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yvonne: thank you.xecutive director. plenty more to come on bloomberg television. ♪ google has announced he is suspending his campaign. after ae live look florida primary. donald trump the suspected winner in photo. these are life pictures from movie all right now suspending his campaign. rubio right now suspending his campaign. traders signaling a winning streak running out of steam. the dollar dropping to the lowest level last week in more than four months. forecasters are echoing that view, cutting their outlook on the dollar. they do have room to act on another rate increase this year. the stronger dollar arose. an 18% now show probability of a rate increase by year end. that was just 30% a month ago. declining oil prices overshadowed optimism. vladimir putin ordered some forces to withdraw from syria. the ruble falls. the rally is fading as oil comes under renewed pressure and investors looking to policy decisions out of the fed and the bank of russia. russia is the world's largest energy exporter,

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yvonne: that's right.n ceo saying mapping technology is one of the biggest hurdles facing autonomous driving cars. what are the challenges making these maps for autonomous vehicles? >> maps are a very local enrin's advantage is a very good database here. tory carmaker which wants sell autonomous driving cars here, they have to probably use zenrin's database. database is not going to be enough, and room for they havelimited, so to invest in i.t. technologies to work out the system that can automatically translate the data collected by vehicles, licensors, into maps for autonomous driving vehicles. yvonne: i did like that comment from the president of zenrin saying there is a huge gap, comparing it to the difference between climbing mount fuji and mount everest. a quick look at some of the big events this week. back in thees headlines on tuesday when the bank of japan delivers its latest policy statement. we spoke tonomists expect no change this week, but almost 90% see more easing through july. on wednesday

yvonne: thank you.et's check other headlines. foxconn technologies flagship hai holds a meeting as negotiations over a rescue deal for sharp drag on. banks will sharks push back the deadline for a $4.5 billion in loans to help facilitate a deal. is hoping to reach a deal as soon as possible and will disclose news promptly when a decision is reached. shares of surging 6.4% in tokyo. chinese industrial profit snap a losing streak. the gains were led by oil processing, electric machinery, and food companies. groups postedtry a profit, but the industrial sector faces many difficulties. capedn of steel and the crusader have given warner bros. the best ever domestic opening, superman versus batman, don of justice, took $170 million in north american theaters, topping estimates. china was included, pushing global takings to $224 million, the first of 10 films planned by the end of the decade. loebist investor daniel has urged seven and i to avoid letting nepotism to determine the next ceo. what is third point

yvonne thought her week from hell was over, but it wasn't. it sounded like a bomb went through the house at 5:20 a.m. as this woman blew past this sign going 50 to 60 miles per hour. jenna mosley talked to the woman as she got out of her car inside the family's home. she was saying it was okay and all this stuff and i was like this is not okay. >> reporter: this family member was sleeping on a couch against the wall that was hit. yvonne says he was tossed across the room and broke his collarbone and injured his head. now the mosleys are without a home. they can't go in for personal items. eason thinks it will be three -- yvonne thinks it will be three to four months before the home can be fixed. so now the family and the dog is staying with her sick mother, one woman just trying to keep it together. >> i'm a single mom of five. i can't do it no more. i'm sorry. >> reporter: josh benson, news channel 8. >> we reached out to her attorney but did not hear back. >>> one of tampa's signature breweries is changing ownership. cigar city brewing has

yvonne: during a two-hour top story.g in january and february, and new credit was a slow. -- was slow. .et's assess all of this she joins us now live from singapore. great to have you here. this is his fourth appearance in a month. has it been effective, what were some highlights you got from his speech >>? ? he particularly emphasized that there was not a case for the evaluation. the economy is more and more demands. investment the gains are more limited than they work in the past. i think that is the message he has been trying to put forced -- fourth for white sometime. believe that the central bank does not want to are just facing a lot of market forces that are pushing down the currency. yvonne: one thing i also got out of it from the press conference was that major stimulus is not typically prudent, or i should say necessary to grow. is this actually appropriate, because it seems like it is a pushback from the monetary stimulus we have seen from the npc. this is more a message of moderation. julian: the central bank

p>> yvonne has no idea where her pwhere to start looking. p>> thank you. pwhy would you cut school on the pday that you're getting this erfect attendance award. pshe had never cut school. p>> harry: her body was found in pan abandoned building next to pher school. pdevastated she made it her pmission to first survive and pthen to find her killer who also praped her daughter. p>> sometimes you just have to pfind a reason to live. pa reason to get out of the bed. pa reason not to be depressed or psuicidal. pand what i have found that pworked for me was service to pothers. pthat what you do to help other eople who are less fortunate pends up lending itself to your plife to make your life liveable. pso that was the motive. pi was just trying to save my plife. p>> harry: now her struggle to psurvive has turned into a 45 pminute feature on investigative pdiscoveries hit series motives p>> i was apprehensive at first pbecause i didn't want to open it pback up again. pbut when they assured me that pthe story would inspire families pwho have been victimized by pvio

hi, yvonne. i'm jamie. >> jamie, hi. how are you? >> nice to meet you. heard you're the bird lady. >> i am that. would you like to meet my kids? >> i would like to meet your kids. >> come on. >> oh, thank you. look at all these guys. oh, hello there. who's that? >> he says, "i'm bogie bird." and he says, "i'm the senior bird here." >> bogie is a 34 year-old double yellow-head amazon parrot. while he's older than yvonne's two cockatiels, he's still a youngin' among the parrot breed, who can easily live for 60 years. when yvonne first adopts bogie from a bird sanctuary, in 2013, she worries about making a commitment to a pet that could very well outlive her. >> at my age, i thought, "how am i gonna make this work out? these guys can live to be 60 years old. i'm not rich." >> so, will bogie become a strange inheritance? yvonne is worried that her cherished parrot will get discarded, like columbo. and what about columbo? >> it must be costing you a fortune. >> columbo's not cheap, and we never, ever, ever, in a million years, thought we'd be here. >> and? >>

yvonne following the story closely for us. am joined by roberto on the phone from grand basan can you clai clarify where you are in the town and what you are seeing and hearing? >> hello. i am away from bassan, around twenty minutes away from it. there are army lories overtaking me on the highway. >> so you are about twenty minutes away from grand basal. i know you are on the road. maybe communication not so straightforward. but what are you hearing about the situation there are local media present there. eye with. but it is still very clear, don't guess how many casualties are there. talking about, there is a little fog. >> roberto, can you tell us about the city, itself? we know it's not far from the commercial capitol, so you will have a lot of locals, a lot of ivorians who will take the opportunity to use this resort as a retreat for themselves, but, also, a place that's popular with foreigners and tourists apologies for that. we will try to reestablish a connection. he was bringing us up to speed with what he is hearing.

anna: yvonne man in hong kong.vonne's desk today's iphone -- today's iphone hearing canceled. manus: u.s. governments wants the company to create software to override security features. tim cook remained resident saying he is not prepared to compromise millions of users. never expected to be in this position to be at odds with our own government. we believe strongly that we have a responsibility to help you protect your data and protect your privacy. we only to our customers and we always to our country. this is an issue that impacts all of us. we will not shrink from this response ability. -- from this responsibility. here.caroline hyde is we have more on the apple story good good morning. --oline, and unaffected move an unexpected move. the fbi canceling. caroline: tim cook was up for a fight. did not have to back down because the fbi has found a side door that they can have a look at. just about five hours after apple had that launch. the justice department requested a postponement to today's court hearing. the

. >> reporter: his owner yvonne dagger says she's just the director. >> every stroke that you see ondagger's mark. >> reporter: she took in dagger as a training puppy for canine companions for independence but there was a different plan for him. one day yvonne herself an artist was working in her had he massapequa studio when -- >> he just started nudging me and i said dagger, do you want to paint? so his tail started to wag. and i said okay. well, now let's see. >> reporter: but like any budding artist, his works aren't free. >> come on over here. yeah, there you go. >> reporter: a 12 x 12 painting will cost you a $50 donation to canine companions. >> we've taken in so many orders for paintings. he was painting yesterday. and he'll be painting again today. dagger's works are actually getting to be quite all over world to make them works of art. so far, he's raised more than $1,000 for canine companions for independence. in his very little four-legged furry way, he's able to give back to the people that were so kind to him. >> reporter: an activist, an artist and just a plain old goo

that' s the bottom line for yvonne stewart fighting, along with other loved ones, for answers in the mystery behind her daughter' s disappearance. michelle parker vanished in november 2011, the same day she was featured on an episode of the people' s court with ex- fiance dale smith the father of their twin seven-year-olds. to this day, smith remains a suspect, but uncharged. it' s agony and it' s total torture everyday. it gets to the point where you accept that this has happened but you' re hopeful that things will come the right way some day. stewart' s attorney was in court fighting to force smith to give sworn testimony smith' s attorney said that would simply discredit >> and so i think it would be unfair and unjust to have that all out there in the public air waves. but stewart' s attorney and the judge agreed, smith has no legal right to avoid testifying. that means smith will have to answer questions or invoke his 5th amendment right not to incriminate himself. in a civil case, you can infer certain things from the exercise of the fifth amendment right. it' s not yet known i

. >>> donald trump is a grandfather again, yvonne could drop giving birth -- yvonne trump giving birth to her son, and saying that the families feeling incredibly blessed. donald trump frequently they mention of his daughter's pregnancy during the campaigning, but is not made mention of the birth of his a grandchild. -- eighth grandchild. >>> and your time now is 4:15 am.>>> maybe some people are not coming back to work today. >> you never know. i know that some people have spring break this week, so we will hopefully get a lighter commute. we will go out and take a look at the east bay, looking at highway 24, okay between walnut creek and oakland, and you can see right through lafayette, a nice-looking drive, and staying that way through the tunnel and into the oakland area. the same on the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems coming through getting into san francisco. looking at the 680 traffic, looking good, and 580 also looking good for livermore.>>> 4:17 am. >>> the schools are not in session, so traffic is a breeze. >> that's true, and some people are not in session.>>> we have a r

let's get more on this now from yvonne tracking the story for us from abujah. what more do we know?reporter: well, maryland, the details are still a little bit sketchy. what we are hearing -- coming from eyewitnesses who are around the place where this ongoing attack is happening, they are talking about 2003 four to ten gunmen attacking a hotel in grand basan. just as you said, it's a popular tourist destination in the ivory coast, about 40 kilometers roughly from the capitol. i have been there quite a few times, myself. now, what we understand from the reports is that witnesses heard bursts of gunfire as they were relaxing, as it were, on the beach front and obviously, there was up and down moan i can't as many tried to rush to shelter and protect themselves, as it were, from these attackers. now, according to one website, the hotel called the coral beach hotel where most of the firing took place there have been attempts by the security services to try to contact. this will ongoing attack particularly on the phone to the hotels, very, very terrible news because ivory coast was very

yvonne pointer's daughter was murdered decades ago. and gloria's body was found in an abandoned building next to her cleveland school. devastated pointer made it her mission to survive and then find gloria's killer who also raped now her struggle to survive has turned into a 45 minute feature. >> i was apprehensive at first because i didn't want to open it back up again. but when they assured me that the story would inspire families who have been victimized by violence, then i was willing to do it. >> mark: the feature will air on investigation discovery hit series motives and murders cracking the case. the channel recognized yvonne as inspire a difference hero of the month. each winner gets a $1,000 grant for their charity. >> sara: a 6-year-old girl was shot in lorain after a bullet came through the front door of her house. police say a fight broke out on "g" street. there was gunfire and a bullet went into one of the homes. thankfully, a steel door slowed the bullet down and the little girl suffered minor injuries. police arrest the

the family tells cbs4 news veteran yvonne johnson was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say that they were on the scene seconds after the the teenager. there is much that investigators could not tell us like how he got in the home, if anything was taken and if the homeowner has been victimized before. we do know that the police say the homeowner is cooperating with detectives, and was taken to a police station for questioning. >> she is a person that obviously is a little distraught because this is her home. you know? someone obviously was inside. >> reporter: relatives of the teenager showed up on the scene but did not want to answer questions. investigators say that they are trying to sort all of this out and want the public to remember that if possible it is best not to take these types of situations into your own hands. >> if there is any type of situation that happens where they believe that there is a burglary at their home are any type of confrontation, dial 911 and have the please go out and make a confrontation. that is what we're here for. >> reporter: d

of bars loan a how cool to travel a aboard with one of your closest friend and her mom, you know, yvonne, treated me like a second daughter during that week. >> reporter: investigators say the co pilot german citizens andreas loopes locked the pilot out of the cockpit and intentionally crash the plane. record show he had a history of severe depression and ignored a doctor's order to check in a psychiatric hospital. >> it is a shame. it is kind of an attack to how our nation looks at mental health and other nations do as well. >> reporter: ashley kuhn knew their time during their time at the drexel. they both bonded in music. >> i will hear band, all i would have to do is hear a modest mouth song and then you will i'll just start crying and feel like she's there with me. >> reporter: ashley, emily's music friend and julie her travel buddy will hold a music festival in emily's honor at world cafe live. all proceeds will go to pay for a drexel music student to travel a abroad. ashley and julie never met until emily died. now, through the tragedy of her untimely death, they have become life

. >> reporter: his owner, yvonne dagger, says she's just the >> every stroke you see on the canvas is dagger's mark. >> reporter: yvonne took in dagger as a training puppy for k-9 companions for independence. for him. one day yvonne, herself an artist, was working in her massapequa studio. >> he just started nudging me. to paint? so his tail started to wag and i said okay, let's see. >> reporter: but like any budding artist, dagger's works aren't free. >> come on over here. yep. there you go. >> reporter: a 12 by 12 painting will cost you a $50 donation to k-9 companions. >> we've taken in so many orders for paintings. he was painting yesterday and he'll be painting today. >> dagger's works are actually getting to be quite well known. he's been commissioned by people all over the world to make them works of art. thousand dollars for k-9 companions for independence. >> in his very little four-legged furry way, he's able to give back to the people that were so kind to him. >> reporter: an activist and dog. that. in massapequa, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> he has a beret

yvonne? yvonne: really good morning to you. we are seeing optimism after the premier's speech. that resurgent dollar really weighing on asian markets. we are seeing energy and financial shares tracking down the market. china's stocks dropping the most in two weeks. we did get some earnings that were pretty weak. the theme seems to be low commodity prices. we did see that the small cap stocks entered into the bull market yesterday. we also heard from the premier reiterating its commitment of growth in the next five years. shares down 6.5% in shanghai -- 0.6% in shanghai. fluctuating between gains and losses but down 6% in tokyo. comments from the bank of japan governor, kuroda, the impact he had was short-lived. he talked about negative rates and said he believed that the impact will eventually be felt in the real economy and does not see it happening in the next meeting when it comes to keeping this type of policy. it looks like we are back on the way down. japan's second-largest trading house. first profit losses in modern history. mining and mitsui os k lines all falling and

. ♪ yvonne: it is 12:30 here in hong kong, with an update of top stories. exports slumped again in february, plunging 25% in dollars terms from a year earlier. imports fell 14% while the trade surplus halved. the fourth-quarter gdp contracted less than expected, following an annualized 1.1% to two a drop in consumer spending. the yen rose for a second day, trading around 113. hsbc has approved china's credit card market. it paves the way for it to join citigroup and bank of east asia as the only foreign card issuers in china. it's not known when the approval was given; nor are there any details on how the business will be rolled out. imports slumped in city despite a record gain for iron ore and news of a joint venture with baley. spike on monday before the deal was announced. the accord offers them the opportunity to buy a minority stake in for trtescue. ores togethernd can meet the market needs for our customers in china; it will provide a blend that is ideally suited to minimize the cost of the supply chain. buy aly, it's for vale to potential stake in f

reporter: yvonne took in dagger as a training puppy but there was a different plan for him. one day, yvonne, herself an artist, was working in her studio when. >> he just started nudging me and i said dagger, do you want to paint. so his tail started to wag and i said okay, let's see. reporter: but like any budding artist, dagger daggers works aren't free. a 12 by 12 painting >> we've taken in so many orders for painting. he was painting yesterday and he'll be painting again today. reporter: dagger's works are actually getting to be quite well known. he's been commissioned by people all over the world. so far, he's raised more than a thousand dollars for canine companions for independence. >> in his own four legged furry way, he's able to give back to the people that were so kind to him. and a plain sweeter than that. >> go stagger. >> coming up, -- dagger. >> coming up. >> a man stabbed after a fight >>> new at 6:00, night club confrontation. new video shows a scuffle between rapper and [inaudible]

yvonne: it is noon in hong kong. it is super tuesday. clinton tightening her grip on the democratic nomination with a series of victories over bernie sanders. donald trump is seen winning at least escapes and says he could take up to nine. ted cruz has called on other republicans to get buying him to attack trump. movies has cut china's credit rating outlook to negative, citing rising debt and declining reserves. the agency affirmed its long-term debt rating, but warned of a possible downgrade. china's leaders hold their annual mee

>>>reporter: yvonne walker said the first thing his son did with his nfl money is put her a better place. >> he bought awe place to live? >> i put me in a duplex. >>>reporter: he and the rest of family has a message -- -- >> please wear a helmet. >> if my brother would have had on a helmet, my brother would still be with us today. put a pel/ met on. >> miami-dade copsed is said they were still investigate they were still investigating the crash. they said the woman that was on the scene hit by the dirt bike was cooperating lly. sheldon tporbgs/ fully. sheldon fox, "7 news"night team. >>> police investigating after car goes on a deadly cllision course in miami. miami police responding to the crash near northwest 1st street crash near northwest 1st street. the driver of the car lost control,lammed through a bus bench and ended up on the sidewalk. there was none waiting for the bus at the time. the driver died on the scene. >>> police searching for a missing florida woman gone without a trace. she suffersrs from dementia and disappeared wearing a pink flowered night gown and flip-flops. if

rishaad: thank you, yvonne.se are live pictures of hillary clinton at the ice palace doma studios. she is projected to win four states, and she has been already declared winners -- winner in some. donald trump is rejected to win massachusetts. and that is a republican primary there, as well. "trending business" is back in a ♪ -- right after this. ♪ ♪ rishaad: all right, you are back with "trending business." loretta lynch, talking about opening an iphone, they said the company has been doing the same for years, and hearing from both sides, pitting the tech industry against the government. we have been tracking all of the developments. reporter: it is a question of cyber security versus national security, and which is more important, depending on who you ask. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch, as you mention, spoke to this, and with our own emily chang, she basically said she respects apple and respect tim cook a great deal, she said, but she also said that his views will be here to in court, show -- so she sai

mother of three yvonne ballard thinks the earlier.. the better. 3 "chldren start learning at an earlier age. i have a 2-year-old cousin who knows how to swipe on a cell phone. when their mind is alert and ready to learn why not feed that?" organizers will have another public meeting next thursday. it starts at seven at the clifton cultural arts center. 3 traffic alert. 3 3 for people 3 with mobility disorders, wheelchairs are a part of daily life. lexy savvides reports on a new robotic suit.. that helps disabled users walk again. 3 sot - steven sanchez/test pilot i would like to run, one day, something you don't get to do anymore once you can't. i was injured in 2004 due to a bmx bicycle accident.a robotic exoskeleton from berkeley company suitx is helping steven sanchez walk again.sot - steve sanchezthe biggest thing with the phoenix that can help with people that are disabled and mainly paralyzed is being able to get us up out of our wheelchairs. sot - dr. kazeroonithis technology, right now, is not suitable to climb stairs or going

emily and her mother yvonne were both killed. emily graduated from drexel and yvonne went to delaware county. initial reports suggest that the first officer may have deliberately crashed into a mountain side. >>> she was quite vocal about reuniting with my father on the other side after her passing. i am hoping for god's peace of mind that she got her wish. >> remembering nancy reagan, loved ones came together for a final farewell of the former first lady. george w. bush and four first ladies among those who attended in simi valley, california. jinah kim has the story. >> i am the resurrection and the life said the lord. >> reporter: under a gray sky nancy reagan made her final journey surrounded by her closest family and friends, those who knew her best from the many roles that define her legacy from hollywood to washington, and perhaps the most important roles, mother and wife. >> there was the circle of their own private world as clear as if it had been traced around them. indestructible, impenetrable, an island for two. >> mo

these winds are also warming us quite a bit. 520 in yvonne, 440 in craig. is look at our satellite and radar, we had rain rolling through. south of town got a lot of rain in the castle rock area. scattered showers to himself as well. some of that rain still in the foothills. in denver today and we are expecting windy conditions to stick around. matt kroschel with our mountain -- mountain newsroom is checking in. is there any snow left where you are?>> reporter: yeah, a lot of rational on the ground that we are seeing dynamic conditions up here. sunglasses are what you need, not gloves and hats. it's not that cold what we are seeing wind wave in. the conditions have been rough on i-70 with a lot of rex reported -- car wrecks reported earlier but we just sent this down to the newsroom. this is cdot getting the road back open for drivers and helping to clear up some of those rex on i-70 -- car wrecks on i-70. the sun is back out for the moment and it is starting to clear up the road along with cdot working hard to get the interstate back open at vail snowmobil

the officer, yvonne rosato -- the owner, i'm sorry, yvonne rosato, is suing the department and nypd is investigating the incident. >>> right now, president obama is on board air force one, expected to set down at joint base andrews at 9:oil this morning, capping off his visit to argentina. he spent his final day there visiting historical and cultural sites, as well as meeting with the president of the country, as well. improve relations with argentina before he leaves office in january. >>> and parishoners of the church destroyed by fire will be able to pray together on this good friday. the first presbyterian church of englewood was swallowed up by flames tuesday night. other houses of worship have come forward to help the community. there is a prayer service tonight. easter services will take place at the bergen performing ats center. >>> 6:39 now. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. back over to jeff and a warm day ahead. >> yes, warm day coming up for the afternoon. we've got to get through the morning, though. we have a couple of light showers moving th

the nypd have to learn be more careful with your guns. >> what yvonne rosado wants is for the officer to acknowledge her. and she wants the nypd to better recognizing when an animal represents a threat to them so what happened here does not happen again. in the bronx, arthur chi'en, fox 5 news. steve: a fight between presidential candidates, ted cruz and donald trump, keeps getting uglier. >> linda schmidt is here with cruz's latest accusation against the gop frontrunner. >> reporter: good evening. today is good friday. but it is not a good friday when it comes to the escalating feud between donald trump and ted cruz. let me tell you the mud slinging continues. a headline in the "national enquirer" alleges that ted cruz has had numerous affairs. the texas senator is accusing donald trump of planting the story with the gossip magazine saying the magazine has endorsed trump and that trump is friends with the ceo. >> let me be clear. this "national enquirer" story is garbage. it is complete and utter lies. it is a tabloid smear. and it is a smear that has come >> this is the dean of the

yvonne stewart says, she hasn' t seen those children since michelle disappeared, more than four years ago. today, she' ll argue that she should be able to see the kids, bill she helped pass last year. the childrens' father, dale smith, has custody of the kids, -- of the kids. he' s the only suspect ever named in parker' s disappearance, but he was never arrested. stewart is also suing smith for wrongful death. brett: new at noon, two deer are safe after a kayaker saw them running off the beach and into the water on panama city beach. michelle: they were already a thousand yards into the gulf, before fwc got to the scene. the deer were already tired from fighting those waves. the fwc agents was able to gently guide the deer back toward the beach. when they got to shore, the doe and her yearling took off toward a state park. brett: i have never seen them is stuck out that far on the beach. michelle: it is a lot of energy to swim out. candidate is missing out on a chance to win some american is really supporters. -- america n-israli supporters. ted: rolling roadblocks. if you are not fam

the family tell cbs4 news that yvonne johnson was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say that they were on the scene seconds after the shooting and they gave cpr to the teenager. there -- much they could not tell us like how we got into the home, if anything was taken, and if the homeowner has been victimized before. we do know that police say the homeowner is cooperating with detectives and was taken to a police station for questioning. >> she is a person that obviously is a little distraught because this is your home. you know? that someone obviously was inside. >> reporter: relatives of the teenager showed up on the scene but did not want to answer questions. investigators say that they are trying to sort all of this out and they want the public to remember that, if possible, it is best not to take these types of situations into your own hands. >> if there is any type of situation that happens where they believe that there is a burglary at their home or any type of confrontation, dial 911 and have the police go out and >> reporter: so far no charges have bee

yvonne ndege reports. >> workshop on the outskirts of abuja. >> definite, no longer will we refuse to pay the bill. >> reporter: electricity providers say important revenue is needed to invest in much needed improvements. >> no one wants to pay more, we admit that however there have been sedates of underinvestment and we need to get supply change healthy and you can only do that when the revenues are there. >> the government recently privatized the electricity industry, in a country of 170 million people, only 6 million are on the national grid. they wer were worse off under te old tariffs. >> we wouldn't have the protections that the old tariffs have. we would also be staying with a potential for increased time, it will still increase. >> reporter: the amount of electricity is another problem that's driving increase. electricity owners are taking the action. hundreds of thousands of smart meters are being installed. the.providers can eventually pete demand. 1,000 villages in jejenia which is close to the capital have never had electricity. >> we feel very bad and we feel as though we

. >> head in honor every emily, and her mother, yvonne, who also died in that crash.ugust of the proceeds from today's event winds to fund started after her death, which provides financial assistance to drexel music student look to go study a broad. >> germanwings flight 9525 crashed into the french alps in march of 2015. investigators say, a co-pilot with a history of mental illness intentionally crashed that plane. >> now, to the very lateness campaign 2016 news, candidates are hitting the campaign trail out west as voters in arizona ooh tai, idaho, get ready to head to the polls. one of those states a donald trump event turned violent, brook silva braga has more. >> get him out of here. get him out of here. >> as demonstrate wester mock kkk paraphernalia were escorted out, trump supporter punched and repeatedly kick one of them manager cory, was involved in another altercation in which a protester was grabbed by the collar. the trump campaign insists it was the man next to him who did it. >> all the while, trump went ahead with his tough on border message. >> illeg

yvonne nova for the yankees, no runs, strikeout. mets have a lead in the 5th inning. it grows here. yoenis cespedes drives in a run. yanks would battle back. they hit a couple home runs. this is sebastian vier. >>> islander goaltender jaroslav halak injured last night. lower body injury. he's out at least six weeks. knights from queens college who won their league for the second straight year now heading to the d2 national tournament. lauren -- laura behnke with the story. >> they punched their ticket to tournament. >> i know it's still sinking in. we were excited to win the first one obviously and thought and believed we could win the second one. >> reporter: they were happy to be in the field of 64, but this season they're looking for wins. >> we lost in the first round last year and it was the first time this team that's going now had been there and we were all kind of nervous, didn't really know what to expect, but now we know what to expect. definitely looking to make history. this will be the first time if we win the game of course on friday that queens college, everyone at fi

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emily graduated from drexel in 2013 and yvonne went to springfield high school in delaware county.tial reports suggest that the first officer may have deliberately crashed the plane into a french mountainside. the final report comes out tomorrow. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a group of police chiefs is urging lawmakers to stop a state takeover of the atlantic city police department. they say they don't want what happened in camden to happen in ac. >> you would have a high turnover rate and see new faces in the police department every five to six months and you won't have those same bonds and connection with the community. >> proposed legislation would allow the state to take control of atlantic city's finances including the police budget. police fear a takeover would force layoffs and threaten the safety of residents. earlier this week atlantic city's mayor and a bus full of residents took their opposition to a state takeover directly to the state house in trenton. they testified before a senate budget committee that a rescue plan should not strip the resort town of its local

yvonne: good morning. we are close to the session lows all afternoon.spent much of the day shrugging off what happened in brussels. risk-off.le bit more investors not necessarily rushing for the exits, either. the nikkei ended the day down .3%. the aussie stocks pretty much held a on to those law -- held onto those losses of .5%. we are expecting u.s. data coming out later today, so that was weighing on sentiment. fluctuate him. we were down a couple of fractions of a percent, what now we are up .1%. we are seeing oil and gas, industrials, raw materials leading declines in the regional benchmark. it is on oil today, too, as wti is snappy out of those -- snapping out of those gains. the oil price falling 1.1% during the session. as far as oil currencies, we are seeing the malaysian ringgit continuing the rally. this resurgence in crude really boosting asia's only net oil exporter. back to you guys. anna: thank you very much. let's talk u.s. politics. hillary clinton and donald trump won their primaries in arizona. clinton criticized trump for questioning

emily selke and her mother yvonne were among 150 people aboard germanwings flight 9525. investigators say the co pilot had a history of depression and mental illness deliberately crash the jet liner in the french alps on march 24th of last year. there were no survivors. two of the emily's friend will hold a music festival in their friend's memory, one of them saw her just days before the crash. >> just genuine, happy, skipping down the streets of bars loan a i mean how cool is to it travel aboard with one of her closest friend and her mom, yvonne treated me like a second daughter during that week. >> the most nice genuine person i have ever met in my life, just very, very deeply cared about all of her friend and she always let you know. >> and the third planned festival takes place a at 2:00 d cafe live in philadelphia. emily's friend hope to make this an annual event and to send more college students overseas in the the years to come. for more information just head to our web site the at cbs philly.com. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" the tiger family at the philad

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. >> reporter: yvonne stewart is still holding on in the fight to find her daughter, michelle parker, last seen alive in 2011. right after she and her ex fiance dale smith were seen on an episode of people's court. smith has been a main suspect, but never charged. parker's mother is seeking the answers another way, filing a lawsuit against smith for negligence. but smith's attorney says his client is staying silent. >> he has the fifth amendment. that's the whole purpose. this is america. >> reporter: the attorney asking a judge today if his client could skip out on testifying. but a judge said no. so knowing what smith is going to say or not say, stewart's attorney, belvin perry, plans to get the deposition on video. >> a video deposition gives you the advantage of being able to look at a person and judge their >> reporter: smith's attorney plans to fight that, too, asking for that video not to be released to the public. >> that's sort of a lynch mob mentality that someone thinks they're guilty because they take the fifth amendment. it creates a swell of public opinion against my cli

al jazeera''s yvonne ndigi has this report. >> very unhappy at the 65% rise in his electricity bill. he relies heavily on having a steady power supply for his workshop in the outskirts of abuja. >> they give a steady light. now we have to pay this bill. the light is not steady. >> electricity providedders say that the price will generate important revenue to invest in much-needed improvements. >> no one wants to pay more. we understand that. but the reality is that they have been decades of under investment and we need to get this supply change healthy. you can only do that when the revenues are there. >> the government recently privatized the industry to try to solve the power shortage. in a country of 170 million people own 6 million people are on the national grid. the industry regulators say that consumers were worse off under the old tariffs. >> if we stay with the old tariff, we'll be staying wit staying with a product that people didn't want, and we'll be staying with a tariff and the potential of increased tariff. >> the amount of electricity being stolen is a problem partly

. >> yvonne taylor and joseph campbell started gas-free seneca, another group opposing the storage plans. 400 businesses and 31 municipalities representing more than 1 million residents in the region support the cause. like the hasletts, for taylor and campbell, it's all about seneca lake. >> the ultimate goal is to stop that ill-conceived project, lpg storage on the shores of the largest of the finger lakes and the drinking water resource for 100,000 residents of the state. >> crestwood says the assessment report showing the plants pose a reasonable risk and no project like this is risk high -- risk-free. >> why take that risk? >> crestwood also has support in the area. much of it from gas and construction companies. skyler county's legislature voted in favor of the company's plan. one of the backers, philip barnes, thinks there's very little risk to seneca lake and it's drinking water. >> you have to use the science of what it would take to actually damage this lake, and how much of a disaster you'd have to have to make this happen. >> there was a lot of science to, you know, make it a

yvonne stewart says she hasn' t seen her grandchildren since parker disappeared more than three years ago, she filed the -- more than three years ago. she filed the lawsuit last november under a grandparents rights bill she helped pass last year. smith was the only main suspect in parker' s disappearance. stewart is also suing him for wrongful death. covering brevard county, a man is charged of attempted murder, accused of stabbing his girlfriend with a screwdriver. melbourne police say jean lauriston got into a fight with his live-in girlfriend in a tent behind their home on wisteria drive. she was seriously injured after being stabbed in her neck and back. police say they searched for lauriston after arriving at the he later turned himself in. another fantastic finish at the arnold palmer invitational. this year' s winner talks about what arnold his mentor the gain of golf -- game of golf. a live look outside on the amy: good morning and welcome we are headed to the mid to upper 60' s today. a whole different story on this monday morning then we have this weekend. we have a front th

she graduated in 2013, yvonne graduated from high school in 1975. >>> from our delaware bureau, a good samaritan is being credited with saving lives at an apartment complex after a fire raced through almost two dozen units. it started at the edge at green tree apartments. didn't take long before it spread to adjoining building. smoke could be seen from far away. some followed that smoke to see how they could help. >> i started beating on doors telling every, fire, fire, smoke. everybody get out. several tenants in there not really concerned about it but i told them everybody get out, there's fire everywhere. >>> 22 units were burned causing $800,000 in fire damage. >>> fears are growing over led in school districted water. a lab found elevated levels in half the schools. the school shut off fountains in 30 buildings and offered to test as many as 17,000 kids for contamination. the superintendent thinks the state needs to get involved so they will have all the resources needed. a public hearing starting at 8:00 a.m. it will fob us on the problem of led in schools and safe drinking water