and before we got off he grabbed me and said tell ross, i'm going to vote for him. they're all over the country, folks. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> and we'll turn the podium over to arsenal signal. our national coordinator. >> mr. perot? >> mr. perot? >> i want to get my family safely out of here. i got that taken care of. now -- just before everybody tarts yelling at once, i can't see you at all because it is so dark. but i'll try. >> tell us the kind of campaign you'll run. mr. swindle there is a heavy emphasis on media and television. >> it is on the issues. >> does this mean you will not be traveling around the country in will you just be on tv? give us an idea. >> assume you own a basketball team. >> would expect to you ask me for my strategy but would you expect me to give you the strategy. we won't lay out the strategy for you. it is unconventional, i'll tell you that. but i don't want to cut you off, but it doesn't make any sense for us to lay out our strategy. >> will this be a strategy to highlight our issues or to win and if so how do you do that

and before we got off he grabbed me and said tell ross, i'm going to vote for him. they're all over the country, folks. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> and we'll turn the podium over to arsen signal. our national coordinator. >> mr. perot? >> mr. perot? >> i want to get my family safely out of here. i got that taken care of. now -- just before everybody starts yelling at once, i can't see you at all because it is so dark. but i'll try. >> tell us the kind of campaign you'll run. mr. swindle there is a heavy emphasis on media and television. >> it is on the issues. >> does this mean you will not be traveling around the country will you just be on tv? give us an idea. >> assume you own a basketball team. >> would expect to you ask me for my strategy but would you expect me to give you the strategy. we won't lay out the strategy for you. it is unconventional, i'll tell you that. but i don't want to cut you off, but it doesn't make any sense for us to lay out our strategy. >> will this be a strategy to highlight our issues or to win and if so how do you do that wit

and before we got off he grabbed me and said tell ross, i'm going to vote for him. they're all over the country, folks. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> and we'll turn the podium over to arsenal signal. our national coordinator. >> mr. perot? >> mr. perot? >> i want to get my family safely out of here. i got that taken care of. now -- just before everybody tarts yelling at once, i can't see you at all because it is so dark. but i'll try. >> tell us the kind of campaign you'll run. mr. swindle there is a heavy emphasis on media and television. >> it is on the issues. >> does this mean you will not be traveling around the country in will you just be on tv? give us an idea. >> assume you own a basketball team. >> would expect to you ask me for my strategy but would you expect me to give you the strategy. we won't lay out the strategy for you. it is unconventional, i'll tell you that. but i don't want to cut you off, but it doesn't make any sense for us to lay out our strategy. >> will this be a strategy to highlight our issues or to win and if so how do you do that

the attorney is suing the officers, david rodriguez and he is telling our ross palumbo that he is relieved that this case is going to court. >> supporters of a ballot measured by governor brown has turned in one million signatures and did so for a proposition to reduce california's prison population. supporters say it would save the state millions of dollars every year and opponents say it is unfair to crime victims. if the signatures can be validated it will be more than enough to qualify this proposition for the ballot. >>> for this uplifting story. a family that lost everything is on a trip designed to take their minds off their troubles. >>> yeah, welcome to san jose. bill foley and his family arrived here. the family of five huge sharks fans and the team is treating them to a game tomorrow. when their home was destroyed in canada. a few of the last items, they were able to grab as they scrambled to evacuate, it was san jose sharks hockey sweater. >> how about that. >> the sharks foundation heard about the super fans and reached out to them offering to fly them to san jose for game fiv

rob ross tells us it was made possible by the miracle aid foundation. >> for rosemary abram the world is about to be different. she described it for us. >> it sound like a gargling sound. >> i had to pat her on the arm. i asked you a question. she's . >> it's especially hard for abram raising three grandchildren. >> sometimes they try to play with me on my hearing so you know. oh you just didn't hear me stiements they try to do that. >> you'll just feel a little tickle from. >> john keeler is fitting abram with a state of the art hearing aid donated by the miracle aid foundation for those who can't afford them. within minutes the hearing aids began working and for the first time since she lost all of her hearing 40 years ago there was change. >> i love it. just being able to hear out of this side is really weird. >> specialists say ros problems were two fold she had damage and an ear infection. >> it's severe to profound in both ears. >> but now her hearing will be almost normal. >> the volume in this ear, i have to get used to it because i'm not used to hearing sound like that. >> sh

. >> brandon ross tells us what happened that would have set a police chase of three officers leadingntually to his friend, freddie gray, being placed on the ground and handcuffed. >> this cell phone video shows what brandon ross testified he saw. ross identified bike patrol officer edward nero as one of the officers dragging freddie gray to the police wagon in handcuffs. according to ross they throw him in the van head first on the flr. brandon ross ran to a friend's house to call 911 and report an assault. officer nero was charged with assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct. prosecutors say police detained freddie gray pu hadn't made an illegal arrest so by touching them they commit aid salt. law professor is watching this trial. >> in a high crime area, a suspect who runs, gives reasonable suspicion for officers to pursue and detain only so long as to either confirm or disspell their suspicion. >> coming up on news 4 at 6:00, we will look ahead to the first time encounter in a maryland courtroom where police officers hear who are charged and face trial in the death of freddi

. >> reporter: commissioner ross tells us, internal affairs and homicide are investigating. live for now, from overbrook, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> just receiving new information on the second shooting-involving police in southwest philadelphia. the suspect, in stable condition now. officers shot him in the leg, after he allegedly refused to drop his gun and fired first. >> new information on the search for inmate who escaped from a prison in camden county. several schools in ocean county went into lockdown as the search for arthur buckle expanded to that area. buckle disappeared from the prison. but today, police found a car they think he stole. buckle was locked up on assault and another charge as well. we'll try to find out what that second charge is for you. he was scheduled to be paroled later this month. >>> we checked today, philadelphia police are still waiting for tips after releasing video of a woman who fought off a sexual predator. the video shows the attacker following the woman in south philadelphia back on april 20th. but when he tried raping her, she h

. >> cliff: you couldn't go wrong with either one, i'll tell you that. joe rossing to be a good one. just his energy and everything about him. i love the smile, i love, he talks to everybody, he gets in everybody's ear and face and he has a good time. he enjoys the game and that's the most important thing that i get out of him every time i watch him. i have to see that or something is wrong. >> aaron: i tell you, when you think about the starters tonight, both out of the game by now, fernandez, a ridiculous slider, but joe ross, much lesser known of a pitcher around the country. his slider, not far behind. >> cliff: not at all. he will be a good one for the fact the secondary stuff is already some of his best stuff. >> aaron: espinosa, curls over to scoop it up. out number one. tonight's telecast is sponsored by budweiser. not backing down since 1876. this bud is for you. and by t-mobile. switch your carrier and switch to the uncarrier. pinch hitter with one out, the bases empty in the last of the eighth. this will be cole gillespie. 0-5 as a pinch hitter this ye

. >> cliff: you couldn't go wrong with either one, i'll tell you that. joe rossing to be a good one. just his energy and everything about him. i love the smile, i love, he talks to everybody, he gets in everybody's ear and face and he has a good time. he enjoys the game and that's the most important thing that i get out of him every time i watch him. i have to see that or something is wrong. >> aaron: i tell you, when you think about the starters tonight, both out of the game by now, fernandez, a ridiculous slider, but joe ross, much lesser known of a pitcher around the country. his slider, not far behind. >> cliff: not at all. he will be a good one for the fact the secondary stuff is already some of his best stuff. >> aaron: espinosa, curls over to scoop it up. out number one. tonight's telecast is sponsored by budweiser. not backing down since 1876. this bud is for you. and by t-mobile. switch your carrier and switch to the uncarrier. pinch hitter with one out, the bases empty in the last of the eighth. this will be cole gillespie. 0-5 as a pinch hitter this ye

neil: wilbur ross was telling lou a half-hour ago, i could see a frustrated bernie sanders bolting andning as an independent. >> he said it on "meet the press" that he would do everything he could to make sure donald trump is not elected president. you see the economic issues happening there, but we know how much worse it would be if you get donald trump in there and he's following the same old republican plan of cutting taxes for people at the very top. neil: it hasn't worked like a charm with your strategy. >> that's why there is so much chaos in the republican party. neil: i talked to jane sanders and she had a chaotic tone. >> i would rather be us than them meeting with mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. neil: i have no horse in this race, but if you look at these polls, you guys probably thought you would run roughshod over, now he's very competitive in three battleground state. >> we are taking nothing for granted. we can't take it for granted. we'll make sure we are competing he single day between now and november 8. neil: what should hillary clinton do at the convention beside put

police commissioner richard ross tells cbs-3 police are interviewing possible eyewitnesses inn lookingin the investigation of the deadly officer involved shooting. it happened in overbrook when police say a man that they pulled over and then cornered and officer with his van, police say an officer shot suspect and suspect died at a local hospital. lets turn to kate with a look at the forecast. >> continues to be a dreary one, that said jim, we are dodge ago digsal run have light rain, drizzle as well and otherwise if it is not raining it is dram seven and cloudy. lets go to storm scan which is looking active for yet another day and at the moment cape may county, portions of southern delaware and new castle county some showers. that batch moving through lehigh will veil. not everyone is dry but everybody is stuck in the clouds. flood advisory for this evening at high tide time, could be minor flooding in the shore towns. looking forward in the forecast it will get better, transitioning out of the worst this weekend and by monday and tuesday we should look so much nicer. >> good, thanks

ross perot. you could tell he was still seething. he blamed him for his loss.re is some intellectual and philosophical connective tissue between libertarians and republicans. i don't know that the republican electorate is really feeling this right now. if that were the case, rand paul would have done a lot better. donald trump was pretty successful at dispatching him. i think there is some road ahead for them. i'm just not sure this is the election year where they make up substantial ground. >> i like the expression connective tissue like that. ron, weigh in here. gather johnson ran on the libertarian ticket in 2012, got just 1% of the national vote. a few current polls showing him getting about 10% in a three-way matchup when you look at clinton and trump. listen to what he says earlier about what he needs in order to compete. >> the only chance of winning is to be in the presidential debates. to be in the presidential debates, you have to be in the polls. just put us in the polls. i think by putting us in the polls, there will be attention drawn to what it is

ross par row who was running for president that year against george h.w. bush. >> i'll tell you one thing, there's some dude up there today that came up with the crazy that's indeed video doo at this point because it's backfired on them, right. now, while we're on the crazy theme, could you see -- i've got a theme song for our campaign and here it comes. just listen to it. we're crazy crazy for being -- > don't worry, folks. we've got buses lined up out sides to take you back to the insane asylum after it's over. >> the original dean scream, right. proudly crazy. the day before the election in 1992 he ran for president that year as independent and he self funded his campaign. he funded his campaign lavishly. it included half hour long and hour long ads like basically tv shows that he paid to run on network tv on week nights in prime time and it wasn't just once he paid to run them a bunch of times, a bunch of different ones. he spent a ton of money. he had a ton of money to spend. he was loaded and he couldn't be bought. talking abo

. >> ross, thank you so much. i'm tellingese four shots here all look the same, all taste differently, that's because of this process ross is doing here, we're at function coffee labs here in bella vista. guys you have got to get down here as soon as possible, back into you. >> justin meisha was beside herself when you carefully sipped the coffee. she like why is he chug chug it? >> don't drink all of those four shots of coffee. just step away. >> dow what i want, brooke. >> we'll be right back after the break with three things that you need to know. >> it is three to go. and it is next. >> here ' what you need to no before you walk out the door. >> fourteen year old girls tells police she was sexually assaulted by male student friday afternoon inside her say err high school in west philadelphia. >> forty-six year old biker recovering after being knocked off his bike at 52nd and spruce overnight. the suv driver kept going. >> new quinnipiac quinnipiac uny poll spinning state pennsylvania, ohio and florida finds bernie sanders

ross store earnings are out. courtney reagan, what can you tell snus. >> we have numbers from ross stores, it operates much like aings coming in in line, 73 cents per share on revenues of 3.79 billion. that's a little light. ross stores is reiterating its second quarter same store sales increase for one to two percent. as you can see, shares are moving down, possibly a little disappointment from this off-price retailer. possible weak spot in a space that's been otherwise fairly strong. remember we got those numbers from sachs with comp stores down 5%. >> i wonder if we can see tj maxx move down in sympathy. there's always going to be a best operator in this space, so net necessarily is tj maxx going to suffer the same thing. when everybody starts to realize, hey, we better get on with this discount program, take the inventory, do whatever the nordstrom rack and all these things -- >> ross stores has traded tick for tick almost with tj maxx. tjx gets more credit because it's bigger. ross is more regional. the thing about it is, this is a 20 times earnings stock, a growth-priced retailer. therefore, it cannot withs

tell. but i love this name. i like ross. think both those two do well in this environment. >> we have a minute left. walmart, thursday, before the bell. what does walmart tell us? >> i think walmart's run the course for the year. i don't think it tells but overall market itself. i much rather have a costco or a target. >> target. >> yeah. >> i agree. i think walmart is going to have -- i think walmart is going to have issues too. consumer spending is getting pulled away. >> the stock nab a funk for a while. >> dick's sporting goods and foot locker? >> foot locker trades so inexpensively, right? we talk about it all the time on the show. you always expect, god, nike is doing so well here and under armour and for whatever reason, they just haven't react as much as the stock. irlot of name. i think it's too inexpensive. i think they're in the right spot. but is the stock going to react even with great numbers? it hasn't recently. >> okay. josh, we know you own deere and you love deere. friday before the bell, cisco is wednesday

any retail stories to tell me about to back up that trend? >> shares of rossdown sharply to do it. the company did miss same-store sales for the first quarter. it missed revenues. even more, the disappointing second-quarter. sharesargo saying by the on this week. he says the long-term fundamentals are intact. we do have shares back below the 200 day moving average. really flirting with that level of support. trainingased on prior history, more downside could be a had four ross stores. mark: abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. shery: fears of a slowdown in technology could impact the commercial real estate market could be overblown. technology, advertising, media, and information firms remain dominant in new york. what about the rest of the country? joining me now is mary ann tighe who is responsible for more than 93 million square feet of commercial real estate transactions in new york. it is great to have you with us. let's start with new york. it is such a popular place for a global company headquarters. rents are going to be astronomical here. how is the city

ross and rachel. welcome to when reed might meet abbie. what does this tell us about our time? snap chat is not supposed to be a hookup app. we're talking online evolution. snap chat was meant to do social stuff, not dating. >> this is the first time i've ever reached out to someone over snap chat. >> reporter: it's not for dating? >> it's not for dating, per se, but it's a great way to date. you're actually watching people in realtime to see what their lifestyle looks like. it's not just these very staged perfectly lit photos of them that they have on an online dating profile. doing things they like to do in their real life. >> reporter: take this d.j., record producer, but found fame by keeping it real on snap chat. >> you ever feel stressed out? get a haircut. >> reporter: in the filter filled life, it's the raw ordinary moments that people crave. >> the key is never be afraid of being yourself. >> they don't want you to wear the wrong fur. >> reporter: this guy wants in. >> i'm 29 and from rodondo beach. >> reporter: he wants to leverage every app he can to find love. why n

for more information, i'm joined now with stacey ross, a vta spokeswoman. can you tells what's happening right now? we know there was a bus bridge and it's affecting people from alum rock and mountain view. >> the update on the transportation now is that we are starting to run two one-car trains between mountain view and bay point. previously we were only running a bus bridge from mountain view to caltrain through silicone valley. we were able to get one more train through, as you mentioned. all of the lines are powered down on north first street. we can't get trains there. we can only push train at a time very slowly. we don't want toage state --age state the gentleman on top. train. we have the bus bridge that will run from bay point to other parts of the line up north. this is major impact. all of the trains are stored outperforming south of this location -- stored south of this location in the guadalupe yard. we apologize to our passengers. we have ambassadors at some of the stations. for the most part people are understanding. obviously, it's frustrating. they can'

ross so i can tell them this letter is in the book. she says, my name is barbara ross. and i'm sort of taken aback, and i said, oh, really, huh. were you named after her or something? and she said, really? i was 19 years old. i was home from college that summer, and i heard a snippet on the radio that the senators were giving mr. marshall a hard time. and i told my mama and my daddy that i wanted to write a letter to senator mcclelland, and my daddy said, don't do that. might get the family in trouble. but the next day, when my daddy went off to work, my mama walked over to me and said, go write your letter. and i wrote that letter, and it was mind boggling to me to be talking to the writer of the letter and is a said, the address -- because i was now holding the letter in my hand. the address was on the, he 2103 delware street, and i wanted to test her. i said, mrs. ross, can you recall where you were living at that summer of 1967, when those hearings were taking place? she said of course if was living with mama and daddy at 2103 delware street. i said, my goodness. i

ross so i can tell them that this letter is in the book. and she says my name is barbarak ross. and i'm sort of taken aback and i said really? were you named after her orid something and she sent i was 19-years-old, i was home from college this summer and i graced the pic on the radio that the senators are giving mr. marshall a hard time and i told my mother and my daddy that i wanted to write a letter to senator mcclellan and my dad said don't do that come if i take the family in trouble.get the that the next day when my dad went to work my mom walked over to me and said go write your letter and i wrote that letter and a it was mind-boggling to me to be talking to the writer of this letter, and as i said the address, because i was now holding the letter in my hand, the address was on the letter, 2123 delaware street and i wanted to test her. i said can you recall where you are living this summer in 1967he when those hearings were taking place and she said of course. i was living with mind tha my d3 delaware street and i said my goodness. i said first, let me apologize that you

tells you everything you need to know about the consumer when dollar tree, ross stores and dollar general are holding up at the highs. sometimes all you need to know what is working in the market versus what isn't and tells you everything about the consumer right now. melissa: i learned a lot about jason today which i think is fantastic. guys, thank you so much. david. david: you forced it out of him. you squeezed the poor guy. melissa: that's what i do for a living. david: kentucky and oregon voters have their say at the polls today. we'll look how much another sanders sweep would cause the hillary clinton campaign. melissa: never trump group is not giving up. erick erickson tells us what he is doing to help a third party candidate succeed against donald trump at the republican national convention. david: then there is bill clinton, in charge of the economy? more on hillary clinton and his role if she is elected ou can bet former arkansas governor and presidential candidate mike huckabee has a lot to say about this. >> i want to help bring back the kind of economy that worked for everybo

ross so i can tell them this letter is in the book and she said my name is barbara ross. and i'm sort of taken aback and i said oh really? were you named after her or something and she said, really. i was 19 years old. i was home from college that summer. and i heard a snippet on the radio that the senators were giving mister marshall a hard time. i told my mama and my daddy that i wanted to write a letter to senator mcclellan and my daddy said don't do that. it might get the family in trouble. but the next day when my daddy went off to work, my mama walked over to me and said write your letter. and i wrote that letter and it was mind-boggling to me to be talking to the writer of this letter and as i said, the address because i was now holding the letter in my hand, the address was on the letter, 2103 delaware street and i wanted to test her. i said mrs. ross, do you recall where you are living that summer of 1967? when those hearings were taking place and she said well course. i was living with mama and daddy at 2103 delaware street and i said oh my goodness. i said mrs.

. >> reporter: dead 20-year-old see eighty three ross wilson along with zero-year-old eric barks tell perez. sunday's rain played major factor in the crash but the extent of the injuries could have been minimized. police say the only one in a car seat or even wearing a seat belt was the seven week old girl who suffered severe brain and abdominal injuries. two adults in the front seat were ejected. >> less severe injuries for sure. maybe not anyone killed we really don't gnome you can still get an up term injury for from a crash like that. >> reporter: a total of nine people were taken to area hospitals. police say there's no indication either of the drivers were impaired saying it appears to be a horrible accident. >> family friend tells fox 29 tonight that the mother of the six-year-old boy who was killed and the seven week old infant girl was among one of those victims. iain. >> chris, thank you. >>> no word tonight when wilmington police could make an announcement about charges in the death of a girl who died after a fight at school. memorial outside of howard high school of techno

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congresswoman ilian nan ross late nen who says her transgender child she loves as maends she still loves as rodrigo. the conservative gop lawmaker is now supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender 50idity. the president speaking to buzzfeed monday. >> make sure that everybody is treated fairly and our kids are all loved and that they're expected. >> reporter: but it's a policy many republicans have vowed to presidential hopeful ted cruz who called it politically correct lunacy. >> demanding that every public school now allow grown men and boys into little girls bathrooms. >> reporter: it also comes on the heels of north carolina's showdown with the federal government over that state's new bathroom law, the justice department says discriminates against transgender residents. both sides are now suing each other as hundreds of protesters hit the streets again monday hoping to repeal the law. those dueling lawsuits over the controversial bathroom law could end up before the 4th circuit court of appeals and potentially the supreme court. >> our thanks to brandi hitt in l.a. comin

. >>> and one has ross live in san jose where the sanders rally has wrapped up, tell us about it. >>reporter: these are the remnants back there behind me in an enormous rally. the stands are empty and they are just packing up the audio equipment. if you can believe it, by some estimates that was five dozen people here in that space. that is actually small bernie sanders by his standards. his method hero today was nothing but big.>>reporter: bernie sanders made it clear that he knows the way to san jose. >> we won our 20th state. >>reporter: fresh up another win in oregon and another close primary he told hundreds here that california will seal the deal. >> with your support we will take the entire west coast.>>reporter: they have been lining up ready to roll in since don with every sales pitch. every angle and every age. >> would been following this from the get-go. >>reporter: sarah f wanted her students to feel the burn, especially 13-year-old claudia perez's parents are both undocumented. >> it gives them an opportunity to be able to get citizenship and we have been learning a

you about "we are the world" as we celebrate the '80s here on cnn it was you, diana ross, cyndi lauper. can you telled it and the idea was that he was going to tell us what to sing because somebody had already thought it out and he said you're going to have to sing that or just go in and go back. one of the baylor brothers did an incredible job of getting people to sing the right songs and parts. it was an experience unlike anything i have ever been involved with. >> bucket list, post-tour, what do you do? >> we took him to africa for an afric african safari and i gave him cameras. i said, take pictures of the things you see because you are going to want to show this to the kids in your class when you get back and all of the pictures on that thing were selfies. so that spoke volumes to me. >> we'll have to fix that. africa is a special place. africa is a special place. kenny rogers, we'll talk about those pictures when you come back. thank you so much. i appreciate it. talking about the owe'80s and y legacy with me. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> it's a must-watch tonight when music, culture and conflict

to those of you taking the betsy ross bridge westbound one lane block down to 35 miles per hour, until around 6 a.m. brooke, over to you. >> got to telleral celebrity break ups today. first case of divorce day gentleman zoo for khloe kardashian. reality tv star filed for divorce again, to end her marriage to former nba player lamar odom. kardashian first filed for divorce back in 2013. but that was never finalized. remember that. and then khloe called it off last year after lamar was found unconscious in that nevada brothel. now he recovered but it looks like their relationship didn't. >> and gwyneth paltrow and chris martin are almost officially consciously uncoupled. remember when they broke up at first? that's what they were calling it? the oscar winning actress and cold play front man reached a divorce settlement yesterday. now they just need a judge to sign off on the deal to end their ten year marriage. >> all right, so each his own, but the consciously uncoupled thing? common. they're getting a divorce. >> maybe they did it for apple. maybe they use those words. >> whatever works, right? >> surprising discovery in a new jersey

and all of the other things that affected the people of mexico, telling their stories to a global audience. amy: i want to go back to john rossis own words. this was april 2010. i asked him about the effects of u.s. immigration laws and the war on drugs. >> these are hot button issues in the u.s. press, immigration and drugs. washingtgton uses these issues o pressure mexico, to win concessions. they're not necessarily concessions in terms of drug or immigration at all. you look at security and they look at economy and basically, energy. washington wants to see mexico privatized its oil industry pemex. they'd allies this pressure, comes through in order to win those concessions. greater control over mexico's security apparatus, so they use things like the aspan, the security and prosperity agreement, to be able to -- which would integrate security forces throughout the entire continent under washington's control. they use things like the north command, which now penetrates mexico's airspace, because mexico has been declared the southern security perimeter of the united states. so those are the two aims of washington at this po

ross. rich, what are you looking at? >> look, if you look for someone to tell you to sell the stock based on the technicals, you found the wrong person. it's likely to get you in more trouble than anything else. when you look at the short-term chart, look, very bullish breakout from really a six-month base of support. we're up, you can see this breakout, up year-to-date, but 50% off the oil also. it's like a crude oil off the lows. this stock goes higher. how high? let's look at the weekly. look at this well-defined multi-year trend channel. obviously given the magnitude of the move in the stock, you're smoothing out a lot of volatility in terms of the percentage move here. you could see some consolidation in this range. ultimately this is a very strong chart. i think you're looking at accelerate into the high end. maybe 800. the height of this pattern is 400 points. if you project that out on a breakout, best case scenario, i'm not talking about tomorrow, you get to $1,200 on this stock. i think $900 is a realistic upside target. this is really the heart of the matter here, this is the retail etf. this is the xrt. equal

ross cough. a couple of other thungs to tell you about, marketplace revenue was expected to be higher.ay revenue was higher than expected. unique users up a healthy 42% during the quarter and also on a year-over-year basis. its premier agents who spend more than $5,000, their numbers increase by 82%. nevertheless, zillo losing money and the quarter up 13 cents for the quarter. analysts were expecting a lochlts revenues better than expected. kelly, back to you. >> thank you. brian do, you want to make a quick remark about this before we go? >> yeah. i would say quickly, you know, it's interesting if the real estate market is cooling, what are brokers going to do? they're going to tiadvertise mo. >> i appreciate you joining us, brian. >> my pleasure. >> be sure to stick around. catch brian kelly and the rest of the crew on "fast money" at 5:00. today they're talking with john stoltzfus and why he's bullish despite the selloff. we'll talk earnings, and the ongoing price probes in the drug industry and we're joined exclusively by mylan ceo heather bresch. that's coming up. you're watching

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tell us, that's still far from the real value. >> the growing scrutiny, as we now shift to the general election. >> reporter: that's right. the money trail on both sides, david. >> all right, brian ross with us tonight. brian, thank you. >>> we turn now to the deadly plane crash. the pilot of a small plane sending out an urgent distress call today, that smoke was filling the cockpit. tonight, you will hear the emergency call. authorities say that plane then narrowly missed a neighborhood as it came down. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: federal aviation authorities are at this tragic scene tonight, just outside the tupelo airport, trying to figure out what brought down the private plane just seconds after takeoff. >> we got smoke in our cockpit, we need to come back -- >> reporter: right before the crash, the pilot radioed back the frightening distress call, saying he had smoke up front. >> i've got some smoke in the cockpit. >> reporter: the plane, bound for virginia, crashed into this field, where they say it sounded like thunder. it barely missed hitting nearby homes. >> i could see the smoke from over there and it was just so -- it was so black. >> reporter: firefighters

this could be the fufr time since ross perot that a third party candidate could have a real impact on the election. you just spoke to the party's chair. tellhat conversation was. what are the takeaways? >> good morning, kristen. with both the republican n democrde and democratic parties, it shows this could be a big year for the libertarian party. 43% said they'd consider a third party candidate. the libertarian front-runner is polling at 10%. here at the libertarian convention where they'll puck the pick their nominee, an increase in membership, fund-raising has gone up. google searches yet another indicator. and here's what could be a really big game changer. the koch brothers, deep-pocketed, generally republican but libertarian leading. i spoke to the chair of the libertarian party and pressed him on whether the koch brothers could come to the table. >> i have not talked to them directly, but i think they're smart businessmen who have seen what the return on investment is for a political investment in the old parties. and it's not that good. with the lib taertarian party y have the opportunity to really change american politics, a lot l

ross in the past hour. he can't say much. but what little co-tell us. >> discharge the, protocols everybody will be interviewed. see what we can find, how that matches up with what the office remembers saying, and, again, very early in the investigation, i'm not making any judgement. >> so the man pronounced dead soon after being brought to pen presbyterian, right around 1:00 a.m., but we don't even know if his family has been told. we thought somebody would be upset, somebody would be showing up, had they known. so this is going to be a bigger story probably later today. and this is probably a case, alex, mike, should be no shock to our viewers, probably going to district attorney's for final ruling, maybe even a grand jury. >> i see what happens. also, there was another shooting last night, thanks, steve. >>> this was around 11:00 p.m. in southwest philadelphia. police tell us officers notice adds man with a gun on the 5300 block of graze avenue. they say they fired shot. the officer shot back with one bullet hitting both suspect in the legs. no o

tell you why for fit was obstructed. >> with communist russia and that popular characterization that people have to become non skiers to have at bush or ross society -- bourgeois society one way to interpret irradiance is there is a lady is an institutions and practices and without that spark they don't go in the right way stowe yenisei it doesn't matter. >> no not at all but if you don't have the idea of the brick building in you cannot build a brick building but it would be crazy to say that the bricks caused the building to be built but it is the idea. >> if you have a car and was picked up you see all the wealth over the last 25 years is washington d.c. has become the hub of a lot of the richest counties in america it wasn't because of the creation. [laughter] so you have an expansion of the renewed idea of wealth creation but there is a line and adam smith that says the natural effort is so powerful it is along without assistance to carry on the society of wealth and prosperity to serve man out those instructions with the quality of human laws so when we look around we have this rent seeking state but then all the of the ways to get a

ross, always great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: good to see you. up next, awaiting numbers for the democrats, which will tellse, in west virginia, and the republicans in nebraska. that happens at 9:00. by the way, nebraska, where ted cruz thought he might have seen might upset trump, what do you think? we'll take that up and more next. stay with us. >> i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it should be used along with diet and exercise. trulicity is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes and should not be used by people with severe stomach or intestinal problems, or people wi

congresswoman ileana ross layman who says her transgender child she loved as amanita she still loves as rodrigo. the conservative gop lawmaker is supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identity, a policy many republicans have vowed to fight including former presidential hopeful ted cruz who called it politically correct lawn macy at the texas republican convention. >> demanding that every public school now allow grown men and boys into little girls' bathrooms. >> reporter: it also comes on the heels of north carolina's show down with the federal government over that state's new bathroom law the justice department says discriminates against transgender residents. both sides are now suing each other as hundreds of protestors hit the streets again monday hoping to repeal the law. those dueling lawsuits over north carolina's controversial bathroom law could end up before the fourth circuit court of appeals and potentially the u.s. supreme court. reporting live in los angeles brandi hitt channel6 "action news." rick. >> thanks brandy. >>> all right at the big board no