. >> william lee joins us now to talk more about the disconnect that we're seeing in the labor market. he's the head of north america economics at citi. thanks for joining us. there does seem to be this great disconnect, presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle promising they'll be able to create more jobs. the reality is many businesses, many small businesses, are not hiring traditional workers because they're hiring contract workers or temporary workers. is that what is really causing this dilemma we're seeing in the labor market and the anxiety among many workers? >> we have a dual economy, a disconnect between what's going on in the labor market, which is a lot of job creation, yet we have very she growth in gdp. economists call that productivity problem. it means that the workers who are getting jobs are not getting jobs that pay a middle-class wage, the living wage everyone's demanding. because their productivity's not up to it. i think one of the things that's a shame about this recovery is that the bulk of the jobs have been in the slower-wage sectors. retail, hospit

this morning, i was remembering when the late professor william lee miller, who was never a fan of what if's, talked about the time during the civil rights era when a student approached him and said, professor miller, what you think lincoln would have had to say about busing? bill miller looked at him and said, i believe mr. lincoln would have said, what is a bus? [laughter] nonetheless, dr. masur does it right and he has the credentials to support his hypotheses. he is the author of eight books, professor at rutgers, and elected member of the society of historians and the massachusetts historical society. he is the recipient of fellowships from the mellon foundation and the national endowment for humanities. he has earned the trustees award for faculty excellence from trinity, the john prize for excellence in teaching from harvard, and the outstanding teacher award from the city university of new york. he is very tall. [laughter] and three years ago, i was honored to present him with our annual abraham lincoln book award for his excellent "lincoln: 100 days." please welcome louis masur

william lee from citi.ppreciate it. >> let's send it over to seema mody for a quick alert. >> we're looking at the stock. down better than 20%. malkt says our first quarter results fall short of expectations largely due to lower than expected sales of products. now they're also citing weakness in europe. they say we have made management changes in the region and you're looking a the stock down about 20% after hours. kelly. >> thank you, see ma. stephanie, this is life sig sciences? >> yes. i'd like to get more detail on that. this is not a cheap stock and the expectations are kind of elevated so you can see why the reaction is what it snies down 20%. we'll continue to follow it. netflix fairs also plunging. is this major red flag for what had been a hot stock? that's coming up. plus ibm's martin sh rotor is here as it continues its transformation into a cloud and data analytics firm. stay tuned. g plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a m

let me read you a quote from william lee miller, which you have in your handout. he writes, "in an atmosphere soaked with hostility to indians, lincoln resisted it. in a time and place in which the great mass of common men in the west supported andrew jackson, lincoln supported henry clay. surrounded by democrats, lincoln became a whig. in a political party with a nativist undercurrent, lincoln rejected the prejudice. in a southern flavored setting soft on slavery, lincoln opposed it. in a white world with rain -- strong racial antipathies, lincoln was generous to blacks. in an environment indifferent to education, lincoln cared about it intensely. in a family active in church, lincoln abstained. when evangelical christianity permeated the western frontier, lincoln raised questions and give different answers than his neighbors. lincoln was skeptical about the common present -- prejudices of his own time. including the prevailing racial president says -- prejudices against second americans. he said those prejudices might or might not be well-founded. he never endor

talking about highways 4, interstates 80 and 580. 17th since november, which is why pitsburg activist william lee is so concerned about his safety and others. >> yes, i am. very much so. especially at night. it's pretty dangerous, just all on the freeway. tears a lot of road rage going on over here. >> that could have been the situation. >> reporter: again, chp does not know if last nigh's shooting was related to road rage. they haven't even found the shooter yet. they did issue a sig alert and shut down the westbound direction until around 1:00 this morning, so it could conduct an investigation, obviously, westbound highway 4 is reopened in time for the morning commute. reporting like, bob redem, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. new details on the search for a shooter. berkeley police releasing under surveillance video showing a man shooting at a homeless person. >> that shooting happened on kit ridge street last thursday about 3:30 in the morning. you see the man with the gun, walking through car wash on the corner there. following an argument. shots were fired at the complex. >> app

which is why pittsburg activist william lee is so concerned about his and other's safety. >> yes, i am, very much so. especially at night. it's pretty dangerous. just on the freeway. there is a lot of road rage going on over here that could have been the situation. >> reporter: again, chp has not yet determined whether this was the result of road rage. they haven't even found the shooter yet. they did issue a sig alert last night and shut down westbound highway 4 until around 1:00 this morning, so they can conduct their investigation. reporting live here in pittsburg, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. breaking news, a 6.1 strike struck about 2:00 our time. there are reports of minor injuries. no major damage has been reported so far from this particular aftershock. we have enough damage from before. this is after math from saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake t. death toll from that quake now stands at a 525 people. >>> the president, of course, has pledged, the u.s. will help the people who have been victimized by thater earthquake. >> they needed a lot of help th

bobby lee williams, aunt caroline, and a couple of people on my mum's block.t's a lot of people. >> would you say it's the majority of the town. >> water is the talk of the town. how to pay for it, how to keep it. thelma buys water by the jug. >> how often do you do this? >> twice a day. there are five gallon bottles. those are the ones... >> i can see your car is filled with them. >> yes. >> you are doing this, every day, twice a day, so not only are you suffering by not having the water, you are forced to have a serious workout. >> yes. >> it's not just the welling that have gone dry, we drove out to the reservoir, and were stunned by what we saw, and what we didn't see. >> it's amazing this used to be a launch. everything that you look at that is its brown that used to be blue. it was covered with water. people tell me they should come to swim. it's amazing, this is a way in which the small town is changed by the drought. people hang out here, and it tried up four years ago. >> in nearby town, we spot a farmer herding his coys. he tells us he had 60 more co

breaking news out of prince william and unfortunately all lanes now 15 closed north of lee highway for crash investigation and to get around that old carolina road, jefferson street and hey market is best bet and we forward maps to look in prince george county right now. inbound traffic looking nice. quiet conditions brandy twine beltway. delays to green belt on metro green line. problem outside branch avenue. watch for that. other lines now on time. that's traffic back to you. >>> coming up at 5:30 a deadly night on roads in the district. a car plowing ton a bike path. what may have led to the tragedy next. >> plus d.c. mayor bowser weighs in on concerns over illegal dirt bikers and push to hold them accountable. time 5:27 back in a moment. make today smile with 6 dunkin' donuts for $3.99, powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $3.99 today. america runs on dunkin'. >> this is "fox5 news morning". >> and good wednesday morning to you all i

lee. well, prince william and kate spent their second full day in the himalayan nation of bhutan by hiking up the famous tigers' next monastery. the royals climbed up the winding path to the 17th century monastery which is nestled 10,000 feet above sea level on a cliff. at times, the couple even held hands. how romantic. but they admitted they missed their two children. this is the first time the duke and duchess have gone on a trip without prince george and princess charlotte. >> of course, we're looking forward to seeing them but they're in good hands. >> i bet. >> they miss them. the royals will attend a reception later today but the most anticipated stop on the trip is the visit to the majestic taj mahal. prince william's mother was famously photographed outside of it back in 1992. >>> mom and dad just need a little away time. that's all. great. >> we all understand that. >> absolutely. coming up, a cap and gown controversy. to purple is actually causing a stir in one community. >> plus, women declared a woman -- a woman declared dead by the government. we're going to tell you about th

william fox founded the fox film corpse, the precursor to 20th century fox studios in fort lee new jersey. fox and other big names in the arts, sports, political and business world were inducted into the new jersey hall of fame. box's laura ingle is in asbury park with more. >> this is jersey, baby. >> reporter: a night of celebration for all who were inducted into the new jersey hall of fame class of 2015. >> we've expanded new jersey to the world. >> reporter: the hall of fame honors those who fail from the garden state for their contributions to society and yes, the world. one example is that of william fox, our company's founder, who started the fox film corporation in fort lee new jersey back in 1915, which was the precursor of the 20th century fox studios. >> both my sister and i have been very much a part of trying to keep the knowledge of who william fox really was the forgotten mogul and for new jersey to have done this when the first studio was originally here is a tremendous honor. >> reporter: super star and three time olympic gold metalist says being honored by the state she

>> so joining thus morning, we have university of pennsylvania freshman, nancy, also shelly lee park williamsrican foundation for suicide prevention. good morning to you both. thank you. >> let's start with you. >> yes. >> what's going on here? now, there are suicides at every school in america, no question about it, universities across the country. but that is a lot. ten in three years, at penn? >> well, suicide is not just university of penn issue. it is a youth issue. so every 13 minute someone dice by suicide. >> and -- >> say that again. >> every 13 minutes someone dice by suicide. >> is there common denominate or among those? >> usually it is because some underlying mental health issue it, may be the fact of, you know, some stresses, that they're having. >> do you think it has anything to do with going to a school? >> no, not necessarily, like i said. >> but for some college student, i know you have a facebook post about this in detail, you talk about the ten -- >> i think there is this sort of pressure on penn state student because of the hyper competitive culture, a lot of like high p

lee doubtry took part in the question and answer question at williams tell. cm thee. faith leaders in the city were on hand to learn more about the convention and the upcoming elections. >>> the democratic candidates for senate in pennsylvania debated for the last time today before tuesday's primary. six abc hosted this debate among all four candidates hoping to challenge republican pat toomey in the fall. you can watch this senate debate in its entirety this sunday, tune in at 11:00 o'clock right here on six abc. >>> stay with "action news" for complete primary election coverage both tuesday beal have representatives from the league of women voters here to answer any questions you may have, you can call the number on the screen from 7:00 in the morning when polls opened until they close at 8:00 p.m. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, more than a million cars are being recalled tonight, plus we are following the latest on prince's death, what investigators released today about how he was found. >>> and eight people were found murdered today in ohio. tonight s

william shakespeare's death. and here is what's new for your weekend: kevin costner, and tommy lee jones are in theaters with a skiifyler "criminal." the 2016 n.b.a. play-offs begin on saturday. >> i know what it takes to be the best player in the league. >> i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. >> rose: the magnetic zeros are playing sunday at the coachella music festival. that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thanks for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with politics and talk to major garrett of cbs news. >> and it's a dilemma, charlie, built atop an existential crisis which is what is the republican party now, what are its foundational issues, what are its tactile approaches to winning on those issues, not just in the voting booth, but in a legislative context and winning back the presidency. all three of those things have been flowing through this conversation and unresolved for years and the donald trump phenomenon is a manifestation of that. >> rose: we continue with karen elliott

william shakespeare's death. and here is what's new for your weekend: kevin costner, and tommy lee jones are in theaters with a skiifyler "criminal." the 2016 n.b.a. play-offs begin on saturday. >> i know what it takes to be the best player in the league. >> i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. >> rose: the magnetic zeros are playing sunday at the coachella music festival. that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thanks for watching. i'm charlie rose. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. funding for arthur is provided by: when you encourage your children to learn, wonderful things can happen. abcmouse.com early learning academy-- proud sponsor of pbs kids and arthur. contributions to your pbs station from: ♪ every day, when you're walking down the street ♪ ♪ everybody that you meet has an original point of view ♪ (laughing) ♪ and i say, hey hey! ♪ what a wonderful kind of day ♪ if we could learn to work and play ♪ ♪ and get along with each other ♪ ♪ you got to listen to your heart, listen to the beat ♪

williams. where do you want to start? let me start with the question i asked lee carter, and eboni start with you on this, does the corey lewandowskis by the prosecutors do anything? is it something people will somehow think, give a pass to the trump organization on? >> well, i would say this, tom, i think it's helpful. it validates to a certain extent trump saying this is a witch-hunt, this is all wrong. no facts here, corey did nothing wrong. some of us in the legal community felt that was risky, you never know what a prosecutor is going to do. the prosecutor saying we're declining to move forward with the prosecution does validate trump's position, we will see the political impact of that. certainly, if it does anything, it helps him. tom: chris, what kind of feedback are you getting on your show from the whole business? >> puts out a fire they needed to put out. it was a sideshow all along. michelle fields may still have more to say about this as we go forward, but the fact there's going to be no trial, no jury, no circus no call to put cameras in the courtroom. we can forget about, and that's good. tom: we're not going to have

william fox founded the fox film corporation, the precursor of 20th century fox studios in fort lee new jersey a century ago.fox and other big names in the arts, sports, politics and business were inducted into the new jersey hall of fame. laura ingle was there joins us with highlights. >> there were lots of jersey girls and boys to cheer on the latest inductees, even new jersey native and comedian joe piscopo was there to serve as emcee which offered plenty of jersey centric laughs for the night. the night was made tocelebrate those who hail from the garden state for their contribution to society and the world. soccer superstar and three-time olympic gold medalist kristi lamp own was honored along with former daily show host jon stewart and retired yankee derek jeter. one of the big highlights of the night waswatching family members of our company founder william fox pick up the honor. his great-granddaughter faith has helped to history of fox films alive. >> we are extremely honored . both my sister and i have been very much a part of trying to keep the knowledge of who williamfox rea

lee, ktvu fox 2. >>> a man accused in the killing of eight-year-old girl is doing it in. testimony finished with defendant, darnell williams taking the witness stand. she testified she drove her brother to the dice game where a man was shot and killed she said her seven-year-old son witnessed the shooting and was hit by the fragment of a bullet. she admitted to telling her son not to mention anything he sought to police. in a separate incident, williams is also accused of firing shots through the home in retaliation for a gang killing. the shots killed eight-year-old, alicia carradine and injured two other children in the grandmother. closing arguments start next week. >>> east bay prosecutors have charged a minister with 23 counts of child molestation. fernando maldon auto is accused of sexually abusing a teenage girl from 2012 through 2015. the girl is now 17. investigators say she first reported the allegations to martinez police last week authorities say maldon auto worked at morello avenue baptist church in martinez and at grace bible church in pleasant hill where he met the alleged victim. he is currently in jail on

williams. >> i'm shannon sohn. we're in for another round of snow. >> a mix of rain and snow and call it a spring slushy. meteorologist lee goldberg tracking it all. >> you can feel how cold it is out here. gates here with some breaks. the temperatures are at 46 degrees, feeling like the upper 30s. i will not be surprised to see them extend about 100 county, warren county or mercer with the accumulating snow. we have had a couple of ice pellets mixed in. by dawn tomorrow it shouldn't be doing much in the area. just some rain in southern new jersey that will allow those temperatures to warm a little bit. and from late morning into early evening. depends on where that band is as they will determine where that accumulating snow is and where they have been to the

lee! >> he is amazing. >> congrats for winning number 70. now they're on the road to memphis. >> nice work out there. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's the "wendy williamsw." >> with all due respect, my girls have always turned out. i give it to you straight. now, here's wendy! >> wendy: ta-da! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: thanks for watching. say hello to my co-host, my

william: regresamos a "despierta amÉrica", miren nada mÁs cÓmo este joven con una sola mano, lee un libror, ¿a quÉ familia pertenece? pedro: la gente no sabe, el guacamayo es el miembro mÁs grande de la familia de las cotorras, puede aprender hablar igual, pero es el miembro mÁs grande, la especie mÁs grande cuando abre las alas tiene una envergadura de hasta cuatro pies, es grande. alejandro: no podemos tener como mascota en casita? pedro: se puede tener y mucha gente lo tiene como mascota, pero lo que le digo a la gente primero es buscar dÓnde van a comprar el guacamayo, porque los problemas que ellos estÁn enfrentando es el trÁfico ilegal de mascotas, mucha gente los captura y se los vende a la gente, y tambiÉn la deforestaciÓn, pero el trÁfico ilegal es uno de los problemas, asÍ que buscan un lugar que en realidad tenga crÍa de guacamayos, y tambiÉn estén seguros de que nos quieran tener, porque pueden vivir hasta 60 aÑos, asÍ se van a someter a una relaciÓn de largo tiempo. alejandro: un matrimonio para toda la vida. pedro: y forman relaciÓn con su dueÑo, forman un vÍnculo con esa pe

william penn foundation which we will focus on parks, waterfront public spaces, and i am proving access to them from nearby neighborhoods. >> wow, can't wait. guess what? we have our 500,000 rider right here. jenny leere you doing? >> good. >> do you like it? >> amazing bike, i love it, very easy, i can take my kids, ride anywhere i want to go. >> this is what we will do, me and jenny, 500,000 rider, ride off not into the sunset, into the sun. alex, mike, back to you guys in the studio. >> i will tell you this. you know, he's -- i think there is only one bike in that whole rack. >> they're used. look at that. >> people using them to go to work. >> yes, it is so convenient. you drop it off all over town. >> and now the weather getting nicer, so why not? >> listen to me, i've never used it. >> good day, it is thursday, april the, what is it, the 14th. april the 14th, 2016. here we go. >> live from the fox 29 studio. this is "good day philadelphia". >> celebrating 20 years. >> new details the zika virus scar years than experts originally thought. the warning pregnant women need to know about right now. >> having trouble sleeping are you? forget the warm milk and cookies, the one thing you should be eat