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. >> reporter: police say they have arrested the robber who came to the suntrust bank here this morn around 11:20. they say nine minutes later he was already off down the block robbing another bank. >> i just flabbergasted. i'm worrying about my security. >> reporter: the fast moving robber they are looking for started at this suntrust bank on connecticut avenue in chevy chase. nine minutes later he was down the block robbing another. >> i was concerned about using the atm. it's -- it really is trouble some. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: just six minutes later someone called the police to say that the robber was hitting bbnt bank in wheaton. >> that's horrible. >> i don't know. the world is getting crazy. >> reporter: the first two robberies are connected, the third one is probably too. >> especially around here. robberies? not normal. >> reporter: it's yet to be determined how many of these banks and in montgomery robber has robbed. in chevy chase. >>> and tonight police wyattd that one of their own helped track down the suspect a robbery sergeant of all people walked out of a resta

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the suntrust bank on chevy chase avenue. bank -- suntrust bank in chevy chase. in montgomery county, police say he hit the bb&t bank in kensington. saw a lot of cops everywhere. >> what did you think? >> what's going on? >> are you looking for one suspect? thee believe all of robberies were committed by the same suspect or suspects. >> police are not saying if the suspect used a weapon or got away with cash. it's hot. we want to be able to bring her out. if people are out here doing crazy things, we can't do that. >> montgomery county police are hoping surveillance help them make an arrest. right now, the suspect information is brief. police a he is a black man in his 30's wearing dark clothing at the type -- say he is a black man in his 30's wearing dark clothing at the time of the robbery. for twoearch is on gunmen who opened fire on a barbecue. five people were killed and two others wounded. people started running, but they and up running right toward the shooters. >> five dead. one person was pregnant, so we lost six lives. the murders are planned, calculate

there have been robberies at a bb&t, a suntrust, and capital one bank. police are trying to see if these are all connected. we have accrued on the way to the scene. stay with us on wjla.com for the latest. doug: i think there is a good chance. today, sunshine and we may hit a record. jummy: thanks for joining us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for >> can i guarantee that someone will win the $1 million today? no. but if they do, do you really want to go the rest of your life knowing that you missed it? stick around. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right. for the past 16 years our returning contestant has been envisioning what it might be like to stand on this stage. now he's back for his second day and ready to make the most of his dream come true. from cambridge, massachusetts, please welcome back sanders kleinfeld. [cheer

the show of support for brussels, tampa's suntrust building is lit up here in colors of the flag of belgium. >>> breaking election news overnight, the results in three states are trickling in this morning in the western primaries. on the republican side, front- runner donald trump has claimed victory in arizona. nbc news is projecting senator ted cruz to win utah. on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders is projected to win utah and idaho. front-runner hillary rodham clinton claimed victory in arizona. her win will keep her sizable lead intact. in seattle after her win, clinton took a swipe at donald trump. >> but we can't let our nation be divided. we can't let a demagogue incite violence. model for our children the kind of bullying behavior that honestly you would send somebody to time-out if you were in elementary school. >> the next round of caucuses are this weekend in democrats >>> right now, president barack obama is in argentina. air force one landed overnight following his historic trip to cuba. the president is hoping to strengthen economic and political ties with argentina'

this happened yesterday afternoon at the suntrust bank branch near federal highy and 16th street. if you think you know who he is or know anything about what happened, call crimestoppers, 954-493-tips. >>> three, two, one, ignition and liftoff. >> i love watching that. i say that every time we cover these stories which is like once a week. an unmanned atlas five rocket has blasted off f fom cape canaveral. the rocket is headed to the iss food, equipment and scientific research data for nasa. >>> in case you didn't know it -- >> today is national puppy day. >> sasha fruit snacks which is eli's puppy. although it's one of the most deligful stages in a dog's life, except for chewig everything you own including your credit card, most people don't actually know when a puppy transitions from a a puppy to an adult. >> the transition depends on the puppy's size and breed. it happens between 10 and 24 months. i can't even talk with all those puppies on screen. >> petsmart is offering special doles. if you use the code tenforyou for deals. she has my ankles. >> and your wallet and your cred

the first bank hit was the suntrust in chevy chase around 11:21. a few minutes later another bank down the road on connecticut avenue was hit. six minutes after that, a bank in wheaton. late this afternoon, prince george county police made an arrest. >> that's all i need. i am flabbergasted. worried about my security and i come to a bank that is robbed. >> i know some of the ladies. 2008 bad for them. >> a bank in new carrollton was robbed around the same time but at this point it's not clear if that suspect robbed all four of the banks. >>> a d.c. great grandmother and a firefighter that saved her life are recovering in a burn unit at med star washington hospital center. >> the firefighter gave up his breathing apparatus so phyllis durel had enough air to get out. >> reporter: the only thing between danny lovato and that toxic super heated smoke out of the third floor apartment was the mask and his breathing apparatus. so, he took it off and handed it to the woman inside who needed it even more. >> danny did above and beyond what the call is at ti

toronto and here in tampa, we are showing solidarity with belgian as well this is the top of the suntrust building featuring yellow, black and red to represent the colors of the belgian flag. this is a cartoon showing france's flag comfortable the belgian flag. president barack obama has this proclamation that the white house put on twitter saying that flags will be flown at half-staff for the rest of the week. and then this image is showing people mourning and some of the growing condolences. we have a lot of flags and candles this morning. and belgium is observing three days of national mourning. coming up in 30 minute, i will have an update for the manhunt for the suspect captured on camera. they believe he planted a bomb we will have that in 30 minutes for you. >> and i know we will see much more throughout the day and weeks to come. thank you. and you can follow the morning alerts each day on facebook and twitter. >>> happening today, another emotional day for deputy john kotfila's family and colleagues as they gather for a final good- bye, a funeral service in massachusetts. news ch

this is the top of the suntrust building. and you can see those colors black, red, yellow, representing belgium's flag. and if you look at this image, this is trending right now on facebook. it's france's flag comfortabling the belgium flag. and of course right here, tough dates of the terrorist attacks in paris and in brussels. and this is a tweet that the white house put out, it's a proclamation from president barack obama saying that all of the flags are going to be flown at half-staff for the rest of the week. and now there's also memorials growing for the victims. days of national mourning. coming up in 30 minute, we will have an update on the manhunt. we now have the name of one of the suspects. and we will have more information on him coming up soon. >> i know this continues to unfold. thank you, lindsey. and of course you can follow our morning alerts each day on facebook and twitter. just search the hashtag 8 alert. >>> happening today, another emotional day for -- hag tash tash 8 alert. >>> -- #8alert. >>> adrienne,

. >>> and this morning, the bay area is showing its support of tampa's suntrust building is the colors of the flag of belgium. >>> happening today, another emotional good-bye to a bay area hero. in just a few hour family, friends and coworkers will honor hillsborough county deputy john kotfila in massachusetts. news channel 8's adrienne pedersen is joining us live. and adrienne, clearly the deputy impacted so many people. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, gayle. we already know that he meant so much to the people here at the hillsborough county sheriff's office. and a lot of you could be asking, so why massachusetts today? well, the kotfilas not only shared a last name but also a love for law enforcement. kotfila's father is a massachusetts state police sergeant and a former town police officer. one brother is currently an officer there. and that's why the funeral mass today will be at st. patrick's catholic church in massachusetts. and you just have to look at this video right now. family is getting from that community. there are people lining the streets and holding american f

he allegedly robbed a suntrust branch on south federal highway near the 17th street causewa_. no one was injured. if aou recognized this map call police. >> janine: merck's favorite past tillie on police say in malaysian as the raise took the on cuban national team. >> laurie: and tonight we're hearing 9 to a marlins ace who defected from havana up next. florida. it was a beautiful tuesday, waking up to temperatures in the mid-60s, highs in the 70s. that will be a phing of the pats. when i tell to you get out and enjoy the next few hours, yoyo better to e. studio because when you know the seven-day forecast you're going to know why. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. at chase atms. technology designed for you.u. so you can easily master the way you bank. yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look aher, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today go ahead. say it. cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and co

the first bank hit was a suntrust on connecticut avenue, and then a capital one down the road, and then a bb & t bank, and bank customers were pretty much speechless that one person could pull off something like that. >> i am just flabbergasted, and i'm worried about my security, and i come to a bank that is being robbed. >> reporter: the suspect was later arrested by prince george's county police, and they say a police sergeant walked out of a glenarden restaurant and spotted a car that matched the description, and within minutes, he was in handcuffs. >>> new cell phone apps to grace periods where you will not be charged, metro is trying to improve their image customers back. >>> a star-studded night in dc. wait until you see who had dinner plans at the white house. >>> the celebrities are not the only ones who travel a long way to see their friends. wait until this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's." seriously? at giant, prices are down. savings are up. my giant. >

. >> reporter: police say they have arrested the robber who came to the suntrust bank here this mornd 11:20. they say nine minutes later he was already off down the block

the suntrust building is also lit up and a show of solidarity . beautiful. it is hard to say beautiful but it is to see how everyone is showing their love and support. >> that is how you move on. you been together with other peaceful people. >>> the only original air force one not any museum is on its way to being completely restored but before the plane makes it to 100 waiting a pit stop. mount pleasant. so many people want to see the aircraft that the parking lot overflowed onto a highway. >> historic aviation. >> it has to be one of the most historic airplanes flying in the united states today. >> the plane still needs two or more years to be completely restored and once it is, be on the lookout. the owners plan on flying it around the country telling people about the historic air force one. >>> we have an accident in hillsborough county on 75 at bruce b downs boulevard. we are seeing a heavy delayed this morning. let's go live to sky 10. it is in the southbound direction and you can see right here, the right lane is blocked as you were getting off ramp t

on the phone with us is neil dingman an energy analyst at suntrust robinson humphrey. we're all trying to get over the shock, but you think about it, just the series of event that have taken place in the last 24 to 36 hours have just been breathtaking, as we contemplate the end of aubrey mcclendon's life here. your reaction? >> shock is the first thing that comes to mind and some things that jim and your guys westbound saying. i would say, you've got to give him the credit aubrey and his team really led the u.s. energy land rush in the eight '80s, when he founded chesapeake and took it public in the early '90s. you almost have to give aubrey mcclendon credit for both of those. >>> what would be the implications of that for the industry? >> you know, i think they would have to go back for obviously a lot of these bids through the state departments, and try to look if there's anything connected? >> i think the chance of that to me would appear to be relatively low, but again, i think they just have -- >>> you know, you wonder if there's a next pioneer to define the next

orlando now, we showed you a picture from the suntrust camera this is lower and you can see the nice picture over lake eola, 81, winds out of the south at 11. sunset, 632. 81 winter park, 80 waterford lakes, topping out in the mid- 80s. lake mary, heathrow, longwood, temperatures in the upper 70s lake mary. a few 80s on the coast. daytona beach shores, daytona ormond beach. not looking good. -- now looking good 79 deland, scattered clouds again. similar looking day to the last couple of days and warm and mid- 80s. sunset after 6:00. the sun will go down and gorgeous for the match tonight, kick-off 7:00 orlando city at the citrus bowl. temperatures upper 70s to near 80 gradually falling throughout the match. it will be beautiful, pleasant evening. we will find tune the weekend forecast -- 52 the weekend for -- >>> state lawmakers expected to send governor. scott a budget proposal for more than $82 million. we told you this with legislators reached a deal on florida's budget agreeing to fund dozens of products including health for the disabled. with time running out in the sessions of

pright here in tampa, similar pdisplay at the suntrust building pin downtown tampa. pthe top of the building is also plit up in the colors of belgium. pand now to the race for the pwhite house. p>>russell: we begin with arizona pand the biggest prize. pdonald trump won on the prepublican side. p47% of the vote well ahead of pted cruz and john kasich. pwinner take all state so trump pgets all the arizona delegates. pthe democrats, big winner was phillary clinton. p75 delegates to be distributed. pclinton has 57%. pbernie sanders, 39%. pthe democratic caucus, bernie psanders was the big winner. phe got almost 80% of the vote. pclinton got just 20%. p33 delegates at stake there and pthen the republican race in putah, another shift. pted cruz was the big winner. phe got 69% of the vote. pand because he crossed 50%, he pgets all 40 delegates. pdonald trump finished third in putah behind john kasich. promney. p>>russell: idaho just a pnight. pbernie sanders took the win 78% pof the vote. p21%. pthe delegates go to sanders and pwe're just getting this in right pnow. pted cr

it happened at suntrust near federal highway and 16th street. no one was hurt. federal agents want to figure out who this guy is. if you think you know who he is or where he is or know anything about what happened at that bank, call crimestoppers, >>> deputies in tampa bay say a deadly pill has killed nine pepele in just a matter of weeks. the super pill is a mix of xanax and a powerful pain medication called fentanyl. it's 80 times stronger than morphine. it can kill you in minutes. deputies say whoever is making it is actually packaging it to make it look like it's xanax being sold for $5.00. >> better stop buying the xanax on the street because nine people are dead. you don't have to take a handful all you have to do is take one and you're dead. >> deputies are worried about spring breakers who may buy the super pill on the treat thinking they are buying xanax. >>> your time on this wednesday morn is 6:26. terror in brussels. in the last 24 hours, a manhunt has been under way. we're finding out in the last couple minutes according to the looking for, the man

a great view, looking at downtown orlando, our camera atop the suntrust building. looking at all of the skyscrapers, all the action happening downtown, this sunday, the big orlando city soccer game, opening day, and should be a lot of fun, so no complaint, you'll have a great weekend. >> if you happened to have picked this for vacation, from central florida and watching from one of the hotels. >> amy: you win! and it is snowing up north. in the philly and flight delays and snowing in d.c. this morning, and they have a little but of a dusting in new york city. jayme king, they are seeing snow up there? >> john: we have spring training games today. >> jayme: a front, john, coming through, a big ocean storm, look at the curly cue, spiraling up away as our cold front continues moving down south of the region and solidifies a good looking weekend. tremendous high pressure now filling in across the plains states and coming to an area near you. here we go, 50s and 60s, nice morning temperatures are in ec ch, skies are clearing and we have sun and fun out there. as we make

three bank jobs in 15 minutes. 11:20 a.m., the suntrust bank in chevy chase. 11:29 a.m., the capitol one bank in kensington. 11:35 a.m., the bb&t bank in wheaton. three montgomery county banks hit in 15 minutes. it appears to be the work of the same guy in some sort of speed robbery spree. is that some sort of record here in montgomery county? have you ever seen anything like this before? >> not in recent memory, no. >> reporter: what do you make of this? >> i'm not sure what to make of it right now. >> reporter: it was something. now, sources say the man picked up today may be linked to other bank jobs as well. wendy, back to you. >> pat a former aide to russian president vladimir putin. he was found in his room last november at the doyle dupont circle hotel, and at the time d.c. police said there was no sign of foul play. russian officials said he died of a heart attack. but today the medical examiner said he died of blunt force injuries to his head. he also had injuries to his neck, to his torso, arms, and legs. but despite those findings, the medical examiner has not ruled this a

three bank robs in 15 minutes. 11:20 a.m., the suntrust bank in chevy chase. 11:29 a.m., the capitol one bank in kento 11:35 a.m., the bb&t bank in wheaton. do you know if he got money at each one of these banks? >> that's also something we're still looking into and we're not able to confirm if he obtained any proceeds from the bank yet. >> reporter: but wait, before he went to work here in montgomery county, he robbed a bank in prince george's county. this td bank in new carrollton hit at 10:39 this morning. then he gets in his car and drives all the way to montgomery county passing all sorts of banks along the way to begin his robbery spree here. why did he do that? in montgomery county detectives were racing from bank to bank to bank to process the scenes and look for evidence. in the meantime, customers trying to do business at the banks turned away. it left them talking. >> that's all i need, you know. i'm worrying about my security, and i come to a bank that's being robbed. >> unbelievable. i come to make a deposit and pick up my checks. >> reporter: not happening now, is it? >

the suntrust bank in chevy chase. 11:29 a.m., the capital one bank in kensington. 11:35 bank the bb&t bank in wheaton. three montgomery county hit in 15 minutes. it appears to be the work of the same guy in some sort of speed robbery spree. >> it appears we have three bank robberies in about 15 minutes by the same guy. is that some sort of record here in montgomery county? have you ever seen anything like this before? >> not in recent memory, no. >> reporter: what do you make of this? >> i'm not sure what to make of it right now. >> reporter: the suspect is said to be distinguished by what he's not wearing. he's said to be unmasked, ungloved. they say sometimes he wears sunglasses, sometimes he wears a sport coat. they say if you know him, you'll know him. now, there's a fourth bank robbery linked to him. early this morning out in prince george's county. i'll have more on that coming up at 5:00. now back to you. >> reporter: this is chris gordon in annapolis where it was revealed today that maryland governor larry hogan sent this letter giving his full support to noah's law. it's name

view from suntrust camera. over orlando. lake eola. there we go! birds flying and heat rising into the atmosphere and thin layer of clouds, we'll anticipate that through the morning and midday hours, good morning, i'm brooks tomlin. and let's get your weather forecast for the day. it will be warm. right now the mid 70s, orlando and melbourne and brevard county, these are 9 o'clock numbers and by 10:00, folks will be close to 80. the warmth we've had a week to ten days continues through friday. warm and human conditions, with a potent weekend system, rain and thunderstorms likely friday and saturday. that impacts a lot of outdoor plans including bay hill and widespread and prolonged as it could be and by sunday, into next week, cool conditions for central florida. wait and see. outside now, our view from the amway camera, magic have a game tonight against the nuggets. good job, magic and the forecast: a nice view outside of this morning, the few clouds that are -- low clouds will be dissipating through the day, visible satellite, pockets here and th

there are cloud out there this morning, looking live off towards the north from our suntrust camera. clouds out there. we did have a few showers early -- oops, sorry about that. did have a few showers earlier this morning. are predominantly offshore. a couple of sprinkles around the st. john's river and maybe polk county and southern lake county. other than that, it will be a nice day. we'll see clearing skies as we go through mid to late morning hours and then warm up like we have done previously. 70 degrees out the door for the most part. central florida, a little cooler north and west. your accu-weather forecast today. monday, march 14th, pi day, 2016. 85 degrees, the forecast high, sosa winds 10 to 15 miles per hour, this afternoon and gusty. 7 day forecast is coming up. now, here's krysta with traffic. >> kristin: i want to take you out to i-4 eastbound, a crash is causing major slowdowns an pushed over to the shoulder. cars are coming through but we are seeing major delays. i want to take you now back to exit 192, u.s. 192. the delays are still out -- i'll at i-4 at u.s. 192. t

right now the birds are soaring around the suntrust building. high clouds are with us right now. thankfully we have those otherwise we would be about 82- 83 degrees today with all of the heat building across the southeast head of the front. we temper temperatures, 79 downtown, 80 deltona. comfortable weather overall. if you like this weather, you like a potter? i have -- if you like it a little bit hotter i have more. more coming up into next week. winds out of the south and southeast at about 10-15 miles an hour. satellite pictures showing a thick veil of clouds and beautiful son shot. -- sunshine. a terrific sunset tonight. here comes a line of showers through atlanta, 340 miles away. heavy rain to the north is moving east in the rain moving our way is piddly. some rain in the morning. nothing that will break the current dry spell. future track, 5 am, decent downpours moving past palm coast were on palm beach or mom by the sea, northern part of umatilla, the villages, leesburg, spotty showers you join brian shields on eyewitness this morning, tracking light rain and it whimpers

a neutral rating from suntrust saying the pipeline is fully priced at the current level. these stocks are down sharply as a lack of near-term catalysts could suggest the biotech air market does in fact have more to go. , abigailnk you so much doolittle at the nasdaq. the university of texas has the second largest endowment fund investing $35 billion. scarlet: erik schatzker interviewed bruce zimmerman at their 20th anniversary event in austin, texas. differentre are two streams. think about it as a very wealthy alum. we run a diversified pool of financial assets. if we were to not invest in things related to the overall well-being of the state or our system, we would not invest in health care. the ut system has six hospitals and we would essentially not the investing in 4% or 5% of the world gdp. i think that is how much texas represents. come adiversified assets broad range of natural resource investments that includes upstream, midstream and downstream. we are upstream investors and we don't attempt to try to play cycles. when things look frothy, we try to pull back. wh

. >> there was a note out this morning from suntrust which actually has a buy on u.a.arget but noted anecdotal evidence that under armour was showing up at t.j. maxx and off-priced store. they say they should return to normalized levels. die das' reported earnings and the germans. the loss narrowed for adidas and the firm is expecting about 10% to 12% sales growth, which is very strong. last year lost its second place spot in the united states. so potentially fighting back strong. i wonder how much of it was the kanye west easy shoes which have been such strong performers helping to bring adidas back into the cool spot. >> can we just mention toomey in j . samsonite, excuse me. >> the deal price was reported to be -- >> did we have a price? clearly that is changing right now but it's not quite that price as well and of course bidders come come in. they say it's a pretty appealing luxury brand. >> it's up that so it's down about 13%, 15% over the last year. >> you introduced me to tumi, didn't you? >> no. a few months ago. >> oh. >>> they do reiterate their december vie

regional banks like suntrust, bb and t and citigroup and bank of america.renic market. not sure where it wants to go. lower growth and lower bond yields. that's the key. right now we're sitting near the loss of the morning. >>> bob pisani. let's get to rick santelli see what he's watching at the cme in chicago. >> of course we're watching the yield curve and there has been a little bit of a step-enning going on. we're also watching the effects of the fed statement. down here pretty much the refrain after yesterday was is the economy just can't be that good otherwise the fed wouldn't make so many excuses to normalize rates. i can't disagree with that. but rates haven't moved that much. let's look at the intraday ten and two day ten. we sit at 190 down one on the day seven on the week. the action was really in the two year although today two year is unchanged down ten on the week. as those yield goss down and they go down faster it's not that dramatic. you look august 1st start to the ten year, 2% is the kind of magical line jumps out at you. there was an are

the top five can't do a thing, but you get beround that, the pncs, bb & ts, suntrusts, regions will all. >> negative ranks are not good over there. >> or anywhere. >> aren't we correlated to what they do there to some extent? >> i think the negative rates are helping drive where our bond market is today, no doubt about it. that's not helpful. i think -- i don't see we're going into negative rates. clearly when i talk to banks, i talk about floors in their loans, just in case, i don't see recession, i don't see that happening here, but clearly it's holding down our fixed-income markets. >> what about non-bank financials. the you would think there's stuff that looks cheap out there. the question is, is that a broken business model? >> i don't think it's a broken business model, but i think there's fear out there if high-use eld gets crushed out there. a few weeks ago, and i think there's also some fear about replacement, some are cannibalizing themselves. i don't like to own them, because they give my portfolio high beta. i try low a low volatility manager. >> always good to see you. >> a

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