here they seem to be very happy. there is thousands out here. some got here as early as 5:00 in the morning. there is crowds and crowds of people. i spoke to police and got a update about half an hour ago. no arrests have been made. they want today make sure the event was peaceful and so far it has been. >> we're all friends here. >> lester is selling two for $5 chicken kabobs. >> we can smoke and be friendly. >> thousands of people lit of the golden gate park. some came for the vibe. others trying to make a political statement in supporting of legalizing marijuana. >> i h

take a small builder who had a few spec houses that were sitting. he was paying interest on those.s a question of staying power. how long can you maintain that unit until it's sold? miano's losses on houses temporarily forced him from the business. we sold some houses at a loss to get out from under the construction loans. weinallyid sell them. as lenders cut back home mortgages, new home buyers and sellers became frustrated. even the resale market was affected. maryland wasn't the only state troubled. 18 others had interest rate ceilings. usury laws placed such a strangle hold on housing money that congress wanted to ban them. pressures to change the law mounted. senator laurence levitan sponsored the bill to raise usury limits. we weren't only hearing from lenders and developers during the interest crunch where the interest rate hit and went above the ceiling. we heard from the average citizen who wanted to buy or sell his house. the ceiling prevented them from entering the marketplace. senator julian lapides opposed lifting the ceiling. when people need or want money they're unc

you and that especially with music and especially with that sound like system that you gave us the specs on so you should in some way reached out to your neighbors that's all i have to say. >> commissioner lee. >> you know the project is great thing is an old theatre when a theatre was in play they have a lot of sound like curtains and things in place that doesn't impact the outside so i'm just worried about you're not going to have enough money to go that route but hey maybe with you know with the right equipment and things like that i know - >> the mike equipment. >> yeah. >> so, i mean i think the neighborhood outreach is very important because you know running a business and having people call you throughout the night to turn it down is really a pine in the restore i think you should have no more conversations with the neighbors and think about the sound like progressively because i know that part ever your mission is to really do the sound like impact would you tell us sound like curtains you're going to have a lot of problems i move to continue continue this until the outreach with

. >>> there will be a runoff election to fill a seat after the specs -- special election. but who will be running? we'll tell you why the race is still too close to call. not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. >>> that will be a runoff election this june to fill a vacant seat. but who will be in the runoff is still in the air. with 86% of the vote county, tom oroscoe is in first place with% of the votes. man nguyen and len deep each have about 19%. in fact, only seven votes separate the candidates for second place. the winner in june finishes for canson chu. >>> rahm emanual has won his second term as mayor after a hard-fought runof

announcer: on april 13, 1865, the day before his assassination, abraham lincoln left the white house on or spec for washington dc this would be his last ride to the cottage before he was shot by john wilkes booth. this past monday they posted a horseback recession -- procession. this is about 15 minutes. [no audio]

. -- spec disorder. girls are diagnosed with autism much later than boys. >> reporter: doctor, thank you very much for joining us. i believe it's one in 45 boys? >> no, it really doesn't surprise me. if you look at a number of neurodevelopmental disorders, particularly those that involve certain behaviors, particularly what we call acting out behaviors, boys tend to predominate and are more likely to be diagnosed earlier than girls who have a similar disorlds but doesn't have -- disorders but doesn't have as many true behaviors as young boys do. >> trying to find a cause for ought twitch,. [indiscernible] your reaction to that. >> those in pediatrics know gestational diabetes is a risk factor for any number of neurodevelopmental as well as nonneurodevelopmental disorders which can involve the heart as well as part of the musculoskeletal system. it diswnts surprise -- it doesn't surprise me it was the mothers who had gestational diabetes develop in the first 26 weeks of pregnancy have trouble. mothers of

practices and you may need to spend more time and i'm holy that it is before you write the final design spec so i'd like to almost all of this program is dealing with those kinds of difficult situations i'd hate to get into a situation we have perpetual contract so i want to make sure our practices are good. >> we definitely can do that it is i think for the prevention the program a large portion of the work is although being done in a plant that is going to be operating 2w07 they're the constructed and the challenges when you do the tie-in and all that stuff i'll say that one of the things we wanted to do work with the staff is talking about our contractors chapter 6 all the tools we have available because one of the things that we really value is flexibility of bringing a contractor open to poke at things and fix things as and a they poke and something happens that's why we have the contractors as soon as you poke at something we'll have to stop and select the bid and it is so inefficient that's why we are trying to get the flexibility so maybe when we have the audit we'll talk about where

there is spec tlaition may be for third tower. nothing has yet ban announced. >> power could be back on at revel by tomorrow. new owner glen strawb struck a temporary deal with the you'lltyty. he's find 5,000 a day for the fwooingt weeks for safety violations. he'll pay acr energy for two mega twoots get the fire suppression systems running again. >>> should you pay five cents every time you get disposable bag at the check in and out philadelphia. that's what would happen in one city councilman gets his way. councilman says it would cut down on litter. council projected outright banz in 2007 and 009. she was forces to wait more than five months. loretta lynch is confirmed as attorney general of the united states. she will be the first african-american feel to hold that job she'lling sworn in next week. senate vote 66 to 43 number of republicans voted against her because she refused to deannounce president obama executive agencies and i will legal imgrants. >> an action news investigation tonight is sxoing employee eyes at a local

jordan mount of the beatitudes jerusalem, images from the whaling wall and the church of the holy specplaces have rich history, connected to so many different faiths. >> that's kind of where the living stones project comes in to play. the guy writing that and creating that documentary heard somebody say once, are you here to see the stones or the stones between the stones the living stones people who live here? do you want to learn their story. >> that should be an interesting documentary. this time of the year is when you want to release this because a lot of christians make pilgrim pilgrimages to the holy land. >> what a privilege to shoot these different spots. >> check out the behind the scenes footage, just getting to petra and jordan not easy. had to ride animals interesting what they went to. at one point in israel they started to smell something and the guy's like it's burning my nose. the guy's like that's tear gas, it's about a mile away. wow. >> beautiful images he was able to capture. >> talking about life as a woman in a wheelchair. >> yes, it is offensive when people star

the scratches on the bumper had what appeared to be tiny specs of orange paint, which were removed withll probe. >> we're talking microscopic-sized chips of paint. >> the paint sample was compared to the paint from the broken gate using a process called a solubility analysis. >> chemical solubility tests are a series of reagents or solveents that may cause a reaction or cause it to dissolve or swell, do something. color change. and if they are similar, that means the paints could have had a common source. >> the test showed that the paint on persitz's bumper could have come from the gate, but the sample was too small to be conclusive. but the piece of broken bumper found near the gate was of more value. the forensic analysis revealed it could only have come from one source. >> it was just a perfect match. they were unevenly cracked, so the odds of coming from some other source were so amazing that they just had said this had to have come from zachary's car. >> and investigators learned that persitz owned a dog with long black hair, which proved to be microscopically similar to the singl

. >> good morning, spec to go see pretty nice day un fowl overall here. high pressure regaining control t means the clouds are going to thin out for plenty of sunshine. do keep the breeze around for you here today, watch for the elevated fire risks as a result of that. no warnings or watches or advisories of any kinds in effect good news, but more of a mention and heads up for you storm scan3 had one line of showers rolled through in the last few hours that too continues to fizzle right now and here is a nice little warm thoughts for to you get your day off to nice start just four days away from the point where the average daytime high is 70 degrees. ya, 28 days away from memorial day itself. unofficial beginning of summer then sum letter officially begin at least according to the astronomical calendar in a whopping 55 degrees days, but we will start to warm things up for you here in the days ahead. today, tomorrow, looking lovely. and then we head into thursday, friday, with a coastal storm developing. bottom line, enjoy today tomorrow, because it does g

. >> the chicago cubs bring up a big pros spec. phillies wish they had him. phenom gets his first major league start. first major league lesson much that's later in sports. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ ♪ >>> white house is about to take new measures to protect president barack obama. >> comes after a man piloted a gyrocopter on to the grounds of the capitol this week. fox's doug luzader tackles new security questions in the nation's capitol. >> reporter: secret service has tried one thing after another to try to fort fight out perimeter of white house. they've even gone with temporary barricade here. what's being discussed now is a series of spikes that would run right along the top of the main fence. with all of the problems and scandals facing the secret service, a stronger fence may be just one small step but that's what they're talking about. the nationa

so -- and it's -- it's a spec house, so it's available. >> right. so that's neat. you have -- you have what section of the house and what are some of the things that we have here? >> so we have the back stair hall. >> oh wait let's take a look at this. we have the pictures -- >> that's in the library. >> oh my. beautiful space. >> with the michael hampton did that area. amazing. >> there's another one. >> that's the back stair hall. >> you guys are working on that one? tell me about it. >> that's the first floor level. i'm going to kind of connect the dining room to the kitchen. as well as kind of the garage to the back mud room. it's the hub of the house kind of. that's kind of the workstation desk area that's you know someone could have kind of a dropping off point from the mud room area. that's down on the lower level. where we -- it's kind of off the bar area. so we kind of had some fun with some local artists michael wilkinson that did some photographic art for us. >> really? super. so what kind of house is it? is it a colonial? it is a -- >> a contemporary fa

then the spec taitors, it is like, they were performing cpr on the kid. >> that witness also says that police, took the the the other atv driver in for questioning. medics rushed the injured teen to children's hospital. no word yet on any charges. >>> a 25 year-old from mount laurel was killed in the hot hit and run in northern liberties. it happened around 10:30 last night in the 900 block of delaware avenue. police say that the man was running across the street when he was struck, investigators have questioned a man that they are now calling, a possible person of interest. his car has been impounded, and it is being searched. >>> in new jersey, police are investigating another fatal pedestrian accident but in this case the driver stayed on the scene. it happened around 5:00 this morning on route 55, just north of the woodbury glassboro road exit. state police shut down the road for about five hours while they pieced together what happened. the name of the victim though has not been released as of yet. >>> hundreds turnout to pay tribute to the darby boro police officer who was gunned

. >> ukee, spec to go see the worse of the wet weather sort of pull out to sea here over the course of the next hour or so. give or take. and it is specially coming down steadily right now across portions of burlington and ocean counties here. so here's your nap shot of storm scan. generally new jersey delaware you're in the brunt of this, right now southeastern pa pretty much already seen t but dow want it gave you a sense how heavily some of the rain is falling we just zero in on that heavy pocket right there. and precipitation over inch per hour. good news it won't be raining over you for an entire hour. that will lead to ponding on roadways, get slowed down on the garden state parkway. so be ready for. that will what you can expect generally speaking is the showers this morning catch a break midday there is afternoon, into the early evening, just in time for the rush. we end up with fresh round of showers. but, the weaken, my friends oh talk about pay-backs. so so nice. tomorrow specially as we're talking upper 70s sunshine, couple of patchy clouds, nothing more, and not terrible s

the hike is ex-specced to bring in millions in revenue which will help pay for projects like expansion and new rail cars. >>> it goes farther and get there is faster.the problem from tesla. the palo alto company is upgrading the model s. the model s 70 d features a larger battery pack for longer driving range and all-beale drive. those are the two big new additions. the new ride comes with a higher price tag, of course about 76,000 bucks, excludeing the federal and state electric car rebate. >>> the ugliest yard in san francisco is about to get a drought tolerant makeover. first, the judges have to find it. if you think your yard should be in the running, upload a photo to sf environment.org. the contest is san francisco's way of encouraging everyone to conserve water by making their grounds less thirsty. the grand prize is a landscaped makeover, three runners up will get a landscaping consultation and a gift of native plant seeds. >> ugly is good. >> ugly is beautiful. >>> one of the techiestets tickets in town. the robot block party next. >>> form at 6:00 no pain no gain, what resear

spec or maybe will make new relationships. [laughter] i have spent playing with this. have been drawing pictures. she will wonder what this is about. this person works for apple. [laughter] you can't put two fingers on it and send a little heart beat. liz: read his review it is very detailed he put a lot of work into it. we have breaking news. the families of the victims of 270 injured and four killed by dzhokhar tsarnaev let's listen outside the federal courthouse in boston >> all of you have been here to support us and so awful and kind. it has been difficult but we have gotten through its with each other. a new community of our family and we're grateful for everything you have done and. also to the press to be respectful to west's route this whole thing. we appreciate what you have done for us. >> water your thoughts on the next phase? >> anxious to get on to that personally. we are all aware it isn't a process that will be done soon the but it is good to have it that much further behind as one more piece of a puzzle. >> will lead to say regarding the death penalty?

we feel good about where we are in terms of growth, churn, and company per spec.mily: are you saying that t-mobile is not going to access sprint anytime soon? -- surpass sprint anytime soon? >> he promised that is going to happen last quarter. this quarter. i do not know t-mobile's results, gets once we both report our numbers we will know. i feel good it about the direction sprint is going in today. emily: john legend is bigger on twitter. he seems to be a marketing media mastermind. he is currently in a twitter fight with donald trump. he complained about a jammer and front of a trump hotel. trump snapped back saying t-mobile service was bad. legend snapped back saying that trump was just old and tired. how appropriate is that for a ceo? >> i am not here to judge john. he took a company that was in pretty bad shape and got it back into growth mode. i only say there is a fine line between being entertaining and annoying. who knows what happened this weekend? i found it entertaining seeing the interaction between john and donald trump. i think john is doing a real

has struggled from everything to gain violence his been gaining strength and the president hernandez specswed more positively by credit rating companies. those are the headlines in latin america. mark: joining us from mexico city for today's latin america report. more coming up as we speak with a bloomberg reporter who interviewed the company's chief financial officer. that report is straight ahead. also coming up, oil and gas tech -- oil and gas players are keeping oil out of the market by not turning out tickets to nearly 5000 wells. those details, my colleague will join me when we return. ♪ mark: welcome back. more now on the petrobras loss. they reported a record loss of over 6 billion lori a, or about 2 billion u.s. dollars. what are the details from the other earnings report? >> after five months of delays there was 5 billion in losses last year. the first annual loss in more than 20 years. despite the loss the market celebrated the approval of after five months delays that they can now gather all external -- external auditors to sign off reports on the external corruption skied -- s

. >> one spec of dust on the mirror could be a problem. >> it could be. >> but once astronauts releasedrong. the pictures were blurry. the edge of the mirror was ground at the wrong angle so another bay area lab came to the rescue by building the telescope a set of robotic eyeglasses. >> little arms came out of the instrument and went up to the light path and put corrective lenses in front of all of the instruments that required them. >> astronauts trained for hundreds of hours to service the telescope in spaes. >> this is one of the models. >> they took these up on the shuttle and used them to plan their spacewalks. but hubble is on its own. they left it with fresh batteries, motors and installations so they could keep sending them back to earth. >> it will be okay another 10 years or so. cross your fingers it is longer than that. >> abc7 news. >>> and to see those images in 3-d, the hubble 3-d movie is playing at the tech museum. look for other hubble-related links at abc7news.com. >>> conservationists are building an elephant orphanage. the illegal wildlife trade has left many young

out and give us some new information weather not they believe this is one suspect or multiples on specshind this shooting. obviously as soon as we get that information we will pass along to you. >> reporter: and retracting a hot spot at the bay bridge westbound there's still an accident on inclines section the blocks the left lane and the left shoulder emergency vehicles are just pulling away from the same year you could just make them out on the left-hand side that this had taken what had been a much lighter than usual ride and turned it into a back up and to the macarthur made the drive time went from 13 minutes over to 32 minutes. adjutancy in this live shot from the toll plaza this traffic which is lined up behind the metering lights as is barely moving. again the meter rise follows slowdown because of the on some limited availability of the anne klein section. it finally has been cleared and we still saw the vehicles being pulled away but the back of now reaches midway through the macarthur made and the drive time is up to 32 minutes. we're tracking another hot spot in san francisc

china sea acknowledge claimed by both being philippines and vietnam why all the fuss over these tiny specs of land? well the u.s. government estimates south china sea contains roughly 11 billion barrels of oil and 190 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. china's estimates owner ten times higher. asia's insatiable demand for energy is pushing exploration further offshore including to the spratleys, where china has been building artificial islands to anchor its demand. >> what if they held an election and nobody came? >> and chernobyl 29 years after the explosion. xplosion. >> tsarnaev'ssudan's elections get underway next week. >> due to a beings boycotts, it is expected that the president will retain election. natasha guinane has the story. >> independent candidate hasn't spent one day campaigning. he tried to stage a strike with the other presidential candidates at the national election commission. his goal was concerns about the elections not being free or fair. but he was the only candidates who showed up. knowledge. >> translator: i agree with people who say that the elections are be rig

big texan treated that one second side's four minutes 16 spec seconds.look to the damage national tennessee dealing with countries. this came down crashing down a note to brand new house several tornillo warnings issued of ourself carolina over ninth awesome power outages reported across that state. and that led to the have to chase down traffic problems a lot of accidents and another line of storms both to their to itself bay this morning. james is taking what could that which is a whole world away from what we have four persons versification like. the national map here as we look up to the self. >> james: storm system pushing out to the gulf and then heading toward florida. the other bit of the storm activity were following pushing through the northeast right now. one the two more inches of rain fell in the course of today. things look pretty bad there and this is pretty much from northern virginia office other new england will see some of the heaviest rain. here in the bay much different mother and much milder some clutch out there right now. nothing

we are spec among all of it. >> you know what the great thing is? it is not even 4/20. >> i was just going to say that it is sad they were pessimistic thanks to science and technology and the advancements we came up with stuff to prevent a lot of those dire consequences. >> and that's what human beings do. they use innovation and technology to overcome big problems, but they had a dim view of human nature in 1970. they thought nixon would be president forever. >> they would argue by predicting those things they spurred the science and tech tholing to come up with ways -- science and technology they came up with ways to avoid those things. without them predicting those things all of those things would happen. >> that's not true. they had a negative view of human nature. they were pessimistic. i like people who say the first person who will live to a thousand will be born. your thoughts? >> i'll take one for the team. i'll do it. i'll live for awhile. and then i will report back in my time machine. >> if we will be honest, you will be the hottest hund

charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous?s a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 80 kilometers of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the saintly people. jajouka is also home to one of morocco's better-known musicians, bashir attar. jazz and rock and roll musicians have traveled all over the world to jajouka to meet this the guy. he's a lineage of master musicians, all from this small mountain village. ♪ >> famously dubbed as a 4,000-year-old rock band, by william burroughs, bashir, his son and these musicians maintain one of th

spec it tayers are told not to bring coolers or backpacks and suitcases.make it a great day. it is a family-friendly event where boston shows its best face to the world. i encourage everyone to come out and enjoy on a positive day to cheer the runners on and have a great time. >> boston police also say that they will be using tech tholing to identify people flying drones which are prohibited anywhere near the marathon. i'm patricia stark and now back to "red eye." >> the pen is might yes sir than a -- mightier than the snore. a woman was taken off a flight after stabbing a passenger next to her with a bic. a bic pen. it is not a lighter. do they still have bic lighters? you can see the aftermath here. it happened before the plane took off and delay eddie part tour for two hours. here is the victim. he explained his side of the attack. >> fell asleep on the taxi on the runway and his arm brushed to her and she just went nuts and started stabbing with the pen. he screamed loud like a little girl. >> did it hurt? >> yeah, my arm hurts. i was being stabbed by

for example, that heist in dubai, 2007, it would be the panthers most spec tar collar production withhe audi cars are driving into a mall. they got cell phone numbers and dna and fingers prints and sent that information to them. >> the first hit we had we matched it to a pink panther robbery in licktinstein. >> after 19 years, nearly 100 holdups the cops made the investigation that had been there from the start. >> we said wow, the pink panthers are engaging in robberies around the world. >> investigators told us this was something they had never seen before. a global conspiracy of thieves. as they connected the dots, the panthers to their crime, they made another connection. the water shed moment that unleashed it all. >> good evening. >> november 9th, 1989. berlin. what a fine night it was. or so it seemed to most of the world. but it wasn't long before civil wars began to rip apart what was once yukgoslavia. by the year 2000 the wars left behind, all but devoid of work or hope for a future, young me trained to fight turned to crime. >> these are guys who there was no way out except

. >> spec tackular. let's talk about the weather. a tropical storm is sitting the philippines.evin corriveau has the details. >> who was tropical storm is moving slowly we are concern the that the rain will not pass over lausanne. flash flooding will be a major problem. it will not be the wind or the storm surge. we expect it to dissipate as it makes its way to the south china sea, and will no longer be too much of a problem. across the united states we are getting ready for the big holiday. we'll see snow videos the north. across the south in the central parts of the united states we'll see temperatures drop down to the freezing areas. charleston 33. some locations down to 31 or 30. we have freeze warnings in effect. we do expect to see the temperatures come up nice. atlanta 69. look out here to the west denver will be the day. more moisture across the south. that will lead us to his next event. it will act up towards tuesday and wednesday. rain is expected across parts of california. >> that will do it for this hour. thank you for joining us i'm thomas drayton in new york. ne

office are will be patrolling the route in earned ising neighborhood to protect runners and also the spec tait organization. >>> president barack obama expressed condolences to families on the 20th anniversary of the oklahoma it is i bombing. on sunday president obama paid tribute to the 168 people died in the april 19th, 1995 a attack. he says while the the passage of time will never extinguish the pain and loss resilience of the american people remain strong. the bombing was the deadliest terror a attack on u.s. soil until september 11th attacks six years later. >> it is 4/20, april 20th hitler's birthday columbine incident happened what was that 1999 i think it was yeah, 19th and 20th always edgey around the country. >> yes. >> postal work shore handed his by row chopper begins today, house arrest. >> house arrest. >> doug hughes will stay at his home in florida until his next hearing over the weekend he spoke out about his stunt. he said his goal was to draw attention to the need for campaign finance reform. while a lot of folks are wondering how he made it so far, in the the restrict

we christians should be doing self intro specs.fast to criticize christians for some unkind thing when thousands of christians' lives are in danger. >> let me bring in dr. rodriguez. i don't understand where this is coming from with this president. he has gone out of his way, bending over backwards to defend islam, to acknowledge radical islamists, which is bizarre takes cheap shots at christianity. sat in reverend wright's church. did once say to nicholas kristof, dr. rodriguez when he was in a muslim school in jakarta, he was quoted saying with first rate accent the most beautiful sight in the world is muslim call to prayer at sunset. do you think that experience perhaps has altered his view somehow such impression on him, is that where this is coming from? >> look, i was there at the easter prayer breakfast, i can tell you firsthand his comments can be described as dichotomy. on one hand critical of christians through rhetoric disagree with his policies act in a way he doesn't deem appropriate or part of the christian sort of ru

these prototype specs come from qualcomm and mini they call it augmented reality. >> you actually look through both lenses and see content as if it were in the physical world. >> reporter: you'll wear them while you drive and, unlike google's glass, this pair looks out for you, giving you information, like if a skateboarder is sneaking up on your blindside. >> that's x-ray vision. so you can actually use these glasses to see straight through sheet metal in your car as you are parking. >> reporter: besides x-ray vision made possible by cameras outside the car, you'll get speed limit data and other safety tips. >> for example, when you drive, the glasses would hook up to your smartphone so if you get a text message on the road you'll get a prompt here to listen to the text message, and you won't be distracted by looking away. >> reporter: the goal is technology to make you less distracted. >> it allows you to really focus on the road. as we say head-up display, it literally means keep your head up, keep your eye on the windshield and then all the information is coming into the lenses whi

police say he got in the altercation with the the spec tait or during the game saturday afternoon inside the christie recreation center in southwest philadelphia. that is when police say he pulled out a gun and fired a shot and an attorney for the the man says his client was just acting in self-defense. >> he didn't react this way because they were losing the game, he reacted this way, because 15 to 20 people were approaching him, some of them had his hand inside their hoodies gesturing as if they had a firearm, others were calling his name cursing at him, telling him it would be it and he was basically going to be up. >> police think otherwise tarvarez is charged with aggravated assault and endangerment. >>> this is just horrible eight people found dead in a home, seven of them children. what officials think, killed all of them. 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 pa

spec visitors to dot same.ig boswell cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> philadelphia police officer is at home after he was shot in the line of duty. officer was wheeled out of pen presbyterian. nineteenth district officer on routine patrol thursday night when he approached a man at 52nd and mass their suspected every doing struggles. that man shot the officer in the shoulder than he returned fire. the suspect remains in the hospital this morning. >>> two south jersey police offers remembers in trouble with their own department for actions caught on camera. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt shows us the tape and tells us why police officials from cumberland county say it is important that everyone sees it. >> two separate videos showing two millville police lieutenant before their arrest. lieutenant carl haague is her now on paid administrative leave after his colleagues say he assaulted customer inside a liquor store. his colleagues, lieutenant edward was pick up for dwi in a separate incident outside popular sp

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rise salmon we go foot new place in suburban square, guys beautiful pizza comes out, rob has this specs of basil, why is there green stuff in here. i can't eat anything with green stuff. this is my favorite. landry jane team daddy all day all night. i go to open her up a yoqret. i can't eat. >> this you opened t i wanted dad toy open t like that's a big one. my other favorite? with the feeling every fruit you start peeling a banana, hand it to them to get the party started i can't eat this. you started peeling it. by the way when my children say this later they'll be very upset with me. >> specially my kids, brody will eat brussels sprouts all kind of things traditionally children didn't eat. when he won't eat a pizza because it has basil on it? >> common. >> give me a break. >> you know alex is telling me when she was growing up, if it had an onion any onions on it you won't eat it? >> if they told me there were onions no, i'm not doing t sometimes they would sneak it, i would eat it up, they would say you know there were onions in that, and i would be like no! >> rotten rotten, alex,

the perimeter by adding crash beams guide rail and taught cable inside the fence that perimeter is spec on controlled on a very regular basis. some say in 2015 the real threat may not be a car barreling through a fence any more. >> i think we're getting into a world where it's more cyber risk than physical security. i worry about that more hacking into computers. >> reporter: kind of important to note here some of the biggest airports including boston and those in new york city did not participate in this survey. they just wouldn't give the information out citing security concerns. airport tells us win the last two years there have been two incidents of this kind of security problem and none so far in 2015. dawn? >> all right brad, thank you. >>> a chester county bus driver is facing charges to night after allegedly leaving a seven-year-old little girl on the bus alone for the entire school day. rows land chargeed with end daring the welfare of a child. chester county district attorney says craft bus company immediate immediately fired rows land after learning of the march march 31st in