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. >>> drexel almost to the college of charleston 56-48 in the opening round of the caa tournament. they finish 11-19. that will do it for sports i'm amy fadool. >>> we're following breaking news in philadelphia this morning. jesse gary is live in old city where police opened fire on suspects. jesse? >> reporter: one person hit in a hail of gunfire right before the police opened fire on those suspects. we're also checking into the possibility of a second victim from the shooting. we'll talk about that coming up right after the break. >>> we're looking at a weekend filled with sunshine for the most part which is good news. we're looking at frigid temperatures this morning. that's probably our biggest weather headline. clear skies this morning, light winds, temperatures in the teens in philadelphia a little coaler to the north and west. we talk about the temperatures today, more sunshine on sunday and 50s in your seven-day. that's all coming up. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> this breaking news is in philadelphia's old city neighborhood. three people are under arrest after a shooting th

i can't remember the last time a team was even money favored to win the inform caa tournament much thisthat's where kentucky stands. they are that good. so good that smu head coach and former sixers head coach larry brown thinks kentucky is good enough to compete in the nba at a high level. >> i think they'd honestly make the playoffs in the eastern conference if they were in the nba. i've been so impressed with the way they defend and the way they share the ball the way they don't have an ego it reminds me a lot of teams. >> if they're going to nba playoffs as he projects they'd beat the sixers who are professional team and they would lose to kentucky. i've said that all along. >> that's true. >> they'd lose the series to kentucky the sixers. >> crazy. >> kentucky is begun sixers are not. >> that's right. >> all right. thanks. make sure to tune into fox 29 news at 10:00 tonight. not math and science class it's popping and locking really teaching kids to be better students. how hiphop may be the answer to everything. make sure you stay tuned for that tonight after american idol idol. >>

. >>> since temple got snubbed by the inform caa tournament they'll play in the nit tonight against bucknelle temple players are out to prove something in the nit. >> i didn't really want it to make it too emotional. let them know. of course we feel like refocus and prove people wrong. >> and i think they will tonight tonight. >>> eagles have signed free agents this off season but now they have signed one of their own. with years left on his contract. linebacker connor barwin had his contract restructured by the eagles with there he is signing it nice smile nice haircut connor with four years left on that $21 million deal. he had 14.5 sacks last season and a 28 years old has never missed a game with either houston and now the eagles. great guy to be on the team and he hopes he stays around for a long time. and he may be the best player in baseball. he's from this area to arizona that is mike trout. this is yesterday. he had six rbi's. he had two homeruns. spring training numbers mean nothing when you hit .545 you're doing something and he's hitting .545 from have i land new jersey. his dad w

america now is torturing people, and whether or not we torture them in a caa place somewhere around the world or whether we send them in readdition to some hershman tortures them. this is not the belief my forefathers had. our founding fathers would roll over in their grave. this is something, by the way, again, we learned from israel. this is not american values. >> but the defenders of torture were a cross section of americans starting with the president from one of the oldest and most distinguished families in the country. do not rumsfeld, john yu, the dissendant of asian immigrants, alberto gonzalez, the dissendent. moment. again. >> you know what? to me, this is the main issue of the world. we talk about global ismsand the world, you know. >> i believe in the right of every people on this planet to be free and independent and the globalists are basically trying to say that we must have this global empire, this powerful -- who is it going to be run by? the international banks and boot the uppity governments controlled by the finances of these bangs and dictate to them >> en control

. >> opening round of caa xwas ket ball tournament they lose 66-48. penn hosting columbia.rs work the ball around to matt howard. gets a tough shot to fall. penn wins 54-46 columbia has nine points at half sglim snow forces union to practice indoors. union are preparing for tomorrow's opener against colorado. the team hopes to end a three year playoff drought. >> we need to get into the playoffs first and for most and win the first series. it's the number one playoff series. after that we can go toe to toe with anybody. >> catch the union opening match 4 p.m. here on 6abc. >> finally tonight, rory mcilory may be number one golfer in the world but he can have a moment like the rest of us. shot on 8th goal goes in the water he tosses his club in the drink. we've all been there before. the only difference a weekend hack like me would be reretrieveing sglat his sponz orr's are like what would you like. >> no one doing that for me. >> no. >> tsa agents come across strange things. this week it was furry stow awaych the chihuahua was found inside a piece of luggage at la guardia a

lee is local teams trying to solidify the spots in the inform caa tournament. >>> the big east tournament championship villanova taking on xavier the last time nova won 1995 a big deal. villanova just dominant tonight. off the nova miss good passing to fine hilliard hitting the three and just like that nova up by seven. nova led by 13 at the half and kept it going. josh heart with the layup that will make it a 17-point lead. good defense by the wildcats. this time hart again villanova runs away with this one at the garden they skin 69-52. yes, they are your big east champs. >>> temple facing number 20smu this afternoon. the shot off the glass right here. temple led by two at half time. former sixers coach larry brown has smu playing the right way. nick moore running the floor. feeds manuel on the ally-oop. smu wins 69-56. delaware state trying to win their conference and get into the big dance. todd hughes with the lay in here here. hampton out scored delaware state by 21 points in the second half. hampton will win 82-61 gone to the tournament with a sub 500 re

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he did not like jim much pro when he moved to the caa u.s. appointed for that station chief summer with actual experience. some branded work tirelessly to a foreign aid irritating the host to re reluctance to press them for the osama bin lot in biographical details because he said it would irritate them. exiting government service fran and spend the next three years to engaged in preparing a terrorist watch list the issue is page $763,000 in with those useful relationships the well-connected democrat former national security advisor that today's issue of presidential candidate barack obama with than finishing brinnin's sentences. so that a surgical approach to the terrorist threats with tavis chastising diseases as brennan put it that the hellfire missiles seem to be the ideal tools. but it is also close of an association torture program so instead he makes it to counter terrorism. betcha years into this administration ever regretted use of both the irish man was the most powerful man but the chief executive and former professor and assistant

the caa trying to bust through robust encryption services. >> this has been going on since 2006.at apple has been trumpeting security saying nothing is going to get past us. that reminds me that we shouldn't be surprised. >> i think the cia is responding to warfare, you have seen him talking about this. i do think that there is a case for what apple is doing as well. but this is not something that should surprise us. as the one that doesn't mean that they should be able to power my phone on and off with the program. i mean, that is creepy and wrong and get your hands off because i'm not a problem. it means that you're not catching the bad guys. it means that you're not catching the bad guys. >> everybody loves apple though. >> that is disclosed abuse or tactics? a lot of people says tactics which tells here is how they can operate. kennedy: maybe the tears can't afford it. speaking of another technology company, bill says that it's possible that a human being might live to be 500 years old. investing lines of dollars into life sciences. seeking everything from a cancer cure to an

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win the caa process.ndefeated twin and o as they took the court on the road the patriots coach at the game. witness potential upset of the top rank wildcat. frasure issue. momentum changer. turn it over. harrison the other end finishing and the foul. anthony town inside they request on 14-one-o run. 30 and o pulling away for a victory. finally congratulationss to gray. today named the patch well player of the year average recount if the about team in field goal. l cultured. brought to you by do i oat. >> do you presence prarls sympathetic. very. >> thanks larry. >> a lot of fun we know. that of. >> for drew and all of us here, >> for drew and all of us here we appreciate your time. >> yes. 7 news continues on lean on twitter face book 7 bc 7 news rap and see you on the best next week oh. thank you. ♪ good morning ♪ (sighs) what the hell? aw, you said that'd be funny. it was. look how mad she is. mom, you remember ted. mm, okay. this is my band. we're just passing through on our way to audition for disney

those against it include the inform caa and major sports leagues.t issue in this latest league go around i was a 2014 law signed by governor christie. lawyers are arguing the law violates a 1992 federal act is that says states cannot sponsor ties promote license or authorize sports betting. new jersey is hoping sports gambling will leave in million of dollars in revenue and help atlantic city slumping casinos. >> a little girl and her dog are doing their best to show appreciation for those who live and serve. she's only seven years old. >> amazing. fox 29's bruce gordon introduces us to this little girl on a big mission. >> reporter: the story began with jasper a pooch rescued from afghanistan by the us military and adopted by the whistler family two years ago when alexis was just five. >> when he came home we really couldn't give lexi the whole story on who exactly saved him where exactly he was. so she just decided if i can't thank one then i will thank everybody. >> here's a real people, people we see. >> reporter: lexi and her parents wrote a po

one final note for you, drexel lost to the college of charleston, 56-48 in the opening round of the caa tournament. they finish the season 11-19. that will do it for sports, i'm amy fadool. >>> i'm keith jones. join me sunday as i go one-on-one with charles ramsey philadelphia police commissioner on nbc 10 "@issue." >> the president asked philadelphia's top cop to get the job done. he gives us insights about solutions his new task force is recommending. will it work? >>> plus controversy on capitol hill. >> in this deadly game of thrones, there's no place for this. when it comes to iran and isis your enemy is your enemy. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu gave a pivotal speech that deified an already fractured u.s. congress even further, not to mention the local jewish community. >>> and the tax man cometh. we'll have details on programs to help you foot the bill that you may not know exists. >>> that's sunday morning at 11:0 following "meet the press" only on nbc 10. >>> happening now, hundreds of st. joe's university students are heading to spring break but not for fun in the sun. i

. >>> one final next drexel lost to the college of charleston, 56-48 in the opening round of the caant. they finish the season 11-19. that will do it for sports, i'm amy fadool. >>> i'm watching all the ice float by in the river. it is a cold morning. >> it's so frigid. are you sick of it? >> believe me yes. who isn't? >> enough. i think some people like this cold weather, though. to each his own. here's a look outside. we're looking at a beautiful start to the day, sunshine a live look over the bridge there. 14 in philadelphia 8 in allentown, 12 in atlantic city 14 in dover. it feels so much colder than that. feels like zero in a lot of spots and below zero. a mixture of sun and clouds for today, below normal. at least warmer than yesterday. look towards wednesday, that's all i have to say. 54 degrees. a little hint of spring. >> all right. sounds good. the "today" show is up next. we'll see you at 9:00. have a great weekend. ♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. >>> good morning. change of heart. overnight a top republi

villanova's game to open the inform caa tournament was no contest.lanova lump fran o'hanlon as the head coach of lafayette but one seed never lost to a 16 and it was over on the first villanova basket. villanova wins by 41 and it may not have been that close. villanova wins 93-52. all five nova starters were in double figures and the game was just note one just one against 16 seed and take net on this villanova has another advantage in this game. >> it was so easy for us to get these guys ready for this game. i think it was a disadvantage for lafayette that they made us last year. because you playing a one-16. if we played somebody from out west we never saw these guys knew we almost got beat at home. now they're thinking, we're on neutral court and so we didn't have to bring up any other examples. >> good team offensive g offensive team and we shared the ball and worked on that all year in practice. it wasn't any different this game. >> how about jay wright rolling out the vest tonight. 23 seeds lost to 14. one was baylor. rj hunt the coach's son hi

how important our relationships are/ charlie: when you went to the cia, you said you would like the caa to do less paramilitary kinds of things. is that true, and do you still believe that? director brennan: the cia has played a important role throughout history. almost every present has utilized the cia's national authority. a lot of authority requires some her military -- i believe the cia need to retain that paramilitary capability so that should the chief executive decide that we need to be able to apply it to protect an interest, the cia needs to be prepared to do that. my concern is that the cia has a lot of responsibilities worldwide. i wanted to make sure we address those responsibilities across the board and not swing to wildly one way or the other. when i look back over the last 15 years with the 9/11 situation in iraq and afghanistan, we had to utilize a number of those paramilitary skills in order to address challenges. thankfully, the cia had that capability and experience. this is part of the motivation behind some of these reforms, to fulfill our responsibility across all

we have a caa medical examiner.ood to have you with us this morning, doctor. >> good morning. >> let's start with psychosomatic illness. a term many have never heard of. what is that? >> i'm speaking as a physician and as a medical examiner, not as a psychiatrist here, but a psychosomatic illness typically is a manifestation of physical symptoms not due to an organic cause so no real underlying disease but you might feel either gastrointestinal issues. they are mentioning vision issues and not sure what that might have been. it's not organic cause but based on mental issues. >> there was a german newspaper that reported that prescription drugs were taken from his apartment related to these psychosomatic illnesses. what types of drugs would be prescribed, do you know? >> i'm not sure. i know that in this country, there are acceptable medications for depression. there are four acceptable medications. those would be prescribed for patients with mild depression but i'm not sure what would be prescribed for a psychosomat

yourselves while they are away for the 15-week semester form weeks in the semester that the mandated by caa and institutions for full-time hours. and you have to ask yourself. could we do that? could we do the 12 hours of academics and the grueling schedule that they have? grueling 18 to 22-year-olds. and looking around the room that maybe someone you have the children in the age. bringing them into carolina. before the first year. we would put them right away. into the type of boot camp where they are to take classes and to have athletic training. and with folks. and a couple of weeks when we visited are being awaken at 2:00 in the morning. to eat three peanut and butter jelly sandwiches to gain weight. i heard the stories in caroline a so we are doing a lot of work with the young men to get them ready. and the first season in the fall. they are not getting a college experience. and you are suppose to go to college. the first semester to get to know the campus. and no where the parties are. and the professionals are. and friends would be. classes and inform grab something to eat. and to wa

in the light of all this is a, there's a big discrepancy between what the faa mandates and what the caa mandates in other parts of the world. but other, there's quite an easy fix to this. most of the safety protocols are there because of what happened on 9/11. so in effect it's to do with hostage taking and preventing someone to get into the cockpit. it's never been about a rogue pilot. as i said there is an easy fix, and that is you just make sure there are two people in the cockpit. it doesn't require technology or a lot of finance. it just requires something procedural. that is a pragmatic way forward. >> jim mcnamara, as much as anything, this may become a psychiatric investigation of -- unless there's something very clear on the co-pilot's computer, some journal entry, some kind of note that explains it there's a picture we have of him on the screen right now visiting san francisco. what assets would the fbi be able to bring to a psychiatric analysis of the evidence? >> i was with an analysis unit for the fbi my last 18 years of my career. we did a multidisciplinary approach to inc

or the faa or the caa but what the operator needs to do and what it sounds like -- >> do they get a psychologicalineexam. >> there is a psychological profile they need to pass, yes. >> are there comparisons that you would draw between this crash and the downing of egypt air 990? >> yes. similar conditions. and i little that think what we are looking for here, in fact we do not look for, but common themes have occurred in similar cases are a grievance, an issue, and, of course access. but i think it's also important to points out that the -- that there is not a single failure. we are focusing a lot on the door issue. but the door is simply an access-control device. and at any airport modern airport today access control measures are put in to place to allow 40,000 people, maybe like here at los angeles, to go and come in to the airport and get access to that airport. the fact is, an access-control device has to have two parts one part to keep the bad guy out and one part to let the guy guy in. and so we've got basically one part working. >> we will be learning more hopefully from investigators in t

individual should not be flying an airplane, they should have contacted the airline, contacted the caa and said "this man should not be in an airplane." >> are those doctors even allowed to contact the airline? i would say. >> no i'm not sure what the -- well, here's a point. i'll have to ask you this question. if you knew 150, 300 people's lives or thousands of lives could be in danger, would you be willing to risk breaking the law to notify somebody? i would if i knew somebody who was going to be in danger i would step up and say something and then you sort it out afterwards. >> a lot of the screening measures that are in place here are actually to protect pilots applying and pilot safety. as someone who is in the cockpit, would you feel comfortable flying alongside someone as your co-pilot who had been suicidal in the past. even if it's treated? >> not -- suicidal is a completely different thing. if somebody is being treated for depression or anxiety disorder, just some normal i want to say everyday stressors of life that we deal with but they might not be coping that well so they n

there was no mandate requirement by the faa or the caa to put this across all of the operators. second aspect, lawrence, i find this slightly unsettling. the first, there's no radio transmission. the second is that the aircraft wasn't navigated off its initial path. if you rewind back air france 447, the crash into the atlantic. no radio call. airasia call no radio call. germanwings, no radio call. for some reason the last four crashes, there's been no radio call. i've had to put out an emergency call within the first ten seconds. there is something that can't quite right here. >> the two scenarios are, something deliberate by the pilot, or some physical incapacitation of the pilot. what is the evidence for each of those? >> those are the two probable scenarios, but neither should have have been a factor. they're in violation of the international aviation organization regulations. when no pilot should be alone in the cockpit. there should be -- >> so that's not just a u.s. domestic rule, that's -- >> that's a worldwide rule. and a flight attendant or other flight crew member mus

how important our relationships are/ charlie: when you went to the cia, you said you would like the caa to do less paramilitary kinds of things. is that true and do you still believe that? director brennan: the cia has played a important role throughout history. almost every present has utilized the cia's national authority. a lot of authority requires some her military -- i believe the cia need to retain that paramilitary capability so that should the chief executive decide that we need to be able to apply it to protect an interest, the cia needs to be prepared to do that. my concern is that the cia has a lot of responsibilities worldwide. i wanted to make sure we address those responsibilities across the board and not swing to wildly one way or the other. when i look back over the last 15 years with the 9/11 situation in iraq and afghanistan we had to utilize a number of those paramilitary skills in order to address challenges. thankfully, the cia had that capability and experience. this is part of the motivation behind some of these reforms to fulfill our responsibility across all of

and les abend is a caa aviation analyst and contributing editor for "flying" magazine.ing that the co pilot, lubitz also had some kind of visual problems. that together with the initial reports coming from german prosecutors who say that they found a doctor's note when going through his personal belongings at his apartment and the doctor's note that was torn up and apparently never given to the airline he worked for, said he was unfit to work. so diane, to you first. what is the obligation that anyone in the medical community would have to reveal to an employer particularly when you're talking about a job, like being a pilot, and there are many lives in your hands, what's the obligation that a doctor might have to reveal that not count on self-reporting but to reveal that to an airline? >> in our country, the doctor really can't reveal that because of the hppa laws and in germany, they have stricter laws of personal data. and i would also like to point out that it said unfit to work. it's never been clear to me that the doctor understood this person was a pilot. >> woul