and corey answered the phone. she said when corey answered the phone that corey was asleep and she asked her what she was doing. corey said, i'm sleeping. >> tiffany also told friends she drove to corey's apartment around 4:00 a.m. and knocked on her door, but no one answered so she left. >> her statement that she went by corey's house puts her at the crime scene during the time that corey could have possibly been killed. and that added to that suspicion that she could possibly be involved. >> but when investigators checked tiffany's cell phone records, they made a startling discovery. tiffany didn't call corey after they left the ritz bar. but why would tiffany make up a story like that? >> everybody was talking about the possibility that maybe she was sexually interested in corey. tiffany mentioned to me in just a very casual conversation that she had been vicarious. >> tiffany had a real true affection for corey. >> in addition, tiffany told friends things about the crime scene that had not been released to the

because i'm corey. you know? you know?e of the dysfunctional families that's out here. a lot of people that meets my family loves my family, you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know? if i get out, i will send some pictures and money orders. be good. stay out the hole. i'm going to cry. i can't keep reading this. i miss her so much. >> corey and melissa's brother, william allen, is also serving time at the house of correction. he's been sentenced to a year and a half for assault and battery. >> my sister said to me one day, it must be a family curse. it must be. i mean, hard time has fallen on us all. well, i had a white band and yellow band. these are symbolic to my family, my sister, and my brother, corey and lisa. i wear them to keep them close to my heart and let them know that i'm thinking about them every day. >> he loves his family. you know what i'm saying? even if you're doing bad or doing good or he's doing bad or doing good, he put his family first. >> they're the first thing on my mind

. >> corey is proud to serve his country. didn't think corey would survive his injuries. when i see the kids and corey together, it's heartwarming because they accept him for what he is. >> my dad is a super hero. >> i read to him. when i see hi, dad smile i'm happy. >> your gift to wounded warrior project can help provide critically needed programs and services that rebuild lives. >> i think it's very important for people to support the wounded warrior projectment for $19 a month, you give a family hope. >> our heroes have returned home and the way may have slipped from the headlines but the ongoing needs of the wounded and their families will continue for many years to come. >> sometimes i help my dad walk. he puts his hands on my shoulders. >> call or go online with a monthly pledge. you will receive this wounded warrior project blanket. >> i want the whole world to be able to meet corey because he's someone that has never given up. i'm really proud of my dad. really proud. now is the time to show your support. you can hon

highway patrol said corey had been drinking. one of the individuals was ejected and laying in front of the corvette. >> reporter: the passenger was pronounced dead this evening. on facebook corey poses proudly alongside his car that is now impounded by highway patrol, a part of the investigation that could mean prison this time around. >> he was arrested and still didn't learn his lesson. >> he was arrested for dui and expected to face felony charges for the death of his passenger. >>> a phoney police officer is in jail tonight accused of posing as a police officer and tricking immigrant men into having sex with him. san francisco police say this guy, 35-year-old jeffrey bouget lured men to his home, got them drunk and forced them to have sex. bouget is a licensed security guard. his m.o. cruising the mission and ingleside districts in a crown victoria, similar to police cars. >> he had a duty belt, patches, a badge on the uniform shirt and, of course, if you're new to the country and don't speak the language very well, you'd as

on facebook corey poses proudly alongside his win. it is -- wip. it is now impounded. >> he was arrested and he still didn't learn his lesson. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> he was charged with dui and also expected to face felony charges. >>> now a san francisco man is accused of posing as a police officer and tricking immigrant men into having sex with him. police say 35-year-old jeffrey bogay got them drunk and forced them to have sex. he is a licensed security guard and police say he would cruise the mission in the district in a crown victoria. >> he had a uniform with a duty belt, you know, patches, a badge on the uniform shirt and so of course if you're new to the country you know don't speak the language very well. you would assume they're law enforcement. >> to keep his victims from talking, police say he would threaten to have the men deported if they went to the real police. >>> the surviving suspect of a violent bank heist in stockton is eligible for the death penalty. 19-year-old jaime are miss appeared in a courtro

girl meets world ben savage's danielle fishel known for their iconic roles as topanga laurence and corey matthews on the smacks ninety sitcom boy meets world danielle fishel and ben savage are back again in the spin off of that show that made them famous aptly titled girl meets world danielle and ben joined us down to discuss the reprise a little bare legendary characters and later we'll meet rowan blanchard their on screen daughter who puts the girl in girl in the world and girl meets world premier's on june twenty seventh at nine forty five pm eastern time on disney channel let me refresh it what was for those of us who were not nine years old at the time it was boy meets world. boy meets world was a sitcom that was formed in ninety three and it was a coming of age story about a young character corey matthews and it was that was me and it was him exploring the world and it was basically him taking on the world and we were seeing it from the eyes of a young thirteen year old boy and. the show started in ninety three and corey met his love interest very early on in the series and it was

back then, 23-year-old corey mcdonah was taped doing wheelies at 120 miles per hour on interstate 580. now he's in the hospital and facing give charges. -- dui charges and also expected to be charged with the death of his passenger, after he totaled his corvette last friday. >> one of the individuals was laying on the roadway in front of the corvette. he had been ejected and they were not wearing seat belts. >> that crash happened on interstate 580 in oakland friday morning. the alameda county coroner tells kpix 525-year-old nicholas obenchain was the passenger who was ejected from the corvette. he died last night. >>> it is 5:04 now and new this morning, south korean police have identified the body of a businessman linked to the deadly ferry disaster. more than 300 people died and most of them were high schoolers and teenagers when the ferry capsized back in april. and now dna and fingerprint tests have provided positive identification of a body found in a field. authorities believe the dead man owned the ferry. he was wanted on charges related to the disaster. unclear though how he

these are remnants of corey's silver corvette totaled friday on 580.ay patrol says corey had been drinking. >> one of the individuals was laying on the roadway in front of the corvette. he had been ejected and they were not wearing seat belts. >> reporter: his passenger was pronounced dead. on facebook corey poses friday alongside the cars that now impounded at highway patrol as part of the investigation that could mean prison this time around. >> he still didn't learn his lesson. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, eyewitness news. >> 25-year-old mislack obenchain was the -- nicholas obenchain was the passenger ejected from the corvette. mcdonah will face charges for the death of his passenger. >>> it is 6:232 now. a san francisco accused of posing as a police officer and tricking immigrant men into having sex with him. police say 35-year-old jeffrey bugai lured men into his home and got them drunk and then forced them to have sex. bugai is a licensed security guard and police say he would cruise the mission and the districts in a crown victoria

i am here to introduce to you corey recko. "murder on the was published in an award for-- won the best book on wild west history. book, heking on the began to research pinker 10's national detective agency -- on's national detective agency. this led to the discovery of timothy webster. timothy webster is the subject of the new book "a spy for the union: the life and execution of timothy webster." without further ado, i will welcome corey recko. [applause] >> enqueue everyone. i would like to thank everyone here at the museum for setting this up. and allowing me to speak here. "a spy for the union: the life and execution of ."mothy webster i would like to read the introduction to you which gives you an overview of his life. man,new york city police 1853, he was assigned to work the crystal palace exhibition. it became known as the first world's fair. ,e was introduced to pinkerton a scottish immigrant who had started his own detective agency. in the 1850's, the detective agency laid the foundation for what would become the most

his name is corey and doesn't want his face shown for fear of retribution.ghly where it was? moments after leaving the club, someone fires into corey's crown vic, hitting him in the head. >> can you tell me and show me, where is it that that bullet went? it came right about there? >> i can't imagine what he would have felt that night. >> corey's aunt stephanie remembers he nearly died. >> his heart stopped a couple times. >> they had to take half of my skull to get the bullet out. i was in rehab and they helped me to walk again and talk again. >> police interview more than 20 people, and they try to question hernandez, but he's the only one who doesn't make a statement after invoking his right to counsel. at the time, his mother, terry hernandez, tells the "orlando sentinel," "i know he was at the club, but he never saw any shooting." it's still an open case. no one has ever been charged. both corey and his aunt stephanie have been trying to get to the truth for seven years. you've done a lot to try to get to the heart of what happened. what about going to t

. >> corey we love you and miss you so much. we wish you could return back home. >> family moneys laid flowers on the beach and held on to a photo of the teen that they called corey. >>> five children will be okay after the woman that was entrusted to care for them left them in a running suv when she went grocery shopping. she could face charges. david henry is live now with the full story. >> reporter: hi rick, police sources are telling us that that woman, karen thompson is being charged right now at the special victimed unit with multiple counts of endangering the welfare of children and another person, the children are expected to be okay, they are doing fine now after being locked in a running suv allegedly by the woman entrusted to care for them. >> i'm shocked. it's not like her. >> neighbors were stunned to hear about what allegedly happened with the woman that runs a day care on their block, thompson runs the day care on the 1600 block of sylvester street. this morning she allegedly had five children with her when she w

corey abar from the lsu health sciences center. back with me is attorney anne bremner.et's look at this case first. how significant could it be? if states opted to use the federal exchange can't offer these tax credits will so many low-income americans be able to unafford the system that the system itself might struggle to survive. >> yeah. this is a problem of numbers. you can only support the system by numbers. you have 34 states that didn't opt in. there's a real problem. we've heard the -- this could be the equivalent of a nuclear bomb, vis-a-vis health care. >> with obamacare struggling to come into its own, how urge cent the need for more access to health care? how have things changed since obamcare came into being? >> things have been great since obamacare has come into being because people who didn't have health care actually have it. it's as simple as that. when people are coming to our offices and saying they haven't seen a doctor in ten years, and now they are actually getting health care, the reality is that it is preventing so many people from having seriou

i'm corey johnson. >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg west. i'm corey johnson.ebron james returning to the cleveland cavaliers and pushed the valuation of the team to over $1 billion. james stands to make a lot more money as well. he has endorsements from samsung and beats by dry and could be a prime target for brands looking to expand their roster of stars. we spoke with former espn vice president as well as ari goldberg, vp of business development for lebron james and cleveland native. why he thinks lebron chose to go back to cleveland. >> he is a special athlete and a special person. dealing with the things and diversity that he dealt with, just wise beyond his years. a nice redemption story. obviously dan gilbert is our lead style caster and i felt connected to both of them. just as a kid from cleveland, it's the most phenomenal thing i could ask for. really two of the great entrepreneurs of our time. now teaming up to do the same things in cleveland. >> we talked a little bit about what lebron is doing off the court. has the luxury of signing a two-year dea

i am here to introduce to you corey recko. his first

ask corey booker spoke out. have you got that call? >> yes, i have. i am more concerned about the constituents who need a practical answer. >> who called you. did they tell you to pipe down? >> we'll leave it like that. i am still talking about it. >> reporter: i reached out to the president's advisor and trying to get the reaction of the democrats pressuring the democratic congressman. and bottom lean, he's not piping down and not scared to speak out. he shares skeptism that the republicans are expressing about the president's throe.7 billion request to deal with the crisis. >> we don't have a credible plan. we don't have a secower border. this treats symptoms and doesn't address the fact that people are breaking the law and the border is not secure. >> reporter: the white house said they should support comprehensive immigration reform. the democrat henrow cra ya r that he gives the president credit to stit down and meet with rick perry but said the president should go 500 miles and meet with the border patrol agents. >> the president has no plans. b

corey did a great job of talking about you have information about medical trend. you also now have some demographic data. we know who are in our plans, who selected our plans, what their ages are, what their genders are, what their geography is, where they live in each individual state. but that really is the most concrete additional information that we have. she also mentioned we've got some medical claims data and some pharmacy data, and i want to caution everybody that it's difficult to draw broad conclusions based on that data, and i want to tell you why. medical claims data generally has up to a three-month runout period. that means that it can actually take up to three months from the date that you are provided a service by a provider before your insurer gets the claim. often it doesn't take that long but it can take up to that long. so if you think about the open enrollment period and how far we are after the end of the open enrollment period, many people actually did not start having effective coverage if they applied up through the april 15 deadline until

. >> it's not corey? >> it's willie. >> who else?> i like willie. >> some say jay. >> who said jay? right there in the back. do you all want to see jay? >> yeah! >> but the workday isn't here. ♪ >> every day. >> and bigger. >> this is like 9:00 in the morning. we're going to go over and see that? >> yeah. >> i'm hungry. you want to cook? >> nice work. >> next we're going to head out to phil and kate's house for home cooking and wisdom from uncle cy. >> you never hit a deer? >> that ain't a wreck. >> that's on the table, jack. >> next time we play basketball, >> next time we play basketball, you want to put it over my eyes when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go

this kid was screaming for help. >> this isn't the first time these bullies have picked on nadine corey. it all starts earlier that school year in september 2010. nadine says he's one of the smallest kids in his class, making him a target. >> they used to say, oh, your mom african. she's dirty. i was with your mom last night. they used to say all kind of stupid things. he says a few classmates continue to tease him, even punching him occasionally when the teacher isn't watching. then on january 11th, nadine is walking home from school with a friend. they notice some of the same kids who bully nadine in class, along with a few older teenagers heading straight for him. >> we knew they were coming to mess with us. we started running the other direction. a few of them came running after us. the group isn't after nadine's friend. he gets away. but nadine isn't as lucky. >> i was in shock when they were actually doing it. i was scared because i didn't know where it was going to end. i didn't know what they were going to do. >> one of the attackers records with his cell phone as six others tak

new rsator corey booker teamed up with republican senator rand paul to tackle criminal justice reform pair proposed a bill that would help teen criminals get a fresh start. their measure is called the redeem act. >>> meantime, students attending any of pennsylvania's 14 state-run universities can expect a tuition hike for the upcoming school year. state education officialsot yesterday to boost tuitiony r, s prgschools, they say it will take two years tovaluate whether those pla e >>> a polar family attraion se." today'ro they are trying to renegoe debt mostly from its 2008 move to memorial hall in fairmont park. >>> and saxby's coffee will open nine lockes this year. they are also moving their headquarters to summer city by the end of the summer. >>> storms are taking a break but there's still showers in the area. you will not find them, however, in camden where skies are breaking. that's a live view from the adventure aquarium. 73 degrees here at nbc 10. jillian is watching traffic. trouble out there from yesterday's storms. >> lots of trouble, downed trees, power lines, power outage

. >> and the board chairman corey steward is back in the middle of it.ú >> on a personal level i have> an unknown number of children are being housed at the bristo facility. >> we're worried this will have a strain on our school system and even potentially communicable diseases. >> he directed the county exec and county attorney to ask the federal government how many children are here. how long they'll be here. who is responsible for them. and are more coming. while the community debate just begins. >> a tough one because i'm not a lawmaker but everybody wants to be here in the home of the brave and the land of the free. but we have laws that protect us too. so i hope our lawmakers are thinking clearly and are fair to all. >> there are kids who need care from somebody. >> kids. i don't think anyone is should do anything but -- anyone should help the kids. it's not their fault. >> if you want to make sure there's not a lot of illegal aliens here, but them at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. it's a big facility and a big fence you can't get over without causing problems. >> we did attempt to r

corey bracksman to left center field. here comes mchenry and he's in there safe.rockies now lead 6-3 with two outs in the ninth. >> the big story with the nationals appears to be the injury to ryan zimmerman. pulled his hamstring, went down. m.r.i. later landed zim on the 15-day disabled list. and zim is back on the shelf. >> the denver broncos owner stepped down and is giving up control of the team because of his alzheimer's disease. president joe ellis will take over as c.e.o. and handle all the day to day operations. pat bolin, one of the cl >> a few storms in our area tonight. >> especially north and west of the metro area. some heavy storms. a severe thunderstorm warning continues for portions of frederick until 6:45. steve rudin will keep an eye on them for you this evening. that's the only severe weather at the moment. well north of the metro region. part of a cold front they will move through. a few lingering showers are possible overnight and in the morning. but beautiful weather on friday with highs in the upper 80's but low humidity. beautiful day satur

. >> it's not corey? >> it's willie. >> who else?like willie. >> some say jay. >> who said jay? right there in the back. do you all want to see jay? >> yeah! >> but the workday isn't here. ♪ >> every day. >> and bigger. >> this is like 9:00 in the morning. we're going to go over and see that? >> yeah. >> i'm hungry. you want to cook? >> nice work. >> next we're going to head out to phil and kate's house for home cooking and wisdom from uncle cy. >> you never hit a deer? >> that ain't a wreck. >> that's on the table, jack. >> next time we play basketball, you want to put it over my eyes don't miss red lobster's new! lobster toppers event. four entrées, starting at just $15.99. like our new lobster-topped wood-grilled shrimp... or the new! lobster-topped lobster. and now for lunch, try our new lobster tacos, just $9.99.ends soon so hurry in. ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to pa

. >> it's not corey? >> it's willie. >> who else?i like willie. >> some say jay. >> who said jay? right there in the back. do you all want to see jay? >> yeah! >> but the workday isn't here. ♪ >> every day. >> and bigger. >> this is like 9:00 in the morning. we're going to go over and see that? >> yeah. >> i'm hungry. you want to cook? >> nice work. >> next we're going to head out to phil and kate's house for home cooking and wisdom from uncle cy. >> you never hit a deer? >> that ain't a wreck. >> that's on the table, jack. >> next time we play basketball, you want to put it over my eyes to make it fair like that? >> you should. at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need, helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i

videographer corey seibert says you'll often see fans of all kinds in the crowd cheering on the racers. >> come out on saturday night, bring your girlfriend, bring your family. there's tons of kids out here. it's noisy, dirty fun. >> but dirt track racing is also a dangerous sport. on wet, slick dirt cars reach top speeds of 140 miles an hour. >> the risk is pretty great if somebody loses control. there's a lot of momentum, these are big cars, heavy cars. >> it's not a sport for the faint hearted. kip hughes is a top driver. he's been racing since he was a boy and knows that at any time an accident can be just around the corner. >> if it bothers you, you put it all aside and try not to think about the fact that it hasn't happened and be prepared for when it does happen. >> despite the danger or perhaps because of it excitement is in the air the night of october 1st, 2011 at oklahoma sports park. it's the stock car nationals. larry carr is the announcer for the big event. >> we had cars there this time from three different states. it's a three-day event. it builds up over the three days

corey is telling me i have to go. i was going to give a joke.l karins, weather. >> tweet that joke out. >> yeah. do it now? are your teeth cold? are your teeth cold? >> no. >> why are you wearing that yellow coat? >> ohhh. >> okay. moving on. thanks so much. >> the whole standup thing never happened. all right. so as far as the storm goes, i mentioned that it's actually looking better for cape cod. we know we're going to get hit in eastern north carolina. cape cod's forecast looking better. rain in new england on the 4th. a lot of people trying to time that out. we'll see additional strong thunderstorms today and tomorrow morning it will be raining in most areas to start your friday and then it will clear from west to east as we go throughout your morning. thomas, bottom line is d.c., macy's fireworks will be just fine. they'll get them in. they should be dry. out in cape cod in boston, they were smart to postpone them. >> much appreciated. coming up on "morning joe." is there any democrat that can challenge hillary clinton? mark hall perrin, wh

the woman and her friend were standing outside the restaurant, momo's, that is when corey white noticed them. >> the woman was obviously intoxicated and the guy was helping her. he was giving her a cup of water, trying to help support her. >> reporter: white told us that is when a group of two men and two women approached the couple. white doesn't know what started the fight but he says it quickly got out of hand. >> it definitely escalated from words from shoving to punches pretty quickly over the period of a minute or two. >> reporter: reliable sources tell us the group was making fun of the intoxicated woman, even perhaps taking her picture. white says a woman in the group took her picture, and hit her sending her to the ground. at that point the two began to fight. >> at that point the secondary victim, which was a female attempted to intervene to stop the assault. >> the woman stood back up from the sidewalk and the big guy, the suspect just hit her right in the face. knocked her out flat. just -- one single punch, and she was down, out cold on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the group

. >> let me read off names here terry, corey kemp, rick mariano, vince fumo, john prezel all philadelphia officials all got in the into trouble if his legacy was honest isn't that enough. >> you have to be effective and have to deliver and have to fulfill your cam pain promises and have to build. i mean ultimately, he'll be judged on success of the city. if at the end of this ten tour the city is perceived as doing well if there's jobs being created and if urban structure is enhanced or we have recreation historical and all things that matt to folks working then he's going to get high applauded, 30, 40 years from now by historians. good goals, good ideas. in and of themselves are not enough in politics. >> this is a city that has been mringed to the point you don't worry about bankruptcy. this is a place where crime has gone down. why don't people talk about that with mayor nutter. homicide rate is significantly lower. >> we recovered from bankruptcy sixt we never know when ed rendell became mayor we created pica to avoid ultimate brupcy and pica is still around and serious economic conce

this is the apartment house in palm springs where sfrang rehab therapist corey owns a 300 square foot place she hoped to rent out for the summer. through air bnb she rented it for six weeks to a guy now refusing to leave, but also isn't paying to stay. neighbors aren't happy. >> it doesn't make me feel very good. obviously the person that does own the unit is having trouble getting them evicted. >> reporter: a process server couldn't get in through the locked gate to serve an eviction notice. the tenant now a squatter, and under california law, because he's been there more than 30 days, the owner isn't legally permitted to shut off the utilities. her only remedy is eviction. >> a person is not a trespasser. the person had permission to come in. and so if you were to say call the police, and ask the police to eject the person, the police would likely say, hey, it's a civil matter. >> reporter: william says the apartment owner is likely in for a long battle. >> it could take six to eight weeks. and if it becomes contested, at least another month. easily three months. >> reporter: in a s

. >> i don't know if this came through the supervisor's office, but corey has listed the administrator, has with the compliance that were made to him and he informed me of this and i needed a notice and he drafted the suspension request and i signed it and issued it. >> thank you. >> i think that the permit was issued for a change of use. wasn't it? >> well, i mean this is, one of the zoning, and i think in the tracking system it is showing under the building permit occupancy as parking, as a parking lot. and under their tracking system and under the permit it does say the vacant lot and the mobile connection center. >> and i thought that i remember seeing something there about a change of use on the permit itself. >> yeah. >> but somehow, that did not, trigger or set up a flag for the approval process, right? >> yeah. >> requiring further type of effort, >> i think that the staff made an error. >> okay. >> thanks. >> commissioners the matter is submitted. >> did mr. duffy want to say anything? >> okay. >> commissioners i just speak because i think that my name got mentioned somewhere

in april, chp air patrol caught 23-year-old corey mcdonah here doing wheelies at 120 miles an hour on interstate 580 and oakland. well now mcdonah is in the hospital after totalling his corvette. a passenger in his car died. police believe he was driving drunk. >> one of the individuals was laying on the roadway in front of the corvette. they were not wearing their seat belt. >> the crash once again happened on interstate 580 in oakland friday morning. the coroner tells kpix 525-year- old nicholas obenchain was the passenger ejected from that car vote. he died -- corvette. he died last night. >>> most of the people killed in the fiery bus crash in april died of smoke inhalation. the accident happened when a bus and a fedex tractor-trailer collided on interstate 5 north of sacramento. ten people were killed and the glen county sheriff now says seven of them died from asphyxiation. the bus full of high school students that were all headed for a tour humboldt state university. >>> a woman will face the judge today for the robbery of an 8- year-old girl in san francisco. 46-year-old ladon

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prince william county executive corey stewart thinks the children should be sent back. >> we don't want the federal government to be putting these kids in prince william county. we're concerned that it's going to lead to even more children coming into the united states. >> reporter: today the prince william county board of supervisors directed the county executive and attorney to work with the congressional delegation to find out just how many children are here, how long they'll stay, and what their needs from the county will be. >> we would also like to direct the county executive -- county attorney to determine whether this board or any county agency has any authority over this issue. >> reporter: this bristow mom agrees. >> send them back, even if it's dangerous. >> isn't it dangerous here? don't we need to worry about people in our neighborhood before? we need to worry about them and not other people's children. >> reporter: but this bristow's mom whose parents came from el salvador says let the children stay. >> oh, no, let them stay. they strived to get here so they could have the

after a heroic efforts to save his life, he passed away but the help corey of grief and admiration of those who had worked with him, a bigger than life characters a force of nature, he would not take no for an answer i said no, no, no one time he followed me into the ladies' room. he thought i would change your mind. he was an incredible dynamic representative and his deep profound desire to end conflict and save lives sophie outpouring was overwhelming, those who work with him and around the world. and it was the great lossh$f even national league. >> host: any decision you titled the book "hard choices" and what about hillary clinton? >> great question. you have to be guided by your values to the best that you can apply them. being true who we are universal rights but keep in mind america's interest. sometimes there is conflict with the effort of your security. what i'd do is try to gather as much information that i can to stay in touch man sought mud dash mentally to gather information to consult people and listen hard. not being afraid to change my mind. i may go into the process

department of monitor in combat islamophobia at the council on american islamic relations ca care corey welcome back tom good to see it's always nice to have you with us thank you for your boss or your boss's boss or something was on that my boss your boss was on this list absolutely how are you know what went through your mind when you learned that well you have to immediate reactions the first one is as an american you're outraged. us these men are all u.s. citizens right all of us persons an american citizen going about the business laid out to us by the founding fathers which is participating in free speech talking about issues of concern to society and because of that he's being targeted for surveillance but i would say the another part of me and most of them the response is just you know we kind r.t. new this it's an unfortunate reality of being a member of the american muslim community today that you can generally assume that there's some sort of surveillance when you go into a mosque there's probably some kind of informant. when you go about speaking about issues of the day it's

brother corey. death and devastation in a small village in eastern ukraine bombed by the country's air force we bring you an exclusive report from the same. job his militants seized control of a key town on the iraqi syrian border expanding their control in the region even further after declaring an islamic state. and israel launches massive air strikes in gaza dozens injured in the biggest clashes derision in his seeming is triggered by the killing of a palestinian teenager. and i welcome you watching r.t. international. now we are receiving dramatic footage from a village in eastern ukraine which has been ravaged by deadly strikes at least seven people have been killed by army air raids on. a five year old child and it's feed the number will rise are managed to get inside the village right after the attack you might find some of the footage in her report disturbing. as we arrive in conditional a village twenty five kilometers from the grounds houses are still burning. at least five aerial bombs we

. >> good afternoon, president wu and commissioner, corey tee, planning department stan, the board after appeals held a hearing last niek and there were two items on their agenda that may be of interest to this commission, both of those cases were extremely similar, they were both situations where a single family home had an illegal unit on the ground floor. there were building permits applied for and approved by the planning department and the building department and those permits were issued to do the necessary work to remove those illegal units, both of the appellants claimed that the mayor's executive directive regarding affordable housing and any removal of units both legal [inaudible] no sho* apply in that situation, however that directive only require it is dr process and that scenario if the existing voting contains three or more dwelling youths and that was not the scenario and it upheld both building permits. those are the only cases at the board of appeals last night that were relevant to the commission. >> thank you. >> commissioners, if tles ao nothing f*urts, we can move on

firefighters went to corey lane in lafayette hills. there were reports of a propane tank explosion in the backyard, but firefighters have not determined an official cause for that blaze. one firefighter suffered a minor injury. >>> new information on the sky diving accident in bucks county. police have identified the two people hurt in today's accident as a. samuel of philadelphia and robert of hilltown township. the faa's preliminary investigation reveals they were doing a tam dem jump when the parachute malfunctioned and they crashed. skyforce 10 flew over the nearby penn ridge airport where the jumpers first took off. >>> also new tonight, neighbors sent us a photo of that parachute which came down in his backyard.g&n cf1 o he came home and found a police officer in his yard who asked him not to touch the chute. >>> new tonight, the e-z pass scheme hitting e-mails all to steal your personal information. the message not to answer. >>> also the bucks county bridge about to get shut down over safety concerns. >>> and the storms are sti