a child rape suspect is now accused of stealing more than a dozen high-powered weapons. jack harper is live in wooster. jack? reporter: we are in cambridge. that is where this young man, james walker morales, is from. he had issues here. it was his latest arrest that ended him up and put him in a monitoring bracelet. that bracelet made the f.b.i. s job a lot easier. james walker morales had been arrested several times. it was the most serious charge that got him kicked out of the army reserve. court documents show he was arrested last may for rape of a child under 14. it happened, according to investigators, at the home of a friend. morales allegedly started touching in a sexual manner. the woman living at this carlisle street apartment reportedly with his biological children posted his bail last june. morales was placed on a monitoring bracelet. police were at the apartment this morning. i just remember there was a whole bunch of people, s.w.a.t. here and everything too. r
david vasquez did not attend the hearing scheduled today. fox 25 first reported one of the alleged breached safety procedures that set the unmanned train in motion, a passenger gave us there photo of the train s cab and told us he saw a cord wrapped around the throttle, which controls the train s movements. sources controls to the investigation said vasquez failed to engage the train s brake before he stepped off that train. since last week, fox 25 has made several attempts to speak with mr. vasquez. we have not received any response. we reached out today to the carmen s union that represents them and all they would say is the process is ongoing and he should be afforded his due process. mark: tonight, there are new questions about what the public was told and whether, fox 25 s sharman sachetti is also learning about how t police learned of the runway train, she continues our team coverage. new at 6:00 p.m. we ve learned transit police actually learned about the incidents
costs are down but the reality of the situation is we still face very staggering situation. david: are those worlds coming closer together? yes. david: ladies, thank you very much. what a pleasure to have both of you. now, dagen and connell. connel: the storm of the century? maybe, maybe not, but what it means for business and wall street the next 48 hours. dagen: forget the change, hoping customers will reschedule around the storm. connel: suffer the biggest drop in two years, but an argument in a moment what is a good thing for the economy. dagen: national transportation safety board investigating the boeing dreamliner. connel: telling us a little bit later on. dagen: broadcaster, owner, driver of the daytona 500. so much more coming up. connell: anytime da dagen can tk nascar it is a good day. nicole: in the wake of the storm coming, we have the snow and the rain and the ice and the airlines are very ready for this and they know they will be flying to dozens of cities ac
this is today s edition of worldwide exchange. i m ross westgate. i m kelly evans. these are your headlines from around the world the bulls are on the run. the dow hits an all-time high 164,286, surpassing the 2007 record. telecom lead the beltway in europe with vodafone up more than 5% on report it could be eyeing a full merger with or sale to wireless giant verizon. venezuela mourns the death of president hugo chavez as the rest of the world eyes the future of the country s leadership and its vast oil reserves. one hour into the trading day in europe, fresh record highs on the dow. european stocks are looking for a softer start as you see. we re weighted to the upside 7-3. advancers outpace decliners on the dow jones 600. trading at multiyear highs and pushing higher this morning. the ftse 6,448. consolidated the move, up .25 as you see. looking ahead to the bank of england tomorrow. xetera dax up nearly 1%. the ibex up .had%. the .4%, the mib up.1%. as far
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