stevenson was arrested. she's charged with neglect of a dependent and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. >>> jeb bush will officially enter the 2016 presidential race today. he's long been expected to enter the field of candidates. he released his first campaign ad over the weekend. the video posted online features people in florida who say bush's policies when he was governor helped them. >> the most vulnerable in society should be in the front, not the back. as a governor, i had a chance to act on that belief. >> again jush is scheduled to -- jeb bush is scheduled to head to iowa and south carolina. hillary clinton will campaign in new hampshire and end the week with a stop in the bay area. clinton launched her campaign on saturday officially in saturday. her husband, bill clinton and daughter and son-in-law joined her on age. she will visit south carolina and nevada. she has a fund-raiser on saturday in san francisco. >>> let's get you to where you need to go. looks like things are really backing

pastor anthony stevenson spoke to us about how he believes reverend pinckney will be remembered. >> inase like clementa they're going to see what kind of man he was, who he was, what he did in every aspect to try to be a person who tried to meet the needs of people across the board. >> stevenson just had lunch with the reverend two weeks ago. he says pinckney treated everyone equally and was never hateful. philadelphia's archbishop issued a statement today saying, i am deeply saddened by the mass murder that occurred at emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina, last evening. all life matters and when life is taken in such a violent way, all people of goodwill are devastated. nbc 10 will be following the court case against the accused gunman tomorrow and will bring you any new developments as they happen. download the nbc 10 news app for instant updates. >>> a water main break leaves a philadelphia shopping center parking lot looking more like a lake. rescue boats had to be used to save stranded shoppers and workers. tonight that shopping center in east falls is a muddy mess. nb

amber stevenson, one of the women in the video say she heard rebecca mills call an employee the n-word. stevenson said she was supporting the employee the woman has been banned from the store and prosecutors are determining what, if any charges, will be filed in the case. the video has 4.8 million views. >>> san francisco's police chief now says hundreds of rape evidence kit will be processed before the end of the year. just last month the chief said the crime lab is too maxed out to go through all of them. he refused to team up with the district attorney to apply for millions of dollars in grants to pay for the testing. now, though, officials have gone through the evidence room and found 437 kits that have not been tested. the chief says that paints a different picture. >> it wasn't a question of being able to do it. it was a question of not knowing what we had and when we would be able to go forward in a week ago he didn't think it was possible and this week he does. i am very, very pleased that he rethought the whole process and is stepping up. >> the kits will now be processed and

jayvon stevenson was taken into custody as a suspect in that shooting and stevenson faces one count of assault aamong other charges. firefighters in mercer county are trying to figure out what caused a massive blaze that zoi destroyed an entire block of houses. nora muchanic is live in mercer township where people have been forced out of their homes the fire was caused by a roofer's blow torch that went from house to house through the roof system and utilities are digging up east straight street that delivers gas to several homes and victims were retrieving what they could from the damaged houses. >> how would you like to go out of house and you go back inside and you have nothing. this is all i got. >> residents are still in shock after mon's devastating fire that damaged or destroyed 20 row homes, the six alarm fire left half of the houses uninhabitable. the blaze firefighters say was accidental with blow torch ses being used to fix the roof. >> some how the torch got to the dry wood and they are offering assistance to business placed families and some escaped with the clothes they w

. >>> in "usa today," woman who pulled son, 6, into walmart brawl, is charged. 34-year-old amber stevensonhot water for allegedly ordered her son to punch a woman in the face. the june 4th brawl started after stevenson reportedly made a comment to a shopper who was riding a motorized scooter but it quickly escalated into a fist fight and wrestling match. >>> a swiss newspaper is reporting that blatter may try to stay on as president of fifa. he is rethinking his decision to step down in the investigation into widespread corruption. the officials in fifa are ordering him to make good on his promise to leave. >>> a lucky mistake at the world series of poker in las vegas. he entered the wrong tournament. one he had never played before and walked away with the top prize. a gold bracelet and more than $80,000 in cash. talk about good luck. >>> hand it to the mayor of glendale, arizona, for being a good sport. mar may -- he allowed to be tased if he could raise $10,000 for charity. you see him go down there. who did the honors? who is behind it? he is publicly criticized for hosting the arizona

authorities shut down stevenson along with fifth street along mission. bomb squad found there was nothing hazardous. >>> we're learning more about a prison escape. the biggest surprise over the course of the hunt for matt and sweat who turns 35 today, is the lack of positive leads about their whereabouts. joyce mitchell a 51-year-old prison seamstress is now facing charges for supplying the men with the tools used in the escape. she has helped investigators accomplish a time line of last saturday morning when the men escaped. mitchell was planing to go with them but at the last moment changed her mind. >> she was planning to meet them once her vehicle was neated. >> investigators don't think mitchell was involved in helping her run away with two convicted killers. >>> officials say they likely killed the militant responsible for an attack at a plant in al- qaida. the military is not yet confirming the kill. though a spokesperson says that it is certain. >>> there's word tonight curdish fighters are closing inen on an area of syria that's held by isis. ta

stevenson and mills have been banned from wal-mart.o decide if charge will be filed. the video posted on youtube has more than 4.8 million views. >>> san francisco's police chief now says hundreds of evidence kits will be processed before the end of the year. just last month the crime lab was quote too maxed out to go through all the rape trips and refused to team up with the district attorney to apply for millions of dollars in grants to pay for testing. now officials went through the edwards room and found 437 kits have not been tested. chief sir said that changed the overall picture. >> it wasn't a question of not being able to do it but not knowing what we had and when we would be able to go forward. >> a little over a week ago he didn't think it was possible and he does now. i am pleased he re-thought the process and is stepping up. >> the kits will with processed and dna information placed in a data bank that could help identify suspects. >>> the california secretary of state hopes to make it a lot easier for people to vote in up

. >> reporter: lakisha stevenson comes from four generations of ame pastors. her grandfather was pickney's uncle and mentor. >> he was struck down because someone hated excellence. >> reporter: a family friend remembers when clementa pickney came to washington d.c. and led prayer service at metropolitan ame. >> i was like awestruck that here is this fellow from our little old town, a scholar and he was just destined for great things. >> reporter: here are family photos of happy times and pickney officiating his cousin's wedding. >> a family reunion, weddings, gatherings clementa usually gave the blessing or the prayer and now for my children, you know, the legacy will be in past tense and it's so hurtful. >> reporter: pickney leaves behind a wife and two young daughters who were inside the church at the time of the shooting. in washington surae chinn, wusa9. >> this massacre in charleston is being investigated as a hate crime. according to the southern poverty law center, there are 784 known hate groups in this country including klansmen, nazis and racial skin

authorities shut down stevenson along with 5th street and market and mission.tually determined there was nothing hazardous and gave the all clear before midnight. >>> tragedy in vallejo, after a young boy drowns in a back quartered swimming pool -- backyard swimming pool, the second accident in a pool in the past few weeks in the bay area. debora villalon with more on the reaction from neighbors. >> poor baby. >> reporter: russell turner lives directly behind the house where it happened. he's friendly with the family and he's seen the boy playing. >> golly, i am so sorry to hear that. >> reporter: all was quiet as police wrapped up their investigation. earlier the parents had rushed to kaiser hospital with the ambulance. then come home without their son. >> i seen the family enter the home and heard the cries and moans from the mother. it's pretty terrible. >> need a cover with the pool or some sort of structure. >> reporter: vallejo police say the pool was accessible out the back door. but the youngster didn't slip away. he was in the backyard alone, his mom a

i spoke with anthony stevenson, the cousin of reverend pinckney he just visited with him to weeks ago and is griefs and shocked today. >> i imagine that when this guy walked in he was the first person to probable address this guy and welcome him in this church if he was wandering around and he would be the first person to try to defuse the situation and i am confident he was at the frontline of trying to protect his parishioners. >> mother bethal church in washington square is putting telling a service tonight to commemorate the lives of those lost last night in the church in south carolina. that is at 7:30 tonight at mother bethel on sixth street. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> our coverage of the deadly church shooting continues on 6abc.com where we post any breaking developments and you can fine a collection of photos and reaction from the philadelphia area and social media turning now to accuweather and a gloomy day in store for the tri-state area, sky 6 hd is showing the cloud covers center city skyline and clouds is all we'll see but there is a brighter

indianapolis police charged amber stevenson with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and felonylect of a dependent. police say she encouraged her six-year-old son to participate in the fight. >>> one person is rescued after falling over an embankment along the g.w. parkway. arlington fire and rescue workers responded to a distress call. they found that victim on an everylook across from fletcher's boathouse. the victim is expected to be okay after suffering a leg injury. >>> if widespread flooding wasn't bad enough, now zoo animals are on the loose. we're going to tell you where. >>> gunshots ring out during a wedding at one of the most >>> it's one of the world's most famous hotels. the iconic waldorf astoria in new york city. but the glamour was shattered this weekend when gunshots rang out during a wedding. one of the guests was carrying a loaded gun that accidentally discharged and grazed a female guest. >> that discharge resulted in one individual being struck. in addition, there were three other individuals that were struck by debris, such as glass, marble, tile. >> we wer

. >> a cousin of pastor pink any is anthony stevenson an administrator in the radnor township districtbe good he was always trying to find a common ground among people. a man of so much peace died in such a tragic way. >> carnage in south caroline an has effect in tri-state. sharee williams is at the big board. and sdal live at mother peopleel ame sixth and lumbar in pennsylvania. dann, what was going tlon tonight. >> several hundred people of many faiths gathered here tonight for what would turn out to be a somber spiritual prayer full memorial service for nine people killed in the massacre. >> they standing songs of prayers, prayers of solace speak comfort in the wake of the massacre. one jewish leader said today we mourn together by terror is terror and shait hate. a number of religious leaders implored those here we mustry unewt against hate receipt. >> if we don't say that now we let terrorists win. i'm not going to let them win and i know you won't evenlyer. >> rabbi shawn zebett sang psalm 3 hebrew which translates even though i walk why the darkest valley i will fear no evil. m

committee met first to review the design and provided comments on a sky bridge kicking market street to stevenson overall the sky bridge was well received and the community members supported the design as is with general staff recommends for when it goes to the full commission under this later in the sum summer the following commission met and professional an capitalization and new design for the civic center playground the commission implemented not only the trust for public planned launders but the rec and park but a sympathetic design important the plazas for the altercation environment the commission unanimous approved a rehabilitation program for the conservativey flowers put i didn't say severely did he can't take down since the reconstruction due to the salt air and fog the rec and park spent a year testing the applications to present the decay and has come up with a cap that will not change the exterior appearance the conservatory and allow for easier maintenance for the put i didn't joint that was unanimously approved in addition to security cameras around the flowers and this will moved

. >> meanwhile, the -- >> reporter: like the stevensons. 11-year-old raphael can only use his phone and play video games downstairs. >> we made this a complete electronic-free zone. >> reporter: the bedroom is for books only. >> it really helps me a lot. >> reporter: it works for kids and adults. so don't just dream of disconnecting. better sleep for most of us is just a click away. hallie jackson, nbc news, lexington, kentucky. >> tomorrow night we're going to look at so-called sleep divorce. this is happily married couples forced to sleep in separate rooms. coming up here next tonight, late word from the family of whitney houston about the condition of her daughter, bobbi kristina. >>> tonight after months in the hospital bobbi kristina brown is moved to hospice care. her aunt pat houston says she's in god's hands now revealing her condition continuesed to deteriorate since she was found unhave responsive in a bathtub in january, similar to the way her mother died three years ago. >>> he had close to a dozen albums in the top ten but nearly after half a century of making music, james

. >> meanwhile, the -- >> reporter: like the stevensons. 11-year-old raphael can only use his phone andmes downstairs. >> we made this a complete electronic-free zone. >> reporter: the bedroom is for books only. >> it really helps me a lot. >> reporter: it works for kids and adults. so don't just dream of disconnecting. better sleep for most of us is just a click away. hallie jackson, nbc news lexington, kentucky. >>> tomorrow night we're going to look at so-called sleep divorce. this is happily married couples forced to sleep in separate rooms. >>> coming up next tonight, late word from the family of whitney houston abo when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. with the tools and the network you need to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. you know the importance of heart health. you watch your diet, excercise... and may take an omega-3 supplement, such as fish oil. but when it comes to omega-3s, i

. >> stevenson had lunch with reverend pinckney just two weeks ago.e said pinkny treated everyone equally and was never hateful. of course count on nbc 10 for any new developments as they happen. download the nbc 10 news app for updates. our coverage continues in ten minutes with a live report from charleston. >>> and changes one church says they are now making to keep worshippers safe. >>> heavy rain rolled through first thing this morning. still showers around. there are changes ahead. 69 degrees right now at 4:38. torm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. and that's something even my brother ... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20 minutes before 5:00. we're seeing things dry out in philadelphia. 70 degrees right now. look at the humidity. that'

. >> grant:the dramatic aerials show the challenges facing firefighters in the stevenson ranch area of santa clarita.right along interstate five. 500 homes have been evacuated. >> grant:crews from all over the state are scrambling to go help protect homes. >> grant:200 acres have burned. >> grant:it's 20 percent contained. >> grant:30 horses had to be moved which as you can see is being helped by steady winds. in some cases.the wind is encouraging the fire to close in on homes. we'll keep an eye on this one. >> grant: so far.there have not been any homes damaged or destoryed.but it's voliatle situation. >> pam: ahead at eight. we continue to follow the breaking news out of antioch. the wildfire in that area is still threatening homes. we will have the latest update. >> pam: and in markleeville. another wildfire still a major concern for residents. as firefighters continue on the firelines there as well. only on four: >> pam: >> pam: we hear from a woman who tried to fight off a robber. as her pacifica neighborhood says these crimes are becoming a more frequent concern. we spend a lot o

sports center have you got your eye on andrew stevenson? let me introduce you.y it again. amazing catch by lsu center fielder andrew stevenson playing out to make the play and throwing out another player at first base. lsu won. you're a former student. >> and graduate that's the way we roll at baton rouge. stuart: you were a steeple chaser. ashley is here we have sandra here, larry levin is here and look again at this guy, mike murray is here. and the market is now open. let me show you the big board and see that mroo he is-- please. we're down in the first 14 seconds of business. mike murphy you think that this market is actually going to sell off what 3 to 5% right? >> that's what we've been seeing, stuart. the market has a strong climb the last few years. you have the opportunity to get in, 3 to 5% pullback center a the lot of times precipitated by this. >> look at the price of gold. in the wall street journal some think it's a bargain. larry levin in chicago, is cold a bargain at 1193 an ounce? >> i agree it's a bargain and i agree with the other guests ther

. >> anthony stevenson is the cousin of slain charleston pastor pinckney. he doubled as a lawmakerer in south carolina and told his cousin how proud he was of putting through ground breaking legislation for law enforcement. >> one thing he talked about as a state senator was a bill to push through with the body camera for police to have body cameras, and he was proud about pushing that through. >> the church dates back to the late 18th senry and spawned the church in charleston, the massacre scene. the pastor mike tyler is still reacting to the death of his friend. >> it's sad that history is repeating itself. there is presscedent for this. >> initially we were thinking about an ame service for our members but the outpouring of love from other christian churches and jewish churches and muslim churches, this is going to come out. >> the pastor says all are are welcome to come to mother bethel at 6th and addison beginning at 7:00. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our coverage of the deadly church shooting continues at 6abc.com you'll find t

authorities shut down stevenson with fifth street. the bomb squad determined there was nothing hazardous and gave the all clear. >>> wildfire continues to spread in hot, dry conditions but firefighters are making progress. the fire was sparked by lightning in the national forest. as of this morning the fire burned 1500 acres and 20% contained. no structures have been damaged. the sheriff's office has issued mandatory evacuation orders for residents. the drought conditions are making their job difficult. >>> temperatures and yard work sparked several fires in sacramento yesterday. this fire was started by a weed eater used by someone at a vacant home where the weeds are knee high. the fire captain says they responded to 9 fires between noon and 5:00 p.m. yesterday. this was one of two that was started by mowing. >> as the flames came towards us we aimed at the flames. [ indiscernible ] >> they could knock it down. >> firefighters say while it is important to keep grass cut down for fire safety, also important that mowing be done in the

. >> warriors star steph curry is holding an overnight basketball camp at stevenson school at pebblet championship trophy and play ball with the mvp. what a great time. curry's camp is part of the warriors basketball camp program that's hosted about 30,000 kids over the last 15 years. they're going one on one. >> kid try and guard me. >> he's burying a three in the kid's face. >> i know. >> come on. >> love that. >> speaking of basketball. the draft today and the warriors got their guy. >> yeah, the distant future of the warriors and tonight we got a glimpse of the near future. what a luxury to have no deficiencies heading into a draft. you can simply identify the best player, the best value available and the warriors hit the nail on the head. >> with the 30th pick in the 2015 nba draft, the golden state warriors select kevon looney. >> forward kevon looney. just 19 years old, really a top 10 prospect who fell because of a hip injury. shoots it well, great defender, great offensive rebounder and yes good value. >> whoever you draft at 30 they have to get better no matter who it is. w

evacuating residents near fifth and market street after finding what they called a suspicious vehicle on stevenson street. bomb squad was called in while police closed down the nearby streets. officials gave the all-clear at midnight and no word on why that vehicle was considered suspicious in the first place. >>> this morning a driver is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after he slammed into three other cars in san francisco. abc7 news was on the scene shortly after the crash yesterday at 7th and bryant street. the driver hit three parked cars, and one went into cafe romo, which fortunately was closed. >> he came so fast and he was actually out of control and he was like fishtailing. he was really, really out of control. and i heard like a bomb. it sounded like a bomb and then i saw the glass everywhere. >> no one else was injured. >>> a three-year-old boy is dead after drowning in a backyard swimming pool in vallejo. it happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon on california street. police say the boy was playing in the yard of a home when he fell into the pool. a family member pull

officers shutdown stevenson beneath fifth and sixth. they shutdown fifth between market and mission. after more that are two hours the car fortunately was not a threat and the roads were reopened. >>> happening right now the century for two escaped inmates is entering its ninth day. police searched a farm. both men were serving time for murder. a prison employee is helping them escape. there has been no confirmed sitings of the two men so far. >>> a highly anticipated report is now out this morning shedding new light on what happened in the deadly police shooting of rice in cleveland ohio. what was in that 200-page report. >> reporter: the investigation by the sheriff's department seems to confirm the story most people know. but delivers greater detail. in a key finding the report cannot confirm a police officer's statement he shouted orders to rice before shooting him. saying according to witnesses interviews it's unclear whether he shouted verbal commands from inside the zone car to rice. who was loactded inside of the gazebo area pri

civic activist harry fein unseated james fizzone in the republican primary then in paulsboro gary stevenson defeated mayor hamilton in the democratic primary. mayor hamilton pleaded guilty to drunk driving charges. his driver's license was suspended. as mayor, hamilton had to deal with the aftermath of the train derailment that linked a dangerous gas to the community in 2012. >>> a one-time republican is expected to throw his hat in the ring for the democratic nomination for president. former rhode island governor lincoln chafee began his career in the gop. later became an independent, then joined the democratic party 2 years ago. he is expected to announce his bid during a speech in arlington, virginia. while he would join the three others that already declared their candidacy. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley. right now, there are nine republican candidates in the race. senators ted cruz rand paul marco rubio and lindsey graham. also rick santorum. dr. ben carson carly fiorina, mike huckabee and george pataka. >>> chris christie blasting the sweeping changes being made

video shows stevenson's son hitting and kicking the other woman.o prosecutors to decide what, if any, charges will be filed in the case. the video posted on youtube has more than 4.8 million views. >>> stay with us. after the break we are saying good-bye to an important and valuable member of our "mornings on 2" news team. stay tuned. >>> all right. we do have some slow traffic still on 880 as you come up to the coliseum. very quickly it is getting better. bay bridge is not. slow traffic still trying get into san francisco. slow traffic southbound on 880. today's weather with steve. >>> fog coast and bay there, sal. otherwise sunny and warmer inland. more of the same tomorrow. topping out with a cooling trend, especially sunday and monday. >>> we are standing over here for a special reason. it's never easy to say good- bye. we need to bid farewell to one of our fabulous morning producers. michelle earn. >> i started as an intern. >> did you? >> i did. >> i remember that. >> all right. i was so star struck by you guys when i first came in. >> that c

. >> he shares it with partner alpert stevenson. a dancer and choreographer he met during a show.er ever since. >> this is the studio. >> the studio tucked in the woods is cappedder's favorite place to work. >> huge amount of the visit was written. >> he got the call in 23004 that fred ebb died. >> what is it like to lose a writing partner after all that time? >> it's shocking. it's like some attachment to your body that you're used to having. >> was it difficult sitting down at the piano without him? >> no. it wasn't difficult to sit there. it was difficult to know why i was. >> commander wept back to work to complete one of their unfinnished musicals. >> he where a song for the character of composer sprayed from his writing partner. called "i miss the music" it was sung by jason danely in the 2007 broadway production. ♪ >> i found every time in performance when jason would sing this song i would suddenly out of no where get teary. i think to this day that's sort of my song about fred. >> the visit was another of the unfinished collaborations. it will be their last to play broadw

evacuating residents near fifth and market streets after finding what they called a suspicious vehicle on stevenson street. the bomb squad was called in while police closed down the nearby streets. officials gave the all-clear at midnight and no word on why that vehicle was considered suspicious in the first place.r is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after he slammed into three other cars in san francisco. abc7 news was on the scene shortly after the crash yesterday at 7th and bryant street. the driver hit three parked cars, and one went into cafe romo, which fortunately was closed. >> he came so fast and he was actually out of control and he was like fishtailing. he was really, really out of control. and i heard like a bomb. it sounded like a bomb and then i saw the glass everywhere. >> no one else was injured. >>> a three-year-old boy is dead after drowning in a backyard swimming pool in vallejo. it happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon on california street. police say the boy was playing in the yard of a home when he fell into the pool. a family member pulled him out started cp

. >> reporter: cousin leticia stevenson comes from four generations of ame pastors. her grandfather was a civil rights leader in south carolina, pickney's uncle and mentor. this family friend remembers when clementa pickney came to washington d.c. and led prayer services at washington ame. >> i was awestruck, here is this little fellow from our own town. >> reporter: pickney was the youngest african american state legislator and co-sponsored a bill that passed this month requiring police officers to wear body cameras. >> he was a good scholar and he was destined for great things. >> i'm grateful that the murderer has been caught. >> reporter: here are family photos of happy times and pickney officiating his cousin's wedding. >> family reunions, weddings, gatherings, he usually gave the blessing or the prayer. his voice will be missed. now for my children the legacy will be in past tense and it's so hurtful. >> reporter: lakisha's grandfather was his mentor and he became her mentor. pickney leaves behind a wife and two young daughters. surae chinn, wusa9. >> political

>> i'm charlie stevenson. i teach at sies. since you've opened the door to what a scottish policy would be, what are your views on what the uk policy should be in ukraine and syria? >> that's a good example of where the scottish government supports the uk position on ukraine and russia, we're supportive of the international community's position. we're supportive of the sanctions against russia and have been a voice of support for the uk for the government's position and a voice of support wider than that, for the international community's position. similarly, on isil, syria and iraq, we support the international community. isil is one of the most severe threats because of the implications of that. so do not, do not think that the snp and the scottish government takes a markedly different position on the uk government on the vast majority of international issues. we don't. we are a responsible participant, responsible voice when it comes to these matters and on both of these issues, you will mott find any great difference on ou

democrats have been comfortable with the stevensons, people with old money, second and third generationlf-made, they've been more republican. >> i'm not sure that reminding people affirmatively that fdr was rich, hillary clinton is rich, therefore don't worry about it is going to be the best argument for the clinton campaign. i think it's going to be very interesting where she's going to have sayiances with eleanor roosevelt, now channeling franklin as well. nobody else can claim that. but it's actually a different coalition than the fdr coalition, certainly geographically for the democratic party. and also a completely different mind-set. yes, progressive at home. yes, muscular abroad. but we're not launching either the fifth roosevelt term, or the could new deal, i don't think. >> that sounds like hubert humphrey. >> i disagree with that. >> disagree with what? >> i think that jonathan's right, but it's a next evolution of roosevelt. i think what she's going to be saying is, we need a roosevelt for our time, in the sense that franklin roosevelt was really fighting against, and being o

. >> amber stevenson 34 years old of indianapolis. >> one of the people involved. is what she did. she said allegedly hey 6-year-old kid. my 6-year-old kid punch the other woman. >> punch the other woman as she is having this altercation with. >> charged with what again? >> knelt of a depend dent distributing to the delinquency of the minor. >> in addition to the brawl. >> they didn't charge her with the brawl. >> so nobody is charged in the brawl. >> no. >> because the boy was standing there and the boy's mother said "hit the other woman." >> the boy is hitting her is w. sham boo bottles. and kid is kicking her in the face and hitting her with shampoo. other person was not charged. >> they are so worried about the kid. >> looking at three months to three years in prison. >> she is not going to get any jail time. i like the message. >> good for my kid he will never be bull idea at school. >> all right. fine. ladies, thank you. and a reminder kimberly guilfoyle's new book making the case doing very well in the marketplace as is lis wiehl's thriller lethal beauty. gu

>> i'm charlie stevenson. i teach at sies. since you've opened the door to what a scottish policy would be, what are your views on what the uk policy should be in ukraine and syria? >> that's a good example of where the scottish government supports the uk position on ukraine and russia we're supportive of the international community's position. we're supportive of the sanctions against russia and have been a voice of support for the uk for the government's position and a voice of support wider than that, for the international community's position. similarly, on isil, syria and iraq, we support the international community. isil is one of the most severe threats because of the implications of that. so do not, do not think that the snp and the scottish government takes a markedly different position on the uk government on the vast majority of international issues. we don't. we are a responsible participant, responsible voice when it comes to these matters, and on both of these issues you will mott find any great difference on our

his mother and i were classmates at allen, and his uncle the reverend laverne stevenson who later became presiding elder was my grandmother's pastor in columbia. reverend pinckney's great love for humanity and his passion for the kingdom of god moved him to use his natural talents and his spiritual giftedness to raise the moral consciousness of his congressional colleagues as well as faith communities. his unique calling emphasized the awareness of the injustices not only in the city of charleston but in the state of south carolina, the nation, and the world. his message was one of liberation and love for all people. his persona was soothing to the cries and concerns of the least of them. and to our children as well as our elders. his powerful voice was a voice of reason for the oppressed and the hopeless as well as the discouraged and the disappointing. he spoke up and spoke for those who could not speak for themselves as he recognized that they had no seat at the table. he had a genuine love for god and for helping people no matter their gender, their race religion, or their belief. eo

and his uncle, the reverend laverne stevenson was my grandmother's pastor in columbia. reverend pinckney's great love for humanity and his passion for the kingdom of god moved him to use his natural talents and his spiritual giftedness to raise the moral of consciousness of his congressional colleagues as well as faith communities. his unique calling emphasized the awareness of the injustices, not only in the city of charleston but in the state of south carolina, the nation and the world. his message was one of liberation and love for all people. his persona was soothing to the cries and concerns of the least of them and to our children as well as our elders. his powerful voice was a voice of reason for the o pressed and the hopeless as well as the discouraged and the disappointing. he spoke up and spoke for those who could not speak for themselves as he recognized that they had no seat at the table. he had a genuine love for god and for helping people no matter their gender, their race, religion or their belief. ethics and excellence intertwined his christian witness.

want to thank you so much for sharing your pride with us over the playoff run and threw the final stevenson in a great picture we've been cheering them on the air and on line and keep sending them and send them to us at breaking news@kron4.com >>mark: have a slide show on line all the great pictures so we continue to be live for all the routes while will is there talking to a lot of people the faithful got there at 3 4:00 this morning? >>will tran: would talk to someone they got here at 6:00 p.m. last night because the float they're ready to go and a double decker buses on the other side just down the road so many people here of course what everyone to be safe in you consider the warriors fans out here al attles of the best coach in the world we border back to bay area a lot of people unfortunately passed in did not see them winning and then you were able to see two championships in your lifetime this the most beautiful thing i've ever experienced in my life came into the area of 1973 added donald al attles uno and now he's the best coach and the best guide--guy go warriors. >>will tran: ta

accidents, people think we are forgetting about the commute, but no, it's slow all the way down to stevensongo traffic. back to the desk. >>> an investigation is underway in novato after several cars were set on fire overnight. tara moriarty is live at the chevy dealership off redwood bld with more on why -- boulevard with more on why firefighters are calling it suspicious. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we were able to speak to people who work here at this chevrolet. they are in disbelief that this particular dealership was targeted. they say it's such a safe area. you can see that the cars were badly damaged. this one -- the heat got so intense from the fire that the tires were melted off the car. neighbors heard explosions and saw flames around 11:30. they called 911. when crews arrived, two chevies were fully engulfed and two more were catching fire. arson investigators were towed in. they towed away one of the cars. we asked one of the managers if he ever thought an arsonist would target the car lot. >> here, no. in a bad neighborhood, no. this is a good neighborhood. normally

adlai stevenson was the ambassador and a group of women one of them had a sign that said if you seek jesus and she hit him with the sign. when did johnson was making a speech and he was greeted by a group of right-wing women. they had arrived and had to walk across the street and it had these that were friends among others. the treatment one of them took leedy bird's gloves and threw them in the water. it seemed not simple and i can remember my mother seeing people she knew and had admired saying shame, shame. it made they made a real impression on me. >> how old were you in 1963 and where were you on the day that kennedy was assassinated? >> i was 16 i was in geometry class in dallas. there have been all of this coming into the heart and on the doorstep i went to get the paper and there was a wanted poster for jfk wanted for treason because but that was a kind of paranoid spirit so i guess it shouldn't have been so surprising when there was a pause saying the president has been shot and i remember these looks of surprise on the faces of my classmates and there was a story in one of

you know adlai stevenson was the un ambassador and he had come to dallas on you when they had been spat upon and some group of women who surrounded him, one of them had a sign saying if you seek peace asked jesus, and she had them over the head with the sign. and then as lyndon johnson was making a speech in dallas. he was greeted by a group of right-wing women who were later dubbed the mink coat mob. and lyndon and lady bird had arrived and were staying at the end office hotel. you had to walk across the street to the baker hotel to talk. the street was just want with these wealthy, well cared for women many of whom were friends. and we watched this on tv. these women appeared to be spitting on the johnsons. they later said they were spitting or flogging. you know the treatment, one of them took lady bird clausen threw them into the gutter. up until this.politics in america had seemed rather civil. you know a broker taboo. i can remember my mother just a gas seeing people that she knew and admired in bridge close together and so on. she was saying shame. it made a real impression on me

i am wondering if this is backlash because randall stevenson said maybe we don't want to spend all thisoney we have been spending a largest corporate spender out there because they regulated the internet. >> on in because i have heard a lot of at&t customers complain, for a long time about this. >> they said quote they said barely slowed it down, once you use a certain amount gigabytes, so and so is getting a little bit -- we will see what happens. >> you think fcc is right. >> i'm not sure i know anecdotically that people have been complaining for a long, long time. >> goes back to 20 so greater transpires rules fcc put into plays this is -- we're not like in favor of like overregulation, but this is not like a salvo at home depot that broke you can take back, this is not like a piece of clothing that wore out after a washing, customers can't see, they are not getting what are they paid for, and so it really does require regulators to come in message with 100-million-dollar fine why so big shockly large. >> a big number so that is why at&t is at&t is fighting back going to vigorously f

adlai stevenson was the u.n. ambassador and he had come to dallas on you and day and been spat upon. some group of women who surrounded him one of the hats sign saying if you seek peace ask jesus and she hit him over the head with the sign. lyndon johnson was making a speech in dallas. he was greeted by a group of right wing of women. a bird later dubbedwere later dubbed the mink coat mob. a had to walk to thethey were later dubbed the mink coat mob. a had to walk to the baker hotel to talk. mystery was thronged with well fed women who were friends of my mother's and watched this on tv and these women appeared to be spitting on the johnsons and they later said they were not spitting, they were frothing. the treatment one of them took lady bird's glove and threw them in the glitter. up until then politics had been rather simple and it broke a taboo. i remember my mother just aghast seeing people she knew and had to admire, they were in bridge clubs together and saying shame shame. made a real impression on me. >>