the bar was only five minutes from the barneys' house. >> arnie's closes around 2:00. the fire is being called in at 3:11. so a lot happened between the time they left the bar at arnie's and that hour before the murders happened. >> investigators knew nothing about the so-called cowboy. they had no name, no idea where he was from. but something found at the crime scene quickly filled in a lot of those gaps. ed your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. >>> at rebecca barney's autopsy, the medical examiner determined she had been sexually assaulted. but collecting a biological sample wouldn't be easy. mississippi barney was on her menstrual cycle. and so there was so much of her dna that it was literally overwhelming the other contributing dna that we were finding. >> fortunately a quick-thinking paramedic at the scene had swabbed parts of rebecca body while others were trying to save her life. >> this is pretty heads-up. i know this is a

in pemberton, we're following an accident in juliustown road at arnie's mount road.and near the pennsylvania turnpike, p.a. turnpike is also free of any incidents as far as accidents go. we're really not reporting any on the highways throughout pennsylvania and delaware. we still have the downed pole right near the route 1 media bypass. all lanes are blocked. we are being told this is the damage from the storms we saw last night. if you need to get around that problem you can take the route 1 media bypass. as far as incidents for drivers in delaware, just normal construction there and closure still throughout between exits 2 and 3 on 495. tracy. >>> new from overnight, a police standoff in atlantic county has come to an end. officers were called to a home after reports of a man with a gun. nbc10's katy zachry is live in hammonton. >> reporter: investigators have replaced the hammonton police are taking over the investigation. with the tape set up outside of the complex. very tense moments. let's go to the video. for several hours between hammonton police and of cours

arnie duncan hailed the judge's ruling saying that it could help dozens of students who are hurt. it has long pitted teachers unions against reformers. three states in the district o district of columbia have limited tenure. it's one that is fun to watch and could have an impact nationwide. >> does it follow that making it easier to fire teachers would help poor and minority kids get an enter education? is the custom governing the work rules of employees work as something that qualifies as an equal protection case. is it as hard as some will tell you to get rid of a bad teacher, and how should a new teacher get job protection after two years in the classroom? is that good policy? all these questions are at the heart of the debate in the tea teacher tenure challenge. dana goll steen, the our thorough of "the teacher wars." jonathan is president of the california federation of teachers, and ted is the lead attorney for the student plaintiffs in the california teachers tenure case. joshua, how does tenure work in california? if i'm a first- or second-year teacher is there a trigger d

we do have his accident in pemberton, juliustown road at arnie's mount road. drives in delaware, we're not reporting any accidents so far this morning. tracy. >>> we have new video out of salem county. a young woman is beaten by another woman as her toddler son looks on. rosemary is live in the digital operations center. what are people saying about this? >> well, the chief of salem has been posting pictures on his facebook page. we're going to show you a clip but a warning it is very violent and graphic. you can see in this video that the attacker punches the young woman in the face after she knocks her to the ground. the mother's young son is next to her. several times, he threatens to kick her to stop her. the attacker then threatens to kick the toddler. charges have been filed. they have identify this woman once a judge sets bail, she will be arrested and jailed. the police chief also thanked the good samaritans who passed along this video. the video had been up online and then taken down. people did forward it to the police chief. we're going update you o

do have an accident in jobs town, monmouth at arnie's mount road. eastbound side of baltimore pike at the media bypass, downed pole, downed wires at the scene, route one itself will be the alternate for all every those shutdown lanes. chris, karen? >> thank you so much, kacie. we continue to follow the breaking news coming to us out of atlantic county. there is a police stand-off that's now ended, hammonton t began around 11:00 last night. police surrounded the whispering pines apartment complex, a man had barricaded himself in the apartment complex. a neighbor tells police he heard shots fired, from what under dollars like a pellet gun. not clear if anybody was injured. we will continue to follow this developing story, and bring you updates throughout the morning. >>> in other developing story to bring you, police in olney section of philadelphia say they opened fire in a man after he turned a weapon on them during a traffic stop. two officers stopped the vehicle on the 100 block of west shamplose street about 11:30 last night. that's when police s

jobstown, arnie's mount road, accident there. pennsville, southbound side of the garden state parkway, off ramp thereto barnegat, partially blocked exit 67. seventy-six about ten minutes slower this morning, 95, same thing goes there, about ten minute delay if you are headed southbound, things on the turnpike, 42, pennsylvania turnpike, new jersey turnpike, both of those, and 476 everything else looks good. disturbing discovery, two toddlers were left all alone in a lock apartment for at least four days. police say the 23 year old mother of the one year old and three year old arrested for out standing warts but apparently never told police she even had children. so the children spent four days alone, trying to forge what they could eating games, childrens chips, sewed, a couldn't open the door. these are tiny people. neighbors didn't eel realize the children were home alone until they heard the three year old screaming out of the window, begging for his mom. >> you can hear the little girl, i can't open the door, i can't open t t

monmouth road at arnie's mount road. keep that this mind. downed pole, downed wires, eastbound side of baltimore pike at the media bypass, you could take media bypass to route one as your alternate. >> search for missing malaysian airlines plane, officials in charge of the search say they're confident the plane was flying on auto pilot when they believe it crashed. meanwhile, the search is being moved farther south in remote stretch of the indian ocean. plane went missing in march with all 239 people on word -- board. >>> 5:16. to the national news, dozens of concert goers at the td garden marina up in boston had to be returned to the hospital. officials say they suffered from a combination of drinking and drug use and the warm temperatures. none of their conditions are life threatening. mostly teenagers are the victims. they were attending a concert by the swedish djavicci. >> have you notice add lot of stores are now giving you the option when you check out, would you like a printed receipt or would you like the receipt sent directly to yo

the arnie of north virginia is just south of the river here in virginia. the massive army is just north of him on the other side of the river. lee likes to take the initiative but he can't. he's massively out numbered and away of the army forming below richmond and realizes he may have to shift reinforcements to one or the other and so lee under takes a waiting game. what is grant going to do? grant is going to move one way or the other and lee is uncertain. he forfeits the initiative to his opponent. in this instance he had no choice. what is grant going to do? grant is going to move one way or the other and lee is uncertain. he forfeits the initiative to his opponent. in this instance he had no choice. he sends the calvary out past each end of his line to let him know where the federals are coming from and waits. grant visits the army and has to decide what to do. as you civil war historians know that army was commanded by the immediate. he was in a hot seat. he had filed destroy lee's army at get isburg. he was being investigated by congress. we know ho

the other accident, pemberton, juliustown road between arnie mount road and 206. the third germantown pike at ridge pike. watch out at all of those locations you could see a delay in that area. media, a downed pole at the baltimore pike, route 1 media bypass. the eastbound lanes are blocked off as a result of that downed pole. we're being told it's residual storm damage left over from last night. if you can stick to the route 2 media bypass right now, that's looking pretty good. this is a live look at the blue route. 76 is also quiet, chris. >>> we have new video to share with you out of salem county. it is disturbing to watch. it shows know a young mother being beaten with another woman. the disturbing part, her toddler son there looking on, even trying to intervene. there's a reason we're showing you this video. the reason police are showing you this video. rosemary connor is live in the digital operations center. >> that's right, the chief of police in salem, he put a message on his facebook and he said they have identified that woman who is the attacker in the

we do have his accident in pemberton, juliustown road at arnie's mount road. drives in delaware, we're not reporting any accidents so far this morning. tracy. >>> we have new

number one, i am directing arnie duncan to give more americans already making their loan payment a chance to cap those payments at 10% of their income. we call it pay as you earn. we know it works because we have already offered it to millions of young people. it is saving some folks hundreds of dollars potentially every month, giving graduates the opportunity to pursue the dreams that inspired them to go to school in the ursa place. an investment for everyone. we want more young people to become teachers, nurses, social workers, start their own businesses, to be in a position to pursue their dreams. we want more young people who act responsibly to be able to manage their overtime. we are announcing steps that 25l open up pay as you earn million more americans. that is the first action we are taking today. the second is to renegotiate contracts with private companies like sallie mae who service student loans. we will make it clear that these companies are in the business of helping students, not just collecting payments, and they yellow -- they owe young people the financial flexibility a

>> arnie was here talking about the marriott.g schedule about p.o.w.s. >> i think the controller lies in there. sometimes he talks to me and says he doing stuff, doesn't do it because he doesn't think i can see. >> i don't even know what that means. >> tonight we're going to be in washington d.c. at 4:00 with mika's mom. hope you guys can make it, too, politics and prose. if it's way too early, what time is it? >> it's "morning joe." >> but stay tuned, luke russert in for chuck. >> this is going to be absolutely fantabulous.

. >> they sent a letter to the secretary arnie duncan and the company that makes that test. >> shoppingare usually protected on-line. >> lori rothman is here to share more. >> arm's software is expected to give you more privacy while you are out shopping right now. they have ability to keep tabs on you by tracking the code while searching for a wi-fi connection. they use that information to monitor your visits and overall visit. they actually mix-up the code making it impossible for stores to identify your smart phone and there buy you or your shopping habi habits. tracking systems has been heated lately. they have proposed legislation that requires companies to give you permission to collect data. in the meantime you will be able to upgrade your iphone with the privacy protected software this fall. back to you. >> good to see you. >> the time now is 48 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up paul mccartney and his band won't be on the run after all. why he put his music career on hold. >> the waffle house expert making a tip of a lifetime. her boss won't let her keep it. how the c

. >> education secretary arnie duncan says opposition to common core comes from white suburban moms who all of a sudden their child isn't as brilliant as they thought they were. >> not surprised opposition is coming from moms. they are seeing their children's homework come home this common core line homework common core line tests and quizzes their children are taking. they have so many questions. indiana has exited common core. basically because two mothers wrote op eds wrote into newspapers and said what we are seeing our kids bring home is total nonsense. >> these are not national standards their state choose to do that. here's an example of one of the few things we know about the national common core math rules. what do you get if you multiply 11 times 23? kids are supposed to use the area. >> i know that 11 is equal to 10 plus 1. first i know that 10 -- >> i think it's clever they use a child's voice in these drawings to try to explain math but come on this is 11 times 23. a 4th grader should be able to solve this in seconds. but the video goes on. 3 is equal to 30. now we have mos

if i was talking to the president and arnie duncan, and i go, "you are not going to win, you are notoing to win unless you take care of the gap." >> in a moment my conversation continues. this is "talk to al jazeera". >> what i admire so much about al jazeera america is that it is solely committed to journalism. >> you're not just giving the headlines, you're also not getting fluff. >> the gap between the rich and the poor is growing faster in san francisco. >> you're going to get something you're not going to get anywhere else, and you're going to get these in depth stories about real people. >> as an unsecured creditor could receive just cents on the dollar. >> chronic homelessness has always been a challenge here in new orleans. >> we recently did a story about a mother who was worried about the air her children were breathing. >> this is not standard household dust. >> florida is an amazing place to work as a journalist. >> the rocky mountain west is really an extraordinary part of this country. >> i worked in nashville for six years, i know the stories that are important to peop

arnie, from comedy central is also in critical condition.s condition was posted: >>> the pile-up included two tractor trailers, a sports utility building. morgan started his career on "martin - with martin lawrence", years ago. he joined "saturday night live" in 1996 and was a regular in 2003. he founded a long-running role in "30 rock", created by tina fey. a statement from wal-mart about the employer of the truck driver saying that they are cooperating with law enforcement to aid in their investigation. >> it's a horrible incident. >> police in ghana are clamping down on pastors that can't guarantee a miracle. we travel for the story. >> reporter: meet the international ministry and 36-year-old superstar bishop. he's known as a miracle worker. many say this is why? it takes one of his blessings to be heeled. this woman is here because she has dity being pregnant. >> he is amazing. he helped so many people. i believe in his power. >> sermons are on the demret and re -- internet and relayed across the country. >> translation: if you help a p

i am directing arnie duggan to give more americans who are already making their loan payments a chance to cap those at 10% of their income. we call it a as you -- pay as you earn. we have already offered it to young people. hundreds of dollars a month. opportunity tohe pursue the dream that inspired them in the first place. we want more young people to become teachers and nurses and social workers. we want young people to be in a position to pursue their dreams. we want more young people to act responsibly and be able to manage their debts over time. we are announcing steps that will open up pay as you earn to nearly 5 million more americans. the first action. the second is to renegotiate contracts with companies like sallie mae that service our student loans. we are going to make it clear these companies are in the business of helping students, not just collecting payments. they owe young people the financial flexibility they that is number two. number three, we are doing more to help every borrower know all the options that are out there so they can pick the one that is right for the

he was becoming a muslim or arnie was. i am not sure which. he knew the nation of islam line. he challenged me. he and i talked about it. i did not want to stop working. i didn't. i still believes in an integrated movements. i thought the whole class issue was the best way to deal with it. it was becoming more and more impossible. you still lived together? >> yes. ,as there any point at which obviously the fbi cannot say how these were parts of the story ultimately. sense thate any there are the folks who were being watched and monitored closely? >> more because of phil then me. i was just a grunt. they were doing what they told me to do. until i got my blog. a little later on, i guess 1968, i looked back. there was a house un-american meeting.s at some point, some policeman a letter fromnted me to tom hayden. i did not give him that letter. i am sure tom did not give him that letter. who the hell gave them that letter? it was really and an accusation, of living with his hell raiser phil hutchens who everyone knows is a hell raiser. they were all trying to blame us for the rio

it is a great question and this is not a plant, but the -- part of what i'm working with around a arnie duncan, our secretary of education, is how do we start reforming and reimagining how the k-12 process works, but particularly high school? there are basic skills that our kids need. they need to write, they need to read, they need basic numeracy, but too often what happens in high school is kids are just sitting in a classroom and they're being lectured to. now there are great teachers out there, and in some cases, you know, subjects like organic chemistry, you just need to focus, you need to hit the books and there aren't a lot of shortcuts, but young people have different learning styles and not everybody is going to necessarily go to a four-year college or university. not everybody is going to be interested in french literature. there are some folks who they just want to -- they're going to learn by doing and so what we've been trying to encourage is are there ways for us to introduce apprenticeships, models for high school in which kids are working at the same time as they're goin

joining us is mark potok of the southern law center and arnis. mark, you say with terms of what these people were, the connection to the bundy ranch is for you the most telling aspect in all of this. can you explain that? >> yeah. i think so. i say that because the bundy ranch standoff and its outcome which was that the federal government retreated in the face of armed threats from militia men and the bundy family and so on was seen as a spectacular victory by literally thousands, probably tens of thousands or even more americans in the militia movement. they felt the government had backed down, that they had shown the world who was right in this standoff. and that they had essentially won the first battle in a war. so, while i certainly can't prove this definitively, it seems very likely that the millers felt that the war had begun, the first battle had been a great and successful one. and now was the time to strike. you know, it really is remarkable that they're now these reports of them talking about taking over a courthouse and so on because

arnie and company, a commodity trading firm which onn equities and fixed income and commodities commodities is just above the toaster compared to the other job but i got a job there and soon that got acquired by goldman sachs. that's how i got into goldman sachs. >> for the record when i got out of school instead of going to vietnam i applied to two firms both offered me a job. goldman was one of them. i turned them down and went to solomon brothers. >> between solomon brothers and vietnam. [laughter] >> and then you got fired. >> and then i got fired in 1981, yes. best thing that ever happened to me. but you know i've always thought tomorrow is going to be the best day of my life. i really can't remember even the day i knew i was going to get fired i never had been fired before and i wanted to see what it was like. [laughter] i have nothing in common -- >> i saw you in the deep end. >> i have nothing in common with people looking at the glass being half full. what are you going to do bit. it's tomorrow. and you know it's always been a successful. i think most people that are successful, ev

to the best of my knowledge they're just over halfway through removing the fuel but it's arnie gundersen it's warm that's probably the easiest fuel rods to get out so these are radiated nuclear fuel rods could be damaged the ones that remain in the pool that could be crushed that could fall apart or when the crane comes to lift them out or they simply couldn't pull them out with no breach in the park so the more difficult tasks lie ahead and unit three's pool is in a much more dubious state you know it's worse if you can believe that yes i remember also from a conversation we had almost a year ago that tepco had been hiring had been negotiating with the local mafia to recruit basically homeless people schizo for an x. you know whatever they could find very very poor people who could be threatened to do cleanup you know is that is that still going on or are they just started paying really really high prices for their labor and what happened how much radiation are these people taking who are doing this work and what's their long term problems. well despite several acts was a state various

do you think arnie is ms. communicating? is proof of the old adage --when the facts change, i change my mind. the economy has changed over the last year. guidance gotorward off on the wrong foot by suggesting that rates wouldn't rise until 2016. they should have made more of a conditional nature of the guidance. they should have reflected what they said then, once unemployment is down, there should be a debate about raising interest rates. so far, no single member of the interesto did for an rate rise -- has voted for an interest rate rise since 2011. even david is beginning to sound like he is changing his course. is do you think the debate pc the right path within the m at the moment. if people like david are beginning to change direction, clearly we are close to a rate hike. beyond that, once they have got the first one in the place, how do you think the dovish people are going to think about where we go from there? seekingnk we should be to achieve a gradual rise in interest rates. it doesn't give a big shock to me. all

i have asked arnie duncan to investigate to make sure other companies are not doing the same. we can do more to help borrowers. the refinancing act is a bill from senator elizabeth warren but i have cosponsored. borrowers toow refinance their federal student debt. will letmate this borrowers save $4000. it would put more money and borrowers pocket so they can make ends meet, make down payments on homes or start new businesses and help grow our economy. right now people can refinance their home. or their business loan. this bill will let borrowers student loan certainty act. it allows new borrowers to take advantage of lower interest rates established by the free market. their skills are better able to afford college and manage their student debt. it is an economic imperative. to strengthen our middle class, workforce, and economic growth congress needs to address the challenges. >> it will occur in student loan debt currently. i refinance professor in -- i have a finance professor in college who spend a day talking about personal finance. he said the reason they call the debt

education secretary arnie duncan called the ruling a nationwide mandate for other states to change laws protecting teachers. >> we mentioned half a million people fleeing an iraqi city after it was taken over by al-qaeda. this group that wife been talking about, is. >> l captured the government headquarters, two prisons, 2t.v. stations, a bank and an airport, this all happened in a matter of days, does the foreign minister have a plan to stop this, to tackle this group? >> well, what he's done is called for an emergency meeting of parliament and wants the parliament as to vote in a state of emergency to give him sweeping powers for the biggest threat facing the nation. many politicians have said you control the army, the minister of interior, you have enough powers to be able to deal with this. you've had these powers for four years yet this is the situation that we face now. he's under a tremendous amount of pressure. it's unlikely that he will find it easy trying to get this state of emergency passed by parliament. it's going to be a tough fight. >> let's talk more about the significa

$100 million in fines after charging military members higher interest rates and have asked secretary arnie duncan to investigate to make sure other servicing companies are not doing the same thing. we can do more to help borrowers. the bank on student emergency act would allow borrowers to refinance their federal student debt. the congressional research service estimates the bill would let borrowers save $4000 on average. passing the legislation would put more money into borrowers pockets so they could make ends meet, make down payments on homes, start new businesses, and help grow the economy. people can refinance their home or their business loans when interest rates drop. this bill will let borrowers with federal student debt do the same. this should be a bipartisan issue. last year, republicans and democrats came together to pass the bipartisan student loan certainty act which allowed new borrowers to take advantage of lower interest rates and established by the free market. this legislation would use the same free-market principles to help those with existing student loans. at a time

the tompionship and i want congratulate my son's temperature and all of the players and the coach arnie brooks who is a great, grey guy. the bcca's. and that is the only the top.ent i have at can i give this to you. so i will go right to your questions. to say that the president as you know has an event at 2:00. he wouldle keep briefing if will keep the briefing unless everybody decides they want to run over and cover that. i wanted to note that that is currently on schedule and if needs to go over, that is fine. we will keep going. jim? jay.anks, just to clarify on behalf of my colleagues. this is not a swan's song today. >> probably not. we'll see. depends on how it goes. can i decide that at the end? >> challenge. >> yeah. >> i might have one more in me. >> okay. president just today with prime minister abbott said prepared to. is take military action when our threatened.urity is does the islamic state of iraq the u.s. a threat to national security? >> well, has the president said, jim, we are very concerned about extremistnd the threat in northwestern iraq and the bordering region w

caller: why doesn't the democratic arnie file a suit ofinst the gop for misuse misappropriation of fundst: that is an interesting point. the firstson says check on government is the people. if people get upset about , that really does matter. if enough people say something and take it -- action, that matters as well. the people are a check. i don't see a basis for a lawsuit against the president or congress. i don't think there is one in a legal form. we are seeing an overlap between constitutional and political issues. actionsident can take and the people can two. you should make your point. you should go to your legislator and contact the president. that is an important part of the process as well. host: what is an executive order? what are the checks and balances on them? the president does have the executive power. as i said before, the constitution is often worked out based as practice. presidents have issued executive orders, other forms and unilateral action. it has been recognized as a way for the president to exercise the executive power. it is not an unlimited power. in executi

also onboard, comedian arnie fuquar, who posted these videos on facebook right before the crash. he's also in critical condition. killed in that crash, morgan's good friend and fellow comic, 63-year-old james mcnair, better known as jimmy mack. police say kevin roeper was driving the wal-mart tractor-trailer and didn't see traffic ahead in time. the 35-year-old turned himself in to police shortly after the accident. morgan burst on to the scene as an "snl" cast member, then became a star on nbc's "30 rock." >> you stayed because you love me. >> reporter: well wishes from worried fans and friends flooded social media. let's hope for a full and speedy recovery for tracy and the others involved in that crash from "30 rock" co-star alec baldwin. this morning, so many of those he's made laugh are praying and hoping that the father of four makes a full recovery. we are expected to see kevin roeper in court this morning. he's been charged with death and assault by auto. he's out on $50,000 bail. tracy morgan is expected to be in this hospital for several weeks. willie, savannah, back to

he stopped by a burger joint with arnie duncan. president obama shook hands with customers but told them no selfies. the day before on monday we told you this. he made an unscheduled stop at a starbucks. also recently he took a stroll through the interior department and dropped by a little league game in maryland. reporters asked if he was going stir crazyn the white house. he said no, just pleased to come out from what he called t bubble to visit with folks. >> in new york city a queens college professor returned from vacation to find a tomb stone in his yard. he was going to destroy it then realized it was special. the piece of stone was face down. when he turned it over it was for rantis. he established a school fro ieem e. >propernhe ce buried was sold his remains were taken to evergreen cemetery in blook brooklyn. >> the tomb stone was undiscovered until now. the historical society and library plan to look at the marker. >>> a muggy start this morning and aoggy on me lit fog inap ilvi pt t-si. n see some of the nphadelphyou li