>> bruce: it was this century!ck: you know, i've been on this planet for 55 years, you've won one. you know what, you guys are worse than notre dame fans. you're worse than notre dame fans. >> bruce: i wouldn't mind winning every 25 years. >> patrick: you cling onto that. >> anthony: i mean look, uh, chicago is a great city. >> bruce: yes, it is. >> anthony: it deserves to win, right? i mean -- >> bruce: the thing is about chicago sports fans, we got to see the greatest basketball player that ever lived. we were witnessing in our prime, in our prime we got toee this. >> anthony: ght. >> bruce: so now we, we're now holding things up to a higher standard of excellence. >> anthony: right. >> bruce: now here's where the cubs fans and sox fans join forces, to watch the bear game. >> anthony: right. >> patrick: that's something we can all agree on. >> anthony: you both hate the bears? >> bruce: no, no, we love them, but we hate them. >> patrick: we love the bears, but we just want virginia to just cash in their chips and

bruce klingner: four u.s. four star generals think north korea already has, or we have to assume they have for planning purposes, the ability to hit the united states today with a nuclear weapon. scott: that sounds daunting. bruce klingner: that's why you have growing discussion or perhaps advocacy for preemptive attacks. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ scott: hello, i'm scott thuman in for sharyl attkisson. the term "sanctuary city" has generated a lot of headlines and a lot of controversy. throughout his campaign, candidate trump spoke out against them, and less than a week after he was sworn in, signed an executive order to cut off federal funds to sanctuary cities. many local leaders responded by doubling down on their promise to protect undocumented residents. but one county in florida went the other way, immediately changing its policies. this week's cover story is "sanctuary shutdown." >> shame on

and he said well i refused to cooperate with the police and lenny bruce said, what are you?as traditional short hair stand-up comic, successful on getting ed sullivan gigs and so forth. >> here is comedian comedy star george carlin. >> que pasa. hippy dippy weather man, tonight's forecast, dark. >> at first wanted to have success. he got that success and felt that he was getting that success in a way that didn't speak to his heart. >> i used to be this guy or maybe this guy used to be me, i don't know, we were each other at one time. wasn't long ago. i liked him. he was really good. he was funny, had fun with him, did nice things for me. but there was nothing behind him, you know? he was kind of just superficial, just surface. all characters. i wasn't in there. i found out i wasn't in my own act. >> guy who picks up from lenny is george, who goes right after the taboos again, constantly picking and picking. >> and irish priests heavily into penance and punishment, couple of novenas to do, nine first fridays, five first saturdays, stations of the cross, trip to lourd's. wow.

lenny bruce said what are you, a shmuck?came up as a traditional short hair homic. >> here is the comedian comedy star george carlin. >> how is the hippy weather? tonight's forecast is dark. he wanted to have success and got that and felt he was getting that in a way that didn't peek speak to his heard. i used to be this guy. we were each other at one time. i liked him. he was good and funny and did nice things for me. there was nothing behind him. he was all karks. i found out i was not in my own act. >> the guy who picks up is george. he goes right after the ka boos and he is picking and picking. >> they were heavily into punishment. they were always pushing for plain and you were always pushing for pleasure. >> carlin would spend a year practicing the routines where every word was there for a reason. nothing was there by accident. >> my trouble was i wanted a list. here are these words i'm not supposed to say. let's have a look at them. i'll be glad to avoid them if i can see them and know what they are. you have to see t

kung fu legend bruce lee is some sort of brutal ballet.zed martial arts in screth.tern world, and changed this is the bruce lee are, yes.. him is the feeling of him. his energy, how it felt to be in his presence. >> reporter: and now b, e ce le was also bruce lee the philosophical writer. understand the depth of his le character. his knowledge, and what was really foundational about the man, which was his philosophy. your feat's writings. >> yes. >> reporter: and in the mid-20s, shannon found essays her father left behind, inclu o he continuously >> i havertis by >> i havertis by choice, and actor by profession. above all, myself to be an artist of life. >> reporter: what do you make of the fact he has nine drafts? >> he's in the process. he's working it out on the page. he has crossed out things and written in other words, in ifferent penol was a moment in time for him to very intentionally try to communicate who is bruce lee? what is he ry ab ainstream hollywood a difficul film. the 1973 classic, "enter the dragon." wanted to take out al

debate, hi you i am dade asman welcome to o folks are on fox with steve fox, liz bill sabrina john, bruce a full house a lot of people in congress, are saying that this is helping you insurers more than patients what do you think. >> i agree, of an though i said last week that yes, we need to get in reform done, it does seem to help companies more, listen, when have i heard the government say yes, ensures you are allowed to hike insurance prices 30% for if you are if you go with coverage for a year? when have you seen such corporate entitlement built on tax credits like this plan i get it need obamacare repeal and replace very did i this seems a boon for the insurance companies. >> there are taxbreaks for the insurers we can put up on screen i mean it does help them out in specific areas. >> yeah, look i think we have to think about this a long a spectrum of good better and best, we may not be at best plan just yettive moving right direction i think a lot of redeems working to repair mostly damages parts using tax cuts he equalize the employer versus individual tax situation very importan

this is the bruce lee archive?re trove, yes. >> reporter: shannon lee was 4 years old in 1973, when her father died from a traumatic brain injury. he was just 32. >> what i remember most about him is the feeling of him. his energy, how it felt to be in his presence. >> reporter: and now, we're learning bruce lee the fighter was also bruce lee the philosophical writer. >> i don't think a lot of people understand the depth of his character. his knowledge, and what was really foundational about the man, which was his philosophy. >> reporter: these are some of your feat's writings. >> yes. >> reporter: and in the mid-20s, shannon found essays her father left behind, including one that he rewrote during the last year of his live. >> above all, actual wising myself to be an artist of life. >> reporter: what do you make of the fact he has nine drafts? >> he's in the process. he's working it out on the page. he has crossed out things and written in other words, in different pen colors. it was a moment in time for him to ve

david: bruce, should we trim the fat? >> listen, i'm all for trimming the fat, but when you have this white house that's engaged in its own bracket of march madness here, you're going to have to clone people like nikki haley to calm the diplomatic blunders of the president who keeps bringing up crazy surveillance allegations and ticking off the british and also, they're not talking with the same voice here, you have rex tillerson saying you want to cut diplomates, which is fine, but meanwhile, the defense department wants to increase defense, i don't know if this will pass-- >> the point is that a place like the u.n. is run terribly. they waste money, and these cuts do the very least, i would think, to try to tackle some of that. >> yeah, i don't think they cut enough. in my perfect world, what they would have done, wouldn't have appointed anyone to the u.n., but we've got to remember the protecting the free world comes at a major expense to our safety and the health of the u.s. economy. these dollars would otherwise fund

let's go in focus with steve forbes, rich, elizabeth mack jond, bruce. and steve, too much or too little? >> barely beginning. it's not take to take where spending was five or six years ago and the air force is run down, the average aircraft 27 years, navy the smallest, army is run down and equipment around the world. you look around the world, the world is falling apart. we have to do the rebuild and do it fast. david: john, it sounds like an upgrade. >> no, we don't, the 54 billion is way too much. that would render the u.s. the 7th largest military end inspector in the world. we don't have a problem of spending too much on a military. we're spending too much on a military that has too much globally that is nothing to do with our national defense. cut defense spending and defend the u.s. david: rich, it's true as a percent of gdp our military spending is nowhere near where it used to be and nowhere near other countries. russia spends on the military and we spend half that, 3.3%, what do you think? >> yeah, and we don't even know what china's is. look,

fox 29's bruce gordon is live in upper darby at the scene of that fire. bruce?rter: iain, we've her these kinds of stories before. the family's life saved because the pet dog bark out warning. well, the clark family of upper darby wants you to know cats can be heroes, too. small army of firefighters from upper darby and drexel hill battled high winds to contain the blaze that gutted this two two-story twin home on anderson avenue wednesday morning. no one was hurt. thanks in part to the clark family kitty cat. bernadette clark, her husband and adult daughter were home around 9am when bernadette put her three-year-old female tortoise shell cat mishka into upstairs front bedroom. the idea to keep her away from the family's one-year-old male cassanova. they don't get along all that well. short time later -- >> i heard these terrible mourn full cries that i never heard come out of her. so i thought, my god, something has to be terribly wrong. so i ran up and she ran out and the entire front of the house was on fire. i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: clarks got out

because there are these associations, bruce is right there. doctor associations inside the beltway that claim to speak for all doctors, but frankly, their doctors involved in this are what-- the secretary involved most closely in this is a doctor, rand paul is a doctor and here are a lot of doctors that are working to make this happen. >> they don't speak for everybody and they're the ones who can give us obamacare in the first place, which a lot of physicians opposed and done away with a lot of individual practices. in the real world in terms of the tax credits, maybe after the negotiations, these tax credits can be made like school vouchers, where the patient. david: that's an idea. >> can go in the market and start to get-- >> i would like to be in charge of my own money. >> the house bill is a step in that right direction and i hope we tweak it and we're on the way to a free market. david: bruce, i wants to check your consistency, when obamacare passed were you the carve out for insurance companies back then? because, remember, they got a

his energy, how it foeblt in his presence. >> and now we're learning bruce lee the fighter was also bruceriter. >> i think a lot of people don't understand the depth of his character, his knowledge and what was really foundational about the man which was his philosophy. >> so these are some of your father's writing? >> yes. and drawings. >> in her mid-20s shannon discovered dozens of letters and essays her father left behind including the one he continuously rewrote. >> i always and about marital artist by choice, an actor by profession but actualizing myself to be an arty of life. >> what do you make of the fact that he has nine draft. >> he's in process. he's working it out on the page. you can see it. he has crossed out things and written other words in different pen colors. it was a moment in time for him to very intentionally try to communicate who is bruce lee. what is he really about. >> it was a difficult moment in his life. he was finally achieving his goal of making a mainstream hollywood film. the 1973 classic "enter the dragon." but shannon says the studio wanted to take out a

. >> i meet bruce brock at the museum.w history buff, he and dave hawkins went way back. >> i was proud to be his friend. he was a good businessman, he was a good father, a good husband, a great neighbor, and a good community guy. >> i understand coin collecting and car collecting, but tractors, bruce -- tractors? what was he thinking? >> these are a representation of the past that farmers and farm families and farm relations really enjoy looking at because it brings back memories. >> tractors are part of iowa's history. in 1892, john froelich invented the practical gas-powered tractor in a tiny village about 300 miles east of here. the mechanization of farming helps america become an agricultural giant. >> alex, are you in here? >> there he is. >> and even though none of dave's four children tills the soil like he did, he does share his passion for tractors with his grandson, alex. >> i can remember as young as 3 or 4 years old, riding in the combine with my grandpa and taking naps on the floor, and if we weren't doing th

. >> bruce, the definition is really helping out a small group of businesses and everybody else pays for it. is this an example of that? >> it certainly is. you have the situation with these insurance companies and a lot of people, paul ryan and others have brought up this whole idea that obamacare is in a death spiral because of what the aetna ceo said but his company wasn't able to successfully manage the cost ofç care. they pulled out of florida, but florida blue cross is in it and making money. they've screened other patients it may have 800,000 customers. this is now, they will get to sell what they want, and it's not going to cover benefits and charge what they want. that's not going to change. >> there's a phrase inside the beltway called car valves. this is a work in progress, it may change, but does this concern you? >> not so much. in any bill you will have interest try to weigh in. the key thing is you have more flexibility in the market and less of discrimination between young people and old people, young people have to subsidize old people, that goes down a bit. to get t

. >> i meet bruce brock at the museum.w history buff, he and dave hawkins went way back. >> i was proud to be his friend. he was a good businessman, he was a good father, a good husband, a great neighbor, and a good community guy. >> i understand coin collecting and car collecting, but tractors, bruce -- tractors? what was he thinking? >> these are a representation of the past that farmers and farm families and farm relations really enjoy looking at because it brings back memories. >> tractors are part of iowa's history. in 1892, john froelich invented the practical gas-powered tractor in a tiny village about 300 miles east of here. the mechanization of farming helps america become an agricultural giant. >> alex, are you in here? >> there he is. >> and even though none of dave's four children tills the soil like he did, he does share his passion for tractors with his grandson, alex. >> i can remember as young as 3 or 4 years old, riding in the combine with my grandpa and taking naps on the floor, and if we weren't doing th

thank you much bruce gordon.n central pennsylvania dad built a hillary clinton key ring in his backyard but township wants him to take it down. you see that thing. it's a full sized hockey ring. terry beam built this for his two boys at their home in south middleton township. beam did the same thing last year with no complaints. but now the town says the ring violating a drainage easement. needless to say his sons are bummed. >> kids want to have fun. let them. >> yeah. come over my house and play hockey. >> they do have a glimmer of hope. township officials say the beam which is keep the ring if they move it to a different part of the yard. i'm thinking that would be really really difficult to do. how do you move that? >> well, i don't know. good luck with that. >> all right. let's get back to the fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look at ben franklin parkway as we dig out from the winter storm. the story now of course ice and wind. >> let's get back over to meteorologist kathy orr. kathy you were sa

amy: bruce cumings, would you like to weigh in on this?> i agree with christina was very odd this was done in a venue where there are all kinds of people milling about and security cameras there. with the north koreans want to assassinate someone, they send a caringsassin and he is poison so that if he is captured after the assassination, before he is captured, he will commit suicide and then they can deny everything and blame it on the south korean special services. .his was a very odd event also, it occurred in malaysia, which is a country that had freely relations with north korea. one of the few non-communist advanced countries that north koreans and malaysians could go back and forth without visas. they poisoned if north korea did this, which one has to assume they did. i mean, who else didn't it? is basically poison the relations with malaysia. it feeds into the world media image of kim jong-un assembly just chopped someone set off when they disagree with him, whether it is his uncle or some of the else. in this case, his half-brothe

is bruce allen making the decisions right now. fans are not happy. here's a question, will the teae even higher another gm or will bruce allen assume those dutiesi >> that's a good question. i guessod we'll see. they're not saying anythinging about who is calling the shots. all we know he's gone. scott mccloughan is gone so moving forward it's anybody'sboy guess. we have a sense of how the fans are angry.gry. how they're showing their displeasure. we're going to talk about that a little l later on tonight. l this is not l the distraction yt want to see on the first day of free agency in the nfl.th this is not the off season anyan of us want. > thank you very much.er to montgomery county now, thethe acf is doing the search for twor men who broke in and robbed a montgomery county begun shop overnight. take a look.k. this is surveillance video. they got away with more than 30 guns.gu fox5's marina maracco is in rockville with the latest. >>reporter: authorities believr what you're about to see was a well orchestrated heist. this is surveillance video pr

bruce is live at chester police headquarters with the latest. bruce? >> reporter: dawn, if you are a newspaper reader in delaware county you may have notice the the front cover of the daily times a story on a new report labeling the city of chester as the most dangerous city in pennsylvania. ayesha peterson doesn't need to read about the violence. she lives it every day. if peterson moves for sale sign in her front window just a few feet over, she could cover up the bullet hole in her blinds. evidence of the latest shoot em up on her block. >> you want out? >> yes, of course. yes. yes. report roar back in 2010 peterson was among more than 41st-time home buyers enticed to invest in the brand new wellington heights neighborhood. with a new pro soccer stadium nearby and a casino bringing in big tax revenues, city leaders promised crime ravaged chester was on its way back. >> you're exactly the kind of person they want that chester. >> yes. >> the new and ill proved chester. >> yes. >> cecelia and andrea are her neighbors. they say they bought the same sal

the highest ranking, rear admiral bruce loveless, now retired. a former intelligence officer for the 7th fleet. prosecutors say defense contractor leonard francis, nicknamed "fat leonard," seen here in this navy league photo, bribed his so called "wolf pack" of officers in exchange for classified information and preferential access for his company servicing ships in the pacific. >> this is a level of corruption in rot that is unprecedented in the history of the united states navy. >> reporter: one dinner bill in hong kong, topping $20,000. another raunchy party allegedly held at the macarthur suite in manila, seen here on the hotel's website. all the while, prosecutors say the company was overcharging bilking the navy out of tens of millions of dollars. >> and martha raddatz with us here in new york tonight. this investigation has been going on for quite some time now. how many officers now involved? >> reporter: really epic numbers, david. 20 former or current navy officers charged in this scandal. admiral loveless put in a not guilty plea, but

bruce?reporter: it's been a week of snow and sleet and subfreezing temperatures but we found some folks beating the winter blues with the help of a little bit of a prank on mother nature. my story is ahead. iain. >> all right, bruce. keep it here. don't go anywhere. now with tomorrow' traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. watch for the falling ice everywhere. even here on the delaware memorial bridge where the outside lanes were blocked all day today. some of the septa bus routes still on detour. check the system status before you head out that front door tomorrow. septa.org or i put links on my facebook and twit pages. we'll be in for another icy start to tomorrow but, hey, it's st. patrick's day. we'll be looking for the leprechauns. grab your sha lay lee and meet me tomorrow party mcgee "good day philadelphia" st. patrick's party kicks off at 7:00 o'clock. i'll have my breakfast with bob segment in the 9:00 o'clock ho hour. free admission and it's free breakfast or for ev

they still have that house. >> thank you so much, bruce johnson.oking forward to seeing that. >> it's always great to get your insight on these kinds of events. it was a dark day in washington for sure. >>> a controversial video spreading quickly across the internet shows a homeless man in charlotte being told to do push-ups for money. thousands of people have taken to social media to blast the wrapper who reportedly posted that video on his instagram feed . but one woman decided talking about it wasn't enough. she went out to find him. so did the reporter. >> reporter: with hundreds of thousands of clicks, tweets, and posts, the watch. >> i didn't really want to do it, but i did it anyway. >> bill witten, who has parkinson's disease, cancer, and lives in a tent tried not to think about the fact that he was being recorded. all he wanted was dinner. >> anybody thinks they can be homeless real quick, i've got news for them. you can go homeless real fast. >> enter the man who found bill and took him under her wing. >> that's how i was raised. if someo

bruce bickford has never spent long without clay in his hands.ned 70 and is as productive as ever. >> i am not very good at defining what i do. i just have to do it. [laughter] reporter: bruce bickford does not speak much about his work, but he is widely regarded as a legendary artist. he has been called a master of animated films and a revolutionary of music videos. his work for frank zappa saw figures dancing across the screen. often whimsical and sometimes sinister, even gruesome. ♪ >> i feel positive about the world. it is just the dark stuff is everywhere. you cannot get away from it. reporter: he brings the dark stuff to life in his films, models and drawings -- they all have one thing in common, they are overflowing with detail. why? >> why not? it is more fun to have a busy seeing going on. reporter: he takes his time working with clay, forming it and modeling the most delicate of features. some of his models are a few millimeters tall and many will make -- were made 30 or 40 years ago. all of them bear his fingerprints. >> you don't have

fox 29's bruce campus and for my the subject matter, bruce, really doesn't matter. >> reporter:charlesurray yourn precedes you. earl this month ptests shut down a maury at middle berry college in vermont. here at villanova violence but plenty of anger. charles murray had barely tk ons impact on liberty long run when pair of faculty protestershed with school officials. >> standoff delayed police he id the demonstrators from gary haul. >> applause, applause muchre whk resumed so did the protests school's reputation connected to a pseudo scientist. >> murray writings on gender, socio economic status and intelligence have generated heated debate country and nil vo was clearly no exception. >> if you consider listening the certainly is flat you should lit zen to him. >> some wondered are all theseen murray' views? >> i think it's easy to call inl someone a white supremacist or miut -- >> have you actually read his material. >> exactly. can you back that up with evidence. >> reporter: murray f controvern this speech would be disappointed. some of those watching the protest wondered if misgui

bruce, you've got to go. >> their beloved general manager scot mccloughan gone. now they want the same fate for bruce allen. >> it's perfect symbolism. the weather, the turn out. everything. >> under statement of the day, you could say their spirits were dampened. >> i just turned 28 years old. i don't have a lot of good times under my belt. i was four years old the last time we won the super bowl. >> everyone wants a team free from interference. he's credited with getting respectable winning records. meddling. >> the drama won't be over until he and bruce are gone. >> for these fans when it rains it pours and they want to leave the front office with one message. >> get it together, put the egos aside, focus on football. winning cures all guys. winning cures all. >> in ash burn, wusa 9. >> social media on fire too. front office remains a mess. big thanks to scot mccloughan for giving us hope. now we're back to the soap opera. the firing was wrong. the timing was wrong. your dysfunction is real and disgusting. not sure why i'm still a fan. we'd love to hear what y

fox 29's bruce gordon joins us live from campus and for murray the subject matter, bruce, really doesn'tatter. >> reporter: no, when you're charles murray your reputation precedes you. earl this month violent protests shut down a maury at middle berry college in vermont. here at villanova tonight no violence but plenty of anger. charles murray had barely begun this t >> testing. >> testing. >> testing. >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. officials. >> standoff delayed murray's speech until police he is cored the demonstrators from gary haul. >> applause, applause much applaud us agrees when the talk resumed so did the protests outside. >> do you want this school's reputation connected to a pseudo scientist. >> murray writings on race, gender, socio economic status and intelligence have generated heated debate across the country and nil vo was clearly no exception. >> if you consider listening to someone that believes that the certainly is flat you should lit zen to him. >> some wondered are all these protesters fully versed in murray' views? >> i think it's easy to call someone. really ince

fox 29's bruce gordon joins us from center city where spring is in full bloom. bruce?reporter: well it depends on where you look. behind me we've got street crews out here at 15 many and jfk doing their best to crash their way through a pile of icy rocky snow out there to help the pedestrians out but over at the pennsylvania convention center, well, they played a little bit of a prank on mother nature and that's helping folks beat the winter blues. outside the temperature was dropping. to the mid 20s by the pre-dawn hours of friday. everywhere you looked were signs of dreariness of winter. but inside the pennsylvania convention center thursday dreary is replaced by dazzling, nature putting on a show. >> it's god's creation. just amazing. >> it's warm in here. beautiful color it feels like spring. it's nice experience. >> reporter: that experience is the result of a massive prank on mother nature. just about all these flowers have been trick flood blooming at just the right time. this week well ahead of their natural rebirth. chilled to 37, 38 degrees around the first o

thank you, bruce. >>> now to fox 29 weather authority.as we take a live look at trenton on what was a beautiful day and weather is going to get warmer bite end of the week but first we need to deal with colder temperatures as the roller coaster ride continues. >> all right. let's check in with meteorologist kathy orr for more on that. kathy? >> it's still continues. we're looking at a sunny afternoon. very pleasant. remember the sun doesn't set till about 7:15 so a few more hours to get out now in philade. i think we'll make it to 60. 58 in allentown. millville, dover at 58 degrees. look at atlantic city. 60, 47 in the poconos. we have a west northwesterly wind but a cold front is moving in. it's right here to the north and toronto you can see the snow showers associated with it. this moves through tonight and tomorrow turns blustery. overnight low temperatures mainly in the 30s. around freezing in pottstown. 31 in allentown. 22 in the poconos. so it's about a wintry change, a chill during the day tomorrow with wind chills only in the 20s

for family friend sheila bruce - the details confirmed her biggest fear. worst nightmare imaginable... the documents also show that police believe vasquez's niece, 21-year-old ashely colemen - was attacked with a knife, but so far -- the motive in the case has not been revealed. salvador vasquez-oliva is facing four counts of murder...... he is expected back in court next month. meanwhile, the memorial outside of the family's south land park continues to grow....family members in the bay area are asking for help....they set up this go fund me page not just for funeral expenses but to make sure they can afford to come to sacramento each time vasquez-oliva is in court. " they weren't excited to do this, they were kind of resistant at first but a bunch of friends kept asking so finally the woman who started it got permission from the family to do it,... " :00 ááá (steve)that was erik rucker reporting.. the suspect did ánotá enter a plea today... he will be back in court next month. (pam) tonight -- six men are now facing charges of attempted murder of an orinda school board member. back

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our bruce gordon is live in mayfair with the day after. bruce? >> reporter: yeah iain the latest snowfall this afternoon and frankly got heavy for a little while there wrapped up within just the last couple of minutes. if you told philadelphians instead of a nine or 10-inches of snow they had been expecting they'd get only maybe five or six they might have been cheering except that instead we got sleet. which turned to slush which refroze overnight and now we're dealing with this. the snowflakes that fell wednesday afternoon tiny, light, dry, or little resemblance to the icy pellets that coated the city and region a day earlier. folks on the 3500 block of k street spent the day after chiseling parked cars out of a shovel morning link mountain of refrozen slush. elijah joyner probably could have pushed the mushy precipitation off his 2009 crown victoria tuesday afternoon. instead he spent much of wednesday afternoon chipping his car out of his parking spot. >> did you think about maybe i should get this out of here while the getting is good before

bruce?> reporter: chris, the coach in question is well known throughout the local youth hockey community. in fact woman i talked to who remembered him from his days coaching and running clinics in wilmington, delaware, said he was well liked and well respected by the kids. well tox night, he's face 11 counts of sexual contact with a minor. investigators in new jersey and delaware say 55-year-old walter tracy ferinden taught buys ice hockey and then took a piece of their innocence. gloucester county prosecutor sean dalton. >> it's the most reprehensible behavior one could imagine. >> reporter: 1990's through 2010 ferinden coached youth ice hockey and ran clinics while affiliate thaffiliated with theb in wilmington. in new jersey, prosecutors say while running clinics at the holly dell ice arena sewell during the summer of '94 far rin den coached a 12-year-old boy. >> his actions are pretty typical of someone who is engaging in this type of criminal behavior. there's a period of grooming of th

right. >> that's right, bruce. former campaign rifles met today to discuss how to combat the opioid epidemic. the president just a month shy of his 100th day in office and now he's asked governor christie to take the lead to launch a white house commission to fight the drug crisis. it's become huge problem across the country and in our area. the governor joined mr. trump today for a listening session on drug abuse. the epidemic is something personal for governor christie who has dedicated his final year as governor to addressing the crisis. >> this issue causes enormous pain and destruction to every day families in every state in this country. i'm just so honored that the president would ask me to take on this task. >> also today the gop effort to repeal and replace obama care is reportedly back on the table just days after the republican health care bill fell apart. >>> happening right now, police are searching for the man seen here walking with a gas can in south philadelphia. just moments later, two cars were on

that would include our very own bruce gordon joins us live from the spot of this discovery. bruce, as we were saying, this definitely puts the old in to old city. >> reporter: yeah, it absolutely d look around year from now, this sight 218 arch street is likely to be ready to open as a ten-story apartment building but tonight, well, it's centerpiece of underground history mystery. handful of three century old coffins had been diss covered during excavation for his apartment tower on arch street between second and third. tuesday morning that brought the moment with the unearthing of more than 30 coffins dating back to colonial philadelphia. find had curiosity seekers straining against 45 privacy fencing for look at history. of course in this neighborhood, colonial cemeteries are almost a predictable stumbling block for builder. >> every time i walk past a construction site in philadelphia i expect it. >> reporter: when are they going to find something and these guys are going to have to stop. >> it turns out the site was a baptist church cemetery dating 1707. back in 1859, th

nice work, bruce. thank you. >>> a chance to truly live history on the battleship new jersey on the camden waterfront. what visitors to the ship will be able to experience. >> and we love to hate them. of course we're talking about potholes. how scientists are trying to prevent them from forming in the first place. sean? >>> dawn, the bad news for the phillies fans continue to roll in. sixers gave update on joel embiid and, yeah, isn't good. i'll let you know what the status is later in sports. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ my hygi...a mouthwash.o try... so i tried crest. it does so much more t

bruce gordon joins us in studio.ruce, twitter is going nuts on this. >> report roar oh yeah, absolutely, dawn. this is a tiny bit representative sample our military fights for his freedom to be disrespectful. he needs to spend sometime in a war zone. i guess we need to boycott drexel. and one more. drexel university professor george ciccariello hates the soldiers who defense his right to spew hate. boy scott drexel for hiring him. the real activity the real backlash, well that's coming from campus. most of the handful of students we found out and about on drexel university's soggy campus mid spring break hadn't even heard about ciccariello maher's tweets but those who had were not hap happy. >> i mean soldiers fight for our country, you know, want he said was absolutely rude. >> reporter: inside the student lounge at a drexel dorm sophomore brett long was turning his anger into action. >> as students we do not wish to be taught by professor with such morals and values as these. >> reporter: long started a petition dr

>> mary bruce with us. house republicans have been under a lot of pressure to come up with a plan to repeal and replace obamacare, and tonight, you're learning they will start debating something soon? >> reporter: republicans here just finished huddling on the path forward. no new details yet, but they insist they will be voting on legislation to tackle health care in the coming weeks. david. >> mary bruce with us again tonight. thank you. >>> the white house clearing top aide, kellyanne conway after she told people to buy ivanka trump's clothing line on national tv. a white house lawyer found she acted, quote, inadvertently, and without nefarious intent, and she promises to observe the ethics laws. >>> we turn to wall street. the dow surging past 21,000 for the first time. 21,115, up another three points today. abc's chief business correspondent, rebecca jarvis, live outside the new york stock exchan exchange. what's driving the rally? >> reporter: investors are optimistic that change is coming from washin