it was tim permenter's.t blew a hole in his minute by minute account. >> he said i wasn't there when the pizza was delivered. >> he told the officers i was out of there at 7:30. >> well, his fingerprints were on that box. >> and you had a receipt saying it was delivered at 8:48. >> so he has now put himself right there at the scene and right there in the last crucial hours of her life. >> it's a poor set of facts. >> for him. >> and then tim's timeline, his alibi took another hit. he first said he was home when he called his friend george just after 9:30. detective nalvin found evidence proving otherwise. >> once we get the phone records back and the cell tower site locations back we are putting him at her house. >> so the tower is catching him in a lie? >> absolutely. his 911 phone call in the morning hits off the same tower he was hitting off when he called george at 9:36 the night before, which is directly north of karen pernell's house. >> they could think of only one rhine for tim to lie about those tim

tim tebow joins the eagles. it's tebow time. >> there's no guarantee he'll meet the team, but his signing is national news. the eagles sent out this picture. it's a one-year deal for the minimum salary. the ink on the paper was barely dry when the eagles put his jersey for sale on their website. keith jones is live tonight. the latest move in a wild off season. >> reporter: jim kelly is hard to keep up with. evidence of that at south philadelphia, outside of the link. this sign mime vick mccoy jason and now with tim tebow, you have local businesses scrambling to keep up. on a conveyer each one carefully molded and hand picked much like a football player. at the pretzel factory and the eagles, that twist is tim tebow. come didn't get it. >> i didn't get it. >> it's tebowing. >> reporter: i gave the next fan some help. how does this look? >> pretty great. >> reporter: it turned into an odd night. >> what knee is to what? >> reporter: it's not as easy as it looks. we tim tebowed the tebow pretzel. >> my name is jim

i think tim fits into that. now, bigger question is does he fit into what they're trying to do on the field? that's a big variable there. >> yes, it is. and the eagles schedule will be released tomorrow night. could be plenty of prime time games now with all of chip's changes. on to the flyers their head coaching candidate is available for them. todd mcclellan and the sharks have parted ways. flyers should be interested. phillies start a series with the marlins tomorrow. the phils are scoring the fewest runs per game in all of baseball. chase utley 0 for last 18 ryan howard hitting just .167. but he says it's too early to panic. >> you don't let it fester. it's way too early for all of that. it's way too early to start panicking and doing that kind of stuff. it's a real slow start. and just try to take it one day at a time, break it down. >> i am john clark, we are right back after this. what time is it? tebow time. we're right back. >>> an interesting night out there. >> yeah, showers and storms generally to th

it is already a circus and tim tebow is not even on the feel.m my standpoint this is a joke. >> can't hurt. it is one year. we will see what we can do. now we have four quarterbacks. we should use them elser with beside quarterback. i don't think he will win that spot but we will see what happens? >> why? that is the biggest question. what is chip thinking. in chip kelly we do not trust at this exact moment, not. >> not feeling real good, how come. >> we have three broken quarterback the three broken quarterbacks. >> reporter: little skepticism from some fans and our top fan, howard eskin. we will keep that eskin sound bite on file because that could come back and haunt him if things happen differently. tim tebow like those overnight infomercials comes with a free obligation trial period. tebow signs for minimum but not even getting paid that until or unless he makes this team in september. all this goofy talk on espn about all of the distractions, so dumb, players are not distract by these beautiful cheerleaders on the sidelines they are certai

reportedly going to sign tim tebow. i guess i could not say former nfl quarterback tim tebow, probably signed him by noon today at novacare complex. chip kelly has made a decision that has people scratching their head. we want to get him on the phone, coach kelly, thanks for joining us. >> good to be be here, mike, it is great, lets go. >> thanks, coach. >> why, why tim tebow. >> well, you know, main reason we brought him in here to help us, get mar yet a nobody is on a neiler like this kid. nobody throws a hail hail mary like him. you know how it is, you know, tebow we will get him in here and come september give us a better shot to get a audience with the pope, so we could use him for two-point conversions, mike. anything else, come on, let's go. >> a a lot of, you probably will not be able to trade him because no other team, except the eagles want him, so are you committed. >> eagles fans want him. eagles fans will love him. they will get excited when they take the feel. do you ever hear have of boo again christians.

tim tebow came in for private workout last month. the eagles liked what they saw even though he has not played since 2012. chip kelly making a bold move tonight a source confirms free agent quarterback will sign a one year deal with eagles tomorrow. yeah. hard to believe. tebow is xeked to be on hand at team practice facility for start of off season training program monday and joins crowded quarterback group of mark sanchez and he is ranged adds worst quarterback in all of nfl since coming into the league in 2010. ran jaworksi tells "action news" tonight he's surprised eagles are giving them a shot. >> you know he has not played a meaningful down since week 17 of 201 surprise he's been out of football for a long period of time and i think it's hard to turn on the faucet and say okay i'll play quarterback again i'm ready for nfl. i have great respect for tim wanting to come to philadelphia and play for chip kelly and unique style of offense but this is a head scratch to me. i don't see how this works. >> as much as tebow struggled lis

tim, thud idea of six different california yas.hey would be literally separate legal states like -- >> wearing it. >> explain it to me. it helps. >> if -- let's pretend, if we had six california yas now, it wouldn't have happened that fast, for pretend, let's pretend, this water situation, and i don't want to call it the drought, because droughts are act of god and there's nothing we can do about it wither in a water crisis and that's how i want to frame it what would have happened with six california californians, a state not us would have owned all the water. who's hetch hetchy? what state? >> part in north california and part of it i believe, would have -- well it runs down -- >> use your tie. it runs down and -- >> that's true the pipeline does. the point being the water -- >> let me tell you about the water. we would be much better off, california went from spending 26% of their budget on infrastructure down to spending 3% on infrastructure in the last four years. so somehow, we have let the highways go we have let the water s

so tim tebow is now an eagle.p kell has morey live john and everybody is in philadelphia is happy. back to you guys. >> one of those tebow pretzels. >> i'll have a pretzel. tebow pretzel i think it's cool. >> wishing everybody the best. i hope the eagles do great. i hope deity bow has does great and we don't have severe weather tonight. >> let's hope not. we are in that risk tornado watch box in effect for the philadelphia area also sections of delaware, central southern sections of new jersey we'll zoom in right now you can see those counties highlighted in red that includes new castle county, kent county salem cumberland camden gloucester also moving from philadelphia north and west back toward the lehigh valley and the poconos mountains but we'll watch some of that activity off to the west bubbling up right now you can see a lot of lightning but nothing current system severe. the severe weather is off to the west. just south of state college right now we're watching some of that activity trying to turn severe.

tim, ipad numbers were bad.: tim cook admitted on the conference call that they are seeing cannibalization in ipad numbers from the iphone and mac sales as well. cory: that is a significant decline. tim: how soon can apple get the larger-screen ipads, which sources tell us are in the works? they should start production later this year. cory: crawford what do you make of it? crawford: the larger phone is hurting the ipad. with the larger-screen ipads they will see more moves into new markets, new use cases potentially more adoption into vertical market applications. but they need to rethink it more. experiment with different form factors. i want to .1 thing out -- the ipad is dropping faster than -- i want to point one thing out the ipad is dropping faster than the broader tablet market. it is getting hit by pent up demand for the larger phone. cory: we had a graphic. it demonstrated this for my model, so let's hope my numbers are right or last quarter, the average price of the ipad -- $419. more ipad minis than

so, tim what do you do now?> well, one of the things that's also happening is you're seeing the fxi get pulled up. this is the hong kong market and one of the dynamics here is that the chinese money, which is trapped money and they're forcing liquidity and liquidity is king and it's going into hong kong, so they're going into some of the big-cap stocks like china mobile, like china unicom, and so, things that were already, i should say that we're under a little bit of pressure where big value traps are catching the fx. it's been rallying and i think you stay with that trade. >> the hong kong shares trade. >> yes. i think if you've been in this trade, god bless and take your profits, but china mobile and china unicom also fundamentally as companies, i think the worst of the inefficient capex is behind these guys and the 4g build-out has been accretive to them. so, companies that -- you know, it's china. there's a lot of unknown there. they're state companies, but they've done very well and i think the liquidity c

tim tebow is coming to philadelphia.rces have confirmed "eyewitness news" tonight that the quarterback is expected to ink a deal with the eagles tomorrow. >> the former heisman trophy winner hasn't played in the nfl since 2012 when he suited suited up for the jets. beasley reece joining us with more on what this moves means beesly. >> i think this guy has been cast in a mold they does not fit. and so i'm excited to see what chip kelly does with the swiss army knife tim tee bowl he will sign with the eagles tomorrow he comes to philadelphia with a mixed pro career after winning two national titles and heisman trophy and two time all american he spent time with the broncos jets and patriots. last played nnfl in 2012. has a playoff victory as a quarterback but 47-point 9% completion rate. it's another bowl move by chip -- bold move by chip. we can't jump to any conclusions because we don know how the 27-year-old will be used in the energy guess offense. >>> all right. so what do fans think about this all. we went sports jam

maureen and tim? maureen: certainly have. we welcome it. question -- tim: that's not hockey weather. maureen: no, it isn't. what's going on? how long does the hockey season last? tim: as long as the caps keep winning. this could take them into june. caps gear up and hit the road to meet the rangers. the orioles played a matinee to an empty house in baltimore. and the players, they didn't change their act atwó tim: charm city took another surreal turn under the sunshine and blue skies over camden yards this afternoon. the orioles scored six runs in the first inning and beat the white sox in an empty stadium. now, the os fans gathered at the gates and listened on the radio while inside there were only empty seats. and the silence was deafening. in the first inning chris davis with two on one out he comes to the plate, no fans and says get up. get out. the sun was bright. the ball was light and it was gone. it was 6-0 after one. the birds go on to beat the sox 8-2. >> sometimes we kind of take for granted the presence that fans give us and the

and one last one nancy also little skeptical righting: tim tebow really?late for an april fools joke. let us know what you think about tebow joining the eagles use be hashtag cbs-3 chat. >>> police office nerve ohio is being praised for his restraint in a confrontation with a murder suspect. >> no, man not going to do it. >> shoot me. >> the dramatic confrontation captured on the officer's body camera right there. the suspect 27 year old michael will cox, you heard him repeatedly charging at the officer, demanding to be shot. >> i felt like he was trying to get me to open fire on him. clearly he was yelling shoot me, shoot me. >> that police officer says officer kid we are have been just muffed in shoot that suspect. will cox is behind bars charged with two murders. >>> a new report from the fbi today shows hundreds of people may have been wrongly convicted of crimes. their cases were based on flawed technology, that the fbi used for decades. the cbs correspondent don champion reports, those cases are now under review. >> before he was exonerated in 2014,

apple'sapple's ceo tim cook. steve jobs could founded apple in 1976, his death from cancer in 2011, during his legendary run jobs was booted from the company, and even a genius, but he also earned a reputation as a breshbrash ego maniac. who didn't tolerate fools or critics. the good bad and ugly of steve jobs was on display in an authorized autobuying if i was on the shelves soon after steve jobs died. >>> becoming steve jobs quoaks quotes tim cook, that he offered part of his liver to steve jobs but jobs wouldn't hear of it. one current apple executive even tweeting that this portrayal of steve jobs is the first to get it right. i'm joined by the two authors of becoming steve jobs, brent and rick. rick is executive editor of fast company magazine. brent knew steve jobs for 20 years covering him for wall street journal and fortune magazine. the amount of praise heaped upon you and this book by people who knew steve jobs kind of make you guys a little uncomfortable as journalists. you're supposed to be criticized

tim: and i'm tim brandt inside of the ballpark. if you're on your way down bring a sweater and carry a coat. it's chilly and damp. ball pairs want to get this one in and jordan zimmerman will be on the hill as abc 7 news at 6:00 con maureen: breaking news from petersburg virginia, where there is an active amber alert for 4-year-old kalela. she is believed to be with phillip ketter and love sharif. they are believed to be driving a black nissan altima with north carolina tags. if you see them you're urged to call 911. marion barry's widow is suing the woman who gave her late husband a kidney. cora masters barry says kim dickens is using the late mayor's name for financial gain. >> doesn't mean that his image can be used and exploited by anyone without the permission and authority of the estate. maureen: the attorney for masters barry says dickens is using barry's image to raise money for the charity. dickens donated a kidney to barry in 2009. he died last year at the age of 78. three former ushers at nats park are suing the washingt

tim: thank you very much. >> tim daly is going with the network that his show is on, cbs news. madeleine albright is also a guest of cbs news. follow c-span and the coverage of the dinner. you can follow on twitter and facebook. there is al roker. [indiscernible] announcer: that of course is martha stewart on your screen, who is another guest at the white house correspondents dinner. the woman in the blue dress that we saw just a minute ago, that was huma abedin -- married to anthony wiener and top aide to hillary clinton. [indiscernible] announcer: that of course is donald trump arriving for the dinner -- and the dinner will take place in the largest ballroom in washington, d.c., it's at the washington hilton. 2,600 guests tonight at 260 tables, 10 people per table. you'll hear from the president, as well as cicely strong of "saturday night live," that's part of the entertainment and c-span will be live throughout the evening, so we're taking you now inside the ballroom here at the washington hilton. [indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] announcer: live coverage

she had an excellent relationship with her son and tim scoggin was like a member of the family. >> i didn't know what to think because i just -- i just couldn't, you know, believe it. >> leita nobles will look you right into the eye and tell you exactly what she thinks and that's what she did. she looked us right in the eye and told us tim scoggin wasn't doing that, that we were on the wrong track and he wouldever do that. she trusted him completely. >> tim scoggin was 33 years old, single and had a close personal relationship with the nobles but a background check revealed an unusual past. before buying the nobles' business, scoggin lived in llano, texas, about 130 miles away. while there, he met two elderly sisters, catherine and cordelia norton. the last surviving members of an old texas family that made millions mining granite. the two sisters never married and lived in a large mansion while running separate businesses. 75-year-old catherine was the younger of the two. >> her nickname was girlie. she was very frilly, very lady-like. >> catherine ran a flower shop and met tim scog

tim: all right. let's start with hockey because i believe tonight is a must win situation for the caps on long island. they are down 2-1 games in the best of seven series. if they lose and go down 3-1 games, put a fork in them. so this is it. they can't look ahead. they can't wait to get back into the phone booth. it's got to be right now. right here. tonight. this game has got to be more physical. they've got to skate harder than they have against the islanders all year. ovi has to step up his game and the power play has to be more productive. the caps certainly are capable. >> we know that if we were to be successful and we showed flashes of it in the third period very difficult way to play. so you have to be on top of your game mentally and physically. but when we do we're extremely hard to contain or extremely hard to beat. tim: the wizards have a different challenge tonight. they stole game one in toronto on saturday and now look to get more offense tonight out of wall and steal another one. if

delaware native tim furlong emceed the event. >> why does that not shock me tim near food. >>> a two-mile hiking trail opens today. it will connect phoenixville to the schuylkill river trail, a 26 mile path that stretches all the way to philadelphia. officials say the trail serves as a recreation and transportation path that connects the local community to its neighboring towns. when it's finished the schuylkill river trail will travel 130 miles along the river from potsville to the city. a ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for 4:00 today in phoenixville. >>> public hearings on septa's 2016 budget begin this week. septa is holding two public hearings in each of the five counties where the transit service operates. officials say public comments will be considered before the budget proposal goes to the septa board for a vote. for a complete list of the public meetings and some more comments on them head to nbc10.com or get the information on the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> speaking of septa, let's get some help for those of you traveling mass transit and on the roads. >> what's going on out t

whether a do you think. >> how can we use tim tebow? >> i was very shocked, i was scrolling through my twitter feet last night and saw what was trending. >> reporter: who could forget tim tebow mania that followed the 27-year-old and his habits after he scored, aka tebowing. >> they booed santa clause. tebow is a nice guy and christian brother and everything, i don't think he facilities into the eagles plans. >> he is good looking you need more than that to play. >> nice to look at, but you don't know what you'll get on the field. >> yeah. >> reporter: again, no official word from the eagles at this point, if he does come the philadelphia, everybody will be a stranger. when he played on the jets he played with mark sanchez so, at least he'll know somebody here in the city of brotherly love. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest on the eagles signing tim tebow to the team. the "action news" sports team will breakdown how he'll fit in with the birds. >> grief counselors are availab

tim higgins here to discuss this. tim, let me start with you.nges in the order dates, i bought my wife one of the new macbooks and i ordered it the very first day and they said it would not come until may, but this morning i got an e-mail saying it was on the way. is this a promise to deliver or a sign that this is not what we thought? tim: during the big preorder time it arrives earlier than expected sometimes and customers are starting to receive e-mail saying it is coming earlier than you thought and that could suggest they will get it as early as friday. cory: let me ask you, when you look at what is going on with the apple watch, is there a sense that the demand is fantastic? is there a sense that it is wait and see? guest: i think it is more about functional product than fashion accessory. this is the first time apple is using the build-to-order approach and they put that in the delivery date. it looks like they are doing better than what they expected. cory: why do you think that is? shahid: i think the negative view of this is the demand

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now tim has to pick up from there. tim: i have to follow that? good news for the maryland terrapins. and the national stumble out of the gate. >> and now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: any time we talk about augustine, augusta i get excited because it means the start of spring. the hottest player on the planet, gets into trouble. hits it stiff to the pin 8 under par. everybody was talking about the championship record. he bogeyed 15, got back with the birdie, finishing with a remarkable 64 today. >> this place is the most special place in golf. it's early right now, and i try not to think about anything other than getting back on number one tomorrow and finishing. tim: tiger woods was very pleased with his performance. he thought he played well enough to be at three under par. he short game was tremendous. he had three birdies, but he also had four bogeys, getting a little sideways, including on number nine. his second shot on nine, but a solid round for tiger woods definitely a confidence builder for him

and let's welcome tim brant. tim: [laughter] the wizards are gaining confidence as they head down the stretch. and the terrapins traveled to tampa looking for one of the biggest upsets of all ti >> now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: the maryland terrapins are more than 20-point underdogs against uconn. if you are more than a 20-point underdog, that is incredible. brenda frese is not happy about it. brenda frese told her team they should take it personally. they should be furious about getting no respect. so, play hard and play maryland basketball. brenda frese: now it is our opportunity. you know, being able to compete for every single possession of our conference. tim: although uconn did beat duke by 31 and notre dame by 18. that might take maryland's best game of the year. so the caps have five games left. they play montreal in quebec. alex ovechkin has yet to score a goal. the canadians -- the canadi ens face-off tonight. the top prospects -- bill belichick 35-zero. be

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tim: the play of the day comes from today's white sox-royals game. k.c.'s musktakis with a shot to deep right field. makes the amazing diving grab. what a catch. that is our play of the day. for golf fans when they play the mastsers you get a little extra pep in your step. you can feel spring and jordan spieth certainly had it today. challenging the scoring record, he had eight birdies in the first 14 holes before he ever had a bogey. this is how it started early this morning. the three legends of the game gathered for the ceremonial tee shots at the 79th masters. 85-year-old arnold palmer hits the first drive. he was joined by gary player 75-year-old jack nicklaus the greatest golf tournament in the world was under way. tiger woods was inconsistent today which was to be expected after a long hiatus but played better than most expected. couple of birdies with three bogeys on the first nine. he was at plus one at the turn. rory mcilroy is going for the career slam. this is only major he has. not one. he finished today one under par and jordan spieth leads a

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tim: pittsburgh, sid the kid got to the arena on time as always. he got to the locker room, it was locked. he got the security guy, but he cannot figure it out. fellas, can you help me out? what, it was open? the night got worse. new york on the attack. bingo, he lights the lamp. the rangers beat the pens, 2-1. basketball, the was earns in canada, playing with house money against the raptors. wizards took the home court advantage in game one. now they have a chance tomorrow night to hit the jackpot, go up 2-0 on the road and put the pedal to the metal. chicago, the story of the game jimmy butler attacking the bucket. ready points, nine rebounds. derek rose went from cold to exclamation point, bang. chicago bulls take control 2-1 with a victory over the bucks. by now you know the philadelphia eagles made it official, signing tim tebow at a one-year contract, a pretzel company in philadelphia making all the dough. philadelphia pretzel company in mayfair started making them today. a cost one dollar. and for baseball fans, the nats are off today, hopin

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back to you in the studio tim. tim: thank you very much. when you look at the roster and what's taking place today, they only have a third of the starting lineup in there. people talking about the world series. they better talk about the mets. leon: when they get there, they might get there. tim: max scherzer looks terrific. leon: was that his excited face? tim: yes, it was. come on, man. leon: all right. you couldn't have asked for better weather to start this new baseball season. alison: yeah. like all good things it must come to an end pretty soon. chief meteorologist doug hill has a first look at the changes on the way. hi doug. doug: yeah, the rest of this evening will be fine, stay in the 70's for a little while longer. things will change here. give you a live look from the rooftop camera gusty winds. that's why the camera is bouncing up and down a little bit. up in the rooftop, 300 feet up. you have wind gusts at 35 miles an hour right now. beautiful sunshine only a few clouds and very warm temperatures. 77 now at reagan national. 79

tim: i'm done with you! leon: getting faster every year. tim: does he look 90? alison: no not even close. leon: he's the terminator. gets hit by a car. new hip. getting faster every year? tim: brother dixon. all right! leon: coming up next on abc 7 news at 5:00 it's the kind of gallery showing that professionals long for. alison: why some students are getting that opportunity next. >> i can color in a couple of flowers or couple of trees and just kind of shut my brain off after a busy day. alison: it seems adults around the world are going back to basics. two colors books are at the top of amazon's bestseller list. they're coloring books designed specifically for adults. >> you don't have any stress like a 10-year-old. there's proof that play does help you relax and be more productive. >> i feel better. i feel more pleasant and positive. >> coloring books for adults? yeah, no. alison: well, the scottish artist who is behind the popular book says she never imagined they'd be such a hit. she says, though she's already working on two new books and printing more cop

i mean like any breaking of the law is bad, tim. you should never break the law. >> after graduating from high school, mcveigh attends a local business college but gives it up after only one year. he is restless and looking for focus. >> he wanted excitement. he comes home, he tells his father i'm joining the army, dad. his father says when? well, i go in tomorrow. and bill said, "okay." >> in the spring of 1988, mcveigh chops off his hair and is shipped down to fort benning, georgia for basic training. from there he is assigned a post at fort riley, kansas. immediately mcveigh takes to the discipline and regimentation of military life. >> i wanted to get out and experience the rest of the world. i wanted to get out of my isolation of pendleton. i was a gun enthusiast. you can't go wrong on brushing up your skills and the army's free ammunition. the military for me were some of the best years of my life. >> i think that mcveigh found success really for probably the first time in his life in the army. i think mcveigh was looking for

sources tell "eyewitness news", tim tebow is joining the team. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now in pennsauken to get reaction from some of eagles nation. jan, good morning. >> good morning i just spoke to denver broncos fan who says he is not official lay philadelphia eagles fan because tebow time is coming to the city of board brotherly love. flip side of the coin, some saying this morning what are they anything? take a look, "eyewitness news" has confirm tim tebow now in town and expected to sign a one year contract with the eagles this afternoon. the well known quarterback has actually been college football analyst recently, last played frees season football with the new patriots, last regular season game back in 2012 with the new york jets. many have thought tebow's football career was over and left scratching their heads one more time wondered what coach chip kelsey thinking. others say the heisman trophy winner still has potential, it is definitely an off season with a lot of moves for fans to keep up with. tebow just the

"eyewitness news" confirms tim tebow is now an eagle. we'll see, give the young man a shot. >> i was asking you on air what did you think about that? he did so well in florida. >> that was little while ago. he hasn't had much success in the nfl. but this could be his offense. we'll see. good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right over to kate way check on the rain. what a change from this week end. >> absolutely, i hope everybody had a chance tone joy what mother nature brought to us, now it is completely changing, i do think we'll catch a break by midday, we will see some sun today right now it is a big old mess out there. you have got some very, very heavy rain currently falling across the southwestern half of the area. we put things into motion on storm scan three see how it is overtaking the radar at this point, the whole i95 corridor basically getting un-gulfed by this and everybody else. >> this will be very, very soggy start to the day for us, but as i said, actually, break on the way, in fact, what i'll do zoo

and tim was severely injured, his pelvic crushed. on top of his recovery, he's been trying to negotiate a settlement of his mortgage for a home that no longer exists. knowing that mortgage was still hovering over you had to be stressful. >> it was like the elephant sitting on your chest. you knew it was there. you knew you still had to take a deep breath. but it was very hard. >> reporter: the mortgage was owned by the veterans administration and serviced by chase bank which recently received an unexpected call. >> our customer who wishes to remain anonymous said, i really want to do something. and he basically said, i want to pay it off. >> reporter: pay off every cent of tim's $360,000 mortgage. does it feel like that elephant is off your chest now? >> it does. and once again i want to re-emphasize, this person who stepped up, thank you. totally thank you. >> reporter: a selfless gesture giving tim and blue a chance to move forward and create a new home. >>> great way to end the night. that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. les

>> come on, tim. >> he was a hero for a month. go down as one of the most vilified people of the 21st century. >> that's not the issue. >> mark my words. why? because he know what is the fed balance sheet looks like. >> you're saying many different things right now. >> what i'm saying he should have not -- >> let him make the metaphor. >> he should have seen this thing through. for him to go to a place that can take advantage of the information he has privy to, it's just wrong. >> you said two different things. >> what's different about it? >> no, you talked about the greatest prop bet in the history -- >> it's true. >> and he's a villain. when we talk about the job that bernanke did and the rolling he had role he had to play, that wasn't a prop pet. and it was successful. >> because the market has gone up. >> no, because systemic dysfunction in the global clearing systems and transfer of payments and the markets around the world and credit and financing are now back on the way -- >> do you have a problem with him working at citad

the markets to tim's points wasn't at soft as it should have been. we have to wait a couple more days. >> what you have to look at, i would have been the person on this desk last night if you told me the markets would be down 300 what would netflix do. >> sell off. >> it was up on the day. that's telling you something. blackstone we'll talk about later. names that do well on days like this are telling you something. the other sign of the coin. american express is giving up the ghost and feels like it wants to trade lower. >> bonds. worried about bonds. >> no. bond trades, short bonds. haven't backed off from that. this morning, actually you saw i thought bonds would be up a whole lot more this morning. this afternoon when we had that second leg down you got some safety buying coming in there. again that cpi number and oil going higher and inflation expectations going higher could push yields higher regardless of what the economy does. so no not backing off from that. might be painful. >> bonds are really the only flight to safety out there. the u.s.

i agree 100% with tim. a sell here. as far as google is concerned as far as amazon is concerned the momentum is solid and they will continue. >> go back to the chip space. micron we talked about it on this desk another one that i've been shocked with, dependent on ram prices. look at a commoditized business but d ram if you look at the chart, the only thing that looks worse or equal to that is coal when you look at the chart. it's declining. it's getting crushed. at a certain point my kron is a buy and looks like it leveled off in the mid 20s soon to be over 30s. >> you're using the coal argument but yesterday btu -- >> who was shocked by the way. >> you bought ahead of that. >> i did buy ahead of that. let's think about this how are we squeezing coal and -- >> making a metaphor and i had to ask him about -- >> let me -- >> my kron -- >> coal terms -- >> sorry. when you look at coal, who was shocked at the decline? who was shocked at the report in coal? >> apparently a lot of people because it was down 22%. >> that was

tim: yeah, i won. pay up. leon: yeah, right.m: i said he would make the cut, but he will not win the tournament. leon: an unbelievable find by a five-year-old boy. leon: new information on the alleged gunman on the wild chase from maryland into the district and back. a secret service officer arrested and charged with burglary. and steve's forecast, all of which is available on wjla.com. this kid is like every other five-year-old boy, who likes to play of the dirt. he found a lot more than just worms and rocks. he found 100 million-year-old dinosaur bones. his father is a zookeeper in said when his son showed him the fossils, he knew that it was something huge. it was identified as a dinosaur about the size of a horse, and it was buried a few fe leon: be kind to the cherry blossoms. steve: it will be beautiful tomorrow and sunday. you will not catch me out there, too many people. lower 70's on monday, showers tuesday. i don't think anything will damage the blossoms. 70's the high on wednesday. leon: enjoy the cherrys and enjoy th