police arrested ryan hess today at his allentown home. investigators say they searched his computer and found multiple images of child pornography. >>> a federal jury acquitted six former philadelphia police officers who were accused of corruption. the six officers were part of a narcotics undercover squad. they were accused of planting evidence roughing people up and lying to win convictions. at least one officer said today he will try to get his job back. the others did not comment outside the courtroom. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 6," more than 70 years ago, another deadly train derailment in the same part of port richmond. tonight, hear one local man's firsthand account of that crash. >>> well we need rain and there's some there to the west. i'll tell you when it's coming and how it's going to affect your weekend with the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> continuing our coverage now with new information we just learned on tuesday's deadly train derailment. the ntsb giving an update minutes ago. officials saying

but kids like ryan risk injury if they try to do too much too soon. that's why nationwide children's hospital in ohio started a program called "play strong." as a part of the program, the hospital even has a trainer to help kids get back on track. >> let's not just get them better. let's get them back to what they want to do. let's get them back to the way they were before, and if we can, let's get them back better than they were before. >> and here's something to remember. cancer survivors like ryan may not always be able to keep up with the rest of us. but when it comes to courage they're often miles ahead. [ chomp! ] >> when it comes to fast food, bigger is not always better. >> serving sizes are getting bigger and bigger at fast-food restaurants. beverage sizes are getting bigger. what does that mean? kids are eating more. our portion sizes are bigger and people are getting bigger. we don't need all that food. >> colleen thompson and ellen shanley are the authors of "fueling the teen machine." so, ellen, how much should the typical teen eat for lu

congressman paul ryan joining me to talk about the move in congress and chairman ryan we see the shift moving from the senate to the house, you are in favor of this authority for president obama and this trade push but a number of your republicans are not. do you have the votes you need now? >> we will have the votes. we are gaining a lot of steam and momentum. there is a misnomer and it's not granting president obama authority. >> your position is there are a number of parameters president obama will have to add here to as he uses the fast track authority for the partnership, and you have critics like elizabeth warren and labor unions and they say some of the parameters are toothless, and they look at the trade agreements like nafta, and what do you say to them? >> these are old trade agreements from last century. this is different in that this requires other countries to come up to our standards. what labor is concerned about, our labor standards, nafta, they were not inside the trade agreement and they were side agreements, and we have 150 guidelines required to be in any trade agre

abc's ryan owens from oklahoma tonight. >> reporter: good evening, david. i want to show you this house. it's one about 50 in this area with severe damage. this place is a total loss. but the family that lives here, they are safe and sound tonight, and here's why. they rode out the storm in this underground shelter. >> tornado is on the ground. you can see the winds beginning to pick up. >> wow! >> reporter: as tornadoes bear down on communities near oklahoma city, josh longest grabs his wife and three kids and heads to this underground shelter, that tonight, still has water inside. >> the rain was just coming in, filling up really fast. it's cold, the kids were freaking out. i was scared. >> reporter: his family huddles in here for two hours as the storm destroys the home just above them. >> i was just holding them as tight as i could, letting them know it's going to be okay, we're protected. >> reporter: here's the new view from his master bedroom. but at least his family made it out alive. a 42-year-old oklahoma city woman drowned, trapped in her storm s

lou: actually, ryan. i think the third time you've said that. >> because you're not letting me get a sentence out. lou: you continue with sentences that are irrelevant to the questions i'm asking. that's very gracious of you. i don't know what broadcast you appear on. but typically on this broadcast we ask that our guests answer the questions of the host. so let's try this again. what is there unique to the somalis in this country that makes them susceptible to radicalization is there. >> lack of integration is the general consensus. they're taking themselves out of the society. when you're in that bubble it's when radicalism can gain a lot of ground. because there's a natural confidence that comes between the freedoms that you've been saying that are so important. i agree with you. and radical islam. lou: that's awfully good of you to agree with me. >> i've been agreeing with you the whole time. i don't mean to be rude. lou: that's okay. that is acceptable. the fact of the matter is that we have two peop

ryan, thank you so much. ryan moore with wdam out of heartysburg mississippi there, thank you so much for speaking with us and we will continue to follow your reporting from the city. thanks. >> thank you. >>> cnn law enforcement analyst cedric alexander is joining us now on the phone. cedric, good morning. you know, we are talking about the two police officers killed just as they were doing their jobs, killed in mississippi. we remember the police officer from new york who was just buried on friday. what goes through your mind with this string of cop shootings? >> first of all, my heart and prayers go out to the officers and their families and their police community, particularly on this mother's day. and the loss and the pain that community must be in. i just think it's very important to remember in this day and time that police is under a great deal of scrutiny, the importance of their jobs and what they put on the line for us every day. here, two young police officers age 34 and 24, lose their lives prote

ryan takeo is in alameda outside a barbershop who is now found safe with his two children and dog. >>> reporter: there's a lot of concern over the last couple of days from coworkers and customer here at this barbershop who knew the he could other than. that father and -- co-owner. that father and his two children were supposed to be back from camping tuesday night. but instead, they got stuck in the sierra for two days until that helicopter found them last night in a remote part of the sierra. at about 8 p.m., the crew spotted 41-year-old nicholas vlahos his 5-year-old son and 3- year-old daughter attempting to hike out of the wilderness. later they appeared to be okay in the back of an ambulance. overnight a deputy told us what happened when the family was off roading. >> the conditions were pretty muddy so they slid off the embankment a little ways and then the father had a winch on his truck to get that to get the truck back on the road but had problem after problem. >> reporter: what helped, vlahos did have plenty of food and water with him to help the family survive in the wilder

ryan? >> earlier today we reported john podesta when he was at the democracy lines was asked about this, the chairman of her campaign. and he said can you make this go away? >> trade? the trade issue. >> the tpp, tpa. >> that's a pretty strong statement, but we don't want to take a position. >> right. and he was just articulating what is the reality about the political situation that she faces here there is no upside for her in endorsing it. but if she condemns it, she alienates president obama and people who are supporting him. >> hard choices. >> hard choices. >> that's her book. that's what politics is about. making those decisions. >> can you make it go away. >> no democrat likes to deal with the trade issue. bill clinton when he ran waited way to the end of the campaign to take a stand on nafta. i was there that day when he gave his speech. he said he endorsed it. and almost everything else he said was critical of it. >> what happened to the democratic party? it used to be the conserva

anthony ryan said a driver came after him as he rode his bike and kept coming. ryan said he was leaving san francisco state where he teaches, and he turned off of ocean avenue. he says that's when the driver came up, hit the horn and opened the door to try and knock him off of his bike. he says he tried to get away but the driver followed. ryan said the situation escalated when he approached the driver at a stoplight. >> he actually put his car in reverse and tried to run into me again, and i kind of dodged him, but at that point he was behind me and i was kind of riding for my life with this person behind me, looking for cover between some parked cars, so i intentionally crashed my bike between two parked cars. >> anthony ryan was able to take this picture of the car. san francisco city college police confirm the vehicle is a two-door white honda. it looks like he got a pretty good shot of the license plate there. there were witnesses and the fspd is now investigating the case. >>> the bay area is getting ready for super bowl 50 and the super bowl has become th

they left the lights on for ryan takeo in the oracle arena. good morning. >> reporter: they woke up early, got the lights on for us here at oracle. when have you ever seen the arena that's empty and quiet? sellout crowd will get shirts like always during the play- offs. what they're not used to is having an mvp. an nba mvp that in steph curry just named yesterday, and pre- game just right before the game going to have a ceremony for him and yesterday, he got emotional when thanking his dad. >> i remember a lot of your career and to be able to follow in your footsteps, it means a lot to me. >> reporter: it's only the second time a warriors player has won the league's mvp award. the other win wilt chamber lon won when the warriors were in philadelphia. as part of the award he got a new suv, a kia sorento. steph curry close to give it aiwa -- it away to the east oakland youth development center that offers programs from basketball to homework clubs to dozens of other plans to young people becoming adults. the group's director told us about the co

ryan: it is a tricky one. what the ukrainian government is saying is that the russian money that was lent to ukraine will be treated just like all the other bondholders. the russian government is saying, we are different. that was a sovereign loan. we want to be treated differently than this group. that really holds things up. the russian government is saying they won't accept -- that we don't know they are party to this deal. we know that they won't accept any kind of major haircut either. it is sort of a can of worms that we are waiting to have untangled between russia and ukraine. jonathan: ryan chilcote, thank you very much. let's take it to the u.k. prime minister david cameron continuing his european tour. today, he visits poland and meets with the person who support he needs the most to renegotiate britain's relationship with the eu angela merkel. let's get out to alan crawford in berlin. what kind of reception is cameron likely to get? >> actually, i think his reception will be far warmer in berlin tha

i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. here's the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." the overnight curfew in baltimore is holding with most residents off the streets. there shortly after it went into effect last night. the curfew will the continue through the weekend when police expect large protests calling for justice in the freddie gray case. full coverage ahead. >> a pakistani court sentenced ten men to life in prison for their role in the nearly fatal shooting of malala yousufzai. the teen activist was heading home from school in october, 2012 when she was shot in the head. >> the lava lake spilling over the edge of the crater of the kilauea volcano is drawing huge crowds. it's the first time any lava has been visible in the crater in more than 30 years. >> and jameis winston celebrated with his family after being chosen by the tampa bay buccaneers with the first overall pick in the nfl draft. he was among three of the first four players picked who didn't attend

ryan good morning. >> reporter: good morning frank. as you know, these protests can run well into the night but last night about 10:00 here at the frank ogawa plaza, that's when police came by and told protesters they needed to get out of here, the plaza was loaded and they didn't -- closed and if they didn't leave they would get arrested. and after two hours of protests and marches, we learned police arrested four and cited 19 others. there were two use of force reports too. but overall, no reports of vandalism or any other damage. there were more arrests and citations saturday night when police arrested five and cited 47. the protesters are upset about mayor libby schaaf's call for enforcement of an existing city law that police never used to enforce. it bans people from marching in the streets after dark without a permit. the mayor's move is aimed at preventing more scenes like this on may 1st, some protesters vandalized auto row smashing dealership windows and damaging about a dozen cars. the protesters say they just want to protes

ryan grim and joan walsh, thank you for your time tonight. have a good weekend, both of you. >> you too, reverend. >> you, too, rev. >> a quick note senator rand paul is playing "hardball" with chris matthews. they talked about isis gop and why he thinks hillary clinton is a bigger hawk than he is. >> hillary clinton is much more hawkish and much more likely to get us involved in another war than most of america, republican or democrat. you see this little boomlet for other people out there. >> yeah. >> on the democrat side there are people who aren't so eager to believe that hillary clinton was right taking us to war in libya, and so i think you'll find that as it gets out to the regular voters outside of washington, there's a much more mixed and nuanced feeling about war. >> on a scale of 1 to 10 dove being 0, hawk being 10 where's hillary? >> you know i'm not sure exactly. >> is she a 7? >> well, i think what she is i think she's been indiscriminate in the use of force and i think not thinking. >> watch the full interview with senator paul

this one spotted in ryan oklahoma. chief meteorologist ginger zee with the trouble spots tonight and this memorial day weekend. but first, abc's phillip mena from texas tonight. >> reporter: tornados wreaking havoc across texas. >> go this way! go this way! >> reporter: an ef-1 hammering downtown mineral wells. hunks of sheet metal blocking the roads. in runaway bay, texas, a confirmed tornado sending two by fours through windshields. in nearby bridgeport homes reduced to rubble. this is wesley campbell's home. that's his laundry room where he and his wife rode out the storm. >> i could feel the house moving and then it was just wham, we're just thankful to be alive. >> reporter: 29 tornadoes in the last 24 hours. in texas alone, 64 in the past two weeks. this tornado in giddings packing 80 80-mile-an-hour winds. oklahoma getting hit, too. in norman torrential downpour yours. drivers at this intersection heeding the warnings. flash floods can move up to 12 miles an hour. a foot of floodwater can be enough to float your

ryan thank you. >>> and as ryan reported there, the manhunt now, and investigators questions a girlfriend more than 200 miles away in new york city. the suspect considered armed and dangerous, as i mentioned. abc's gio benitez on the ground in brooklyn where authorities have been conducting key interviews tonight. gio? >> reporter: david, police are scouring surveillance video to see if daron wint was ever here in brooklyn to visit his girlfriend. police interviewed that woman earlier today, describing her as cooperative. sources say she told detectives she thought wint might turn himself into washington, d.c. police. he is not believed to be in new york at this time but right now, this city is a big part of this investigation. david? >> all right, gio, thank you. >>> now, to breaking developments here. the police custody death that ignited protests in baltimore. a grand jury tonight indicting six officers in the death of freddie gray. the video showing him dragged into that police van. prosecutors saying his spine was nearly severed. charges against the officers include reckless endanger

good morning ryan. >> reporter: good morning frank. overnight we learned police arrested four people and cited 19 others but overall, no reports of any damage or vandalism. >> this is the oakland police department. you have the right to peacefully assemble to respect your first amendment rights. >> reporter: there were two use of force reports also. there were more arrests and citations saturday night though. that's when police arrested five and cited 47. the protesters are upset about mayor libby schaaf's call for enforcement of an old city law. it bans people from marching in the streets after dark without a permit. last night police even told protesters franco goo what plaza was closed at 10:00 p.m. and told everyone to leave. the move is aimed at preventing more scenes like this. anime 1st autorow was vandalized. but the protesters from last night, they argue they were protesting peacefully and they say that the newly followed rules are soot -- violate their freedom of speech. and they say they were just trying to protest peacefull

emma dumain: congressman, you were talking about discussions with chairman ryan, paul ryan, wisconsin republican, as i'm sure our viewers know. you have said you have been talking to him about the highway trust fund. certainly, you're working with him on trade, on tax reform, on a whole host of issues. it has been, i guess, about five months now since you started working with him as the chairman of the committee, your counterpart on the other side of the aisle. what has it been like working with him? what is your working relationship like with him? congressman sander levin: i think a good one. i think we are both very open. i think there is a cordiality. i think there is more than a willingness to talk back and forth. there is also a realization that there are some significant differences of ours as we approach issues. and that is all the more reason to try to see if we can work together. so, the personal relationship i think is very positive. we have to translate that into action. that is the real challenge. emma dumain: do you see him as someone who, you know, with more time and as

ryan: that is absolutely correct. whether he leaves with an absolute majority or has to form a minority government one thing is actually clear. david cameron is set to remain prime minister of this country and remain here at 10 downing street. the conservative party is delighted. there are those that will say "i told you so," that there was going to be this reversion to support for the conservative party, to the incumbent government because the conservatives had been leading this country well but they are clearly delighted. this is the first time that an incumbent government has seen an increase in its mandate with a follow-up election. perhaps that's the reason why they just came out of 10 downing street to gave the reporters coffee, not something they do every day. we've already heard from the leader of the labour party, ed miliband, giving what sounded a lot like a concession speech, very graciously saying that he has heard the people. we also heard from the leader of the liberal democrats, nick clegg, saying that

>> ryan owens leading us off. let's get right to rob now, who is tracking it all. >> reporter: a very dangerous situation unfolding right now. i want to get to the radar, david. this is the storm that has a history of producing a tornado now into southwest oklahoma city. moore, oklahoma an unfortunately history. this could do just that over the next hour or two. not the only place. eight reports in three states of tornadoes already. we have three tornado watches that go through the evening. tomorrow we back it up a little bit to the west and stretch to the south. large hail strong winds and maybe tornadoes again. we are watching the situation, southeast of florida. a better chance tonight of it developing into our first named subtropical or tropical storm of the season heading towards the carolinas. >> and very early for that as well. rob, thank you. >>> to the other breaking headline tonight. that bombshell from the nfl. the super bowl champion patriots and deflategate. an investigation finding it quote, probable

bubanas' older brother ryan mcnee has mixed feelings about the day. >> nick gets out today sad to see him go but i want to see him on the street than here. don't like to see the kid in jail. >> try to call you tonight, all right? >> good luck. >> you good? >> right. >> stay safe. >> i'm worried about him because he's living the same kind of lifestyle i live now. he runs around the same way i do. and i don't know what his situation's going to be when leaves, i don't know if he's got a place to go. if he don't have a place go he's going to do what he knows how to do and will end up using and going to end up -- probably end up back here before i leave. you never know what you're going towards. i'm going out there to relapse in a few days and be back here within a few months. it's the unknown, you know what i mean? the probability of me going and returning to society doing the same thing i've always done is high, you know what i mean? the chips are definitely stacked against me. i want to change. i want to do something different. sometimes it's just tough. you know? >> a few hours later b

>> reporter: 16-year-old ryan traynor trains teenagers on money matters like how to take out a loan. >> what were the conditions for you to allow so you could wore bow the item? >> i had his watch as collateral. >> reporter: ryan leads his money smarts class twice a month at the redwood city library. every year he teaches 1300 students what his parents taught him. >> if ask, like, half the kids in america, like, what a credit score was, they would be, like, what? i don't know what that means. >> reporter: but to understand how much he does for his community, just look at the back room at his family's san mateo county home. ryan designs and teaches free hands on "stem" classes at the redwood city library for low income students, hosts board game days and gives donated games to local shelters. he has recruited dozens of volunteers but he himself got hooked on community service when he read to preschoolers to earn a boy scout merit badge. after reading to the kids he gave each of them a new book that was donated to the library. gave i'm one a new book. it was at that time he realized th

ryan with three more hits. 6 for 12 the last three games. his average is above .200. two on for herrera. phillies lose 7-5 and lose the series in atlanta. >>> tough break for carlos alonzo, the brother of eagles linebacker kick owe alonzo. he tears his knee like kiko did. tough for the family. >>> lightning, canadiens, the horn goes off. johnson beats the buzzer in the third period to break the tie. wins the game for the lightning 2-1. kind lightning up 3-0. flyers fans, you like this. the rangers lose to the caps. the rangers are down in their series. we're right back. >>> a big honor tonight for three famous philadelphia ans. suzanne and ralph roberts and kenny gamble were given the philadelphia award at the national constitution center. ralph roberts is the founder of comcast, the parent company of nbc 10. his wife is actress, suzanne roberts. kenny gamble is the head of philadelphia international records along with partner lee on huff. it's the city's highest civic honor and so well-deserved. congratulations. >>> big congratulations to them. sheena, what's on tap

our ryan young is there. we have shown pictures since 11:00 this morning how people have been protesting peacefully walking in the streets especially after hearing the judge render his decision. you've even had a chance to talk to some family members, ryan. you even tried to talk with the defense attorney. then he had to go inside. what's the latest? what's happening? what are people saying and thinking about what the mayor had to say and what the police chief had to say? zbll i think a lot of people are just sort of right now the protest moved on. they are frustrated. we had seen them walking this direction. but it is maybe 50 to 100 people. a small group. here with pastor jimmy gates, we've been talking about all the efforts in the community to make sure this remained peaceful after that decision. tell us about some of the work you've been doing in the community. >> basically in the city of cleveland we've had training sessions passing our flyers promoting peace and justice here in our city. there's no prob

ryan chilcote is in london. tell us about the trial. ryan: good morning, francine. tom hayes arrived with his wife a couple of hours ago. the trial has begun. the jurors are inside. the prosecutor is effectively reading out the charges. there are eight of them. all of them have to do with accusations that mr. hayes conspired with others inside and outside of the bank to defraud counterparties in the trades he was engaged in, by manipulating libor. that is with the jurors are being told right now. if he is found guilty in this trial that could take a good 10-12 weeks, he could be looking at as many as 10 years in prison . he has pleaded not guilty. clearly over the last couple of hours, we are seeing this trial get underway very quickly. the jury selection went quickly and it looks like the trial has now begun. francine. francine: the banks played close to -- paid close to 4 billion -- $4 billion in fines to deal with the rigging. tell us the puzzle. where does this fit in? ryan: the libor fines were very significant. the banks have paid out more than $9 billion in f

kpix 5's ryan takeo joins us live in alameda where the father owns a barbershop there. good morning. >>> imagine the relief for family and friends. we were here yesterday and there was a lot of concern from coworkers and customers because that father and his two little children have been missing tuesday night in the sierra wilderness but last night, after being missing for two days, that helicopter crew from the air national guard found them in a remote part of the sierra. at 8 p.m. they spotted 41-year-old nicholas vlahos, his 5-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter attempting to hike out of the wilderness. later they appeared to be okay in the back of an ambulance. overnight we heard from a sierra county deputy about what went wrong when the family was off-roading. >> the conditions were pretty muddy so they slid off the embankment a little ways. and then the father had a winch on his truck tried to get that to get the truck back on the road but had problem after problem. >> reporter: he had food and water for him and his children ages 3 and 5 to survive in the wildern

this is referring to the ryan gosling meme to end all ryan gosling memes. paul ryan gosling, anyone remember? these are six second looping vehicles. just a spoonful of cereal slowly inching towards gosling's face. the creator said the idea came to him watching the film "drive" and a simple concept, the results are amazing. yes, it was ryan gosling won't eat his cereal. the creator, ryan mchenry. as we mentioned back then he said the idea came to him very naturally. "i was watching "drive" and it looked like he was staring at my cereal." gosling said we were so fond of it, i put out on my own version. but on monday that filmmaker died way too young from bone cancer. he was 27 years old. in honor of him, people began taking to twitter with statements like this. >> well ryan gosling did just that. paid tribute by posting his very own vine easting his cereal tweeting, my heart goes out to his family and friends. i feel very lucky to have been part of his life. we can hope he would be pleased. >> you like cereal? >> i love it. but when i started having back pain

guy: ryan chilcote joins us more -- with more. ryan: according to "the wall street journal," he has just arrived in sochi. there is a very good joke. the secretary of state going to customers is asked for his name. he says "john kerry." he is asked occupation. he says, "yes, it is, stop lying." a joke to the annexation of ukraine. first talks since the ukraine conflict began. the reason there has been no talks and the relationship has been so frosty is because of ukraine. u.s. officials telling us they are concerned another offensive is in the cards. the russian backed rebels could push to the south or even to the north. so, concern remains. but what john kerry wants to do is to other things. one, he wants to talk about syria. of course, russia is assad's closest ally. if they are going to make progress in finding peace in syria, they need the russians. finally, and most important they need russia's help with iran. we have got that end of june deadline to get a deal with iran between the united states, its allies, including Àruss

just tweeted out ryan's the story. if you want to know all about ryan's story, putin's takeover. anna is back after her six-week holiday. and @markbartontv and @manuscranny. anna: what paulson thinks about janet yellen. we will be right back. ♪ mark: john kerry heads to russia to meet president god mayor put in. -- vladimir putin. what does his visit mean for relations between the u.s. and russia? guest: the us is giving putin a chance. there is no talk about rolling back sanctions. they believe that it is vladimir putin who is personally calling all the shot so they might as well go to him. we understand this from not to be quoted sources within the u.s. administration that there will be another attack another offensive from the russian backed rebels in eastern ukraine. they want to give him pause on that front and explore the possibility of developing relations in the future. manus: what else do you expect them to discuss? there is a whole host of issues over which they have bilateral interest. ryan: those are more important even than ukraine. ukraine has gotten in the way an

ryan stay with me. i want to go to the cnn severe weather center. as i understand it the warning now for these tornadoes extend until 9:00 p.m. central time. >> that's right. a tornado watch there is right across that area into 9:00 p.m. central time. look at pretty expansive map. that's about 16 million people dealing with the severe weather. the concern at this very moment is not as high as we think. it will be in coming couple of hours. this is what poppy was talking about when it comes to an expansive area until 9:00 p.m. central time. that includes dallas oklahoma city. we've seen some 1,600 lightning strikes in a 60-minute period across this region of the country. this is pretty remarkable. what this means, the conditions are favorable for tornado to form. you take a look at the map across eastern portions of eastern oklahoma and south dakota and western kansas tornado watch in place as well. this far more sparsely populated. again, we expect the tomorrows to really fire up later on into afternoon and potentially evening hours. that becomes a

ryan smith has the story. the big question ryan. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, paula. the nfl says there is no decision and no timetable for one. the controversy continues to ensnare brady. he was all smiles in front of a hometown crowd on third. this morning, the nfl telling abc news they have not made a decision on deflategate. >> touchdown. >> reporter: this as new england patriots star quarterback tom brady broke his silence thursday. his first appearance since the report said the quarterback was generally aware of staffers' attempts to deflate game-day footballs. >> is the super bowl tainted? should there be an asterisk? >> what do you guys think? ] crowd booing ] >> reporter: his response firing up pundits across the sports landscape. >> yo, they're calling you the cheater. >> the coverup is worse than the crime. >> reporter: some say a penalty is a possibility. >> we look at possible discipline you're looking at a fip. potential of a suspension. potential of lost draft picks. >> reporter: the 243-page report

ryan? >> reporter: and another aftershock, 1.6, in downtown concord this morning. i don't know if you felt it. i sure didn't. i was sleeping. but a lot of people felt it yesterday, creating this water line leak and break here. north, main, and gary is where we are at walnut creek. the strongest of the now nine quakes in 24 hours was a 3.6 yesterday at about 3:00 in the afternoon. thousands of people reported feeling that. doesn't get the headlines of the other faults like the heyward fault, but the concord fault is very active and could cause damage because it runs through downtown concord. the tremors were short, we're told, but did pack a punch. >> i was on the sofa and the sofa was shifting forward and backward. >> just the whole wall and it went like this. and somebody thought somebody hit the house. >> reporter: it runs from the east bay to north of vacaville. it was one of the strongest quakes on that fault in about 60 years. >>> and the ground shook in the greater los angeles area. a magnitude 2.9 quake. the moment it was captured was on a camera ott a 7-ele

for "nightline," i'm ryan smith in boston. >> our thanks to ryan smith for that report and our thanks to you for watching "nightline" tonight. get more on the story on "gma" first thing in the morning and as always we are on 24/7 on-line. snoop thank you for watching. good night. you want some help in the kitchen, marie? oh, thank you, amy. yeah, i'll help, too. oh...okay. don't lean too far into the oven, lady. good morning. does frank barone live here? what did he do? nothing. i-i'm just an old friend. friend? are--are you his family? who wants to know? yeah. yeah, yeah he's our father. i'm ray. this is robert. well, my name's sam gilula. i haven't seen mr. bararone in about 25 years. he's a great man your father. did you say frank barone? yeah. when i was a teenager, i used to work after school at the same company as your father. he was a real mentor to me. mentor? you sure you don't mean tormentor? damn it, marie. the elastic is completely shot on these pants. mr. barone? who are you? sam gilula! "sammy boy" from pelk accounting?

ryan owens is in texas. ryan: people run for their lives when gunfire breaks out outside of dallas. the police with guns drawn swarm the scene. >> there were multiple gunshots and then cops everywhere. ryan:a a group called american defense initiative was holding a contest for the best cartoon depicting the prophet mohammed. a statement from the city of garland said that two men drove up to the front of the building and began shooting at a security officer. the officer was shot in the leg and already out of the hospital. the

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we speak to the director product marketing for iddo shai and kevin ryan. is this a place for ad dollars. if so, is the spotify admitting that it cannot survive on music? iddo shai: we've seen mobile video increasing last year. if you want to make money online, video is the way to do so, especially on mobile. advertisers love the mobile experience, and they know viewers are engaged with their mobile devices. if spotify was to make more money, especially from users who don't pay for the service, video is the way to go. emily: i recently spoke with the founder of pandora and we were talking about the difficulties of working in the streaming music business in general. talking about way -- why they had to give it to an at-driven model. i want you to take a listen. >> we had the idea that we would be ad supported. we thought we would be a subscription business initially. clearly consumers did not accept that. when we grew, our idea was to be ad supported. we had to invent the ad supported business. it was touch and go for a long long time. last year was our firs

i'm ryan smith. >> i'm kayna whitworth. reena and tj are on assignment this morning. we do start with some breaking news from dallas. or near dallas i should say. two gunmen dead outside a gathering where cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad were being judged. >> depictions like that are considered blasphemous by muslims and led to deadly violence in the past. ryan owens has the details. >> people run for their lives when gunfire breaks out outside the curtis culwell center just east of dallas. police with guns drawn swarm the scene. >> we hear boom, boom, boom and a whole bunch of gunshots and then we see the cops everywhere. >> a group called american freedom defense initiative was holding a contest at the center to award a $10,000 prize for the best cartoon depicting the prophet muhammad. >> they drove up, got out and opened fire on the security officer. >> reporter: the officer was shot in the leg and is already out of the hospital. >> garland officers that were close by saw what was going on, engaged the two men, shot and killed them both there at the scene. >

ryan: and twitter and yelp. manus: is it a reality check in the space? ryan: this is the third social media company in a week to lose a quarter of its value. manus: that is huge. ryan: that is massive. in one day, for that to happen so quickly. it comes down to expectations. you look at the businesses that linkedin relies on. these are not aging businesses. the premium service, people like recruiters up 36%. they have a new business called marketing projects which is code for publishing. nonetheless, they are getting into online education. it is not as if this is a company that does not have any trouble monetizing. it just had trouble meeting expectations. manus: should we ask our next guest it includes the likes of apple. when you see such declines, do flashing lights go on? or are there declines for a reason? >> i'm not the right person to ask. i have hated this whole sector. i missed out on origins. -- fortunes. these are bubbles. momentum stocks. when momentum falters, even as you said, ryan, the growth was there but not at the exalted numbers the ma

ryan: one thing he does not have is economics ability. the majority of exports go to russia. .this one the biggest tractor factories up in all of the soviet union. it doesn't seem like it has changed since then. the tractor factory employees close to 20,000 people. with a sorry state of russia's economy, there is little demand for is demand. belarus would be belly up. alexander lukashenko's critics say that in that reliance is creeping other sovereign entity. russia's actions in crimea does not sit well with everybody. tim ash is professor at oxford. he gives a view. professor ash: we do not want to be part of vladimir putin's in. -- imperialism. >> ♪ ryan: patriotism is on the rise especially among the young. they are at a concert where they are celebrating all things bela- russian. the last dictator is all but guaranteed to win an election. ryan chilcote bloomberg, minsk. mark: putting the shine back into the golden arches. mcdonald's comeback plan. that is next. ♪ mark: putting the shine back on the golden arches. that is the daunt

ryan: the numbers are always by. in the case of libor, the fines they have faced is about $9 billion. they remain immaterial. we is that you with deutsche bank's legal costs eroding their profits. what is most important to keep in mind is it is the investigation into libor that was watershed moment when we saw a big outcry for more scrutiny of the banks. what we haven't see, what we will see today is the beginning over the criminal process where individual traders are pursued. this trial should take about 12 weeks. manus: we're going to have to leave you there. thank you very much for being with us. stay with us. we have brenda kelly. she is coming into the studio after the break. ♪ manus: welcome back to "countdown." 7:30 in london. the question for foreign exchange traders, are you a dollar bull or euro bear? the dollar continues to trade higher up by 1%. this is dollar index. 96.88. the fed goes into its june meeting with an open mind. you a rash of data today. consumer confidence. new home sales, durable good a

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