metro mreers look for the oning who started the ball with 60 students. in and out getting ripped trying to help out to escape the chaos. out and he ended up getting beat up. police are trying to fiend out if there are other victims. culprits could look at serious criminal charges. it is a shame this happened. should be a found rivalry inside of beating each other up. girl who of beat up is back home and doing fine. again police are look for information in the people who started this crime stoppers. reporting live, news 3. jim: thank you for that now at 5:00 the investigation in a chain reaction crash that killed 2. maria: happened near blue diamond and state route 159. looks like the driver of a dump truck lost its brake and hit a blue sedan. in addition to the two killed 2 were victims of umc are expected to surive video. two under arrest this palm springs are the shooting death two police officers over the weekend. john feelic was arrested yesterday 12 hours aft
we re looking for a little bit of balance in the media. welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto coast to coast is right now. this is something in all seriousness you should step back, wonder what the heck is going on, as donald trump prepares to address an audience in north carolina? i want to show you something regardless whether you re a fan of his, his opponent or those other two third party candidates, this is breakdown of coverage of the two so-called crises, donald trump and what he has said on videotape. and wikileaks emails that keep coming and coming and coming. look at that. on all three major networks, scant coverage of the hillary clinton crisis. lots with the donald trump crisis. in fact, picking up about a third, a third of their broadcasts. that is not even dealing with the commercial disruptions. i want to show you something that just over the last couple days, that factor of attention has only grown by about, what seven to one margin. the media coverage on dona
:::test test test test test test contractor on:::test test test right now at 10, a fox5 exclusive. a little boy punched at school by a parent. i know he was. no. > tonight the boy s mom wants that man arrested. > plus a mother is a accused of leaving her infant in a running car for nearly an hour while she was shopping. children here at kipp d.c. in northeast april she says in other instances she s been there to protect her son but this time things were out of hand. > i got punched in my stomach. > kipp d.c. spring academy surveillance video shows second graded john mack clean and a friend playing in the hallway before class wednesday morning. > do you know why he wanted to punch you? no. i m mad. > the seven year old s mother watched the video and says she could tell her who suffers from asthma was having trouble breathing. you didn t think to call the ambulance? the school in ted called the student s mother. > to see if he was okay. you turnaround three times and con
school here in northeast. in other instances she s been s there to protect her son. she s saying this time things went too far. i got punched in my stomach. kipp d.c. s spring academy surveillance video shows second grader john mack clean and a friend playing in the hallwaylwy before class wednesday morning. i said somebody punched me in my stomach. without knowing what was coming the second greater says his friend s dad walked right to hih so hard he he knocked him to the ground. i knew he was coming towards me. > do you know why he wanted to punch you. no. > i m mad. i m just. the seven year old s mother watched the video and she could tell her son who suffers from asthma was having trouble breathing. you can see him grasping for air.ai all the principal said was get plans. the school called the student s mother.moth don t hit my child like that. you turnaround lee times and walked out the door. i wanted him to be arrestedrres since yesterday.si you need to learn it s
marina maracco spoke to the boy s mother tonight. reporter: tony, she told us this is not the first run in she had with this father who also drops off his father at this school here in northeast. in other instances she s been there to protect her son. she s saying this time things went too far. i got punched in my stomach. kipp d.c. s spring academy surveillance video shows second grader john mack clean and a friend playing in the before class wednesday morning. i said somebody punched me in my stomach. without knowing what was coming the second greater says his friend s dad walked right t to m and punched him in the stomach so hard he he knocked him to the ground. i knew he was coming towards me. > do you know why he wanted to punch you. no. > i m mad. i m just. the seven year old s mother tell her son who suffers from asthma was having trouble breathing. you can see him grasping for air. all the principal said was get up. y all didn t think to call the plans. the sch
big-time gambler. markets close in about two hours, and stocks are down but off their lows. another day of weakness across the board. we re talking about all sectors. on concerns the fed will height hike rates next month. concerns they will be more pressure on an already sluggish global economy. we are now seeing the dow jones come down .7%. the s&p 500 down .6%. the s&p has been in the negative all day today. .t has not been doing great at one point, it was down more than 1%. it has pulled back some of its earlier losses. i want to take you through some of the individual sectors, and you can see that financials and the tech sector are now down today, but after the rally we saw yesterday, remember, the only point since 2000 nine did we see bankshares gain as much as they did yesterday, just outperforming the broader gauge, but today, coming down from those highs, down more than 1% there, but if you look at consumer staples, it is staying in positive territory, and all of th
are with us. let s start it off with you. this idea that it is one of the bigger sectors relatively speaking, the s&p 500, but it s also, remember, one of the fourth worst performing sectors so far. say a look at the year to date losers. interesting stories lines start to play out in terms of the particular stocks and themes drieding the trading. kohl s is down 19% and fossil, belts, watches, that sorts of thing, down 21% as well. if you take a look at some of the other stocks that perhaps are on the other side of this, you see the winners. off price retail, tj max up 5%. ulta budy up 10%. lulu lemon is up 17%. the biggest one everyone talks about is one that hasn t gained a lot so far this year only up 5% year to date. it s amazon.com. but remember, one of last year s top performers and courtney, i got to sashgs one of the interesting things about this whole discussion is this idea of these stocks as melissa, i don t know if there is a theme that drives all these together.
similar gains for italy and spain. if you check out the currencies, that s where so much of the real volatility has been taking place, you can see that the pound is higher versus the dollar. it s trading at $1.4635. the dollar is up against the yen at 104.44. finally, check out crude oil prices, crude down by a dollar last week with real concern on what was happening there. and that added pressure to equities last week. this morning, wti is up by 1.5%. the gain is 73 cents to 48.71. a couple stories we are watching this morning, india s central bank chief announcing he ll step down when his term ends in september. the news was not expected. rajan has been popular with foreign investors and took control of india s central bank in 2013 when the country faced the worst currency crisis since the 1990s. but faced creditism from the ruling party for not lowering interest rates enough. and he announced sweeping reform rules. this clears the way for apple to open stores in the coun
we are actually in the normandy landings gallery. it s a very special gallery for us here. our museum was originally founded in the 1990 s as the national d-day museum by a congressional charter. we were charged with telling the story of the entire american experience in world war ii. in this gallery we get to the big moment where united states and allies had to win this particular day. d-day june 6, 1944. behind me is our film narratedded narrated by tom brokaw. which gives our visitors the overarching story of d-day at normandy. is a very on the left special exhibit. case to thexhibit long thin line of anguish column. beachpyle s walked the where the american forces landed everything left by troops who had been killed coming ashore. what we have in this case is sand fromifact and utah and omaha beaches. you can see he talks about shoe polish, showing bibles and hand grenades. he particularly singled out in his column writing paper. he talks about how the young men who g
d-day museum by a congressional charter. we were charged with telling the story of the entire american experience in world war ii. white was fought, how it was capitowon, what it means today. in this gallery, we get to the big moment where the united states and her allies had to win this particular day. d-day, june 6, 1944. narrated is our film by tom brokaw, which gives our visitors the overarching story of d-day normandy. but next to me over here on the left, a very special exhibit. this is an exhibit case dedicated to ernie pyle s long thin line of anguish column. ernie pyle actually walked the beaches at normandy where the american forces landed, and he everything left over from war by the troops coming ashore on the beach. what we have in this case is actual artifacts and sand from utah and omaha beaches. pyle writes about what he found. you can see he talks about shoe polish, diaries, bibles, hand grenades, toothbrushes razors. he particularly singles out in his column