but what about brendon tevlin in the 19-year-old lacrosse player was gunned down on the way home from a senator a quiet new jersey suburb. and when his killer alli mohammed brown was finally caught and confessed to the murder, he called brendon a just kill in the name of jihad. "on the record" spoke to brendon's parents at his former high school. >> i really haven't thought too much about the people who did. this obviously from the reports he is not a very nice person. >> in our opinion, he he ask is a murderer and in this case i don't think he acted alone. whether down the road the law enforcement comes to the conclusion that he is involved with something bigger or whether he is self-proclaiming this for some other reason is up for the -- i figure the truth will come out. >> we are really just trying to keep brendon's memory out there and really just if anybody can, you know, get anything from it, just remember how good of a kid he was and, you know, live like brendon. >> new jersey to benghazi. on september 11th, 2012, terrorists attacked the american consulate in benghazi. four ame

thank you. [ applause ] >> hi, my name is brendon fisher. i'm general council with the center of media democracy. as taylor said there's a lot of groups that have been pushing the envelope by forming these single candidate pacts that technically avoid coordinating but others have asserted that the coordination rules really don't apply at all. the most glaring example of this is wisconsin where republican and democratic prosecutors have been investigating possible coordination between governor walker's campaign and independent groups like wisconsin corporate growth which spent millions in the elections and funneled more to other groups. the walker campaign have fought back not by arguing coordination but allowing that the rules don't apply unless they have the words vote for or vote against. if this were the case, there would be nothing stopping a candidate, special interests from speaking favors but public scrutiny could curry faf withvor with candidates without facing questions from the media. in fact this is what happened in wisconsin. as

i'm brendon smekt a homeowner an on ralph street i'm not in favor anymore continuances on this i'm infavor of the they know going through i want to speak on behalf of many of the residents who's main concern at this point is the traffic coming on ralph street and florida this planning mrafrn can get proposed with the raised sidewalk that's great we're open for some other measures that includes the cobblestones mentioned in the package and even further narrowly of the entrance to ralph. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my i'm jessica spell your last name generally in favor of the development and happy about the intersection being made safer we're disappointed it the driveway on fulsome has not been cared considered when the last meeting end it sounds like you were asking for that to be considered i'm still not to hear if it's a safe location the intersection is more dangerous at the street so i guess that's all i have to say thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. and. >> i can say we were disappointed on the fourth at that meeting not much about the streetscaping i want to

for people who needed to make modifications to their home one of the most recent ones was barbara brendon in her that came forward with lou garters disease and wanted to live in her new year's eve valley home but in order to continue to live there she needed an elevator and under the zoning ordinance she wouldn't have been able to put one in the planning staff was helpful in walking her through the various process what is so efficient about the change to the planning code it will make the process simpler and clearer and more readily assessable to all thank you, again, for this legislation and we strongly are in support. >> thank you. okay any public comment on item 3 seeing none, public comment is closed. one question i have for planning which i don't know if you'll be able to answer but i'll ask it. >> okay. >> partially rhetoric and partially really the one area that will still require secondary review in terms of the issues is the restoration we've seen a number of just because i know it's true for all my colleagues when their challenges and stuck in the planning department and taking

former eagles ball boy brendon armstrong oversaw guam balls before and after inspections back in the day. he says he never noticed any dramatic difference in the inflation of footballs. >> you could feel a softer ball, you know what i mean, if you wanted to, if you were looking at it, but i could also see in the heat of the moment that that game being played where just casino of hey this is a ball we're just playing with, they're not even thinking. >> now armstrong also said when he was with the birds he never would have thought of doing anything with or to the footballs without consent of the coaching staff or players. >> it is 5:13, here is your traffic and weather together on the 3's. >> good morning ukee. we've got not one but two separate storms basically picking backing our weekend one starts to moves in as early as late tonight then we see another one coming in by sunday night. now, storm scan3 as we start things off here, well, there is the leading edge of precipitation, guys, all rain right now little too warm across the southeastern united state for anything but plane old r

congressman patrick meehan and brendon boyle are expressing their concern over delays in redeveloping that land and wrote a letter to the navy urging the navy to complete an environmental study feed to allow horsham township to start redeveloping the property. >> i think it's a complete waste of money. government i mean spends more money just leaving it deserted. >> horsham township wants to use the land to build homes, offices, a golf course and a school. >>> get this a pair of hot air balloon pilots hope to break two long standing world records. >> slowly making their way across the pacific ocean hoping to land somewhere in north america. the pilots tweeted these photos after launching from japan on sunday. they say it's like camping in the sky. at 15,000 feet in close quarters. the pilots are hoping to break the record for longest distance traveled at more than 5,000 miles and the record for longest duration of flights of nearly 6 days. >> wow. good luck to them. >> i don't think that's a record that anyone else will attempt to challenge for a while. imagine the views. gorgeous. yo

it is now vacant and congressman patrick meehan and brendon boyle are expressed concerns about delays to redevelop the land. they want the navy's environmental study to be completed, forcing the county to redevelop the land. >> i think it's a complete waste of money. the government i mean spends more money just leaving it deserted. >> the township wants to use the land to build homes, a golf sxoers a school. >>> with new exceptions most of us in our area dodge aid bull fret old man winter. that is far from the case to our north. next we head up the coast to see how snow is hitting parts of new york and new england hard tonight. >>> light, sirens and high speed. pennsylvania state troopers were actually chasing one of their own. new video of a story you have to see. it's one of the most interesting days leading up to the football. media day, where we get to see a different side of the mrarsz. john clark joins us live. hear from players and coach as head of the biggest game of the year. >>> hailing a cab in new york city hard on any regular day, next to impossible this morning. take a l

. >>> democrat brendon boyle says he looks forward to working on the president's agenda. >> i remit a largely -- a working and middle class district where people work hard, play by the rules, pay taxes, and don't really appreciate when they see people making 10 20 $30 million a year paying zero in taxes. >> congressman boyle is bringing his brother kevin to tonight's state of the union. he's a state legislator who represents northeast philadelphia. be sure to watch president obama's state of the union address live tonight at 9:00 right here on nbc10. if you're away from your tv catch it on your smartphone or tablet by using the nbc10 app. it's a free download. >>> investigators say six people who remain missing after a mansion fire in maryland were likely inside the home when it all started. all efforts to contact the two adults and four children have been unsuccessful. they say the charred home was the family's last known location. tonight the 16,000 square-foot home is being treated as a crime scene until a cause of the fire is determined. >> we still do not have 100% proof they're

and as an attorney with the brendon for center justice at nyu school of law. we will begin with ilya shapiro. please welcome. thank you. [applause] >> well thanks very much for everyone for coming. and those of you in c-span land for watching. i hope you are enjoying your insomnia at 3:30 in the morning. by now everyone has ruled that the supreme court ruled that corporations can fire women who use birth control and religion trumps all over recourse. or that is what my twitter feed told me about the decision of burwell vs hobby lobby. it had nothing to to with the power of big business freedom to use contraception or balance constitutional concerns. hobby lobby was a straightforward statutory ruling on whether the government could override religious freedom. the supreme court ruled that corporations can't be forced to pay for their employees contraception if doing so violated their religious beliefs. let's unpack that and step back for a second. the department of health and human services including 20 contraexceptions as part of their minimum essential coverag

it is a brendon problem. the food is fine. i go there all the time.thies, coffee see -- free wi-fi. they need to get the word out. charles: consumer reports and major story on the best tasting food and they came in dead last in the burger category. we got to let you go. hold from one of those smoothies. we will talk later. now all this from the social security administration would 30% of people receiving federal disability benefits have been diagnosed with a mental disorder. cpi investigations, mental illness, i have known about the crazy check for a long time. in essentially, in my mind it is crazy in the sense that a 27-year-old man can walk into the office and say this economy is so bad i am feeling mentally i can't deal with it, they say no problem you get a check. >> having problems leading you get a check or can't focus and you get a check. charles: an amazing thing for the social security administration that such week guidelines for this but if not is hard to prove if someone has a mental problem. >> the resources to go after the people anyway

pennsylvania congressman brendon boyle joins us now. he is on the for's fares committee.hanks for being with us. i understood you spoke to the ambassador of france just yet. we will talk about that in a second. lets talk about this hack. how does this happen? first of all remind everybody what central command is. >> it is deeply disturbing. ironically i was with the fbi director in the morning just an hour before this happened. while i don't want to talk about information that is confidential, but can say is that he told us by far the biggest threat that we face and one that concerns him the most is the one or two radicalized sleeper cells somewhere in a basement, in the folks that have come from iraq or seer, yeah but folks, who are mentally disturbed and see propaganda and became column rally withized. >>> unlike ten or 15 years ago, that according to fbi director mosques are not centers of the radicalization, it is happening on line, social media, videos. that is where the danger is. if you think bit, it makes the government's job much more difficult. >> is that why th