but i mean conrad still in the program. conrad a real good dude.ver and make sure dude get graduated and adopted and everything. >>> coming up -- >> this morning inmate brown was in labor. >> as la'quan brown leaves the jail to have her baby, keith johnson suspects she may have spoken authorities as to the alleged murder. >> she's got a weak body and mind so [ bleep ]. >>> visitations is tuesdays and wednesdays and commissary is on thursdays. >> all right. >> keith has recently plead not guilty to new charges including murder and carjacking. he's been removed from the detention center's dog program and moved back into general population. curtis conrad says he and the other inmates in operation new hope will have to take over training johnson's dog who's been allowed to remain in the program. >> pretty much what's going to happen is i will pick up the slack for him or someone else does, and we'll keep training him coinciding with other dogs until we get a handle and go back and back-brief them on what's going on. i'm glad you moved in, i really am.

where is conrad? is he sitting on the couch somewhere?robably is, but he is already planning his next company, although, we do not know what that is. we have heard some people say they want to get in touch with them. he grew this company to $60 million in three years and that is nothing small to laugh at in silicon valley. carol: he is revered to some extent. does zenefits have a future? >> i talked to a number of customers that are frustrated, but i think so. but no one said that they would leave. david: a look at the new generation of american psycho fans. >> there is a musical on broadway of "american psycho," based on the book about a serial killer. one of your reporters goes to a show with yale is this school students. what do they make of the show? >> they kind of come out being conflicted. they go in, they like it, and we actually quote one person who saw it, 825-year-old who said something to the effect that it changed his mind set and they spent the next day shopping for beauty products at kiehl's. david: why is this show out now

conrad: i think she boxed herself in.90%, i think the impeachment process goes through. temer comes through as positive -- as president. the point is who he appoints in his ministerial positions. that could lead to a little uplift. david: ironically, it is all about rousseff. and we forget about things like the petrobras scandal. to get through a lot of barriers before you get to a solution to their problems. conrad: absolutely. economically, it will still be a struggle. vp, i now he is putting on a totally different face. i think change is good. i feel good about the economy and what could happen to it, because looking at the suffering they have gone through economically. but there are significant challenges. there is not a significant change, but we are now uncovering all of the corruption upndals, which is opening that the system itself was corrupt. good news it is democratic and is coming to a boil now. but it is more systemic. jonathan: how do you get a read on brazil? looking at santander numbers, it has stabilized.

conrad murray style. >> have we learned nothing from conrad murray?d special people demand special care. here you have the person using the medication dictating the care. that never disturbs out well. have we not learned from conrad murray, the outcomes of special care for special people. >> dr. gupta, i medically walk me through what happens to the body when you have a use, an overuse, possibly an addiction to percocet and you try to stop using it. >> when you think about percocet, it is a combination of two things. an opiod, something that comes from the opium plant, something for pain. in addition to that, acetaminophen, the active ingredient in tylenol. percocet is a combination of those two things. here's the important thing to keep in mine. we had opiod receptors throughout our body, in our brain, our spinal cord, and our guchlt these medications bind those receptors. that's what helps dull pain n. severe cases of overdose for example, it can take away someone's drive to breathe, which is why someone might die of an overdose. the goal is to try

now, it looks like what he was going to get was sort of the conrad murray easying care in his home ofy attempting to detox and manage his care in his paisley park home which, again, have we learned nothing from conrad murray. >> if they had called you for help, how would you have responsibled? >> i would have said put him in the car, take him to the city center. it's the premiere center in the carment take him down there right now. the patient should not be dictating care. the patient has a sick mind right now. whether he's dependent or addicted, i don't know, but they will figure that out there. i should not be flying out to meet him when around the corner, literally around the corner, the premiere center for the treatment of these disorders sits. you can go there, and you can be assured you'll be treated confidentially. you're entitled to confidential care. you'll highly protected. but when the patient starts dictating the kind of care he or she wants, you end up with conrad murray. addicts do not dictate their care. i'm not saying that they have to take care. they should be partici

president, we are saddened by the passing of conrad burns last month. senator burns was a big personality from a big state. he will certainly be missed by those who had the opportunity to know him. i our thoughts are with phyllis and the burns family then and remain with them today. the senate remembers this former colleague. i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of s. res. 457, submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 457, relative to the death of conrad ray burns, former united states senator for the state of montana. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of s. res. 458 submitted earlier today. t

when the patient starts dictating the kind of care he or she wants, end up with conrad murray.e the care, that ends up in disaster. >> i said according to the relatives, i said allegedly had an addiction to percocet, you said, no, we didn't know that. where is the line between needing a prescription medication for health reasons and becoming addicted to that medication? >> addiction again is a life long progressive behavioral disturbance. what we're seeing is people that look like addicts that are really dependent on the drug which i suspect, again, i don't know, i suspect that's what's going on with prince. in that he gets in a situation where he probably had some sort of underlying chronic medical problem, interacting with the medical system, he was given opiates appropriately and then it got out of control. there is something called hyperalgesia, he begins chasing the opiates, the pain gets worse, now in a cycle of real trouble. we hear he was cutting down. one of the common complaints of people cutting down, tell me, a, i feel like i have the flu, we heard the flu complaint

police were called to the unit block of conrad street at 4:00, one victim was taken to the hospital and the shooting comes hours after the city officials announce plans to step up police patrols. the focus is on community policing, every officer regardless of rank will be put on patrol. police have put four men from the bronx in jail all accused of taking part in a retail theft ring. live tonight is walter perez. how did police bust this operation? >> it was being in the right place at the right time. gloucester township police are working to see if these four men are part of a larger credit card fraud ring. they are not trying to steal or get bye bye stealing. that is david harkins describing the men that nearly got away with thousands of dollars of merchandise from the gloucester premium outlets. officers spotted a man inside of a shop trying to make a purchase with several credit cards and debit cards that were being denied. he walked to another vehicle where three other men were coming and going. he approached to ask questions. the others started to panic. the other one who didn't k

everyone hated spencer and heidi, loved lauren conrad, and in honor of throwback thursday we trackede cast down to find out where are they >> and it was, at the time it was going to turn into this essentiallopera. it was just a wild, crazy time, but it was fun. ♪ feel the rain on your >> beautiful and their delicious drama. millions of viewers couldn't get enough. >> you know why i'm mad at you? >> why? >> you know why. >> why? >> you know what you did. >> what? >> they earned super villain street cred on "the hills." they married in 2009 but spencer never lived down amping up the crazy. >> you tear biggest crazy in this town. you know it and you're going to get hit for it. >> they needed a bad guy so, you know, everybody won for me being awful. >> so where are they now? laure parlayed her fa a reported $25 million fashion and lifestyle empire and just published her ninth book. kristen, a mom of three and married to chicago bears quarterback jay cutler, we knew from our first interview with her she was destined to hit it big in the world of fashion with her own shoe ande%Ñ jewelry l

you congressman lewis conrad have made -- have maintained your resilience with your hard work in congress to transform the dream of justice into the reality of a better america. you write in your memoir, we pray because we believe that pray can make will we believe our dreams and our visions, country. retention will not come -- redemption will not come to one group of people alone. but only to all of us at once. forwe must work together each other's hopes and dreams, and keep alive the extraordinary we forged ased -- jews and blacks in the 1960's. at that day be this day. -- let that day be this day. let us share insight and learning. let us give one another courage to persist, despite the terrible predicaments we face. speak prophetically to one another. let us speak with a moral grandeur and spiritual audacity to believe that the promise of god and doors forever. forever.s amen. [applause] thank you susanna. what a wonderful tribute to congressman lewis. is one thing to speak about theressman lewis and act on past. but most importantly, his legacy continues to shape the future. that fut

desde conrad texas rer habla de lo que han vivido aÍn s Últimas horas >>> el amanecer del sÁbado mantoÍculo dear sufriÓ las consuencia. >>> el carro parquea allÍ cerca de miasantrÓ agua a la transmisiÓ m levantÉ en la madrada. >>> el departamento de tranor de texas indicaba los que estaban de otros del volante que hacern coe encontrar calles anegas conos letreros electrÓnicos. >>> si ve agualt no pasar. uno tiene que per atenciÓn a lo letreros electrÓnis y avisos que con la ciudad para queo ocurra cosasÁs graves hay que tenerucho cuidado. > cerc de 40 minos durla toenta eel Área de conra lluvias torrenciales y a la vez toentas elÉctca >>> aunque solo fueron mutos del lluvi algunas Áreas alcanzaron ter cerca de un piero de agua en varias Áreas del conr. >>> la carretera pues de la colonia donde nosotros vivo amas aquÍ cerca no podiamos salir porque se estaban inundo ando tenemos que tener cuidado. >>> en el Áae cond pa noticiero telemuo. >>> hay advertencia facidad inundaciones pa el suroeste l tex oklahoma louisiana y arkaas >>> y una jovene as muchos r y otraestÓ herida aler expulsada

some people are upset with the nickname from conrad schools of science in delaware.in the next half hour, learn what may happen to the school logo and mascot. >>> an unholy scene inside a center city apple store. why pless arrested the man known as silly jesus. when it's your time to shine. you want to feel good from head to toe. including your nails. introducing the amopé electronic nail care system. the fast way to file. buff and shine. for effortless shiny wow nails! so you can step out with that amopé confidence and shine on! the electronic nail care system from amopé. find it in the footcare aisle. >>> new jersey lawmakers approve a bill that would allow women to get birth control without a prescription. lawmakers who support the legislation say it would make getting birth control more convenient and less expensive than seeing a doctor for prescriptions. the bill now goes to the senate budget and appropriations committee. >>> more trouble with the law. for the man known to some as philly jesus. this picture was taken off michael grant's arrest last night in cent

i was on the 19th floor of the conrad hilton. like thatoing to be at all but i will say this. bernie -- this is the last hurrah of bernie sanders. he's 74 years old and more and has the aspect of a kamikaze pilot about him. he's going to take this thing way into the convention, right through the last ballot. he wants to be an influence upon party in the way senator goldwater was who lost the badly butn 1964 influenced the future and i can't blame the guy. he's been fighting for these his whole life. he has an enormous following. theas every right to go to convention and speak at the convention and i think he's going to say it was a rigged process. he'll endorse hillary but it was a rigged process, eleanor. eleanor: she didn't rig the process. she was a victim of these rules so he -- eight years ago -- so he leaves some impressions. clarence: it was an uphill climb for obama eight years ago because of these rules. had all the super delegates initially and he had to earn the gains he made and nomination. bernie faces the same challenge. pat, i you're right, think he's not going

fortunately, the driver and two conrad wiser students on board escaped injury.lice say the tire came off a pickup truck because of the mechanical problem with one of its axles. this was the scene this morning from chopper 6. exclusive video of the apprehension of runaway convict arthur buckel. he was captured alongside the garden state parkway in lacey township. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live in the satellite center. chad, how did the arrest go down? in this video, you can see arthur buckel handcuffed and sitting quietly on a guardrail on the garden state parkway. moments earlier officers captured him after a motorist reported seeing a man in the woods. a corrections officer and detective responded. >> at gunpoint gave him very firm directions. arthur buckel complied, and the state corrections officer was able to place him in handcuffs. >> reporter: buckel has been the subject of a manhunt since he escaped from a minimum security facility in hammonton last week. buckel was serving time for assault, drug possession, and burglary. he previously spent

the committee is recommending that the conrad school of science drop the name redskins.he district's school board will get the final say. the mascot committee also voted to work with delaware's native american commune to the find an acceptable replacement nickname. the committee's recommendation only applies to the mascot's name, not the team logo. >>> 4:37 and 57 degrees outside. did you get a good night's sleep? 40 million americans say the answer is no. ahead, hear the three things that experts say you should be doing to make sure you get the rest you need. >>> plus, now you see her, now you don't. hear what happened to carly fiorina during a campaign event and learn why donald trump is trying to use it to his advantage. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> lots of clouds and a light rainfall that's falling this morning. the temperatures, they're not bad. we're in the 50s right now. 57 degrees here at nbc 10. the clouds will linger into this afternoon for philadelphia. the temperatures, though, they'll be coming up a little bit a

. >>> from the news journal the conrad schools of sciences is closer to losing its redskins mascot andame. committee is recommending the red clay consolidated school district make the name change, and this comes as schools and sports teams with similar names have faced increasing pressure to abandon images related to native members. >>> eileen of olson middle school in tabernacle will be named burlington county school nurse of the year. she's one of the hundreds of school nurses in the garden state who keep children safe and healthy during the school day. >>> that is a look at the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, forced out by flames, due to a massive wild fire cause an entire town to be evacuated. >>> obstacle making it even harder for people to lose their homes, when we come back. >>> mr. sour grapes to tasty sandwiches, special ingredients in this meal inspired by sam bradford and how you can try it for free today. same old song with the weather, we are tired by the rain by now. katie will let us necessity when sun does finally come back. stay with us.

yesterday afternoon and slammed right through the windshield of that bus carrying students from the conrad wiser school district. police say the tire came off a pickup truck that was having a mechanical problem with one of its axles. no one was hurt. >> ♪ >>> happening today, officials in south jersey plan to release mosquito eating fish in an effort to fight the zika virus. 10,000 gambusia affinis will be placed in retention basins throughout gloucester county. the fish eat the larvae of mosquitos there carry zika. >> oh, no. it's hitting that farm. no. >> this is new storm chasing video from oklahoma. the crew was just a field away from the twister as it include up trees and a barn in its path. power lines sparked as the poles went down like dominos. the tornadoes in the nation's heartland are responsible for at least two deaths. more severe weather is expected today in the ohio and tennessee valleys. impressive pictures coming from oklahoma. >> crazy video, yeah. it is the time of year down in oklahoma. remember, the year i was covering the aftermath of those, the same town got hit two

. >> no conrad left behind the american or iraqi.e wants iraqi soem ders to be treated like the man who saved his. pushing him out of a sniper's line of fire with dreams of freedom. they will find a safe harbor for his brother in arms. running out of money the u.s. air force won't be able to afford the fighter jets it needs. the air force maintained 1900 aircraft and the pentagon's latest report shows it is not in the budget. the number of deaths will continue to erode until it reaches its lowest levels in 2031. >> what are people so angry abo about>> what are you angry about? >> i am angry because i can't find work. >> thanks, obama. >> these taxes, every time i am getting my check i get half of my check taken away by the government. i should keep my money. >> are you angry? >> what are you angry about? >> that nobody is talking the vets in the campaign. >> what are you angry about? >> hillary should be president but i think trump is going to win it. >> i am not voting for donald trump. >> i am angry about the illegal immigration pr

of parker conrad resigned. rival, valued at a billion dollars but is looking to capitalize on the meltdown. they will sell health insurance plans to customers, more aggressively approaching on their turf. you have been on the payroll now you are crossing into each other's original turf, so to speak. why get into health insurance now? from our derived mission as a company. when we started the company for an half years ago, we knew payroll was going to be the foundation, but we have been planning to launch benefits since before they existed and we are proud to share it with the world and we are getting a lot of positive he back. this an opportunity to capitalize on their trouble? guest: we have a lot of customers who are thrilled and excited to work with customers and want to serve them well, but we have 30,000 businesses today and that is who we are focused on. of benefitsew ceo fits criticized lazy comparisons and pointed out they have taken responsibility for their problems and ousted executives. they have a l

. >> at this moment please are responding to another shooting on conrad street. one person is shot and someone is in custody and we don't know the condition of the person shot. police don't want to be an occupying force but want to work as partners with the community to stop the violence. live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. philadelphia police are investigating if a deadly shooting with an officer was justified. after police received calls about a suspicious minivan, official says they tried to stop the driver but refused to cooperate instead of driving towards police and officers opened fire. gray hall has more from neighbors and the next steps for the investigation coming up on "action news" at 6:00. >>> dozens of people are taking a stand on philadelphia's proposed, soda tax. small business owners and others are protesting outside of city hall, they say the proposed tax will hurt small businesses and low income communities, but the city says the money will fund much needed programs. >>> philadelphia police are trying to t

you remember the series with robert conrad, "baa baa black sheep?" i said, i remember those planes, the show. they got in fights all the time, and they were marine pilots. and they only need a 2.0. having lived in vietnam during the war and seeing my father, i thought i knew something about being in the military, that i could handle what it took to become a marine officer. so in 1986 i signed up for marine officer school. 10 wonderful weeks of summer vacation in quantico, virginia. i think i underestimated how difficult it would be emotionally. i knew the three mile run, the 20 pull-ups, that stuff was difficult but very doable. but in the summer of 1986, 11 years after the fall of saigon, wanting to become a marine aviator, showing up at quantico, this is also the summer that "top gun" came out. so you have a l.a. kid going to quantico. there is no mentioning of the air wing in quantico. you have a father who was still in reeducation camp. my first days standing at quantico, the instructor came up and said quang pham, chong, whatever your name is, w

we have conrad jones.ing that impresses me, this is not in realtime but reminds us how large the sun is in relation to us. >> very much so. the sun is a huge object. >> it takes about 7 1/2 hours from mercury to transit which gives you an idea of the size of the sun. anything astronomers hope to learn? >> mostly the event is one for personal enjoyment and to remind ourselves something about the dynamics of our own solar system. in this case, we are watching a planet travel in front of the sun. it also represents in a very direct and personal way something astronomers are doing today absolutely object serving the same kind of event happening around other stars where a planet passes in front of the stars. kind of a miniature eclipse. >> thank you very much. appreciate you being up early. or you can look at it with your own eyes if you have a binocular or tell scone with a solar filter. you do not want to stare directly at the sun. it will only be viewable until about 11:45 in the bay area. bob redell beings

a compliance issue led to the resignation of ceo, parker conrad.rival, gusto, is valued at $1 billion, and looking to capitalize on the meltdown. they will sell health insurance plans to customers, more aggressively approaching on zenefit's turf. you have been on the payroll side, but now you are crossing into each other's original turf, so to speak. why get into health insurance now? >> it is derived from our mission of the company. it as one system. when we started the company about four and a half years ago. we knew it would be the core. we were planning to launch zenefts before it existed. opportunityis an for you to capitalize on their troubles. >> we definitely had a lot of customers who were thrilled about it company that takes compliance seriously. , weour bread-and-butter have 30,000 businesses today across the u.s. using gusto, and we are more focused on that. emily: the new ceo of zenefits went on an epic tweet storm, criticizing the company. lazy comparisons that lumped in zenefits with theranos. have takeny they responsibility for thei

it's happening along conrad street. officers found two women shot in their home here. they were both rushed to the hospital. we're working to find out how serious injuries are. one man is in police custody. this comes the same day trenton announced a new plan to fight crime. nbc 10's cydney long will bring us that story in ten minutes. >>> the search for an escaped inmate from camden county is shifting. self-schools went into lockdown as the search for arthur buckle expanded. he disappeared from the prison in hammondton but today police found a car they think he stole. buckle locked up on assaulted drug charges. scheduled to be paroled later this month. >>> a solemn ceremony today in old city honored police officers and firefighters who gave their lives in the line of duty. today at living flame memorial, franklin square park, officers remembered officer walter dewitt iii. dewitt's name added to the memorial. he died last year to an injury suffered while on patrol in 1995. >> telling my dad's in icu, i said, bye, dad, love you, it's torn me apart. >> family, members of

. >>> now the conrad school of science is a step closer of dropping the name of the mascot.t night, the mascot committee voted to replace the name redskins, working with delaware native americans to come up with an acceptable replacement. now the recommendation moves to the school board with the final said. >>> the fbi is investigating a possible food contamination. this is a man investigators believe sprinkled a liquid on the prepared food at the store in ann arborment they shut down those sections and sanitized equipment before restocking. preliminary tests of the liquid came back negative for harmful substances. >>> several local children began the opportunity of a lifetime today. next the special send off to warmer weather with favorite characters. >> plus, seeing a lull in the rain for now, but it's not going to last long. when the showers return tonight and when the latest round of wet weather will clear out before the next one arrives. >>> all new tonight at 5:00, free food, but only for a select group of people. clock's ticking, tonight, those stories and more new at

policy center commission on retirement security and personal savings chaired by former senator kent conradfarmers deputy secretary james lautner will release their extensive recommendations that they been working on for over two years and you're all invited to today's senior health force consists of two very distinguished republicans and two distinguished democratic members with significant experience in a expertise in housing and health policy feel field. former hud secretary and mayor henry cisneros former health secretary u.s. senator mel martinez former u.s. representative allyson schwartz and former u.s. representative vincent weber all have been tremendous leaders for this effort with a level of technical unmatched and we very much thank them for their dedication to this particular project. i also want to recognize at the outset the efforts of bpc led by the staff of the task force as well as the external account and external advising council consisting of leaders in health and housing space. we will hear first from the task force members on the recommendations. this will be followed

conrad jung, astronomer here. just a little refresher for people from grade school. mercury is the smallestg,ykno c from this, though, is that correct? it's more of a gee whiz, hey, this is fun to watch? >> right. i think historically,dño carrie0 the transition will be taking place again in 2019. here in the oakland hills, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> let us point out a solar filter is a thing. it's not like you make one. make sure you have a solar filter or you will go blind. >> that would be terrible. >>> starting today, silicon valley has a link to the great white north. >> the san jose mayor on hand to launch canada's new nonstop service to vancouver. two air canada flights will take off from san jose. flights leave early daily, 11:30 in the morning, early for most people, and at 7:45 in the evening. a ribbon-cutting event is scheduled for 11:00, so about 45 minutes ago. >> all right. sounds good. the weather around here has got to be warmer than canada. >> probably. so we're looking at even warmer weather as we go through the week. we've had some cooler tha

goes back a century to when the congo was the belgian colony that served as the pack drop to joseph conrad'sarkness. they brought skulls home to belgium where experts thought they discovered a new third species of gorilla. >> so this could have been a missing link connecting and that sounded fascinating. >> the fast nation with the mystery apes was rekindled after a swiss photographer arrived in 1996. >> he was bringing out pictures and reports of ground nests. that's gorilla behavior. there was a speculation that maybe it was a hybrid. a new species of great ape or something else. >> scientists intrigued by what they heard began coming to billing. they installed motion detecting cameras deep in the forest and finally they were able to capture clear images of the apes which looked like large chimps but behaved a little like gorillas. dna samples proved that they were chimpanzees after all. it's just that the chimps of billy forest behave a little differently. >> they have different diet. different culture. in fact, here's a great example right here. this is a mound. >> termite nest. >> exact

they joined the call to give them their jobs back into conrad schools of science in wilmington could get a new nickname. they are recommending they stop using the nickname red skins and stop using native american imagery, it's school is using it since it opened in the 1930s. critics say the name is insensitives, they say it honored native american heritage. >>> philadelphia police are trying to sort out a chaotic scene at a septa bus stop that ended with two school officers in the hospital. monica malpass is live in the newsroom with the details on this. >> hi brian that is right. police tell us they have multiple eyewitness accounts but each one has conflicting information. what we know is that those two school officers were trying to break up a fight at a septa bus stop but at some point the people turned on police and left them beaten up as well. walter perez has more on sporty for us coming up new at 5:00. and health check at 5:00 an unusual sight in delaware how a group is using knitting schools to raise awareness on a serious disease. we'll have more coming up on "action news"

>> conrad murray. >> that is different. >> michael jackson's doctor was convicted of manslaughter. >>e shots. >> there is a difference. >> that was negligent. we are jumping. we do not know he gave him too many. because he overdoses does not mean the doctor is culpable. >> when you have people who can afford the personal friends or private doctors asking for more drugs than necessary, that is what the issue is. i can see --. >> probably cause in this indication, because a judge signed off on what was essentially a warrant raid of walgreens. >> right. >> probably cause leads you to believe there is substantial evidence. >> look, there was probable cause of an overdose. but there is not probable cause yet that the doctor is culpable. >> i disagree. >> and whether it is a homicide. >> i disagree. the drug issued the warrant to lack into the pharmacy because they are looking for criminal evidence. not in he overdosed. they can find that from the autopsy. >> they suspect --. >> it was possible he was doctor shopping and there may not an criminate prosecution. let's switch over to his estat

conrad murray. >> exactly. >> who was the drug supplier for michael jackson. >> he went to jail. was civilly liable. in this day and age, you're not supposed to be able to doctor shop and get multiple prescriptions from different doctors. we're supposed to be in a system where everything was connected. who was giving him these drugs? then what about the pharmacy? i'm not saying the pharmacy is going to have any liability. it's prince. you're doling out these drugs to prince. bells don't go off? so many questions surrounding this case. >> okay. let's talk for one second about the will. because apparently there was no will. minnesota law specific to what happens including some of his step-siblings could get in on this fortune. >> yeah, it goes to, where if there's no will, you two to a statute and look for anybody who was in any way related to prince who may have an interest in this estate. it's going to be a family food fight, who has the right to his estate and the music he has as well. >> how crazy is it somebody as wealthy as prince doesn't have a will? >> that's why i don't bu

yesterday afternoon and slammed right through the windshield of that bus carrying students from the conradrict. police say the tire came off a pickup truck which was having a mechanical problem with one of its axles. no one was hurt. >>> happening today officials in south jersey plan to release mosquito eating fish in an effort to fight the zika virus. 10,000 gambusia affinis will be released. they eat the larvae of the mosquito at a that carry of zika virus. the county distributes them. >> oh, no. it's hitting that farm. no. >> this is new storm chasing video from oklahoma. the crew was just a field away from the twister as it chewed up trees and a barn in its path. power lines were sparked as the poles went down like dominos. the tornadoes in the nation's heartland are responsible for at least two deaths. more severe weather is expected today in the ohio and tennessee valleys. >>> luckily i've never been that close to a tornado. i don't know about you. >> i've been through the aftermath of tornadoes like that twice in oklahoma but no, i've never seen it live and frankly i don't think i w

policy center commission on retirement security and personal savings co-chaired by the former senator conrad and jaumz lockhart will release xens you have recommendation that's they've been working on for over two years and you're all invited. now today's senior health and housing force consists of two very distinguished republicans and two equally distinguished democratic members with significant experience and expertise in housing and health policy fields. former hud second and mayor henry sis nar yoez and mel martinez, former representative allison schwartz and ben weber all have been tremendous leaders for this effort with a level of technical depth and we very much thank therapy for their dedication to this particular project. i want to emphasize the efforts of the team here. they stast task force as well as the external account and external advisory counsel consisting of housing and health space and i think many are here today and if you're here, please stand up. you're part of that advisory group if we have them. they were develop helpful in all of this. thank you. over the next hour

. >> it was when the belgian was the colony serving back to joseph conrad's heart of da darkness.hey brought skulls home to belgian where experts thought they had discovered a new third species of gorilla. >> this could have been a sort of missing link connecting the eastern and western species. that sounded fascinating. >> the fascination with the mystery apes was rekindled after a swiss photographer arrived in bili in 1956. >> carla was bringing out pictures and reports of ground nests sleeping on the ground. that's normally a gorilla behavior. maybe speculation this was a hybrid between gorilla and chimpanz chimpanzees, new species of great apes. >> scientist s began coming to bili and installed motion cameras deep in the forest and finally able to capture clear images of the apes which looked like large chimps but behaved a little like gorillas. dna samples proved they were chimpanzees after all, it's just that the chimps of bili forest behave a little differently. >> they have a different diet and culture. here's an example. this is a mound. >> a termite nest? >> yes. they're

conrad wants you guys working from inside the embassy, and that's what's gonna let me sleep at nightcuation order. jsoc is ready to initiate render safe, mr. president. i'd like to wait until all of our citizens are out of danger. elizabeth: i appreciate that, mr. president. but securing over 100 nuclear warheads in a fallen regime, with ties to multiple jihadist groups, has to take precedence. i didn't travel halfway around the world to get on a chopper the moment we have disah in our sights. have you looked outside?

happy birthday to conrad henry. this world traveler is from canton, michigan.l find her always rocking the latest trends. she's given two to tamron. willie gus of brooklyn, new york. 101 years old. still employed. he works 12 hours a week at the local federal credit union. call me. and a happy 102nd birthday to ether baxter of pennsylvania. loves bringing the family together and is known for her holiday dinners. head to today.com/celebrate. tell us all about them and send >> 102 is awesome. >>> what's next hour? >> we have a co-host, tony nominated performer. >> do you bat your eyes like that? >> zachary levi is with us. >> and emily deschanel. >> cool. >> do we have food? >> we just ate a whole burger. >> oh, sorry. >> looking for dessert. >> don't burger shame >>> 8:56 is your time now on this monday, may 16. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. let's check in with melissa mollet. she's tracking an accident. melissa. >> at i-270, there is an accident. southbound bw parkway, a crash on the right side of the roadway. that's looking a little better than it was ear

conrad lucas, thank you for joining us. congratulations on a successful primary today. >> thank you very much. >> the democrats and bernie sanders big win in west virginia that certainly did not look probable a couple of months ago. lauren green is joining us from our new york newsroom with more on that. >> for bernie sanders it maybe a mathematical long shot to win the democratic nomination but his victory in the west virginia primary as given him reason to stay in the race until the end. he intends to do just that. sanders won the mountain state, 51.4% to hillary clinton's 36%. it's delegates will be awarded proportionately, giving sanders 16 and clinton 11. the in e ne primary was a beauty contest for the democrats having awarded delegates in a march 5th caucus. sanders won that too, 57 to 43%. clinton leads the total delegate count with 2,239 to sanders 1,469. that includes all of the important super delegates where clinton has a huge edge. sanders is undaunted, rallying supporters in oregon. >> our message to the democ

happy birthday to conrad henry. this world traveler is from canton, michigan. her always rocking the latest trends. she's given two to tamron. willie gus of brooklyn, new york. 101 years old. still employed. he works 12 hours a week at the local federal credit union. call me. and a happy 102nd birthday to ether baxter of pennsylvania. loves bringing the family together and is known for her holiday dinners. head to today.com/celebrate. tell us all about them and send a photo. >> so nice. >> 102 is awesome. >>> what's next hour? >> we have a co-host, tony nominated performer. >> do you bat your eyes like that? >> zachary levi is with us. >> and emily deschanel. >> cool. >> do we have food? >> we just ate a whole burger. >> oh, sorry. >> looking for dessert. >> don't burger shame >>> good morning. on your monday at 8:56, i'm sam brock. fire crews are still on scene at a san jose auto body shop that went up in flames last night. here's cell phone video of what happened. they are concerned about a nearby power pole that caught fire and is now in danger of toppling.

that they were brought out of the mothballs by one of the legendary leaders in the park service, conrad werth. through what has occurred in difficult times the american people have still set aside the special places. your national parks system today represents more than 400 areas. islands, puerto rico, washington, dc. when the national park service was established in 1925 it had responsibility of administering the organic act of 1916. froma policy directed secretary lane in 1918. today your national park service has a responsibility and the accountability of responding to no less than 100 individual pieces of legislation laws. perhaps almost the same number of executive orders. endangered species act. environmental protection act. , the scopeclude that of the responsibilities of the park service is beyond that of administering the 400 plus areas. it also administered the land and water conservation fund. historic preservation act as it relates to the national registry of historic places and the historic preservation fund. long-distance trails. national treasures channels. the rep is in