richardson had turned the state's evidence against them.n was also prepared for lucille cook who swore she saw hennis at an atm two days after the murder. >> lucille cook had made dozens and dozens of atm transactions around the time of this one. we asked her, could she remember any of those? she could not. >> it also showed a 3:30 gap between hennis's card being used and lucille cook's transaction. >> that doesn't seem a long time until you sit there and time it. we had the jury sit there to see how long it was. >> it was the longest 3 1/2 minutes. why would the killer wait 3 1/2 minutes till someone sees him? one of the jurors said they got in the jury room and laughed at her. >> now it was time for richardson to go after the state's star witness, pat cone. after some soul searching, shawn buckner agreed to testify against his old friend. >> he testified that pat cone was extremely drunk that night. that in addition to that, he had doubts about what he saw. >> patrick had told shawn buckner, i feel like i'm sending an innocent man to pris

d him leaving the richardson home.nd he videotaped him in a tour of the crime scene. >> when you start to listen to story, he is all over the place. >> and i brought my girlfriend some roses. >> you brought her some roses on sunday. >> no, it was candy. no, it was roses. >> we kept asking, are you sure about that? >> and he said, well, you are right, now that i am out here, i probably didn't see that. no, no, no i can't see that. >> but on the witness stand, cone cast aside doubt. >> he said that the lawyers have been tricking me and pressuring me, and i picked out the right guy. >> finally, pros ecutors presented a surprise witness. a woman who said that two daes after the murder, she saw the killer using katy eastburn's stolen bank card. >> and then they produced a witness that said the killer used the bank card. >> and she said, i did not tell the truth the first time, because it was a tall white man with a mustache, a blond headed guy, and he got into the tiny white car. that is the guy who used it before i did. an

governor richardson, thanks very much for joining me.re's a lot of focus now on this idea of united nations peacekeepers. kiev asking for peace keepers to go into western ukraine to see if the cease-fire is holding. the russians say, there's no need nor that. do you see any possibility that we'll see u.n. peacekeepers in east ukraine? >> the only way ask that russia agrees not to veto. as one of the permanent members of the security council they can veto any peace keeping force. that doesn't mean you don't try to bring in some u.s. peacekeepers. the first step should be the european peacekeepers, a security force allow them into the railway hub that has been taken over by the separatists to see if they can bring some kind of stability there. but the situation is very porous. the cease-fire is kind of collapsing but that doesn't mean you don't continue your diplomatic efforts by france and germany to try to find ways to put some kind of monitors, either the osce monitors or a peace keeping force. maybe you give up what russia is going to

franklin's first game, also jason richardson, first game in over two years. how about a big block. the newcomer, magee, debuted dunk right there. the sixers lose to the pacers, 106-95. let's go to clear water, florida, for our phillies spring training update. here's marshall harris. >> reporter: john, another frosty day here in clearwater. but you know, cold spells, they come and they go. can the same be said about phillies closer jonathan papelbon? we know he didn't come here for this. the question now is will he be traded by the phillies? he says he doesn't know. what we do know is he hasn't written off this season before it even starts.

tracking a hot spot now for you're ride on 101 leading into san francisco here in the city for richardsonostrum of the city apart way is already backing of to the presidio park where all the way to the new tom the the have the possibility backing of the ride tourist town pleasant and it could even set the southbound no. it bridge ride. sifts >>george: the drive-inheritance san mateo go up above 20 minutes and tracking you're ride to you from the golden gate bridge and is still moving slowly but remember because of the problems at richardson you might want to think about taking 19th avenue even the destination his downtown san francisco come in on the gary blower. >>george: backing of now from the approach to the stand as when it starts spilling over into richmond for westbound interstate 580 >>james: thank you george we ever gracious showing the bay bridge the ferry building clock tower at the embarcadero and san francisco the is fantastic and beautiful colors and the sky. still another one afternoon temperatures at the moment in the mid 40's for places like san jose and contour and 45 an

andy richardson has more. >> reporter: almost from the moment qatar was awarded the 2022 cup quest as to exactly when it would take place began. during the usual tournament window of june and july, while qatar said it would have the required cooling technology in place to make such a tournament possible did class qatar's bid as high risk because of the weather. now after a six month consultation process a final proposal has been made for the 2022 world cup should be played in november and december. >> there will be not one solution which will be supported by all. but there is one solution which is is coming out from this discussion which is november-december 2022. >> for now this is just a proposal but it's a proposal that is almost certain to be ratified by a meeting of fifa's executive committee next month. that is an outcome that has angered representatives of european lesion who are here in doha and face the most disruption. this is an argument they say they had never had a chance of winning. an argument that is taking an unexpected and as far as the boss he are concerned an unwan

my name is caroline richardson alexander. i am an activist, i am an organizer, i am a civic organizer and i'm a mother, an auntie, a wife. and i'm a real woman. and it takes all of these qualities to be what we are, when we want to stand up for something. but i have been living here in san francisco since 1960. i left when the earthquake started and i came back when the earthquake was over. it was due to health reasons and i'm just torn to pieces need for who i am, caroline. it just tears me up when i continue to hear that these young people are killing each other and taking each other out. i have a strong message and i want to work out a partnership with you all. and so if we put together a task force for the black and brown organization of the alliance and we can match your task force that you guys have put together, and if we can come together with you guys and learn to work with you guys, and you all learn from us, as the community, i strongly feel that that would be a good balance. i am willing to do it over here on this

on tuesday, fifa recommended the date change after a visit to doha, as andy richardson reports. >> reportermost from the moment qatar was awarded the 2022 world cup, the questions as to when exactly it would be played began. temperatures can exceed 40 degrees celsius during the usual tournament window of june and july. and while qatar said it would have the required cooling technology in place to make a summer world cup possible fifa did classify qatar's bid as high risk because of the weather. now after a six-month consultation process involving vested interests from all over the football world, a final proposal has been made for the 2022 world cup should be played in november and december. >> they would be not one solution which would be supported by all. but there is one solution which is coming out from this discussion which is november, december, 2022. >> reporter: this is a proposal that is almost certain to be ratified. that is an outcome that has angered representatives of european leagues who were here in doha and who's tournaments face the most disruption. they say this was an arg

it's on richardson and francisco. most people think of richardson as lombard there. it's right in front of the pam list of fine arts -- palace of fine arts. an overturned vehicle. if you are driving south off the golden gate bridge, getting down to the city, you may strongly want to consider using park presidio if you can do that without going too far out of the way. the other drive will be a mess. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up to the macarthur maze. 20 to 25-minute delay getting into san francisco. it is 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> we just received new information and a photo of the man who was shot and killed by san jose police. officers received a 911 call yesterday afternoon about a man entering someone's home on sherman street. ktvu fox 2 news reporter janine de la vega is near the house. you just talked to one of the man's loved ones. what did she say? >> reporter: well, yeah, we just spoke with her. she lives in this corner home. she says the man that police shot also used to live in this home. she is upset. she sai

in the previous segment you had with governor richardson pointed that out. it was interesting that after the massacre and attacks in paris, france the united states responds, was to send secretary of state john kerry, and james taylor to serenade the parisians. what the jordanians understand is they were basically being lied to by isis. we now know that the jordanian pilot had been killed back in january, that this was all a ruse. this was not something, this hostage exchange was not in good faith. the only way you can deal with savage barbaric animals is to be tough and ruthless. and that is something that general el-sisi understands in egypt, that benjamin netanyahu understands and king abdullah understands. the one thing all three have in common you have an aborn commando that leads israel a special officer that leads jordan, and a former egyptian military general that leads in egypt. they understand the enemy and how you have to fight them. >> colonel peters, i certainly agree with what colonel west is saying. but under the president, they doubled their

returning now to ambassador richardson.ry to interrupt you, but as you can see, you know with shelling going on nick paton walsh in the cross hairs, we have to take advantage of the narrow window of opportunity. you heard him talk about a backdrop of further shelling and you have to wonder is this shelling just you know an effort to further intimidate with just hours to go before this cease fire, or does that shelling send a different message there will be no cease fire? what's the best guess? >> well the best guess is that there is a cease fire in three or four hours, and this is the russians and separatists making a last run before a cease fire comes in. that's the good news. the problem, though is that the worry is that all right, if the cease fire collapses, what happens to help the ukrainians? i think it's very important that the leaders in germany and france and britain and us that we come up with a strategy that involves diplomacy and some defensive equipment so that the ukrainians can find ways to defend themselves

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ambassador bill richardson. he's got so many titles, i don't know which honorific to apply. >>> left wing politicses and celebrities lining up to insult the wildly popular new movie "american sniper" but one is now apologizing sort of in his own peculiar special unique way. welcome back to showdown! i'm jerry rice here discussing the upcoming big race between the tortoise and the hare. jerry, the hare always brags about his speed. fine, but he crossed the line when he told... hey, turtle neck. want a head start, how about a week. yeah, my performance does the talking, ok. jerry, thanks for having me, i have film to study. hey, how about you rice cake wanna race? you don't want none of this. in my world, wall isn't a street. return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former militar

on the call nina richardson saying she's simply leaving to pursue other opportunities, the women thankingim for their service along with tony bates and jack lazar, the cfo, they would be taking up the reins of that position, at least for now. not just about selling cameras. want to hear about talking about gopro nationally. here's what the ceo nick wood had to say about that. >> in mid-january we talk our first steps into china with the country's two largest web retailers t-mal as well as jd as well as select offline retailers. we're happen wet initial sales results in both online and offline channels and see positive indication that gopro has the opportunity to succeed in china, one of the world's largest consumer markets. >> so what they are talking about is gopro trying to expand its right and clearly investors focused on the guidance and the unexpected departure of chief executive officer nina richardson. melissa, back to you. >> josh lipton, thanks very much. >>> in terms of expansion into china, talking a lot about shami that launches its own camera this year and that's a price war.

it's from jerry richardson, littlefield's stepbrother. he says in part, speaking directly to eddie ray routh, you took the lives of two heroes, men that tried to be a friend, and you bill an american disgrace. your disregard for life will put you in a world you'll never escape. your actions have brought humiliation to your family, who will forever have to carry the scar that you have become, a murderer. those are the words of jerry richardson, chad littlefield's stepbrother. chad littlefield was with chris kyle when they were both gunned down on the shooting range, not far from here, just over two years ago. >> charles, is it your impression that given that chris kyle's widow testified in the case, that the victim impact statement was then left to someone who had not testified for that reason? >> i'm not sure about that. i think the other guests here have said it pointedly. the victim impact statement here in texas is a chance to give the victims a chance to speak directly to the defendant and tell them what has gone on in their lives in

richardson argues that alexander shepherd's corrupt practices led to wasted money, a poorly designed so it system and wooden plank roads that deteriorated after only two years. this session from the smithsonian associates and historical society of washington, d.c. is about one hour. >> given the fact that the time -- even though that's added 11 years onto the time that i'm going to cover -- it starts about the start of the civil war. between that time and 1901, and we'll be talking about the city beautiful in washington, there is so much that happened in the city, to deal with the city, from the city, about the city, it was a next-door new and complex change. what i thought i would do, and i would ask you to -- i would recommend that in terms of developing a way of thinking about what is important in this city, in this time of change in the second half of the 19th century, that everybody has this little hand out. it's not an outline but i just want to put down a number of reference points for keywords, points because just so much was going on. if i miss or some don't talk about some

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attending that so law enforcement staff and the interim controls that commissioner richards mentioned richardson sorry is intended to address the issues for the monster homes in the crescent height and will result in permanent controls that concludes my presentation. >> and the board of appeals met briefly 3828 caesar chavez some of the be complicated history the permit was issued no error but if you want to deny this permit we did not deny the permit that was essentially issued last night so today, i issued a revocation notice for the permit clearly it was issued in error and sanchez is before you as a discretionary review so there's a minor rear yard addition but the appeal of the decision the board had some serious concerns about the variance matter and there was some i think alignment about denying the variance application and continue to come to a resolution that will be on calendaring for march 18 the depended is offering did ability to meet with the parties we'll offer that the next hearing is march 18 a they'll not obeying be meeting until then that's all thank you. >> commissioners that

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ambassador to the united nations, bill richardson.o a former energy secretary, the former governor of new mexico. mr. ambassador, good to have you with us. i'll make you a bet that you've never been at a negotiating table with any negotiator so lovely as miss universe. >> no, i haven't. i haven't. she's probably going to spark a lot of interest in cuba if she does join these talks, obviously. >> yeah, and i would think there would be an unfair negotiating advantage for whichever side she decides should prevail on an issue. let's turn to this. this is a remarkable thing. it was an invitation from farc for her to join as an interlocutor. what would you say is the motivation? besides the obvious. >> well, i think this is kind of harmless, lou, because the colombian government is pro u.s. they are sponsoring these talks in havana. havana's the third party. the farc has been a terrorist group. and what the colombian government has tried to do is get the farc to disarm, to moderate to join their society. the talks have been sputtering back

at verizon, fourth quarter and jason richardson with the drive and bucket. the flush. later in the fourth, smith drives. and there is that guy again, he finished with 14 and 13 boards. the wizards lose 89-81. that is six straight losses. the caps hope and to be the last place team in the metro division last night. cannot do that if there is no d. canes take the lead in the first. in the second, jeff skinner finds himself all alone. he fires and scores. the canes win, the caps lose three straight, 3-0. and the new york knicks say that former nba power forward anthony mason has died full stop he was 48. he had been diagnosed with congestive heart failure earlier this month. i remember watching anthony mason back in the 1990's. kimberly: so young. kimberly: we have a little bit of winter and spring in the forecast. steve: a little bit of everything for everyone. snow changing over into a win to all rain. all at of your late sunday night, early monday morning. lower 30's on sunday, lower 40's on monday. spring tease wednesday. kimberly: thank you for joining us. we will se

the accident occurring here at richardson that i diagonal that runs to the presidio parkway to the pastfine arts. this is a renewable fared and is backing up the ride and down on all the way to the tunnel. it's beyond the town also is now back up to 19th avenue that's your alternate just to make the right hand turn coming from the presidio parkway. the so old oil drive. >>: reporter: and has not yet been backed up the traffic to the bridge but it certainly has the possibility to do so using 19th avenue using as the next gate valve. were also tracking another problem this time the public transit the cow train commute has been disrupted because north on train no. 217 trucking killed a person in morgan hill. they suspended service and the area and their making adjustments now to their north on schedule. there tracking the ride to the bay bridge is been backed up into the mcarthur maze just about 630 this morning so much as 45 minutes to drive times are over 20 minutes. >>: reporter: it's not likely to get any better anytime soon 22 minutes drive times and tracking your ride to the richards

bill richardson with me next. you get sick you can't breathe through your nose... ddenly... you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone so you can breathe and sleep shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. ♪ ♪ ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? >>> an unlikely complication for the obama administration as it's rushing to lift cuba from the u.s. list of state sponsors of terror. miss universe, colombia's paulina vega says she's willing to join peace talks between colombia and the terrorist group farc in havana. cuba has harbored members of farc which has been on the list of for

. >>> jason richardson will play for the first time in over two years. he will start tonight. now let's go to clearwater florida. marshall harris take it away. >> reporter: another chilly day here in clearwater. temperatures dipping down into the 30s. big question is whether jonathan papelbon come and go this season. he said he doesn't know. what we do know he didn't come here for this phillys have not been to the playoffs in the three previous seasons. but he's not quite ready to wave the white flag on the season before it enstartven start. >> i'm still not sold on this entire rebuilding. i know that that's one of the things that myself and some of the veterans are going to be coming into camp you know want to probably sit down with pat and rubin and ryno and say let's get a better feel on the state of the organization. >> reporter: if the phillies do move papelbon it will be a situation where he won't necessarily force the team to guarantee the vesting option. marshall harris, comcast sports net. >>> flyers shaking things up on their lines. we're right back. narrator: gas pr

also richardson's first game. big block here. and a newcomer he's not shacking the full hair but the sixers lose to the pacers 106-95. let's go to clear water. here's marshall harris. >> they come and they go. can the same be said about papelbon. he said he doesn't know. what we do know is he hasn't written off this season before it even starts. >> my opinion, i'm still not so sold on this entire rebuilding. i know that that's one of the things that myself and the veterans are going to be coming in the camp. they'd be with them and -- >> if they decide to move they can't guarantee that 20-16 vesting option. for nbc 10 marshall harris comcast sportsnet. >> vinnie lecavalier being replaced and a quick decision putting them on different lines. he's holding him. he has brain cancy. er this is through the make-a-wish foundation, the flyers signed him to a one day contract. that's nace. i'm john clark, we'll be right back. >>> from the brutal cold to the snow. >> yes. and then the 40s. for tomorrow snow will be falling. there you see i

fred richardson is a brave man with a big heart.> reporter: he came to see him if other day. he had been shot in an allie behind his mother-in-law's house. >> i thought i wouldn't make it. >> reporter: dr. richardson knows exactly where the shooting took place. he makes house calls there. >> it's not nearly as red as it was. >> his visits have kept louise cannon out of a nursing home for 21 years. >> you be good okay. all right. >> reporter: dr. richardson's wife julie grew up across the alia alley and knows violence first hand. her brother john was killed in front of his 3-year-old daughter. >> right here. >> right again. >> reporter: julie rides dr. richardson down dark streets to all of his house calls. >> do you ever get scared? >> no never. >> reporter: because neighbor versus kept them safe. >> they knew we were going to come back later and take care of them. night after night, for a quarter of a century. i feel like i should look out the window and see your horse and buggy. how come you do it? >> these old guys they can't get

fourth quarter, j shin richerson draws the defense -- jason richardson draws the defense. later in the fourth, smith drives and they lose that man again. wills with another jam. the wizards a loosese. the capitals have won six straight on the road against the hurricanes. going for what you number seven tonight in carolina, the cap losing to win a row, hoping to be the last place team in the metro division. if you let him nail the rest are, you won't get anywhere. in the second, skinner finds himself all alone, he fires, scores. the canes and the empty netter. the caps lose, 3-0. a little rain in florida, day two of the full workout. this time next week they will play the atlanta braves, the nationals will. the two-year-old bryce harper wednesday after reporting to camp with a new mindset. he is all about getting the ring , but he understands he will have to play better this year. >> this year i have to play smarter, try to do things to help the team. i still have that fire, i can still play hard, do the things i want to do. that is what makes it fun, being out there, playi

professor richardson explains the counterbalance to the recovered in -- the republican government. their symbol has far outweighed their numbers, and it was not a viable job. this hour-long talk was part of a symposium hosted by the vermont humanities council. >> this afternoon i am supposed to be talking about why cowboys mattered in the post-war years. they mattered more than anything else. i want to show you some images of reconstruction. i would suggest that probably very few of you could pick these rebels out of the group. william sylvis died very young said there could be a reason why you don't recognize them. red cloud, yes, most of you recognize him. he was the most important indian in america at that time. if you came off a boat, you would have known who red cloud was. he won a war against the u.s. government, and he had largely been written out of american history. and you might have a shot of recognizing susan b. anthony or elizabeth caddy stanton. but you might not. these are not faces that you would know if you think about reconstruction or you think about the reconstr

so in this interview with savannah guthrie, his brother, gary richardson also spoke and revealed for the first time the fact that he had been a high school teacher of eddie routh. let's watch. >> do you think he was mentally ill, or do you think this was all an act? >> it was all an act. i taught him in high school and that's new out there. everybody that knows me remembers that i worked with him. that's just the way he was. he never grew up. he was still just defiant. he had nothing wrong in the mind except for the drug use. >> that's jerry richardson littlefield's brother. so they clearly -- i mean, understandably, they don't buy the insanity defense and neither did the jury. >> yeah and listen, there was a lot of factors andrea. eddie routh, the fact he stole the car and was driving away. it shows he knew right and wrong. and other things. that's really the standard. at that time did he know whether it was right or wrong. let's be clear. he was being seen by the va for -- they thought he was schizophrenic. he was in there, you know, at least a half dozen times. he saw things. that

ambassador bill richardson.sights. >>> common sense legislation that would protect our democracy from the egregious example of executive overreach we saw in november. it actually in my view, deserves broad support. >> how many times can we narrowly avert catastrophe just so republicans can get a gold star from radical pun departments. >> this is really, really amateur the hour the nth degree. >> those were the politicians describing last night's vote in donetsk fund homeland security for another week. earlier in the evening a three week extension failed when house speaker john boehner couldn't get enough republican votes. conservative republicans want to make a stand over president obama's executive action on immigration. fox news senior capitol hill producer burneded the midnight oil last night and joins us for an after action report. as crazy as it seems. >> the last moment when they went to vote the second time on the bill that passed. the congresswoman from california got up and said this has bean day of con

erin richardson's son is having a different experience at a different day school. you're on day four, how has it been? >> i'm tired of quarantine. >> reporter: her toddler, jaden, has had his first measles shot but since his condition may make him vulnerable to the measles anyway, doctors want him isolated. >> every child that can be vaccinated needs to be vaccinated to protect the kids that can't, such as jaden. >> reporter: most states let parents opt out of vaccinations because of religious beliefs. and 18 because of personal reasons. >> some people because of mistrust of authority, mistrust of the government. some people just don't want to hear the correct information. they've made up their mind and they're very stubborn about it. >> reporter: it's why doctors are fighting this outbreak on a new front, the court of public opinion, to keep the public healthy. hallie jackson, nbc news, phoenix. >>> the white house is now considering arming ukraine against pro-russian rebels, according to senior defense officials. over the weekend talks over establishing a lasting

jason richardson back to noel. and the former first overall pick with another slam.ixers end their five-game losing streak and hand the wizards their six straight loss. john wall knows that they can't blame anyone but themselves. >> nobody outside this locker room going to feel sorry for us. nobody going to do it for us. these 14 guys has to go out there and compete. we got to go out there and play. at times we show flashes of our old selves and times we go back to playing our old way, that's why we're losing. >> nose tackle barry cofield, both missedate games last year do you to injury. the move saves the skins almost $10 million against the salary cap. nfl free agency starts on march 10th. >>> d.c. teams all in ruts. can't take it any more. the cold the losing? >> slam dung for that one. >> sorry. >> i need cute puppies, and our viewers delivered. i deliberately begged on facebook and fwirt. even if you had to draw one in for me. >> oh that's good. >> it is adorable. everyone just sent them in a flood here. we had about 200 photos to choose from. i tried to get the

aaron richardson's son is having a similar appearance at a different preschool. >> you're on day four of your quarantine. how has it been. >> i'm tired of quarantine. >> her toddler jaden has had his first measle shots since his compromised immune system keeps him isolated. >> every child that can be vaccinated should be vaccinated to protect kids that can't like jaden. >> most back out because of the religious beliefs and 18 states allow for personal reasons. >> mistrust of authority, mistrust of government. some people don't want to hear the correct information. they have made up their mind and they are very stubborn about it. >> and they are fighting on the court of opinion, to keep the public healthy. nbc news phoenix. >> more potential 2016 candidates weighing in as well. late last night roller coaster tweeted, the science is clear, the earth is round, the sky is blue vaccines work. a pediatric neurosurgeon told the hill he strongly believes in individual and parental rights but also said certain communicable diseases have been eradicated by immunization in this country. we shoul

clean, i think, but if you do not know anything about elliott richardson, you should read up on him. he brought the administration a lot of people who had reputations and records that really were quite distinctive. this gave it a character and cast that i think helped restore people's faith in government. >> tell us more about leavy's specific reforms. he proposed guidelines for the fbi and talked about surveillance reforms. he had quite a record. tell us about it. >> attorney general leavy -- this was a time when executive power, the power of the president, was under great attack. the attorney general, edward leavy, believed that substantial executive power exists, but in contrast, as michael said, to the current climate where each branch -- perhaps even including the court -- seems to be asserting its maximum authority in either let the courts decide what the limits are, let political process decide what the limits are, president ford shared with edward leavy the idea of government by discussion. he did not believe that the executive branch should secretly, particularly, press its

franklin's first game also jason richardson first game in over two years. how about a big block. newcomer magee, debuted dunk right there. the sixers lose to the pacers 106-95. let's go to clear water florida, for our phillies spring training update. here's marshall harris. >> cold spells come and go. can the same be said about jonathan papelbon? the question now is will he be traded by the phillies? he says he doesn't know. what we do know is he hasn't written off this season before it even starts. >> my opinion, i'm not so sold on this entire rebuilding. i know that that's one of the things that myself and some of the veterans are going to be coming into camp want to probably sit down with pat and rubin and rhino and say let's get a better feel on the state of the organization. >> if the phillies do decide to move papelbon he won't necessarily make a team guarantee that 2016 vesting option worth $13 million. in clear water, florida, for nbc 10 marshall harris comcast sports net. >>> flyers shaking things up vinnie lecavalier is being replaced. voracek, they're being put on diff

eugene richardson gave a lecture about desegregation in the military. he was there when truman ended racial segregation, opening up a world of opportunity for african-american men. >>> in boston look at this. street crews dealing with tons of snow are trying to get the city back in ship shape, but that's tough to do when a ship is blocking the way. look at this. a truck carrying a 43-foot yacht got stuck in a snow pile yesterday. it snarled traffic in boston's downtown financial district. workers had to dig the truck out to get the yacht on its way. the ship finally made it to the site of the new england boat show that starts saturday. one if by land two if by sea. >>> penndot will be sending snow removal help to massachusetts. emergency crews and equipment will leave later this morning from penndot facilities across the street including the penndot stockyard in bucks county. crews will send everything they can to help remove all of that snow. >> i totally get that ship story because they have nowhere to put it. so the corners of the roads come out even

ambassador richardson do stay with us. we have so much more that we want to get your thoughts on regarding what is the most talked about stories in politics this weekend. the flowing protest over israeli benjamin netanyahu. we want to hear more on that from you as well as maybe what is going to happen with speaker boehner now that he's really feeling the fire under his feet. again, ambassador richardson sticking with us. we are back in just a moment. i'm louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. quitting smoking is a challenge and it's a lot easier to go into a fight when you've got somebody that's got your back. having chantix as a partner made it more successful. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some people had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these stop chan