in fact, for police, anthony bridget and his gang affiliation for one, bridget matched ryan's account of the man who tied him up seemed like a gang member. >> it looked like he was one of those guys that just came out and wants revenge. >> reporter: and two, the booking photos matched the sketch ryan had given police, and so investigators developed a different theory about bridget's involvement. >> he had the resume that you would expect the intruders who came to kill ariet to have. >> the kind of guy you'd hire to commit murder. >> that's right. >> reporter: and they suspected the person who hired him was magdi girgis. of course, there was no proof of any of that. i'm guessing one of the things you did pretty early on was subpoena magdi's bank records. >> oh, yes. >> looking for that big chunk of money he took out a few days before his wife was killed. >> you could hope, but -- >> it wasn't there. >> maybe he's innocent. >> maybe he's just careful. >> careful? perhaps. but in what universe would magdi girgis and anthony bridget's paths cross? one way to find out, they could ask antho

there was no moof magdi knew the alleged killer, anthony bridget, no evidence he paid bridget any moneyhad their suspicions about the involvement of a middleman, they still couldn't prove it. and as you'll see, even that undercover tape could be seen through a different lens. on the eve of the trial, richard and ryan got ready for the big day. their suits were pressed. they reviewed their prior statements. and they weighed the consequences of what this in a moment meant. >> i'm happy that we'll get closure, but then it's just sad. we lost our mom. in the same light, we lost our dad, too. >> their only surviving parent. the one they lived in fear of for years, would be the one they had to face in court. >> part of me is scared of him. but also part of me wants to stand up and let my voice be heard after all these years, so i want to be strong. >> and so the brothers walked into court together that first day of opening statement. standing strong united in their quest for justice for their mom. >> magdi girgis conspired to have his wife murdered. she was an inconvenient woman to him. and p

. >> reporter: she's daughter bridget has always dreamed of having, three month-old baby grace is adorable and a first. the first baby delivered at bryn mawr hospital using a new technique called gentle c-section. >> it was like one of the most incredible moments i will have. >> reporter: bridget a's two older children were born with traditional c-sections where blue draping keeps everything sterile but limit's the mom's experience. >> you just feel very isolated. very disconnected from what is going on. >> reporter: with the gentle c-section clear plastic draping is used instead, one of the many changes that allowed a c-section to be safe, but more like natural child birth. >> so that the mom can actually see what is happening, with the actual delivery of the baby. we pull the baby right up and put the baby directly on the mom's chest so they can do skin to skin in the or which is something that really hasn't been done. >> reporter: main line obstetrician margaret burns agreed to try witt bridget and grace and it was a big success that is being repeated as often as pop. >> i think it is f

so it was with my friend bridget everett, ben my boyfriend, and bridget and jess and jerry.e side. and that blind -- that pig was blind and it bit bridget. [ laughter ] and i think ben's looking at my butt there. like that's what that looks like, right? >> jimmy: yeah, kind of. >> good. >> jimmy: yeah. >> or maybe he's looking at the pig's butt. >> jimmy: ye >> it's a fine line. >> jimmy: ait'se you? okay. so i was a little bit concerned when i saw this photo. okay? [ laughter ] what are you a '70s porn star? like what are you? what's happening here? >> jimmy: that, well, we had a a vacation. i was thinking about growing a a mustache for the show. and my wife took a nice photo of me there with my camera. >> she's like, "this is the last time i'll ever see him." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it doesn't work for me, right? >> well what's with your hair, though? like what's like -- forget about the mustache. your hair. >> jimmy: oh, it's on sideways. >> what's that? [ laughter ] it looks like it's trying to leave you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's the best toupee money can buy. and yeah

. >> they also criticized the parenting, bridget, right?> that's right. >> they said that you should be responsible, more responsible, in their eyes. >> sure &. >> and not have your kitt kid out on the streets solving crimes. how do you respond to that? >> first of all, she was perfectly safe. she was at a crime scene where the police were. and i really feel it is our job to guide her with what she feels passionate about. this is what she wants to do. i feel like we would be remiss if we didn't encourage that. so she is perfectly safe. >> you put together the orange street news. it's monthly right. >> yes. >> you ride your bike around? do you look for stories that way? >> i usually get tips. people e-mail me them or a lot of times i'm biking around seeing if there is anything interesting. >> i see, bridget, that you have been describe as a free range parent. >> yes. >> there is so much discussion in this day and age about parents having total control of their kids and being nervous and not letting them go anywhere. you are totally in favor

. >>> happy birthday to bridget jones actress renee zellweger. she's 47. hank azaria is 52. news, weather, and sports. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a great monday. laura//vo a popular south bay sports bar & restaurant--- breaks out in flames overnight. the reason multiple departments needed to respond to keep the situation under control... sam//vo and d >>. >> a popular sports bar breaks out in flames overnight. as they try to keep this situation under control. >>> a double killing in san jose as police find two people dead. the case so far unsolved as the homicide count rises. >>> an emotional boost to the heart of brussels. the city continues to climb back from the recent terrorist attacks. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> very good monday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> a bit of a chill in the r. kari hall joining us.

former christie aide bridget kelly and ex-port authority official are facing charges stemming from the lane closures at the george washington bridge back in 2014. christie was cleared of any wrong doing. >>> still to come on eyewitness news at 6:00 on this friday controversy. a local high school principal changes the cap and gown colors of the class of 2014. and that action is igniting quite a fire storm. >>> and a ranger star lundquist back on the ice tonight for the first time after being struck in the eye bay stick. by a stick. >> i'm not sure. but they will play tonight. 58 degrees at first pitch and they will have the jacket a little chilly with not a cloud in the sky, but still a freeze warning in parts of the area. warming up this at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my stop & shop. for a whole new experience

meanwhile the french economy minister says, bridget will begin its power within the world. emmanuel macron spoke at an hergency steel summit, where tried to persuade china to scale back its production. because, you are fine, when you discuss your history with china, you are credible. you will never be in a situation to meet face-to-face with china because the market is not relevant for the chinese. nejra: the death toll in the ecuador earthquake has risen to 272, with more than two and a half thousand people injured. stretchmagnitude quake 170 kilometers from the capital. the prime minister flew to the epicenter after cutting short a trip to rome. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . francine: thank you. talks between the world's biggest oil producers failed to meet a deal. 16 nations representing half the crude output gathered in a bid to stabilize the global market. news sent oil tumbling. elliott gotkine is live. with us here is javier blas. and

in court papers former christie aide bridget kelley and cell andly and bill -- kelley and barone are set to go on trial in the fall. >>> the islanders kickoff their quest for the stanley cup in game one. the rangers are down in their series against the penguins. last night's game turned quickly in the first period when rangers goalie lundquist took a stick to the face. ouch. he didn't come back after the the penguins won 5-2. game two is saturday. >>> a beauty coming up on eyewitness news, a former mrs. america accused of swindling thousands of dollars from a major department store. is she headed this morning, people on medicaid who might otherwise be struggling to care for themselves won't have to. because homefirst, a product of elderplan, is there... helping them with bathing, dressing and meals so they can remain safely at home. homefirst, a product of elderplan continuing the work of the four brooklyn ladies caring in so many ways. or visit www.homefirst.org if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. yo

baroni and bridget kelly were in newark federal court yesterday fighting charges related to the george washington bridge lane closures. >>> verizon said it laid out its last, best and final offer to nearly 40,000 striking workers. the company says they're offering a 7.5% wage increase, that's up a percentage point from a previous offer. at least one union has rejected that offer calling it a scare tactic. they say verizon is obligated to negotiate. the workers have been on strike for 16 days. >>> in connecticut, senate democrats are proposing a $12 an hour minimum wage by the year 2020. the debate on that bill lasted for nearly five hours. proposal comes at a time when businesses are leaving the state. three months ago. minimum wage in the state went up from 9.15 an hour to 9.16 an hour. it's >>> this morning a photo might make you think twice about squeeze nothing ing into a crowded elevator. firefighters in kansas city had to rescue a dozen police officers from the training academy. they piled in but the weight was too much. kansas city police posted a photo of a firefighter giving t

i got this from bridget. do you have this report? >> i do not, but i bet i can get that from bridget. >> i heard some good things about it. i haven't seen a report. so, maybe that report will shed some light into how we can approach this. >> wool -- we'll take a look at it. we are opening to anything that comes along. this is a new field. >> thank you very much, ms. donahue. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. it's very difficult in so many respects actually and i do believe that it requires a lot of people to do a lot of things. as a dog owner, i certainly want to do everything i can to protect my dog winston. but, one thing that i appreciated was that presidio trust talking about the payment they are doing where they are trying to do a number of things including having account of how many coyotes there are. you know, i agree with supervisor yee that i want the city to have a better sense of what the estimate of how many coyotes there are in the city there actually is. i understand the fluid concept it seems to me that we have to

>> hilde and her mom bridget are here this morning. i like your spirit. >> thank you. >> why is reporting, crime reporting such a passion of yours? >> i don't know. i just really like solving puzzles. >> and you're not afraid at all to go to a crime scene? >> no, not at all. >> and, bridget, did you have any trepidation at all. i know your husband and hilde's father was a reporter for a long time and went with her. >> i really don't. we talk about the glory days of the '70s and '8s when kids were roaming free but statistically they're safer now -- ? even at crime scenes. >> the police are at the crime scene. i'm not too worried. it's not like she was inside the house. >> what do you say to those people who say you shouldn't be doing it because you're 9 and it's too graphic a subject and not appropriate. >> well, i mean if you don't like my papers, nobody is forcing you to read it. >> that's a really good response a little bit of your passion about this when people suggested that you should be playing with dolls and tea sets. did you ta

. >> reporter: i spoke with bridget brennan who handles big drug cases like a $5 million bust in a mill located on a quiet recently street, a disturbing trend. >> i've never seen an epidemic like this. it cuts across every neighborhood, every demographic. it cuts across new york city everywhere and then it spreads. >> reporter: the city health department tells us drug overdose deaths increased more than 10 percent in 2015 with a 15 to 24-year-old age group the what can be done? that's what we're discussing on the next episode of "street soldiers." we will have a former nypd undercover officer, a hip-hop artist and medical doctor. that's saturday at 10:30 after the news at 10:00. steve: so young. dari: it really is. uber customers are being put on the clock. steve: joe shows us how the ride-sharing service is fighting back against riders who keep drivers waiting. >> reporter: time is money. that's the message out of uber. they're piloting two new policies, encouraging passengers to be on time for their rides. uber's web site reads ready anywhere anytime, but today their message to riders

bridget kelley and export authority official bill barone claim they did not violate any federal laws when lanes to the george washington bridge were shut down in 2013. kelley and barone are set to go on trial in the fall. >>> newark mayor defending his proposal to ban uber in his city. in a post he says all the city is asking of uber is that it play by the rules as every other transportation company by submitting drivers to background checks and paying license fees. uber says people protesting the plan have overloaded the mayor's twitter account. >>> lee goldberg joining us now. it just keeps getting better and better. >> take your before pictures now because the whole landscape a lot of leaves will push out. -- will bloom, a lot of leaves will push out. outside we go right now, a lot of blue sky. as we look from oh that is what you were doing. rob tried to take a before picture of me. hopefully i don't change that much over the next week. you'll notice haze over midtown, some pollutants could get stuck, so the air quality is going to be good tomorrow but may become a little poorer o

>> no, not at all. >> and, bridget, did you have any trepidation at all? long time and she went along with him. but did you feel any concern about letting her go and do this? >> i really don't. i mean i think we talk so much about the glory days of the '70s and '80s when kids were roaming free but statistically they're safer now than they were there. >> even at crime scenes? >> well, the police are at the crime scene. right? i'm not too worried. it's not like she was inside the house. >> hilde, what do you say to all those people who say you shouldn't be doing it because you're 9 and it's too graphic a subject for you to be covering and it's not appropriate? >> well, i mean if you don't like my papers, nobody is forcing you to read it. >> that's a really good response, and i also understand, and i felt a little bit of your passion about this when people suggested that you should be playing with dolls and tea sets. did you take that personally as a sexist comment? >> no. i didn't. i mean, it annoyed me that just because i'm a girl and just because i'm 9 doe

bridget kelly and former executive bill baroni. the two are accused of intentionally creating traffic jams because of political retribution. >>> uber will remain in newark. the city made a deal with the company that also protects the taxi industry. they had been in a public dispute over taxes, licensing, and background checks. in february, newark officials said the city would start ticketing or towing uber drivers who operated at the train station or the airport. that ban has now been shelved. >>> and we've got a commuter the polaski skyway is closed. crews are installing deck panels as part of a rehabilitation project on the bridge. that will pick up next weekend with the same closures friday night through sunday. >>> coming up this sunday only on news 4 new york, you ask and we get you answers. >> what is your plan and approach to random acts of violence in seemingly safe neighborhoods? >> the slashing issue is real. we've seen the statistics grow. >> the mayor on what the city is doing to stem a spike on knife attacks and so muc

the robot is named bridget and was in a hangar on a simulated landscape of mars. the hope is one day this can be done by astronauts orbiting mars. >>> tensions high and fists fly at the california republican convention at presidential candidate donald trump arrives for today's opening remarks. it was dramatic start to that convention which kicked off today on the peninsula. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. hundreds of protesters descended on a hyatt regeneral zion burlingame next to sfo where they were met by law enforcement. within the hour we have learned that five people were arrested during today's protests and a san mateo county sheriff's deputy was injured when he was kicked in the face by a demonstrator. that deputy has since been treated and released. >> hundreds of protesters made it it difficult -- for a difficult entrance by donald trump. take a look. the candidate, his security detail and campaign staff walked through a break in a concrete barrier and across a ditch to the back door of the hyatt to avoid those  demonstrators.

karen ishizuka, third-generation american of japanese descent - today on america's test kitchen: bridgetes a top sirloin roast, adam reviews carving boards in the equipment corner, and julia shows how to make the best duck fat roasted potatoes, right here on america's test kitchen. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitchen equipment. at dcs, our mission is design that delivers,

in shallot-garlic pan sauce, adam reviews carbon steel chef's knives in the equipment corner, and bridgetpares boiled potatoes with black olive tapenade. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitchen equipment. at dcs, our mission is design that delivers,

wage gives them more money to spend and prime the economy by having more dollars -- >> i want to bridgetn kathy. it's interesting to me that california has seen a million people leave because unless you're in silicon valley or hollywood it's tough out there you maintain making no money. move to stake with low taxes, the same thing in new york. the uc berk live report aside, most economists i know say it's obvious. when wage goes up, prices have to go up, when prices have to go up it's not offset by demand because it's not a roaring economy. >> that's right. history has shown, union membership is at 100 year low. unions are now more prodominantly african-american than white yet wages for african-americans are lower. time and again this argument has proven not to work. it's not working with hispanics, most of the images, not working with millenials and not working when you look at 25 states who right to work states with higher income and higher employment than states that are not. so this is an argument that simply doesn't work, and what i say to the strikers cook up a new lesson plan. >>

fox's bridget spencer has the story. >> reporter: jordan brown serves as pastor for the church of opengbt welcoming congregation in austin. brown is also openly gay. thursday when he went to wholefoods to order a cake for one of his members he claims a slur was written in icing on the cake. >> for me it was humiliating because being a pastor who is also openly gay, um, i've had to deal with this in the past. >> brown says he orders cakes from north lamar store all the time so much he's gotten comfortable with the service. >> i grabbed it and i didn't even look at it. >> reporter: his attorney says they reach out to wholefoods but did not get an answer. but fox seven did. they say "our team member rotor love wins at the top of the cake as requested by the guest and that's exactly how the cake was packaged and sold at the store our team members do not accept or design bakery orders that include language or images that are offensive. wholefoods mark has a zero tolerance policy for diss crem nation. we stand behind our bakery team member who is part of the lgbtq community and additional te

- today on america's test kitchen, bridget cooks milk braised pork loin, jack challenges chris to a tastingapricot preserves, gadget guru lisa reviews apple corers, and julia prepares roasted pears with dried apricots and pistachios. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitchen equipment.

and bridget's diet coke look. -- diet cookbook. the drag queen's guide to sensible living. the, this a bit of very wide swath that we are cutting through this cookbook world. there are more cut books published -- cookbooks published every year than any other book, except for this one jon runyan. romance -- except for this one jon runyan -- genre. romance. it is my pleasure to introduce clark wolf. thank you for coming. >> thank you all. one of the reasons we want to together tonight, and particularly after 5:00 as we want to do to get on the sunshine you can get. it is astounding that we would have a day like this to begin celebrating the 20th anniversary of food studies as an academic program. i was at a buck program with nary an acyl dusty book party with -- book party with marion nussle. i said let's walk a little bit, we were a 96 in new york or something. before we knew it we have gotten all the way here to washington square and she convinced me to help her food up the nutrition department. 20 years later there are programs all over the city and country and the program

i got this from bridget. do you have this report? >> i do not, but i bet i can get that from bridget. >> i heard some good things about it. i haven't seen a report. so, maybe that report will shed some light into how we can approach this. >> wool -- we'll take a look at it. we are opening to anything that comes along. this is a new field. >> thank you very much, ms. donahue. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. it's very difficult in so many respects actually and i do believe that it requires a lot of people to do a lot of things. as a dog owner, i certainly want to do everything i can to protect my dog winston. but, one thing that i appreciated was that presidio trust talking about the payment they are doing where they are trying to do a number of things including having account of how many coyotes there are. you know, i agree with supervisor yee that i want the city to have a better sense of what the estimate of how many coyotes there are in the city there actually is. i understand the fluid concept it seems to me that we have to

lawyers for bill baroni and bridget kelly will argue that all charges against them should be dropped. they are set to go on trial accused of fire fraud and civil rights violations. their lawyers hope to receive key documents subpoenaed in the case involving the exxon ner any wrongdoing. >>> skies turn gray. rain showers move in. high of 59 degrees. tonight, on and off showers. a low of 48. tomorrow, showers do continue. 58 degrees is the high. saturday, it looks like we get a break from the wet weather with a high of 63. sunday, showers are returning. high of 57. right back. coming up, fun and functional gifts to give the moms in your >>> this morning on "today's take," brooke shields and ryan eggold have come to play as "today's" show host. >>> and most memorable moments in sports. >>> ultimate gift guide for mother's day. all that and pore coming up now. >> anner: from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roker, and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" thursday morning, april 28th, 2016. nice crowd outside on the plaza. inside studio 1a, i

just picking up on professor's budget -- bridget's point, about looking at this intersection betweene and information gathering and public benefits and that results from, you know, just people speaking about it that they will be going to case worker and for their renewable of ebt card and the questions would start, asked as to why did he go shop at the corner store. how did you find out that i was shopping? this is the issue of gender plays out, single mom who just happened to leave the children at home for a couple of minutes because the corner store was close, we see a lot of this happening when we work a lot in housing projects in los angeles, various other places, so more and more we are seeing that it's not just motor al -- motorala partnerships that are tracking the movement of people, on the flip side that all is being done in this facade, this term of community police where community policing has become the guiding sort of operation but yet at the same time like policing the community like anything else. >> one of your i don't ever view comments is you talk about the rhetoric