luckily they were able to march back into the black community in philadelphia before it got worse . king with later said that was the most scared yet never been. but right after that he had to get to yazoo city where the marchers had congregated. by the time he got back there there was a large rally going on for black power spill. some of the speakers like willie ricks and ernest thomas were using very provocative rhetoric. king was trying to pull it back into its core principles and given a beautiful, moving speech about how they could not get there guns that night, molotov cocktails. tnc and a brighter vision. he saw that day coming in mississippi. is so worn down at that point by trying to bring everyone under his white arms that he wondered if he could still work with the organization's. >> and what were the other dramatic tensions are seminal moments during the march? >> the major incidents of violence. this is just the few days before the end of the march. a few days after the violence. after the philadelphia violence king and others have the attention of -- petition the federa

the philadelphia woman and t friends allege >>> a jealous woman seeking revenge used rats to retaliatethe philadelphia woman and eight friends allegedly bashed in the windows and the front door of a woman's house and then dumped a box of live rats inside. then one of the women allegedly punched the 30-year-old woman and took her purse. police say it started with a fight over a boyfriend. and we all know any man worth fighting for is worth a box of live rats. >>> imagine going to use an atm only to have it start spitting out cash. sounds like a dream. a woman in maine called the police because a homeless man was spending a very long time at the atm machine. turns out, it was broken. and each time he asked the machine for money it spit out cash. by the time police arrived, the man had stuffed $37,000 into a bag after more than 50 transactions. police gave the cash back to the bank and decided not to press charges. >>> the loss of david letterman from the late show next year could be california's gain. los angeles mayor eric garcetti wasted no time after hearing the news about david lette

. >> making it to the top of the nba, it is no slamdunk or the philadelphia 76ers. the ceo what his plan is. >> selling and six seconds. the video sensation that is one est things on vine. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." let's just say that the philadelphia 76ers are on track for one of the worst seasons ever for professional basketball. they lost a record-tying 20 games. it may be all part of a much bigger strategy. ceo of'neill is the 76ers which is owned by private equity giants. they do not make mistakes. welcome back. talk to us. this is a back record, but you have said before you're waiting for the season due at -- a bad record, but you have said before you're waiting for the season to and. what is the strategy? >> if you dig a position in the company, and they were managing their business week the week of a month-to-month, or even quarterback over, i am a seller not a buyer. you need a plan. had we had this year, we two lottery picks. recruitment -- the rookie of the year, but the number one pick last year. he will be coming back up an wave two lottery p

the philadelphia department of health has certified it, it is legal in every way even though all of its owners are not. it is hard to say how many businesses are owned by undocumented immigrants. one form he southern california university, estimated, if true that would mean they own hundreds of thousands of u.s. businesses. encumbrance lawyer kimberly tomzack ick says it is very comn in the area. >> it's very convenient in restaurants and convenience stores and corner stores but you see it in construction and contracting work. >> for undocumented entrepreneurs becoming a business owner involves a few forms, birth certificate or some official form of i.d., an individual can apply for an itin. 7b of this form asks for a social security number and this is how it's all possible: an itin number. once he's granted these i.d.s the internal revenue service considers him a legal owner of a u.s. business. the u.s. immigration service can deport him at any time. that's what happened to luis, he is not related to tamera. a few weeks ago, jimenez ended up being arrested, immigration officials got in

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the day. >>> philadelphia democratic mayor michael nutter rolling out the welcome for illegal immigrants in . the mayor signing an executive order. these are becoming very stylish, aren't they. that executive order limiting the philadelphia's police department's cooperation with federal immigration agencies and officials. essentially philly police no longer have to honor federal detainer requests except in cases where a suspect was previously convicted after violent felony. we'll come right back. please stay with us. >>> stocks moving higher on wall street. prudential's quincy crosby is next. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so mu

by the time philadelphia rescue crews get him up from the riverbank and to a local hospital, it's toomatthew buford is dead. >> no one will ever know for sure whether he could have been saved. garrett couples says he doesn't blame the crowd or the police for not jumping in if they weren't properly trained. but he says it's hard to believe with so many authorities on the scene that none of them knew how to make a water rescue. >> i mean, it's -- it doesn't make sense to me that you have fire rescue within two blocks, marine rescue within two miles, and none of them are trained in water rescue. to me, that is -- i mean, that's unspeakable. >> after the incident, the victim's family files a complaint and the philadelphia police department conducts an internal investigation. the internal investigation concludes that their officers provided adequate service. as soon as police were notified of buford's position, they dispatch a negotiator and within minutes also call their marine unit. but the marine unit, though based nearby, had been dispatched to another river earlier that day and is mil

after the philadelphia sixers, i would love to have the clippers. they are on the up-swing.y have a great coach in doc rivers. but what would be real karma? magic johnson on the team. i'll do it with him. >> how does a transaction like this get put together and who needs to improve it? >> well, that is a great question. normally you would man on man, man on woman, shake hands, you have a deal. you follow the deal points and shake hands like any or transaction. and it is normally based on relationships, right? but then that deal has to go to the board of governors and that is the nba. and then they give you thumbs up or down. do you have the financial wherewithal, do you have the temperament to continue to make the franchise, the league grow and be supreme? but this is a little different. if he is forced to sell, i don't know how that works. >> i can only imagine that that is a roomful -- they're all successful business people. and i can only imagine there is a roomful of very strong personalities. as a general lot do they get along, those owners? >> yes, michael, they do get

next stop for them is the eastern conference semifinals. >>> meanwhile, on the ice, the philadelphia using a three-goal outburst in the second period last night, to force a game seven against the rangers. >> the teams don't have time to rest. they have to play game seven tonight in new york. it's one of three deciders on tonight's schedule. quick turnaround for them. >>> coming up next in "the pulse," the prince, back on the market. >>> and late-night laughs with robin roberts. the "gma" co-anchor making a robin roberts. the "gma" co-anchor making a stop at "jimmy kimmel live." thime you rent a dvd, don't bother rewinding it. the way i see it, it's the next guy's problem. oh, larry. she thinks i'm crazy. mm-hmm. but would a crazy person save 15% on car insurance in just 15 minutes? [ chuckles ] [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for a quote is crazy. with esurance, 7½ minutes could save you on car insurance. welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. welcome to the modern world. oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline expr

. >> reporter: the philadelphia- based christian organization that runs the hospital treats 37,000 patients a year, including 60 children annually with cleft palate. near the entrance of the hospital dr. umanos was gunned down as he greeted two other americans, a father and son and afghan security guard opened fire on the group at close range killing them all. umanos' wife volunteered in afghanistan got the call along with her son early this morning at the couple's chicago home. >> our family has suffered a great loss. our hearts are aching for our loss. we're also aching for the loss of the other families as well as the loss and the multiple losses of the afghan people. the attack is one of so many targeting recently. the violence has scared away some eight organizations but jerry umanos' widow insisted the afghans who badly need help should not be abandoned. the others killed and injured have not been identified. today's attack comes as american troops are drawing down. and administration is trying to decide how many to leave behind. diane. >> this is a tough one tonight. thank you so muc

and those two guys, the guy in philadelphia and the other are in prison. >> and senator, that is the surveillance side of things. on the commercial online privacy there is talk about transparency and new rules. >> i have a bill there and a version passed last congress through the committee. the location measure. i think you have the right to allow people to take your location information and give them permission to do that and keep it and give it or sell it to a third party. part of this is stacking. the first hearing i did on this, one of the fist testimony came from the minnesota coalings of battered women and they gave hair raising testimony. they talked about a woman in st. louis county and she was in an abusive relationship and went to a domestic building at the county building. and she got a text saying why are you in the county building are you getting a restraining order? and she gets to the court house and the question on the phone is are you getting retraining order against? that is gps stalking. part of my bill would start to keep records on this. doj only has records from

jimmy rollins of the philadelphia phillies. he took the night off.are wo approximate tawning being about the guys and starters and big drear and they a ton of a the game. >> and the biering of the child is once in a lifetime. and seaing that you shpt have stayed this. and she would not be able to lead a norm will life, nment he is figure to be playing baseball. and so to estate it otherwise. and put him in the position. i am glad the problem and sander came to his defense and great that the management and union sees it that way. and the talk show host. they are on theaur and getting attention. >> fufried said the awesome preponderate of placed. we stusz what was pest are if the the. thank you, jim, preshth is it can ca l save them from doom in the winter. and there is also this. that is a drug tuppet and where they lead and who the feteds say are behind them. >> and revefrnl by rat? dispout leads to rodent infest taugzitation. ? canned you head lines now. we are learning what caused a four in a boston apartment building that killed two brave firefigh

those two guys, by the way, zazi and the guy in philadelphia, are in prison. i think that zazi was his name. >> sure. and that's the surveillance side of things. on the commercial side of things there's been a lot of talk about doing something, talk about transparency, talk about new rules, but it's never really turned into -- >> guest: i have, i have a bill there that actually passed, a version of it passed last congress through the judiciary committee. the location privacy measure. exactly. i think you have the right to allow people to take your location information and to give them permission to do that and permission to keep it and permission to give it or sell it to a third party. one of, part of this is stalking apps. the first hearing i did on this, one of the first testimony came from the minnesota coalition of battered women. and they gave some hair-raising testimony. they talked about this woman in st. louis county, that's in northern minnesota, and she was in an abusive situation. so she went to a domestic violence center at a county building. and wh

prosecutors say they ran a drug ring catering to the affluent students in the philadelphia suburbs called the main line. the operation was dubbed the main line takeover project. >> reporter: according to court documents investigators learned about the nickname in text messages where the pair discussed plans to take over marijuana sales in the philadelphia suburbs. the investigation started after anonymous tips. >> get out of my face. >> reporter: the two prep school graduates were hauled away in handcuffs monday, accused of masterminding an elaborate drug ring. 25-year-old neil scott and 18-year-old timothy brooks played lacrosse at haverford school where tuition costs nearly $35,000 a year. investigators say they used their privileged connections to recruit dealers as well as customers. >> scott and brooks employed students from five local high schools and three colleges as what they called subdealers to distribute cocaine, marijuana, hash oil, ecstacy. >> reporter: authorities say the men ran the operation like a business, demanding dealers move at least a pound of marijuana a week. a f

would be a good story for the grandkids. >> i think it is important to point out the $250 at the philadelphiahillies game it would go to the fanatics. just know that. >> he has the tongue. there is just no competing. >> does that put a strain on your relationship? >> it is what keeps us through the tough times. if your fiancee and i don't care if it is a man or woman or mascot proposes to you at a ballpark, run like hell. that is a no go. that's ridiculous. >> do you agree with that, will? >> we talked a lot about how taxes can influence human behavior. i know i am at a table full of far right anti-government extremists. >> militia members. >> but i believe if we actually tax this we could actually solve some behaviors. dc is one of the things for over a thousand dollars you can do this. i want him to show it off to his soon to be fiancee. he has to pay a $5,000 back tax. >> is it tax deductible? it goes to charity. i am just saying. >> that's a good question. you should have found the answer to that question. some don't do proposals. that's including city field the home of my beloved and awf

finally -- state to lisa, the nurse from philadelphia, got the state to look into this. the state did a primitive calculation and said, ok, if there are more childhood cancers that than we would expect and it turns out, yeah, there's a lot more childhood cancer than would be expected based on the demographics of new jersey. at the state health department did not know what to do with that information. they did not want to do a full-blown investigation. they thought it would scare people and be. they kept it quiet. linda gillick and other people found out. there was a huge story in the allr in 1990 -- 1996, and hell broke loose. eventually, a serious piece of environmental event in the elegy, a case study was done. they concluded there were indeed relationships between environmental exposures in town and unusually high rates of childhood cancer. that is a very unusual thing to be of the draw that relationship. >> talk about how the families banded together and sued. >> they did not actually sue. it is fascinating. i mentioned civil action earlier. if anyone has read or wat

pretty much set me up on the street corner out in philadelphia and sold all their pretzels. n doing the rest of my life. >> how did this happen? someone just say, all right, go out be pretzel seller? >> i got stuck with 1,000 pretzels that day. so i went out and sold them. it was five for $1 back then. 1982. we ended up splitting the profits. so i got $14u7b that day. he got $100. my allowance at the time was $3 a week so this was like a gold rush for me. next thing i know he says, let's do it again and again. eventually i started getting all my buddies to do it from school and my job before cell phones and computers was to organize 45 sometimes guys to get together and he would set them up on the street corners of philadelphia. that's how it began. >> how big is the operation now? >> this year we'll do over 125 million pretzels. at least. >> 125 million pretzels? and there's a variety of pretzels, right? >> we have our classic-traditional. that's the philly-style pretzel. back in the day a pretzel bakery in philadelphia couldn't keep up with the demand and they pushed the pr

pretty much set me up on the street corner out in philadelphia and sold all their pretzels. it's what i've been doing the rest of my life. >> how did this happen? someone just say, all right, go out be pretzel seller? >> i got stuck with 1,000 pretzels that day. so i went out and sold them. it was five for $1 back then. 1982. we ended up splitting the profits. so i got $14u7b that day. he got $100. my allowance at the time was $3 a week so this was like a gold rush for me. next thing i know he says, let's do it again and again. eventually i started getting all my buddies to do it from school and my job before cell phones and computers was to organize 45 sometimes guys to get together and he would set them up on the street corners of philadelphia. that's how it began. >> how big is the operation now? >> this year we'll do over 125 million pretzels. at least. >> 125 million pretzels? and there's a variety of pretzels, right? >> we have our classic-traditional. that's the philly-style pretzel. back in the day a pretzel bakery in philadelphia couldn't keep up with the demand and

for all of you this is something of a homecoming because russell gold was a young reporter at the philadelphia inquirer in and 90s and in 1996 when i was editor of the san antonio express news we hired russell and he came to san antonio and had a wonderful three four year run as a reporter, met his wife and got married and worked in the capital bureau in austin before moving on to the major leagues and the big time and he has written a terrific book about fracking, "the boom". i have seen four five books on the subject and none kept my attention until this one. is a terrific book, i want to congratulate you on it and get you talking quickly about it. a lot of people up passionate about fracking because right in our backyard is the eagles for shale, people on all sides of the issue have a lot of things to contribute to the conversation. is being filmed by c-span and so when we get to the queue and day there will be someone in the audience moving around with a microphone and i will ask you to hold your question until you have a microphone in front of you so it gets recorded. if people feel we ar

the rangers are playing the philadelphia flyers. rangersere with a legend. goingbeard has on than yours. >> i only started hers day when the playoffs started. we played really well that game and one. >> i guess the sharks clinched earlier, slight a head start on my ear. it sounds like things are going well in the league. >> absolutely. cap, they the salary reinstated the fact that most things are equal and there is a lot of parodies and any team can beat any team. there are two or three teams that have separated themselves this year. anaheim, the avalanches are a surprise, but it's going to be and -- and exciting layoffs. more't know, do you know than pimm fox because every time i come every year. >> we grew up with hockey. aboute talking concussions and boxing. an issueind of thing in hockey? are people worried about that, is that part of what makes it such great year or is that something we need to worry about like the all? in the 70'scerned with the flyers and that got six will stop >> you mean the violence. >> the flyers actually won two stanley cups in

market in way it should be putting your money right now, i'm joined by mike crofton, ceo of the philadelphiapany. it's been an interesting week. beating, companies are estimates but day by day, paying the most attention to the highest profile companies. what do you make of what we have seen, the reaction, and where do e go from here? chuggingave to be along but it is really not a smooth move. certain will do well and others will do poorly and that's indicative of the early stage of any recovery but i actually think it is in place and it will continue to gain momentum. we will not see it manifest itself until the third or fourth quarter. at 3%y will be growing gdp and take it to new levels. >> do you get into cyclical? >> you will have to use the next couple weeks. we will have a very choppy market. earnings are not consistent. two, problems in russia and the ukraine which will occupy the market. the 10 year bond is something people are watching. all of these things will be in front of sell in may and go away. we may start to see that a little bit today and next week is may. we will watch the

tomorrow is 10 years sin the death of pat tillman and remorse from the soldier would my have killed the philadelphia player in the friendly fire incident. >> fewer san jose police officers are filing complains against fellow officers and some say that is not necessarily >>> covering santa rosa berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a dramatic drop in bad conduct between officers in the san jose police department as the country complains are rising. our media partner reports that first from the police chief show that 83 percent fewer investigations into officers last year than recently. some say it is because the department is so short staffed supervisors no longer have time to such investigations. community groups are concerned officers could ignore poor behavior after being reported. the issue will come up next week at the city council meeting. >> an kiting time for warriors fans who are ready for a new arena across the bay but it will not be along the embarcadero. the warriors originally plan to build an arena on bis 30 and 32 but they were blocked out and now they purchas

the bloomberg comfort index and at 10:00, the philadelphia fed business outlook. ing today, before the bell, texaco -- we have already gone the numbers from morgan stanley and ge, better than expected. what do you have for us? >> general motors may have found a way to save the audience of dollars over the ignition switched effect. a judge could find that they are not responsible for the defective ignition switch. i asked that this be put on hold until the judge rules. and more steps to revamp yahoo!. david philo is back, as well as charles schwab and formers walmarts ceo -- will be joining, that would give yahoo! eight order members. pay cut last32% year, and the stock doubled under her watch. she will make a $32 million. and disney is raising pay at the theme park by 25%. this would happen over two years and would raise the minimum wage to $10 per hour. officials say that they are pleased with this offer from disney. that is the latest company news. >> thank you so much. diplomats will meet in geneva, switzerland. ryan is there with more on the ukraine. let's star

you wrote i love the city philadelphia. the flood of history and the sheer number of great americans who work in philadelphia and the best governing document in the world. it gets me every time. it does us too and we are glad you were there to defend washington. ladies and gentlemen jim demint. >> thank you, folks. [applause] [applause] >> folks thanks for coming. the senators going to stick around and sign some books. thanks very much for listening to talk radio. it means a great deal to all of us. thanks for coming tonight and have a great weekend. [applause] [inaudible conversations] last week booktv attended the san antonio book festival in texas in partnership with the texas look festival held annually on the state state capl grounds in austin. the festival hosted more than 90 others who discussed a variety of topics. booktv covered several events from the san antonio public library on the federal debt, cesar chavez local san antonio history the nsa. we kicked off her coverage of the san antonio book festival with houst

fact that i know his name this is the opposite you google his name but the first one who killed the philadelphia police officer. >> host: what about jim carey? >> not the gardiner there probably is because there was a horrible done tragedy in connecticut decided to put out a video that makes fun of gun owners and basically completely humiliates the memory of charlton heston to cannot fight back because he is dead antiquates owning guns to be the emasculated castrated male of the he would need a gun. it is heavy-handed and stupid and i called him on that. there is not a single fact in any of your arguments and you are a coward going after a man who was dead 20 times the character that you are. that's is weak but it is an easy battle for him because if you were in hollywood you can be against guns unless you use them in a movie. so he wrote a nasty letter to fox news he would sue it was gratifying. then he apologized. i believe celebrities are stuck in the protracted adolescence because they spend so much time on themselves they don't see the outside world until they have time so whatever their pl

i'd like to take the observations i have in the upper philadelphia district and first note that the percentage of formula retail in the upper fillmore is very small 28 percent for the clothing, however, if you instead count formula retail dipped today and looking at the multiple national companies it's subsequently higher because it's a highly desirable street and when you have this people want to go there because there's customers. this is an interesting district in san francisco i see a lot of relating low priced stores. it's repeat happening it's an exciting place called the mission. how many of those cost effective stores serving low income populations are going to withstand the competitive threat the trigs e pricing threaded bleeding i can't get into the fillmore anymore because their taken by national contributor but there are a lot of little groceries on corners and there are a lot of other businesses they can't be paying much rent because their customers are not that wealthy. think about how that plays out when you define formulate retail there are a large number of companies that are

phyllis, the founder of inner circle sports, representing a management company in the purchase of the philadelphia6ers. you for being here. where are we in the various stages of the potential sale of the clippers? >> we are still in the early stages. the process needs to unfold. the commissioner needs to hold a board of governors meeting to get the required three quarters vote in order to have the league take membership from the clippers. i think that process will unfold over time. . >> how long do something like that take? >> i would say they would probably schedule a special board meeting for that. i would say in the next 30 days you will see the board come together. >> then what happens? >> if the board votes to revoke that interest and there is no opposition, they would take the team back, put their own management and to continue to run the team operations on a day-to-day basis in order to sell the team. >> and how long would that take, new management and a sale? whatrd to say, based on the league did in new orleans, where they took over the franchise, and a different circumstance, i would say

for all of you this is something of a homecoming because russell gold was a young reporter at the philadelphia inquirer in and 90s and in 1996 when i was editor of the san antonio express news we hired russell and he came to san

independent voters and even moderate republicans, and there are, as you know, moderate republicans in the philadelphiauburbs and the columbus suburbs and the cleveland suburbs. they are all over. there are still 40 or 50 moderate republicans who hold congressional seats, and they need the support of moderate republicans and independents, and when they look at this, they might say to themselves, gee, i sort of like my congressman, but we can't keep putting these guys in charge. aspersions on my asparagus? >> i think that guy's got some explaining to do. anyway, thank you, governor, ed rendell. >> as we say in philadelphia, he's got some explaining to do. >> so well said. >>> up next, some revisionist history about slavery and the civil war from former senator jim demint of the heritage foundation. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> back to "hardball" and time for the side show. ukraine may be in the news a lot these days, but a recent "washington post" poll found that, catch this, only one in six americans could find ukraine on a map. what's more surprising, however, was how far off some p

the park. in philadelphia we found this ear near a brewery they have the series of the events that includes grand juror and fairs and faeshths that's the kind of thing the art installations potentially a bore garden and this is looking at you're looking in towards the site you can see the building building 12. here's where we want the design eloquent and simple that reflects the industrial character of pier 70 but has the ability to have events. and see this is a smaller event potentially an outdoor movie and this is might be a larger event that's spilling out from this this building. a music venue people don't have to be inside for the experience. here's a view from the water you're looking into the park this is building 2 and here's a view looking out from the other direction. so the next space is the area around building 12 and you'll recall that building 12 is this beautiful old weathered steel building is at the heart of the site is a market hall with the types of small-scale manufacturers having the space. the scale comparison her is that area in front of the of the ferry building. which we

nice, and the philadelphia flyers. david: tough boys of philly. liz: we want the rangers.id: tough boys of philly. city of brotherly love. bells ringing on wall street. a mixed decision today. everybody is pausing. holding their bret, wondering what will happen with microsoft. what will happen with amazon. pandora, some of the little stocks reporting that could move as much as 10% either direction as you can see here. with the exception of nasdaq which is getting a big boost from apple's big earnings report. all the other markets are essentially flat just waiting. we've got it all covered in the hour to come. "after the bell" starts right now

they play the philadelphia phillies, who are managed by ryne sandburg. you can watch the game right here on w-g-n. the ricketts family may be looking for investors to help pay for renovations at wrigley field. the owners of the cubs are reportedly thinking about selling minorty shares of the team. those shares would only be for investment purposes and don't include any decision making authority. the ricketts' family plan to use 500-million dollars of their own money to renovate wrigley. but plans are being held up because of possible lawsuits from the rooftop owners. >> could morning. not the best day for a baseball game. the least we're not expecting any delays. light showers. windy today with temperatures in the mid 40's. low pressure moves through. morris is at 42. blue island is at 40. we have some cooler numbers in other places. as we look at the satellite and radar, rain is 10 to the south and east here's note to the west. the good news is bad snow will miss us as a moves through portions of iowa and minnesota and wisconsin. 47 degrees today. the ch

. >> the person he killed is the philadelphia police officer. not the gardener. [laughter] >> because there was a horrible gun tragedy in connecticut he decided to put out a video in which he made fun of gun owners. he ridicules charles heston. it's almost a castrated male and it was really heavy handed and stupid. there's not a single fact in the arguments you are a coward. a 20 times more the character then you are. it was an easy battle for him because if you are in hollywood you could be against guns unless they were using them in a movie. he wrote a letter to fox news and it was incredibly gratifyi gratifying. >> and then he apologized. >> i always belief that celebrities are stuck in a kind of protracted battle is because they spend so much time on themselves they didn't see the outside world until they finally had time so whatever the views are generally adolescent in nature. they don't want to die there are studies that show that common sense. they hate it because it is true. >> you right in the book about free radicals. what is a free radical and should

the west. philadelphia winds gusting up to 23. a little breezy with the winds pushing in out of the north. it's cooler across albany and montreal. look at the water vapour, it's a measure of what has happened in the atmosphere. later on rain towards the amor illo area and towards dallas. the showers will continue to push east into portions of louisiana, tonight into tomorrow, and that's when we see the chance of weather, towards the afternoon and the evening hours, when the instability in the atmosphere is the greatest. we are talking severe storms. damaging winds are possible in addition to hail, and we cannot rule out the chance for storms, and isolated tornados, areas we are watching for back towards jackson. we'll keep you updated. >> mongolians are bending over backwards to save the art of contorsion. for tech aids there has been a source of pride. we have that story. this young girl has dreamed of being a contorsionist like her mother. >> i want to be part of a performance. many other young girls like this 6-year-old want the same thing. for several hours a day they came to learn fro

it pains me to read them, and not just because i'm a sunday columnist for "the philadelphia enquirer"elf. these i say represent a threat to investigative journalist. the star ledger has done terrific work on bridgegate, the controversy that still surrounds the christie administration. i say that no amount of blogging is going to make up for the loss of good old-fashioned investigative journalism that keeps the politicians honest. so the way i would have writ then headline, we need these guys to watch those guys. number two comes from "the "washington post"" senate committee okays release of cia torture report. there was a 11-3 vote yesterday. senate intelligence committee to release information from this report that's been secret thus far about harsh interrogation methods. 500 pages are apparently what we'll see from about 6,000 pages. i'm sure there are going to be a lot of redactions. some people think we'll get to the heart of whether water boarding worked. and i don't think so. the report was produced exclusively by democratic staff members. and the republicans are already beefing

the philadelphia youngster escaped by bite the man who snatched her and the quick thinking texas twinshat had the courage and creativity to fight back with the only toy they had. police say they have identified a person of interest in the case. >> talk about lucking out. surveillance cameras caught this when a car crashed into a store yesterday afternoon. she was buying lottery tickets and a ford pickup and two other vehicles plowed into the store. the woman was pinned against the wall but her injuries are not serious. >>> a resupplied cargo carrier to the international space station, called the dragon, is in orbit. >> a lift off, and brag gone. space x is underway. >> the mission is nearly five weeks away. it was plagued by contamination concerns. it is bringing hemoium supplies, experiments and supplies to the space station. it shot dock tomorrow morning. it is also carrying a unique small satellite aimed at the aims research center in the silicon valley. it's a cube sat. it will show how it will spin and launch the sprites into orbit. the model for the cube sat went through three ma

the philadelphia youngster escaped by biting the man who snatched her and the quick thinking texas twins that had the courage and creativity to fight back with the only toy they had. police say they have identified a person of interest in the case. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> talk about lucking out. surveillance cameras caught this video of a woman who barely escaped when a truck crashed into a grocery store in chicago yesterday afternoon. she was buying lottery tickets and a ford pickup and two other vehicles plowed into the store. the woman was pinned against the wall but her injuries are not serious. >> this morning a refly cargo carrier to the international space station, called the dragon, is in orbit. and liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket and dragon. space-x3 is underway. >> the mission is nearly five weeks away. it was plagued by contamination concerns. it is bringing new flies and space suit and lettuce growing experiment at the space station. it should dock tomorrow morning. it is also carrying a unique small satellite aimed at the aims research center in the silicon vall

the scene of the crime was here in philadelphia, but the story started in knoxville, tennessee.authority was a national symbol of progress, bringing electricity to millions who had lived without light. general electric was one of its primary suppliers anone of the nation's industrial giants. in 1959, julian granger waa rt with the knoxville news-sentinel. it was a saturday, saturday night, i was coming in on the late shift at the knoxville news-sentinel. i went to my box, and i pulled out all the news releases and so forth. and there was the weekly, or bi-weekly, news release of the tennessee valley authority. and i went through it -- the rainfall in the valley. it was mundane stuff. and i got around to the second page, and lo and behold, this thing jumped out at me. "on this bidding, allis-chalmers, "general electric, and pennsylvania transformer quoted identical prices of $112,712." schoumacher: close parentheses, and that was it? so i went back to my desk, thought about it for a while, and then i called red wagner. i told him, i seem to recall telling him, "i can't believe th

number three, the philadelphia phillies at 180 million dollars going to two player, ryan howard and cliffeach earned 25 million a year making them the second and third highest paid players in the entire league. >>> the runner-up is new york yankees, enough to throw the yanks out of 15 year streak as baseball's biggest spenders. dethroning the yankees and becoming the biggest payroll is the l.a. dodgers, a big portion of the 235 million dollar payroll is going to the pitcher, zack greinke, ending alex rodriguez's 13 year streak as the highest paid player. dodgers spent five times of the houston astros, they are last on the list at 45 million. >>> coming up, new warnings that smoke detectors might be doing just the opposite. the details you have to hear. stay with us. . gerri: google getting scuffed by a defect. . gerri: the justice department is launching an investigation into high frequency trading, a topic we talked about all week here. attorney general eric holder told a house committee he wants to know if high frequency trading is breaking insider trading laws? >> concern is that peopl

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also tonight, watters on the loose in philadelphia. >> how many senators are there in the united states? >> i'm so bad at this stuff. >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. paragraph ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the truth about obamacare and global warming. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. tonight is the deadline to sign up for obamacare but it's really not. there is no deadline. the rollout of the affordable healthcare law complete chaos. so sign up when you want, just tell the irs you had trouble with the web site, everybody does. that's all you have got to do. now, that doesn't mean mandatory national health insurance will not work eventually. it might. but, for now, nobody knows. republicans despise obamacare because it expands big government and forces people to buy insurance they may not want. democrats love it because it subsidizes health insurance for the poor. but there is no question that after four years the obama administration has not been able to sell the affordable healt