claude bellamy was a heavy-set man with a similar build to the man in the security pictures. was also a former policeman. he also denied any involvement in the robberies, and investigators found no large sums of money in his home. but in his bedroom closet investigators found a black and white check jacket. >> it happened to be the only garment hanging in that closet, which was interesting to me, why he would have this coat hanging separately in a room he didn't use, in a closet he didn't appear to use. >> the closet was sent to fbi expert david davies. he's a photographic technologist with 20 years' experience in garment identification. at first glance, davies knew he was dealing with a mass-produced product. >> you could have 10 million jackets that look like that. >> davies used computer enhancement software to improve the quality of the bank's security photos. he then photographed a model wearing the jacket, standing the same way as the robber. shirts and jackets are manufactured differently, depending on the price and quality of the garment. in this case, the manufacture

. >>> claude dion is being questioned about a possible illegal funds of sarkozy's presidential campaignt's get more from jacky rowland. what more can you tell us about the detention of claude gion. >> well the questions that has been going on since the early hours of friday morning, surrounded a sum of approximately $700,000 which appeared in claude's bank account back in march 2008. now the police want to know what was this money? where did it come from? it was a payment from overseas. now the explanation provided by claude is that this was payment for two paintings, which he said he sold to a malaysian art collector. but the paintings themselves which are from some little-known artist are believed to be worth only a fraction of what they were allegedly sold for, and also because if you are selling valuable paintings, you have to have a special export license from the ministry of culture. so there are some big question marks over the explanation, given by claude which is why police are digging a bit further to see whether or not this mystery $700,000 could have actually come from the r

claude gion is being questioned.owland has more from paris. >> reporter: well, the questioning that has been going on since the early hours of friday morning, surrounds a sum of approximately $700,000 which appeared in claude's bank account back in march 2008. now the police want to know what was this money? where does it come from? it was a payment from overseas. the explanation provided is that this was payment for two paintings, which he said he sold to a malaysian art collector. but there are some questions, some doubts over this version of the story, partly because the paintings themselves which are from little known artist from the 17th century are believed to be worth only a fraction of what they were sold for. and also if you are selling valuable paintings, you normally have to have a special export license from the ministry of culture. so there are some question marks. big question marks over the explanation given by claude which is why police are digging a bit further to see whether this mystery $700,000 co

. >> the european commission president jean-claude juncker has called for solidarity to help athens. after talks with the greek prime minister in brussels, he also said athens needs to speed up reform. >> that message got support from martin scholz. concern is growing over their ability to pay its debt. >> it was the greek prime minister's second visit since taking office and just like the first time his priority was earning the trust of skeptical lawmakers. cyprus held separate talk with martin scholz, trying to persuade him greece is moving the reform process forward. he says europe must to do its part. >> it is time to give a message to the people, not only implement, obligations -- >> it is unclear whether they will receive more bailout loans. they are looking to other programs to help combat social problems. he did not include that excludes -- exclude that, but says it is counterproductive to pay reparation for world war ii. >> i told him i recognize germany's responsibility for its past actions. it would be inappropriate to mix the issue of her creations with the management of

claude giroux scored twice in the first period tonight. flyers still trail four-three in the third. >>> phillies and lou jays darren dalton on hand for alumni day to see chase utley play the field for the first time. cole hamels decided he wasn't going to show up. that is very first pitch he threw. jose reyes hit it out of the park. two batter later another batter did the same thing. he settled down. didn't allow anymore runs. but the phillies fell, six-three. that is sports. not a very good day. >> no, depressing day in sports. how about something fun. we're add to go a new generation of "action news" watchers. meet evelyn ann mckenzie, baby evelyn is first grandchild for "action news" reporter john rawlins and his wife helen and first child for their daughter kim and her husband travis. she was born yesterday. proud grand dad says she came just in time to cheer on his alma matter kentucky in march madness. congrats to john and his family tonight. >>> castle is next here on channel six. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning wit

the explanation provided by claude gueant is that this was payment for two paintings we sold. are some questions and doubts over this version of the story, partly because the paintings themselves which are from little known artist from the 17th century are believed to be worth a faction of what they were allegedly sold for, and also if you are shipping valuable paintings overseas you have to be an export license from the minister of culture. and that's why police are diging a bit further to see if this could have actually been money that came from the regime of colonel gadhafi to finance the campaign of sarkozy. >>> spain's political confidence is at an all time low. now one group is trying to restore confidence in the system by changing the way towns are run. >> reporter: it may be a sleepily computer town outside of madrid but in its own small way it has been quietly revolutionizing politics in spain. some 23,000 people live here. and it has taken grass roots politics to another level. four years ago a group of residents fed up with the council decided to take matters into t

so claude burnett was not much different. and when he did hire her, he had his idea of what were proper assignments. so that when she wanted to get a letter of recommendation so that she could be accredited to the capitol press galleries, he said we've been trying for years to get a man in there. of what makes you think that you, a woman can accomplish this feat? well, she had to argue back and forth before he finally sent a letter of relation. and he -- of recommendation. and he cement it late so that -- sent it late so that after she struggled and she persisted and she got the rules changed so that news services were admitted and, therefore, blacks were admitted because blacks did not have daily papers except the atlanta daily world which did not have a presence in washington. so it was discrimination as a result of something not intentional no blacks, but nobody other than daily press. so she got the rule changed, and then she didn't get to be the first black admitted because the nnpa followed up and got louie latier admit

now the explanation provided by claude gueant is that this was payment for two paintings, which he saidld to a malaysian art collector, but there are some questions, some doubts over this version of the story, partly because the paintings themselves are believed by experts to be only a frac shin of what they were allegedly sold for. and if you are selling valuable paintings and shipping them overseas you have to have a special export license. so there are some big question marks, which is why police are digging a bit further to find out if this could be money that came from the regime of colonel ga gadhafi to finance the campaign of nicklas sarkozy. >>> russia and ukraine have agreed to double the number of observers of the ceasefire. on friday a car bomb in the city of kharkiv left two people injured. simon mcgregor-wood has more. >> reporter: the car exploded as it passed through a suburb of kharkiv kharkiv. it belonged to this man. all are said to have be stable condition. the local police say they think the explosion was caused by a magnetic mine. they have accused russian-backed gr

claude giroux scored for the flyers. that was their only one they visit edmonton tomorrow. >> happening today a nerve racking but exciting one for area medical students. today is match day, this is video of last year's informal ceremony held at thomas jefferson university. students receive letters telling them where in the country they head tore their residency. it is their next step on their way to becoming doctors. >> congratulations. >> reporter: it's weird to get the letter like so many of us have at times it changes your life. >> reporter: mr. murphy you are -- [laughter]. >> reporter: traffic is moving fine, no problems, we're clear and dry in anticipation of the messy weather coming, nothing we're dealing with currently. mass transit is on time, dave. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing us we're starting to moisten up, the first line of precip is not hitting ground if it is it's light and an indication of what's to come. coats for the kids this afternoon they may want extra gear because the we

flyers need claude giroux to score to deep alive. g, ng? no good.burglar problems the flyers. >> and for what it's worth only one team in league play has more wins than phillies now. i know, i know, nobody expect us to carry over into the regular season. phils showing life right now. opening season will be boston, let's play now. today against the sox. chase utley rbi single. he comes back from an ankle injury. phillies take a 7-4 lead. >> a big piece of this. gone. two-run shot. second of spring. howard knocks in two runs today. phils win 11-4. they open at home against boston at citizens bank park. >> thanks, jeff, we have more ahead in the next half hour of "action news" tonight including shooting and chase in chester where police caught one the two us is expect early celebration in center city. highlights from the big parade coming up. >> sunday night here's was happening 11:30 villanova wildcats part of march madness. number one seed at well. they take on lafayette help pardz. >> details in sports. >> and philadelphia celebrated longstanding st

jacob joseph scored look at reaction from claude giroux. frustration showing.er 2 on none flyers fall 5-2. 14 seconds away from 2 point back from playoff spot 24 hours later 7 back with 15 games to go. we'll be back with more sports after

but no stopping claude. not with a man advantage. tie the game up at 2. went to a shootout. he was up to brent burns. give him the puck and out of the way. top shelf for the game winner and the sharks beat the fliers 3-2. seven-game road trip ends tomorrow in pittsburgh. chilly outside in boston. that's where the san jose earthquakes were. 21st minute, it's kellen roe. roe scored twice and new england, they beat san jose final up 2-1. to golf, jordan speed and the caddy, trying to figure out how to catch the leader. this is the pga stop in san antonio, texas. the home of jimmie walker who drained a buddy at 18 and a bird hits the bottom of the cup, 35 minutes from his front door. he carries a four shot lead into the final round on sunday. quick little thoroughbred racing note, such a big deal made when california chrome almost pulled off the triple crown. he was back in the spotlight today. a favorite in the dubai world cup. >> with 250-meters left to go, prince bishop gone away from california chrome. then hoka lee, but it's the prince. prince bishop and william. prince bis

claude the answers, you name it. animals on stage that could be more important than the movie. when the founders of the dolls sell tickets to movies but to theaters and that was roxy. said one day they give him a microphone is ours to interpret what is going on on stage. then they have the first trade show on radio. four years later he founds nbc to put the variety show on the air so begin with the strugglers finally there is a guy who starts off as a hustler in chicago. pin so he runs the act with the strongest man in the world. and he has been show and the society prevention of cruelty to animals jets and have some idea yeasty into non this mental thing with cheese is below. [laughter] but of course, he comes in and to create the follies. but everybody went to them. then in 1927 the master of light into treatment hits it big with the play of showboat. it changed american theater as much as a change radio. the first play where the songs come directly out of the plot. the first play ever to have a mixed cast in to deal seriously with the racial issue. we all know old man river.

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look at claude giroux and 10 1/2 minute without a shot and 2 on nonflyers fall 5-2.yoff hopes lost they're 7 back with 15 games to play. walter back to you. >> thank you james jury. >> "fyi philly" is here on channel 6. >> "action news" continues tomorrow morning 4:30 with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, david murphy and karen rogers. >> for sarah bloomquist, jamie apody, melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez, have a good night an a great weekend. >> good night. >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm alicia vitarelli. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >> from bikes to guitars to candles and handcrafted accessories. >> we celebrate things made in philly. >> we visit a local salon that elevates little girls to rock stars and princesses. >> and national meatball day is right around the corner. >> there's a new restaurant that hand rolls more than a half dozen varieties. >> hi everybody, and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at me n mo meatballs n more. >> it's a brand new restaurant on south street, just off headhouse square. >> and we ar

. >> many member states don't have enough money to increase their budget, which is why jean-claude juncker is insisting on bonds. >> it would send a clear message to russia. the german chancellor and foreign mr. support the idea. >> german and french troops fighting side-by-side. if things go his way this will be the future of european defense. the president of the eu commission called for a european army. it's not a new idea and has many supporters in germany, even in the defense ministry. >> we want to expand this cooperation between different european armies so we can utilize our joint potential especially considering the monetary restraints. >> if member countries jointly order equipment like tanks, they could save ilion's each year. it is an important argument, especially when there is a crisis, but the conflict in ukraine seems to be an idea it is resurfacing now. germany's opposition left party rejects the idea. >> the left party thinks the suggestion is a bad idea. it is definitely aimed at russia. we believe the eu should conduct a peaceful foreign policy. >> there are many obstac

philly power flay, claude de rue and the game is tied. sharks held the flyers to 18 shot attempts.ht here, backhand glove, top shelf; 3-2 sharks but remain eight points out of the playoffs. >> cal and st. mary's match up in berkeley. back and forth the entire afternoon. gaels trailing 8-3 look at the effort by maloney for the try. st. mary's takes a 20-11 lead but the bears scored 16 up answered to end the match. jake anderson kicked to himself and the dive for the go-ahead. cal improve dozen 14-1 beating the gaels. >> the biggest battle in the country, two really good teams, and got the -- it was important to get this today and proud to give st. mary's the victory. credit to the boys. >> cactus league a's and me white white sox. perfect execution to start the 1-4-3 double-play. kazmir 5-1/3. this shot to dead center. oakland wins 10-4. giants hold off the mariners 9-8. jake peavy rocked for six runs but maxwell battling for a backup spot 2-4 with a home run and three rbi. >> the earthquakes looking for the third win in four games. in snowy boston today. 24th minute. deflected off

since the early hours of friday morning surrounded a sum of approximately $700,000 which appeared in claudeant's bank account back in march 20th [ technical difficulties ] the explanation given was this was payment for two paintings he said he shareholder a malaysian art collector. but the paintings are believed by experts to be worth only a fraction of what they were allegedly sold for, also because if you are selling valuable paintings, you have to a export license. so there are some questions, which is why police are digging bit further to see whether this mystery $700,000 could be money that came from the regime of former leader of libya gadhafi to finance the election campaign of nicklas sarkozy. >>> a mob in india has beaten a alleged rapist to death. the prison is in the northeastern state of naggaland near bangladesh. >> reporter: local madia are suggesting that what started as a peaceful protest took an unexpected turn with the mobber approximately at least one thousand people turning to the prison where the alleged rapist was being held. they stormed the prison. took the prisoner

no stopping claude giroux. he tied the game.nt to a shoot-out and it was up to bret burns. just give him the puck. now get out of the way. top shelf for the game winner. sharks beat the flyers 3-2. seven-game road trip ends tomorrow in pittsburgh. >>> high school hoops, ivan an bishop going against mater dei. off the miss. 19 points. 20 rebounds. could be doing it for arizona. final seconds in regulation. down two. but austin walker drove and made it happen. sent the game to overtime. now the end of the extra period. he fouled less than a second left. he just needed to make one free- throw. oh, airmailed the first one. what about the second one? he hits it. and he beat mater dei. madeline howard all fired up. just picked them clean. the steal and the lay in for helena hill. they closed it out on a 33-10 run and won at six state titles. that was the girls. what about coach kennedy's boys? yeah, the boys, did they pull up a suite? five seconds left. sebastian munch forced overtime! an nba range three. this one went to overtime. co

claude grox would tie the game at two. let's go to a shoot-out. shall we? we shall.own one at this point. they extended the game and possibly the sharks season. two rounds later, bret byrnes's backhand would give them back-to-back wins. they'll wrap up the road trip tomorrow afternoon. giants wrapping things up in arizona. break camp on wednesday. today they went to the mariners complex. jake peavy got the start. cano with a high pop in the first. perez can't get to it. we're tied at one. next inning mariners up 2-1 when mike zunino would make it 3-1. peavy gave up five earned in 3 1/3. the giants would rally back today. justin maxwell with two on gives the giants the lead. the giants would keep it, 9-the final today down in peoria. a's at camelback today to take on white sox. billy byrnes got things started on the right foot. making a heck of a push this spring with coco crisp. he's batting .3 1 in cactus league action. former white sox josh begley would knock him in. byrnes would go on to score three times on the day. that was more than enough for scott kazmir. bot

michael to voracek, claude giroux, lights the lamp, voracek got another assist on that play. flyers come back to tie the game at two. okay, we go to shoot-out. we know this has been a problem for the flyers. lost that game three to two. but voracek is keeping pace with sydney crosby in the race for the art ross trophy. >> i think jake's, he is a very competitive guy. his priority is to win hockey games first and for most. and, you know, he has to produce for us, and he has all year. he's going to continue to try to do that. >> he's having unbelievable season. >> oh, yes. >> all right, leslie, thanks so much. we're back in >> from season is leer, and today high school girls were treated to a personal hopper to find the absolute perfect ensemble, which is most important. "eyewitness news" at the sixth annual promise boutique prom fair at camden county college. junior and senior girls received new or gently used gown accessories, and new make up items for $25 or less. the event is put on by the non-profit organization, the mvp foundation. >>> that's eye within news have a great

an aging beethoven who composed his most dramatic works while losing his hearing, the nearly blind claudet his final years painting these symphonies of color on a similarly monumental scale. we're looking into his pond, dotted with water lilies and dappled by the reflections of the sky, clouds, and trees on the surface. monet mingles the pond's many elements and then lets us sort it out. the true subject of these works is not the pond itself. it's the play of the light reflecting off the water. monet would work on several canvases at the same time, each one catching the light of a particular time of day. get close and see how monet worked. starting from a blank canvas, he'd lay down thick, big brushstrokes of a single color, horizontal and vertical, to create a dense mesh of foliage. over this, he'd add more color for the dramatic highlights until he got a dense paste of piled-up paint. up close, it's messy. but back up, and the colors resolve into a luminous scene -- just pure reflected color. working, he'd move with the sun, from one canvas to the next. panning slowly around this hall,

. >> it's the german chancellor's first meeting in brussels with jean-claude juncker since he took over as commission president back in november. they are also due to discuss the crisis in ukraine as well as plans for a controversial free-trade deal between the european union and the united dates. our correspondent is in brussels following this meeting. max, we've been talking for years about the european union's dysfunctional immigration policy. we heard that story right there that there is just not the will to fix it. are you hearing anything different this time around? >> the commission insists there is a will to fix it. but talk is cheap here. as you say this problem has been around for a long time. many think it is almost integral to call this new effort and orientation debate. that is what they had on wednesday. they asked themselves why the commission needs orientation with this problem when it has been around for such a long time but it's true -- they are trying to speed things up. they rely on member states here, and what they are trying to do is get everybody on board, but the

claude giroux got stumped in the shoot-out.'re nine points out of the playoffs now with only 11 games left. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" we're continuing to follow some breaking news this morning after overnight fire in northeast philadelphia. we'll get up a date from justin finch at the scene. >> also, stroller pinned right underneath an s.u.v. do you see that? how a quick thinking neighbor prevent add real disaster in the driveway. >> and jessica katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's. it is monday morning. and we're back in two minutes. >> fear fighter returned to the hospital, the latest on how they're doing. >>> the work week getting off to very comfortable start. we like that. how long will this spring weather stick around? >> good morning, a lot of times you will see thee swings on the thermometer where it is just mild enough for it to feel like a dose of spring, and then you get these little cool-downs. that's casino whatever this week is going to provide for us. we wil

. >> reporter: retired photographer claude de garam has lived in marseille his entire life. he said he's felt things change over the years. >> ( translated ): before, everyone knew each other. even the first immigrants in marseille, the italians spanish, all of that, it all worked fine. perhaps because it was the same religion. but what came after, it's a lot more complicated. less integrated. the old marseillais are annoyed to have people who come and bother them in their hometown. because we have our ways. and the new arrivals feel not well accepted and so you feel their hatred increasing. you can see it in the buses. there are fights, and that didn't happen before. >> reporter: de garam said he's not sure what the future holds. >> ( translated ): we don't know where we are going, but we can feel that it's not towards peace. there's a feeling of uneasiness. >> ( translated ): yes, there are problems of islamaphobia. in my opinion, it's happening more and more. >> reporter: as we traveled around marseille, we spoke to many french muslims who told us they've seen things chan

michael to voracek, claude giroux, lights the lamp, voracek got another assist on that play.me back to tie the game at two. okay, we go to shoot-out. we know this has been a problem for the flyers. lost that game three to two. but voracek is keeping pace with sydney crosby in the race for the art ross trophy. >> i think jake's, he is a very competitive guy. his priority is to win hockey games first and for most. and, you know, he has to produce for us, and he has all year. he's going to continue to try to do that. >> he's having unbelievable season. >> oh, yes. >> all rightht, leslie, thanks so much. we're back in just a moment. i've just arrived in atlanta and i can't wait to start telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of dollars on car insurance. but first, my luggage. ahh, there it is. uh, excuse me sir? i think you've got the wrong bag. >>sorry, they all look alike, you know? no worries. well, car's here, i can't save people money chatting at the baggage claim all day. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance

third period powers on the power play michael del zotto to claude giroux.other assist from that play and flyers come back to tie the game at two. this one's going to go into a shootout. we know that's the big problem for the flyers. converted one chance and lost this game three to two but voracek keeping pace with sidney crosby in the race for the trophy. >> i think jake's -- jake's a very competitive guy and his priority to win hockey games first and foremost. and he has to produce for us and he has all year. i mean, he's going to continue to try to do that. >> to march madness we're down to the final eight teams of the tournament. the first elite eight game just got under a way a short time ago. arizona take on wisconsin in the west regional. right now the badgers are down wildcats leading 14 to three. >>> coming up tonight we have unbeaten kentucky looking to improve to 38 wins and zero losses. they'll square off with notre dame's fighting irish. tipoff 8:49. >>> last night we had duke taking on utah in the sweet 16 a great game from justice winslow thre

so down one in the third, back they come, claude giroux on the power play. we're tied at two.o the fifth round of the shoot-out mason need this stop. but brett burns, burns them. flyers lose three-two. they have lost seven straight at home with the sharks. today out hot shot by 26. >> it is tough, when you know you will not play in the playoffs and you try to motivate yourself every game. i think we have been doing that but it is frustrating that we're not in the playoffs. >> yes it is only spring training but phillies starting pitchers have not had a good camp. cliff lee was shut down. harrang has had back trouble and jerome williams is flat out having troubles. did he in the get out of the fourth against the twins in fort myers. joe maur gone, two run shots. williams has six runs, nine hits. phillies lose seven-one. just five games on left and on deck series next week even. >>> the silver lining of brett brown's play book sixers rookie nerlens noel who looks like a rising star and franchise big man, unless, sam hinkie trade him away. noel with the night of his life last nigh

third period flyers on the power play they need a goal and claude giroux comes through.o the shoot-out. vinny has been in the doghouse and this effort won't help. doesn't even get it really on goal. so brent berm's chance to get the victory, yeah beats steve mason. flyers fall 3-2 in the shoot-out. to the ballyard now. we are just over a week away from opening day. how about it monday april 6th the phillies and red sox will play ball right here on nbc 10. but until then things winding down in the grapefruit league. fill yisphillyies taking on the team. it wasn't a good day for jerome williams on the bump. joe mallard takes him deep to right. four innings of action, phils fall 7-1. there are just six teams left in the ncaa tournament with two teams punching their ticket to the final four last night. let's have a look. kentucky up on notre dame a two-point game. grant takes it the length of the floor. look at the play here though. but comes up empty from the corner. kentucky wins 68-66. a tight one. they improve to 38-0 advancing to the final four. bo ryan leading wisconsi

rounded up some chechnyans is reminiscent of everybody's favorite film "casablanca" where at the end claude raine says round up the usual suspects. we have seen a scene from that movie again as the russians have rounded up the usual suspects. under this regime in russia, we will never know who the murders are of boris nemtsov and that, my friends, is a tragedy. mr. president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: mr. president i rise today to support the justice for victims of trafficking act. the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. sullivan: can we advice rate the quorum call? -- can we viserate the quorum call? the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from alaska may proceed. mr. sullivan: mr. president today i rise to support the justice for victims of trafficking act and i want to commend the numerous senators, senators cornyn, klobuchar so many others who have worked so hard to move this act forward. now,

and claude aikin and melissa of the competition bureau. melissa will present the item. >> good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. at the outset, the order before you sets for three bright line rules to ban conduct that we know threatens the open internet. first, broadband providers may not block access to legal content, application, services or non-harmful device. second, they may not impair or degrade lawful internet traffic on the basis of content, applications, services, or any classes thereof. third, they may not favor some internet traffic over other internet traffic in exchange for consideration of any kind. in other words, no fast lanes. as in the commission's open internet order, today's order also adopts a standard for judging concerns with any future practice is on a case i case basis. that standard will prohibit broadband providers from unreasonably interfering with or disadvantaging the ability of consumers and providers to reach one another. all of these rules, other than the ban on paid prioritization are subject to a c

claud me haces falta, s por diferentes circunstancias >> una noche desesperada, le pedÍ a dios que mevarias organizaciones que le ayudaron a formar el grupo >> es necesario estar juntas, nos hemos dado cuenta de que ahora son una familia. estamos siempre al pendiente una de la otra. la verdad nos queremos. >> un apoyo que tengo. ya no me sentÓ sola. desde que encontrÉ el grupo me siento con una nueva familia. >> las madres se han organizado en una ciudad que antes desconocÍan. reciben terapia psicolÓgica que nos ayuda a enfrentar la separaciÓn de sus hijos. y piden constantemente regresar a estados unidos para juntarse con sus hijos. >> yo quisiera que tambiÉn escucharÁ nuestra voz, y nos incluyeran. como todas las personas tenemos derecho a estar con otros hijos. queremos tener la paz y tranquilidad. ese coso de que la familia estÉ nuevamente unida. claudia: ese deseo las mantiene en pie de lucha. >> probablemente pueda haber una nueva acciÓn ejecutiva. claudia: a sus hijos les reiteran que nada las detendrÁ. >> algÚn dÍa vamos a estar juntos. no los he olvidado. que no piensen que l

it has been desired by jean-claude juncker to have the capital markets union. it should play to the benefits of london. guy: some argue london would be one of the main beneficiaries. is that going to be a force with -- which detracts in continental minds for making this happen? sir bischoff: i think europe is going to be the beneficiary. small and medium-sized companies. the secondary effect will be an advantage to london. guy: why is it a better way of doing it? sir bischoff: it is more certain. capital markets supply money on a longer-term basis than banks. they supply usually on the basis of a fixed rate, which is useful. there are certain disciplines involved. some capital markets' instruments will need to be rated by rating agencies which exert a certain amount of discipline. you want to have a mix you do not want to rely on one channel of finance,' banking. guy: you talked about rating agencies and structures necessary to be created or enhanced if we were to go down this road. the europeans felt burned by the financial crisis. they felt burdened by words

the man sitting just behind him looks like jean-claude juncker, the head of the commission.he french president arriving for this meeting. the minisummit that took place last night -- merkel, francois hollande, mr. tsipras and mr. draghi seems to have generated more momentum. the sense seems to be that the ball is in the debeltsevegreeks' court. batman has to decide as he talks to mr. renzi how far will he go, what can he do and allow syriza to stay intact? the leaders gathering in brussels. let's get a sense of all this from holger schmieding. the meeting coming up with merkel in tsipras -- and tsipras this is about how much do i trust you. dr. schmieding: that is the gist of the meeting monday. germany would like to find out whether greece is serious with its recent nonmove or whether greece is ready to get back to where it was before the election. namely, largely complying with obligations to creditors. if the new government, mr. tsipras, gives spurlin and ms. merkel the impression that they will but in large do what they have to do, do what they promised do what they have

to the third back they come, claude giroux on the power play. we are tied at 2. burned. flyers lost 3-2. they were out-shot by 26. >>> villanova is still the only number one seed eliminated from the ncaa tournament. it messed up millions of brackets from the president of the united states to charles barclay, labron place the sixers tonight, last night he is watching number one seed kentucky played notre dame. notre dame up 6. later in the second, grant the brother of the sixers rookie, jeremy grant from the fightin' irish up 2. another kid from jersey ties it at 66. kentucky takes the lead, 6 seconds left on two free throws notre dame one last shot for the win, grant no luck of the irish. kentucky hangs on to win 68-66 they are in the final 4. >>> former sun valley high school search has wisconsin in the final 4 for the second straight year. they were up 3 at the half. wisconsin badgers them with 3 after 3 in the second. sam decker wins it, wisconsin 85-78. they are back in the final 4 against kentucky. >>> that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. only five spring trai

which appeared in claude guillen's bank at back in 2008. the police want to know what is this money? where did this come from? it's a payment from overseas. the explanation is that this was payment for two paintings which he said he told to a malaysian art collector but there are questions, some doubts over this version of the story partly because the paintings themselves which is by some little known artist if in the 17th century to be believed to be worth a fraction of what they were allegedly sold for. also, if you're selling valuable paintings and shipping them overseas you normally have to have a special export license from the ministry of culture. mr. are big question marks which is why the police are digging a bit further to see if this mystery money is money that came from the regime of the former leader of libya muammar qaddafi to finance as alleged the campaign of sarkozy. >> now trust in spain's local politicians is at an all-time low after a serious of corruption scandals close to 2,000 officials are under investigation. now one

or there are too many people to thank but i would be remiss if i did not mention jonathan sallet claude akin roger sherman i said her name to joe thank you and michael jansen but i almost -- must also think two people in my office especially louie perez for always been that eagle eyed attorney and rebecca goodhart who will work for days on end to see that an item is right. i thank you very much. last but not least i would like to thank you the american people. more than 4 million of you weighed in. thank you for your amazing role in framing this historic order today because of your efforts we are better able to allow millions of americans to tell their stories to reach their potential and to realize the american ideal. thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner. [applause] and thank you for your leadership on this recognizing as mr. lewis said every voice matters. ms. rosenworcel. >> so there has been a little noise on the way to this decision today. i'm going to do something radical. i'm going to be brief. our internet economy is the envy of the world. we invented it. the applicati

which appeared in claude guillen's bank account back in markin 2007. gueant said that 24 was for the sale of two paintings, but there is dispersion and doubt over the story partly because the two paintings themselves are considered to be worth a fraction of what they were allegedly sold for. also if you're selling valuable paintings and shipping them overseas, you need an export license from the ministry of culture. there are questions marks over of isevery the election campaign of 2007 of nicolas sarkozy. >> still ahead, another stalemate. we'll have the latest on the peace talks from south sudan's government and rebels. >>> flooding in argentina leave thousand homeless and an entire town abandoned. >>> and italian football club parma is given a financial lifeline. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day. i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life sentences and beat them. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it. >> "free

approach camera showing the view out toward the east and rising some gorgeous shot here few high- level claude'she horizon. >> reporter: stored before there are very nice day today and yet they're coming in from the north if you haven't got as high clouds streaming and denser clause right behind it. impacting us as we go live later on did said today. they out the door right now cool temperatures in the inland valleys 44, pleasanton and the low 50s right now san jose. right next door in sunnyvale at is 49 and were looking low demand for its across the north bay. seeing some are cooler temperatures this afternoon the seeing sundays and warmup and on the cool side compared to yesterday. although on balance first of five degrees above normal for this there. quick break down of yourself they forecast that the look at the next segment of, as high clouds will be out there cool temperatures that can right now 46 degrees to 51 degrees. the car it sells the communities and by noon time those cuts will continue to build temperatures on amounts of at that point. talking about 66 to 70. and then by three thi

that was jean-claude trichet a buying greek debt.they bought those bonds, they couldn't be restructured. what does that say about the risk of putting bonds on the ecb when you are buying 30-your debt in places like spain and italy. can the ecb really be sure they are not going to have something in the future? it is a long time. guest: certainly, there are worries surrounding the qe program and the risks the central bank is taking. that is largely the reason draghi announced most of the risk will stay with the national central banks. that was to address the concerns of germans who were worried about that. jonathan: do you think that's one of the reasons they can't by more than 25% of a specific issue? was the ecb thinking ahead? guest: the ecb said that some of these guidelines are due to the fact that they want to be treated as a normal creditor. that's because if they weren't markets would become worried that the ecb was exempt from that and that private bondholders would have to take a larger hit. they are saying we are going to be

>> flyers down by one to san jose on the power play, claude giroux, tying the game up.me would go to shoot-out right here, dave mason needs to get a save and the win but no the sharks, carlton, comes through in the clutch. the flyers need a stop here to continue. brent burns gets the final shoot-out goal. flyers lose three-two, in the month of march basically been awful. they're three and ten the team starting to show some frustration. >> training almost here, regular season about week away. phillies gearing up for what looks to be a tough queen. today motion of the vet sat out, bunch of guys trying to make the team in action. facing minnesota, third inning, it is easy ground baum here to second, and he -- hernandez can't control t the twins would score off of that, three-one, next inning, joe, hits titanic two-one blastoff jerome williams, again none of the big players played today. so it is okay, not a big deal. phillies lose seven to one. in the nit temple still playing, still proving that they should be in the nca tournament. this weekend they are prepping tort fina

third period, flyers on the power play, they need a goal and claude giroux comes through. we go to the shoot-out. vinny has been in the doghouse and this effort won't help. doesn't even get it really on goal. so brent berm's chance to get the victory, yeah, beats steve mason. flyers fall 3-2 in the shoot-out. to the ballyard now. we are just over a week away from opening day. how about it, monday, april 6th, the phillies and red sox will play ball right here on nbc 10. but until then, things winding down in the grapefruit league. phillies taking on the team. it wasn't a good day for jerome williams on the bump. joe mallard takes him deep to right. four innings of action, phils fall 7-1. there are just six teams left in the ncaa tournament, with two teams punching their ticket to the final four last night. let's have a look. kentucky up on notre dame, a two-point game. grant takes it the length of the floor. look at the play here, though. but comes up empty from the corner. kentucky wins 68-66. a tight one. they improve to 38-0, advancing to the final four. bo ryan leading

claude lives in the last village before the crash site. >> it's behind that mountain. it's just behind there. >> what did you hear? >> a laud unusual sound, he says. like this. then nothing. the a320 one of the world's most popular commercial airlines descended from 38,000 feet in just eight minutes, according to a website that tracks plane movements. onboard, 150 people many german and spanish. now rescuers are searching for bodies. wahl in germany, a growing memorial for 16 high school students who were among the passengers amid a deepening mystery over what happened to the plane they were in. one of the unanswered questions is why there was no mayday signal over a period of eight minutes. in terms of the plane being grounded, 24 hours before the crash, we understand that there may have been a problem with the nose door for the landing gear but that it was checked and found to be safe. all their same there are reports some air crews in the region are refusing to fly on a320s so worried are they about this mystery. back to you. >> it is a mystery. >> yes it is. >> wel

jean-claude biver, thank you for your time. >>> let's get to the nymex.rning, sara. the department of energy out with its weekly inventory report on nat gas. we got a withdrawal for last week of 45 billion cubic feet in line with expectations. nat gas lower on this morning, to 8 on last week we saw a draw down of 180 cubic feet. it's much less than we saw last year 69 billion cubic feet. was much colder at this point in march last year than this year though talking about snow for tomorrow. what traders are talking about now for the nat gas trade in between period where you don't need heat you don't necessarily need air-conditioning, they do expect these prices to potentially go lower from here. some people talking about 2.25 an interesting trade to watch for the short term. if it's a hot summer we could see prices rush back up again. back to you. thank you very much. >>> straight ahead on the program, king dollar fighting back one day after its largest fall in over a year and a half. the dollar shaking off the short interruption from janet yellen. "squawk

to the ice now flyers have only 11 games left, last night, they took the senators to shoot-out but claudewas stopped and ottawa beat the flyers two to one the flyers play the can nux vancouver tomorrow night. it is a 10:00 o'clock start. that is of course back east. >> right now 6:27. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" we are live with an update on breaking news, justin? >> erika firefighter and fire victim are injured after flames gut northeast philadelphia home overnight. i'm justin finch live in northeast fill which their conditions and more coming up. >> nuclear negotiations with iran resume, as a critical deadline fast approaches. i'm susan macinnis in washington with the story. >> and jessica katie return with your traffic and weather together these. quiet morning out there. we're back in just two minute. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what

claude giroux, scored his 19th goal of the season for the flyers but that was all of the offense they could come up with, flames win the game four-one. rough seas on for the flyers. >>> did you hear about a ticket in philly for wednesday's power ball drawing. >> i did not know that. >> now they are a few million richer. >> a winning ticket worth two million-dollar was sold right here in the city, ticket matched all five white balls drawn but missed red power ball number, an extra dollar spent on the power play option bumped up the prize by one million-dollar. what a good investment that is. one buck you get a million bunk. that is the the store on frankford avenue that earns a $10,000 for selling that winning ticket. >>> cast of glee will be taking their final bow during a two hour series finally airing tonight, hear from the cast as they prior to say good bye. >> they are being criticized for how they celebrated foreign language week. we will tell you what students heard over the the interester come that >>> and new from overnight fire crews responding to two fires including one that

third period, flyers on the power play, they need a goal and claude giroux comes through.o the shoot-out. vinny has been in the doghouse and this effort won't help. doesn't even get it really on goal. so brent berm's chance to get the victory, yeah, beats steve mason. flyers fall 3-2 in the shoot-out. to the ballyard now. we are just over a week away from opening day. how about it, monday, april 6th, the phillies and red sox will play ball right here on nbc 10. but until then, things winding down in the grapefruit league. phillies taking on the twins. darren rough spanks is one to deep left center. but jordan shaffer, robbing him with the grab. it wasn't a good day for jerome williams on the bump. joe mallard takes him deep to right. four innings of action, phils fall 7-1. there are just six teams left in the ncaa tournament, with two teams punching their ticket to the final four last night. let's have a look. kentucky up on notre dame, a two-point game. grant takes it the length of the floor. look at the play here, though. but comes up empty from the corner. kentucky wins

the wherewithall to get back into the fray, and when they do, it is usually long after markets have claudeack up. conversely, if you can remember this, back in 1999, the nasdaq shot up 85% 85. then agreed pushed more people into that market in the year 2,000. these folks panic when the bottom later fell out. you know, acing in either fear or agreed often ends up prompting to you sell low buy hi take unnecessary losses in your portfolio. >> jill, since you brought it up, what can we do to guard against fear and agreed? >> to keep those emotions in check, you want to create and adhere to long-term plan. you want to incorporate your diversified portfolio spreading risk out across different asset classes investors of course need to periodically re balance so neither fear nor agreed take over, on to learn more about thousand guard against the powerful lessons, and to learn, my three goal end rules every investing go to jill on money. com. >> always appreciate the insight, jill, thanks so much. appreciate it. talk to you a little later. well old-man-winter real did i a number on the roads. >> ce

claude lives in the last village before the crash site. it is behind that mountain just behind there? what did you hear? a loud unusual sound, he says, like this. then nothing. the a-320, one of the world's most popular commercial airliners, descended from 38,000 feet in just eight minutes according to a website that tracks plane movements. on board, 150 people many german and spanish. now rescuers are searching for bodies. while in germany, a growing memorial for 16 high school students who were among the passengers. and deepening mystery over what happened to the plane they were in. one of the unanswered questions is why there was no may day signal over a period of eight minutes. in terms of the plane being grounded, 24 hours before the crash, we understand that there may have been a problem with the nose door for the landing gear but that it was checked and found to be safe. there are reports that some air crews in the region are refusing to fly on a-320s, so worried are they about this mystery. back to you. >> that was keir simmons rep