he actually admits that he and his cell mate weston kruger had gotten in a fight. he had told us that the fight was over a disrespect issue. he was trying to watch tv from his cell, which is a challenge because you can't always hear the television from your cell. and his cell mate was in the rear of the cell, shouting through the vents to someone else. a common way that inmates communicate. >> a pretty long dude. i told him once before, keep it down. still talks, still loud. look, bro, be quiet when i watch tv. that's when he said [ bleep ]. that's when i got off the desk and started laying in on him. the minute he did that, i drew the line and doesn't matter how big he is, how small he is, i just needed to draw that and get that off my chest to let him know this is what's up. and it's sad. we went off like 20, 30 seconds and then stopped, shook hands, there ain't no problems no more. from that point on, he was quiet when i was watching tv. >> the two men are moved to holding cells until authorities can find new housing assignments for them. >> we'll bring each of

half as much as the westons. medical costs are 50% lower, too, than in the states, and the collins are happy with their care. >> $20. that's all. >> the other day we went to see a cardiologist and it only cost us $30. the same visit in the states would be maybe $300. >> reporter: a bus ride costs 12 cents. lunch in a nice restaurant is about $2. >> salud. >> reporter: the collins admit they sometimes miss the people they left behind and try to visit as often as they can. >> we know that our family and friends can be reached within a day and then there is always skype. >> and facetime. >> and facetime. >> reporter: and three years in they can't imagine retiring anywhere else. >> this is our home. we love it here. we really do. >> reporter: kris jansing, nbc news. >>> coming up, a rare sight in cleveland today that had everyone talking and it wasn't lebron james. >>> tommy ramone, the founding drummer and last of the ramones has died. the band was thought to be the beginning of punk rock. they influenced a generati

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that struck the wrong tone with staff and musicians like weston, by his union's estimates the cuts are you include changes to health care, sick leave and pensions. he has little faith in the figures quoted by peter. >> he's been saying a lot different things in the press without giving much substantiation for them and the fact that we have been asking for clarification for months now with no response leaves us to be spectacle about what is really going on. >> reporter: there is skepticism, too, over the management's lavishing spending like this 169,000-dollar poppy field built for a recent production, critics say it's time for both sides to give way. >> this means perhaps some flexibility on union agreements, but also cuts in management salaries for senior management. they have to do it. and secondly, budgeting in a realistic way so that you bring down the annual budget, and you buildup the endowment. it's the only way to save the met. >> reporter: similar budget battles have forced other opera company to his close. but here at the met neither side appears willing to compromise. staff

. >> weston's daughter said the dog was outside sniffing the grass when the man shot her three times.er witnesses said the dog did nothing wrong. but the armed man told officers the pet attacked him and tried to by the him. so far no charges have been filed in the case. >> the national basketball league seems to be suffering with a bought with inertia and i will continue until labron james decides where they will play. james wade had already met with heat officials back on wednesday. he spoke to the cavalier, mavericks and rockets and lakers, he plans to talk with his family before making a decision. >> 6:46 a live preview of "g.m.a." up next. >> reporter: we have a nice tap on hand for most of the region. slight chance of showers in delaware and parts of south jersey. a reminder it's sunscreen season, make sure you lather up. we'll be back with the morning temperatures which are good and >> reporter: it's friday. >> it is. . free slurpee day, the sun is shining, what more could we be happy about? >> reporter: i could take a lobster right now. >> reporter: yeah, ben franklin bridge it

reporting live in weston, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> a nice day for the opening of the silver line. we have your complete guide to the silver line on wjla.com. also coming up tonight, how writers -- train riders from and to dulles fared. >> a great start to the work week. stephen standing by in the weather center. will we keep this going for the rest of the week you >> -- the rest of the week? >> if you thought today was nice, wait until the rest of the week gets here. right now, drive through the evening hours. temperatures will drop weekly under mainly clear skies. annapolis at and 82 degrees. 85 at reagan national. look to the left-hand side of your screen. that is the cooler, drier air beginning to make its way across the region. 73 in cumberland and winchester. the dew point levels are only in the 50's. they will continue to drop later tonight and the dry and comfortable feeling, we will have that tomorrow. a few showers off to the west in garrett county and southern pennsylvania. none of this will impact the immediate metro. the hourly forecast later this evening through the

it will run from wiehle weston east to largo town center in prince george's county. this new line will change how thousands of you commute around the area. especially getting to and from work. in some cases the silver line will save you time and money. news4's northern virginia reporter david culver rode along with one commuter this week to see how her trip will change. >> reporter: if only nadia's daily commute from d.c. to tyson was this easy. >> i made it. >> reporter: but nadia's trek to tyson from her home took more than an hour. her route brings her over the key bridge. she's used to seeing a lot of red. does this frustrate you or is it just part of what you're used to? >> i'm used to it. >> reporter: but that doesn't mean she's not eager for another way. >> the thing with the metro, you can kind of sit down and relax. driving you can't really do that. >> reporter: i joined her on her drive. at first all looked pretty smooth. >> might be lucky today. there's almost no traffic. >> reporter: but that quickly changed and we sat and sat. >> it gets frustrating when

. >> reporter: tyrone weston working nearby say the three jet skiers instantly responded to help. >> went over to his jet ski where he has steps in the back and held split until the rescue team came. >> he got her and held her up and kept her on the surface until we arrived. >> reporter: police say at the the spot where the would the man went in the waters are fast, deep, the current dangerous, and she was only seconds away from going under. >> i believe she was around 61 years old. i don't know how good a swimmer she is good that jet skier did not arrive when they did she may not ab live right now. >> reporter: taken to the police marine unit to be check out by medics, the victim police say is expected to to make a full recovery. >> an inning only her shoulder to day. >> reporter: an angel ride be a jet ski. the at penns landing, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia police need your help tonight as they tried to identified an armed robber caught on surveillance video and here is that tape. police say that this suspect robbed a 28 year-old woman at gunpoint. this ha

i talked to the police in weston moran who covered this case and asked them if they believe the young woman, and they absolutely did. yet the county attorney declined to press charges. he moved away eventually demand erech column at the time the headlines of which was dollar and up to a punishing a victim and i talked about the injustice even now, there were no charges. time passes, and i spoke to their young woman. some time past, 18 months or so. there was contacted prior grower and a southland she said to my go to school with the sports and he ripped me. ehrlich to his name and fun your column. abu drolen like to compare notes can you put us in touch. so that spoke volumes and tell me there was basis and that she could not be making it up. it just does not happen. is to uncanny nothing came of it. he was not prosecuted, but the years went by, and it was 15 years. i came in one morning and there was a message on my answering machine in my yard woman asking me to call her. i called her back and she said, i am the one you wrote about 15 years ago after was read to us cool and then car

weston with energy, new energy is an independent solar developer.utsche bank create aworking to renewable energy corridor between europe and north africa. joining us for more is kevin, the ceo. this sounds like a great idea. you link north africa with europe. where the problems in making that happen? >> good morning. thank you for having me. you are starting with a tough question. it is because it is a new idea. to change the energy system. it is so ingrained. we are trying to open a new energy corridor between north africa and europe. -- forle energy, not for renewable energy, not financial skills. >> let's talk in more detail. what is the potential here? >> we completely de-carbonized the european grid using a small piece of the sahara desert with existing technology at competitive prices. >> grid parity, this is competitive? >> it depends on how you define grid parity. we are competitive with offshore wind. we are asking the u.k. government for contracts for a 20% discount to offshore wind. we can deliver power to the u.k. cheaper than offshore w

passed as well, but there are many more people like sean and emily hanon who are two freelancers from weston, connecticut, who were looking for coverage previous to the affordable care act being passed. the best that they could do was $1,500 per month from the golden rule. when they heard about the affordable care act, they called up the connecticut exchange and they found a plan through connecticut care that was going to cost them $309 a month. this is a fairly young couple. a savings of nearly 80% compared to what they used to pay. that is the story that can be replicated millions of times over all across this country. we would be wise this week to restore this protection to women across this country so that they have access to affordable prescription birth control. that is just one part of a growing overwhelming array of both success stories and positive data about the implementation of the affordable care act, proving that the a.c.a. works. mr. president, i would yield the floor. and note the absence of a quorum, mr. president. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum

. >> there is no weston that jamie dimon can run the bank. now upres improving -3 to -1.30.reat abilities is to have the staff of bloomberg industries with us. allison williams does riddick, terrific, relative work, and she joins us now. you do not have the earnings in front of you. i'm sure you got a heads-up from mr. diamond at 3:00 a.m. this morning. citigroup, the first blushes of jpmorgan up. >> when the trading came in much better than they had forecast, that definitely raised expeditions, so city thought the down.training revenue i think people had better expectations coming into the report. >> one of the things is the ability of any company to cut their expenses. what is the elasticity or responsiveness of any given bank now.mebody saying cut 6% can a bank do that? depends on the opportunity and where your cost structure is. i think that was one of the more exciting things that people got from citigroup yesterday. it is something that people have been looking for for that story. there are two parts to it. we have the ongoing expenses and the second part of it is the

. >> and you like the weston hotel. >> this is a hotel built in 1925.is is where all the local people's grandmothers used to go to prom. it's been updated for the modern day. the rates there start about $169 a night. they also have a great program with new balance. if you don't feel like taking workout gear with you, they'll rent it to you. >> now a place in long beach, california. >> this is a small town vibe right in the shadow of los angeles. and it's fantastic for families. the place to stay there is the queen mary. it's a converted ocean liner. and a fun little factoid, this hotel is supposedly haunted. >> okay. all right. >> might think about that one. >> speaking of cruises or cruise liners, you've got a cruise you like. >> this is fantastic. this is an italian themed cruise ship. they have a cruise for $299 for seven days. if you divide that down, that's about $42 a night. it goes to the eastern caribbean to st. martin, san juan. >> thank you so much. good places to go. >>> coming up next, if you don't have time to make dinner tonight, we're coo