they say winkler demanded one of them hanover all of the cash in his pocket. winkler now tied to robbery, theft, harrassment, a 16 year veteran of the department. >> a man is charged with murdering his wife with a crossbow in northeast philadelphia. the couple married just nine days. forty year old paul confess today killing 42 year old pamela night hunks lineer sunday night, 3100 block. willits road. they say he shot her in the chest with a crossbow and the victim died at the hospital. both have two children each, but all were away at the time. >> this morning folcroft police officer chris door man is at home after getting hero welcome at his hometown firehouse. (applause). >> check out that huge rounds of applause, as he left pen presbyterian medical center, among the people who greeted him philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett. you remember he too was shot on the job, hit three times in a ambush attack in january. as for officer dorman, he's thankful for the support. >> i would like to say thank you for everybody for being therefore me and my family an

officer michael winkler was arrested friday by the bristol township police department. they say on may fifth while winkler was on duty he took an unmarked city vehicle and met some men he hired to work on his property. investigators say winkler then demanded one of them give him all the money in his pockets. he's accused of taking $38 and is charged with robbery, commissioner ross has suspended winkler with the intent to dismiss. >>> in delaware, police are looking for a car like this with a license plate number on your screen. new castle county police say it was carjacked early this morning from the barrett run apartment complex. the victim told police that he was taking some stuff out of his car when a man forced him into the car at gun point. he was then forced to drive around to a number of atm's withdraw cash. if you know anything give new castle county police a call. n northeast philadelphia, police are looking for two men who robbed an exxon staying. it happened about 6:30 this morning on the 5200 block of torresdale avenue. police say the pair got away with more

authorities say winkler took about $38. he's been suspended with intent to dismiss. >>> we know where the juvenile lifers released will go when they walk out of prison.ç this community center on 8th street will become the first official halfway house. they'll live in the house for six month to a year. >> one of the things that makes this so challenging, philadelphia has 300 juvenile lifers. right? mow many get out, what the time frame is, nobody knows. we'll start with one and then we'll go from there. >> the first juvenile lifers could get out by fall. the releases are the result of supreme court action in january that juveniles cannot be sentenced to life without parole and that rule must be plied retroactively. >>> 5:35. the republican-led house committee investigating the 2012 benghazi tragedy will issue its final report. the company's probe into responsibility for those deaths required testimony from hillary clinton who was secretary of state at the time. the democrats on the committee released a report yesterday call

money in his pockets and winkler took about 38 bucks. he's been suspended from the force with the intend to dismiss. >>> depending on what day you're out on the vine street expressway it can be a night wear. connects to the i-95 to the schuylkill expressway and it's created a negative effect for flaunds around it. the city will help re-establish a connection and they will work with design experts and penndot to possibly redesign that road. >>> meanwhile in harrisburg, pennsylvania house republicans have put together their own state budgets. it would partially paid for by higher taxes on tobacco products. the $31.5 billion proposal also includes revenue from legislation that allows online casino style gambling in the state. it's not clear if governor tom wolf, top democrats or senate republicans will support the plan. the new fiscal year begins midnight thursday. that's just three days and six hours away. >>> applications are available right now for atlantic city's summer youth employment program. there are 60 spots available. students ca

bristol township police arrested officer michael winkler.investigators say he hired two contractors to do work at one of his properties and lured them there by promising them additional money. instead, police say winkler demanded one of them give him all the money in his pockets. he's been suspended with intent to dismiss. >>> a philadelphia man arrested for killing his girlfriend with a crossbow is now facing murder charges. the suspect is 40-year-old paul kuzan. police found the victim bleeding heavily in her neighbor's doorway where she went for help in northeast philadelphia sunday night. she later died at the hospital. police tell us the man had a history of domestic violence. >>> new information about a proposed hike in new jersey's gas tax. overnight, the state assembly passed a bill to raise the gas tax for 23 cents a gallon. the extra money would go to the transportation trust fun for road and bridge projects. the measure also clowes cutting the state's sales tax from 7% to 6%. governor chris christie supports the bill which now goe

bristol township police arrested officer michael winkler on friday. say the 36-year-old robbed two men he had hired to do work at one of his properties. they add the 16 year veteran of the force was on duty during the incident back on may fifth. commissioner richard ross suspended winkler with the intent to dismiss. >> it's 5:57. breaking overnight efforts to stop a riding new jersey gas tax are running on fumes we'll tell was a state budget plan to mean at the pump. >> if you drive a volkswagen the company could owe you thousands of dollars nearly enough to buy a new car. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday june 28th. we're following some breaking news. >> new jersey lawmakers vote to hike the state's gas tax. it will rise by almost a quarter per gallon. we are live with the story. >> a roof caves in during the downpour overnight sending several people including a child racing out to t

winkler not there yet?ll, you don't have to be a genius to do this work, carl. you have tlois ehave to listen. and nobody heard of this kid rob are bin williams, and i brought him on as a guest, and after the show, i had henry winkler and scott bay e oy owe -- baio, and introduced robin williams and even stood up, and that is when i immediate ly started to creat something. >> you are a giant when you put robin williams on the map, and when a network like cbs in this crowded field decides to revamp one of your original concepts in the "odd couple" and good ideas don't go out of style. >> timeless, indeed. that is the sort of the mind that we really need to hear from in a time like this where so many thing, and basic ideas of the entertainment, and the television are up in the air. >> i take it that the conversation never jumped the shark? >> well, we did ask about "jump the shark" because we know it is now a euphemism or maybe not, but plain failure, and he said, it is not the best episode they had ever done

we want to bring in match winkler.ene thing -- been looking at markets which should be pricing and the economic argument. and you say markets are saying there will be a brexit? krishna: replete -- matt: markets, as you are probably aware, they are apt to change. they are sensitive to uncertainly. and the way to interpret markets right now is that on a short-term basis, markets have great anxiety about this event next week. andyou look at the markets what it tells us for months to come all the way up to one year from now, they are saying very little is going to happen. vonnie: so what indicators are you looking at? because volatility indicators -- matt: we look at the currency, the pound. vonnie: there is a lot of bearishness with the pound. that the market thinks it will weaken? matt: no, it means the opposite. basis, there is a great deal of volatility for the pound but on a one-year aces, the gap is about as wide as it gets. when you see that kind of divergence from what the market in the short-term they are hedging

authorities say winkler took about $38. he's been suspended from the force with the intent to dismiss. >>> we have an nbc 10 first alert traffic warning for people who use the walt whitman bridge. the bridge will close to traffic for 20-minute intervals between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 in the morning from tonight until thursday. starting at 9:00 p.m. on closure night, bridge traffic will be reduced to two lanes in each direction. the closures will allow crews to install a temporary roadway shield around the bridge's new jersey tower. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, what a great weekend we had and also lots of sunshine today but we have this line of showers that's moving down from the northwest, but the heaviest stuff is up in the lehigh valley, and that is the area where it's likely to continue to be the heaviest. you can see in the last hour coming right into allentown itself. we showed you just a few minutes ago the leading edge of the heavy rai

winkler was arrested last friday.ran of the force was reportedly on duty during the incident and has been suspended with the intent to dismiss. >> from our delaware news room now authorities are searching for vehicles stolen during a carjacking in newark. a 29-year-old man was removing items from his blue ford fusion similar to this one on the 15 early this morning at the barrett run apartments. police say an armed man forced the victim into the car and ordered him to drive to various atm's. the owner was forced to get out on old baltimore pike and the suspect took off with the vehicle. anyone with information should contact new castle county police. >>> meantime police in wilmington trying to figure out who shot a teenager overnight and why. gunfire erupted around 11:30 at 27th and moore streets. police say the bullet hit the 15-year-old in the arm. he is listed in stable condition at an area hospital and the investigation is ongoing. >> an early morning fire left behind a lot of damage at a junkyard in southwest phi

adam winkler researches gun laws at u.c.l.a. >> well, it seems so easy to get firearms because it isy to get firearms. we have a right to bear arms in this country and that means you have a right not only to have a gun but a right to purchase one if you want to have one, too. >> reporter: virginia is one of 41 states with no waiting period beyond the background check. four states and washington, d.c. impose a waiting period on all firearms. minnesota requires a week-long wait for handguns and assault weapons. four other states, including florida, have a waiting period for handguns. >> our patchwork quilt of gun laws is destined to be ineffective. >> reporter: larry pratt of gun owners of america wants fewer laws. >> we need to make it so the good guys are able to act immediately when a bad guy strikes. to have to call police and wait five minute, 10 minutes, is to wait to die. >> reporter: the gun we legally purchased was transferred to a federally licensed firearm dealer and weapons instructor, according to virginia law. scott, the gun was only in our position for a couple of hours.

this past week then near times ran an opinion piece by ucla law professor at am winkler the professor noted that the nra has raised people n objections to the feinsteinased amendment including the attorney general can be based only on and suspicion in to sue the department but only after the right is denied the professor winkler wrote we should take the nra criticism seriously and also roche if the attorney general believes a suspected terrorist should be added to the list they should have to go to court first and offer evidence. of only after concluding the attorney general has probable cause should the court to approve the denial of a suspect's right the aclu also opposes theso feinstein amendment on civil bae liberties supporters of this amendment would not prohibit a person in this database from exercising the first pro and rights or the right to vote or the ability to have an abortion with the same when absence of due process. ter the fbi takes action now when a person in a terrorist to database tries to purchase a gun the senator from connecticut requires universal background ch

mark: matt winkler. 5:00 in london. three: 42 on bloomberg markets. u.k.he party gets a hostile reception. the war of words is next. >> i know that virtually none of you have ever done a pro proper job in your life. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg. i'm vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. this is your global business report. vonnie: a reception for the leader of the u.k. independence party. thel farage is booed at european parliament, but he has choice words of his own. a chinesehing out to billionaire as it tries to capitalize on increasing interest in interest in the world's most populous nation. economists believe slow growth may have begun. there is disagreement on the cause. we look at the different theories. harsh words in the european parliament. european commission president jean-claude juncker accused nigel farage of lying during the brexit campaign. >> you lied. you did not tell the truth. you fabricated reality. enjoyed debating and sparring with you. i think we share the same sense of humor. you used to have a sense of humor, i still do.

joining us now is matthew winkler, bloomberg editor in chief emeritus. piece out today explaining the importance of california in terms of the overall u.s. economy. is that why hillary clinton has been there for the last week? it seems like she has it tied up. matthew: california is without question the most important state in the country. it is the seventh largest country in the world as measured by gdp. that gives you an idea of its scope. anyone who is going to do well in the presidential contest has to think about california. she has pretty much got it locked up as the presumptive nominee. it's a democratic state. the governor, who is a four-time governor and the longest-serving governor, brown has endorsed her. as goes california will probably go the election. vonnie: it is pretty well-known known that the dnc does not intend to spend much money, yet bernie sanders is also taking his show on the road there. he wants a lot of attention in california. matthew: not necessarily a bad thing. it's a democratic state as i said. whether sanders pulls and up

allow professor named adam winkler is calling for the federal government to establish a secret courtcould revoke gun ownership rights from suspects who isn't similar to no-fly list which are also horrible. here to react his doctor ron paul former texas commerce man and presence of candidate and host of the ron paul liberty report. dr. paul did you have the chance to scan this article? >> i did and you sounded a little bit outrage. i am more so outraged but not too surprised. this is what has been happening for the past 15 years. it's back to this whole idea of the misinterpretation of the 2nd amendment. they think the militia have rights and therefore its collective and the amendment is so clear. this whole idea that you can have a secret court take away this right is insane. i heard somebody in tv the other day and they said well the fbi is overloaded. they have so many cases. what we need to do is if you get a call and the fbi gets a call and says and says so-and-so looks suspicious and he can investigate it just put them on the list. that's their attitude. they run it down later.

congress to secretly suspend second amendment rights in the wake of the orlando shooting adam winkl winklerredites this, although that denies the person on the list to rebut the attorney general's evidence we do the same thing every day. wiretaps for criminal suspects. a second grader facing expulsion from school over a water pistol and a newer of gun. the 7-year-old put the toy in his backpack. he was suspended for 10 days. the school is threatening to punish him any more. >> he made a mistake. he doesn't understand what he is doing. he don't need to understand what's really going on and why he can't bring his toy guns to school. >> that boy's mother hired a lawyer to fight the expulsion. >> should this government help raise your kids? top officials say parents could use the help. they suggest the government provide parenting lessons on how to talk about sex and eat a healthy diet. >> if you have been running on little sleep for days and you are reaching for the cup of joe you may want to think again. >> large black coffee. >> a what? >> you mean a vestie? >> no, i mean a large. >> scientists

matt winkler, looking at volatility, judging the risky currency so far this year, and we can bring uprt on the bloomberg. dan doubt, absolute return, absolute move in implied volatility. pound, the pound, the pound, the pound -- what does it tell you? >> it is telling you that the pound right now is riskier than the russian ruble, riskier than south africa, then brazil, then everything because markets do not like uncertainty. right now, a week before this vote, there is a lot of uncertainty. >> in the near term, this uncertainty -- and this is your point because the second chart i want to get to, one month implied volatility versus one year implied volatility. the one-month, of course, captured the big event risk, and that is the blue line. the white line is one year volatility. one year volatility has picked up, but compared to one month, there is a huge spread right there. what is it telling you? >> uncertainty versus certainty. one year, they are certain things will be just fine. there is no turbulence in the months ahead. you cannot have both at the same time, which means the mark

matt winkler has written a nice view piece for bloomberg in which he looks at the polling and he looks at the market. he is saying will the u.k. vote against europe? markets vote no. should we believe the markets? david: certainly best case remains. thinking 65% to 45%. landslide.s a in a referendum, that is a landslide. medical it will be interesting to see what will be the indication of the remain campaign and what is close enough for him to still be questioned over this issue. for there to be massive risks in the conservative party. i don't know the exact number. i know when they started out they were hoping to get 60% and then it would be victory in terms of referendum, especially in this country. we have had some of the undecideds move toward brexit. that is what some of the polls have shown. there is a check of people that have not made up their mind -- there is a chunk of people that have not made up their mind. vote undecideds will remain in the last moment. matt: i have a chart of it here and we have $35 billion that the 35nd will drop to one dollar -- $1.35 or less. falling t

[calling names] >> testifier: my name is ian winkler and other than the district 6 resident like most when he is mean my boyfriend were content to just kind of party or the world burns until friday and got a notice from our landlord saying that they're trying to do back to reduction of him and put in an electronic key card system are 46 unit building. ostensibly, to try to do more interview be stuff i want to remind you guys that you are the only line between the millionaires and billionaires and us. you don't stand up for us, nobody else will. this is those to be a democracy. never got involved before. but now i feel committed to be a people for progressive politics. i stood in line for five hours on monday to go see bernie sanders. i volunteered for jane kim for two years on tuesday. this morning i'm here and this evening i'm been a volunteer for bernie sanders again. we are scared of orlando. if you give them an inch of they come out. of those out on the street. we live in the only department in san francisco that we can afford. i ask you to remember the average people when you mak

this comes to us from that winkler. this is the implied volatility in one month and 12 months. the blue line is 12 months, the white line -- one month, the white line is 12 months. that seems to imply that investors are freaked out one month from now but much more stable 12 months away. jeff: the short-term change which is more fed by traders, is much greater volatility. longer-term, i think there will be much more stability. scarlet: are the comparisons unfairly difficult? 2015 saw a lot of big takeovers royal dutch shell, bge. was 2015 an anomaly and how big it was and 2016 is more of a return to normal volume? % thisjeff: it is not like all the really big deals have died. it is just that we have gotten away from that 18-month run from 2014 until the end of last year where we had $50 billion deals happening every week. alix: what part of that is due to currency? frank: that certainly affect cross-border deals. i don't take it affects u.s. domestic deals. there are other factors affecting u.s. domestic transactions. scarlet: with the pound falling in value this week, that mean

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there is a wonderful book by adam winkler that goes through this. i recommend it. adam was a client on a brief that we filed in the supreme court and the mcdonald case. i think we have a nuanced view of this, saying the constitution 1000% protects any gun right you want without any regulation -- that is wrong. saying there is zero constitutional interest in some way of having a gun to defend in that context of the south of having southern militias who were not going to protect newly freed slaves who want to protect themselves and their family and their property, that is in the constitution as history. i think it is best if we can have a conversation, but absolutely the constitution allows for sensible gun restrictions and gun regulations. i think the supreme court, even friendly with antonin scalia on it, would've held regulations. host: we talked about domestic abusers and having their ability to own guns themselves. guest: it was the first time justice thomas asked a question in 10 years, so it's clearly something important. that's a very interesting conversation

[calling names] >> testifier: my name is ian winkler and other than the district 6 resident like most when he is mean my boyfriend were content to just kind of party or the world burns until friday and got a notice from our landlord saying that they're trying to do back to reduction of him and put in an electronic key card system are 46 unit building. ostensibly, to try to do more interview be stuff i want to remind you guys that you are the only line between the millionaires and billionaires and us. you don't stand up for us, nobody else will. this is those to be a democracy. never got involved before. but now i feel committed to be a people for progressive politics. i stood in line for five hours on monday to go see bernie sanders. i volunteered for jane kim for two years on tuesday. this morning i'm here and this evening i'm been a volunteer for bernie sanders again. we are scared of orlando. if you give them an inch of they come out. of those out on the street. we live in the only department in san francisco that we can afford. i ask you to remember the average people when you mak

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he talks about back in the day "happy days" didn't get a 45 share, winkler would come in and say we're doing well. >> certain times so good interviewed him. there are certain titans that come over and there are people who just command respect. and this is a man who commands respect. great interview. really fabulous. >> amazing. my favorite line from him is we asked when is the ideal time to pitch your pilot to an exec. he says there's a window of about two or three days where all the executives hate everything they've got and that's when you call with your offer. they got no other choices. >> well, we could learn from the great. this is a fabulous series. my wife loved brian grazer. >> fun to do. of course you can find our new series binge streaming on youtube, hulu, apple tv or at cnbc.com/binge. when we come back, we will get stop trading with jim, dow's down 126. s&p back below 2,100. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a netw

[calling names] >> testifier: my name is ian winkler and other than the district 6 resident like most when he is mean my boyfriend were content to just kind of party or the world burns until friday and got a notice from our landlord saying that they're trying to do back to reduction of him and put in an electronic key card system are 46 unit building. ostensibly, to try to do more interview be stuff i want to remind you guys that you are the only line between the millionaires and billionaires and us. you don't stand up for us, nobody else will. this is those to be a democracy. never got involved before. but now i feel committed to be a people for progressive politics. i stood in line for five hours on monday to go see bernie sanders. i volunteered for jane kim for two years on tuesday. this morning i'm here and this evening i'm been a volunteer for bernie sanders again. we are scared of orlando. if you give them an inch of they come out. of those out on the street. we live in the only department in san francisco that we can afford. i ask you to remember the average people when you mak

matt winkler joins us now to discuss grexit. i suggest everyone read your article. before whether to leave the european union, public preferences to call. the markets are finding a little bit of a different view. the expectation of the u.k. will remain. markets pull in different directions. superiorend to be indicators. the riskiest currency so ,ar, we can bring up the chart absolute return an absolute moves in volatility. what does the pound tell you? >> the pound is riskier than the ruble and the south african rand and brazil. it is riskier than everything and that is because markets do not like uncertainty. now,k for the vote right there is a lot of uncertainty. jonathan: the second chart i want to get to is the pound against the dollar, one month applied volatility versus one year of wide volatility. one year captures the big event, the referendum tom of the blue line. the white line is one year volatility. it has picked up the compared to one month, there is a huge spread. >> uncertainty versus certainty. one year, they are certain things will be fine and there

[calling names] >> testifier: my name is ian winkler and other than the district 6 resident like most when he is mean my boyfriend were content to just kind of party or the world burns until friday and got a notice from our landlord saying that they're trying to do back to reduction of him and put in an electronic key card system are 46 unit building. ostensibly, to try to do more interview be stuff i want to remind you guys that you are the only line between the millionaires and billionaires and us. you don't stand up for us, nobody else will. this is those to be a democracy. never got involved before. but now i feel committed to be a people for progressive politics. i stood in line for five hours on monday to go see bernie sanders. i volunteered for jane kim for two years on tuesday. this morning i'm here and this evening i'm been a volunteer for bernie sanders again. we are scared of orlando. if you give them an inch of they come out. of those out on the street. we live in the only department in san francisco that we can afford. i ask you to remember the average people when you mak

there is a wonderful book by adam winkler that goes through this. i recommend it.was a client on a brief that we filed in the supreme court and the mcdonald case. i think we have a nuanced view of this, saying the constitution 1000% protects any gun right you want without any regulation -- that is wrong. saying there is zero constitutional interest in some way of having a gun to defend in that context of the south of having southern militias who were not going to protect newly freed slaves who want to protect themselves and their family and their property, that is in the constitution as history. i think it is best if we can have a conversation, but absolutely the constitution allows for sensible gun restrictions and gun regulations. i think the supreme court, even friendly with antonin scalia on it, would've held regulations. host: we talked about domestic abusers and having their ability to own guns themselves. guest: it was the first time justice thomas asked a question in 10 years, so it's clearly something important. that's a very interesting conversation for j

winkler noted that the national rifle association has raised objections to the feinstein amendment, including that the attorney general can place people on the list based only on suspicion. and a prospective purchaser can sue the department in court, but only after their right is denied. but unlike many other gun control supporters, professor winkler wrote -- quote -- "we should take the n.r.a.'s criticism seriously." he also wrote -- quote -- "if the attorney general believes a suspected terrorist should be added to the list, she should have to go to court first and offer up evidence. continuing to quote, only after concluding that the attorney general has probable cause should the court approve the denial of a suspect's right to own a gun." the aclu also opposes the feinstein amendment on civil liberties grounds. supporters of this amendment would not prohibit a person in this data base from exercising their first amendment rights or the right to vote or the ability to have an abortion, with the same absence of due process. the f.b.i. takes action now when a persons in a terrorist