lemonis: ben? ben: hi, marcus. lemonis: how you doing? i'm marcus. -ben: nice to meet you.: nice to meet you. and so, what's your role here? ben: i mainly help manage these guys in here, keep things moving. do a little bit of everything right now. lemonis: and where's your raw materials? ben: raw materials are in the warehouse. we run out to the warehouse, grab the raw materials, bring them in here, and we allow that to dry. and then they return to that room again. lemonis: that sounds kind of... ben: yeah, it's all over the place. that's what i want to change. lemonis: you know what i feel like when i'm in this building? like a mouse looking for his cheese. you start in one room, and you have to visit at least eight of those rooms to finish the product. this place is wildly inefficient. ben: there's not a flow. lemonis: why doesn't your dad want to get it fixed? do you ever talk to him about it? ben: he's kind of just like, you know, stuck in his old ways. it's just how we've been doing it for 20-plus years. lemonis: right. how frustrating is that? ben: it's pretty frustra

will ben be moving out. >> inside ben and jen's divorce. and jen's girls night with reese witherspoon. >>> plus, janet jackson's ex breaks his silence, his very public message to the new mom. >>> then, prince harry's mental health confession. >> two years of total chaos. >> why he went to therapy and new clues why he's ready to make girlfriend his princess. ♪ >>> plus a voice star biten by a venomous spider. >>> and marc wahlberg, will ferrell and their new movie. >> i had to work out to keep up with this guy. >> our exclusive on the set of daddy's home 2. >>> for april 17th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight" >>> what's going on with ben affleck and jennifer garner, they were together on easter. >> something that seemed to be clear, the soon to be exes are putting on a united front. ben and jen sure looked happy for a couple that had just filed for divorce three days earlier. they were all smiles leaving easter services together yesterday in the pacific palisades. the paparazzi lined up outside to capture the moment. jen wore a blue sum

all of a sudden you're in the hole. 0 0-1. >> ben: yep. changes the complicity of the at-bat. >> tom: it sure does, particularly after you've given up a home run in a one-run game. >> john: i'd say that's what freddy is trying to do. takes a bunt, gets a call. looks for that fastball and get another one. >> tom: two balls and no strikes. you see the comparison between the starter and the bull pen. >> john: do you think scherzer definitely did better in the bull pen? >> tom: i think scherzer did much better in the bull pen. probably could have done it even longer. >> ben: this is a huge at-bat because with cesar's wheels, it can be delivered to home plate. he doesn't deliver like he used to. he might be able to swipe a bag. >> tom: ball four. tying run at the board. mike maddux is on the phone. >> john: ben, you're the catcher. is it difficult to three to catch ball with a guy who's a heavy sinker? >> ben: it is. you have to stay back on the ball. you have to reach out and get it. the ball going to have that late movement. you may end up bo

. >> inside ben and jen's divorce. is why he may have to pay her millions. and jen's girls night out with reese witherspoon. >>> plus, janet jackson's ex breaks his silence, his very public message to the new mom. >>> then, prince harry's mental health confession. >> it was two years of total chaos. >> why he went to therapy and new clues why he's ready to make girlfriend megan his princess. ♪ >>> plus, a "voice" star bitten by a venomous spider. >> like, i felt like stinging on my face. >> megan lindsay on the bite that left her face looking like this. >>> and marc wahlberg, will ferrell and their new movie dad. >> i had to work out to keep up with this guy. >> our exclusive on the set of "daddy's home 2." >>> now, for april 17th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> what is going on with ben affleck and jennifer garner? they were together over easter. >> this is after filing for divorce nearly two years after they split. one thing that seems to be clear is the soon to be exes are putting on a united front. ben and jen sure looked happy for a couple th

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franklin was not just a job it was almost second nature. >> he was bern ben franklin from the moment started talking to him. >> reporter: rarely out of character ralph archbold was 44 years as the city's official ben franklin and sometimes like looking in a mirror and even shared a birthday january 17th with big ben. >> he was one of a kind. there will never be another ralph. >> he was such an franco file and knew more about ben franklin than ben franklin knew. >> reporter: he shared that knowledge with local school children and chatting with modern day visitors from around the world, his wife linda also famously portrays betsy ross and for their wedding on independence mall he designed the wedding ring. >> stars and stripes and lightning key around the finger. >> reporter: he was in franklin court suffering a stroke seven years earlier. >> he was a very outgoing person. he was very knowledgeable. >> this is sort of larger than life this a lot of ways. >> reporter: bill also a ben franklin interpreter filled in when archbold was in recovery, do you feel you have big shoes to fill? >>

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ben: not at all.hat we saw was a reaction to the use of chemical what he phones that's of us supported. but we did not see a coherent policy on how to deal with the civil war and also deal with isis. chris: there were mixed messages from the administration. haley is talking about depotion assad, tillerson talking about taking out isis first. do you have a clear sense of what the administration policy is? john: i think it's to send a message to assad and the russians and the north koreans that there is a new man in charge our foreign policy. i applaud him for enforcing the red line president obama drew and didn't enforce. but we need to work with the president to deal with this lack of strategy in syria. we haven't had one for six years in the obama administration and 600,000 people have died and millions displaced. we need to work with the white house and come up with one that has bipartisan support. chris: senators supported this strike under these specific circumstances. but there was concern from b

>> ben: the telestrator isn't the issue. it's giving it off. >> tom: before the play resumes. >> john: if it don't bother me, why should it bother them. >> tom: why are there all those red lines. they're moving pretty good in this inning. >> gregg: he's using all his pitches, which you like to see. >> john: there haven't been too many swings, has there. >> gregg: no. >> tom: another strikeout. 1, 2, 3 go the nationals. one more chance for the phillies.

oh knew more about ben franklin than ben franklin knew about ben franklin. >> he leaves behind his wife linda who famously portrays betsy ross in philadelphia. his family says contributions in his memory can be made to the ben franklin museum at third and chestnut streets. >> all right. looks like we have a little bit to be excited about on not so excited about this week. >> that's basically the story, yeah. storm tracker6 live double scan right now, jeanette and matt shows you that we are dry as we take a look outside, we are looking at clear skies over talen energy stadium the home of the union. they got their home game coming up on saturday night against portland and looking for their first win but they looked a lot better in the second half of the last game so we'll see what happens. temperature 60 degrees currently in philadelphia. the winds out of the west at 9 miles per hour its a pleasant enough morning with light winds. over toward the east theres a problem with some slow lying cloud cover around trenton and then areas cutting straight down toward about atlantic city, so low vi

ben can confirm that. ben, what do you think? you're right. the rumour is correct. will do wonders for the temperatures. this is how the day started in clacton in essex, with plenty of sunshine, beautiful sun rise there. makes you wa nt to beautiful sun rise there. makes you want to head to the beach. we may have temperatures to match later on. this was a short time ago on the whirl. blue skies a bit of mistiness to burn off. that mist will clear quickly and then a weekend of strong sunshine for many and some pretty high temperatures as well. high pressure in charge, drifting off to the east at the moment. weather fronts you'll notice to the north west, that will spoil the party a little across scotland and northern ireland tomorrow. but the further south you are, the more of this you will feel, warm air, which is going to be wafting its way in through the rest of the weekend. i mentioned a bit of mistiness, even the odd fog patch ploorl across the south—east at the moment. that won't last long. then we see sunshine across england and wales. a cloudy start for parts

and free fire, the new film from ben wheatley. ben wheatley, we are both fans of ben wheatley.ion. graduation is from cristian mungiu, the romanian director of 4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days, which you remember we reviewed here on the programme some time ago. this is another low—key and very intense drama. the story is a doctor, his daughter is on her way to school, is attacked, she gets a broken wrist and the doctor is just simply worried it will affect her exams. he is desperate for her to get great exam grades because he wants her to be able to go and study in britain. he is convinced that she needs to get away because the place they live is not somewhere that he wants his daughter to grow up. all he can focus on is this desire for her to get good exam grades. as a result of it, he gets drawn into a web of duplicity and corruption. that somebody knows somebody who could perhaps ensure the exam grades are ok, but only in return for a favour for a deputy mayor who needs to be moved up in his wait for a transplant. the daughter, understandably, is not pleased about the idea of es

. ♪ we are back on sports sunday talking sixers and ben simmons and the coach says his number one goalseason is number one benson to be the point guard for next season 6-10 pushing 7 feet are you on board with simmons being the true point guard? >> i'm not on board with this and ben simmons should play the three and occasionally bringing the ball up likely bron where he handles the ball for a certain amount of time as point guard and he has to guard the other end and guard quick guard down at the other end if you put him in that spot and i know they say magic johnson did it, i think magic johnson did it and i'm going to get killed for it but did it when the league was not as athletic and quick and had kareen to cover up mistakes and it's a mistake to cover the point guard if he plays 35 minutes a game for defensive end they will suffer 35 minutes a game. >> why not draft the guy and pick up the guy in free agency and brown cannot promise this is the right move but is comfortable so they are giving it a shot listen to this mike. >> i think ben simmons has a chance to be a match up night

do we have ben? yes, if we have communications with ben. ben, tell us communications with ben., this is an attack involving 59 cruise missiles, we understand now. we're also getting word that extra dicts an original report that the us did inform the russian forces of this missile strike on the shayrat air field. this an airfield near homs that was targeting infrastructure, including fuel and the air strip itself there. and of course, targeting that base because this could have been the place where president assad's forces launched this attack on khan sheikhun, that precipitated this strike in the first place. and donald trump has been talking about when he was addressing the american public. we don't know exactly what the result has been on the ground so far. the syrian state tv channel has been talking about it describing american aggression, saying that it targeted aggression, saying that it targeted a military base with "a number of missiles", but no further details on exactly what the outcome has been on the ground. donald trump talking about the chemical weapons attack and

in 2012, ben's wife was killed while walking with their two—year—old sonjackson.peeding around the corner, skimmed my son's pushchair but then struck my wife and she died at the scene. when the pressure was on, when the driver had to choose between an accelerator and a brake, he wasn't able to make that decision, he wasn't able to react. he was driving in an automatic vehicle and he thought he was braking and as he broke harder, he was actually accelerating faster. ben is campaigning for drivers to be retested every three years after the age of 70. so far, an online petition has received over 200,000 signatures. i think there needs to be some sort of test to check that we are well enough to drive, that we can react in time to drive safely and regulate our own behaviour. at the moment, the self—assessment system doesn't do that. last year, leading road safety experts published a report setting out a national strategy for safe driving into old age. it made a number of recommendations including increasing the age of licence renewal to 75 if proof of an eye test is ma

how about that big question, where will ben simmons play?t to the point. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup night man. >> reporter: brett brown plans to play ben simmons at point guard next season. he says ben has always wanted the ball and a great passer. president brian kang lowe says ben could be a once in a generation player, like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> i definitely want to be a point guard and be one of the leaders. it's going to be tough, but i want to do it. >> reporter: the sixers expect jo elle to be ready to go. and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joelle might be able to do that. >> i don't think, just forecasting, that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be the occasional time it might not be good for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four

his sisters wanted to keep ben's legacy alive. way to support other teenagers with mental health problems. after ben had passed away, not very long after, my mum sat down with us, my sisters and my dad and just said that she felt really strongly that we had to change the services, really didn't want to be a family that became bitter, because we felt that ben had been let down. we needed to change what was available for teenagers in cornwall and what support and services could be enhanced and better provided. after three years of campaigning for a mental health unit for young people in cornwall, it was recently announced that the nhs will be building the first ever specialist unit in the county. it feels amazing. it's been seven years now that we've been running the charity, sometimes it's gone so fast. sometimes it's gone so slow. we've been lobbying for a unit. it's been a long, hard journey. we finally have confirmation that a unit will be built for young people in cornwall. applause. congratulations, sophia and amber. how do yo

ben wedeman is in turkey.tear t people. ben wedeman is in turkey.ot more on the breaking news story after a quick break and also the latest from the region as we continue to broadcast live from beirut. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> an update from egypt, there has been an attack on a christian church north of cairo, 21 people have been killed. you're seeing video of the aftermath there. dozens more have been wounded. we understand a bomb went off actually uninside the church in the first few rows according to state media. we will update you on the very late ers when st when we get it. hannah vaughan jones is in london. >> and with me is the international security director for the asia pacific foundation. thanks very much for coming in. coptic christians in egypt, be it's palm sunday today, start of the holy week, if nothing

and republicans are looking, too, ben. this is an american issue. >> i agree. >> this is an attack on our democracy. it has nothing to do with republicans or the win of the white house. it really doesn't. stop talking about that with all of your colleagues. >> regardless of any of the political personnel who are investigating, james comey with the fbi has said he is looking into it. so i think you can put partisan politics aside and look at just that investigation alone. >> exactly. >> i'm fine with that. >> but hopefully find answers. >> but let's be clear, there are some democrats who have made some pretty intense, outlandish statements who are very clear their whole motive here is political. i'm not saying the fbi is political at all. if we're going to talk about this being a true investigation, then many of the congressmen and senators and democrats out there are saying and implying things they just don't know to be true just to score political points is very irresponsible as well. >> all right, got to leave it there.

work continues along the ben franklin parkway. beginning tomorrow more roads will be closed to traffic. >>> good morning and welcome to "nbc10 news today." let's get a check on your sunday weather with meteorologist, tammie souza. >> it's good.

will ben simmons play?ght to the point. brett brown plans to play ben simmons at point guard next season. he says ben has always wanted the ball and is a great passer. president brian cholan gergelo ben could be a once in a lifetime player. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guards years and years ago. >> it's going to be tough but i definitely want to learn it. >> reporter: the sixers expect joelle to be ready to go. with the nba expanding the season to back-to-back nights, joelle may be able to do that for the first time. >> i don't think just forecasting that back to backs may be an issue, but there may be the occasional time where it might not be a good back to back for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons trying to rebuild. and they believe they are ready to take the next step. brian says brett will be the man to lead them. >> it's incredible what he

it is free cone day at ben & jerry's ice cream shop as the company celebrates another year of business. >> get a free cone, i believe you also get free ice cream, too, right? just confirming. ben & jerry's has hosted free cone day since its first anniversary in 1979 as a way of saying thanks to its very wide customer base. you can get a free cone from noon to 8:00 p.m. today. the company expects to give away more than a million scoops of ice cream. >> cone and ice cream. >> i hope so. >> april 1st. >> exactly. >> i love april fools day.

the new film by ben wheatley. i'm a huge fan of ben wheatley.s in boston in the 1970s there is an arms deal going down between a group of people, all of whom are variously incompetent. the whole thing looks very volatile and looks like at any moment it could fall apart appallingly, and of course it does. here's a clip. try not to hit any of the metal work, because i don't want to get any of those bling burns on my new. . . suit. sorry, what was that? this is from saville... i don't know about you guys, but i for one think vern‘s merchandise is a real gas. my guess is you're whatever you're paid to be, pal. do you see what you did here? gunfire. good. 0k... i'll overlook it this time. laughter. is there a lot of that? there is. what i really like about it is this, on the one hand it's a tense drama about a bunch of people in a warehouse, all of whom are armed and all whom are fighting each other in various different ways. however, it also has a kind of screwball comedy element. the best way of describing it, it's like a silent movie, slapstick se

and where will ben play?y got right to the point. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup nightmare. >> reporter: brett brown plans to play ben simmons at point guard next season saying ben has always wanted the ball and is a great passer. the president says ben could be a once in a generation player. like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought years and years ago. >> it's going to be tough but i definitely will earn it. >> reporter: expecting him to be ready to go and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joelle may be able to do that for the first time. >> i don't think just forecasting that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be an occasional time where it might not be a good back-to-back for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons, trying to rebuild, and they believe they are ready to take the

does a good job of driving ben harpur. harpur, just at the end, able to get enough of him to get the puck poked away from chris kreider. kreider has been much, much better in this afternoon's game in creating opportunities for himself. and using the speed, which is his biggest asset. >> john: playing to his strength, in a face-off now in the ottawa zone. derek st stepan and brassard. the rangers with 48 shots. face-off won by brassard. kicks around, claesson, to the outside. nash is there for the rangers. pageau for ottawa. play it along the boards and get it deep. henrik lundqvist. this way for derek stepan. and hampered by burrows. and girardi will track it down. nash, re-collecting it. rick nash out to center. off the boards and back down for karlsson. rangers are changing. erik karlsson, away from stepan. pageau, can't get to it. a force by fast. lead pass for michael grabner, out in front. nobody home. nick holden with a pinch. golfed out by burrows. pageau on the offwing. wingels out in front, he scores. jean-gabriel

north korea tells our ben tracy it's going ahead with plans for another nuclear test.at the pentagon has merck's options. also tonight-- >> you sold my privacy up the river. >> mason: a republican senator gets an earful from angry constituents. >> when are you going to choose your country over your party? >> mason: a ticket to the "titanic." people are paying a fortune to tour the wreckage. >> ever since i've had a job, i've been saving to go on the "titanic." >> mason: and steve hartman, a young boy meets his idol. >> he's about 11, maybe 12, and he's saying, "mom, mommy, i

him. >> ralph archibald brought ben alive to the city, ralph has passed.cia vitarelli takes a look at his life. >> reporter: ralph archibald was his name, ben franklin was his passion in life. born in michigan he began i am persons -- impersonating franklin on stage. indb page references his 7,000 community events where he portrayed franklin. >>> he represented philadelphia as ben franklin with compassion and pride and empathy. he couldn't have done a better job empowering our city. >> reporter: in earlier years he did a program called under the mull berry tree. >> you would find ben franklin under the mull berry tree in franklin court sitting and telling stories to kids and that was something that he just did so well and was so passionate about. >> and let no one put asunday those who have owe asunder god has joined together. >> reporter: ralph maryland linda wild he was smitten with her immediately. >> this lovely lady was exiting and intelligent and very lovely woman. perhaps there could be something going on here, i'm falling in love. >> reporter: lind

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sky6 hd taking a live look at the ben franklin bridge.grees a-chilly start to your day. it's going to be a little gray as well. >> (crying). >> child's happy. even if you're not a cubs fan you can agree his reaction to getting tickets is astounding. nine-year-old colt kyleer's family decided to surprise him. they are headed to wrigley field for the game in june when the cubs take on the cardinals. >> the nfl draft begins on thursday in philadelphia. we invite you to join us for a 6abc special draft preview party. "action news" will examine the eagles options with their 14th overall pick. that's what they have right now. espn's ron jaworski and sal paolantonio will join us. >> ♪ >> breaking news. as firefighters get control of a house fire in pennsauken, new jersey, that home collapsed and a firefighter is injured and we have a live report. >> more lanes have closed near the philadelphia art museum as the city gets ready for the nfl draft. what you need to know before heading down the ben franklin parkway. >> new overnight a man was that r

knew more about ben franklin than ben franklin knew about ben franklin.ng. >> archbold leaves hyped his wife linda who famously portrays betsy ross in philadelphia. his family says contributions in his memory can be made to the ben franklin museum at third and chestnut streets. >> about a month ago i was down in philadelphia with my wife and son and we and went to franklin's grave and i was talking about that guy and how nice he was and how cool it was that we had had im. >> a nice if i. >> too bad. storm tracker6 live double scan right now and we are looking at a lack of precipitation this morning. taking a look outside we do have plenty of sunshine coming up over the horizon. the farther to the east of philadelphia you go, the better chance you have of some early low lying cloud cover and fog but it appears as though that's breaking up in a lot of areas and it certainly will break up everywhere a little later this morning. ask undegrees is -- 61 degrees s your current temperature with plenty of sunshine coming over philadelphia. winds out of the west-no

. >> this morning we're remembering ralph archbold the man who portrayed ben franklin in philadelphia decades. >> could be the pick of the week today. let's find out from david and karen. good morning. >> absolutely. lots of sunshine on the way. tomorrow is a different story. most of the clouds off to the north and east of philadelphia. in youerly cloud cover should dissipate pretty quickly. we're looking pretty good on the temperature map, a temperature of 57 degrees currently up close to 60 even at this early hour in allentown and 63 in millville, 49 degrees a little cooler in trenton. not much wind out there either. most of us in the single digits, a couple spots popping up to about 10 miles per hour so a bit of a breeze but not too much of a problem. 53 degrees by 7 o'clock. most of us should see full sunshine. 60 degrees by noon and then 67 by 3 o'clock. we're actually going to get a high of 70 this afternoon but i think we won't hit that until around 6 o'clock and by 7 o'clock, 68 degrees, again sunny for the most part today with maybe a few clouds at times. tomorrow however thi

ben wheeler now lives in the work of ben's lighthouse. his mother, francine, creates service projects for newtown kids. >> what a wonderful way to honor him and continue to be his parents. >> pelley: "continue to be his parents." >> yeah. i can't live the rest of my life not talking about him. i mean, imagine you having a six-year-old and then you don't anymore. are you going to stop talking about them? the worst thing you can do to a grieving parent is not to mention the child. then you're not acknowledging his existence. and so when people do acknowledge it, i'm so appreciative. i say, "oh, thank you." and even if i'm crying, they're like, "i'm sorry i made you cry." i'm like, "no, you didn't make me cry. you brought him back." >> it's like having him back for a minute. >> yeah. >> reporter: the wheelers wanted another child, a sibling for their oldest, and almost two years after ben was killed, matthew bennett wheeler was born. >> you try to make the world into the place you want it to be, and many times, the only area that you have an

go pro, ben, you're good enough. you've found your calling.skills. >> i was on my high school bowling team. just want to point out. >> what happened? >> yes, where did it go wrong? >> we were in third place in senior year. >> congrats. >> yes. >> thank you, pat. >> very athletic. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," big job, but phillies ready for it, how philly plans to protect the fans and the city during the nfl draft. >> and we haven't seen fitness guru richard simmons in years, but he just sent a message to his fans. hear what he had to say. katie? >> well, rahel, never too early as we always say on a monday to be looking ahead to the upcoming weekend, expecting pretty nice surge on the thermometer, highs in the 80s, some sunshine at this point it looks like both days, but there is also the chance for showers. sure sounds like summer like forecast, doesn't it? stay there, right back with the dreary side of this forecast after the break. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100

i am ben bland. hello. you are watching bbc world news. lam ben bland. al top hello. you are watching bbc world news. i am ben bland. al top stories this hour: british mps will vote later today on whether to allow the government to call a surprise general election in six weeks. prime minister theresa may says the vote will give their backing she needs for brexit negotiations with the eu. good to have you with us. welcome to the programme. our other main stories: by american and higher american says donald trump —— "buy american and hire american" says donald trump as he signs as he signs a new order restricting work visas for foreigners. and another record for ronaldo, with 100 goals in the champions league as real madrid reached the semifinals again. i'm sally bundock. in business the boss of the uk's biggest business lobby group — the cbi — gives us her reaction to the snap election called by the british prime minister. and we talk to facebook about policing violent material on the social media sit

he told me that he was taking care of ben's business. >> reporter: ben hasn't been seen since. some time this week someone was driving ben's vehicles. police say the san mateo county coroner will make positive identification of the remains. back here life the police department are reattaching barricades from the vehicles. the crimes lab people have left. now they have officers stationed here. it is still not clear whose remains are in the back of the house. neighbors tell us there was an elderly woman who lived with david and she has not been seen in several weeks, if not months. there is a question what happened to her. we'll try to have more answers coming up in the next hour. live in san bruno back to you. >> do we know at all what lead them to start digging in the backyard? >> reporter: they came to house as part of that missing person's case from a different address about a quarter of a mile down the road that way. they came to check with him because of that. the neighbor said he was in the area saying i'm ben's friend and i'm taking care of his business. the neighbor said

it can only happen because ben has a british passport. these stately grounds, their reunion won't be recognised on australian soil. this is honoured by the queen, god dammit, so who is more important, the queen or your bigotry, basically? usually the queen. there is nothing lesser about these relationships. they're just, they're as strong as anybody's. canberra is right at the centre of australia's struggle with same—sex marriage. polls suggest there is public support but the politicians here in parliament simply can't agree the best way forward, a nationwide vote planned for earlier this year had to be scrapped because of fears it would stoke homophobic hatred. because the central purpose of marriage is to produce offspring... those campaigning against same—sex marriage claimed their views are being discriminated against, and they'd prefer countries like britain to keep out of the debate. just because britain has made a decision doesn't mean australia has to follow suit. we're seeing the negative consequences of the decision britain has

yes. >> that he was taking care of ben's business, because ben was at santa cruz taking care of a sick friend. >> reporter: but ben hasn't been seen since. >> at this time the human remains cannot be identified. positive identification will be made by the coroner's office. >> reporter: police have also charged him with robbery,burgly, use of tear gas, and a felon in possession of a firearm. stubblefield is being held in the jail. his arraignment is expected monday. i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, chuck. >>>candle forced 25 heel out of their home in san francisco. one of our twitter followers sent us this video. the fire broke out just before 2:00 in the morning near geary and 23rd avenue. firefighters say the candle it will a blanket and the fire raced through three buildings. two residents and a firefighter were hurt but not seriously. >>> back to our weather. just look outside and you can see the impact of last night's storm. trees down, power outages, and mudslides. a lot of families impacted and more rain is expected. cheryl, a lot of damage there in oakland hil

ben andi ben and i are feeling a bit too tall, shall wejust get ben and i are feeling a bit too tall,e will be taking a look at tomorrow morning ‘s papers injusta a look at tomorrow morning ‘s papers injust a moment. we've even a look at tomorrow morning ‘s papers in just a moment. we've even lost the music, we've been going on so long! first, our headlines. america's air strike on a syrian government airbase has drawn strong condemnation from syria's ally, russia. 59 missiles were fired by the us at the target is said to be the us at the target is said to be the launch pad for a deadly chemical attack on civilians. america's un ambassador says she cannot rule out more. the us to go very measured step last night. we are prepared to do more. but we hope that will not be necessary. four people have been killed and many others injured after a lorry drove into pedestrians outside a department store in the swedish capital stockholm. the swedish capital stockholm. the swedish prime minister told journalists that everything pointed to an act of terror and he cold for unity. we are determined

let's see ben simmons as a point guard. then we can talk real.o the going to blink and feel rushed to go spend stupid money on something that's going to get us a result that's below the line so that we can feel good about a single season. >> the playoffs, brown says the number one goal is to map out a plan for number one overall pick, ben simmons, so he's ready to be the starting point guard next season. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup nightmare. because she's six foot ten, what? you're going to have a six foot ten point guard. if he's 6-4, doesn't sound as wild. i'm really excited. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> did brian just compare simmons to magic johnson? can't wait to see him. >>> the union, still to come in sports, they can't wait for that first win. is it coming >>> all right, come on, let's kick it into gear. union have not won a match since last august. it's been a long time. the union are

. >> ben carlson el secretario de gobierno urbano. >> un latino que logrÓ su sueÑo americano gracias? gracias por dejarme ser parte de su 16 de abril, faltando 3 semanas para que el papa francisco visite egipto. en medio de domingo de ramos. >> 28 personas murieron. >> mÁs de 70 resultaron heridas por profesar su fe, esa opresiÓn a la poblaciÓn cristiano es mÁs palpable al medio oriente y al norte de África. en roma, italia, angeles conde nos preparÓ el siguiente informe. >> (gritos) >>> el domingo de ramos fue sangriento para los cristianos de egipto, dos bombas provocaron mÁs de 40 muertos el papa pidiÓ por las vÍctimas en cuanto supo la noticia. >>> 215 millones de cristianos sufren persecuciÓn se enfrentan a esta amenaza, el isis decapiÓo a 21 cristiano desde el vaticano son claros sobre la situaciÓn. >> la persecuciÓn de los cristianos lamentablemente es una realidad. >> el panorama es oscuro en oriente medio si los exterminan no habrÁ futuro en el reino de dios. >> les dijo que hay mÁs martires que en los primeros tiempos que el cristianismo. >> este sacerdote lleva mÁs de un a

ben? >> yes. >> he should be down there in the infield. >> reporter: his name is ben heart ramp. he's a north penn senior and he's popular. thursday he throughout the first pitch as his school celebrated autism awareness and he sang the national anthem. >> ♪ oh say can you see >> halfway through the game i finally found him. >> don't tell me. i know exactly who you are. >> yes. >> you're the king. >> yes, i'm the homecoming king. >> penn aka the king has become celebrity around school. >> these are mow baseball friends. >> he also has autism. the whole school supported this and i think it was great. >> teachers love hill. >> i'm going to cry because he is the most awesome width kid in the whole world. >> more than being popular he wants to educate others about autism. >> i'm so grateful because i love communicating with people w i was three i didn't talk and you know now today i just talk and talk and talk. i can stop. there's no button to stop me. >> reporter: we don't want him to stop talking. he's so mazing today at the game ben handed out autism awareness opinions and he also