roberts:coming up >>stanley roberts:the bay bridge toll plaza >>stanley roberts:hey get off the phone >>stanley roberts:it's a cornucopia of bad behavior all you have to do is simply stand there and they will come to you >>stanley roberts:i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly tonight at 8 (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>reporter:roughly 270-thousand drivers cross the oakland bay bridge and while many of them read all the signs and follow all the rules of the road, there are those who come up on >>stanley roberts:sooooo, let's look at what is considered behaving badly if you are waiting your turn to cross the bay bridge the list is so long but i will try to keep it simple >>stanley roberts:one of the biggest is the illegal use of cell phones, this this woman who is on her phone while putting on makeup and when she is done with the makeup the tissue goes flying out the window >>stanley roberts:there are many ways to use you cell ph

kron4 stanley roberts shows us. >> stanley: (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley: the driver in berlin tam is pulled over for three things. pressure driving with dual air but you cannot do that with the dole aerophones injured is not legal. it is illegal second to have a crack my shield and there, you have to brake lights up you have your driver's license and registration and insurance. >> stanley: this is officer g. gut of the city of hillsboro police department however we are in burlingame and you see is that time of the month on the peninsula but officers from all run the economy have come together. it is the step program, steps stamp for san mateo county saturation traffic enforcement program for it where any and all traffic problems are addressed. >> stanley: here is what is going to happen. i-- >> i am going to give you a citation for the ear buds. and i am not one to set you for the bright lights or the cracked windshield. >> stanley: and so maxim enforcement is selected cities this time is bharal again in hillsborough. som

:here is stanley roberts on train station etiquette. >> stanley: this act is so dangerous is the one and only violation that can place a that direct the pointer on your driver's license. and you still get a $495 ticket as well. >> stanley: opening the gate and walked through. the san mateo county sheriff oversees the security for caltran. they will request that she show up and that will testify. --they will testify. >> stanley: talking across the track while watching a video on your smart phone is training for a disaster when a train is coming fast your way. you will see people running back and forth the track and on the platform. let's go back to a previous video. uc this guy walking into a restricted area. he could be ticketed for trespassing. i plan on returning for the san mateo sheriff's department, shortly. and did not tell me that it was that she did not know, that this was not safe. stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> vicki:coming up at 8:30.a sad day for many.former first lady nancy reagan has passed. we'll show you what our current presidential hopefuls had to say about her. >>

name's usher, stanley usher. by now we know the dna found on the victims did not match anyone inhe system, so we're gonna have to look beyond physical evidence to identify the killer. our unsub is a white male in his mid- to late 20s, and he has money. there's enough space and ventilation to accommodate an embalming suite. he's awkward with people, especially women. an inability to relate cially is common in homicidal necrophiles. because of the alterations to the bodies, we believe the unsub is attempting to recreate a woman he once loved. like a girlfriend? or a wife, a mother. someone who left or died suddenly. this projection of the loved one coupled with his need to preserve the victims through embalming is similar to the psychopathology of serial murderer ed gein. gein had an oedipal complex which deveped in the years he nursed his paralyzed mother back from a stroke. after she died, his obsession compelled him to dig up corpses of women who resembled his mother. so persistent was his desire to resurrect hi

>>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: if you are perplexed as ims to why someone would go on the softer barrier in this case drive on the wrong side of the road to get to the gym you would one answers of canada to be is told to make illegal left turn will and trust it was talking to her a barrier and the one that was put there to keep people from in the illegal left turn to get to the 24 fitness he didn't know what a soft bear was there to be one and nothing to do with the camera even while wanted to been handed out more in legal terms will happen the fines for illegal left turn to such a back to on the $34 however getting caught during the on-camera priceless. >>pam moore: in is to bay county taking steps to prevent prescription pill overdose as the public health advisory and we will have that for you next ahead in sports riley still scars across america once again will show you the adorable video features her and her famous father was awarded pick up when #60 muhammed winston's look walk until belong to him. >>pam moore: the effect of over

in west philadelphia police say 55-year-old ronald stanley went on a stabbing spree. he had 31 prior arrests. they say he walked into a cricket wireless store yesterday and began stabbing a man who was simply paying his bill. stanley then allegedly walked outside jumped in a car and tried to stab another man. that man managed to fight his attacker off. next police say stanley got out of the car, made his way across the street and stabbed a 30-year-old man in the chest. that man was doing nothing more than standing there talking to his girlfriend. >> he just ran over to him, just turned him around and -- oh, my god. i can't get that out of my head. >> nathan atkinson was that man's name who was stabbed. he collapsed in street and died. they say stanley did not know any of the victims. >>> and philadelphia police are also busy investigating five other deaths as well. among them gunfire rang out about 8:15 on north vodges street in west philadelphia a22-year-old man was killed. then just minutes later a 31-year-old man was shot to death on the 2400 block of north hollywo

so, stanley druckenmiller stanley druckenmiller founded to closing it i81, think at 2010, but had a storied career on wall street for his successes with his organization. sorosd with george a mass is substantial amount of wealth as well. stanley druckenmiller is the guy who knows a lot about finance. part of what we are we talking about tonight is finance budgets and issues of the future, and what this talk is about his thinking about the future, looking ahead to the future. he is concerned, deeply and profoundly about the future of young people in america, and you will see to the degree in which he is concerned about young people and how they are pushed up by other investments we make. educator,anada is an social activist, and the founder of the harlem children's zone which he started in 1990. the harlem children's zone was designed to try to help children, young people in harlem to get to college, graduate and get good jobs. comprehensive,, and an intriguing approach. it seems to be successful, and i do not need to be defecating when i say that, but it takes a while to evaluate some of th

i want to come back to the issue with stanley fischer, though. stanley fischer before this meeting was banging the drum about inflation. where did that go? richard: what the fed it did last night is say the u.s. economy is doing fine, but we will mop be completely insulated. -- we will not be completely insulated. this is probably not the right time to raise rates as aggressively as they suggested they would in december. guy: we are not going to shut down the only engine that is firing right now, is the message. >> notwithstanding the decent numbers we have seen out of the u.s., it is not strong enough to drag the global economy higher. the fed it knowledged that. that is why we looked at the international headlines last night. my words are coming up of my mouth. you look at how the dynamics of this are going to work. front end implied volatility gets suppressed. is this a couple of years out? is inflation going to come back? it's all of that story going to be there for us? inflationoing to let get to hear before they start hiking and as a result

. ♪ >> morgan stanley remains -- says it remains to hide. morgan stanley forecasting 1.6%. great to be with us on the program. you have come down with your growth forecast from three down to what -- down to one. >> they are not going to meet us i tied. it will take the better course of a year for them to meet us i die. they are -- to meet us i to i -- eye to eye. seen steady gains in the labor market. that will keep them on a tightening bias. they would like to do more. they will do more if they can do more. remind us what we type in to go. it saves a lot of time for us, those of us on the trading floor during the statements being released. we are able to see the median in the mean right away instead of calculating ourselves. to come it is going down. the mean will come down further, showing the dispersion of the hawkish thoughts are moving more dovish. they are going to show they intend to do more. they can only deliver one more rate hike because inflation is going to continue to be a foreign in their side. has said inflation moving in the other direction would be four rat

>>stanley roberts: people behaving badly coming up next >>stanley roberts: this man is getting not one but three separate tickets pickle sentinel explain all of them, you're a detective and a crackdown going on in a particular cy down park illegally and the disabled are thin spot for stock-- starters. he sees the opposite and then tossed the weed he claims he had a medical can discard. >>stanley roberts: the in his car was told and it should print tickets parking and disabled spa and a $350 for this of marijuana and drivers to recover the 67 of the lack of a point. male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 news weekened starts now male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now. >>catherine heenan: the trains back on track between account in the past. they point station >>reporter: during off-peak hours the writers will have to get off guard a bit on the bus then try to promote good will of commuters they're handing out free snacks free parking for everyone they're still sorting through every potential course of the problem once again commu

ronald stanley charged with murdering a man during a stabbing spree. he attacked three men at different locations along baltimore avenue. the last victim died after stabbed in the chest. investigators identified that victim at nathan atkinson. >>> police are analyzing this video to find out what led to a deadly high speed crash in north philadelphia. the driver lost control near second and cecil b. moore, hitting three light poles, a tree, two buildings before the car burst into flames. driver was so badly burned in the fire, investigators have not been able to identify him. the crash also left debris scattered along the road, including hundreds of mcdonald's gift cards and cups in packaging. investigators are trying to find out if the car was stolen.

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stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. and we need voters who want safer gun laws and who are disappoi leaders who stand in their way to remember come election time. i share president obama's outrage. it's time we had leaders with the courage to stand up to the nra. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. in the senate, i'll fight for commonsense gun safety, criminal background checks, ban assault weapons. i approve this message because ted strickland will never stand up to the nra. >>> new details released about the scare at the u.s. capitol here last spring. prosecutors said the man who landed that gyrocopter was seconds away from colliding with a delta flight. douglas hughes flew his aircraft into path of the jet and agreed to a plea deal and will be sentenced next month, they're asking for 10 months in prison. >>> the navy is loosening their belt on body fat rules, sa

attorney stanley schneider says they could have scattered when david came charging through the door. >> if that door's flung open and hits the hutch, it's going to fly off into the living room. >> reporter: the defense says the man who testified he saw temple on the road could have been mistaken about the time and day... >> da-da! >> reporter: ...and they say temple's dog shaka might not have been as ferocious as police say. >> i'd direct your attention to the grand jury testimony of mr. riley joe sanders. >> reporter: and what does he say? >> shaka will bark at him when he's cutting the grass. but what about if you're not cutting the grass? "no, she'll just come over and sniff." >> reporter: at the new hearing, kelly siegler spent four days on the former prosecutor aggressively defended herself. >> it was very, very repetitious, and it seemed like it could have been a whole lot more efficient. >> she was so, just blase , about what she had hidden and why she had hidden it. and i have my client, david, sitting next to me who lost his wife and his baby and hasn't watched his son grow

last year, stanley cup finals. 84 points, but second in the division. as it stands today, first-place position. lightning, going for a record tomorrow hosting the hurricanes at 7:00. >>> all right, guys, who do you think this little guy is? no. you're right. it's chris archer. he was right around the same age this team played in cuba. archer getting his debut this spring down in fort myers. running it up and in. collecting a big swing and miss. slider on the second. the rays go down 7-4. 22'. adam scott but not for long in he currently leads at 9 under par. >> finally, a chance for children all across the state to show off their skills. >> this morning, students from around the state took the braille challenge at the eye institute in tampa. all of the students are blind. it's like a spelling bee for the visually-impaired. these talented competitors will >> pelley: a party in chaos. >> this little guy has lied so much. >> here we go! >> about my record. >> reporter: mr. chairman, is your party coming apart at the seams. >> pelley: also tonight. >> back o

attorney stanley schneider says they could have scattered when david came charging through the door. >> if that door's flung open and hits the hutch, it's going to fly off into the living room. >> reporter: the defense says the man who testified he saw temple on the road could have been mistaken about the time and day... >> da-da! >> reporter: ...and they say temple's dog shaka might not have been as ferocious as police say. >> i'd direct your attention to the grand jury testimony of mr. riley joe sanders. >> reporter: and what does he say? >> shaka will bark at him when he's cutting the grass. but what about if you're not cutting the grass? "no, she'll just come over and sniff." >> reporter: at the new hearing, kelly siegler spent four days on the stand. the former prosecutor aggressively defended herself. >> it was very, very repetitious, and it seemed like it could have been a whole lot more efficient. >> she was so, just blase , about what she had hidden and why she had hidden it. and i have my client, david, sitting next to me who lost his wife and his baby and hasn't watched hi

all morgan stanley has take do is get back to tangible. belowthese guys have been tangible for a while. by using now -- >> not really. morgan stanley got to $41 per share last year, i think, august. all they have to do is return to , and there we will make 40% on our investments. what is the downside? of theey go to half value? i don't think so. again, we are long-term investment. i'm not saying there will be -- they will be a great stock two months from now. alix: do you make at the station between u.s. banks and european banks? >> we sure do. we think u.s. banks fixed their problems pretty well from 2008-2009. european banks kicked their problems down the road. bond issues -- we are fortunate to not have those problems. would you be looking for less exposure to rising interest rates from the side, or doesn't really matter? >> i think you can play the ball down the middle of the fairway. you can combine goldman sachs, jp morgan, morgan stanley. i think you will do just fine with any of those. this is a rare opportunity, especially in the

he said stanley jumped in the passenger seat of his car after stabbing his friend roosevelt gray who was inside this cricket cell phone store at 55th and baltimore paying his cell phone bill. >> his eyes were so red and he had like straight face like he wanted to kill. that is it. >> reporter: did he say anything. >> he didn't say nothing he came in swinging a knife at me. >> reporter: he received stitches to his finger and hand. his friend was lucky too, doctors told him the knife nearly missed his heart. >> i know god is in my life and i got to serve him now for the rest of my life, you know, i just feel bad for the guy that got killed. i really feel bad about him. >> reporter: it seems this cycle of violence is affecting the entire community. as it turns out according to police stanley only kick off what would be a very violent day across across the city, six murders overall. dann yah air, channel six a "action news". >>> word has come that u.s. special forces captured head of the isis unit trying to develop chemical weapons. a commando force made the apprehension, in a raid last

attorney stanley schneider says they could have scattered when david came charging through the door. >> if that door's flung open and hits the hutch, it's going to fly off into the living room. >> reporter: the defense says the man who testified he saw temple on the road could have been mistaken about the time and day... >> da-da! >> reporter: ...and they say temple's dog shaka might not have been as ferocious as police say. >> i'd direct your attention to the grand jury testimony of mr. riley joe sanders. >> reporter: and what does he say? >> shaka will bark at him when he's cutting the grass. but what about if you're not cutting the grass? "no, she'll just come over and sniff." >> reporter: at the new hearing, kelly siegler spent four days on the stand. aggressively defended herself. >> it was very, very repetitious, and it seemed like it could have been a whole lot more efficient. >> she was so, just blase , about what she had hidden and why she had hidden it. and i have my client, david, sitting next to me who lost his wife and his baby and hasn't watched his son grow up, and his

and stanley roberts was there to catch most of the people behaving badly. plus a high school pep rally takes a terrible turn after a fire breather lights himself on fire. and nike takes innovation to a whole new level. how these shoes fit like a glove everytime you put them on. new tonight at 8. the crackdown on drivers in burlingame 22 traffic officers stopped over 200 drivers which included everything from running stop signs to texting while driving and stanley roberts got to talk to some of those people caught no i was breaking the law i like nothing more than to talk to the people caught in the act of doing things they probably already know they shouldn't be doing like this driver who was watching it's totally not important its not important i was bored and i like falling asleep whild driving so i have to like do something else but you were totally distracted you didn't see us sitting next to you for the whole time no and after some careful prodding she confessed her sins i got caught behaving soo badly lol . so what was she watching i promised her i wi

so what kind of beverage did that original team drink out of the stanley cup trophy? was it cocoa? was it champagne? or was it beer? let's send things out to david martin. good morning, david, what are they thinking out there? >> well, louann, a terrific question, gannon stokes, the owner of old kinderhook, gannon, you've heard the questions, the answers, you tell our audience what you think it is. think? >> that's a great question, i can't imagine it would be hot environment. >> it is canada. >> it wasn't outside. it could be hot cocoa, these are more beer guys. they poured some beer in there. >> not the fancy champagne. >> a bit of a risk. not as wide as san andreas fault. >> i think champagne, keeping it classy. >> i'm going cocoa. >> i'm going hot cocoa. >> you're freezing after the game. >> i'm going to stick with ron on this one, i'm going to go with beer. it was champagne! wow! >> david martin and the guys got it right. hey, now they can drink champagne in the glass that they're blowing out there. all right, guys, 8:42, checking out what's hot in hollywood. >> joining us liv

backdrop of all of this is morgan stanley saying. i expect the up roar across tech land to be like nothing we have ever seen. can you imagine them demanding the source code for windows for demanding google's algorithm? all of the crown jewels of these major companies that they protect so fiercely, if they go after ios source code oh my -- i can't even think beyond that. a lot of other interesting stuff. morgan stanley, yes. iphone poimportant, but source code. >> where ever you stand on and if you didn't own an apple product before, if you didn't have that before it's just more secure. they're fighting for maintaining the security of the system itself. so i think for consumers there is definitely to apple beyond sort of protecting their property they're also telegraphing to consumers, look, this is good for you. >> source code plus sign in key is the posturing here. it feels more palatable in the negotiation. >> so percentage likelihood that happens. >> approaching nil. >> i don't think it's going to get that far. >> there was so bip

>>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: you cannot turn left their--there, there was their original segment where their bread nor no left turn time to get into the 24 fitness over a city on broadway to lawless city engineers had these very to the driver shall turn left with should solve the problem of their it turned out with nothing more than new some drivers men were simply turn left from the barricade is to address the stop and backup almost hidden in the car in the process this is frank rubble who works with the verve and by some broadway the interesting part about this at present to improve that no matter what you do for simply going to behave badly and was a ticket. >>pam moore: the campaign trail just that tighter one can deny our the race as the battle trout today's primary are still being tabulated what can they can support the end of the day cool when the most delicate as we are watching the return postage and at the coverage continues in seven seconds. male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now. >

. >> stanley: the residents say that the city did this for example; it goes all the way to the route. and this one was painted creek is stopped and started again. apparently, by mistake and this one has to know pamela l. all is almost as if a bunch of people got together and had a paint party. >> stanley: was trying to figure are attuned to pour on the people behaving badly list. for the people who do not have enough common sense to park their courage and hayward stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> catherine: the winter storm. it has been good news for the california revlon. kron4 charles clifford has been checking on the reservoir. he is at folsom lake in sacramento. >> reporter: right now i am to steady near the lake. it has been holding more water cents ahead in july 2013, it has the capacity of of 1 million acre-feet. right now is holding 600. with 15 percent of full capacity. the water line was three- quarters of where i am standing. this is how it looked on march 23rd and now risen back almost to the edges of the grey rock creek >> reporter: here is how it looks now. you could see i

attorney stanley schneider says they could have scattered when david came charging through the door. >> if that door's flung open and hits the hutch, it's going to fly off into the living room. >> reporter: the defense says the man who testified he saw temple on the road could have been mistaken about the time and day... >> da-da! >> reporter: ...and they say temple's dog shaka might not have been as ferocious as police say. >> i'd direct your attention to the grand jury testimony of mr. riley joe sanders. >> reporter: and what does he say? >> shaka will bark at him when he's cutting the grass. but what about if you're not cutting the grass? "no, she'll just come over and sniff." >> reporter: at the new hearing, kelly siegler spent four days on the stand. the former prosecutor aggressively defended herself. >> it was very, very more efficient. >> she was so, just blase, about what she had hidden and why she had hidden it. and i have my client, david, sitting next to me who lost his wife and his baby and hasn't watched his son grow up, and his family has gone bankrupt trying to get hi

attorney stanley schneider says they could have scattered when david came charging through the door. >> if that door's flung open and hits the hutch, it's going to fly off into the living room. >> reporter: the defense says the man who testified he saw temple on the road could have been mistaken about the time and day... >> da-da! >> reporter: ...and they say temple's dog shaka might not have been as ferocious as police say. >> i'd direct your attention to the grand jury testimony of mr. riley joe sanders. >> reporter: and what does he say? >> shaka will bark at him when he's cutting the grass. but what about if you're not cutting the grass? "no, she'll just come over and sniff." >> reporter: at the new hearing, kelly siegler spent four days on the stand. the former prosecutor aggressively defended herself. >> it was very, very repetitious, and it seemed like it could have been a whole lot more efficient. >> she was so, just blasÉ, about what she had hidden and why she had hidden it. and i have my client, david, sitting next to me who lost his wife and his baby and hasn't watched hi

we'll get you caught up on the markets with morgan stanley. but first, our twitter question of the day. has the bull market run its course? we'll read the results next. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." some images there of the solar eclipse across asia wednesday morning. the moon blacked out the sun over indonesia. the eclipse is also partially visible in singapore, hawaii, and northern australia. very nice. i didn't even know this was happening. glorious. >>> right. let's get back to rkt mas. we snapped the five-day winning streak yesterday. joining us to discuss, daniel skelly of morgan stanley. thanks for joining us. yesterday, as i mentioned, we snapped that five-day winning streak. goldman sachs saying the recent rally will lose steam. what's your view? is it a one-day correction yesterday, or has that rally since jamie dimon came out and bought his own stock, has that run its course? >> good morning and thanks for having me on. we think there could be more room for upside from here. granted, we've had a nice 7%, 8% move off the

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steve tells us why vice chair stanley fisher say the same thing differently. >> reporter: as the feds hope for 2% inflation goal within grasp, two officials speaking today. look at the same numbers but they have different take aways. vice chair stanley fisher told an audience. >> we may be seeing the first stirrings in an increase in the inflation rate, something the fed would like to happen. >> reporter: his colleague had a less enthusiastic take. while it's been positive, he said. >> that's a good data point, but it's just that. it's a data point. i want to see a pattern. that would give me comfort. we have a lot of very positive developments in our domestic economy. you look at the labor force. the labor forces expanding. people are coming back into the labor force as the labor market remains very solid. american consumers are continuing to be very robust. that's why i am very focused on pro serving and protecting the progress we've made. >> reporter: he sees downside from oversees especially china. while she's focused on the u.s., she says the u.s. needs tho mo o monitor and be aw

of stanley, to morgan until september before raising rates. germany is 55 basis points from the forecast. everybody depressed about global demand and global growth. current -- see recurring episodes of pessimism. a couple of components for you are people rushed to a safe harbor, to bonds, because they are afraid external weaknesses will be translated. i do not think we see the numbers bearing that out. in the expectation of weaker numbers, people expect the fed to hold back. we felt the fed would be patients. it is possible the fed will not raise rates in the first half. i do not expect the fed to be entirely passive if we continue to see job numbers. people do not discuss this, but the money that exists does not stay put. it tends to keep interest rates in the united states to press. david: there is another factor. matt: low supply. we were showing this before in our off the charts segment. timeis the about of someone puts in an order and doesn't get it filled in the 10 year. you can see one of the reasons there is low supply is that the fed'

let's bring in morgan stanley's adam parker. adam, welcome back. >> hi. >> these things come full circle, right? a couple of years ago you were bearish and you got positive. are you really growing bearish now because of a recession risk at a time when it seems as though the economy is move agoway from that? >> look, we have been bullish for more than three years. the thesis was that while the base case is mediocre the probability of the bear case seemed low. that's changed a little bit. the base case is probably still mediocre but the probability of the bull case seems low and there's definitely so risk. i'm still pretty constructive on the u.s. relative to other regions in the world but if i look at my view, earnings growth 3 or 4% this year, i pay 16 times that outlook. i get to 2050 so that's how we think it pans out. it's harder to be as optimistic and stronger dollar and lower oil and lower ten year yields and lower economic output and that's what my colleagues around the role of forecast in the previous areas. >> i'm not s

east of charlotte, a frost advisory, chester, lancaster, stanley, cabarrus and union. as far as charlotte goes, as low as 34, now at 35 in the queen city. freezing mountain island lake, below freezing tega cay, arboretum and harrisburg. a very cold start. out there this morning it is dry, full moon is now setting, hour-and-a-half, once the sun comes up, we go up quickly, in the upper 60s, don't judge the day by what you see right now. 62 lunch time, 68 this afternoon. seven day planner around the corner, christine, back to you. >> christine: back to breaking news if you're a commuter listen up, a crash in northwest charlotte leaves one person dead on brookshire boulevard and i-485 at 3:00 this morning. wbtv was first to report the crash on twitter, the outbound lanes of brookshire boulevard remain closed at this time. ashton pellom has been live at that scene bringing us updates throughout the morning. so ashton, have you been given a time frame on when the road will reopen? >> reporter: hey, good morning, christine. investigators out here tell me this portion of brook

stanley: i don't want to put this as young versus old. i really don't. one of the things i want to do is talk about seniors and future seniors. one of the things i want to do is preserve these programs so they are viable for our young people when they are 65. that's all. let's talk more about the harlem children's. see, ifld you like to you had a way of expanding it around the country? what kind of investments do we need in our cities, and it's mostly the cities, along the lines of what you have pioneered? geoffrey: when president obama decided to replicate our work and create promise neighborhoods, if you look at his original announcement before he talkedsident, about putting billions of dollars, which was a very modest sum. if you look at what he was able to get through the congress, it was relatively small. it was much less than any of us thought was sufficient to get the job done. i think that the big lift moving forward is to do a couple things. , bute doing good work there are other folks around the country doing good work, also. work.d to celebrat

stanley roberts explained. >> stanley roberts found some people behaving badly.>> reporter: pause the video right here. this driver ignored the sign which reads no left turn from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. every day except weekends and holidays. there are two signs. this one you have to see to turn left. now, all i need is a cop. where would i find one? >> traffic is pretty bad through this area.>> reporter: she complained she pays taxes to live here but can't get to work. and while this police officer is dealing with the driver look at this. another driver makes the same turn. the driver is immediately pulled over and she tells him she knew she was wrong. she claims she was in a hurry. the officer gets the information, here we go again. another driver does the same thing. he has an excuse. >> i live in this neighborhood >> reporter: the driver parks his car and prepared for the worst. ignoring the no left turn sign if caught can put a point on your driving record and cost you $230 total. let's have a chat with the driver. >> you still made the left turn even though it said that? >> i

. >> stanley is standing there with this opinion rolled up in his hand and a tear in his eye, "you're not going to believe it. you're not going to believe it." >> reporter: judge larry gist found that david temple should get a new trial. he listed facts, 36 facts favorable to the defense that he said the state should have disclosed but didn't, or disclosed too late to be of any use. >> seeing a judge that got to see all of this evidence say "this man deserves a fair trial, mattered in ways that i still feel. >> reporter: it was your first victory in this case. >> ( sighs ) richard, this is not a victory. this is just the first step. >> reporter: it's the first step because, strong as it is, the judge's decision is a recommendation to a higher court, the texas court of criminal appeals. that's where david temple's fate will be decided. how confident are you that the court of criminal appeals will order a new trial? >> i'm afraid to jinx it. i'm afraid to... to hope too loudly. >> reporter: here you are again waiting for another decision. is this any harder than waiting for the other on

compensation at morgan stanley declined 10% last year to $16 billion. deutsche boerse and lse have agreed on terms for "a merger of equals. under the agreement, deutsche boerse shareholders will hold just under 55% of the new company and lse holders will own just under 45%. stay with bloomberg on more of that story. we will speak to the deutsche karsten kengeter. sharp shares have slumped more after a further delay of the final takeover agreement. month to ad last $5.3 billion bid from foxconn, but that was immediately delayed from what foxconn said was the information about sharp's liabilities. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: the u.k. chancellor, george osborne, delivers his budget this afternoon. aet's get to annn edwards in westminster. chancellor will speak at 12:30 and deliver his budget. what do businesses want to see from him. we are joined this morning in the cold. it is good to see you this morning. we have talked to a couple of businesses this morning. some are saying, we have had a lot of fiscal events since this parliament starte

easily won us a stanley cup. that's how good teams are. that's how close the nhl is now. we're just trying to find that extra stef, that extra bit to give us an even better chance. i think we realized that last close. losing in the second round didn't show how well we played. we that. we stick with it. we don't need to revamp everything. we need to improve in a couple of areas. use the schedule to do that. i think we're on our way. >> could the black and gold be getting help at the receiver position. it's reported that anquan boldin met with the team. it was his first free agent meeting. now, here's an image that might take time to get used to. robert griffin, iii tweeted out the picture of him in the cleveland brown jersey. he thanked an undrafted receiver who wore the number last year but opted to give it up to rg3. and the black and gold play cleveland this season at home. >> that's a very dramatic picture. >> it is. >> that's kind of fancy. >> make us look so special. [000:27:59;00] . but through good times a

you work at morgan stanley, why are there not more women bank ceos? >> i think we made progress over the last 30 years i've been on the street. no question, still a long way to go i'm optimistic that we will see more women leaders across the board in all corporate sectors over the next decade as this next generation continues to rise. >> sadly, the clock beats us. please come back. next time we'll talk more about wealth management in particular. >> nice to see you, simon. >> when we come back, some of the biggest stock market gainers over the past few weeks have something in common. they are all heavily shorted. we'll name some names in a bit. sales event is on. with extraordinary offers on the exhilarating is... the thrilling gs... and the powerful rc coupe. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. so what else is new? humm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'

. >> why stanley was on this stabbing spree is unclear and he was captured and charged with murder and other offenses. >> he has a long history of violent offenses, it appears he is on some type of job. >> i have to serve god now for the rest of my life. i feel bad for the guy that got killed. i really feel bad about him. >> you heard police talking about the lengthy criminal history for stanley, court records reveal that stanley went for trial for murder a couple of decades ago but was found not guilty. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> three men including a philadelphia city official are accused of scamming the city out of $400,000. according to officials, robert otter beson a city fleet supervisor worked with a south philadelphia body shop to manipulate the city's bidding process. he would make sure that the city vehicles were fixed at city collision to pull off the scam. >> he would write up bogus tickets for repairs and increase what they could steal on each job. they are charged with theft and criminal conspiracy and galotti sr. is already serving life in

. >> stanley is standing there with this opinion rolled up in his hand and a tear in his eye, "you're not going to believe it. you're not going to believe it." >> reporter: judge larry gist get a new trial. he listed facts, 36 facts favorable to the defense that he said the state should have disclosed but didn't, or disclosed too late to be of any use. >> seeing a judge that got to see all of this evidence say "this man deserves a fair trial, he wasn't given one," that mattered in ways that i still feel. >> reporter: it was your first victory in this case. >> ( sighs ) richard, this is not a victory. this is just the first step. >> reporter: it's the first step because, strong as it is, the judge's decision is a recommendation to a higher court, the texas court of criminal appeals. that's where david temple's fate will be decided. how confident are you that the court of criminal appeals will order a new trial? >> i'm afraid to jinx it. loudly. >> reporter: here you are again waiting for another decision. is this any harder than waiting for the other ones? >> no. it wouldn't be harder

enjoys a little vino once in a while. >> stanley, i love you. >> aah. so this is something we love, too. some somebody -- when somebody comes back and is reunited with their family. >> if you wanted to find true love, this is it right here. so a 7-year-old, alex, from virginia was really missing his dad. he's been deployed in the navy for 99 days. so his mom wanted just to cheer him up. take a look at what happened. >> i don't know if you're ready to hear it. >> what? he's coming home? >> i don't know. what do you think? >> no. >> what do you think he has to tell you? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? if you can think of one surprise in the whole world, what would it be? >> daddy's home. >> what did he say? >> oh, my gosh. i've seen it three times and it still gets to me. >> like getting under the covers with twinkies and sobbing. isn't it? what kind. >> my daddy was a chief petty officer. and you know what i love so much, the kid didn't even talk. he's just -- he clung for taker -- clung for dear life. just precious. >> beautiful. >> so we'll put you

then into northern stanley county. locust at about 5:40. and albemarle at 6:05. other than that, it's primarily rain east of the mountains and primarily light snow in the and it's spotty. this is not going to be one of those huge winter storms. there's the future cast showing the snow tapering off in the mountains. this future cast just updated. you can see rain in the evening. and again, a few wet snow flakes as far south as i-40. but this is history by tomorrow morning. very little threat for heavy rain. no lightning or gusty winds and the threat for snow in charlotte is done. however, advisories are up in the mountains and adjacent foothills. upwards of two inches of snow will fall in the lower elevations. and two inches or more in the higher peeks. good news for ski country is. >> track the rain and snow with our weather app. use the interactive radar on your phone. >>> suspensions at charlotte

you want to see them get to afternoon finals and stanley cup. winning will be tough. jason brought this up earlier in show as we started to get excited about washington capitols that 28 teams to win the president's prove tee and eight have gone on to win stanley cup. >> there's nobody close to them in the eastern conference if you look at standings. >> remember steve back in 2010 when caps had 121 points as franchise record, 18 points clear of next best team in eastern conference and dot bounced by montreal in the first round after 3-1 lead in that series. >> this is totally different team and coaching staff and sy obviously some of the big super stars, and for the most part it's dpivrp vibe i feel good about that. >> part of the vibe is coach barry trots and players they totally bought into look at this point we accomplished nothing. president aesz trophy is nice. you get a bonus for that and few bucks thrown our way. it's a nice thing but means nothing in the grand scheme. get working and ready for the playoffs and it's not like this team is celebrating the presiden

police arrested his wife crystal gambino in nearby stanley and charged her with his murder. she is being held without bond. investigators have not revealed what may be a motive in this case and crystal is due in court later on this afternoon. reporting live in gaston county angela hong channel 9 eyewitness news. >> time now 6:47. a story for your day ahead dozens of pageland residents are expected to attend a town council meeting tonight pushing for answers about police chief larry brown. the meeting starts at 6 on north pearl street. residents will have the chance to ask questions. last week people who showed up for a special meeting on the issue left angry when the and they left without answers. chief brown has been off the job for nearly four months while sled investigates allegations against him. we do not know what those allegations are. an interim police chief is serving in his place. >>> the company will post earnings of $1.07 per share with $5.4 billion in revenue. they took over family dollar last year and bring you a report as soon as that's released on t.v. 64. >>

. >> where is the stanley cup right now? [ laughter ] >> a little bit of trash talking between the leaders there, for the record, the stanley cup is in the president's hometown, with the chicago blackhawks. very funny. >>> meanwhile, the two people who want the president's job squared off in another debate, democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders traded jabs on immigration among many other issues and tonight it is the republicans turn. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton was all smiles, as she greeted voters in miami beach thursday morning. >> florida is big football country, right? >> reporter: while bernie sanders targeted young voters at the university of florida. things were very different wednesday night, as sanders and clinton squared off in an often contentious debate. >> excuse me, excuse me. >> did you ask me to speak? >> immigration was a big focus for the uni-vision sponsored event. >> i voted for that bill. senator sanders voted against it. just think, imagine where we would be today if we ha

he can visit stanley is a museum on hundreds of amazing collectibles from comic books and movies. it runs saturday sunday to 6:00 p.m. at the convention center and $20 for kids under 12 for more information and a full list of the schedule of things that are happening with dirt court page >> pam: businessmen like be responsible for several robberies and our area and it is surveillance of a breeze and home invasions in the south bay. comingcocaine is bad repeat after me cocaine id bad what do parking illegally, blunts and cocaine have in common? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly tonight at 8 a suspected drug dealer is behind bars after two separate traffic stops in antioch this month. 41-year old deon culberson was stopped for a traffic violation on march 3rd when police found a firearm in his car. over again yesterday. culberson led police on a short chase and then was taken into cutody. after searching his home they located a large amont of methamphetamines. coacaine and ammunition. antioch police are still investigating the case. pg&e is committed to clean