the slovers were afraid karyn would move out of state, depriving them of time with christopher. based on the forensic evidence, prosecutors believe karyn went to the slovers' car lot to pick up her son. [ gunshots ] during the dismemberment, buttons from her blouse and jeans fell on the ground. and they used cement and cinders from their lot to give weight to the plastic bags containing karyn's body. some of the dog hair stuck to the tape they used to close the garbage bags and its dna matched the slovers' dog. they dumped karyn's body into lake shelbyville and abandoned her car along the deserted highway. but the forensic evidence linked the slovers to the murder in every imaginable way. >> obviously, this was a highly circumstantial case, but the forensic evidence we had was pretty clear-cut. >> although michael jr. was working at the time of the murder, he called his parents 12 times that weekend and helped clean up the crime scene afterwards. prosecutors were convinced he was actively involved in planning the murder and coverup. the three slovers were all convicted of first-

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christopher hitchens was one of them. but you also had david horowitz. christopher left.the nation" pages were open to him. we were rating -- ready for a fight. he left, a formal socialist. he left in his column saying "the nation" had become a moral. -- amoral. because of the unwillingness to hitches start to the coming war in iraq. there was a black and white to that. it is for people who understand and savor complexity but are pretty for a fight. the complexity when you move from left to right -- charlie: he was always ready for a fight. katrina: by hitching his start to bush's war -- he did tie in. there was a principled stance, so there was a regret when -- and this happens in politics and culture -- you tend to have to join forces. he had a principled stance. as others did. he was a great part of the nation for many years. but, the piece is worth reading for all who see what in our culture there is too much dumbing down, too much passing of debate. charlie: this is a clip from a documentary. >> if you look at the consumer part of washington, it is a tiny part of the

christoph: it is a very exciting story for us.ll be financing all of the businesses that are buying from china through alibaba. i think it is a fantastic transaction. they can provide a valuable service to their customers. it is very attractive access to small businesses. francine: what is the threshold? i'm a small business. i'm buying the bulk of my things that i want to sell from alibaba and you provide me financing? do i have to spend a certain amount? it is a great concept. i'm wondering the threshold and whether you can roll that out with people like amazon or other online shopping providers. christoph: i think that's one of the big benefits that we offer. we provide funding from as little as 1000 pounds. the threshold is really low. some of our merchants are only turning over in the tens of thousands annual revenue. our largest customers would turn over in the low few millions. they would receive larger amounts of funding from us. platforms like ebay, amazon, or alibaba, benefit from the fact that we can cater to the small

christopher's hospital with the latest. matt. >> reporter: where does that leave the investigation, vai? they said they really want to get the driver off the street that and what the community is saying about this tragedy. that's next. >>> a fiery mystery this morning. philadelphia police are trying to put together what happened to the man found in a burning car near philadelphia international airport. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >> announcer: nbc10 breaking news. >> and it is just a

christopher's hospital for children. gonzalez says his only regret is he could not have done more. >> if you have children wow understand. if anything i would have done differently i would have pushed the kid out of the way and jumped in front of the car for him. >> authorities do not have a description for the people or persons responsible and investigators say this surveillance video shows the car involved. late model white infinity m series with broken headlight and probably front end damage. christopher and his girlfriend say their home now is those that did this decide to do the right thing. >> tun yourself in it's the right thing to do. >> and back out live on the scene the other development in this case is city increasing reward for information to $20,000. anyone with any information is asked to call 911. reporting live in west kensington walter perez "action news," jim. >> walter, thank you. a passerby stumbled across a body in the bridesburg section of philadelphia and detectives are trying to figure out if the

christopher hitchens was but you had ronald and david horowitz. christopher left.tion pages were open to him. we were ready as i said for a brawl, fight, civil uncivil debates. but he left, former socialist but left saying they had become amoral because of the unwillingness to hitch its star to the coming war in iraq. christopher was, you know, but there was a black and white charlie, to that and i think part of the nation's strength i would argue is that it's for people who understand and saver complexity and are ready for a fight but that complexity is often lost i think when you move from you know, left to right. >> rose: christopher was always ready for a fight. >> but i think by hitching his star to bush's war. >> rose: he would not say -- >> he did tie in with -- therefÑi was a -- >> rose: for him. >> there was a principal stance so there was a regret when he and this happens in our politics and culture when you live in d.c. you have to join forces but he had a principal sense as others did. and you know, he was a great, he was an extraordinary part of the na

dustin dorsey takes us along with a bay area family to get their child immunized this is christopher he is 8 months old today, his parents kayleigh cosimano and joey dale are on their way to get him vaccinated at the indian health center in san jose today in america, there is concern over vaccinations, especially in young babies this concern won't stop this young family from making sure their child is safe when cosimano was a child, she was vaccinated. she plans to follow in the similar path of her parents when it comes to her baby my parents thought that it was important to vaccinate me because it's protecting me from life threatening diseases. he'll get his pneumonia shot and his hepatitis b shot christopher is receiving four different vaccines to protect him from several different diseases while he is showing a little pain fom the shots, his mother knows it is what is best for him it's only painful for a few seconds. he only cried for what? ten seconds and he was over it. to me, even though it hurt me emotionally but the hurt is only short term. feel like it's worth it because he

i literally was almost in every shot just about. >> did you have a crush on christopher plummer?. we became the best of friends. that's lovely. probably because we were not. >> we should have ended up together. we should have had a huge smashing affair. there was no time. it was most inconvenient. >> she said mainly she was naive like the girl on screen. >> i was such a twit. i grew up very late and i knew so little, it seemed. i am shy and you are too, it seemsment both of us on camera as we speak. >> believe that, if you will. >> the seasoned dramatic actor worked to get her ready for the famous fight. >> i will not forgive you for that. >> people cannot do what they are supposed to do if they have to worry. >> she was not an angry girl. i doubt if she ever lost her temper. >> you have to hear from someone. >> i don't want to hear any more from you. >> i know you don't, but you have got to. >> if you can film one scene again for the pleasure of it. >> for the pleasure. when chris and i were dancing, there was a beautiful shot when we passed the camera and really saw the sweep o

christopher: no, a couple of things. you are seeing the beginnings of some move in the cable industry that could make cable more competitive. hbo unbundling from the cable package and offering hbo now to customers who do not have a cable subscription. that threatens cable's dominance. what comcast would like to do by acquiring time warner is have additional powers to net this unbundling trend in the but. that would stop competition from coming to video. and also to broadband. potential broadband competitors look at the market and say, if i could provide broadband, there will be stuff on the internet for people to watch her it becomes a more attractive opportunity. comcast would like to nick that in the blood as well. the lawyers are looking closely at this. emily: jennifer, what about reports they canceled sales of hulu because they found out competitors were interested in buying it? so many tricky issues with the potential deal. jennifer: it is a tricky deal with a lot of tricky issues. relationships among the entire in

radio show, christopher.olling this out, she came out with a video. (?) i quickly checked before the show. 2.5 million hits. it was like jaws. you had to wait a minute and eight seconds before you saw hillary clinton. it's getting a lot of buzz. what does that do for her? >> oh, i think it's fantastic. and i think the video in and of itself was masterful. i mean, it was -- it makes it almost like it's not about her. her name is never even said in the video. she doesn't appear until 91 seconds into it. and it is a diverse group of people saying all of their problems. and she's basically saying to the american people, i'm here to listen to you. not like she did in 2008 where really it was seen like, here's my experience. here's why i'm ready to lead. what she's saying now is, yeah, i'm ready to lead. but tell me what you need, america. i'm here to solve your problems for you. i thought it was masterful. >> we know it was very well done. now we're hearing about the billions. not even millions. but -- and, by the

christopher's hospital for children. i'm matt delucia, "nbc 10 news today." >>> the 4-year-old killed in kingsessing neighborhood investigators found the suv seen on surveillance video from the scene. the mother had no plans to turn herself in yesterday. >>> new from overnight, police have arrested two robbery suspects who led them on a chase in northeast philadelphia. police recovered the car that they say the suspect tried to get away in. according to investigators the suspect, pulled several armed robberies yesterday. mostly in the buffington section of philadelphia. the robbers ditched the car in nestor street. officers caught them in a backyard a short time later. >>> police are trying to get to the bottom of a suspicious death near philadelphia international airport. firefighters were called to ford mifflin road for calls of a car on fire. once they put it out they found the body of a man in the driver's seat charred to the bone and they also found an empty gas tank in the trunk. >> the tags on the car are connecte

"america tonight"s christopher putzel on mandatory minimums in prison. does a kid' life matter >>> also, sex crimes in sport. sara hoy leads off the series - when the truth is not enough. >> it's a violent crime. >> reporter: that he confessed to? >> yes, there was no question of what happened. >> for all the reasons why you don't want to come forward, they are magnified when the guy you are coming forward against is the most famous guy on campus. >>> why athletes get a pass from their colleges >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen, we begin at the intention of sport and sexual assault. as we have seen in the reporting sex crimes on campus, more young women turned to a federal law we know as title nine, to level the playing field in sport and special safety. that attempt can be limited when academic demrns fail to act. in the first of our series, sex crimes in sport. sara hoy investigate why when it comes to cases on campus, star athletes can get a pass. >> in america. sports are an unofficial relagon, whether in college or the pros, athletes are reve

live outside saint christopher's hospital. jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >> thank you, jesse. >>> half hour before that an suv hit and killed a 4-year-old boy. this happened at 6:30 on south 57th street in front of witnesses who tried to help but could not save that little boy. witnesses say the little boy was carrying a toy as he crossed the street. surveillance video captured a black suv that police say slammed into that child. the impact threw the boy 20 feet. police say the vehicle may be a ford edge driven by -- at the time by a woman. if you have any information, you're asked to call police. >>> authorities are now offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to more arrests in the kidnapping of a jewelry store employee in philadelphia. over the weekend atf agents arrested one suspects khyree gay. they grabbed the victim in a center city parking garage on april 14th. according to police the men shoved her in their van, use the a stun gun on her and tried to get information about the store on jeweler's row where she work

christopher good to have you with us. we've heard it repeated often u.s. policy we do not negotiate with terrorists. is it not hypocritical to have the fbi involved in any way with facilitating a ransom payment to al qaeda? >> you know there's a lot of important key elements to all the things you just said. i'd like to draw some distinctions. first of all you notice that the white house officials say we don't negotiate with terrorists. they say we don't make concessions to terrorists. so first of all that means there are two very different things. we shouldn't be afraid to communicate and we're not afraid to communicate and there was communication in this instance. >> but in this case we're talking about communication and a concession. >> well, that gets us -- good point. that gets us to the second issue. what actually happened and what were they trying to do and did the people who were doing it knew what they were talking about? now, to me the issue is that the weinsteins got bad advice. in my view the people that were involved in this were in over their

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christopher's hospital. his mother josephine rivero is recovering from her injuries. police are looking for a white 2007 infiniti. authorities are offing a $10,000 reward in the case. >>> today marks one year since that deadly ferry disaster in south korea. most of those victims who died were students. ferry capsized on april 15th of last year. investigators say it was overcrowded. a court sentenced 15 crew members to serve prison time in connection with the tragedy. >>> 5:45 now, the postal worker who landed a small aircraft near the u.s. capitol building is due in court today. there is the gyrocopter that caused a scare in washington yesterday. authorities say it took off from the gettysburg area. about an hour later the pilot landeded it on the west lawn of the capitol building and landed himself in jail. that pilot doug hughes is a postal worker from california. he had openly been planning that flight. he wants to deliver letters to congress to draw up support pour campaign finance corruption. >> i'm going to have 435 letters strapped to the landing gear in eight

christopher killed his wife and then himself using a chain saw. the couple's 14 year-old son found both his parent, dead in their lower moreland home wednesday, apartments performed on both led investigators to rule the death a murder/suicide. nicole died of a sharp force wound to her stomach cause by a chain saw. she was choke and stabbed. the christopher died of the same stomach wound, as well as injuries to his thigh after using the chain saw on himself is. >> there is that hurt and the reaction of could we have doning on different. >> reporter: eric carswell is a pastor at bryn athyn church school where two of the three children go to school. he said the couple was involved in their lives, the the boys in third and sixth grade. >> seeing them aware of them caring for their kid, being involved with the kid, they are connected to a number people in the community. >> reporter: which makes what happened that much more harder to understand. school offered counseling for their students trying to best lend support during a tough time. >> reassure the

sam: christopher's grooming lounge in northeast was the scene of an unusual news conference with cigna health care and doctors. >> a tube is inserted into the colon and polyps are removed and colon cancer is presented. sam: d.c. has the highest rate in the u.s. and the highest death rate. what does that have to do with the barbershop? the ideas the barbershop are places where people spend a lot of time waiting, either to get in the chair or get their hair finished. it's an opportunity to give them information while they wait. with rates particularly high among african-americans, they are training barbers to talk about cancer screening and getting representatives into the barbershop. stephen thomas said he got the idea sitting in the barbers chair. >> at that moment, when we began thinking about how the barbers and stylists are our partners. sam: christopher bradley says this is a place where people talk and listen. >> this is pretty much where it is. sam: a customer we met today said it took his grandmother's life. >> it started with colon cancer, but then it was aggressive and moved t

christopher: china is an amazing market.year we extended visa validity from one to two years. 100 million chinese visitors last year, the number one outbound source market. that is projected to quintuple in the next five years. as china opens up more and more, that country could have an amazing impact as far as the economic return on visitation to the u.s. mark: how are the airline, hotel, and retail industries being affected what is their exposure, and good overseas operations help to offset the dollars impact? mr. thompson: particularly when you look at currency fluctuations, we are usually on the frontlines with all the products that represent the experiences that people have here. it could be in the airline industry, lodging, restaurants and retailers that understand that maybe some of the foreign visitors, the power of their dollar is not quite as strong so they can make those adjustments and hopefully continue to enjoy the same visitation. mark: i spoke about the visa situation regarding china. what is your organizatio

christopher is grateful for the lottery because it brought her her new home. but a million new yorkers are still holding on to that dream hoping they will be lucky too. >> south african soldiers have done we provide to stop a wave of anti-immigrant violence. >> hundreds of people have been forced into shelters and even more are now returning to their home countries giving up their jobs and hopes of a better life to seek safety. >> i was afraid of being killed. i was also going to schools with my daughter here. they were attacking the foreigners in schools. >> well, coming up in the next hour we'll take a deeper look at the challenges that these refugees are finding as they return home. >> that's a sad story. barbara, thank you. oscar winning screenwriter john ridley talks about race in america. >> from the beginning we asked for the same thing. a review of how the case against my brother has been handled the prosecutor making this a hate crime with punitive, not real. my brother doesn't hate whites. he has a caucasian girlfriend. >> what does that mean? >> the

christopher geist joins me live via skype from jerusalem. christopher, your agency has to be able to distribute at least 400 food boxes a day. when is the last time you were able to deliver those food boxes and what's going to happen if they don't get there? >> just about a week ago, but to be clear, since the 6th of december, we've just had a handful of deliveries. before that, and stretching back, pulling out the camera to all of last year, we had 131 days of access in which we were able to deliver an average of about 90 food parcels. as you correctly just said, we need 400 per day, and that is the bare minimum to stave off malnutrition. so this is a place that since the siege became almost total in july 2013, has had almost no water, very little electricity. we've had reports of women dying in child birth because of a lack of medicines. we've had reports of children dying of malnutrition, all this in the 21st century of the capital city of a u.n. member state. of course, this took place because armed groups moved into the camp and the gov

i want to go back to christopher. fox news' bret baier said earlier on fox business today, he called what's going on in the middle east a 3-d chess game meaning you have the iranians battling isis which some people here in the u.s. think, hey, that's a good thing. you then have the iranians backing the huety rebels in yemen which is not a good thing. they're backing a lot of rebels elsewhere. therefore, we're talking at the table on the iranians -- with the iranians on one issue, but there are a whole bunch of others. >> absolutely. and you haven't, perhaps, deliberately mentioned the saudis who are really fighting a proxy war with the iranians throughout the middle east. they weren't represented at these talks, but they have a game to play, and you can be sure that anything iran does the saudis will be on their backs. so that's what i said earlier. a week is a long time in politics. this deal of what there is of it, a framework, a fairly shaky framework and one which we could hardly see some of the -- [inaudible] has

you cannot teach that from a book. >> reporter: christopher was up for a promotion at his job. he needed a car. now that carries coming his promotion will go through. your story of brotherly love at cbs philly.com i'll see new a morning, ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 shocking details about a murder suicide in the montgomery county home we are live with the heart breaking reaction. >>> we are also hearing tonight from hostages held at gunpoint in that cheltenham township firehouse. we are getting reaction from a phone call that they received. >> and then the wet weather and what about the holiday weekend, we will lee at that and beyond coming up with the seven day forecast. >>> from year around entertainment to shopping and dining experience necessary atlantic city i'm cleve bryan, we will tell you how peer shops of caesars is about to be transformed into the play ground. >>> now at 6:00 some the of the men held hostage in a montgomery county firehouse speak about the frightening moments, they spent, staring d

stop, christopher in tallahassee, florida. christopher. hello, go ahead. are you there? go ahead. caller: hopefully the president does not interrupt me, but either or. i guess i learned today we will be loosening our sanctions on iran, just as europe will be doing the same. the only thing i had to say was this. i think the only way we should be helping these people, iran, is if they start treating their people a little better. the women and the people who protests somewhat. they usually do not take two kinds of people who protest their government. if they treat their people better maybe we could help them with nuclear energy. they have not really been doing any of that with their public known really knows what is going on in the public. we have some people there, but not that many people get to stand up for the rights over there. it is one thing i think we should look at. have them change a little bit and then we can help them with creating free energy. but yes, that is it. host: maryland. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. host: it looks like we are getting a two warning.

. >> reporter: christopher and janet have watched as their house and a next door neighbor's house is close to collapse. it has taken fence and grown and soon their home. >> they have asked from florence township and burlington county and were turned away, township crews responded when torrential rain and shored off a storm pipe that was leaking into the ravine. this is the first time we see the pipe there and the water coming out like a fire hose. >> they say this may be contributing to the collapse but the county insurance carrier denied the claim and they are working with local officials to find a cause and remedy. >> we have no long that has been open or at what point that the drain they put in there failed. the township sealed off the pipe at the street and erected fencing around the home. >> you do not want to believe that this is actually happening. >> begun geoengineers will inspect the ravine to see if it's in danger of furnish collapse or if these homeowners living on the edge will need to move out. that is the latest from florence nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> t

christopher's hospital for children yesterday.hey visited 9-year-old joshua and brought along neat gifts. joshua is an eagles fan. the officers dropped off get well videos from the eagles and connor barwin signed jersey and signed football. >> anybody going for a run this morning to stay warm. >> sure. >> reporter: go ahead we'll have a lot of the that going on in university city with the penn relays starting at 9:00 a.m. that will mean extra traffic on the ben franklin bridge westbound. we have right lane construction on the upside out of the toll plaza. patco is running its friday schedule again. you could see delays on 2140 and 42. >> glad you're back from the run, david. >> reporter: i ran from there to there. we're in the 30s in a lot of neighborhoods. at 9:00 a.m. we'll be back in the 40s windchills making it feel like the 30s. 55 is the high at 3:00 p.m. there will be bluferred wind blowing -- blustery wind blowing around start to finish. we have a thunderstorm watch box southwest of houston. looks like we're clearing out i

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of these excited people, christopher.>> bottom line is, that the watches are going to change a great deal in the next two to five years. they will turn into totally different type of gadget and it will be kind of evolution unlike anything we've seen before even in smartphones. >> sound like my dad, who used to say, don't buy the newest incarnation of something. wait. let other dummies buy it. then you see all the glitches. they fix the glitches. then you can buy the new one. t basically that theory, isn't it? >> yeah. it is basically that theory. i think hopefully i backed it up with a little more research than your dad. i talked to the head of wearables at google. he talked about how the displays that go into these devices are going to change a great deal. the next one in two years. also i think we'll see smartwatches that are not dependent on our phones. they will have independent connections to the cell phone network. it will totally change what it will do for juice you didn't tell people maybe, or maybe you did, i don

"nbc 10's" jesse gary is live outside of saint christopher's hospital. that's where the boy is being cared for? >> reporter: that's right. he is in very critical condition right now and his mother is at temple hospital. near a playground in the 2700 block of mascher street. witnesses say a nissan was driving down the road. the 19-year-old was knocked under the pickup truck and the child was thrown to the curb. >> we have a good amount of witnesses that saw the accident but some saw the aftermath of the vehicle and the striking vehicle traveling west on lehigh. we're pretty confident we can identify the vehicle and the occupants. police have surveillance video, what they believe to be the vehicle leaving the scene. we're editing that. trying to have that for you in the next 30 minutes. live outside saint christopher's hospital for children, "nbc 10," jesse gary. >>> less than an hour before that hit and run a driver ran over and killed a 4-year-old boy in philadelphia. that driver also took off. it happened on south 57 street in the king sussing. witnesse

christopher zof turned himself in and he is accused of gaining millions in consulting contracts with penndot and his attorney says the charges do not have any merit. kathleen kane charged a dozen others with the scheme last year. >>> and several people are recovering after a collision with several cars in newcastle. it happened at 8:00 this morning and some victims had to be rescued and all seven were taken to christiana hospital. we are working to find out this conditions and what may have caused the crash, police in delaware say that a wrong way driver caused a deadly accident that shut down i-95 for hours the unidentified man was traveling northbound and was killed when his car hit head-on with a tractor trailer in the easy pass lane. police also expect the truck driver to survive. two northbound lanes of 95 reopened around 6:00 a.m. >>> well, the power is still out at atlantic city's former revel casino and new owner glen straub's fix may not be the best solution straub wants to hook up generators but the state department says that the units would probably violate the clean air a

ambassador to iraq, christopher hill, back to our program. ambassador hill, what's on the table today at this meeting between the prime minister and the president? >> oh, i think it's going to be a lot on the isis crisis. certainly al baddy will want to brief the president on what he's been up to trying to brief the country after a kind of difficult run with his predecessor maliki. abadi speaks english, and it should be a much more sort of pleasant meeting for the president. nonetheless, i mean, the issues are really tough. >> you mention some of the tension with the previous prime minister. what is the relationship like between president obama and prime minister al abadi, or is that something that's going to be in development today? >> i think it's going to be in development. obviously, they've talked on the phone before. abadi has lived in the west. he speaking english. i think it's going to be a little easier to talk to him. unlike maliki, who sometimes come to washington and then raise issues that no one knew he was going to raise, the pr

say christopher jackson stole a witness's cell phone.ackson and hulmes are suspended with the intent to dismiss. >>> another victory of a washington township police officer. joseph debonaventure should be paid for some of the time he was suspended from the force. the judge said the department had no right to suspend him -- rather, the department did have right to suspend him but without pay. now he was acquitted of charges that he made a bogus drunk driving arrest when he stopped assembly man paul moriarity in 2012. >>> this morning former philadelphia mob boss joey mer leino is a freeman. prosecutors said merlino violated parole by secretly meeting with other mobsters. a judge agreed but an appeals court reversed it and ordered him released immediately. >>> happening today with decision 2016 bob casey is expected to endorse hillary clinton. he plans to release an e-mail saying he's backing clinton. casey backed barack obama over clinton during the 2008 white house race. >>> so far three republican senators have announced that they're ru

officer christopher jackson is charged with stealing a witness' cell phone. he and holmes are suspended for 30 days with the intent to dismiss. >>> less than a month to go before philadelphia's democratic primary for mayor. tonight the candidates will face tough questions directly from philadelphia parents about how to improve the city's public schools. the debate is at global leadership academy on west gerard avenue in west philadelphia. at 7:30 tonight. the educational opportunities for families organization is hosting that debate. here's a look at the six candidates running for the democratic nomination and the winner will face the sole republican county melissa marie bailey. >>> from our delaware bureau a new bill before lawmakers would allow parents to opt out of a controversial test for their children. the smarter balanced assessment is a new standardized test. state law requires a÷ be tested. the new bill would allow parents to opt out and prevent any punishment by the state. federal money is at stake as well if too many students refuse the test. >>> n

hundred bart was released from a -- christopher hubbart was released from a hospital last year. he is now living near palmdale with a 24-hour security guard but is in trouble for letting his ankle monitor run out of battery twice. dozens of his southern california neighbors attended today's hearing in the santa clara county courtroom. >> he doesn't belong out where we're at. we have women, children and there are women and children everywhere and hubbart is a danger to society and should never have been left out. >> he raped dozens of women in the 70s and 80s including several in the bay area. he used pillowcases to muffle their screams. >>> we have developing news right now out of new york city. thousands of people marching in solidarity with baltimore! and police have started to clear the streets. it has been a mostly peaceful march. there you can see the crowds on the move but it got huge and a little while ago things were getting out of control. there have been apparently several run-ins with police multiple people arrested but this crowd in new york is on the move and we'll

christopher's to be with her son at the end. they directed their anger at the driver who never stopped. >> shame on you for just going right by here hitting two innocent lives, taking one. and you're out there like nothing. that -- like how dare you. and don't think you can hide. >> police released a picture resembling the white 2006-twaits2008 infinity m-series which would have had front end damage due to this accident. the reward in this case is standing right now at $20,000. relatives were hoping josephine rivera would be released from the hospital tonight. they're planning a balloon release sunday in memory of little david. >>> three sink holes forced a major board in plymouth meeting to close and it won't re-open until late summer. penndot says the plans to rebuild the bridge over plymouth creek on plymouth road in montgomery county are fast tracked but because the area sits mainly on limestone the bridge has to be demolished and rebuilt. plans call for the road to' open august 3 1st. if not, penndot says the contractor wil

christopher's hospital. we're told they're physically okay. >> opening statements are expected today in the trial of james holmes for the colorado movie massacre. twelve people were killed, 707 injured in the shooting spree. holmes is pleading guilty of by reason of insanity. >> time 4:50. some bad news at the gas pump. prices are now the highest they've been since december. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, talk more about what's behind this increase jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee erika triple a says the national average now 2.53 a gallon, analysts are blaming it on the price of crude has gone up, balls the fighting in yemen. plus gas price does tends to climb as we get closer to the summer driving season, refinery switched to more expensive summer blend so they do expect prices will keep going up for the next couple every months. remember, prices still about a dollar less a gallon than this time last year. ukee erika? >> jill, coffee lovers

>> christopher, what happened?s long enough so i could cut it off, so i could send it off. >> to? >> locks of love, for the kids who have cancer. you have to wait until it grows ten inches. once it grew, i cut it off. >> why, though? >> why? why did i do it? i don't know. something to do. i mean -- you do bad, you got to do something good to level it out. that's the way i see it. >> go ahead and restrain him. get that a little tighter. hold up, shiverdecker, hold up. check this out. if you can put your finger in there, it's too loose. see how loose it was? >> yes, sir. >> you can still slip that down, can't you? >> felix lewis is guilty. i gave him 15 days seg and 30 days loss of time. >> i told them. >> i did minimize the charges due to the -- but i took into account that i'm not an expert on tattoos. >> just the ink, i'm not going to fight it no more. if i had more time and no family or nothing, i would probably try to appeal it and just stay here and be stubborn and try to win it. but 15 days done, i just want t

let's bring in christopher to join us now from singapore.ss this should not come as a surprise to the market. it has been on the horizon for a while. >> that is correct. the chairman left in december and it triggered a loan default. they almost missed a payment in january and they made the payment at the last minute. they did not make that payment within the grace time. the bonds are up-to-date. that is surprising. there has been impact on the market. you look at the property index and it is down with the composite index up. overall, the market did expect it. it is not great news. >> let's talk about the legends that have to be learned. the real estate market, is that what we should be focused on? should we be focused on a broader story of you merging markets? is this the first domino in a long line of dominoes in the years to come? >> there are two things. there is a debt problem in china. we recently wrote a story of high-yield stories -- of high-yields in china. they make up a third of the index sees -- indices in asia. these companies ha

telecoms walter mccormick and a supporter of the rules christopher lewis, vice president for government at public knowledge. >> what we are challenging is the reclassification of internet access from being an information service to a telecommunication service regulated as a common carrier pursuant to 19th-century railroad regulations. common carriage is a vestige of the english common law was originally applied to railroads and to trucking companies and then to airlines but it has been repealed for all of those industries going on from 30 years ago because it imposed new cost on consumers and delay deployment and slowed innovation and really chilled investment. >> we both agree that net neutrality protections are important. that's an important thing to start with. but we do disagree with a lawsuit. we have been supportive of the rules that the fcc and acted -- and acted -- enacted and now have become a force of law and we believe that after a decade of working towards a way to have net neutrality rules that could hold up in court that this is the strongest set of net neutrality protecti

his name is christopher solder the pennsylvania attorney general put a million bucks into this companiesccounts through illegal contracts with penndot. he's alleged to cultivated a relationship way penndot official with unchecked power to a award contracts it's also alleged he was helping to write bridge cleaning inspection contracts he'd later win. here's what his lawyer had to say. >> they maintain an excellent reputation in this community and will continue to do so when we review anything we'll comment on and we look forward to the criminal justice process work working. >> reporter: in a later statement his attorney called the charges false and clad claim they're based on supposition. attorney general kane writes the grand jury probe revealed millions of dollars in costs to the commonwealth. lucy back to you. >> thank you very much jeff. >>> this could have been so much worse. police say a dump truck ran a red light and set off a chain reaction crash involveing three school buses in lincoln delaware. six students were on one of those buses this morning at dupont boulevard and fitzgera

christopher's hospital where her son was being treated. so she could spend the last few days with him. they were hoping she might be released this evening. they were hoping to have a tribute on the basketball court. if not, they will have a balloon release this sunday if josephine's released in honor of little david from the basketball court. live in west kensington doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> so sad. doug thank you. >>> we have new information also a about the other deadly hit-and-run, the one that killed a 4-year-old boy in kingsessing earlier this week. late this morning police told us they're still processing the car involved for evidence. they say they'll eventually ask the driver to turn herself in. the lawyer for the driver said yesterday she told police where to find her vehicle and handed over the keys. >>> nearly a dozen students went to the hospital this morning after their school bus collided with a car in camden county this morning. happened at kearsley and cross keys road in gloucester township. students from camden county

weighing in at seven pounds eight ounces, christopher was born in his father's car on georgia avenue. the parents were heading southbound near dennis avenue in silver spring headed to holy cross hospital. they didn't quite make it. when they flagged down the officer dan campbell to help assist in this delivery. >> as i made my way to the passenger's side where the woman was, i could see the baby was crowning -- the woman was crowning, the baby was coming right now. at that point, i put on my latex gloves, i had it with me already. from that point, mom did all the work. and the baby came out and let out a really good cry which is a great sign. alison: and it caused a lot of relief for both the mom and the police officer, that officer initially tried to escort them to the hospital. when the father flashed his brights at the officer indicated that he needed to come back to where they were pulling over to help out. coming up tonight at 5:00 what that third time mom had to say about her dramatic delivery. back to you guys. he was smiling. he's happy with the outcome. you know it. leon: you