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good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, gene. worcester police continue to warn cabdrivers and delivery drivers. there have been at least a dozen of these robbery dozen of these robberies and the suspects are out there according to police. adoreding to police these robbery robberies started in december or so and half a dozen or so just into january, and they are happening across the city. police say delivery drivers for pizza shops and cabbies have been target. some of the drivers are so the manager says one of his drivers was robbed and he said the three suspects showed a gun >> the guy robbed him and asked for his 34u7b for his for his. they had jackets and hood. the they took basically everything. it was a very cold night. >> reporter: the manager said the driver was so scared that he didn't put you up a fight. worcester police are asking members of the public to do the right thing. if you have any information, you are asked to give worcester police a call. in the meantime, they have tips for cabdrivers and delivery drivers an

catherine? >> his are warning cab and delivery drivers to be on alert delivery drivers to be on alert. there have been at least a dozen victims since december and the suspects are still out there. again, police saying these crimes started popping up in december, about a half or dozen or so have happened since january, but police say they are happening all across worcester. delivery drivers for 3eu delivery drivers for pizza shop delivery drivers for pizza shops and cabbies have been targeted. some of the drivers are so scared they quit their jobs. one single mother who wobs as a a cabdriver says she is taken her own precaution. >> emergency buttons in here. if i don't like the looks of them, they don't get in. >> reporter: safety tips. remove car toppers to stop thieves spotting the driver and reacting on spur of the moment. do call backs and drivers should never get out of their car to deliver to a dark home. look around from inside the vehicle and call 911 if the address looks suspicious. and

fox25 catherine parrotta is live in worcester where drivers are taking precautions. catherine? >> catherine: these robberies have been happening for awhile and warning drivers to be on alert. police say the suspects are still out there. now, according to police the robbery started in december. again, there have been about a dozen happening since january, and they are happening across the city of worcester. delivery drivers for pizza shops and cabbies have been the targets. some of the drivers are so scared they quit their jobs. one single mother worked as cab driver says she is taking her own precaution. >> emergency button in here and don't like the looks of them, they don't get in. >> catherine: worcester release have released safety tips and car toppers drivers and acting on spur of the moment and callbacks to verify the order where it is being delivered and police say drivers should never get out of the car to deliver to a dark home. they say they should look around from inside the vehicle ask call 911 if the address looks suspicious, and police are also asking for the publ

i'm catherine howser. we will check top stories after danielle's forecast. >> cold air coming in northwest of boston. in the upper 20s right now, 35 in the city itself. pretty steady here. we will come back into the 40s this afternoon, which is pretty normal for march 1. and the temperatures, we will actually stay in the 40s through the afternoon and then rise, gradually, overnight tonight, after being in the 30s. but because of that, a winter weather advisory, from 8:00 p.m. this evening, until 1:00 p.m. outside of 128, to light areas of freezing rain before changing over. and rain for tomorrow morning's commute and a gusty end of the day. we may have light snow. >> we have some big delays to now. after an earlier crash before 128. 24 northbound is now backed up into avon. route 3 northbound, jammed from the split back to hingman. and the expressway north from the split to columbia road is 25 minutes. from the north, 93 southbound, and stop and go from stoneham to the lever connector, 20 minutes and the p

fox25 catherine parrotta live in worcester where drivers are taking necessary precaution s. >> catherine: job a lot more dangerous. >> on the lookout. >> catherine: worcester police say cab and delivery drives have been targets of robber, at least a dozen robberies since december road runner pizza says one of the delivery drivers became a victim. three suspects reportedly showing a gun during the crime. ordeal left the driver so frightened he quit. >> sad to hear that people are robbing people for $25, $50. >> catherine: they are telling people to take precautions. >> be careful. he has the right to come back. >> if i don't like the looks of them, they don't get in. >> catherine: jessica has emergency button inside her cab and drops money at home inside her shift so she isn't carrying large amounts of cash. she and other drivers remain alert, hoping police track down the suspect before anyone else becomes a victim. they say if you have any information do the right thing catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> julie: police found car involved mile from the scene with different license plate. s

the other famous cable that catherine herridge reported in august 2012, a month before the attack on the consulate in benghazi when the cia said the consulate is not defensible. we ought to consolidate the two in the cia location. and there was no action on that. martha: huma abedin is one of the people who received the email i just read. how will we know what their response was? >> i think there is a lot going on here, other communications. we don't know what the f.b.i. is doing in terms of who said what to whom. but i think the failure on benghazi is one of the signal failures of the obama administration. and to fail to tree tallate ever since then. >> it's been very clear we were told, there were so many investigations. this is a done deal. but these new emails that have come out have a lot in them that are quite significant to this case. let's put that up on the screen. this is a quote from a hillary clinton email. if not classified or otherwise inappropriate west coast, can you send to the "new york times" reporters who interviewed me today? >> she and all of her aides do exactl

we will then hear from my sister catherine come from justice ginsburg and from two of my father's former clerks, john many banana teaches at harvard law school, and justice john larson of the michigan supreme court who also spent a professor and practitioner. and then as often is the case my sister mary will have the last word. [laughter] >> i should be careful. we will have a reception immediately afterwards. thank you again for coming this afternoon. [applause] >> if i could ask you all to please stand as we begin with prayer. almighty god as we gather here to remember and honor your server and antonin scalia we ask not your blessing. make us mindful that every good gift comes from you, that we see in attendance gets in your life as coming from a good is intended for your glory. so that in honoring him we honor you, his creator and redeemer. me his example of public service unite all of us more closely in our pursuit of the common good for our nation. and conscious also of his imperfections, we ask you in your mercy to gather antonin quickly to yourself, that he may rejoice in your pre

catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jenna. the senior reporter said the classified documents had a hands on approach with with the affiliates and he was out of touch with the capabilities after years of hiding. officials say they gave direction from an affiliate in north africa to yemen on everything from media strategy and training and propaganda including the importance of the bep headings made by isis. and the french were seen by bin laden as the prime adversary in europe. this enriches our understanding of the al-qaeda leader. and this is one of the photos from the compound with so much time on his hands, he routinely practiced his propaganda videos. bin laden wanted to it move from the pakistani compound and torn down the following year. and two of his facilitators including the courier that led to his hide out were not equipped to help him any longer. bin laden sent out word to his contacts in pakistan and finding replacements and his goal was to move out that year. if bin laden was successful it was likely he would have

for newsy, i'm catherine beek. remember to watch newsy on tv with your favorite streaming >> donald trump is speaking right now in louisville, kentucky. let's listen in. >> the drugs across the border, yes, we will build that wall. we will. we will. wall? >> mexico. the wall. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. so you probably saw that over the last few days, the ex- president of mexico, vicente fox -- by the way, are the trump rallies fun? isn't this the greatest. >> you are looking at a live picture out of louisville, kentucky right now. that is donald trump the gop front runner at a rally. he is headed to florida to palm beach to hear the results of super tuesday this tuesday. >>> right now jury selection building for former wrestling star hulk hogan star. he is suing the site for $100 video of him. if vallejo wins the suit, it could put the site in bankruptcy. >>> a rolling stones throwback for you because the band said on twitter today that they are hosting a free -- free concert in

catherine bosley is joining us with the story. >> for more than a year linda has hated her morning routine. three days up before dawn and off to the dialysis center. the four hour process leaves her exhausted and as she left yesterday, the 63-year-old was overcome with relief. hours later she met her donor the search began in december of 2014 when her kidney stopped functioning. >> it crashed. went real bad. we don't know why. all of a sudden they changed so much. they did. that's when i signed up for dialysis. >> she was told that she needed a kidney transplant to survive. >> we asked our friends and families and we got six people to step forward to be tested and none of them tested well. >> demming was put on a transplant list was was determined to find a person of her own. she put up posters and signs for potential volunteers to get tested and it was a facebook page called a kidney for linda. >> you know, scrolling through my news feed and this page popped up. i don't know why. i didn't have any affiliation with it. nobody i know had any affiliation with it. four offered to go through t

catherine h: it can be a very interesting evening. >>pam m: additional news today for wrongful death civil rights lawsuit has been filed against the contra costa county sheriff's office for the shooting death of an antioch man that happened in his home back in february and the mother of the deceased man tells us the she called low and for some for help the day her son was killed. >>haaziq m: she is told in the fall for a son back on february 3, 2015 he was shot to death and their antioch apartment following a confrontation with the deputies from the contra costa county sheriff's office is different helicopter partnership with abc seven you as much as she called the sheriff's office looking for help. >>haaziq m: the a trend toward was filed their ride to remove water from the apartment the civil rights attorney john bears filed a wrongful death lawsuit against shares office she says she and her son were really close. >>pam m: the owners of the san carlos, assessed the damage after a runaway dump truck slammed into the home coming up th

catherine h: helleri clinton going into super tuesday huge lead in the polls the expectation she will walk away tonight with an is to mount believe bernie sanders is still in there pitching absolutely refusing early tonight there were sounding very much like a presumptive nominee and taking aim at the republican mr. clinton's ninth so far strong support is sent to the super tuesday victories in georgia and virginia tennessee arkansas was to the first recourse and alabama and texas she was expected to do their wellness out is a very strong support of minority voters in taking a look to bernie sanders he did when his home state of vermont we will hear more from sanders coming up and we are following seven as yet undecided races. >>pam m: former political reporter now polemical communications consultant if he gets to the convention was summoned amazing people were supported him that would not be right to not give him the nomination. >>reporter: donald trump on the other hand is doing the same thing trying to present the softer side to that is more appealing to independence and democrats

it 2 catherine soy rather than cin.corinthians rather than second corinthians. in all the states he didn't get a big delegate hal haul tonight. >> not big chunks of the voting. >> how does trump do with democrats and reenls? >> effectively republicans while they're still registered as democrats he does well usually in that case where with voters at the lower end of the income scale but in the general election pool he has real liabilities. if it's headed to a clinton-trump faceoff, high negatives for both candidates and the trust numbers for both that voters don't trust them, it have voters that feel like this. >> lindsay graham says, dishonesty beats crazy right? honesty were the top that people were looking for, 70% felt bernie sanders was more honest, that is a vulnerability that republicans are going to be look at. >> we should look at the diffract side, bernie sanders had an okay night tonight, he predicted he would win in four states, but it may not be enough to propel him towards the nomination. >> >> do we think that the superper tuesday closes it out for

kolo 8 news now's catherine van joins us live in the studio with how this program is helping students and families prepare. the school district's goal is to get the graduation rate to 90 percent by the year 20- 20. in order to do that... counselors work with struggling seniors starting in the fall.... all the way to graduation day... giving them resources they need to succeed. : monica: it's mostly what you think about and what you want to do. and for monica rodriguez... she wants to graduate in june. monica: i'm going to tmcc next year. she's a senior at north valleys high school. in order to get a monica: i have to make up the extra classes that i missed from not going to school and work on the classes that i have now. and her counselors make sure she's on top of it. monica: my counselor usually calls me in to check in on me to make sure i pass all my classes. it starts in the fall... with a knock on the door. eric: we targeted about 1000 kids and this particular venue, we're looking at 300. during the school year... the school district holds workshops for students and parents to in

fox25's catherine parrotta is live in newton where the scene is still a mess at this hour. good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, daniel. that is the scene there behind me. currently on washington street. want to move out of the way so you can look at that aftermath too. the building boarded up. some tape still surrounding that building well, which is on the corner of the street there. right now we don't know the names of the victims involved in this crash or the other people involved in the crash. we also don't know who the driver is or whether he will be charged. i do want to give you a look at this video. you can take a look at this. suv from the building. the scene here was horrific and the time the timing could not have been worse. it happened after 6:00 last night. the height of rush hour and busy polling place nearby. police say the driver is down chestnut street and plowing right through sweet tomatoes pizza on washington street. middlesex da said the driver survived. seven people injured and two others were killed. the victims may have been customers a

good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, gene >> reporter: good morning, gene. certainly a busy area that's for sure. right now we are on washington street. and you can get a sense of how busy this is as we go through the day with all these shops and businesses nearby. give you an aftermath -- give you a look at the aftermath of the crash. it is all boarded up -- right now we don't know the names of the victims or any of the other people involved in this crash. we don't know who the -- and the scene was horrific though and the timing couldn't have been worse. and after 6:00 last night, it a busy polling place nearby. police say the driver didn't stop. he was driving down chestnut street across from washington treat and plowed into sweet tomatoes pizza. driver survived, seven were seriously injured, and two others were killed. >> what we know right now is accounted for. so these would have been patron patrons. >> reporter: a newton resident told fox25 they weren't surprised to hear this was the location of the horrific crash. the light gets backed up and sometime

you may remember catherine lehman lehman lehmanski had a similar post. in the end she was able to keep her dog. >> in a few hour, a father accused of shooting her daughter's boyfriend will face a judge. >> 47-year-old felix junior is being held without bond in jail. police tell us the entire thing start with an argument in west melbourne. he was rushed to the hospital and is expected to be ok. police saverra hit her in the head and pulled a trigger a second time but she was not shot. she ended up with burns from the >> an honor for a deputy and a milestone for the department karen pierce was promoted to the rank of sergeant making her the first black female to hold that position at the office. she is no stranger to being recognized for her service. in 2012 she was named deputy of the year. she is currently serving in the u.s. army reserve. a round of applause for her. >> a reunion for a 9/11 dispatcher who helped to deliver a baby over the phone. >> do i get to hold him? >> we have a soft spot for these stories. >> mom didn't realize she was in labor unt

catherine parrotta is there. people rushed over to see what was happening when they heard about this crash. >> reporter: this happened in the heart of rush hour. a busy polling place nearby. this morning, you just saw still boarded through in the background, but right now, we still have a lot of questions. the da not mentioning who the driver is, the identities of any of the people involved, or even the circumstances surrounding this crash. and those are answers local residents are waiting for as well. >> every time i go by here, some people were here. >> reporter: a busy pizza shop in the heart of newton. a place of employment for many high school students. >> i know some of the girls that work there friday and saturday shifts. >> reporter: today sweet tomato pizza boarded up and empty, the scene of a deadly crash. >> a lot of traffic at this time. >> reporter: investigators say during the heart of rush shower just after 6:00. they say that is when is barrel they say that is when is barrelled down chestnut stree

you may remember a similar story in november. 45-year-old catherine lamanski was charged with animal cruelty after a similar post on facebook went viral. police tracked her down in north carolina. in the end, she was able to keep her dog. >> a bighorn for volusia county deputy and a milestone for the department. rank of sergeant making her the first black female to hold the position at the sheriff's office. you can see this this picture, her daughter pinning her. pierce is no stranger to being recognized. in 2012, she was named deputy of the year. she is serving in the u.s. army reserve. >> a dog in california has her paws full this morning after delivery what could be a record litter. this makes me tired hearing this story. >> this is video you have to see. come to your tv. the mom gave birth to 17 sheep dogs. the pups are used to protect love stock. the owner said he is having to >> i feel for mama. >> one comes out -- how many come out at once? >> i have one right now. >> it is if you have for you to see these videos, even with dogs. we'll pinpoint a front. it is going to come in

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and joining me this morning for our chat is catherine bodak and joining me this morning for our chat is catherine bodak tuesday for donald trump and hillary clinton both racked up more wins-- 7 states each, clinton's rival bernie sanders took 4-states including his home state of vermont. on the republican side... ted cruz won his home state texas, as well as oklahoma and alaska.. ohio governor despite dismal showings. this shows the winners... in each state... we'll have coming up later in the show today marks the four year powerful tornados that pushed through parts of the tri-state. the storm began in kentucky and traveled into ohio. today communities that were hit the hardest... like today communities that were hit the hardest... like franklin, tate and washington townships.... and the village of moscow... are looking back on that destructive an e-f-4 tornado ripped through piner, kentucky and parts of crittenden .... causing heavy damage. weather now morning but just flurries. look for flurries into early afternoon partly cloudy skies today a high of only 36. we could have some s

. >>> joining me now mary catherine hamm and kaylee mcenerny. let me start with you, if you look hard enough you can say that the trump movement had a good night. trump lost four states even if donald trump won seven. you just heard the congressman. are you concerned at all about this anyone but trump movement? >> i'm not concerned. the men who have stood besides trump, who have embraced him. chris christie who stood alongside him and sparred with donald trump has come out and endorsed him. mike huckabee, today, came out and said it's time for people to get behind donald trump. he called it a peaceful revolution. and mike huckabee, i think, has been on to something since long before this since 2008, since 2010. he said there is a strain in the republican party of a leadism of a country club mentality that rejects candidates like christine o'donnell and sarah palin and donald trump and mike huckabee. the republican party, for the last eight years, and probably before that, has been picking winners and losers. as mike huckabee said today, fortunat

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and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: "super tuesday" has given way to what might be dubbed "whither, wednesday." as in: how much longer can this go on? the republican and democratic leaders are forging ahead, leaving rivals with some hard calculating to do. >> what a super tuesday! >> ifill: it was a big night for frontrunners hillary clinton and donald trump. with seven super tuesday wins apiece, each now holds commanding leads. for the rest of the field, tuesday's results dramatically narrowed any path to the nomination. but most promised, for now, to press on. ted cruz won three states last night and he campaigned late today in kansas. marco rubio cast his vote for the march 15 florida primary today. >> you kn

good morning, catherine. >> good morning. four gop candidates on the stage last night and donald trump finding himself on the defensive, forced to fend off attacks by his rivals and difficult questions by the moderators. it was attack after attack on donald trump. senators marco rubio and ted cruz teaming up, forcing the republican front runner to defend his record. >> he's making promises he has no intention of keeping. > he's trying to con people into giving them their vote like he couldn't these people into >> when you nominate a candidate who literally has been on every side of every issue and in in the course of this debate, maybe on two other sides before we're done, that's not how you win and the stakes are too high. >> reporter: but trump struck back flinging insults and dismissing his rivals are name calling. > don't worry about it, little marco. lying ted. then there was this. even getting vulgar at times defending his manhood. >> he referred to my hands if they're small, something else must be small. i guarantee yo

let's get our first look at the forecast with catherine bodak. this morning, the lingering rain and snow will taper off. cloudy skies and chilly temperatures are in the afternoon forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures warning into the 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. chilly. high: 41 tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 31 tomorrow: rain and snow. high: 46 toss traffic denise does traffic deadly crash that killed a mother and child in cold spring. was driving southbound on alexandria pike the center line, head-on. the mother and child were in the second car. they were pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the other vehicle was taken to u-c medical center. no names have been released. a west-end mom will be in court this morning... accused of falsely reporting her newborn was missing. na'cole benton is the woman police say mislead them to believe that her baby was in her car when it was stolen outside of home.

nationalitys of the accused abusers from ten countries and mostly europe and africa and al jazeera catherine has more from nirobi. >> with minors and i'm kate peace keepers mainly from several african and european countries and countries like burundi and tanzania and south africa being named, you can catch france as well, canada is also named in that report. and this report is coming out from countries that have people there who desperately need the united nations peace keepers for their safety, countries like haiti, mali, the democratic republic of congo and ivory coast and central african republic where we have 22 reported sexual abuse cases in the democratic republic of congo there are 16 cases so this is a very serious report, very embarrassing for the united nations is under a lot of pressure to act decisively son some on some cases and if you go to the democratic republic of congo you hear civilians complaining about the mission that are there saying it's not just the case of being sexually abused and not just the case of human right abuses but the democratic republic of congo or the u

. >> catherine herridge in washington. thank you very much. late attorney to lisa laker, the national politics report for are the "associated press." this e-mail case is now being handled by career prosecutors at the department of justice. we learned that from the attorney generalbeecently. know, through testimony from the fbi director, comey, that he is personally and deeply involved in overseeing this particular case, and now we have learned, as of yesterday, that a clinton staffer has been given, immunity. is this shaping up to have adzoÑ very serious impact on the presidential election >> that's one other thing we know, right? none of this is particularly good politically for hillary clinton. it's just not good politics to have this kind of investigation hanging over your campaign, particularly as it looks like she is pretty likely to capture the nomination and is going to move into the general election. so, certainly this is not a good thing for her and the longer this investigation continues, the more there will be, as she put it recent

catherine herridge has information. very disturbing, catherine. >> i will get to that in just one second. first the news that appeared in the "new york times" today. last time we heard from i.t. specialist bryan pagliano when he took the fifth before the benghazi select committee on capitol hill. since as we reported yesterday he struck an immunity deal that provided computer security logs to fbi reportedly show no evidence of foreign hacks but desai per security experts said that sophisticated attack will leave no footprint. >> sophisticated cyberattack is able to masquerade as legitimate user. that is to say a computer program could masquerade as mrs. clinton or one of her authorized subordinates. by doing this you can move information in and out of the server with any log entry showing normal entry. this is what is so frightening about sophisticated attack like this. you won't be able to detect it. reporter: what is more telling than the security logs, forensic review conducted of fbi of hardware including server. ev

our correspondent catherine soi reports from the capital of the democratic repib lick of cong p lick of can go. >> reporter: this is where the symphony orchestra is practising. most of the musicians have no day work but they do what they must. we find them rehearsing the conductor's own composition, a story of the dib legislations a and-- tribulations and how they are over coming them. in 1992 he had only three instruments and a small place in his father's church. >> translation: things have changed. this is not whereway were yeahs ago. people did not come. we are seeing more people but there is still much to do. >> reporter: in down town areas this dominates the night scene with local music. people come out to listen and dance to songs by some of the continent's greatest artists. >> reporter: it has hay rich music culture here. we're listening to the most popular music. getting people here to appreciate classical music has been difficult. the band tries out a classical tune. they tell us it is not something that many would go to watch >> translation: our music is so popular because

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as i'm talking to you, catherine herridge has been reporting there might be the possibility that hillary clinton skipped some critical cyber security briefings at the state department? i don't know whether this woulde have been heinous type of thing to skip, if she skipped all of them or some of them. what do you make of that? >> well, i -- first of all, i shouldn't comment on something i don't know anything about. but i could say this. i would expect that you would -- everybody would expect the secretary of state being up on everything that is secured from the american people, that only a few people know, and the secretary of state ought to know it. >> senator, also on hillary clinton, do you see if the fbi were to recommend taking action against hillary action against hillary clinton on the e-mails and this other -- information and justice declined. what would the fallout of that be in your eyes. >> here's what i think you have to start with. first of all, coumy has a 10-year term. in the bush administration he was asked to do something illegal or unconstitutional, he resigned. he has

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intense police pursuit that started in darby ending in west philadelphia sky fox over the scene on catherine street when the chase came to a end late yesterday afternoon. suspect's red car could not go any further after slamming into a couple parked cars, as you can see there. in all authorities say suspects were involved in three collisions along the way, injuring four bystanders. witness says he was on his way home when he saw chaos. >> he is in the the police van chasing the car from 53rd street and then next thing i know cops all over the place. >> darby officers started pursuing two suspects when they witnessed a drug deal. those two men facing charges, two of the injured bystanders remain hospitalized in critical condition. >>> it looks like chip kelly's mistakes from last season, well, they are being traded away. several eagles players on the move this morning including this guy running back demarco murray, dave kinchen live in south philadelphia a where people are talking about this. today, dave what are they saying. >> reporter: we talk to a guy at wawa here in south philadelphia a

on friday, catherine mann will be joining us. that will be a great conversation, especially after we had a report saying they are a little bit more worried about germany than other countries are. ♪ tom: decline in the forex market this morning. -- 124.38 shows it stronger. francine: coming up on youomberg ," stephanie, have loads of great women on the program today. stephanie: we are loading up our entire program with extraordinary women leading the industry we are kicking off the show with samantha power weighing in on china, the refugee crisis, and the election. we also have bryce masters, currently running digital asset. she is the woman who built the commodities empire at jpmorgan. it is going to be a really big show. francine: i am really looking forward to it. stephanie: you are going to be .art of it, francine all women, all day. tom: sallie krawcheck is with us, the gain a -- beginning a research career at sanford. -- beginning research career at sanford bernstein, then on wall street. when i speak with a young woma

intense police pursuit that started in darby and ended in west philadelphia sky fox over the scene on catherine street where the chase came to a crashing end late yesterday afternoon. suspects red car could not go any further after slamming in the couple of park cars, in all, authorities say the suspects were involved in three collisions along the way injuring four bystanders. >> chasing the car, from fifth their street and then next thing i know cops were all over the place. >> darby officers started pursuing the two suspects when they witnessed a drug deal. they are facing a slew of charges, mike and alex. >>> final arrangements for nancy reagan have been set now. officials say there will be a public viewing tomorrow and thursday at the ronald reagan presidential library any southern california. >>> her funeral will be a private affair, happening friday morning, she was 94 years old. she will be buried next to her husband at the library. nancy reagan died of congestive heart failure on sunday at her los angeles home. >>> well, eagles as we keep saying are chipping away at chip's players. we h

catherine harris takes a closer look at her answers. do you think her convention for the publicans is a real possibility? go to foxnews.com/happeningnow and click on america is asking. >>> jenna: new information on the hillary clinton email controversy. during a town hall meeting hosted by bret baier, the former secretary of state claimed a state department decides was classified but that's not the case. take a listen. >> there were some that were recently discovered and a turnover. >> that was in the state department, not to me. i turned over everything . >> the state department has redacted and declared 2021 of your work emails classified. 44 classified as secret, 22 classified as top-secret so you said at a march press conference in 2015 quote, i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. there is no classified material so can we say tentatively that that statement is not accurate? >> you can't. here's what happened. the state department has a process for determining what is or isn't classified. if they determine it

>> going further on catherine heritage's awesome reporting, also points out hillary clinton said she handed over all these e-mails. was not an act of transparency. she was forced to hand over these e-mails that representative torres she was openly -- judge napolitano: handing over the e-mails he handed over paper hard copies and let e-mails meaning she kept for herself the metadata that underlies every e-mail which the government would have gotten had she not taken in the first place. i am sick and tired of hearing her say this that she says over and over again, she said it to bret baier on what we just ran, quote, i neither sent or received e-mails marked classified. mrs. clinton knows this. nothing is marked classified. markings are confidential, secret or top-secret. she materially misrepresented bret baier, to the audience, to the democrats and the fbi who heard their say that until they're sick of hearing patty: >> why did people want to sweep this under the rug? judge napolitano: they are hardened supporters for her, they have a dream of a female progress in the white house and

>> catherine: on top of good weather an exciting day in cleveland. >> catherine: governor john kasich there. my gosh, what a busy day for him of course. this voting day in the primary city hoping for a miracle there and then here in ohio. he is at it, too. >> our primary is in a week. let's listen in to his live event at the ohio cat headquarters in broadview heights. >> we were in a car and cross over into ohio and my uncle harry would say johnny, we just entered into the promised land. the state of ohio. and we would go to elyria to vermillion to peck's cottages. has anybody ever heard of that place? huh? we would be together and just paddle ball. >> dan: obviously the governor will launch into his speech. this is a town hall and informal setting there. we know kasich is looking for a motor city miracle today presidential primary there as we said and that stayed up north and it is a must-win for the ohio governor. the latest for the campaign trail is coming up. >>> downtown cleveland's new kimpton schofield hotel is finally open with its first guests staying tonight. the building at