trish. trish: wow. really unbelievable.k you so much, catherine herridge. >> reporter: you're welcome. trish trish it was a huge week for my home state of new hampshire, and as the candidates head south now, we're taking a look here back at the first in the nation primary. ♪ ♪ trish: welcome, everyone, to a special edition of "the intelligence report," i am trish regan, and we are here in manchester, new hampshire. it is the law. it's the law that new hampshire holds the first in the nation primary. >> other states don't really want to be among the first because it does create a certain amount of division between the party regulars on both the republican and democratic sides. it's going to take a while to pull people together. >> you know this state. in fact, you were former miss new hampshire. trish: you are right, i was. >> they're tired of business as usual in washington. they look at our deficits, and who better than someone who's actually created jobs and knows how to negotiate jobs? also can bring in amazingly gifted

trish regan to take you through the next hour. trish, anyone's guess. anyone can be accurate at this stage of the game. trish: i thought becky had interesting point how the trump fans are used to standing in line to get to see him. maybe they have stamina. neil: right. trish: you need stamina in these caucuses? neil: by far. they can wait long lines for waiting to appear at rally. maybe they can wait this out. maybe we're missing that. trish: neil, a lot of people are a little confused by this whole process in iowa. not like new hampshire where you get to go to voting booth and cast a ballot and calculate the results. iowa is whole breed on to itself, yes? neil: right. it is because i think to jackie's point you just don't walk in, vote and leave. first of all you have to know where your precinct is. a lot of new voters, we're told up to half, trish, voters who never done this before, never voted before. so they have to know exactly where to go. if you recall they they have to know when they go there they're not leaving anytime soon. there is sort of no

trish: yeah.rns out 16 days later once all votes were counted, rick santorum was wayne winner there in iowa. look what happened last night with the race between bernie and hillary actually came down to coin toss in six places. yes, coin toss. amazing she won each much those coin tosses. do you know the odds of that are actually less than 2%. anyway, i digress. the point is, the real race, new hampshire, is about to begin seven days from now. folks in new hampshire head to the polls and cast their ballots in the first in the nation primary. john kasich is highly thought of by a lot of new hampshire voters. watch him carefully. he needs a strong new hampshire win in order to stay in this race or at least showing, i should point out. new hampshire voters tend to be fiscally conservative and socially liberal. which is why provided there is good turnout on tuesday, and i think there will be, advantage probably goes to trump. he has a maverick appeal and voters in new hampshire are a little bit like mav

trish: . trish: coming up, everyone.obably know more about new hampshire than just about anyone. going to be on the ground. next tuesday for the new hampshire primary, it is actually the anniversary, the 100th anniversary of the new hampshire primary. and like i said, i know a whole lot about this state. i'll tell you why. next when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. and as soon as i did that, literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little bit of information, you can take leaps and bounds. it's an awesome experience. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. trish: all right, we've got lots of accelerating as we head into the final hour of trading as a market that's off 900 points -- 300 points, less jobs added than anybody thought. oil continuing

trish: wow. i shared this with a viewer yesterday, colonel, but i want to bring it to your attention because i think about parent in europe right now. i was over there as 18-year-old student in as you via and it was very very safe -- austria. i can't imagine having, being a parent with your young daughter there. i can't imagine what it is doing to the culture. let me share with you what a father wrote to the state. this is austrian daughter, my daughter is 16-year-olds it terrified when she comes through the train station. we arranged a travel group with other parents. this parent is taking him upon himself and community taking upon himself just as sweden with women patrolling pools because they have got to protect their women, their young people from this culture, from this climate? >> well, as kt alluded to, the states are lagging far behind the experience of the population. and the experience of the population is overwhelmingly negative. this is not a clash of civilizations. it is a clash betw

neil: trish, when adele calls it is usually hello. take it over, kiddo. trish: thank you, guys. field narrowing to six days for first-in-the-nation primary. donald trump wants a recount in iowa saying his rival ted cruz stole the election. president visits a mosque for first time in his presidency on a day that house homeland committee issues a report saying isis infiltrate the refugee system. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the kentucky senator ends his campaign. he suffered because of further attacks in san bernardino and paris. voters were worried he was too weak on foreign policy or isolationist. who are the fans in the live free or die state going to support now? our political experts will weigh in. >>> donald trump setting stage for very big fight in new hampshire. trump hurling another grenade at rival ted cruz. >> you watch, the democrats, they have already said they will sue him. if he get the nomination they will sue his ass off. trish: now accusing him of cheating and stealing the race in iowa. donald trump is demanding a new election tweeting t

good to see you. >> same here, trish. trish: you know he has got a point, right?the media is out there praising rubio but isn't that kind of natural, given that rubio sort of came from behind, expectations were low where donald trump himself kept saying how he was winning, winning? so in a way, i wonder if he is set himself up for this by creating expectations that were too high? >> trump has a legitimate beef and our spin shouldn't be more important than the voting results but it is like the stock market where companies have to beat the street. trish: i like that analogy. >> because the final polls showed trump winning, pundits expectations he would win. therefore a respectable second place finishing is like the biggest loser. because marco came up from distant third to almost catching trump for second he was declared to have all this momentum. it is perfectly valid complaint by trump but stepped on his own storyline saying senator cruz stole the elections. i spent a week in iowa. lovely place. not going back. trish: you're not up for that. you're moving on to ne

thank you. >> great to see you, trish. trish: coming up.you couldn't tell, i am pretty outraged and pretty disgusted with apple. is apple siding with the terrorists and putting our safety at risk? tell me what you think. you can go right here to my facebook page. the battle between privacy rights in our security is next. ♪ your path to retirement... may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. for over 75 years, investors have relied on our disciplined approach to find long term value. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call a t. rowe price retirement specialist or your advisor ...to see how we can help make the most of your retirement savings. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. trish: hillary clinton may not have won new hampshire and she may not win nevada. could it mean -- she could be saved by what you call super delegates. factoring in these superdelegates. clinton's lead over sanders actually sort. what the heck is a superdelegate? party ins

now, to my colleague and buddy, trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. live from new hampshire. the side site of the first in the nation's primary. welcome, everyone, to the special edition. i am trish regan. we are here in manchester, new hampshire. just five hours to go. merrimack, new hampshire. also joining me is peter and joe. peter, let's start with you. what are you seeing. >> this is the largest precinct in the state of new hampshire. 18,500 registered voters. we are pleased to have the moderator, lynn christiansen. she will give us the latest update on the turnout. how is it going? >> much lower than i would have expected did normally i would have expected a couple thousand people. we have less than 1000. knotted all what we expected. >> why? >> good question. >> snow? >> a good base no. we have had a steady flow of people coming in. there has not been a huge influx. i am expecting an influx around 4:00 o'clock. people getting out of work. it has been steady, but light. >> there have been some work complaints. a trap of cars to get in here. it ienorus. >>he pice e outhe

trish regan. they do not know this stuff. trish: quite a night on saturday. thank you so much, neil. voters in south carolina giftwrapped a decisive victory. can donald trump stay in the lead and who does heeed to take out? i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to the intelligence report. rubio was born in miami. they were not u.s. citizens at the time. plus, apple and the fbi intensifying dramatically. not being entirely truthful with its customers. the families of the victims of the san bernardino killers. a court order to help unlock the terrorist iphones. plus, a "new york times" home is like 911. there is an answer. a positive conservative leader. that leader, grover norquist, is here. the latest in the media gone wild. what do we really know about bernie sanders? well, 40 years old. he used his only university of chicago education to spend years protesting and offering around in vermont. a guy that is still stuck in the 60s, believes the government owes him despite all the amenities that he has in his life, he wants to be the president? later on, a lot of

in the meantime, here is trish. trish: fresh off the debate stage. hillary clinton is in south carolina. i am trish regan. i love president obama. more than you, bernie. twenty-one times, if you can believe it in last night's debate. >> a large supporter of president obama's principal accomplishment. mainly the affordable care act. >> they set a great example. exemplifying the importance of this issue. president obama failed the presidential leadership test. >> really, really great. you cannot win without african american support. sanders is promising lace relations better under his regime. this could spell some big trouble for the clinton campaign. meanwhile, on the right donald trump is sick of jeb bush for driving his whole family in for some much needed help. >> bringing his brother in now. a very nice lady. it did not work out very good. now he is bringing out his brother. we will get to the gop in a minute. i want to start with the clintons and sanders. good to see you guys. what is the deal here? this sudden love that hillary has for president

liz: thank you, trish.e hat trick as the dow and the s&p zero in on their first three-day rally of the year. the dow jones industrial average is zooming right now, up 246 points. off the highs of the session. fed with the assist after minutes from the january meeting show the fed got so worried in january it considered changing the upward path of the interest rates. so right now, we're looking at a rally that appears to be holding. america's business company in the cross hairs of the u.s. government today. fbi investigators want to know what is on the iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists? apple ceo tim cook, not interested in helping at this hour. he claims order from magistrate to hack the company phone of syed farook

trish: i don't know. we shall see. we shall see. >> believe me, trish.. >> good to see you. heading into the final hour of trading everyone. negative and positive territory. we will be right back. see you in two. ♪ : . at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. whei just put in the namey, of my parents and my grandparents. and as soon as i did that, literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little bit of information, you can take leaps and bounds. it's an awesome experience. . trish: that's it from boston. i will see you all back in new york tomorrow. liz, over to you. liz: safe travels to you, breaking news, the signals are very strong that new jersey governor chris christie is on the verge of dropping out of the republican presidential race as early as today. the news comes after christie's poor showing in new hampshire where h

trish: coming up.intelligence report is asking what is socialism. >> what do you mean, like social media? >> socialism is the opposite of capitalism. you would want to have sort of equal pay. it is a very good thing. not having to be a socialist. >> i have to think. i do not want to say anything wrong. trish: they did not seem to have a clue to what exactly it is. democratic socialism and what it would mean for our country. mot? umm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. this just got interesting. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms

trish: had enough.hey are not handing out pamphlets, colonel, in germany and in parts of the netherlands. basically showing men what they should not be doing. in other words, you should not have a woman on the behind. there is a big ask through this. throughout the region. handing out these pamphlets. showing a man's hand trying to reach a woman's behind. another red x. culturally, there is a vast difference between westerners and these refugees. i do not know how you overcome it with a few pamphlets. >> i would like to differentiate. exactly to your point. let me give you an example. some of the many things people are mad about are the police. and the media. i believe it was february 1. in munich, you have three young afghans go nuts in their subway system. they are roughing people up. they are actually of using this enabled woman. could not walk very well. they're grabbing her on the backside. it did not make the news until a bystander snapped on the iphone. posting it online. >> maybe our producers c

- leo: okay, okay. - trish: no more! your friends. - well... ten more years 'til forced retirement, huh, baby? that's, uh, 3,650 days. - trish: [screaming] - both: [laughing] - i'm trying to improve my image. - trish: mmm. - [whistling] [sighing] - oh, bye, daddy. - bye, baby. - [engine starts] - [laughing] - what are you smiling at? and why weren't you at my party, huh? - i knew you weren't gonna retire. i've been wrong about a couple of things in my life, but i knew you weren't gonna retire. - yeah, well i knew you couldn't stop smoking. - hey, i'm only smoking to take my mind off my dog biscuits problem, okay? - whatog biscuit problem? - well, i've been chasing more cars lately, and, uh, when i try and lick my paws, i keep falling off the couch. - i got no dispute. i just came over here to open the door for you, that's all. - well, well, thank you for opening the door for me. - you need some help. an old fella like you needs all the help he can get. - i'll show you a fella my age. - who's a grumpy bastard? - yeah, i'm

not very easy to replace. >> no question about that, trish. the president will nominate a replacement for justice scalia in due time. this happened within 30 days before. speculation is already swirling. attorney general loretta lynch. the senate republican leader, as you mentioned, mitch mcconnell says that the next president should make the nomination so it looks like he is ready to block one from president obama. big cases are on the courts docket this turn. affirmative action and immigration. it may be affected by the death of justice scalia. there could be a four-four deadlock on some cases. if justices justice is on the right and left stick together. a tie vote maintains the ruling of a local or feared trish. trish: a whole lotta names out there that may be considered to take justice scalia steve. here is some intel for you. some on the short list. we have been combing through all of this. one of the potential nominees could be a judge. forty-eight years old. sitting on the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. has been since 2013.

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martin, trish is gonna kill me! move over! get off, you dumb sucker! oh, damn it, you were right, you kw? there wasn't enough room. stay in your car. get down! get down! get down! stay down! get down! go on! stay! stay! get down! come on! he's making a hard right. this was a new car, riggs. well, it still is. on 3. 1... 2... 3! ow! you forgot to turn your left signal-- where the hell is he? this guy's mandrake. where were you, man? what do you mean, where was i? damn it! where he did he go? g out! he's gone! you were supposed to come on 3! i thought you meant 1, 2, 3, then go. no! no! on 3! we always go on 3! we don't alwayso on 3! sometimes we go on 1, 2, 3, go! go check back there! if you see anyone, beat the hell out of him! [crash] he crawled into the trunk. i got you covered. holy smoke. that's a lot of money. what is this? look at that. it's gold, man. it's gold, man. it's krugerrands. you can't import this into the country. i believe you're right. all that damage you caused downtown is coming out of the departnt's budget. fine. pay it off in kru

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> now you go get warm. keep track of the freezing temperatures and the approaching snow at 6abc.com. there you will find the seven-day forecast, plus a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day. it's all 6abc.com/weather. >>> interstate 78 in lebanon county pennsylvania now open. it was shut down for 24 hours after a pileup left several people dead. 06 vehicles slammed into each other in bethel township yesterday morning. police believe a snow squall drastically cut visibility and triggered the crashes. three people died and another 40 injured, some critically. four medical choppers evacuated the most seriously injured. they were taken to ten hospitals. >>> firefighters braved bitter cold and ice to douse hot spots. 6-alarm fire on gristcom street. the blaze broke out at an auto body shop and spread to a half dozen buildings. fighting the fire was no easy task. >>> you can see frozen lines and frozen ice on the buildings, once you have this kind of temperature it freezes up

several city council positions seats are also up for grabs with anita price, freeda cathcart and trish white boyd gaining the nomination. wsls ten's duke carter shares their reaction. nats "the three winners for city trish white boyd and freeda cathcart, cheers" cheers filled the berglund center saturday evening. after about 4 hours of counting ballots --- the candidates running roanoke city office --- learned who is one step to being on city council. nats yes we won woo hoo incumbent councilwoman anita price shares her reaction. anita price/councilwo man "this has been an amazing adventure and i'm so so happy and so appreciative of everyone who came out here and stayed and saw the process through," people came out and voted despite the freezing cold temperatures. which is a reason freeda cathcart and trish white boyd are grateful their names will be ballot during the may election. . trish white boyd/won democratic nominee for council "i'm excited i thank all of my supporters for coming out, it was bitter cold and they came out and i truly appreciate it and i'm excited about the possib

trish immediately called 911. >> 911, what's theheocation of your emergency? >> i just heard gunshots. and somebody screaming outside and somebody running outside. >> i think my heart was prably going a gazillion miles a minute, you know? >> reporter: trish slowly peered out of her apartment door and saw a man lying in the stairwell bleeding. she knew he wasn't a resident of the apartment complex. >> had no idea who he was. my concern was to get him over on his sidbecause he was face >> reporter: trish wasn't the only one at the scene. her upstairs neighbor, dianne mcknight, also tried to aide the victim. >> there was just blood everywhere. and i just didn't know what to do. i ran back into my apartment and got towels. >> reporter: as the minutes ticked by, trish began to worry the shooter might still be in the area. >> then all of a sudn you start to think, well wow, i wonder where the person is that did this. >> and for all i knew, the person upstairs shot him. >> reportete but those questions would have to wait. soon paramedics arrived on the scene. they le

turned to trish's traumatized neighbor, dianne mcknight. they learned dianne was holding onto a secret. >> it turns out that the -- the witness, dianne mcknight, was a lot more than just a witness. she -- she was very important to this case. >> yes, she was. >> reporter: dianne revealed that she knew sam -- intimately. >> she admitted that they were boyfriend and girlfriend. she had stated that they had only been dating for a few months. and stated that they were in love. >> sam was having an affair? >> yes. >> reporter: which is why sam was at the apartment complex that day. >> there's some infidelity going on. and there's a reason -- a cause for concern. >> did you ever think that you're the kind of person to have an affair? >> no. >> reporter: dianne told the detectives her affair with sam started as affairs so often do. with an innocent encounter at a bar. >> he asked me if i was married told him that i was but no kids. and i'm like, what about you? he said, yes. married. >> reporter: in fact, sam had been married for 13 years. but acco

trish didn't seem to mind. i did. [laughter] all of a sudden you can have two very different candidates from two very different political viewpoints who are galvanizing people, right? or getting their attention, certainly to explain the crowds, similar crowds we saw back in iowa, right? >> you know what they have in common, neil, is they're both outside the box. they're both kind of mavericks u and you are, let's not forget, in the live free or die state where mavericks kind of are appreciated. on the one hand, i kind of agree with lou there. where did bernie sanders come from? a socialist in a state that prides itself on not having an income or sales tax? but what i think that it gets at, and the fact that he's from vermont probably helps, it gets that people want something real, they want something authentic. and that's what these two guys have in common, right? they seem to just be talking the same kind of book all the time, and people believe them. >> well, they -- neil: you know, they come from two different page

reporting live in center city, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." jim. >> trish, thank you. >>> of course we invite you to visit 6abc.com/weather often this weekend. our team of meteorologists will keep you upto date on this arctic blast and remember to follow each of them on facebook twitter and other social media platforms. >>> late today bill cosby's legal team filed an appeal of a montgomery judge's order to go ahead with a sexual assault case against him. cosby's team argued that a former district attorney verbally granted the comedian immunity from prosecution a decade ago. the judge ruled that the case should go forward following a two-day hearing last week. cosby is accused of indies centerly assaulting andrea constand a former temple university staff in 2004. the state superior court will take up the appeal. no date has been set for that hearing. >>> four students were hurt in a crash outside brandywine high school this morning in wilmington. the collision happened on foulk road just after 7 o'clock. delaware state police say 17-year-old dr

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live at the scene with the full story, trish? >> reporter: well, walter demolition crews, have fenced off the property here and reid street is opened once again. it was closed earlier today. for the next few days crews will clear away what is left and sure up the structure next to the collapse. l and i tells us that building is vacant. officials are thankful this happened early in the morning and that more people were not injured. >> around 7:30 i heard a loud crack. almost the sound as if a tree was up rooting. >> reporter: then gregory cooper looked out of his grays ferry apartment window to see the house at 1401 south patton street collapse. >> i ran to the front of the building and asked if there was anybody in there. i heard a voice from the back of the house hollering help. >> reporter: police say that 39 year-old man who was on the third floor was the only person there, he was taken to the hospital, in stable condition, and treated for back pain. specially trained fire fighters rescued him from the pile of debris. >> squad

trish what's the latest? >> reporter: nydia we are told by police the two seven-year-old boys are battling critics injuries at temple university hospital. the rollover crash injured all people in the vehicle three critically. take a look at the mangled suv at the scene shortly after the crash. glass and debris covered the road on the boulevard near the broad street exit. just before 2:00 a.m. the driver of the vehicle lost control flipping the vehicle several times, that driver a man in his 50s was thrown from the vehicle. he is in critical condition at einstein. police say the 7-year-old would i was thrown from the vehicle and in critical conditionle. another 7-year-old boy was trapped inside the vehicle. he is in critical condition. a 4-year-old girl is in stable condition, three more adult passengers all suffered minor injuries. police did shut down the northbound lanes of boulevard while they investigated. all those lanes reopened at 7:00 a.m. police have not released what caused the crash our if -- or if

live there is trish hartman and trish what happened there last night? >> reporter: well, jim, the manager of that 7-eleven says this is the victim's first month on the job. police say he was shot in the leg and now they're looking for the shooter calling him an urban terrorist. police believe the suspect waited until the store on long lane was empty. the 31-year-old clerk was at the counter and his coworker was stocking the freezer. cops say when the man about 5-foot seven with a stocky build showed a handgun and demanded money, the clerk refused thinking it was a pellet gun. that's when police say the suspect fired and ran. >> in this particular case the victim is lucky he only got shot in the thigh. >> reporter: upper darby police chief michael chitwood is asking for the public's help as detectives are looking for the man he's calling an urban terrorist. >> they're urban terrorists because they put the fear into the victims that they're going to hold up, stick up, shoot. >> reporter: he also says there's an investigation to see if this suspect is conn

we are live from dilworth park, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> thanks, trish. >>> meanwhile a dance floor is packed in happy valley today aspen state students take part in the school's annual thon fundraiser. they have been going strong since yesterday and they will be out the there until tomorrow. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is right there as well and he joins us live now with updates, hi there chad. >> reporter: hi walter. when these dancers are done tomorrow they would have been on their feet with no sleep for 46 straight hours. you can see behind me there are performances on stage, the dancers are still moving around, i would say, inside the bryce jordan center, it is still electric, as they raise money for pediatric cancer. >> ♪ >> reporter: thon 2016 is near midway point, fatigue will be a faux, over remaining hours. >> the muscles and the arches in your feet, you but they tense up and your lower calves but other than that, i have pain in my lower back and hamstring. >> i'm not too tired yet. we have no idea how much longer we have to go though. >> i feel grea

over some guy with utah ties, trish. and but at the same time his party had lost control of the house for the first time in 40 years, and of the senate, after a brief period in the majority, and he was looking at a senate that would make even -- sisyphus blanch. i thought we'd begin with a very special panelist. there's a lot of people here no doubt from massachusetts where people fancy themselves great aficionados of politics, but there's another place in america where they put politics in your gene structure, and it's a place called louisiana. and a product of that amazing culture, her dad is on the very, very short list of the people who helped john kennedy carry louisiana in 1960, and of course she went on to become senator kennedy's beloved wife, et cetera, et cetera. so it's only natural i turn to somebody i love to hear talk about policy and politics, vicki kennedy. [applause] help us understand how the senator looked at the '94 election as he sifted through all the numbers. >> well, first of all, thank you so muc

. >>> "action news" reporter, trish hartman is live at southwest detectives, trish what is the latest? >> reporter: nydia, gray the driver of the car is a 52-year-old man from cheltenham. he will be arraigned and charged with aggravated assault and alluding a police officer and other crimes after he fled from a traffic stop dragging the officer. this started at 2:00 a.m. near the intersection of 61st and lancaster in the city's overbrook section. the 19th district officer spotted the driver driving without headlights. this was a strong smell of alcohol coming from inside the car. when the officer told the driver to turn the car off, the suspect put it into gear and accelerated. the officer was knocked to the ground and dragged a short dance before the car got away. the silver vehicle was spotted on city avenue heading toward the schuylkill expressway. the man crashed into another car on the exit ramp on city avenue on to lincoln drive. at that point the man fled on foot. he was found in a school year near kelly drive and ridge avenue and arrested. >> reporter: the police officer was n

trish regan will be there as well.rks a court order deadline for the state department to release all of hillary clinton's detainees. this on the eve of super tuesday. what about those e-mails. next. that will go ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. ♪ >> i am adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow is down about 54 points. the s&p 500 is also down. the dow is just about up 1%. some of the stocks winning today. hitting a new 52 week high. also, disney is up. seven tenths of a percent. giving you a discount. paying even more depending on when and where you go. $119 for an adult. stock losers today. a lot of energy stocks. chesapeake energy down. we will be right back after this. ♪ >> it has finally happened. the last batch of hi

trish regan, great to see you. >> good to see you, howie. any time. >> ahead, the media uproar over glor gloria stein hamm. first, chris matthews slimes ted kroourz. >>> in our media microscope, a major change in the new hampshire primary. major outlets in the three days before tuesday's prime airy. and donald trump very much sharing the spotlight with his rivals. here we see 6300 mentions for trump but more than 4500 for marco rubio who had all that buzz out of iowa. 2800 for bush, that's a step up. ted cruz with 2600 and john kasich, 1400. now look at wednesday through friday after the primary. trump is huge again, more than 8,000 media mentions. that's more than twice as much as any other candidate. cruz is next up with about 3200 media mentions. kasich rising to third place with over 3,000. lots of chatter after his second place showing in new hampshire. jeb is over here at 2700. and rubio after the disappointing showing in new hampshire, sinks to under 2500. the biggest changes in sent. look at this. positive in green, negative in red.

. >>> trish hartman is live atll. >> reporter: it is the last day of ice skating at the rothman ice rink. there's lots of kids and moms and dads skating. you won't see a lot of heavy jackets or hats. lots of sunglasses if they are wearing jackets they are unzipped. definitely taking advantage of the milder temperatures. let's take video of what's going on earlier. not just ice skating many people are taking pictures of the love statue in dillworth mark. temperatures are in the 60s, we found folks that are enjoying the taste of spring at the ice rink. >>> perfect we don't need winters jackets and halts. >> reporter: we have to go out to work and it's freezing cold out, we wear 15 jackets and three pairs of pants, we have to huddle for warmth. when it's nice out we go out and have fun. >> reporter: now the ice rink employees have to be out here with the other folks skating, snow or shine. enthough they are sad to say goodbye to the season. the ice rink is open until 8:00 p.m. tonight and then it closes for the season. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> at the big board and other ne

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trish hartman talked to the firefighters that rescued her and trish will have a live report at 4:30. >>> five firefighters went to the hospital after a hazmat situation in camden at 7th and federal. they did not say what caused the leak but four firefighters went to cooper hospital to get checked out. there is no word on how badly they were hurt. >>> embattled attorney general, kathleen kane, will not seek another term in office. >> at the end of my life i hope that history judges me well, but what is the time to tell. i hope more that god and my sons judge me well. they will be with the ones with me towards the end. >> she only made reference to the charges she is facing of leaking information to the grand jury to the media. brian taff joins us with more on kane's decision. good morning brian. >> reporter: may good afternoon rick this was by every measure an extraordinary day in pennsylvania politics. a milestone that many agree is head spinning but kathleen kane was unapologetic, she still has no law license and still faces criminal charges in montgomery county but she is talking a

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live at south detectives with the full story, trish? >> reporter: well, walter philadelphia a police are looking for three people, in connection with this shooting, police say they have tried to rob that cabdriver, shot him, and then got the away empty handed. police say it all started here at this luk oil at broad and wharton when three people flagged down a cab. thirty-eight year-old driver took them to 28th and tasker when the man in the front passenger seat pulled a gun and demanded money. the victim was shot in the arm but kept driving with the passengers in the car. this surveillance video from a local business shows the cab speeding down the street at 3:36 a a.m. he lost control here in the 2300 block of morris street, hitting several parked cars. >> i come out, and i see all of the debris in the street and i'm looking, down and i heard the people in the cab and they were trying to get out. >> reporter: donnie lives on this block and told police she saw a man and woman leave the cab and walk away. >> the girl, she was trying to h

>> trish yes the church opened its doors for parishioner and actually win this the monday about half an hour ago at 6:00. you can see right here. people are gathering. senior pastor here was here. he told me was so important because he said they have about 20 madison students that attend this church. but again, he says this is entire community that's grieving and healing tonight. also, how many shots were fired. >> >> well at this school, we have a school resource officer. that was in the cafeteria. where this shooting took place. minutes before the shooting took place. he left, the cafeteria. heard the shots fired. returned to the cafeteria. at that point, the shooter, which is james hancock. ran out of the building. juvenile counts but he said that could change tomorrow when the teen faces a judge for the very first time. >> reporting live tonight. in middletown. fox 19 now. >> thank you. and, the sheriff department did just con firm to me the attacks that we can positively identify 14 year old james hancock with his photo we are work on getting that together for you. we will bring