we're joined by democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania.also sits on the house budget committee. brendan we were going to start with government shut down. hold on that for a second. get to the tax plan, that something "the wall street journal" president trump is pushing hard, to cut the corporate tax rate from 35%, highest in the world, free world here, down to about 15% s that something democrats could look at and say, that actually would stimulate growth? >> great to be back, liz. you know the last time we achieved tax reform fundamental tax reform was 1986 with president reagan and democratic senator bill bradley. that was lower the rates and broadening the base of the we should do that in and i think there are agreement on both sides of the aisle in the abstract. the challenge is coming to the details. certain things i identify in the corporate tax hole as loopholes, parking funds offshore, other people around here, particularly on the republican side, no, those are legitimate deductions and not necessarily loopholes. i would be in favo

today the fbi arrested 57-year-old richard boyle of doylestown.uthorities say boyle robbed 11 banks and in montgomery and bucks counties between 2012 and 2016. they say he got away with nearly $500,000. boyle robbed the banks using a mask and a straw hat as a disguise. >> authorities in montgomery county say a woman was taken to the hospital after she was struck by her own vehicle. chopper3 over the intersection of brook road and colwell lane in plymouth township around 9:00 a.m. this morning. police say a woman in her 40's was outside of her car when it rolled over her. she was flown to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries. >>> well, we are warming up to the 70's today but april showers and even a thunderstorm are in our near future. meteorologist kate fehlinger is live on the cbs3 sky deck to tell us when the next round of vain expected to hit. hi, katie. >> high, jan. we can expect the rest of the afternoon will remain dry t the showers that moved through were scattered in nature. those clouds have parted nicely and it feels great ou

joining us on the phone tonight michael boyle ph.d. and associate professor political science at lasalle. thanks for joining us. yesterday president trump said his attitude about civil's war changed and said he wouldn't let us know when u.s. respond to this chemical attack. is this air strike a surprise, michael? >> this is a surprise. i mean even couple days ago you had both rex tillerson and secretary of state nicky haley united states saying removininga sad was not a priority n a sense as sad attacked. >> attack very close to something like bill clinton single missile attack targeted facility message to the as sad regime and the implied message we'll come after you. >> michael, harsh words tonight from secretary of state rex tillerson about russia pretty much dropping the ball keeping chemical weapons out of syria. so what does that mean for u.s u.s./russian relations? >> well, part of what's going on here i think the trump administration trying to signal a tougher line towards russia it's interesting that about the actual strike th

boyle, this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an -f. (applauding) t. c. boyle, welcome. - my pleasure. - congratulations on the book. - thank you so much. i publish books all the time, every year, and i go out on the road and every once in a while somebody says, congratulations, and i'm wondering, for what? it's like going to war when you publish a book. - no, it's like giving birth, here it is. it was long awaited. no, no, the thing about this book that i thought was especially great was it took me back, truly took me back to the mid and early 90s, you know. this is a novel based on real events. it's based on the experience

prosecutors charged boyle with robbing 11 banks in bucks and montgomery county.goes back to 2012. he stole almost a half million dollars in cash. >> the majority of these jobs were with the handgun where the suspect brandish add weapon. the true victims here are the customers at the bank, the bank tellers, the bank employees. >> prosecutors say boyle laundered the stole help money that was his photography business. now if convicted he faces live in prison. >>> philadelphia leaders are recognizing the city's cease fire organization. which is dedicated to reducing homicides and shootings. councilman derek green chose to hahn are in the group after he saw a story on fox 29 about one of its members rasheed smith. 23-year-old turned his life around after a jury convicted him on gun charges when he was just 16 years old. >>> so a little south jersey house with a big heart has just grabbed worldwide attention for its pups including our own bill anderson. see, these aren't just any dogs. their owners abandoned them. they don't have long to live but this hospice is filled

behind the get up is a man with dull and tired eyes of accused bank robber richard boyle. >> the grandindicted richard boyle with 11 counts of bank robbery and 10 counts of using firearms. >> he committed 11 robberies in bucks and montgomery counties, garnering $11,000 and making good use of the proceeds living in boils town where the neighbors were stunned. >> his family didn't answer the door of the home. >> he was a an eagles fan. he seemed like a social guy. you wouldn't think that. >> maybe because the feds say he was good at the art of diversion. >> he was laundering the money through a photography business he brought up. >> for the feds, it brought satisfaction to stamp captured in the serial bank robberies they have been investigating over the years. >> this is a message to all, we don't give up. this is a four plus year investigation. >> turns out boil just got out of prison for bank robberies. they say he went back to what he does best. if convicted h he faces 200 yeas behind bars. >> thank you, dan. a 39-year-old soccer coach fathered a child with one of his players, a 15-ye

. >>> 57-year-old rich adler boyle is charged with -- richard boyle is charged with burglaries since 2012. investigators say he got close to $500,000 and laundered the money through his photography business. >> it's surprising to hear he is an actual real criminal living among you. >> we caught the bad guy, he seemed like a nice guy. >> he faces 200 years of mandatory prison time if convicted. >> today marks phase two of the eric frein murder trial. he was found guilty of murdering a state trooper and wounded another. jurors heard from the wife of brian dixon saying it was a lonely life without her husband and her two sons are struggling. >>> scientist festival kicks off in philadelphia. franklin institute organized the festival. this is the festival's 7th year. >> i said before it's a lot fun. 4:39. after overcoming legal hurdleses, arkansas carries out its first execution in a decade. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we have showers and thunderstorm brewing out to the west. we'll talk about this and the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> storms

richard boyle is the man they call the straw hat bandit who robbed banks in bucks and manage counties between 2012 and 2016. he earned the nickname because he wore a straw hat during the heist. if convicted boyle faces more than 200 years behind bars. >>> happening today, the philadelphia science festival kicks off in philadelphia. the 9 day festival features more than 80 events including a science carnival at penns landing. the franklin institute organizes the festival with the help of other local companies. this is the 7th year for the science festival. >> meteorologist karen rogers is tweaking the forecast, but you're watching rain coming in. >> reporter: we're looking at showers and thunderstorms, some of the area getting it. look at storm tracker 6 live double scan through the area, you can see to the north and west of the city currently. they are moving eastward heading toward the i-95 corridor. let's go in closer with double scan. you're wet in allentown and reading and lancaster. you can see the showers and thunderstorms trying to fire up. not looking at lightening strikes. ea

up next, congressman brendan boyle joins us live with what he wants to see happen next. following ad is being condensed for your viewing convenience. so i just switched to geico. what took you so long? i know, i saved a ton of money on car insurance. that's what i'm talking about! geico also gives you 24/7 access to licensed agents! booooyah. good game, you really crushed it. no son, geico crushed it. ♪ ♪ >>> syrian strikes. breaking overnight, we're learning the toll these missiles took after president trump issued an assault order. and the backlash against his actions. >>> little girl kidnapped. a 4-year-old girl snatched off a delaware street and later found safe. now concern is growing as police search for her abductor. >>> drive to save lives. a campaign starts to keep drivers in our area safe. we'll tell you what interstate that's going to be on police radar. >>> 6 thie:30 on this friday, g morning, "nbc10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll get to erika martin and the most accurate first alert forecast. >> chilly, temperatures not seasonall

boyle worries his most vulnerable constituents may be hit the hardest. >>> youngsters got an unforget table educational experience today at american swedish historical museum in philadelphia. >> kyw news radio justin udo was there for the lesson which involved some sheep. >> reporter: spring is here and that means blooming flowers and chirping bird and time for sheep to be sheared. today students visiting american museum historical museum saw sheep firsthand and learned about shearing. >> it helps kid understand where wool comes from and how clothing is made and come from a rack at a store. wool starts from an animal. that is what we try to do is expose them to the actual animals and kind of go every step of the process. >> reporter: even though this was an educational moment, many of the kid had their mind on other things. , they are kite. >> fluffy. >> i feeded them. >> they feed tour a sheep sharing activity at their museum because raising sheep is such a major way of life in sweden. >> sheep are an important resource in sweden for making clothing and we connect it back to each oth

prosecutors have charged boyle with robbing 11 banks in montgomery and bucks counties.ating back to 2012. now agents say he stole almost a half million dollars in cash. >> majority of these jobs were -- were with the handgun where,, when the suspect brandished a weapon. the true victims here are the customers at the bank, the bank tellers, the bank employees. >> prosecutors say boyle laundered the stolen money through his photographer business. now if convicted, he faces live in prison. >>> are you ready for some football. >> yes. >> i know you are nfl released 2017 schedule a couple hours ago and eagles play five prime time games including one on christm christmas. let's highlight some of the games for you. first, the birds open the season on the road against washington on september 10th. the home opener is not until september 24th against the giants. the bye comes november 12th more avenue mid season rest. how about this? the eagles play three games on the west coast they have the chargers octobe october 1st in los angeles, remember the chargers moved to la and then t

and the crimes began in 2012 shortly after boyle got out of prison for a previous bank robbery. >> in the course of the bank robberies, he obtained close to $500,000 and is looking at for these offenses over 200 years in mandatory prison time. >> boyle is also charged with money laundering. and set up a photography business to hide the proceeds >>> and a fire that shut down -- the firefighters arrived they found flames shooting from the back of the boyco funeral home and "action news" was told there are residential apartments in the back of the building and officials believe that the fire started in one of those residents. >>> and a crash in montgomery county sent four people to the hospital and the cars collided and one flipped on to the roof on southbound route 476 near the exit for the schuylkill expressway all of this happened at 11:00 this morning. no word just yet on the severity of the injuries here. >> a local university is hoping to breathe new life into atlantic city. leaders broke down on the highly anticipated gateway project, john rawlins joins us live from the boardwalk

the bureau says richard boyle was difficult to identify because of the various hats he wore in the hold ups. investigators they dubbed him the straw hat bandit. he is now in jail. prosecutors have charged boyle with robbing 11 banks in montgomery and bucks county, dating back to 2012. agents say he stole almost a half million-dollar in cash. >> majority of these jobs were with a handgun where the suspect brandished a weapon. true victims here are the customers at the bank, the bank tellers, the bank employees. >> prosecutors say boyle laundered stolen money through his photography business. if convicted he faces life in prison. >>> water now back on in southwest philadelphia but the street is still blocked off and it may stay that way for a while. we will show you the scene at wheeler street. so that is a big mess. my goodness. they have basically a swimming pool in the middle of their street. neighbors called us. we have learn that the water department found a water main break in the 8-inch water main on wednesday. so they fix that problem but the whole is still there because the city

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boyle: thank you. i have to say, the working people of not just ohio, but this country are very lucky to have marcy kaptur fighting for them and for your years of service. there is no other passionate champion for working americans in this house than the gentlelady from ohio. mr. speaker, i come here not with a prepared text, but really to speak from my heart. as a son of two hardworking parents who were working in industries that were supported organized labor, and it depresses me to see the great decline in our work force today that is in a union. now, the subject that we're speaking about tonight is about the trade deficit. and i just started talking about union. to some it might seem as if i'm off topic. but there's no question the two are absolutely related. now, mr. speaker, i do want to correct a fallacy that sometimes is out there about those of us who may be critical about nafta and other trade deals. i am not anti-trade. i recognize that the united states of america, despite being a large cou

boyle faces 200 years behind bar. >>> the camden county police department has 48 new officers.ey were sworn in outside of the police administration building. after that the officers when into the neighborhoods of the city to introduce themselves to residents, house by house. >>> and philadelphia animal control is looking for a new home for an unlikely house pet. >> check it out a small alligator there that was found after firefighters put out a fire in tacony. it was in an apartment over a barber shop. philadelphia law bans wild animals in homes. the owner surrendered the reptile to animal authorities. >> we don't need him in our house. >>> time for spring adventure, youngsters are enjoying driving construction machinery. adam joseph is in a favor the spot for little and big kids. digger land in west berlin, new jersey. eyes on the road adam -- >> yes, i am trying to drive with two hands and hold a microphone. this is called the argot another ride that again you don't have people here that work here that actually take you on a lot of these rides, do you them yourself and it's f

boyle wore everything from a straw hat to band an ybandannas face. >>> the bill's author says arming teachers will improve safety of students, teachers and school staff. critics are vowing to prevent the passing. governor tom wolf opposes the bill and says that he will veto it if it gets to his desk. in a statement, the governor said, school personnel shouldn't be told the only help they'll get from harrisburg to make schools safer is an option to carry a loaded gun around their students. >>> to a setback for lower marian school district as it fights to keep a tax increase it imposed on residents. a judge ruled that the district had to cut the tax from 4.4% to 2.4%. the school district appealed. today that appeal was denied. the case started when a local lawyer filed suit that the district was asking for more money than it needed from taxpayers as it sat on a multimillion dollar surplus. the school district says the latest ruling doesn't prove wrongdoing and it will continue a challenge. the attorney is calling for a refund. >>> happening now, parents, teachers and school leaders in

debut took place and danny boyle's "slum dog millionaire."rs in the miniseries, "guerrilla." here is a look at the trailer. ♪ >> i taught english to immigrants. there was a misunderstanding. >> what kind of misunderstanding? you are in trouble? i don't think we have anything for you. >> don't give up. >> we are just on her way. >> leave him alone. >> we need to do something. whatever happens next, it starts with working for change. >> what we need is people who believe what we believe. >> you think you are free, but you are not. we need your help. we are trying to liberate a political prison. >> of full mission idea. foolish idea. >> one day, they are going to ask what we did. the government lies to you. it oppresses you. to be abouto has ideals. police to be accountable. leaders, that is what is required. >> you are here because you are black. we are the children of the colonies that built this empire. >> strong in our pride. ♪ >> they're going to give us something to remember. >> tell the police where to find us. >> just trying to keep you

prosecutors have charged boyle with rock -- robbing 11 banks. he stole almost a half million-dollar, if convicted, he faces life in prison. >>> a fire fighter battling flames, in linden, pennsylvania, end up getting caught on fire. you can see right below it land right on his back. he catches on fire. his collogues see that they warn him, they tell him, they put it out a now person that took that video says that fire fighter is doing fine and recovering. >>> dramatic video there we have a lot of news on this very busy friday. we will get to all that when we come right back. >>> it is a struggle. three of the first four games are on the road, again, begin the season at washington in their home opener that will be against the giants in week number three. eagles will make three, west coast trips, twice, to l.a. and once to seattle. the seattle and l.a. rams games will be back to back. tough, break. >>> to the phillies they take on the mets and, the guys got to him early. miguel franco hits one to left it is over, his head and one run would come in.

i want to discuss that and more with congressman brendan boyle. he's a democrat from pennsylvania.house foreign affairs committee. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> so you see jason chaffetz, the republican chairman, elijah cummings, the ranking member of that oversight committee, they're both calling the situation extreme lly troubling. what needs to happen next? >> i think, wolf, clearly that while jason chaffetz used the term inappropriate, they both used the term troubling, i'll use a different term and that's criminal. when you have someone who was at that point the national security adviser to be accepting $45,000 from the russian government, not disclosing that information to the white house, that in and of itself is criminal. and then second, the judgment of president trump to appoint this person to head the nsc and now after the fact not cooperating with an investigation, it's yet another layer, a part of this larger trump/russia investigation that needs to continue both on the fbi side as well as here in congress with the house committee and senat

congressman brendan boyle wants congress to vote on a policy against syria. >> this is the time to act and decide what our policy is going to be, before we end up sleep walking into a larger war with russia. >>> back here in our area a response by the syrian community. community members fear big sequences if president assad is defeated in syria. >> isis will be in damascus, after that, jordon, lebanon and within a month be in europe. it would be chaos. it would be chaos all over the area, not just that area. >> the demonstrators believe assad is flawed, but his government is the safest option for family members living there. >>> president donald trump praising the confirmation of neil patrick harris who -- neil gorsuch who was nominated and confirmed yesterday. justices are required to take two oaths, one by the constitution and one by federal law. gorsuch's nomination after senate republican used the nuclear option doing away with the need of 60 votes. it was confirmed of a vote of 54 to 45. >>> the time 5:37 a.m. u.s. senators from new jersey urging their colleagues in washington, d.

investigators say boyle stole nearly half a million dollars.use him of hiding the money in the accounts of his aerial photography business. >>> the allentown police department is buying a high school tech tool to teach officers about when to use deadly force. you're looking at the simulatos. an officer uses a laser gun to practice how to react to different situations like breaking up fights or an active shooter at a school. >>> and a new project is expected to help revitalize atlantic city. governor chris christie helped break ground on the atlantic city gateway yesterday. the project will give stockton university a new campus. the gateway includes new headquarters for south jersey gas. it is expected to be finished in the fall of next year. >>> in delaware, vacationers in rehoboth beach this summer will have a chance to enjoy a new ride at funlands on the boardwalk. the super flip 360 features a pendulum which will flip and drop riders -- no, thanks. it replaces the old super flip. funland opens for the season on may 13th. fun. yeah. i'll -- i

. >> brendan boyle called for an investigation.ors ordered united to investigate best practices as to how this could happen by a person cleared by the ts and with a purchased ticket. governor chris christie called on the governor of transportation to do a thorough review to be completed april 30th. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> annie, thank you. tomorrow the united ceo will give an interview on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >> a street is closer to reopening as crews made significant progress restoring the roadway. the street's department poured concrete to fill in the hole between walnut and locust. tomorrow morning they start working with asphalt. this began 24 hours ago with the repair of a water break. it got complicated because there were live wires underground. the city expects to have water flowing again by tomorrow evening's rush hour. it happened on the 72nd street of rodney street. a gunman fired at a late model jaguar hitting the driver twice while the driver was stopped at a stop sign. d

boyle allegedly laundered that stolen money through his aerial photography business. >>> delaware man under arrest accused of a rash of burglars in claymont. someone saw 30-year-old jeffrey, break into the bp gas station last night on philadelphia pike and they reported it to police. when the cops arrested him he burglarized that same gas station two other times this month. along with a family dollar store he's now facing a number of charges. >>> mounting frustrations and anger for people who live in a section of southwest philadelphia. their main way in and out of the neighborhood has been blocked for days thanks to a big hole. the water department says it's a tricky issue. our jeff cole is working on this one and joins us live to explain. jeff? >> reporter: iain, in old city like philadelphia with an aging infrastructure it is not uncommon for there to be big holes in the street due to water main breaks but they are no less frustrating. on the 6100 block of wheeler there's a pool in the middle of the street residents want drained it's it's been very aggravating. you can't get in out

fbi agents arrested 57 year-old richard boyl. today. he is accuse odd robbing 11 banks across montgomery and bucks counties between 2012 and 2016. investigators say he got way with a large sum of cash but if convicted he could face serious jail time. >> the course of these bank robberies, he has obtained close to $500,000, and he is looking at for these owe even ifs, over 200 years in mandatory prison time. >> investigators say boyle tried to launder some stolen money through a personal photography business. >>> south philadelphia man is in jail nate after police say he sexually assaulted a 15 year-old girl who played on his soccer team, authorities say 39 year-old francisco contreras was arrested near his home in the 700 block of south street. police believe that he paid the girl for sex, after she asked him for a job with his cleaning business, and then fathered a child with her. contreras was acting director of youth soccer at the playground, he is charged with statutory sexual assault and other related charges. >>> sun came out toda

. >> reporter: but lasalle political science professor mike boyle says it must be part of a defined strategy. >> i think the bigger issue isn't necessarily this strike. it's a larger question about what are we doing we're currently bombing a large number of countries. isis is spreading as a force one of the questions we have to ask very hard question are attacks like these strategically useful, crow 88ing more terrorists than their stopping. >> as for defining the success of the bombing it's hard to do. information from isis is unreliable f the pentagon gets critical information it will likely want to keep that confidential. lucy. >> thank you brad. >>> almost a year to the day that amy francis joyner died after a fight in her high school bathroom. a delaware judge has convicted two of her classmates. the judge convicte convicted 17d found guilty of criminally negligent homicide another to conspiracy. the judge acquitted the third teen charged. >> one of things that was shared from the family is, and this is a direct quote, had everyone raised their child the way that the joyner francis fami

. >> wilson throws a counter hit at boyle and flattened the big fella. >> reporter: his physical playlain his strong defensive results. >> look at that. wilson makes the effort. >> reporter: his full-strength expected goals against per 60 of 2.1 is 5% better than any other caps forward. hits may not win games, but tom wilson shows they can slow your opponent down. and that's the winner's view. >> the wizards were to go with a clunker in game 3 last night in atlanta. that series just got a whole lot more interesting, didn't it? john wall was pretty much the only guy to show up for the game 3 loss. as for his backcourt, they struggled mightily. game 4 tomorrow night. they are still up 2-1. >> i like his shots. he is going to have to keep shooting them. we got to keep getting him open looks like we have. you know, every player will go through a stretch of a game or a few games where you don't shoot the ball well. he will bounce back. that guy is a big winner. you know, he is going to come out and make shots hopefully next game. >> speaking of a big winner, lebron james and the cavaliers

boyle heights no tanto".emplea da domestica de malibu "nosotros hacemos el trabajo sucio que nadie quiere hacer pues, si como dicen ellos somos jardineros, niñeras o limpiamos casas. pero nadie quiere hacer ese trabajo solo nosotros". el letreto que parecia ser uno oficial aparecio sobre la carretera pch el martes por la tarde y contaba con el logotipo de la ciudad y del condado de los angeles. carlos vega/jardinero de malibu "como todo hispano, latino e inmigrante nos ofende a todos porque todos venimos con un propósito a este país sin ofender al americano". pero no todos los hispanos que trabajan en malibu dicen sentirse ofendidos. hay quienes le encontraron el lado comico. too short no cg luis perez/trabaja en malibu "pues por parte tienen razón, no? tal vez jaja.porque es barato y hasta hacen buen trabajo". funcionarios de malibu aseguran que el cartel azul y blanco no fue colocado por la ciudad y que se trata de una broma de mal gusto. esta manana el letreto fue retirado por empleados de obras publicas.

antinarcoticos que siguieron la pista de un vehiculo sospechoso desde la frontera hasta un domicilo de boylets.. dentro del automovil los agentes encontraron 30 libras de cocaina y en el apartamento descubrieron mas droga y alrededor de 600 mil dolares, aparentemente de procedencia ilicita sot robert boese, portavoz del departamento del sheriff de los angeles "el alguacil del condado de los angeles arresto 4 hombre para transportación y venta de cocaína y a esa señora la dejamos ir" entre los 4 arrestados esta hugo rueda de 50 anos de edad, esposo de teresa vidal ..quien tras de ser liberada por agentes del sheriff..fue detenida por oficiales de la patrulla fronteriza que participaban en el operativo al no poder comprobar su estatus legal en este pais sot robert boese, portavoz del departamento del sheriff de los angeles "nosotros no creemos en este momento que esta señora estaba involucrada en transportación de drogas o posesión de drogas o nada de eso por eso la dejamos ir" sot claudia rueda, su madre fue detenida "me siento como muerta adentro mi mama es toda mi vida y la verdad no se que

in the second ot, it's a great pass before brian boyle. maple leafs win 4-3. even up the series a game apiece. they thoed toronto for game three. >> all right. thank you sir. appreciate it. happy easter to you. thank you so much for joining us. "nightly news" is next. then we'll see you again at 11:00. befoat mgm national harbor,rich take a moment to remember what life was like before winning your share of 1.5 million dollars join mlife rewards and play scratch it rich at mgm national harbor. this is monumental. ♪ >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. we begin tonight with a story we'd rather not be telling, a horrific and brutal crime tailored to the reality we live in now, a world that allows social media to broadcast in real-time. cleveland police are scrambling to find a man who they say shot someone shot blank while live on facebook. authorities say he is armed and dangerous. we will have the patterson. >> reporter: tonight terror in the streets of cleveland, a city wide murder manhun

former sharks defenseman dan boyle was on hand to present the family with some team memorabilia. >> theseuys have showing their passion for the team and although i don't know if i would do it to my house, it's pretty amazing to see. [ laughter ] >> the show of super fan dom came in time for the play-offs. the sharks play the oilers tonight at 7:00. >>> you can't touch san jose state university football. one of its coaches is inspiring players with moves he used in the '90s. it might look familiar to you. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us why. >> reporter: all it took was hearing those famous first few notes for coach alonzo carter to start moving. at first he tries shrug it off but once the players and other coaches got into it it was hammer time. ♪[ music ] >> hey, hey, my, my, my! [ rap ] >> reporter: in this viral video he bustings out his famous dance moves as the former life of the lead backup dancer to mc hammer and on a smash video. that's him back there wearing the blue pants. then and now, 25 years later, he still is light on his feet. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: were you set up on that

next we will have alan boyle and we are going to have a great panel discussion and i think peter has to leave a little bit early but we will also try to get your questions answered. it is a great honor to be here. thank you. [applause] >> i'm not going to take much time my name is alan boyle and i have the privilege of meeting peter back in 1998 when he was trying to raise all that money. the program has been continuing even after the 10 million-dollar prize was awarded. so peter is the founder and executive chairman of the foundation and as many programs devoted to promoting technological innovation in the works. so look this up for more details on that. i just want to refresh your memory about the panelist julian guthrie who you know well by now, erik lindbergh is an adventurer, artist, grandson of charles lindbergh on the board of trustees for the foundation and helped out immensely while they were trying to put all of this together and then dave was the project manager for the spaceship one project and one other thing i want to do this catch you up to date. it was followed by spa

we also heard something similar from congressman brendan boyle he wants congress to authorize any typef war. many syrians living in the united states are watching their home country under attack from a television set from their phone, to computer. this is the case with sarmad, asally, she made news when her family was blocked from coming into the united states because of president trump's travel ban. i spoke to her about 20 minutes ago by phone. >> what are you thinking right now >> my heart is bumping really fast. i am very, very angry. very angry at what's happening right now. i'm very afraid for syria because i feel they're doing what they're -- what they did in iraq they're doing if syria now. these nerve gas were used by isis to make more weapons to kill our people. >> i don't believe they're doing it no >> you don't believe that? tell me about that? you you believe that it's isis? >> i believe because if they would have investigated further what our army hit was a place where they shall making isis and these people are making the chemical weapons, and that's why it went back on t

. >>> pennsylvania congressman, brendon boyle, democrat on the house foreign affairs committee, alsog in, and says he want ryan to takings, his statement reads: as our country initiates military action against a foreign country, it is clear, that speaker ryan must immediately recall members of congress into an emergency session to debate and vote on our policy toward syria. >> the time now a 37:00n business news this morning, where you can get the worlds' strongest coffee. >> oh, that always sounds good. and what coach is doing to change his fortunes. jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning again, jill. >> good morning, jim, rahel. futures right now pointing to lower open. air strikes in syria are creating a lot of uncertainty in the global financial markets, also, sent prices for oil higher. yesterday, both the dow and the nasdaq rose 14 points. so, is this now take two for the takata airbag recall? honda recalling accords from the model year 2003 to see if the replacements airbags have the same takata inflaters behind that massive recall last year.

democrats, congressman, brian fitzpatrick, brendon boyle, among those opposing the plan saying it istrenton, trenton trying to lure new businesses to the city downtown by offering them $5,000 signing bonus, voting unanimously to use to up $50,000 as an incentive to recruit businesses, program aimed at creating cluster of retail stores on either the state, warren or broad streets. >> from the news journal this weekend, alfred alfred i. dupot for children, teen prom, more than 110 teen patients and guests? attendance, a lot of the kids missed out on their own proms because they were hospital. >> this gives them an opportunity to get dress dollars up and have a big event, good for them. >> i love. that will everybody deserves a chance to get dressed up. that's wonderful. that's look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, what a come-back for the phillies. >> pat gallen is here to break it all down, good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys, yesterday good things came in three for the phillies, we will show tha

we also heard something similar from congressman brendan boyle he wants congress to authorize any typef war. many syrians living in the united states are watching their home country under attack from a television set from their phone, to computer. this is the case with sarmad, asally, she made news when her family was blocked from coming into the united states because of president trump's travel ban. i spoke to her about 20 minutes ago by phone. >> what are you thinking right now >> my heart is bumping really fast. i am very, very angry. very angry at what's happening right now. i'm very afraid for syria because i feel they're doing what they're -- what they did in iraq they're doing if syria now. these nerve gas were used by isis to make more weapons to kill our people. >> i don't believe they're doing it no >> you don't believe that? tell me about that? you you believe that it's isis? >> i believe because if they would have investigated further what our army hit was a place where they shall making isis and these people are making the chemical weapons, and that's why it went back on t

instead of vin smith, rodriguez, tarantino boyle.do you bring elements of them into every performance you do. >> conscious thing maybe do you think about what tarantino taught you or boyle or -- >> of course. i mean over the years spike lee was such a huge impact on my life. i did he got game when i was 18. >> and harmony corrine. >> my first film he taught me everything. about being onset. my first experience of anything in rehearsal and luckily there were really rig us will about the stuff, but really i think about spike and, you know, being able to be working with denzel and working on, um, 25th hour and all of those incredible. i just luckily i've been in school. i felt like there were so many times i was onset and i'll be the fly on the wall. >> what's interesting about what she said about being in school i've always wanted to be a film maker in my life the job i get to do i get to sit down with film makers she's acting a different scenario and pick their brains and learn things about film making. >> sure. >> it's amaze wagon sh

reputedly flashed the bird, i guess would be right way to characterize it, at his wife, at brendan boyled threw coca-cola all over him. so this might not be an isolated situation. >> thank you for censoring that. [ laughter ] it's appreciated. let's move on, guys. couple topics remaining and i certainly want to get to them. but this rebuild plan in philadelphia. a little bit complicated, but breaking it down for the viewers at home, this is mayor kenney's $500 million-plan to remake city parks, recreation centers, and libraries essentially by rehabbing them and leasing them back to nonprofits. but council president darrell clarke thrown a big flag on this. he thinks that it really could be a backdoor towards privatizing parks, public spaces, libraries, as mentioned. he wants the council more involved in the bidding process, the oversight process. is that a death nail for this otherwise ambitious plan? >> i think darrell has a point, and the point is that, particularly in many of the districts where you don't have strong occupants that can get the subleases and continue the operations and

stealing half a million dollars in 11 different bank robberies in the suburbs. 57-year-old richard boyle is the man called the straw hat bandit who robbed banks in montgomery and bucks county. he earned the nickname because he wore straw hats curng -- during the heists. he faces 200 years behind bars. >> the accuweather is forecast is changing. >> reporter: it's drier on sunday. if you have a golf match on sunday it may be better for you. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have showers and thunderstorms firing up. i want to go closer with our double scan view. in media it's wet along the blue route. malvern it's starting to pick up in intensity. in norristown it will get heavier. heavier in honeybrook and coatsville. reading it's pushing toward the east. it's more towards patio. not a whole lot in philadelphia, in -- in pottstown, not a whole lot in philadelphia or trenton yet, but it's on our doorstep. the clouds have picked up, we see missing and the commodore barry bridge is getting wet down there. watch for that affecting the roads as you travel this morning. vi

boyle, this is overheard.e honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and, over time, took it on.

congressman brandon boyle wants congress to vote on a u.s. policy in syria. >> this is now the time for the united states to act and decide what our policy is going to be before we end up sleep walk into a much larger war with russia. >> back in our region reaction by a large syrian christian community in allentown to take the recent attacks was pretty strong. they deploma -- dmem -- demonstrated against the airstrikes. >> isis will be in damascus and lebanon and within a month europe, it would be chaos. >> reporter: the demonstrators believe assad may be flawed, but the safest option for syrians still living there. >> president donald trump praising the confirmation of neil gorsuch as the next supreme court justice of the united states. gorsuch was confirmed by the senate yesterday. he will be sworn in as the 113th justice on monday in separate ceremonies at the court and the white house. justices are required to take two oaths, bun by the constitution and one set by federal law. gorsuch's nomination came after the senate republicans used th

the democrat from hawaii -- congresswoman sheila jackson lee, democrat from texas, saying todayn boyleweeting is -- there is jan schakowsky, a democrat from illinois. we want to hear your statements. republicans -- is this a place where congress should get involved? is this something worthy of their attention? if so, what do you want to see? barbara, new york. -- er: host: let's go to carroll, rochester. caller: my understanding is that the plane was not overbooked. these were employees that united wanted to fly to a different location. i think it is another example of how our society has evolved and people just exist for corporations to make money, whether it is through payday loans or selling your data on the internet. we exist so the corporations can make money. really, i traveled by train or car because i am not going to be treated like part of a herd of cattle getting on an airplane. host: the reporting so far that these passengers were being bumped were employees who needs to make a flight out of louisville. priscilla is up next, dover, delaware. good morning. that -- ibelieve be

congressman brendan boyle wants congress to vote on the u.s.his is the time for united states to act and decide what our policy is going to be before we end up sleep walking into a much larger war with russia. >> a large syrian christian community in allentown reacted against the airstrike yesterday. community members say they fear consequences if president assad is defeated in syria. >> next day, isis will be in syria, lebanon, jordon and within a month in europe. it would be chaos. >> reporter: demonstrators believe that assad may be slowed, but his government may be the safest option for those still living there. >>> president donald trump praising the confirmation of neil gorsuch as the next supreme court justice of the united states. he will be sworn in as the 113th justice on monday in separate ceremonies at the court and the white house. justices are required to take two oaths, one by the constitution and one by federal law. the republicans cruised the nuclear option -- used the nuclear option to get the vote. >>> senators in new jersey

. >>> and a high-profile visitor, congressman brendan boyle a democrat visited the meals on wheels to see it firsthand. they feed 1500 home bound seniors daily. and president trump's budget would cut one-third of the funding. >>> jaime apody is here with the nfl draft. we are talking about the eagles. >> it's a year long convation, football the talk of the town as the eagles continue their voluntary spring workouts a big year for brandon graham. an eight year veteran up for the challenge of stepping into more of a leadership role with the departure of connor barwyn and make sure i'm more vocal and have fun with it and i'll bring the same approach. >> i'm excited to show it this year because i have big expectations for our team this year and i have to make sure i do what i can as a leader to help. >>> you want a true leader to root for. brett celek took a pay cut to stay with the birds. we are still over the salary cap goes from $4 million to $3 million. but this is a guy that says he wants to retire as an eagle and putting his money where his mouth is. >> brent is one of those guys ob