todd allen.decided to go ahead, man, with a little different look. this one here is abt. it's gang-related. you know what i'm saying? it's the airien brotherhood. is a shamrock clover. this here represents, man. allen also received something new from the district attorney. because of his past record, allen could face significant time in prison if he were found guilty in trial. >> they held me ten years on both charges and i said you get it down to five or less and i'll sign, man. >> though allen is holding out for a better deal he is anxious to leave the jail for another piece of news, and he got word his mother is gravely ill and fears he may not see her again. >> show's on oxygen, breathing machines. even though people think i'm cold-hearted, and, in a way, i am. i want to be able to see my mom before she does pass on, you know? >> if allen quickly accepts a plea deal, he could request a prison closer to his home and possibly see her again. >> i was in there 14 days in february with pneumonia,

has been the sole proprietor of allen's original redwood log house.s once a home for her lumberjack grandpa is now a traveling tourist attraction -- her strange inheritance. do people look at you on the road like, "wait -- what"? "that lady's driving a tree." >> you can see the passenger tell the driver, "look, there's a girl driving that thing." >> her policy of admission by donation, plus the revenue from souvenirs, once provided a decent living, but it's tougher with each passing year. >> it's hard to be the log lady and have a life and be the bookkeeper and the truck driver and the repair person and do it all. >> those worries are building in the fall of 2014, when jamie is exhibiting the log house at the pittsburgh home & garden show. a few exhibits away is an antiques appraiser named lori verderame. jamie invites her to check out her cabin. what was your first impression when you saw this log cabin? >> oh, i thought it was very unusual. i didn't realize that it was a house inside until i went inside. >> the women begin brainstorming. is there an

allen also received something new from the district attorney.icant time in prison if he were found guilty in trial. >> though allen is holding out for a better deal, he is anxious to leave the jail because of yet another piece of news. he just got word that his mother is gravely ill and fears he will never see her again because she lives far from san antonio. >> show's on oxygen, breathing machines. even though people think i'm cold-hearted, and, in a way, i am. i want to be able to see my mom before she does pass on, you know? >> if allen quickly accepts a plea deal, he could accept a prison closer to his home. >> i almost died, so, you know, just asked god for forgiveness. he'll help you. and one of the letter she wrote in there, she said i'll never forget you. >> if he doesn't accept a deal, he might have to be acquitted to see her. and even he feels that's a long shot. >> i've seen people go through hard times and bad times and take beatings. i say just to see her one more time, and i'd take five years. i might even take the ten piece, i don

this is the guy that killed jimmy allen. think there was great relief when it finally came down that this guy was never going to be in a position to harm anybody else again. >>> a convicted murderer does something courtroom deputies fear most. he tries to grab an officer's handgun, setting off pandemonium and fear in the courtroom. >> i was just in shock. i couldn't believe what was going on. i was stunned. i couldn't move. >> it's may 12th, 2008, battle creek, michigan, two hours west of detroit. 43-year-old michael fisher is on trial for murdering his wife and 12-year-old son. >> it was a double homicide. we don't get a lot of those in calhoun county, it was a child, and it happened right after christmas. so, it did attract a lot of media attention. >> after the closing arguments, the judge gives his verdict. >> guilty as charged of first-degree premeditated murder. >> michael fisher is convicted of the double murders in december 2006. >> it was after that that the commotion happened in the courtroom. >> no! no! >> michael

let's go back to allen inside. >> reporter: all right, anne, thank you. i understand chopper 5 is overhead as donald trump's motorcade is making its way from sfo where his plane landed earlier. his motorcade making its way down bayshore and here to the hyatt hotel here in burlingame. i mentioned earlier the police presence. i can tell you, i got down to the peninsula about 9:30 this morning and every off-ramp of 101 that i saw multiple units from the highway patrol, then as you get closer to the hotel, the police presence includes not only highway patrol but burlingame police, millbrae police, san bruno police, even palo alto, east palo alto. they're all here. and as i said, highway patrol is making its presence very, very clear. earlier today, we had some protestors show up -- i showed you the video of the woman dressed in paint who was escorted out of the banquet hall earlier. i'm told that code pink the group code pink has rented a room here at the hyatt hotel so they could have a presence inside. she made her way into the banquet hall early and was re

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about the booz allen does something different. instead of being a plain old consulting company, which is what most people think of, it actually guards against -- they use big data to try to find the next sleeper cells in the united states. so let me give you an example. edward snow ken worked there. when he released that data it was actually when he was working at booz allen. that sohould give viewers a sene of what material they're dealing with. also if you're in investor relations with booz allen it's very hard for you to disclose in complete clarity what your work is because 80% of the employees have secret clearances. and most of the businesses have done consulting through national security agency -- >> we want to get your next two picks, sorry to interrupt, but we're running short on time. give us the thumbnail on palo alto and cyber arc, both of which are off their 52-week highs but you see good prospects, very quickly. >> very quickly, they are the total opposite. instead what they're focusing on is anti-hacking provisions.

charlie gasperino, and' allen west.at do we know about these guys sort of -- getting ready for this right now charlie? what are you hearing? >> well, what i'm hearing is that they probably waited too late to bring these guys in. there's going to be two battles. number one is there's a battle at the convention, yes, if he doesn't get the majority, 1237, going to be a fight on the ballots and a lot of delegates are not committed and can jump to another candidate. then there's the ground game going forward, and i tell you, that is really where they needed some seasoned people, because these -- donald has to go state, even new york, with a very sort of weak ground game, where it does matter. you need -- listen. new york is a proportional state. that means you have to go to counties and various districts and fight it out for delegates and if he gets under 50%, that fight becomes even more treacherous, and i think that's where he has a problem. these guys should have been hired day one. >> allen, a former florida congressman,

allen martin reports. >> reporter: we have all cease those pictures of newborns with microcephaly or the unusually small heads. they say zika causes it and what's more with this virus doctors are seeing extra ordinarily severe cases. never before in history has the bite from a mosquito resulted in such a devastating abnormality. u.s. health officials now confirm the zika virus causes microcephaly as well as other severe fetal brain defects. >> it is an unprecedented thing. we are not aware of other infections that are spread by mosquitos that can cause birth defects. >> reporter: microcephaly is rare. when it's caused by the zika virus, the cases appear to be more severe than what pediatricians normally see. and for pregnant women, there are many unanswered questions. >> is most of the risk in the first trimester and early second trimester like we know for microcephaly or is it something that even if you're infected in the third trimester there could be problems? >> reporter: top republicans say they will likely grant a portion of president obama's request for $1.9 billion in zika fu

what a day, allen. >> reporter: without a doubt. it has been one of the wildest conventions we have seen in years. hundreds of protesters gathered outside of the hotel of donald trump's speech. it didn't take long for things to get violent. look at this video. a protester wearing a black jacket with a hoody punched a trump supporter. that was some of the chaos we saw. the protesters tore apart these metal barriers and clashed with trump supporters. some of them even chased this trump supporter in the red hat forcing him to climb over the bushes toward the police. these protesters stormed through a police barricade and tried to push their way toward the hotel entrance. others snuck through the bushes. these demonstrators kept traffic out forming this human barricade outside the hotel. >> what is this accomplishing? >> it is showing people who can't do this we are out there to support them. >> and you are willing to get arrested? >> yes we are. >> that was not the easiest entrance. >> reporter: the protest made it impossible for trump

it starts with an a. >> allen? >> jimmy: yes, allen. that's allen funt.sed to host candid camera. >> i forget. i don't know. >> jimmy: let's go to the next one. do you know who this is? >> yeah, i know. rihanna. >> jimmy: that's right. very good. where did you see her? >> i saw her. you don't stop for me, he said i'm here, what do you want. i got a picture. only me and one guy. she's very nice. >> jimmy: that must have been a dream come true. let's go to the next photograph. this is a great film star, great actor. >> very good actor, and he did the movie with the steve mcqueen called -- what his name, the old movie. remember? >> jimmy: yeah. it was a movie. >> and he's in the chair in the ocean. >> jimmy: that's the name of that movie? >> papion. >> jimmy: let's start with the name of the actor. >> dustin hoffman. >> jimmy: that's right. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know why this is even a game. all right. next. all right. now do you see yourself? which one is you? >> maybe with the beard or the glasses? >> jimmy: who is this celebrity you got a photo w

allen west's republican elected as a member of congress in florida.e's a great friend of mine and i have learned a lot from allen west. just very friendly with him when he was a congressman and cornell west is a professor at princeton. i think cornell west has committed to support bernie sanders. cornell west dementia drug book is cornell west in my opinion is part of the race hustle movement and i put him-- i love him in a category with al sharpton because cornell west has always trotted out by the mainstream media and we need quote black spokespeople. when i was growing up my parents never gave me a memo that i had to have black people speak on my behalf because my parents representative during the segregated south and they were called the letter and word. they had to sit the back of the vegan richmond, virginia, so they was taught me to speak for myself as a black woman, so i take great offense when the media wants to reduce black people to voices in a collective box that has to be relegated. peter, you don't have a white spokesperson that speaks o

maureen: around the district today, counselman charles allen wants -- councilman charles allen wants to tweak the license plate and introduced a message "end" so the wording on the plate would be "end taxation without representation." councilman allen says current phrase lacks a call to action. if approved residents who order new plate would be charged one-time fee of $51 for the change and $26 a year after that. we ask you to weigh in on this idea on our twitter feed. in a close vote the majority of you like the idea. 51% like adding the word "end." 46% said they hated it. leon: all right. how about this? i have another one. extend the representation in the playoffs! start the countdown, folks. time to rock the red now. capitals getting ready for game four of the playoffs against the flyers. win tonight and it's a sweep. richard reeve live at the verizon center where fans arrive for a free viewing party. it's already getting loud down there. richard the party is just getting started. you can see the cheerleaders just walked around us to. distracted my photographer who right now. let

allen rock avenue. this accident took place. one lane of highway 101 is blocked. we will bring you more information as we get it. >> a destructive fire in the south bay. 100 displaced after a fire. in sunnyvale. allowed to collect essential belongings. twins tore through twin pines manor apartments friday. trapping several on their balconies. the 81 unit complex uninhabitable. most people displaced staying at sunnyvale senior center. the city worked to make sure residents got time to collect at least a few belongings. >> 15, 20 minutes. right now. safe, but not ideal conditions. escorting with volunteers from the snap program. escorting to apartments. alug th allowing essentials. >> two units were destroyed. the rest all have some level of damage. >>> if you have been outside you know it is an especially warm weekend around the bay area. in fact some cities could break records today. live look outside at golden gate bridge. don't know if they'll set a record there. clear, sunny day. warm temperatures. san francisco is a popular spot for visit toors. rob mayeda. >>

the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> allen and i will see you at 6:00. and remember the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: one day after a deadly earthquake, a second, more powerful quake rocks japan. more are likely. also tonight, flint's fear of water. >> i get a panic attack, severe, for hours. my heart palpitates. >> pelley: hackers show "60 minutes" how easy it is to break into your phone. and steve hartman, with a crooked cop. >> reporter: you put an innocent guy in jail? >> correct, yeah. >> my only goal was to seek him when i got home and to hurt him. >> pelley: and he got his chance. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. japan was struck this afternoon by a major earthquake, magnitude

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guy: i pinched this from charles allen, to be honest. manus: naughty, naughty. guy: this is a chart that kind of -- one is half of an hour away from tesco. the other is the inflation thing that i'm hearing more about. this chart is u.k. fresh food inflation, the white line. two, kindue line, the of an inflation gauge. the u.k. market of inflation, it is a big part of it -- manus: 2%. guy: the yellow line is sterling. and as a result of which, this is an important metric. basically as you can see, they are fairly correlated over the last year. this is i think five years.

. >> joyce, sixers favorite son, pride and joy, allen iverson spoke yesterday.heck out what towed say about his legally. and the flyers in action, a win, but they have to do it against the hottest team in hockey. i'll let you know if we'll all be celebrating next in sport. >> the flyers no longer hold their own destiny. clinch playoff spot, so now only one spot remaining, boston bruins are one point ahead of the flyers with one game up, a win can bury the flyers, but a lost leaves the door wide open. the bruins taking on the senators, second period, tied at one, eric carlson with the shot. zach smith right therefore the rebounds, take two-one lead, all ottawa from there. they piled it on in the second period, boston, would fall six-one, and the flyers, perfect opportunity. it is simple, if the flyers win, they're n first period down, but not for lock. jake bore check finds streaking wayne simmons right for the goal. that's goal right there. tied at one. second period, still tide. check this out. shane, with the rocket shot barely hits off wayne simmons, redirect

allen? >> already maria medina thank you so much for that report. >> they burned an american flag as their last act. >> reporter: probably the most exciting gop state convention we have had in a long time. ken and liz, we are talking about that earlier melissa caen and her husband were saying they remember when it was two of them and one other person. we have more than 300 credentialed media for this convention this year. >> and this is just the primary. [ laughter ] >> just the primary. >> exactly. >> going to be an interesting road ahead. allen martin in burlingame tonight, thank you, allen. >>> you think protests were bad here? in southern california things were violent. take a look. hundreds of protestors, hundreds, swarmed the streets of costa mesa where a trump rally was held. they smashed windows of police cars. then tried to tip it over. one did donuts in the street. one supporter of trump was bloodied and hurt. the chaos went on for hours and end in about 20 arrests. >> small quake

allen's photo was never shown to penny. >> he should have been, right off the bat, a suspect. his picture should have been included in the original photo array. that's one of the things that bothers penny to this day. >> reporter: and in her interview with dateline back in 2005, penny herself revealed something startling -- penny told us she got a call from someone in the manitowoc city police department, not long after the sheriff's department had already put avery behind bars. >> he identified himself, and said, "we have another suspect in mind who is not steven avery, but who looks a great deal like steve. and we'd like to ask you some questions." >> reporter: penny says the manitowoc police detective never named the suspect, and the call really rattled her. >> i remember hanging up the phone thinking, oh my god, maybe the wrong person's in custody. >> reporter: penny said she called the sheriff. >> and i said to him, "what's this about another suspect?" and he said, "the manitowoc police department doesn't have jurisdiction. we will look into this. don't talk to them, it w

we'll hear from ryan arcidiacono plus allen iverson is happily in the building but what question madewer cry? find out >>> the wildcats punctuated madness of march with a victory march down market street. estimated 60,000 fans lining the streets in center city. alumni, students, children, sports fans in general. mad love for the 2016 champions. after the parade i caught up with senior captain ryan arcidiacono. >> you were here in 2008 when the phillies did this thing. what's it feel like to have your own parade? >> surreal. it's unbelievable. and that had 2 million people. nowhere near close but for us i think we appreciate all the support we got. >> good stuff. moving on now, no doubt monday was a day to remember not only did nova within it all but allen iverson was septembered as an all time great. elected into the basketball hall of fame. the sixers hosting the knicks tonight. iverson was in the building. he talk to the media about his hall of fame fate. he was also asked about being the person that he is. >> like i love who my mom made me and who my dad made me, like, this is who

all i want is the people that love and care about allen iverson to feel good about that day. >> evenn retirement, a.i. always ready to hear it from the fans. sixers hosting the knicks. ish smith always ready to find noel. sixers down 3 at the break. down 2 late. grnt's big brother puts the knicks up 104-100. sixers lose 109-102. >>> flyers down to the last two games when both and end in the playoffs no matter what anyone else does. you can see the game tomorrow at 3:00 here on nbc 10. >>> phillies and mets at a chilly citi field. mets up 2-1. a rbi double to mike am comparto. phillies searching for win number one on the season and mets cruise 7-2. >>> jordan speith leads at the masters. that's sports. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per

i'm going to say back to you allen.nd, uhm, coming up at 6:00, we'll be digging even deeper into prince's bay area roots. did you know his first album was recorded here? it was. liz, allen, back to you. >> thank you. >>> tonight at 8:00, san francisco city hall and the bill graham civic center will be lit up in purple. investigators say he was found unresponsive in an elevator at his minnesota home in the minneapolis suburb of chanhassen. reporter reg chapman from our minneapolis sister station is there. >> reporter: hundreds of fans have gathered here outside of paisley park in chanhassen, minnesota, to mourn the loss of prince rogers nelson, aka prince. right now, state patrols had to close down the streets to accommodate all the fans that have come here mrn the loss of a superstar. prince meant so much to fans here in minnesota. he had lots of parties, lots of concerts here at paisley park and fans that i talked to today tell me prince always made them feel like family. they were always welcome here. that's why so ma

. >> reporter: allen, it's quite a rough day at the office! let me show you what my office looks like today. this is ocean beach which kind of looks a little more like santa monica beach as you can see. there are probably thousands of people along miles of coast here. we can tell you the parking lot is packed. people right now are circling to find a space. some of them are making their own parking spaces because this is the day to be at the beach. so the beach towels, umbrellas, the tents, are up and out here enjoying the hottest day of the year turning a normally cooler ocean beach into a party spot. a few locals said they took the day off work. one who didn't want to go on camera said he called out sick. the tourists say this is not what they were expecting. you were just down in san diego. how does this compare to san diego? >> it's pretty amazing. it's pretty close. i thought san diego was paradise and couldn't believe the weather up here. >> the breeze, you know, it's a great awesome day. feels like i'm in southern california. >> reporter

>> it was definitely emotional covering the allens' story.'t help but thinking who was on the outside missing their children who were all locked up at one time together. >> i love my family. there's no other family like my family. you know. so we all crazy. but we love each other. >> and from that love came poetry. >> the streets and the drugs calling me and physically and mentally, i can't be free. perhaps later on in life we can meet at a church or cookout and get something to eat. but for right now understand that the seed's been planted so don't be discouraged. perhaps in the future i can meet you at a meeting when i build up the courage. pounding the streets. damn i was pounding the streets, pounding the streets, pounding the streets looking for the love of my life with no sleep. damn, i lost the love of my life to the streets. damn. >>> coming up -- >> you've got the lion, you've got the swan, you've got the rabbit. >> ancient art flourishes behind bars. [engine revving] the all-new audi a4 is here. say they'll save youfor every by swit

> and also why stamp prices are going down for the first time in your life, and ducis rodgers with allenwere being elect to the the basketball hall of fame when "action news" continues in a moment. >>> students at the university of texas danced tonight for one of their own murdered, earlier this week. they say they paid tribute to haruka wiser with the show she was supposed to dance n it came hours after police charged a homeless person, mikhail crynor killing wiser found in the creek near the stadium. he is the man, seen here on video with a bike but they have not yet found the murder weapon. >>> the former navy seal, credited with killing osama bin laden is facing criminal charges himself tonight. police in montana arrested 39 year-old roberto neil for dui. officers found him sleeping in his vehicle with the engine running in the convenient store parking lot. he failed a sobriety test and refused to take a test to determine his blood alcohol level. o'neill is free tonight after posting bond. he is innocent and all due on jet lag and a prescription sleep aid for insomnia. >>> mohammad a

we'll hear from ryan arcidiacono plus allen iverson is happily in the building but what question madewer cry? find out next in sports. fodeveloping drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. >>> the wildcats punctuated madness of march with a victory march down market street. estimated 60,000 fans lining the streets in center city. alumni, students, children, sports fans in general. mad love for the 2016 champions. after the parade i caught up with senior captain ryan arcidiacono. >> you were here in 2008 when the phillies did this thing. what's it feel like to have your own parade? >> surreal. it's unbelievable. and that had 2 million people. nowhere near close but for us i think we appreciate all the support we got. >>

> and also why stamp prices are going down for the first time in your life, and ducis rodgers with allenrson were being elect to the the basketball hall of fame when "action news" continues in a moment. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning our air and our drinking water. i'll be an attorney general who always works for you. democrat josh shapiro. he'll stand up for us. at giant, shoppers 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 giant. of texas danced tonight for one of their own murdered, earlier this week. they say they paid tribute to haruka wiser

i am paul allen.hang: the housing market may be cooling off for the first time in four years in san francisco, who were down year-over-year. it is always good to have you here on the show. is this the beginning of the end? >> let's not go too far. there is the real estate market here and so many are not just using income. they are selling the stock in linkedin and some of the stocks anddown 20 percent-40% people used to say, i will bid on the asking and we have seen people taking a step back. chang: things are on the market longer. >> they used only last a couple of hours. we see appraisals come in higher than the offer price. you used to have to convince the appraiser the house was worth the money and the appraiser thinks the house may be more expensive. that is a twist. clients into talk a deal or out of a deal and the listing agent says they do not have offers. they say, if you are worried about a bidding war, bring what you have. >> if they are tied to what we are seeing in the market, what does i

temperaturas de congelaciÓn acerca de congelaciÓn. 34 allen town. en la tarde 60.egar a 78. julio: faltan pocos dÍas para presentar la declaraciÓn de impuestos. alejandro espinosa no sin importante informaciÓn sobre todo para aquellas personas que no cuentan con nÚmero social. alejandra: el irs tiene millones de personas que me han presentado su declaraciÓn de impuestos. por falta de informaciÓn otros factores no reclaman lo que por ley les corresponde. >> en verdad no debe de tener miedo. nosotros estamos aquÍ para ayudarles. alejandra: para recuperar este dinero a los contribuyentes deben presentar su declaraciÓn de impuestos del aÑo 2012 a mÁs tardar el 18 de abril. incluso una vez mas aquellos que no cuentan con un nÚmero seguro social. si no tiene seguro vÁlido debe de aplicar con el nÚmero de parte de irs para que cada uno pueda llegar a sus impuestos. alejandra: aÑade que muchos inmigrantes piensan que debido a su situaciÓn tampoco pueden recibir reembolsos. >> si sus hijos son ciudadanos puede ponerlo a crÉdito de sus hijos. hay otros crÉditos, universidad

allen: it was kind of like ordering cable tv. get the premium package or the burglar package. get e-mail sent. you could get rudimentary packing. if you wanted to pay $20,000 a month, you got all of that bus the encryption and more advanced hacking. you could pick your package. david: we all talking about the united states presidential election. does he think the election is being hacked? ellen: he is absolutely sure the election is being asked. if you listen to him,

good to see both of you, former governors gray davis and george allen. much more later. sean maloney, his boss was hillary's husband, president clinton. we have trump senior policy adviser stephen miller for more on the front-runner fight. with the closing bell 46 minutes away, the markets are surging to new highs. we are under 100 points to hit 18,000 on the dow. traders coming up next to tell why you today's date, the 13th is so lucky? that's in the floor show. >>> surging today, the maker of those action cameras that capture video and the craziest stunts. guess what gopro captured? reports say gopro has poached an apple executive coming from the iphone and ipad division to lead its new hardware design group. gopro flying high, up nearly 20%. >>> and through the years, this guy has flown through the sky to score basket after basket. kobe bryant makes final farewell after 20 years as a laker. how much will it cost to you witness the historic moment? wait until you see this one. we'll tell you when "countdown" continues. we were born 100 years ago into a new american cen

allen, iwan rheon, and michael mcelhatton. plus music from shawn hook. with cleto and the cletones. and now, from now on, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: muchas gracias. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] it was a very hot day today. thank you for joining us. on what is primary night in new york. we're still in the primaries. it seems -- if you look, we should at least be in the secondaries by now. but there was a lot at stake tonight. the winner of the new york delegates, momentum, and most importantly two tickets in the front mezzanine to see "hamilton." [ laughter ] because we have a time difference to contend with, we don't know who won, but all we know is that hillary clinton and donald trump won. [ laughter ] you do these polls, and it's like what's the point? it's interesting to see how many of the candidates in this particular primary have some kind of a home field advantage. bernie sanders was born in brooklyn. donald trump is from queens. and hillary clinton is from wherever you nee

west and allen west? >> allen west endorse my book and is a republican. he was elected as a member of congress in florida. he is a great friend of mine, i've learned a lot from allen west. was very friendly with him when he was a congressman. cornell west is a professor at princeton. i think he has supported bernie sanders. i mention him throughout the book because cornell west, in my opinion is a part of the -- tussle movement. i i left him in the category with al sharpton because cornell west is already trotted out by the mainstream media. when i was growing up my parents never gave me a memo that i had to he black people speak on my behalf. my my parents grew up during the segregated south and they were called the inward, my parents had to sit on the back of the bus in richmond virginia. that was tell always told me to speak for myself as a black woman. i take great offense between when the media wants to reduce black people to voices on a collective that have to be relegated. peter you don't have a wh

it was the same day, that we had allen iverson, mr.ice, being induct in the hall of fame. >> you know, why do i have to practice? well, there is why. >> there is only one allen iverson, who doesn't need to practice. >> fans are around the city were celebrating villanova's huge win, of course. >> little will rowdy at times. lets go to steve keeley live, where crews were ready to deal with the frenzy, steve, good morning. >> reporter: i didn't go to villanova but i feel will like one of the kid because i haven't slept all night either. there are some kid still awake here. a couple sweeps and couple of hundred range and one of them chris jenkins in that video he wears number two. i wrote number two makes philly and nova nation number one. coming back to the live picture let me tell you how catholic kid in the suburbs celebrate. here's one of the discarded beverage containers they drank two leaders of coke because they want to stay up all night. difficult open it, it is not milk with anything. it is pure coca cola. that is how you celebrat

i want to be at villanova next year. >> last night allen iverson made his first public appearance inladelphia since becoming a hall of fame induction. his induction isn't until september 9th. i'm getting emotional with you guys from this. imagine what it will be when that day. all i want is the people that loved and care about allen in to feel good about that day. >> even in retirement a.i. always ready to hear from fans. an alley-oop from half-court. sixers down three at the half. sixers down. jeremy grant's big brother put the knicks up. one of six knicks in double figures. 76ers lose 109-102. flyers are down to their last two games. win both they are in the playoffs no matter what anybody else does. you can see the game today at 3:00 right here on nbc 10. phillies and mets at chilly city. mets up 2-1. gave up an rbi double. phillies still looking for win number one on the season as the mets cruise 7-2. jordan spieth leads rory mcilroy by one at the masters. that's sports. >>> and nbc 10 is your home for phillies home opener on monday. we got you covered with our welcome home phill

allen iverson knew what he was talking about back then. a.i. was elected to the naismith hall of fame. he went on to have a successful nba career with stop in philly, denver, detroit and memphis. wildly regarded as one of the best players in the past 20 years. he is known for the interesting fashion sense that you see there. >> i wanted to be just like mike. you i honor and respect the guys before me because they gave me a vision. mike made me want to be a basketball player. erin: good to see dressed up for that occasion. iverson joined by shaq, yao ming, isabela, cheryl swoops. it will take place in springfield, massachusetts. leon: the fourth player for coach tom johnson jr. to make it to the hall of fame. that is a record. congratulations. doug: cold front moving through. we will have a freeze tonight. the area in purple under freeze warninged a midnight. at 11:00, steve rudin has the latest on the freeze warnings. things you should know and bring warmer temperatures this week. leon: stay with us. "world news tonight" with david muir up next

feeling like 31 in allen town and 25 in millville, new jersey. we're looking at a cold and breezy night. 7:00 the snow and rain wrapping up. 9:00 temperatures around freezing. 33 degrees. breezy still. 11:00 temperatures around the freezing mark. we'll see the skies clearing and the winds decreasing. that will give us a cold overnight with a freeze warning. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> big flakes falling at the philadelphia museum of art. looks like the dead of winter from the shot on our tower cam. let's take a live look at the conditions from the presidential city apartment camera. a cold blue is in effect for philadelphia from now until monday morning. shelter services are available to keep homeless people from the cold. >>> now, let's check on conditions in montgomery county. nbc 10's drew smith joins us live in lower marion township. what's is like? >> reporter: the heavy snow has finally stopped. i'll show you what fell and where it stuck. grass, rooves, cars that's where all the snow accumulating. starting to melt a little bit