it went off shooting becker once in the stomach. >> he took the clip out. he thought that there were no more bullets in it but there was one still in the chamber. >> reporter: becker was pronounced dead at hahnemann university hospital hours later. his father says his son had a big, kind heart. >> he loved people. he loved people. loved his family. he just loved people report report his neighbors here in kensington are devastated. >> just sat and cried that is all he could do. >> reporter: both becker and overhad halter went to kensington for creative and performing arts high school. in one on his home at susquehanna avenue would comment.

it went off shooting becker once in the stomach. >> he took the clip out. he thought that there were no more bullets in it but there was one still in the chamber. >> reporter: becker was pronounced dead at hahnemann university hospital hours later. his father says his son had a big, kind heart. >> he loved people. he loved people. loved his family. he just loved people report report his neighbors here in kensington are devastated. >> just sat and cried that is all he could do. >> reporter: both becker and overhad halter went to kensington for creative and performing arts high school. in one on his home at susquehanna avenue would comment. becker's dad never met the suspect. >> i was just trying to give my son the best burial i can give him. >> reporter: this afternoon the school released a statement saying the capa family is deeply sat end by this event, and extend is sympathy to jimmy's family. though it is a a hard to believe that he is not with us anymore, our fond memories of him and his shy smile will be with us forever. funeral services for becker hav

. >> james becker is talking about his late son james becker iii a murder victim the kensington teen was shot in the stomach by the friend in a third floor bedroom. they were playing with a handgun. >> becker's father is crushed. >> loved basketball and people and loved people and his family. >> he lived for his son he wanted what was good for his children it's a tragedy, is he heart broken. police say all signs are that it was an accident, it's charge will be murder. he took the clip out and thought there was no bulletses in it and there was one in the chamber that killed his friend. >> the family was in no mood to talk as they left the murder scene, both boys were off from school because of the weather. becker's family and friends put together this collage to help commemorate the child's memory and help the family cope. >> my buddy and he said i love you dad he left here and i was shoveling my pavement for snow. >> overholtz remains in jail and police say that gun was never reported stolen or lost. at police headquarters vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> philadelphia police

. >> james becker remembers the last covering he had with his son james becker iii.and killed by a friend last thursday. police say they were playing with a gun on the 2100 block of east susquehanna in kensington. >> in two hours he was supposed to eat meet ball dinners. i got a phone call from a friend's sister i grew up with. i don't know how to tell you but your son has been shot in the stomach and he's in hahnemann hospital. >> reporter: that's where james was pronounced dead. police say james was at ivan's house playing with a gun ivan found a couple days before. >> i can only tell from you his statement he's saying he found the gun loaded. he took the clip out. he thought that there were no more bullets. there was one obviously still in the chamber that kill his friend. >> surrounded by family and friends. i don't know where i'd be without -- the past three or 45 days without high my family. >> he said james loved being around his friends who maiden's cole latch for him. >> basketball was his main thing. he loved oklahoma city thunder. he loved splash brothers

spoke with becker's father. >> i remember saying good night love you.omething we did every night when he went to bed report roar james becker remembers a conversation with his son james becker iii a cheerful 17-year-old boy shot and killed last thursday while playing with a gun found by his friend ivan. >> got a phone call from friend's sister i grew up with and said i don't know how to tell you this but your son has been shot in the stomach and he's in hahnemann hospital. >> reporter: that's where james was pronounced dead. police say he was at ivan's house on east susquehanna kensington playing with a semi automatic ivan found a couple of days before. >> he's saying he found the gun loaded he took the clip out. he thought that there were no more bullets in it but there was one obviously still in the chamber that killed his friend. >> reporter: he will now be charged an adult with the murder of his friend. >> they're home from school on their day off playing around way gun and one of them ends up dead and one ends up in prison. very tragic. >> friends

>> reporter: but the play's director, jerry becker, didn't believe it.dn't imagine randy being responsible for jessie's death. >> did you pick up the phone and call randy when he was going through this? >> yes. he was saddened by all this. >> how did that conversation leave you feeling? >> i was exceptionally confident at the end of that phone call that he was not involved in this in any way. >> reporter: and when the detective got his hands on randy's phone records, he began thinking the same thing. >> did his phone records tell you anything that was of significance? >> no. he hadn't been talking to her on the phone that we could see in this time period that we were looking at, and he hadn't been near the house. we haven't eliminated him, but we're having to look at other options. >> reporter: so, working day and night, they went over the other leads from jessie's parents. they interviewed the tree-trimmers who might have been peering into jessie's window. >> there was nothing of significance found as far as their possible involvement. >> reporter: and

mayor becker mayor coleman, so let's give you guys a round of applause. [applause] recognizing that we want our young people to stay. we want our young people to come home. we want them to build careers and raise their families and have as much fun growing up as we did and we all have work to do that. but if we do it well, it will be the gift that keeps on giving, because young people will have a connection for a place that will never leave them. communities will be more fun and more livable, and there will be an environment that people will want to raise their families and that will hold upon itself. -- that will build on itself. so i want to end by saying thank you for your leadership, thank you for standing up for the things that make your community more livable, and thank you for giving us a chance, a big federal pr purcey to be a partner and were collectively with the private sector to make this happen. a big federal -- a big federal bureaucracy, to be a partner and work collectively with the private sector to make this happen. thank you so much beca

it went off hitting becker in the stomach. the victim's father talked to "eyewitness news" about his son. >> he wasn't selfish, he loved his friend, family. >> i remember saying good night, love you and that is something we did every night when we went to bed would i go into his room and said good tonight buddy and love you. >> the funeral is scheduled for tomorrow morning. >>> 5:37 right now. in business news this morning what caused yesterday's outage for apple. >> what is next for famous retailer ll bean? money watch's jill wagner joins us up in new york at the insuring stock exchange, hi jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investors are hoping for a rebound a after two down days, the the dow jones lost another 27-point on wednesday the nasdaq fell nine. >>> ll bean plans to triple its stores in the next few years, retailer based in maine is best men for its catalogues and on line business, but new says it wants to give customers more ways to shop, especially outside of the northeast. ll bean got a really big boo

seventeen year old ivan, shot and killed 17 year old james becker, a week ago thursday afternoon.was playing with a gun he found on the street in his neighborhood. police say he thought the gun was empty at the time. becker's funeral is scheduled for 10:00 this morning at saint ann's church lehigh avenue. >> well, 2,000 philadelphia families can afford to send their children to better schools this morning parents learned last night they want scholarships from the children's scholarship fund of philadelphia. phonecalls to the lucky parent when she found out her son had received a scholarship. >> i am greatly honored and i'm happy and excited at the same time. to. prayer works. >> i'm glad. >> oh, wow thank you so much. >> nicole brewer will have these stories of other scholarship recipient coming up later this morning. >> protesters gather in ferguson for a second night as the investigation into the ambush shootings of two police officers continues. we'll let you know what attorney general eric holster saying about the case. >> also, yet another secret service scandal watch officia

it went off shooting james becker once in the stomach. today the victim's father talk to "eyewitness news" about his son. >> he wasn't selfish. he loved his friends and his family. >> i remember saying good night love you. something we did every night when he wept to bed. i would go in his room and say good night buddy love you. he said love you dad. >> becker's school is offering counseling to classmates who may need it. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight tonight, some controversial ads could soon be coming to a septa bus near you. a judge has decided that these ads though offensive are protected by the first amendment amendment. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins us live from septa headquarters with more on these ads that have left a lot of people upset. diana? >> reporter: chris these ads may still be at the very least a few weeks or months away and while they may be shocking, tonight a judge has ruled they are not unconstitutional. you may not see them now but soon anti islamic ads like these could be coming to septa buses nea

mayor becker. and also greetings to my administration colleagues here. i'm not going to get into things that you know very well, like the importance of cities and the importance of cities also in the context of our climate challenge. but let me focus on a few items in these opening remarks. of course all of you have tremendous responsibilities in terms of managing a lot of infrastructure in this country. let me say a word about the quadrennial energy review first installment that we expect to have coming out in a few weeks. this is a study that's been going on for over a year across the administration looking specifically at the issues of energy infrastructure. transmission, storage, and distribution of energy. that includes electricity. it includes fuels. it includes looking at reliability, resilience safety, security of infrastructure and as i say, we'll be coming out with that shortly. some of the findings in there i'll just note things like looking at analyzing risks from storm surges for example. the modeling there showing that category 1 storms cou

. >> james becker was the first. >> i stuck with them and they stuck with me. >> a jobs unlimited programof furniture is $200. >> allow james to take classes at nearby montgomery college, where he put his all in his schoolwork and now has a certificate in accounting. >> people who knew me five years ago wouldn't believe it. >> over the years, they have hired hundreds of employees like cameron here. right now they have 24 people working part-time. >> we've been -- i believe -- a wonderful organization for these 24 people but there's hundreds more we could serve if we had the funding to do it. >> reporter: they are all willing to work hard. >> are you taking it with you now? >> reporter: and overcome a personal battle. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: all with a smile. a grateful attitude excited for that next customer who no doubt is just around the corner. in rockville, melissa malay news 4. >>> want to help or find out how to donate goods, go to nbc washington.com/changing minds. >>> they are the dual threat on the local basketball team but they bring a lot more than skills to the game

becker the top seed in the western conference. franchise first on the way. catch you up on it all on the other side of the break. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> one franchise record has fallen. for the first time. win 60 in the 82 game regular season. steph curry led the way. first quarter. driving to the lane. and the foul. warriors up one after one. second quarter now. again, curry for one of the six threes on the day. warriors up 15. and, down to the fourth. and steph, steph, absolutely ridiculous. going to let this speak for itself. warriors clinch the top seed in the west. winning their franchise best 60th game of season. >> big accomplishment. franchise record win. nine game to go. see the number one seed. you know just a testament how focused they've been over the course of the season. >> san jose back in philly. sharks up one. and jegiroux. they didn't score in extra time. go to a shootout. down one. and nelson carlson. expend the game possibly the season. and then two rounds later. sharks back

he shot and killed 17 year old james becker, thursday afternoon. he was playing with a gun he found on the street in his neighborhood. police say he thought the gun was empty at the time. >>> becker's funeral scheduled for 10:00 this morning at saint ann's church lehigh avenue. >> 2,000 philadelphia families can afford to send their children to better schools this morning. parents learned last night that they won scholarships from the children's scholarship fund every philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from the satellite center more on some of the families who won. nicole good morning. >> such exciting day for these families especially of course those who got the good news, in fact, one of the parents ice risks thrilled to hear her son kanise made the cut. >> oh, my god. you got picked. >> congratulations. >> thank you! >> now, iris says the opportunity made possible by the children's scholarship fund philadelphia will allow her seven year olson to take that first step toward his future. and he was pretty psched to see

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it went off hitting becker once in the stomach. overhalter is now charged with murder. >>> take a look at this surveillance video here philadelphia police need the public's help tracking down suspects wanted for three commercial robberies in the 19th district. jim's stakes on north 62nd street vince president's pizza and alsina baron master treat were all hit. in each robbery the the suspects had guns and they did getaway with cash. >>> western pennsylvania man says that the popular dog food killed his dog and now he wants it taken off the shelf. jim ball of finallyville, which is just south of pittsburgh said he if he had one of his cuss purina benefull. his dog got sick and took the the dog to the receipt who prescribed a change in diet and the dog got better but when vet told him to mixed benefull in with the the new diet the dog took a turn for the worst and then died. >> i thought since my case was still fairly knew that maybe what they need to take it off the shelves. that is all i was trying to do is keep this from happening

one of the things we are doing is partnering with you so last april mayor becker who i will say early in his career was a park ranger at grand canyon national park and -- to give him a hand for that and st. paul mayor at the time was the head of this organization chris coleman who did his summers during college as a bartender and a waiter at glacier in grand teton national park, yes. [applause] so it's probably no coincidence that they are great partners for us and perhaps leading this organization too. [applause] thank you. because they care about these places, these special places that make the united states standout among countries around the world. if you have hiked in the alps there is no wildlife. you can get a beer on the trail. it's kind of nice maybe a warm fluffy bed but there is no wildlife. we have something that is very different. our national parks and public lands and historical places our history and culture. they are the blend of the small and the big and the pride we have in who we are and our individuality but also our commonality. in the announcement in september w

. >> reporter: gregory becker was just 16 when he interned at the global security company northrop grumman>> it was amazing because i can learn the tricks and the skills that these senior cyber defenders have picked up over so many years. >> reporter: today he's in a four-year cyber security honors program at the university of maryland. like the kids in north hollywood, filling the desperate need for cyber super heros. joe fryar, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back, the 12 minutes that changed the history of space exploration. >>> finally tonight, one of the most pivotal moments in the history of space exploration took place 50 years ago this week. it wasn't an american accomplishment. instead it was a soviet cosmonaut who did something no human ever done before, becoming the first to walk in outer space. it was spectacular, terrifying and pushed this country's space program, too. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: remember that heavy breathing in stanley cooper's classic movie "a space odyssey" that's a recreation of a cosmonaut alexey leonov in the first-ever space walk. 12

it went off, hitting james becker once in the stomach. >>> political and community leaders will hold a vigil in west philadelphia tonight to honor slain police officer robert wilson the third. his neighbors in cobbs creek came together for a prayer vigil last night. they sang and delivered word of comfort for one another over the tragedy. the officer wilson's next door neighbor told "eyewitness news" why she organized the the event. >> i didn't want have to have it where he died at because he lived here. i thought that the community should definitely show appreciation. >> he is a part of our community. he is a part of our block. we also know he was a policeman but he was a low key person, a good person. >> reporter: officer wilson was killed during a gun battle with a armed robbery suspect, two suspects, inside a gain stop in north philadelphia last week. the the video game chain pledged a large donation to his family. >>> 4:38 right now. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane personal and political future is now in the hand of the state supreme court. her attorney hoped to conv

for a preliminary hearing, 17 year old ivan charged in the fatal shooting every his classmate james becker. philadelphia police say he thought the gun he had was empty, when it went off in his kensington home on march 5th. investigators say he found the gun on the street in his neighborhood just few days earlier. >>> your time is now 5:37. in business news this morning amazon wants to be everything to everybody. >> bit ambitious. >> i know. >> also what will power the markets today. money market jill wagner has that and more. >> good morning, ukee, erika. wall streets hoping for another rally today after strong economics reports on consumer spending and housing yesterday the the dow jumped 263 points, nasdaq gained about 56. testify will stocks soared on word of new product. but not what you might expect. ceo elan must being tweeted the company will be unveiling new major new product line next month and it isn't an electric car. so some think it could be a large battery that uses solar energy to power a home. but we'll have to wait and see. >> america's best savers are not the wealthiest.

ivan overholtser shot james becker in the stomach in his kensington home. investigators say he was playing with the gun he found in the street in the neighborhood. police say the teen throughout the gun was empty. >>> it his 33:00. lets send it over to katie, good morning. >> good morning hey everyone we are starting off with a nice quiet storm scan three. it the is still sleeping. it will wake up and get active here as the day progresses. we will zoom it out one time. you can see beginnings of the the moisture starting to pack up here across virginia, well really the virginias and this will eventually all head our way. this is your warm front, leading edge of it the. we will have a chance to moderate on the thermometer with time but any sun we will start off with will get skewed by clouds and we will be dodging a couple of showers dotting the radar. mainly this afternoon and into tonight. morning drive should be fine no wet weather issues there 30 degrees is the current temperature at philly international. the good thing we don't have precipitation because

. >> reporter: gregory becker was just 16 when he interned at the global security company northrop grumman> it was amazing because i can learn the tricks and the skills that these senior cyberdefenders have picked up over so many years. >> reporter: today he's in a four-year cyber security honors program at the university of maryland. like the kids in north hollywood, filling the desperate need for cyber super heros. nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back the 12 minutes that changed the history of space exp hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confidence it took you to win me and call td ameritrade's rollover consultants. they'll help with the hassle by guiding you through the whole process step by step. and they'll even call your old provider. it's easy. even she could do it. whatever, janet. for all the confidence you need td ameritrade. you got this. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we

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two op-eds, button was by sue becker and the other by former ceo of palm.onna, you know, who i know. i haven't talked to for a while. it's apoll just for establishment silicon valley saying she had never really encountered discrimination as a woman. the real issues are not enough women in technical roles in the pipeline and unconscious bias toward everybody whether it has to do with gender, race, or what have you. sue decker saying, yes, she encountered multiple over time and congratulated pao. >> while kleiner perkins may have as a firm won this trial fair and square, the jury clearly sided with kleiner here. the anecdotes, the damage is done there. the fact that now you have a lot of lawsuits against publicly traded company, class action lawsuit against twitter right now that could at some point in a year or years to come go to trial. those companies are going to want to make sure that this never gets to trial. if there are anecdotes, that could do damage in and of itself to the way investors and employees feel about the culture or the company of a partne

brian becker said iran has the right to a peaceful nuclear program. >> they have the right to developlear power for civilian use, as does every other country on the planet. the iaea inspects iran more than any other country in the world. israel refuses to sign the treaty with the international atomic energy agency because israel has nuclear weapons. >> netanyahu's a dress, as the iranian nuclear talks continue in switzerland. secretary of state john kerry is convening with allies as part of a bid to meet a deadline. iran has rejected the current proposal, calling it excessive and illogical. iraq says it has recaptured several villages as part of its offensive to dislodge the islamic state from to create -- tikrit. the iranian involvement comes as defense secretary ash carter has confirmed the u.s. was not asked to take heart. -- part. >> the iraqi government did not ask for our support in this particular operation. i think that we need to be watchful as we take, together with the iraqi government, takeback territory from isil, that we continue to conduct this campaign in a multi-secta

involuntary manslaughter and related offenses, earlier this month, they say he shot 17 year old james becker the third in the stomach while playing with a gun. the two boys were schoolmate at kensington cap a high school. >> philadelphia police are now questioning the man they think is responsible for burying a body in a shallow grave in the city's frankford section police found the body behind a building on the 4700 block of frankford avenue. now, it was the landlord that tipped off police, once they got there officers say they saw a man running away and had to use a stun gun to stop him. witnesses say they heard yelling earlier that day. >> this is philadelphia, you know, people argue all the time on the street. and i justin minding my own business. then they went back there i kept walking and then that's when i came back and i seen him come out. the girl never came out. >> crime scene investigators recovered evidence from two dumpsters, including bloody clothing and box of trash bags. they also searched an apartment where they believe the murder may have happened. charges are pending agai

. >> reporter: gregory becker was just 16 when he interned at the global security company for up there grumman. >> it was amazing because i could learn the tricks and the skills that these senior cyber defenders have picked up over so many years. >> reporter: today he is in a four-year cyber security honors program at the university of maryland. and like the kids in north hollywood, filling the desperate need for cyber super heros. joe prior, nbc news los angeles. >> they are on to something there. >> go cyber team! >> yes. >> let's check in with anthony slaughter right now. we had rain coming down earlier. still coming down. >> yes. san mateo bridge on the camera behind me. some amounts three tenst of an n. pet a, 12/100ths. san francisco, 5/hunts of an inch. saratoga now with that little bit of rain we've seen in san jose 4/100ths of an inch. line of showers pushing through in the north bay. showers moved through there over towards answered ok. east bay, brentwood seeing activity. a lot of these showers are very light. union city seeing heavier pockets of rain. it's going to make its

. >> reporter: james becker was first on board. >> i stuck with jobs unlimited and they stuck with me. >> reporter: a jobs unlimited grant program. >> so this piece of furniture is $200. >> reporter: allowed james to take classes at nearby montgomery college, with where he put his all into a schoolwork and now has a certificate in accounting. >> people that knew me five years ago would not even believe that i could do that. >> reporter: jobs unlimited was founded back in 1991. over the years they've hired hundreds of employees like cameron here. right now they have 24 people working part-time. >> we've been i believe a wonderful organization for these 24 people but there's hundreds more we could serve if we had the funding to do it. >> reporter: they're all willing to work hard. and overcome a personal battle. >> thank you so much. all right. >> reporter: all with a smile, a grateful attitude excited for that next customer. >> going to buy it okay? >> reporter: who no doubt is just around the corner. in rockville, melissa mollet news4. >> you want to find out how you can help and find

after family members are escorted out, prosecutor chris becker, who's running late, enters the courtroom. the mood is still tense. >> there were still hearts beating and, you know, blood racing and your emotions are really running high at that point. you know, i felt a little uneasy coming into the courtroom. >> for reporter peggy sinkovich, it's not quite the story she expected to file for the 5:00 news. >> here i thought i had a good story and i ended up with a great story. >> despite the violent fight, no one, not even jason howard, is seriously injured. howard's hearing is rescheduled. he's later convicted of aggravated murder, attempted murder and aggravated kidnapping. he receives a life sentence with a chance of parole after 44 years. >> i think the acts that he's done and what he's in prison for are despicable and he's obviously serving, hopefully, the rest of his life in prison. and he certainly was entitled to the rights and benefits that any defendant's entitled to, including being protected here in the courtroom. >> howard hasn't been charged for the murder of jameila west an

involuntary manslaughter and related offenses earlier this month prosecutors say he shot 17 year old james beckerthe third, in the stomach while playing with a gun the two boys were schoolmates at kensington cap a high school. student and employees at temple university will step out today with it first rally to the minimum wage on campus. movement called 15 now temple of the the group demanding temple pay al campus workers at least $15 an hour, this would include work study student, group says they'll endorse the same increased city-wide, the rally set for this afternoon at 1:00 at the temple bell tower on campus. >> $15 an hour on the temple campus interesting. >> christie's $33.8 billion budget proposal continues to spark some debate. it was the topic of a thirds and final public hearing staged by the budget committee. the state senate is holding a meeting today at rowan college in gloucester college, rowan university, isn't it meetings with the department heads are planned, new budget must be enacted by june 30th. so they have some time. two emergency managers for atlantic city calling for lay

. >> reporter: gregory becker was just 16 when he interned at the global security company north are upmonday. >> it was amazing because i can learn the tricks and the skills that these senior cyber defend verse picked up over so many years. >> reporter: today he's in a four-year cyber security honors program at the university of maryland, and like the kids in north hollywood, feeling the desperate need for cyber super hero. joe fryer, nbc news los angeles. >> why shouldn't it be them, right? >> siebin cyber patriots we trust. >>> an english monarch who died more than 500 years ago was honored in britain. his grave had been lost to the ages. >> the remains of king richard iii were discovered under a parking lot in central england. now the king is getting the royal treatment many people say he deserves. here's nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: today thousands witnessed the final chapter in 500 years of history. king richard iii's remains were taken by horse-drawn carriage through leicester. some even gathered at the field where the king was killed in battle in 1485. his skeleton was found

lillian becker from glendale, maryland. >> lillian says, we watch you every morning.an. while getting ready for work so we're prepared and up to date on the news. >> you win two tickets to see "blithe spirit." >> it's easy to become the fan of the day. go to our facebook page, fill out the form and don't forget to include a picture. >> the fog is lifting if you're traveling today. up north still chilly. in buffalo, it's 40. look at charlotte 77. showers to the south. the fog will burn off in pittsburgh and 50. philadelphia looks good this afternoon at 62. we look good this afternoon as well and i'll give that you forecast ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> it's 67:-- it's 6:40. we have cloudy skies. it will get sunnier, especially north of town. look at the temps. we're going into the 60s today. prett

manslaughter and related offenses, earlier this on the mo prosecutors say he shot 17 year old james becker the third in the stomach while playing with a gun. the two boys were schoolmates at kensington cap a high school. >> 5:07. philadelphia police now questioning the man they think is responsible for burying a body in a shallow grave in the city's frankford section. police found the body behind the building on the 4700 block of frankford avenue. it was the landlord that tipped off police. once they got there officers say they saw a man running away and had to use a stun gun to stop him. witnesses say they heard yelling earlier in the day. >> this is philadelphia. you know, people argue all the time on the streetment and i justin minding my own business. then they went back there i kept walking, and then that's when i came back, and i seen him come out. the girl never came out. >> investigators recovered evidence from two dumpsters including bloody clothing and a box of trash bags. they also searched an apartment where they believe the murder may have happened. charges are pending against

> preliminary hearing is also set for ivan, charged in the fatal shooting of his classmate, james becker happened in the kensington home march 5th. investigators say, he was playing with a gun he found on the street in his neighborhood, police say the teenager thought that gun was empty. >>> the trial continues today for six former police offer ers charged with stealing millions of dollars in drugs and cash from drug suspects. the trial is already getting dirty. lawyers for the former narcotics officers say the prosecution's case relies on 19 lying drug dealers and a quote dirty despicable turn coat cop. the trial is expected to take ten weeks. >> montgomery county investigators looking into the sharing of nude photos of female student at north penn high school. student tell "eyewitness news", the photographs were posted on drop box which lets users share photos, on a mobile phone or tablet. hundreds of student met with administrators including the school superintendent, and he spoke exclusively with "eyewitness news". washing hard to understand what is happening, it appears to happen in

let me also echo what a great partner mayor becker is. he's not just a great advisor to us but he and his city have been a great grantee. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2008

mary ann kessler, becker capital management portfolio manager and equity research analyst. >>> closing from now. the nasdaq and the russell 2000, they're bucking the trend. they're in the green. can the s&p do the same? it's, oh, so close. and now less than five p minutes before the polls close in israel in what may be one of the most closely-watched and most significant votes in recent history. we take a look at what's at stake with two top israeli businessmen. >>> and i'm heading to harvard. tomorrow i'll be bringing you exclusive coverage on fed day on what's being called the woodstock of mobile money. face it, mobile payments, it is the hottest topic. facebook in this hour broke news that it's going to make it easier to shift money between friends. the innovation project at harvard bringing together the movers and shakers in mobile payments including a member of the federal reserve who wants to move money for the fed and the banks. stay tuned. i'll see you from harvard. but coming up, it's "after the bell" with david asman and myself, so don't go away. ♪ ♪ the road. it can bring ou

randy becker in dayton, ohio you responded to will farrell in an honest, classy way. only one thing was mising from my response to farrell, randy, i should have worn a leprechaun hat. and finally, the tip of the day generosity. we're living in an age where narcissism is running wild. the monday tra for many is where's mine? borrow a line. no longer is a prevailing wisdom help others first, now it's help yourself to as much as you can get. not everybody but many of us are in that swamp. so when i heard that ken criz who lives in colorado gave up his season tickets to the denver broncos to buy a track wheelchair for a wounded vet. i was very impressed. the broncos are huge in colorado and ken's generosity comes with a sacrifice. the independence fund group is getting ken's donation to a vet who desperately needs the track chair because it gives him freedom and ken criz is a generous man. a good example. that is tip of the day. and that is it for us tonight. please check out our website. also we would like to spout off about the fact that we're on the internet. again, th

the pilot for "mad men" 15 years ago while he was still working as a comedy writer on the series "beckererally? >> a lot of rejection, you know? it got rejected everywhere. i mean every single place that exists. >> it was five years before amc a network that until then had never produced a drama finally picked it up. >> they were like, who are these people? you're going to be their experiment. may not want to be original program. they're my heroes. don't call my girlfriend ugly. she loves me. >> the show that no one wanted has won 15 emmy awards, including four straight for outstanding drama. and it influence has exceeded its audience. its period detail sparking a renaissance of '60s design and fashion. the series has time traveled the decade, from the nixon-kennedy election. >> young handsome, naive hero. shouldn't be too difficult to convince dick nixon is a winner. >> to the moon landing. as the sideburns got longer, the bar never seemed to close. and the women fought their way up in the workplace. jessica pare joined the cast in the fourth season. did you expect your character to take