i ask that you find cecil not guilty. >> all right.e jury convened, all that's left for kunkel is the waiting. >>> and coming up, officers get a break in the missing armory key mystery. >>> it's been a good day for sergeant david nicholas and the special response team. they had been searching for a lost key to the jail's armory where a battery of weapons is stored. >> miraculously the keys just appeared. they just showed up out of nowhere. found them on a desktop with no one to be seen. out of embarrassment, someone accidentally took the set of keys home. didn't want anyone to find out about it. the next morning, snuck them back. >> do they still keep the bathroom key with the armory key? >> i do believe they have reconfigured their key sets and how they secure them. but give it six months, it will happen again and we'll go to plan "c." that's it. keys found, case closed. >> in a nearby courtroom, cecil kunkel's case is still open, but not for long. he's about to find out whether he will spend the next 15 to 61 years in prison for sell

now cecil sharp is an interesting character. many of you have seen the film, song catcher, which is a fictionalized account of his 1960-1918 trip through appalachia. cecil sharp is a londoner, and investment who becomes wrapped socialism after attending a lecture by a prominent english designer, socialite, and activists, william morris. he becomes convinced that one of the tragedies of industrial britain, industrial england, is the fact the poor, the working classes to the urban working classes of england have become distant from their rural pass, that industrialization has torn them from the countryside and put them in these appalling exportation in the inner-city. he becomes convinced that for any real reform to occur from the bottom up in england what needs to happen is that the english working classes need to become aware of their own history and their own culture, the culture they developed over millennia in the countryside, so he becomes obsessed with reviving the culture. he founded several prominent institutions and othe

first of all, cecile, i wonder what your reaction was to that tweet from the president?ink, particularly given this week and what this congress is trying to do to take away health care access for women and health care access at planned parenthood, the one way he could show his respect for women is actually allowing them to go to the health care provider of their choice. and for 2.5 million every year, that's planned parenthood. soy hope he'll actually listen to the women of this country about their need to access high-quality, affordable care that they get from planned parenthood. >> i'm wondering, under the proposed republican replacement for the affordable care act, planned parenthood figures prominently. what would it mean for planned parenthood if the bill passed as it is right now. obviously, there may be changes. >> well, it's really important, anderson. i know that paul ryan, speaker paul ryan has said we're being defunded. but the truth is, we're not in the federal budget. we don't have a line item in this budget. what he's actually doing and saying in this legis

planned parenthood president and ceo cecile richards joins us now.i, norah. >> planned parenthood receives $500 million. how is it reitch bersed? >> we're not in the federal health care providers and what we get reimbursed for is not abortion because it's not allowed under the federal government but we're reimbursed for blest cancer, screenings, birth control. millions come to us every single year. essentially what congress says women in america, one in a million can no longer come. >> who would be affected. >> mainly women who rely on our care. here's one of the things that's important to know. we're really proud of the progress we've made as women, especially here on international women's day. we're adding a historic all-time low for pregnancy in the united states. planned parenthood is very proud of that work and we feel like it's time to actually invest in that and to more of it rather than cut off the largest national -- >> what do you drop? >> better access to family planning and sex education. one of the things we fought for so hard, any woman

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they'll start at founders square on campus and walk here to broad street, down cecil b. moore. the event kicks off on this walk you saw, a number of events on campus to celebrate april as national sexual assault awareness month. reporting live, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> thanks. >>> also at temple, temple university will honor tv pioneer lou klein by naming its media school after him. klein is a longtime temple instructor and benefactor, comedian and alum, bob saget, will host the new facility. >>> if you're driving somewhere for your summer vacation, you'll need a little extra money. aaa says gas prices will be higher than normal this summer. the north-atlantic for a gallon of gas -- the national average for a gallon of gassing will go up to $2.85 in philadelphia, a 70% increase over last year. >>> the "fresh prince of bel air" went off the air about 20 years ago. >> i know, but social media shows the show still has a lot of fans. this picture shows the cast reunion has 51,000 likes. philadelphia's own will smith met one his "fresh prince" cast mates this week in l.a. they lo

cecile yoo, thank you. >>> there is new unrest to report in ferguson, missouri after the release of new surveillance video showing michael brown the day he was fatally shot by officer darren wilson back in 2014. that video shown in a new documentary film raising questions about whether he robbed a convenience store, and that was edited. police are releasing the full, unedited version. abc's steve osunsami in ferguson. >> reporter: different people are seeing different things tonight in this newly released video from this ferguson liquor store. keep your eye on the box of cigarillos. that's michael brown jr. the night before he was killed in 2014 by a city police officer. a filmmaker and brown's family says what he's doing here is trading the carton of smokes for marijuana. and they believe that he leaves the carton in the store, hoping to come get it later. >> that's not stealing the store. >> reporter: that interpretation matters because of this video that authorities released days after the shooting. the next morning, brown is back at the store in what police have always described as

. >> the historic home of legendary filmmaker, cecil b. demille up for sale, under $25 million.to buy it, reportedly? >> angelina jolie. angie will be getting a fully restored, 1913 mansion. six bedrooms, bathrooms, pool, studio house. demille's whose movies include "the ten commandments" paid the equivalent of $626,000 for that house back in 1916. >> wow. >> i like the look. >> yeah? you want to try it? >> i do. >> can i go for it. >> wait, i want to do yours. >> come on. just once. >> that's a lot of faith. >> no. >> no, no, no, no. >> it won't really show up. just, just -- >> all right, let's try it. go ahead. >> will you let me? let's do it. >> no! you...smells fine, but yourin your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with odorclear technology cleans away odors... ...for up to 30 days smells nice... breathe happy, with new febreze. ...studying to be a dentist and she gave me advice. she said dad... ... go pro with crest pro-health. 4 out of 5 dentists confirm these crest pro-health products... &help maintain a professional clean. crest pro-health... ...really

the entire state of maryland, the only exception over towards parts of the eastern shore]nás toward cecilll of our until tomorrow morning. pour outages? the case too. please be ready in case. . }c0=i in case your power goes out. this is going back four or five hours. look at the storms racing off to the east. now we are just dealing with some shower activity. those showers now lining up down to the south but these were the storms. here is 1:30. look at this line of storms that develops. we saw 60-mile-an-hour winds with these storms and 60-mile-an-hour winds with these storms. this storm here was the big one. 78-mile-an-hour wind in quantico and came across southern maryland and a lot of trees down across into portions of the delmarva. right now dealing with rain to the south. let's show you this and zone into the southern areas. waldorf. cal vert county seeing rain and st. mary's county and moderate rain here. if you know somebody traveling down i-95 to the south it's going to be rather wet. we saw the area of stormsnoo m southern zones. even more storms farther to the south. we are do

senator chuck schumer of new york and senator patty murray of washington state are with cecil richards. >>> severe weather that created twisters through the midwest in parts of the south yesterday killed at least three people. this is new video that shows the extent of the damage throughout missouri. more than a dozen cars blown off of interstates and houses damaged. some even flattened. in illinois two people died. one after a twister brought down a tree. 50 houses and a nursing home were slammed by tornados that swept through the town of ottawa. today officials said the storms held together for more than 100 miles. >>> the line of storms causing that damage is now heading our way. it's why we're under a first alert. take a look. we've been cloudy throughout the day. we had fog along the shore earlier. the fog has thinned. the clouds are still in place in cape may, new jersey. very gray, gray skies. light rain falling across the area. most of that has started to thin out. you can see this area of rain is leaving. now what's going to happen next is of big concern. we're beginning to ha

let me tell you, if you're in this area of broad and cecil b. moore later this morning, around noon today, chances are you won't miss them. walkers will be wearing these shirts as they make their way through north philadelphia. the walk replacing the annual walk a mile in her shoes where men wore red high heels to show their support for female victims of sexual assault. this year the school is changing with the times. event organizer tom johnson says because sexual assault is so far reaching, they want to include members of every community. >> last year individuals were saying, like, i could have been impacted if someone didn't step up for me. i think for a lot of people it can be personal. >> reporter: the walk is at noon. ledge administration at 11 -- the registration at 11:30. members from the gay and transgender communities expected to come out. the event for the school kicks off a long number of events for april, sexual assault awareness month. reporting live in north philadelphia, nbc10 news. >>> 6:15. a video that you have to see. this re

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the thing that struck me is i attended several panels andes s cecil richards is one of them, and cecile on the panel were begging to be seen as humans. i was, like, that's where we are? you have americans who are just saying we're not really seen as humans anymore. >> yeah. >> so i think obviously, one thing that's exciting a lot of people doing things, fritzy says she's been protesting her whole life and she's a role model and by the way, she's an inspiration to be doing it at 78 and look at her, taking the hit and she's got the sign and she then met with the police department which i think is quite brave, you know? >> absolutely. >> and she does like the police chief, and the officer who knocked her over told her was off the streets and that's things like that that can be progress and it's about shining a light on this stuff. another thing that we never thought we would see is the celebrity as president. someone that you admire, oprah winfrey was asked whether or not she might want to succeed when donald trump -- >> wait, did i miss the election? because i've cast many, many absentee

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parts of cecil county maryland, new castle county, delaware, down to dover, delaware, looks right around airport, air force base, line between the rain and snow, not really going accumulate. temperatures too warm, mid to upper 30's, rain showers hugging the coastline now, in southern cape may county. give it couple of hours. that moisture will be gone, keep things nice and dry. month of march, it has been cold, only five days above average. and pretty warm, start off the month, 26 degrees above average march 1st, but extended period every cold temperatures, actually below average right now for the month of march, first time we've been below average for the cold season. thirty-five right now in cherry hill, 37 in dover, delaware, light snow around. then you go to the north, where it is drier, but still cloudy. near freezing in chalfont, mat vern -- malvern, temperatures similar to the mid to lower 30's, north, poconos at 26. real now big drop off in the temps just because we have the cloud cover. really starting to develop off shore. far enough off shore no big impact except for the winds

meryl streep was given the cecil b.emille lifetime achievement award at the golden globes last night, and used her acceptance speech to criticize donald trump. that's right, the all-time queen of american drama was criticized by meryl streep. [ laughter ] [ applause ] senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said yesterday republicans will begin repealing obamacare by the end of the week. but don't worry, he's not taking away your health care, he's just storing it in his cheeks for the winter. [ laughter and applause ] the movie "la la land" won a record seven golden globes last night. the movie tells the story of a struggling jazz musician named sebastian who against all odds is white. [ light laughter ] a new poll shows that 55% of americans are confident that donald trump will defend u.s. interests abroad. but an internet poll shows that 100% of americans are confident that -- [ russian accent ] comrade trump will be great success for glorious u.s. and also a. [ applause ] u.s. and a. trump advisor kellyanne conway sai

day was born in jacksonville, north carolina, to parents cecil and marianne, but dunwodie high school, where he met his wife sally. he helped lay the foundation of his father's business, days inn motel he worked to build the first location on tybee island. after studying in new york city, and mers university in atlanta , he joined the family business of real estate like his father. in 1991, he made a start in politics by running for the tybee island city council on a tear and won. he grew to love public service. three years later he ran again, this time for the georgia general assembly where he served for the next 16 years until his retirement in 2010. perhaps his greatest achievement which is work on the stevens day legislation in 2000 which freezes the value of residential property at the time it was purchased that means homeowners are not taxed out of their home when property value increases. he saved residents hundreds or thousands of dollars a year. i'm proud to recognize today mr. day's time in public service and his contributions to the people of georgia. thank you, mr. speaker

but first, here now, the president of planned parenthood cecile richards. what are the key questions on this issue in your mind? >> well, i think that this justice gorsuch has a disturbing history on women's issues and access to certainly access to even family planning and to planned parenthood. i think these hearings are inconsiderably important to press this. it is -- i think that was important, the segments you showed about president trump, i think are perfect indication of why politicians and judges shouldn't be making personal private decisions about pregnancy. those are -- >> let me put you on that, because it is none of their business, because they're wrong? or door number three, they just don't know what they'r talking about? >> absolutely they don't know what they're talking about, i think one of the things important to understand going into these hearings, obviously roe has been the law of the land for more than 40 years. and in fact the majority of women in this country have grown up in a country in which abortion is legal. and they don't even kn

i am cecile reinaud, the founder and managing director of the seraphine, the british brand of maternityoutside the uk. it's our company strategy to do that. australia, india, are really interesting markets. as well we look forward to perhaps some new trade deals with america or even china. america is certainly on the cards and it's a big, growing market for us, so we are very excited about the opportunity it can bring seraphine. we were back an hour with more business news. —— we will be back. for armed forces personnel who suffer injuries on the field of battle, their lives can change overnight. but sport can have a unique healing power, and for many former servicemen and women, it can give them a focus for the future. as part of the bbc‘s state of sport week, the former paralympian kate grey has been to meet two ex—military sportsmen, to hear their inspirational stories. the simplest of tasks can seem challenging when life as you know it changes with the smallest of breaths. i must have breathed in at the wrong time, this spore thatjust lies under the ground was kicked up by the ieds.

cecil richards is here with me now. >> this is aimed at women, one in five women in this country go to planned parenthood for health care. i think what's important, we're not in the federal budget. what paul ryan is saying is that the two and a half million patients that come to planned parenthood each year can no longer come to us for preventive care, cancer screenings, birth control, and for many women we're their only health care provider. >> to be clear, for decades now federal money has not gone -- i don't think since the hyde amendment, federal money has not gone for abortions. you raise money privately. >> that's right. federal money doesn't go to abortion services at planned parenthood or anywhere else. we operate like any hospital in america, we simply get reimbursed for these services. i was in speaker ryan's own district where we see thousands of patients every year, his own hometown newspaper has come out against this bill, as has apparently every organization in america. these women are desperately concerned they are going to lose access to the services we provide. i think

planned parenthood tread cecile richards will be riding here in studio 57. >>> amazon ceo jeff bezos to unveil plans today for the future of his space company blue origin. he tweeted the first photos of the main engine of his company's future rocket yesterday. it's designed to take tourists into space and to the man. chip reid is at the washington, d.c. convention center where bezos is expected to make the announcement to show how it could shake up the race to spax x. >> good morning. entrepreneurs and enthusiasts are gathering here t the future of space. and they'll be watching a fierce competition. not between two nations -- but between two billionaires. >> reporter: in less than a year, space company blue origin has successfully launched and landed its rocket the new shepherd five times. but now the company appears to be shifting its focus to a familiar target, the moon. blue origin is reportedly circulating a seven-page white paper to nasa and the trump administration, outlining its plan to displaying a new spacecraft for settlements on the moon. >> what he really wants to do is

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a community health fair will be held from 12:00 until 4:00 on cecil b more avenue according to the centers the new hiv infections in the u.s. the events will provide women, girls and families of the resources to help prevent the spread of hiv and aids including free and confidential hiv testing. >>> this is the weekend we spring our clocks ahead for daylight saving time. gain an hour of sunlight in the evening, but we have to sacrifice an hour of sleep. studies shown that the lost hour can have a huge effect on our health. researchers say there's an increase in stroke and heart attack risk in the first few days after moving the clocks forward. there's also a spike in car accidents. what can we do to minimize the impacts? experts say this, you can try going to bed little earlier to get the extra z's and a good idea to let yourself sleep in tomorrow morning or take a nap in the afternoon to help reset your inner clock. what do you do? >> can we just take monday off? take that monday off? >> let's ask jim. scott and i want to know can we be off on monday >> we do spring forward overnight toni

prevalent in n education this is something that has to happen.appe >>> and then this is what lindan cecil to say.. i sure hope these people aren'tt getting quote for their paid dad off. off. kids are the ones that this hurts. >> it look like that's the lasth one we'll share righatt now.ghtw keep them coming in.epmi we want to hear what you have to say. make sure you use the #gooddaydc. >> definitely a divisive issue. ly a di up.tter pol 53-47% right now. now >> right down the middle.ht dow >> almost right down the middleo >> we'll keep this going.ll nine cot z keeero eight is the . for on the abrupt closure we'lll turn to prince george's county schools student wan.n. thank you for talking with usits this morning.ni. we appreciate your time. te. look, how much are you actuallyt involved in the -- are you at yt every single school board brd meeting are you in on all thelle decisions they make and thes thk conversations that they have?he? >> yes, sir., sir first, thanks for having me. m as you stated i am the student e member of the prince george'sthn county board of educaticeon. so i repres

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