because all they were to brad bishop was an impediment. he felt that this is just baggage to keep me from the life that i deserve. and he got rid of that baggage in the most horrible way. >> he then collected the bodies of all of his family members and he put them in the station wagon. >> there's a wonderful poem by yeats. love is a crooked thing, there's none that knows all that's in it for one would be thinking of love til the sun ran away and the shadows covered the moon. but the line, oh, love is a crooked thing. didn't he love his children? love is a crooked thing. there's none that knows all that's in it. right? right? >> the murder is not over when the victims die. the murder's over after he has sated his anger against them. >> everybody underestimated the intelligence of brad bishop. (soft, calm music.) hi, you've reached emma. i'm out of the office right now, but will get back to you just as soon as i possibly can. join us for exclusive discovery at sea experiences. princess cruises. come back new. a wake-up call. but it's not hap

because all they were to brad bishop was an impediment. he felt that this is just baggage to keep me from the life that i deserve. and he got rid of that baggage in the most horrible way. >> he then collected the bodies of all of his family members and he put them in the station wagon. >> there's a wonderful poem by yeats. love is a crooked thing, there's none that knows all that's in it for one would be thinking of love til the sun ran away and the shadows covered the moon. but the line, oh, love is a crooked thing. didn't he love his children? love is a crooked thing. there's none that knows all that's in it. right? right? >> the murder is not over when the victims die. the murder's over after he has sated his anger against them. >> everybody underestimated the intelligence of brad bishop. these ally bank ira cds really do sound like a sure thing, but i'm a bit skeptical of sure things. why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates. move it. the big. the m

brad delong and rosenberg an hour next hour. ♪ >> brad the coming up in our next hour. >> we are monitoring the situation in paris. no new news on that front. we will keep you apprised of any details. honda agreeing to pay a $70 million fine for failing to tell the u.s. about warranty claims. the company will submit to stricter oversight. they will examine operations to improve quality and safety standards. borrowers who took out auto loans are missing payments at the highest levels since the recession. more than 2.6% of car loan borrowers had missed at least one monthly payment by november. a lot of people calling this the new subprime. a follow-up story from earlier this week. harold hamm has cast and alimony check that she sent him for almost $1 billion. the attorney is not saying. hamm sought a reduction in the amount. a judge said it was not enough. >> i am speechless over that check. >> the fact that it was written personally. >> to you think someone at morgan stanley, there stamp is it. let's try to get some clarity on asia. the stock market will fluctuate, but most interesting, ther

president katz and commissioners commissioner ho and commissioner brandon i'll just start off here brad and i will be giving you an update on our outreach efforts as it relates to the waterfront land use review and the update on the waterfront plan is that - working? in august we did release a large report - >> down at the bottom excuse me. there's a projector keep going. >> there you go. >> thank you hey, hey. >> my one skill okay. well - in my case i wanted to do somewhat an update rather than an update in august we give i a comprehensive review for the waterfront not happening or happening on the waterfront and we set a comment period for the end of september that was substantially extended is to the end of november where we found that people need more time to absorb the information and understand the report and for since that timeline has just passed we wanted to transmit the comments from the public so for and give you sort of a summary of our outreach efforts and to also provide some clarification i think that there was some confusion about what the purpose of report was as it rel

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rudolph with penndot, thanks for being with us brad. >> thanks rosemary. >>> and first alert traffic reporter katy zachry is keeping an eye on the roads this morning. what are you seeing in the traffic cameras? >> a lot of changing conditions, rosemary, as glenn said. the bulk of the system is moving out. snow slush, rain sleet on the roadways. it's definitely something for drivers to be aware of as they head out. it's a mixed bag out there. 476 right at laurence road. a grainy shot. the roadways are pretty clear of snow. the salt trucks have been out there. 76 right at montgomery drive and a lot of moisture glistening. moisture is picking up and that's really been on the side of the streets department not having that heavy volume if this were a weekday this hour. right at trenton avenue where i can tell you the conditions are a little bit more snow and slush like on the roadways. i haven't seen any right now but i'll check back with them in a few minutes and have an update when i see you next. 25 miles an hour on these bridges. the ben and the betsy. new jersey transit today because

you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> as we sit here earlier, there's a drama brewing tonight around a big new movie, a potential oscar contender. and it happens to be the first major hollywood picture centered around the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. there are already questions specifically about how the film depicts a certain former president. we get our report tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: bloody sunday the confrontation that shocked a nation in march of 1965. only 2% of african-americans could register to vote thanks to local laws as shown in the new movie "selma". >> how many judges in alabama? >> sixth-seven. >> name t

you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> as we sit here earlier, there's a drama brewing tonight around a big new movie, a potential oscar contender. and it happens to be the first major hollywood picture centered around the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. and even before its wide release, it's already the center of controversy. specifically there are questions being raised about how the film depicts a certain former president. we get our report tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: bloody sunday, the confrontation that shocked a nation in march of 1965. only 2% of african-americans in selma could register to vote thanks to local laws as

in alexandria brad bell, abc 7 news. >> thank you, brad. a father and son are behind bars tonight suspected in a multistate crime spree that left two people dead and two state troopers injured. authorities say 54-year-old edward campbell and his 21-year-old son eric went to a oxford north carolina yesterday. they allegedly set the home on fire and abducted the residents, jerome and dora faulkner. later in the day, the campbells were spotted by police in lewisburg, virginia. when police tried to pull them over, they say edward shot two officers. when the father and son were eventually caught, police found the bodies of the north carolina couple in their truck. police are now looking at other crimes that may be linked to the two men. coming up getting ready for tax time. why some who signed up for health insurance through the affordable care act could get an unpleasant surprise this year. plus a new year a new recall. the latest problems that plague g.m. vehicles. and no charges. why the man who shot former white house press secretary >> in f

in annapolis, brad bell, abc 7 news. >> thank you, brad. a tech company founder is behind bars tonight charged with murder. police say 38-year-old min juen shot and killed his ex-wife's new husband. it happened on thursday in the ashburn village community. police say two children were in the home at the time. he is being held in the loudoun county adult detention center without bond. he is the co-founder of the contact management and social networking startup. montgomery county police are investigating graffiti sprayed on a chevy chase home as a hate crime. police say the racial slur combined with the phrase "go home" was sprayed on the garage door on a home in the 3300 block of glenmore drive. a neighbor noticed it this morning. the vandals could have struck any time after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. it's been one week since the deadly smoke incident on the yellow line of metro. and today, friends and family held a memorial for 61-year-old carol glover. the alexandria woman died of smoke inhalation as she waited to be rescued. remembered as

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in annapolis, brad bell, abc 7 news. >> thank you, brad. senate majority leader harry reid will have to have surgery on his right eye. you might remember he was hurt in an exercising accident. a statement from the senator's office says the surgery is needed to help him recover full vision in that eye. reid also suffered broken ribs in the accident on new year's day and those injuries are healing well. next at 6:00 charges filed against marion christopher barry. latest in the case against him. and new information about a shooting on a metro bus. one person is in custody but the search is on for a person of interest. >> marion christopher barry was released on his own recognizance a short time ago. he pleaded not guilty to three misdemeanor charges related to an indent at a bank in northwest washington. barry must stay away from the p.n.c. branch where he's accused of threatening a teller and destroying a security camera. barry is a candidate for his late father's ward eight council seat. one person is in custody tonight in connection with a

." >> when we were shooting the scene with brad and i, there is a shot of him standing up without his shirt on and he had that incredible stomach. and he was personally spraying evian on his body. >> and the actor who broke ground as commander in chief on television talks about what is next. >> after the president, where do you go from there? >> geena davis is an official partner of u.n. women. i spoke to her when she was in new york working on empowering women around the world. >> you have an entire institute in your name that studies gender roles in media. what led you to this? >> well, the final impetus was my daughter. when she was a toddler i started watching preschool shows and kids movies with her. think because of some of the roles that i played that spoke to women a little bit i had a heightened awareness of how women are portrayed in the media, so i immediately noticed that there seemed to be far fewer female characters than male characters that was made for kids. i couldn't believe it in the be showing kids boys and girls sharing the sandbox equally. i didn't intend to crea

my colleague brad satin is heading over there. he's going to be bringing some live reports and all of the people gathering in support of france that's the very latest from here. chris, back to you. >> thanks, karen. continuing coverage of the terror in paris on air and online go to myfoxphilly.com and look on our home page for a timeline of events and a slide show from today's explosions. >> short break from our arctic blast but don't get too used to it. this is a live look right now at blue mountain in the poconos. perfect day for skiing. not as cold today. but another blast of frigid air headed our way and chief meteorologist scott williams is live outside in old city and scott it definitely feels better today than it has the last two days. >> it really has. you know, that's pretty sad. temperatures still are cold in the 30s but i remember yesterday we had a low temperature of 9 degrees. so folks are still bundled up here in old city on this friday. so if you have your friday evening plans out maybe checking out that new movie o

i wanted to get its natural behavior. >> brad moves about 50 yards away to keep a safe distance. he soon gets more than he bargained for. >> the mother frames herself perfectly, turns around, looks over, sure enough the cub comes and follows her. the cub is bored. it looks straight down in the camera. then the bear decided to taste it and chew on it. my heart sank because i thought uh-oh, we just lost another gopro. >> after giving the gopro a serious tongue bath, the cub moves on. brad grabs the camera and is relieved to find in the one piece. >> picked it up, looked and, oh, my gosh, it was still recording. i couldn't believe it when i saw it and i've seen every piece of bear footage ever filmed. i said wow, i've got it special here." >> brad uploads the video with his youtube page with the intriguing title "a gizly ate my gopro." a catchy title usually helps. it caught people's attention. >> including the intention of skeptics who can't bear the fact the video is legit. many are convinced brad lured the cub to his viral debut. >> one of the reactions that i often get when peop

let's go to brad sattin in norristown. brad? >> reporter: well lucy western burbs fairing pretty well at this stage. to give you an idea how the roads are doing take look. this obviously unplowed, unsalted here as we take a look to markly street there. the roads seem to be for the most part just fine. they are clearly wet but people seem to be moving without much of a problem. let's take to you some pictures and tell was penndot has been telling us though over the last few hours. we know that there are 438 penndot contractor trucks and penndot trucks loading up with salt non-stop. their literally spraying it, refilling and coming back for more. they're working on 12-hour shifts. they expect to to do that through wednesday. we took a trip down 202. we saw very little traffic. people are heeding the warning to stay off the roads. want to let and about the pennsylvania turnpike, though. they are monitoring conditions there. could get a little dicey they're telling us between harrisburg and philadelphia. if that become the case, the

so i called brad, and brad and pax put the flag up. >> that is amazing. literally in your back yard. >> yeah. his grandson lives there now. >> are they the only people forgiven for trying to look at you through binoculars? >> absolutely. by the way, by the end he and i were both with binoculars standing out there. it's how we say good night. >> he passed away earlier this year. >> yes, he did. >> how much of this did he get to see? >> most of it. >> he saw the whole thing? >> yeah, yeah. we didn't have the effects and certain things, but -- >> he thought what? >> you know, it's the funniest thing. people ask me because -- louis was 97, and he was living on his own. doing a speaking engagement two weeks before he went in the hospital. i say that because he had so much pride on going out on his feet. and i was in the editing room when they told me he had gone into the hospital. i got the film on the laptop and went. and i thought he's going to tell me whether he think it's good or -- and then, of course, something else happened because this isn't a person w

you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> continuing coverage on the terror attacks in paris. joining us now is fox news national security analyst katy mcfarland, former deputy assistant secretary of defense during the reagan administration. casey, there has been a term that's been floating around the past few days that i want to talk to you about. this nogo zone. >> a nogo zone, there are over 750 in france alone. they are in all the european countries. they are in britain, belgian, sw switzerland. you don't go in them if you are anything other than a middle east muslim. why? because there are micro states within the bigger states. there is not regular

brad and i, there is a shot of him standing up a shot of him standing up without his shirt on and he had without his shirt on and he had that incredible stomach. that incredible stomach. and he was personally spraying and he was personally spraying evian on his body. evian on his body. >> and the actor who broke >> and the actor who broke ground as commander in chief on ground as commander in chief on television talks about what is next. television talks about what is >> after the president, where do next. >> after the president, where do you go from there? you go from there? >> geena davis is an official partner of u.n. women. >> geena davis is an official partner of u.n. women. i spoke to her when she was in i spoke to her when she was in new york working on empowering women around the world. new york working on empowering women around the world. >> you have an entire institute >> you have an entire institute in your name that studies gender roles in media. in your name that studies gender roles in media. what led you to this? what led you to this? >> well, >> well, the final impet

brad stone from bloomberg wiz week. we appreciate your time as well. we're going to hear from ali baba's co-founder next. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west," i'm cory johnson, here's a look at the world news headlines. the death toll from a gas explosion at a mexican hospital has been low to severe -- two after an earlier report of seven. dozens were hurt in the blast that damaged the children's and maternity section of the hospital. a tanker was delivering gas when a hose burst. pilots cut power to a critical computer system and that contributed to the plane's eventual crash. the eu has approved further sanctions of russia for their support of pro-russian separatists. they're meet to develop more sanctions including names to the black list of ukraine officials that have been involved in the consulate. >> facebook has grown, now he is focusing on growing that. >> you are legendary for growing facebook. how much of it was you and how much was facebook? >> i think it was 99.95% facebook and like 50 basis points me. i inherited an unbelievable leader who had

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brad stone caught up with jeff clark. he asked about the new product lineup. >> this is our best ever portfolio product. we won seven awards. we are excited. one is the most prestigious innovation. it shows that innovation is thriving. this is a 13 inch notebook. >> tell us about the notebook. to the untrained eye, it looks like a notebook. >> you might consider it a usual notebook. what's unique as this is the world's smallest 13 inch notebook. we built around this borderless display. it's an infinity screen with high resolution. it has no border. it's a 13 inch screen. we took all of the air out of the product, so to speak. we built the smallest 13 inch notebook without compromising performance and high resolution display. the battery life is increased to 15 hours. this is the smallest 13 inch notebook with 15 hours of battery life. it's an innovative product. we have a new price point of $799. >> a lot of talk on the resurgence in the pc business. >> 2014 was an improvement in the pc business. it's been a good run for

brad stone caught up with jeff clark. he asked about the new product lineup. >> this is our best ever portfolio product. we won seven awards. we are excited. one is the most prestigious best of innovation. it shows that innovation is thriving. this is a 13 inch notebook. >> tell us about the notebook. to the untrained eye, it looks like a usual notebook. >> you might consider it a usual notebook. what is unique about this is this is the world's smallest 13 inch notebook. we built around this borderless display. it's an infinity screen with high resolution. it has no border. it's a 13 inch screen. we took all of the air out of the product, so to speak. we built the smallest 13 inch notebook without compromising performance and high resolution display. the battery life is increased to 15 hours. this is the smallest 13 inch notebook with 15 hours of battery life. it's an innovative product. we have a new price point of $799. >> a lot of talk on the resurgence in the pc business. >> 2014 was an improvement in the pc business.

in silver spring brad bell abc 7 news. >> thank you brad. the decision not to cancel or even delay school angered parents in several virginia counties. fairfax county public schools sent letters to parents apologizing for the difficulties the decision caused. outrage spread on line as the twitter hash #closefcps came out. even teachers had trouble getting to work on time. >> it was just snow covered slush and you could see where it was still building. it has been awful! >> i'm angry and i think they should have delayed the schools and made a call then. >> fairfax county public school officials said they made the decision early in the morning based on the best information at the time. the school district issued a second statement later in the day apologizing for not cancelling schools. frustration in loudoun county tonight after school officials there opted to keep the doors open. in some cases, buses slid off the roads while trying to take students to school. 7 on your side chris pabst spoke to parents in loudoun county. >> all you have to d

let's go now to brad bell standing by and get the story from him. brad? >> yeah, leon there's a couple of reasons that people are talking about this fire. first off, take a look. this house under construction has been destroyed. we have some video of what it looked like earlier today with flames just jumping from this building. as you said this is the second time in less than a year that a home on this exact lot has burned down. sadly, last march, a man died here. but as you said today there were no injuries. incredibly no injuries because a couple of siding contractors had their ladders up against the house when a propane tank inside blew up. listen to what they had to say about their experience. >> i heard a big whoosh and all the insulation blew out of the attic down on top of me. >> it was through the roof within five minutes. it was -- it went up fast. real fast. >> now back live i want you to look up there on this low roof of the house over the course. and it looks like the remains of a metal ladder. that was the platform that that man was standing

one of the brands making a splash at the conference -- brad stone is standing by with more. brad? >> hi cory. i am here with the ceo of daimler. dr. z, what is this? is this a glance of the future or technology to come? >> it is totally realistic. it is fully autonomous. it gives you space and room. you are sitting in there. you can sleep. you can work. you can have videoconferencing. all of the walls are touchpad. you are in the middle of the internet. this is absolutely new and complete. >> tell us about the design. he appears of the vehicle is so striking. what inspired the design? >> we wanted to design the future of the automobile. obviously, when we invented the car in 1886, it was a carriage. you are sitting opposite your passengers like a carriage in former times. we are going back to the future. >> it is interesting how companies are talking about google and its role in the auto car future. where is google play? >> [indiscernible] it is at home. that is in the car. it is dangerous to get data, but that is what people are doing everywhere -- >> they are spending a lot of r

brad sattin in chester county. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in south jersey and chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking that snow. so let's begin with scott live in old city where it's falling but just not quite as heavy as to our south. >> that's right good evening lucy and iain. we are in the midst of that clipper we've been talking about all week. the snow has been falling here in old city. but it's really not sticking to the roadways. they have been heavily treated. we have slick sidewalks here in old city and you can see a light coating on the trash cans as well as those grassy surfaces across the area. but folks are still bundled up and taking it easy and watching their steps as we deal with the cold conditions and the snow. let's get right to ultimate doppler and show you what's taking place. we are looking at the heaviest of the snowfall continue to go transition south and east of i-95. so we'll zoom in little closer. places like dover millville vineland moving into atlantic county and cape may c

brad? >> what's going on is through that mist up there is taylor's mountain southwest of lynchberg and at this moment investigators are literally on their hands and knees digging for clues. we can show you the video of what's going up there right now. investigators tell us they have some new information that poin pinpoints a couple of pieces of ground and they are going over in a very concentrated way those small tiny plots of land and what they're looking for, sadly, is evidence the remains of the lyon sisters. these little girls, 12 and 10 years old sheila and catherine lyons vanished, as you said, from what was called wheaton plaza in march of 1975. they've been covering this case abc 7 has for nearly 40 years. big breakthrough. last february authorities announced this a man by the name of lloyd lee welsh they considered a person of interest. he was a carney passing through that area and matched the description of a man talking to the sisters at the wheaton plaza mall. authorities found

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." >> when we were shooting the scene with brad and i, there is a shot of him standing up without his shirt on and he had that incredible stomach. and he was personally spraying evian on his body. >> and the actor who broke ground as commander in chief on television talks about what is next. >> after the president, where do you go from there? >> geena davis is an official partner of u.n. women. i spoke to her when she was in new york working on empowering women around the world. >> you have an entire institute in your name that studies gender roles in media. what led you to this? >> well, the final impetus was my daughter. when she was a toddler i started watching preschool shows and kids movies with her. think because of some of the roles that i played that spoke to women a little bit i had a heightened awareness of how women are portrayed in the media, so i immediately noticed that there seemed to be far fewer female characters than male characters that was made for kids. i couldn't believe it in the 21st therapy i thought we should be showing kids boys and girls sharing the sandbox

do you see that as being a potential risk here, brad? >> well, i would say two things to that. first of all, you know, i think people are smart. and, you know, i think a lot of people out there are just as smart as the people who are in the room. you know, all day long, i talk with doctors and academic researchers and just mom and pops, you know, like you described, who spend a lot of time educating themselves on this and learning these things. and i don't think they should be shut out of the process just because they're not a large client of a specific bank. and the second thing to consider is if you don't open these things up and there's no transparency, there's companies and people who will take advantage of that, and that can hurt those mom and pop just as much as making the information available would. and so i think the best route to go always is just to put the information out there and let people educate themselves. >> meg, has any corporate executive talked to you about this and said hey, we just don't want that private, quote, off-the-record session to be broadcast be

joining us now is brad stone. brad, hi, how are you? how you holding up? >> hi cory. i'm well. i was a little conflicted today about today's bwest byte. 150,000 the number of attendees at c.e.s, could go with 20,000. >> what do you have? >> i'm going with 4, the number of hours of sleep i got last night. >> i feel your pain. i have been at that show, hustling, hustling. only want to know in new york is what you doing, why haven't you done more. you have been giving us great stuff, separating the signal from the noise. great stuff. >> lots of cool stuff. for me, the coolest thing are the automated cars. how they drove from silicon valley all the way here to las vegas and an automated car. really in advance. >> brad stone, thank you very much. we will have more on "bloomberg west" from the consumer electronics show, and also headlines. they are online, your tablet everywhere. ♪

brad, let me start with you. one of the most important terms in business is roy, return on investment. what are we looking at in terms of ads? are the price of the super bowl commercials worth the payout? and arthur moore misses then hits? >> it is really the advertisers to determine if it is worth it or not. super bowl as have increased 11% every year, which is certainly more than the advertising rates and that has to do with the mass audience that is there. a very affluent audience. the last five super bowl's have been at five of the most-watched television shows in history. advertisers do think that is worth it. how much -- we're talking investment -- that is another question. generally within a couple weeks, people forget the ads. >> are we seeing an immediate response because of the explosion of social media? >> you definitely get a response to certain ads. there was the one carl's jr. shot that offended people. i think people are tired of the sexy girl eating the hamburger. then there are the movies that pe

brad? >> yeah leon, last night when we were here smoke was still billowing from the house earlier today at noon still an awful lot of smoke. we can say that the smoke has subsided and as we zoom on in towards the scene out there, you can see some gentlemen wearing bright orange. that is the crane operating crew. tomorrow morning, they'll begin the search for the six people presumed lost in this house. that work is going on even as outside of this property people are mourning what they suspect is going to be a terribly tragic end. will makes the long walk down childs point road and he's already taken a train from his home in new york this morning to pay respects to the man he considered a mentor now believed lost in this massive fire. >> don was an inspiring character. >> the i.t. executive don pyle his wife sandy and four young grandchildren are officially considered unaccounted for after this fire destroyed the pyles' massive waterfront castlelike home yesterday morning. family members had

i agree with brad. it was one year ago that steve kuhn was talking to me about how by 2020 everyone would be driving them. i can't get my head around it. seriously, driverless cars? i know i'm in the minority. we are going in that direction. i can't get my head around it. >> a company whose name is synonymous with luxury. the ceo of rolls-royce will be with us. ♪ >> how does a car company survive for more than a century never selling more than 4000 vehicles a year? the company's rolls-royce. announced in 2014 for the first time ever it sold more than 4000 of its ultra luxury automobiles and now talking about expanding into a new market, suv's. the ceo is with us to talk about what is ahead for rolls-royce. matt miller is here with us in new york city. it's begin with the suv question. rolls-royce has talked about possibly expanding into suv's. will it happen? >> good morning. first of all, yes. we had a fantastic year last year. a record year again. we are also going over new plans for future models.

it jives with what brad was saying. this period lasted a very short amount of time in less than a minute. it was hard to tell if it was coming from ak-47 gunfire. or the type of weapons that the police carry. certainly the loud boom we heard corresponds with that. but at the same time we know both of these brothers have delectis to al queda. these types of islamic extremists want to die as martyrs. they want to go out in a blaze of glory. that's probably one of the reasons they left behind or didn't care about leaving behind their identity in the car that they stole. so this was probably something that they wanted to do anyway. and, now, the police we presume, have gone in and forced their hand and now we're just waiting to hear what happened in that industrial zone just a short distance behind me. >> let's stay there. i want to bring in dick clark, a abc news contributor. one of the scenes we keep hearing about ties to al queda in yemen. even though it had been isis that had been calling for these attacks in recent wee

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thank you very much, as well as brad. it is not just other companies that are challenges getting people online. broadband internet access, a different story out in the heartland, rural internet access is still a tough issue. we will talk about president obama's plans to connect rural america next. ♪ like i am cory johnson and this is bloomberg west. all kinds of hot. they must have holiday gifts of 2014. my own self the stick. the 2014 song "#selfie" is just a trend. >> i have seen a lot of them since i have been traveling. yes. i did not even know about them before. >> i see them everywhere. yes. >> didn't god give us arms to shoot selfies? >> or friends to do it for you. >> these days, people bring their fancy camera equipment to bring pages of themselves at the golden gate bridge. >> in a group, you can actually get a lot more people with the song further away from you. >> got confiscated at the airport, his first one. the second one, they do not understand what it was for. he bought another one and i thought it was

. >> the lies began with brad. he started a business called the bh group to sell iraqi currency and along with the partner, charles, he told potential investors that one day iraqi currency known as dinar, would skyrocket in value. and buying it right now could make you rich beyond your wildest dreams. assistant u.s. attorney matthew shepard. >> they were going to revalue the currency dinar, 1100 to the dollar, and then all the sudden overnight the exchange rate would change, and at the low end they promised was $70% rate return. the highest was a thousands percent. >> all they had to do was by through bh. they charged a 20 % markup and investors would get stacks of the iraqi cash in the mail. the assistant u.s. attorney. >> they sold massive amounts of iraqi currency. they shipped it. people could come in and purchase. >> that's what investigators caught on this undercover video. >> yeah? >> i'd like to go ahead and buy a small amount of dinars. >> see the guy in the yellow shirt? >> okay. >> he's the salesman. >>

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maryland bureau chief brad bell was in the courtroom today when the man accused in that first accident learned about his fate. >> one of the most emotional moments i've ever seen in the courtroom played out at this sentencing hearing today. the parents of 22-year-old university of maryland student cory hubbard stood up in court and spoke directly to the man who killed their son. they looked at liam adepo and said "we forgive you" and "we hope after prison, you find new meaning in your life." adepo burst out into tears. he was sobbing. the collision happened in january of 2014. it was very early in the morning in the bar district of route 1 next to the university of maryland. adepo was in his car. himself having been at a bar. when hubbard stepped into route 1. he was struck by adepo's vehicle. he was sent flying. he was pronounced dead. adepo drove on and it wasn't until some days later that he came forward to police and admitted that he was the driver of the vehicle. today, he was sentenced to two years in prison for the crime of leaving the scene of a collision resulting in death. st

fox 29's brad sattin live in north philadelphia tonight with more. brad? >> reporter: chris we're at 12th and jefferson where this murder happened on tuesday morning about 90 minutes ago there had been a vigil behind me where you might be able to see some balloons there for the most part it is over right now. we'll talk more about the vigil in a moment. first let us talk about this new surveillance video police released at around 4:00 o'clock. let us take you to it and tell you what happened to 56-year-old kim jones. first piece of video is of kim walking to the bus stop near temple university on tuesday on her way to work. you then see a shooter the shooter coming from around the corner. walking toward her when he then shoots her in the back of the head. of course, that part not seen. third video of a shooter very cal andly then leaving the scene face covered wearing dark clothing about 5-foot 10, sick foot tall, stocky build the shooter walking westbound on oxford eventually getting on the subway at broad and cecil b. moore eventually getting off the sub

fox 29's brad sattin is live in the fairmount neighborhood with what happened. brad? >> reporter: iain and lucy this happened around 11:00 o'clock this morning. investigators here searching for fingerprints it appears they found some you're about to seem they were here for about five hours. focused on the second level of this parking garage. we're hearing that they do have a person of interest. somebody that they've been questioning through the day because of the victim's condition however they have not been able to talk to her. >> great neighborhood. we walk everywhere. absolutely insane. >> reporter: sues see go money sense of security shaken upon hearing that a 33-year-old woman was violently sexually assaulted in the parking garage she uses at 17th and callowhill streets around 11:00 this morning. at tack happened between this lexus and ford fusion. this hand print was found nearly gas tank of that lexus. police taped off the stairwells and the second floor crime scene as their investigation ran through the day by late this afternoon they removed bags of evidence.

. >> and why brad pitt broke down during a song in the middle of an awards >>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> two experienced rock climbers including one from the bay area are trying to accomplish a climbing feat on yosemite el capitan that has never been done before. >> they are trying to scale el capitan cliff that is smooth as glass without the help of ropes. they will have ropes if they lose their footing. these are photos from the instagram. they hope to finish the climb bit end of the week. if they are successful they will become the first climbers ever to scale the wall without ropes. >> a lot of things to hang on to with your fingers...hopefully the weather will be good. >> it is mild here. could there be some changes in store? we will check with our meteorologist mike nicco and checking it out, outside. >> it is breezy and brisk today so when the temperatures hit the 60 it will not feel like it but that is part of the warming trend the winds are blowing some of the warmer air in. as far as what will happen, we were hoping f

brad we know this is got to be so difficult for them. >> reporter: can only imagine lucy. this certainly is a family that is in need of some answers. we do know the process is underway right now to get cortez hamilton extradited from indiana back to delaware to face the charges here. police at this point are not saying much but keisha's family they are talking. >> we've been all really sad and, um, looking for her. it's been really tough for us. i just want my sister back home. >> reporter: keisha hamilton's sister and family worried sick over her disappearance. they last heard from keisha late fry date night in a text message claiming to be fearful of her husband of five years. >> she did text me and told me that if she wasn't heard from again to have the police check cortez which is her husband. >> reporter: worried her sister immediately picked up the phone. >> i talked to her after she teched me and tried to convince her to leave the house and we decided to talk the next morning but, um, she went missing. >> reporter: missing saturday morning police rushed to the famil