first, unlike so many of the courts' worst rulings buck v. bell has never been overruled in ha 1942 case thecourt struck down on oklahoma law proceeding for sterilization of certain criminals but on very narrow grounds. the court expressly chose not to overturn or limit buck v intel after the ruling states continued to sterilize thousands of people. at recently as 2001 a u.s. supreme court of appeals in missouri, one step below the supreme court, cited buck v. bell in rule thong case of a mildly retarded woman order bid the state to be sterilized. second, there's nothing outdated about the case's subject matter in 1938 owners board of eugenics was still functioning and performed the last sterilization in 1981. in 2014, investigative reporters discovered that 150 female prisoners in kaz had been sterilized between 2006 and 2010, not always with the woman's consent, and other examples of eugene nick sterilization done unofficially emerged with disturb regularity. more broadly, the 21st century below hailed as the century of biology arranges era

severe thunderstorm warning upper bucks county until 6:15. you see theat is heavy rain. bedminster seeing heavy rain, we're looking at lightning as well. so again, severe thunderstorm warning up you are bucks, upper montgomery county, now it's just upper bucks county in these areas so the heavy rain shown precip rates about 5 inches an hour. so with a severe thunderstorm warning we're looking at winds gusting near 60 miles an hour, lightning, heavy rain and hail. and we are seeing hail in this storm. right now look at the precip rates, east rock hill, bedminster, hill town seeing heavy rain. some of the highest amounts are over five inches an hour. the good news here, this is not going to sit in this area for an hour. but we're seeing heavy rain so there is a chance you could see localized flooding maybe in your front or back yard on streets, but here is a look upper bucks county again with the strongest part of the storm mostly tracking to the northeast. so, it will continue moving in that direction, and areas like knock a mixen around 6:05. the stronge

i have to shorthands like it for the buck which the audience will appreciate even if it's not going to be in the best seller list anytime soon. it's like a legal thriller about jurisdiction and the other one i like to give because you have two strong ambitious women one of us is new to the field and the other is sitting on the topic that i would like to see that it's the devil wears prada meets the judiciary so those are kind of my shorthands for the buck that otherwise is geared to explain to people. the challenge which some of the panelists can relate to. one of the challenges was writing about the legal world and a lot of it is mental and is on paper and my book has no car chasing, no murders. so how do you get people to keep turning pages when it's all about filing of briefs and motions? that is a challenge for the writers. it's set in the supreme court during world war ii and it tells the story of the guy from philadelphia. he wants to join the military but failed the physical then you get the chance to serve the country in another way for the justice on the supreme court and of c

if you asked me about it, i would say i don't care who you put on the buck because my hero is the buckney is the greatest invention ever and the greatest equalism, it's a symbol of trust, if you borrow five bucks from me, you can pay me back with any five. you can't do that with children as much as i tried. by being interchangeable, money is based on freedom, currency also allows for something called the future. do you sock a few bucks away for kid's education or do you blow it away on goat porn? it's your choice, your future. imagine a money-hating random trying to buy milk. no trade can ever be fair without the almighty dollar, remember the canvas itself, and give it a little hug. but don't kiss it because remember there is feces and drugs all over it. laura, it's true, the money is as dirty as your mouth, right? >> she agrees. >> i am excited about harriet tubman, this is going to help me save money. >> why? >> if you pull out a 20 and that face is looking back at you, she is like girl, you don't need another pair of uggs, it's like, i fought slavey, you're going to think twice. >>

advisor to team owner, josh harris. >> to the court, sixers fought home game of the season against the bucksin over time, smith's floater came up short, as milwaukee handed the sixers their 70th lost of the year, 109-108 the final. >> to the flyers, final regular season game against the islanders, the game tied up in the second, michael, with the go ahead goal, orange and black beat the island earth, next up, game one of the playoffs against the caps thursday night in d.c. >>> to baseball, the phillies wrapping up their series against the mets, six innings, herrera with the two run home or off matt harvey, phillies won their first game of the season. next up home opener later today against the padres, aaron nola will be stating. i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> villanova basketball star was honored for making the ultimate sacrifice for his country during world war ii. >> herman chuck the only jew in villanova's starting five when he helped lead the team to 19-two record in 1942. instead of going pro, he joined the marines, and was one of the first to land in hero scream a the sol

the scene here in doylestown, bucks county, light snow left the roads wet in that area.iness questioned whether spring has sprung. big question mark there. the snow didn't stop folks from running their errands around town today, though. now that the snow has tapered off, we're dealing with the threat of black ice on the roads, making for treacherous conditions on streets and sidewalks. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you for joining us, this is starting to feel a lot more like winter, let's get right over to kate bilo in the weather center. kate, what's snapping. >> i feel like winter self took it pretty easy on us. now that spring is here, now we're dealing with the winter weather. we storm today of course that brought accumulating snow to much of the region, even to the coast here, and we're almost in mid-april. let's take a look what's going on right now, just few scattered snow showers right now, once again, in south jersey. that's the area that just can't seem to catch a break here today. not much in the way of additional accumulation, cumberlan

but i think we all have the ability, that special something to fight another day as i said in the buck to get to the mountaintop. >> host: when i saw the title, you mentioned about dig deeper. i had a flashback when i was first getting with my wife and dating my wife and had a phrase i used to call it the donna dig deeper program because she was always pressing me to go deepero deeper with questions and asking these complex questions. she didn't want to live on the surface superficiality so, that's part of what i was thinking about was that a trying to get a deeper level of engagement at different times you think about things like intellectual honesty in your book but actually really putting aside your preconceived notions and telling the truth, that kind of digging deep. >> guest: there are several things i had in mind when i was talking about that. you may remember probably a year and a half ago, a year ago, if my alma mater university of oklahoma, you had a young man singing a racist song at the fraternity and after that, the fraternity was suspended and the president of the univers

the buck does not stop with the admiral. it stops with me.he american people. >> one thing that is different is even if what reagan did was a horrible blunder, it wasn't for political gain. it wasn't the same as watergate. a lot of americans didn't want to go through that again. they wanted to give the president the benefit of the doubt. >> ronald reagan was thought of the as the teflon president. the voters didn't care. >> the president appeared relaxed and happy as he visited nebraska country today. his spokesman reported after last night there were phone calls. >> it's time to get down to the real business at hand, to move forward with america. >> reagan didn't recover quickly, but he did recover so he could go on and govern. he brought in a new team and that third team was the third chapter. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> george bush played a major role in everything that we have accomplished in these eight years. [ applause ] america needs george bush and barbara bush as first lady. [ applause ] >> george

. >> meanwhile sixers final home game against the bucks, ish smith drives the baskets.ime final second, he had another chance to give the sixers the lead but misses. 109-108. joining us fresh off a long day at the wells fargo center. keith thank you for coming in tonight. were you surprised that sam hinkie stepped down. >> i was surprised at the manner that it happened. on a wednesday. around 7:00, 8:30 at night. i was not shocked at all that he's no longer there. once jerry coangelo was hired, you had, you just knew that hinkie was going to lose his power. >> it was a matter of of when. >> knowing hinkie you had a feel he wouldn't see this through. >> in comes coangelo's son bryan. the new president. so that also seemed like a move that was going to happen. you kind of knew the connection. >> it was one of those thing. the night the at any i believe it was december the 7th they announced coangelo was gooding to be here. we think his son will be the next general manager. that was the thought. then they got to a point where people started talking about danny ferry. then

we have the lanes open on i-95 southbound in bucks county. they go to pull the flatbed truck out of the ditch they will block the lanes on i-95. i-95 approaching cottman starting to see jam-up from academy to cottman and allegheny to girard. looking at a 22 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. no major problems just the usual traffic jamming you up. we have details on the accident boulevard northbound at tyson avenue we have injuries on the scene. we have emergency workers, boulevard northbound is blocked, it's not arturo drive, stick to the -- it's in the outer drive, stick to the inner drive. we have an accident in trenton that brought down a pole and wires. 29 northbound at as you sulliva. traffic is squeezing by, stick to clearfield avenue instead. i want to show you the temperatures, 56 degrees, right now in philadelphia. temperatures between 24 and 30 degrees warmer right now than they were yesterday. it's milder with a high of 62. we're getting the rain out to the west right now, but later this afternoon into the afternoon it will b

. >>> police are searching for the suspect who attacked a woman outside a center city star bucks. the confrontation between the two women was caught on surveillance video. the the suspect first throws coffee at the victim and then starts punching her. an innocent bystander broke things up. the fight broke out at 16th and arch monday morning. if you have any information, please call the police. >>> embattled pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is fighting to clear her name with a new request in court. kane's lawyers filed a motion yesterday to have her criminal case thrown out. she is accused of leaking secret grand jury information, and then lying about it under oath. kane's lawyers say that she was unfairly targeted, right new she's scheduled to go on trial in august. >>> flags are flying at half staff as police district across philadelphia in remembrance of the former commissioner will i williams. he was sworn in as philadelphia's first black police commissioner in 1988 and helped lead the city in to a new era of policing. williams first join in the 1960's and rose to the

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republicans on the board appears to be causing a stalemate. >>> from the pages of the intelligencer, the bucks county jewish coalition, the jewish federation of the greater philadelphia and non-area synagogues are planning a celebration to mark israel's independent. the festival will be held on may 15th in buckingham abe will be first such celebration in at least ten years in bucks county. >>> that is your look at newspaper headlines from across the delaware valley. >>> coming up there is a new reason to layoff fast food. >> we have potentially dangerous item you could be sinking your teeth into. >>> plus... >> just a child. he could have came to me at any point and talk to me. didn't have to be a coward. >> that mother is outraged after her sonnies criticized in a nasty letter from a neighbor, the huge outpouring of support after the story went viral. >>> i waited until sun up the next morning hoping a truck, a car, anybody, anything would go by. >> just amazing. >> saved after nine days, stranded in the wilderness we will tell you how she survived for so long and quick thinking move that led

the home opener? >> also, this morning, a car crashes into a bucks county home. what the driver does next shocks the home owner. >> more of results every brand new pole released overnight. today is monday, april 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. what a crazy weaken of weather we had. started with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning, happen mine day you guys, back at it, roads are looking good, nice and dry, just construction, what we are dealing with, but looking light out there. >> certainly wet weather we are tracking, however, we have to deal with the wet weather for the morning drive t does look like this will be pushing out with time. does it get out in time for the phillies, though, that's obviously the big question. i think it could still be a little damp. but right now looks like it is the wet, actually, pretty light rain. not talking about soaking rain here. but it is enough it slows you down any time you have to contends with that, essentially widespread. most of are you seeing at least something,

new this morning search is on for cause of the house fire in warrington, bucks county. >> there are in reported injuries, luckily but a lot of damage. >> this shot was tweeted out by lieutenant david back from the philadelphia police aviation unit and viewer video from the bucks county news feed shows fire fighters, fighting the fire ol pal mean owe drive. it took fire fighters an hour to get it under control. >>> in other news classes in the robbinsville school district are canceled again today, community still is in shock over loss of their will school superintendent. doctor steven mayer was struck and killed by a car tuesday morning while out on the jog near robbinsville high, last night, hundreds came out to a vigil to remember him as a man loved by so many in the community. >> i know that he is looking down right now and he is smiling. he knows that robbinsville is strong. >> just his presence about being around everybody how he is happy, faithful toward everyone. he was just always positive. >> it is just amazing that it is in the just in the school but just so many people around

the most bang for the buck comes from the smallest amount of the money, in aeronautics where we contribute to the largest balance of trade for the country. i'm excited about that part of the budget for this year because we will start to build x planes again. >> we watched scott kelly who just came back from a year on the international space station and it's been amazing to hear the impact on his body. what are you learning from that experience to see how long we can spend in space and how do it better. >> scott's mission was critical. it was a one-year mission. not the longest humans have been in space but the longest an american has been there over a sustained period of time. it will help us in the never-ending quest to understand how he human body will function for long periods of time in the microgravity of space. >> he grew a few inches. it only lasted a few days, but. >> it's a nice interesting point. everyone who goes to space grows by some amount. gravity is taken out of the equation. you are going around earth so rapidly that centrifugal force overcomes gravity and you have a sensa

the circumstances surrounding his death are not yet released. we'll have updates on air and at 6abc.com as they come in. >> a bucks county mother is behind bars charged in the death of her two-year-old daughter, police say that kayla moore confessed to the deadly beating of her own child before she faced a judge this morning. nora muchanic is live in falls township with the details. >> reporter: rick, she just snapped that is how one police officer described the beating moore gave her little defenseless 2-year-old daughter. the autopsy suggests she died from blunt force trauma and now she is charged with her killing. >> kayla moore is charged with killing her child, 2-year-old athena wolf. >> i have been here a year and a half and they are quiet, they keep to themselves. it's like hello how are you. you don't expect that right next door. >> police responded sunday night to a 911 call of a child in cardiac arrest. the child was unresponsive and they noticed extensive bruising on the little girl's face and neck and athena was transferred to childrens hospital in philadelphia where she died. police say that kayla moore admitted to kicking her daughter i

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the strongest part about to move out of bucks county dealing with it for the timing, otherwise this is a severe storm. here is the hail i was talking about. still over 476 and parts of upper montgomery, upper bucks county, near perkasie. hail over an inch. that's about golf ball-size hail so. this is a very strong storm. again it's mainly for upper bucks county at this point because there is the area you see it to the south of milford. so we are looking at hail, heavy rain, lightning and potentially damaging wind. we'll talk more about the storms around and more rain as we go into your weekend coming up. >>> didn't even think about going outside. in my mind somebody's going to be after my kids. >> words of relief but fear from the woman who watched as her baby boy was snatched away carried out of the busiest mall in the country. >> nothing? >> that's the woman accused of taking the infant from a food court at the mall. police say she is the same woman seen on surveillance strolling out of the mall with the infant in her arms on the right side of your screen there, abduction set off a f

weeks one and four against the bucks and jets and then the steelers and colts.get your calendars out. >> thank you jaime. >>> a group of tal ened youngsters from wilmington qualify for a chess tournament but are having trouble coming up with the money to go. they won first place in this tournament in 2014, they are ready to compete again but fell short of the fundraising goal. the tournament starts on the 14th and they hope to leave on the 13th. >>> time for accuweather and plenty of time for rain and then we chill things down a bit. >> we have snow showers on saturday and gusty winds. >> oh my gosh. >> we have something for everyone. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing first talking about the thunderstorms we do have another round pushing into our region and it's not going to be as widespread as earlier but i am tracking this one cell moving out of maryland and this has reports of some hail. this will cross middling town at 6:24 and point breeze and eight lightning strikes associated with this and if it stays together it will move into salem county, new jer

tik the tickets tomorrow 95 bucks on the weekday and 1$105 on the weekend. this is the second world of harry potter universal studio's slightly bigger version in orlando. >> we were there when they were starting to build it in universal studios, my kids were so excited. >> seen all the movies. 105 bucks on the weekend. >> last night, some of the stars were there for the grand opening. here's draco malfoy. >> 6, 7 and 8 year-olds and the idea that i could come here now and be a part of it -- >> we'll talk live with the weasley twins, we'll talk to them about the new park and what they're up to now on today in the bay. >> they were child actors when we started this process and now 17. >> now, they're bringing their kids. >> we should mention nbcuniversal is the parent company of nbc bay area. >> another win for the giants in milwaukee. hopefully we can keep that early perfect record going. giants playing milwaukee going this morning. >> they're undefeated as of the second or third day of the season. tomorrow, a home opener at at&t park. a reminder, we will be

i want to be very clear that the buck stops here. >> 15,000 new housing units will be rated over the next 15 years. >>> time to talk weather with lonnie quinn and i saw people with t-shirts and shorts. >> it's going to get better. it's a bit of a stumbling block what i'm talking about. and we have long-range forecast coming up, but right now, taking a peek at what the old weather watchers have to say, upper 50s and lower to mid-50s. my goodness, a 66? a 67? plainfield. try that again and again. how about that -- there we go. 66. eva reporting 66 in east brunswick with the cloud cover and a few showers out there, and in new york city, that's exactly what we're seeing, not much but a couple of raindrops. if you catch a shower right now -- well, if you are catching a shower in the next hour or so or next couple hours, it's a break away shower ahead of the main event. 58 currently, the high temp was 65, a full 60 degrees above average. tomorrow, we'll go down to average temperatures. in terms of real nice 70-degree readings and bring on the morning commute, rain is likely and i don't thi

she passed the buck to one of his political consultants who passed the buck back to her so, so far no answer. >> wasn't that long ago the mayor was in iowa, remember? >> he was in iowa, he was all over giving speeches. that's not going to happen again. >> thank you. >>> new at 5:30, a safer way to travel between brooklyn and queens. on two wheels. chopper 2 was over the new pulaski bridge bikeway this afternoon. community leaders celebrated with an inaugural ride between greenpoint and long island city. have double the amount of space and separate paths. >> the old way of commuting is behind us. we are moving forward in a method that's safer, smarter and more conservative on the community and globe we want to live in. >> according to the department of transportation, about 1500 cyclists use the bridge during rush hour. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, new hope for people with bad knees. the new replacement doctors are working with that could help patients a lot earlier. >> plus, he has worked with some of the biggest names in baseball on one of their most prized on field possessions. how

. >> i'm sure a lot of people are very surprised to learn that you supported raising the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour. >> now, wait a minute, wait a minute, i have stood on the debate stage with senator sanders, and i've said the exact same thing. >> senator please. >> google says the vermont senator was the most searched and most followed candidate of the night n1 instant he pounced on clinton after moderate ers pressed her to release the transcripts of her paid wall street speeches. >> if everybody agrees to do it, because there are speeches for money on the other side, i know that. >> i am going to release all of the transcripts of the speeches that i gave on wall street behind closed doors. there were no speeches. >> the steaks are high for sanders and clinton here in new york with 247 delegates on the line. both candidate are vowing to fight all the way to the convention. >> i think we're going to win this nomination, to tell you the truth. >> a win for clinton in this state would make it mathematically difficult for sands tears catch up. party leaders say now is the time to come togethe

that's the good news as we look live here in bucks county along 95 and the ongoing work zone 413 extrarhe night restrictions have cleared out. both lanes opened in that both directions along 95 and there were no overnight closures along the vine street expressway. everything's opened and are ready for you. the overnight closures that we were supposed to have this week have been postponed because the new beams they were going to set up didn't arrive in time so it's good news for you drivers. everything is opened on the vine. overnight construction on 95 southbound through delco has cleared out but there's some police activity to watch out for at 60th and vine in west philadelphia. and on the kelly drive watch out for the paving work going through 630. i think the mlk would be a better bet. had some overnight repaving work along county line road right on the montgomery county-bucks county line but those crews just pulled away. however, they're still working on the turnpike westbound near willow grove. left lane is still out of commission on this wednesday morning. matt. >> thank you matt

by the way sixers play their last home game tomorrow evening against the bucks. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, a driver, ended up in the water today, and the schuylkill river, tonight investigators tell us what happened. >>> also, snow was no deterrent in the event in delaware. >>> plus jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. after his car plunged in the schuylkill river earlier this morning. this was the scene shortly before 3:00an in west oak lane. investigators say the driver failed to negotiate the turn on the kelly drive and somehow ended up in the water. by the time rescuers got to him

i feel that it gets the biggest bang for the buck. >> okay. >> and that's why i joined the klan. >> uh-huhf, okay, is that black people cannot maintain law and order on their own. >> really? >> that's my personal belief. >> and why do you think that is? >> white people have a-- have an inner drive for discipline and law and order. >> all white people? >> no, not all white people some are really trash. ( laughter ). >> trevor: please welcome w. kamau bell! welcome to the show, my friend. >> thank you, sir. thanks for having me. >> trevor: what do you mean,"thanks for having me?" you had me on your show before anybody knew who i was. it was totally biased, a fun show, really cool. and now you're doing something very different. >> yes, i am. i left that show and said i need to hang out with the ku klux klan. >> trevor: how bad was that experience? >> i'm alive, it was great, it was awesome. i'm here talking to you about it so it all worked out. >> trevor: this is a cool show. it's like anthony bourdain, instead of sampling food around world, you sample racism around america. >> i'll take raci

even the supervisor said the real buck stops with the mayor. >> in san rafael, two underage parties at the same house on the same day, and police announced the arrest of justin hall. they say he hosted the parties saturday. police got a bunch of noise complaints from neighbors and found some drunk teenagers at the house. >>> tonight, petaluma police want to know who would throw a dog out of a moving car. cate cauguiran has more. >> good rescue story like this is, it's hard to beat. >> reporter: meet martha, a sweet face with a big appetite. this young pit bull mix is rocking a pink cast, and martha is lively. a big contrast from yesterday. yesterday, she was badly bruised, scratched and more. >> a broken leg, broken pelvis, and one canine teeth was fractures. >> reporter: jeff charter, the executive director of animal services picked her up. >> one of the things you worry about with dogs in pain is how they will react, she let me put her arms up -- under her and pick her up. >> reporter: it's a mystery how she got there. it's possible she jumped or, worse, was thrown from a car. no one

looks at multiple transportation systems it converge in one part of the city to get the bang for the buck 0 on this important part of city i'll quickly talk about the marines reasons for the study and the components quickly we've been asked why are we are doing this now there are projects moving forward there is something on the order of 6 to $7 billion of investment that is proposed for this small corner of the city two the component of high speed rail and north of ask 16th street between the electrification we think that is important to see how they come together to end up with the best results for the city as you may know the recent announced by high speed rail california high speed rail they have somewhat shift they're thinking and now proposing that those trains the high speed rail trains should come north first to get to san francisco by 2025 we think that is incumbent to think that is best served the city in the future we are concerned about some of the current thinking in their proposal specifically about some of the crossing high speed rail is pope rather than depressing the trai

. >>> some of the bucks county's best young people took the spotlight today. action cam was on hand for counties 21st annual high school art exhibition. special award were given to winners in the annual congressional art contests. the top prize which is council rock freshman sheen a perry whose work will hang in the u.s. capitol for the next year. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by president obama and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. sports, if villanova plays tomorrow the way they played yesterday they will be hard to beat. >> true. >> almost impossible. >> i don't think an nba team can beat them if they play like they did last night. how are you feeling, today, exhaus

. >>> now to the nbc 10 exclusive, our camera was there as the assistant to the bucks county police chief walked out of court. she's accused of stealing nearly $20,000 worth of electricity. police discovered an electrical theft during a fire at her former home. an alleged illegal hookup powered appliances including a jacuzzi and a tanning bed. she and her husband are out on jail. she's the administrative assistant for bill wilcox. he told us he couldn't comment on the case. they found evidence of wire tampering when the utility company shut off power and the lights stayed on. fire officials say that could have made it dangerous for first responders. >> if you think something's secured and unbeknownst to you, sure, you'd get somebody hurt or shocked. >> authorities have also tried her husband with stealing six batteries from a little league owned golf cart. investigators say it was captured on photos. >>> now from our south jersey bure bureau, ruling in the case of driving drunk in gloucester county. yesterday this sister said she can't remember everything. witnesses saw her driving errati

harry truman uses a the buck stops you. this is the only case of administration.he judge set bail for another illegal accused of homicide by automobile. i is set to begin on. senator grassley at a joint letter to jeh johnson many answers for case that the sender can senators asked had demanded answered that if they cannot get answers from iowa, -- sorry. held accountable, yeah, sorry. has anyone been held accountable at the local level? is bound to have the months since the senators and congressmen have fast answers to i.c.e. when can we expect to get into sports the omaha police department did their jobs. how is it that illegal brother was able to bail them out and disappeared bucks do i get a choice which laws to follow? if not, which does unlawful or illegal immigrant mean? in the criteria level, i would like would someone please explain how a daughter had a spinal cord and a school fractured in 2000 places by 6000 sound pick up with 1000 pounds of roofing equipment traveling at 70-80 miles per hour and an under aged person, three times over the legal limit dra

. >> the bucks county courier times headline tells it all. nova beat buster grab the title. wildcats win, add that neshaminy grad, ryan arcidiacono named tournament's most -- i can't say his name, trying for the past few weeks, i can't get that name. >> you got it before the show. >> he was named out standing player. soap good for ryan. >> and the new york daily news may have been the best headline, i've seen this morning, holy shot. referring to jenkins miracle three at the buzzer. a lot of people will be picking up a paper for today for a keepsake and those are your morning headlines. ryan and that name it is like every time i say it, it is like i come up with a different pronunciation, but's great ball player. >> we new who you were talking about, that's all that matter. >> everyone remembers the gratz sport cause, our team wins championship. >> yes, today we have not just the national broadcast, but the voice of the wildcat, as nova wins it all. >> thirty-second to go. across the time line, jenkins, three, they win it. he makes it. he makes it. for the win. at the buzzer

. >> from the bucks county courier times, been banner year for landscape and design students at bucks county technical high school. student raised over 20,000 greenhouse grown plants for the program's on all plant sale. the sale is open to the public beginning wednesday. >> that's a look add some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> coming up: has johnny mansell finally hit bottom? new trouble coming today for the once promising football star. >> plus adventure ire's bubble burst in the middle of the ocean. why the coast guard pulled the plug on his latest stunt. >> and the flyers season is over. they were eliminated from the playoffs. but we'll show you why the players still sound pretty positive about their season. >>> ♪ >>> ♪ >> katie says you'll love today's weather but you'll need your umbrella again soon. when the rain rolls back into the area. stay with us, everyone. stay with us, everyone. >> ♪ most new wealth fs it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street ban

you can look out to june and by the 300, 320 call spread. that costs around 5 bucks to take a bullish bet. it will capture what's going on next week. obviously what will be going on over the next couple of months. there was so much bad news baked into the news it looks like to the upside. >> once ibb goes back up to that downward trend line, 5% or 6%, what happens at that point? >> let's pretend. >> pretend the charts work out. when you return to a difficult level, you find difficulty. that's not so much to manage off the lows, they're interested sellers. very much a trade at that point. not so much upsize. whether they can still on a relative basis outperform the s&p. >> would you have the trade on? >> i give a lot of credit. it came on "fast money" a couple of weeks ago, when the etf was lower. and he said this is going to turn. what he is targeting here, and what mike is targeting, is the move back to the down trend. that's how i would play it. i wouldn't try to get all geeked up and think it's going the bust through there. it's a bad trend. and the ibb is down 30

the following. it's down 160 bucks. that's back from 317. you can look at it as a 50% retracement. 've come to life vigorously off of the lows. here's the spread that exists. there's the bounce. and here, still, the opportunity as the s&p 500 has been going like that, more performance out of the biotech. we think this will continue to converge. we play ibb on the long side outright or paired against the s&p 500. how can you draw the lines? you can draw them this way, if you're negative, which it's a head and shoulders top. guess what. that played out. we broke perfect head and shoulders stop. now, this ricochet hasn't quite run its course. at least it gets back to the downtrend line, back to about here that gives us more conov convergence here. >> how are you trading this? >> this is a spot where a lot of bad news got baked in. everything related, pricing wise. but the top four of this index are cheap stocks. these companies look like decent opportunities for me here. i think the simple way to make this play. that costs around 5 pucks. 1.5% to take a bullish bet. it will capture wha

. >>> and from the bucks county courier times, montgomery county district attorney, kevin spiel, he says it was dispute over a seat that led to the fatal shooting sunday at keystone fellowship church in montgomery township. forty-six year old mark storms every lansdale charged with voluntary manslaughter, 27 year old robert braxton, was killed. >>> from the press of atlantic city governor chris christie says his wife was not rolling her eyes at republican frontrunner donald trump on tuesday night. trump said hillary clinton would not win so many votes if she were a man. well, christie says it is just media silliness. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlights, from around the delaware valley. >> well, if you love leggos, you want to see this. >> we're live with a huge tribute to leggos happening this weekend, and we will show you some of the incredible creations you'll see. >> plus talk about a fashion statement. see what this nfl draft pick was wearing under his suit. we will be talking about this one, stay with us. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know w

the digital ad space and in terms of, again, advertisers feeling like they have the most bang for the buckthat's great. the quarter for them going into the numbers is a time to be a little cautious. the comps are extremely difficult and the revenue trends and the channel checks, things tell me we're going into a period where everything is flying high. long-term story very many intact but i don't think we need to own into numbers. >> i think we you had a to do our own "fast money" rubber band test in times square. >> here's the thing. is it facebook streaming or is it the fact that america wants to watch a watermelon blow up? gallagher made a whole career out of it. >> who? >> gallagher. >> you have him on vhs. >> that's what all the viewers said. >> gallagher, wow. i guess the point in this is 3 million viewers, had almost 300,000 comments so if you can create content, certainly the eyeballs are there. we've known that. the question then is they have done a great job of monetizing it, but is this the future? >> why isn't alphabet? why don't they still own video and maybe they still do and

. >> thank you for the buck i look forward to reading it. i had a question about how the medical world or the hospital reacted to your husbands choice and i asked it in the context of having been a caregiver for mynd own parent who had advancedin directives and living wills and i just found in every term until we get to hospice the medical industry, doctors just want to keep trying everything so i was just wondering if john had any pushback. >> that is such a good question and leaves me to say to everybody here, medical directives are not going to do t it for you. i will tell you about an organization that has just developed in st. louis that's called cupcakes and death. [laughter] people in neighborhoods are coming together to so that everyone in the neighborhood they have cupcakes, they have cake, they have suites.ho everyone in the neighborhoodou knows what you want to. if you do not want an ambulance to be called a come if you do not want emt people rushing in and inserting it down your throi throat if you. if you are going to a romanic h