Month. The biggest trend and some of the midcap banks that you might be wanting to buy. Hello, everybody. Its a big news day here on cnbc, but a big day in downtown for a group of high school students. Steve liesman is live as he prepares to crown the top mind. Now there just 16 remaining and four teams. I have four on each side of me from high schools from around the country. We are going to crown the next bernanke and yellin and the next economic professor. They will humble and astonish you when you come back and hear some of these amazingly smart kid at how much they know with economics. Back to you. We are looking forward to that and it will be a great event. Steve, sit tight. I know you have a lot of smart people there. Apple shares are up 18 and more than 260 in the past five years. Investor who made a ton of money betting on apple is carl icon. That stock is dramatically undervalued by his analysis. Josh i guess uncle karl decided it was time to cent him another letter. Thats ri
Sergeant james brown. He served two tours in iraq only to die in a jail in el paso, texas. Authorities claimed brown died due to a preexisting medical condition but shocking new video from inside the jail raises new questions about how the 26 year old African American man died. We will speak to his mother. Dinetta i mean she served two combat tours in iraq. She comes home for this . I want to know why. I want to know what happened. Amy then, say her name while the names of Michael Brown, eric garner, tamir rice and freddie gray have become household names, why dont we know more about women killed by police . Women like tanisha anderson, rekia boyd, miriam Carey Michelle cusseaux, shelly frey and kayla moore. Today relatives of these women gather in new york for the say her name vigil. She will never come back. We will never be able to hug and kiss her no more. We will never be able to say i love you. We will never see the smile again. Amy and we will go to seattle where protests have b
And is your dog a genius . Theres a way to find out. Nightly news begins right now. Ening, we start tonight good ings we start tonight with the biggest project recall in american history. It affects tens of millions of cars on the road with a potentially deadly defect. Involving something designed to save lives. Japanese air bag manufacturer takata acknowledging a defect with their air bags. They could explode with too much force, sending shrapnel flying into drivers and passengers. Tonight the government is nearly doubling the size of an earlier recall. Our tom costello is working that story for us tonight. He has Important Information now. The size of the recall is stunning. Nearly 34 million vehicles nationwide now involved. 11 different automakers one out of every four cars on the road. After five months of insisting its air bag deflateors are not defective, its not true. Takata has agreed to declare that air bag inflaters are deflecting. These recalls are nationwide. Reporter five
Turns out theres a way to find out. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening, we start tonight with the biggest product recall in american history. It affects tens of millions of cars on the road with a potentially deadly defect. Ironically involving something designed to save lives. Japanese air bag manufacturer takata warning theres a defect with their air bags. It could send shrapnel into drivers and passengers. Tonight the government is nearly doubling the size of an earlier recall tom costello is working that story for us tonight. He has Important Information now. The size of the recall is stunning. Nearly 34 million vehicles nationwide involved. Roughly one out of every four cars on the road. The Takata Corporation now admits its not true. Takata has agreed to declare that air bag inflaters are defective. Its recalling these inflaters and these recalls are nationwide. Five people in the u. S. Have been killed by defective air bags including an 18yearold who died after the air
Hour as you go into the afternoon. Look at the temperature range, 49 right now in mount pocono while its 70 in cape may. Philadelphia right in the upper 50ed and low 60s at this time. Clouds and sunshine and then more sunshine with winds out of the northwest at 8 00 to 12 miles an hour. Into the 60s at 11 00. Near 70 degrees by 2 00 this afternoon. Neighborhood by neighborhood will show you what kind of warmup you can expect today. Lets check in with first alert traffic reporter Jessica Boyington. Whats happening jessica . Were starting to pick up. Just getting word of an accident closing all lanes on the schuylkill expressway eastbound near broad street. Thats all the details we have. Well keep you updated on the opening of that roadway as well as that could create quite a backup. Heading out the door to 202 around high street dealing with a tractor trailer run off the road. Not blocking off any of the roadways but something to watch out for and use caution when traveling through the