appointment with curtis pope. they were going to discuss quality problems with the swimming pool pope was installing at the hotel. pope was having financial problems. his company was headed towards bankruptcy, and darrell north was his only large client, although it's unclear whether darrell knew this. no one knows what the two men said to each other. but prosecutors believe curtis pope snapped and attacked darrell with a knife. darrell was caught off guard, and struck pope in the face with a paper punch, causing the nosebleed. pope stabbed darrell over 40 times. as he lay dying on the floor, a drop of blood from pope's nose fell on to darrell's pants. >> there's no way he could have explained away how his blood was dripped on to darrell north's pants. >> we knew we had eliminated any possible innocent explanation for his blood being at the scene, and we felt like we had him. >> curtis pope was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. he posted bail, but on the first day of his trial, pope didn't show up. >>

curtis cash suffered a broken jaw and a bloody face.on was completed. >> it appeared on the scene when we arrived that cash had been assaulted by woods with a hot pot. he sustained lacerations to his face, multiple bruising to his neck and all over his body where it appeared to us that he had been kicked. >> but both cell mates are sticking to the story, that cash's injuries were the result of falling down in the cell. >> because of the lack of cooperation from the alleged assailant and the alleged victim, we did not file any external or internal charges on mr. woods or mr. cash. >> both of these guys have a lot of years left in prison. so it's normal for the victim not to want to talk. he is not going to want to be labeled as snitch. that will further the probability of being assaulted in the future. he is maintaining the story that he fell. you can't make him talk. >> woods was released from the custody control unit and returned to general population. but he has been given a new cell assignment in a new housing unit. >> you got to get

thank you. er >> the graduation recital at curtis is a pretty important event. unique in that students really give this one recital, so it is the capstone or culmination of their time here at curtis. >> the greats of tomorrow, today, on stage at curtis. ♪ >> it is the partita number two in d minor. it's one of a series of six works out wrote -- he wrote a lot of things in groups of six.

. >> jamie lee curtis. >> where was she? >> in the tesla. i'm pretty sure it's her. >> that is amazing that you can see that from the other side of the highway. oh, that's totally her. that's absolutely her. >> how you doing ms. curtis? >> have a nice day. >> my first paparazzi photos ever. i did not get great shots. >> so where are we headed to now? >> the santa monica steps. we're going to see if anybody is working out. all right, morgan, get your camera ready. >> i think i saw the actor from "amistad." >> when he comes to the top of the stairs, we'll have him. >> here he comes. >> his bodyguard is going right over to him. >> he doesn't have a choice. eventually he has to get back to the car. here he comes now. there you go. lean out. just lean out. >> cool. >> so how was that? >> pretty good. >> tell me how these are. these are the best ones right here. >> yeah, those are good. >> that one, this one. that's the best. >> yeah, that's great. >> great, nice job. >> way to go, man. >> it looks like i may have actually gotten some usable shots

the panel selected curtis ba barting i'd like to introduce the principle. thank you. item 5 d talked about the contract with jones hall for the issuance of the refunding bonds the maximum payment is $10,022,500 the total amount maybe lower depending on the total amount of the traction that can change according to bond issuance in the order of 8 bond but several of those bonds maybe dropping out so we structured the request for pricing to allows to reduce the fees if the transaction goes down. that's spelled out in detail of the exhibit and outlined in the memo. item 5 f authorized the special contract with curtis barting for the services for the funding bonds that have $60,000 including expenses as pointed out by the dissolution gives the authority subject to the transaction and approval by the oversight board enter into contracts that have the refunding bonds. briefly for context to date we've retained financial advisor we can begin on the key documents and our fee one way or another for the underwriter we expect the review to be complete by the third week of july an

. >> jamie lee curtis. >> where was she? the tesla. >> you got it. >> i'm pretty sure it's her. it's impressive you can see that from the other side of the highway. that's amazing. >> that is totally her, that is absolutely her. >> how are you doing, miss curtis? have a nice day. >> these are my first paparazzi photos ever. i did not get great shots. where are we heading to now? >> the santa monica steps. we're going to see if anybody's working out. all right, morgan, get your camera ready. i think i saw the actor from "amistad." when he comes to the top of the stairs, we'll have him. >> here he comes. >> oh, his bodyguard's going right over to him, he's not letting him come out. >> he doesn't have a choice, eventually he has to go back to his car. here he comes now. ♪ >> there you go. lean out. -- just lean out. cool. >> how was that? >> pretty good. >> tell me how these are. here we go, these are the best ones right here. >> yeah, those are good. >> that one, that one. that's the best. >> yeah, that's great. >> nice job. >

. >> we need to hurry up and establishing an independent central commission in curtis dan. we will be in a better position and have better political weapons in our hands. ourt's time to decide about self-determination and not to wait for other people to decide for us. >> as the security situation in iraq continues to deteriorate, forces have been quick to fill the vacuum, shoring up the region's defenses and moving kirkukl-rich car kook -- before it could fall to militants. many and curtis dancy no choice to break away. >> we will support -- many in but toan see no choice break away. craig staying in baghdad is all but impossible. sometimes they are with us, and the next time they turn against us. >> with the borders drawn and fortified and kurds in control be one dayiraq could closer to splintering. passengers traveling to the united states from europe can expect tighter security with immediate effect. u.s. department of homeland security said it is in response to intelligence gathering. extremist areerns developing new explosives which could be harder to detect. >> be rea

now to iraq, where curtis dan has moved a step closer to independence.e region has already gained its demands, extending territory by one third and taking in the key oil-rich town of kirkuk. they have asked parliament to prepare for a referendum on independence. this is opposed by washington and also the iraqi prime minister. pushing for independence, a crowd of kurds waving flags gathered outside of the region's parliament building. the regional president addressed inside,ts saying that now is the time for self rule. >> we need to establish a self government in curtis dan -- kurdistan. it is time to decide about our self-determination and require other people to decide for us. >> as the security situation in iraq continues to deteriorate, forces have been quick to fill the vacuum, shoring up the region's defenses and looking into oil-rich k irkuk before it could fall to militants. with the government bogged down by political squabble, many see no choice but to break away. >> we will support with our soul and money. staying with baghdad has become almost

david curtis was frustrated by the long wait between trains. he went on change.org. the delaware transit chief said it is in the talking stages for 2016, but curtis said the sooner the better. >> the ride is great, 40 minutes to philadelphia. if i miss my train it means waiting for two hours. if i'm coming back to wilmington, that means paying $60 for amtrak. >> curtis believes more service would boost jobs in wilmington and philadelphia. he said the closing of the i-95 bridge has sent many drivers to the rails and trains are often packed. >> a dutch and australian mission to secure the crash site for malaysian flight 17 has been called off. they were to leave this morning, but heavy fighting in the area has made it dangerous. crash investigators complain the site has been compromised. international observers say there are remains at the scene and key brie is being found away from the immediate crash site. nearly 100 crash victims are unaccounted for. >>> the crisis in ukraine hit close to home for a west chester university student, his parents fled the unrest earlie

i think curtis came in on foot. and it would be a lot more expensive if we were both required to come in by car. being able to utilize people. host: wayne is on the phone. good morning. caller: happy pre-fourth of july. hen i see highway trust fund i see highway slush fund here in the boston area. it was since the stimulus in 2009, putting americans back to work on all these massive projects, some of them they're still working on. they're rebuilding a bridge, it's taken over four years and i drive by there -- and beth, you just mentioned efficiency. these projects will never end. i see these sound barriers. multimillion-dollar sound barriers in front of swamps. and this is not helping the efficiency of the drivers. we're stuck in traffic. we're paying more in gas being stuck in traffic. this is all just for union jobs. they are not efficiently using this money. it's going to waste. they're planting shrubs three feet apart that are going to be growing into each other in a few years. they're digging up spots that's co

curtis recently opened his first restaurant mod where he focuses on seasonal locally sourced ingredients more open to the public february first in beverly hills mary lou one of the new york times best selling author and actress currently hosts the nationally syndicated mary will hundred show a longtime health and wellness advocate she's one of the few private citizens selected to contribute to the receiving of the government's food pyramid professor goldberg is a member of the national academy of sciences and professor of molecular biology u.c.l.a. name one of the top twenty professors in the school's history he's been using genetic engineering in his research for the past three decades and my old pal john salley well as advocate t.v. host n.b.a. champion john is currently working with the los angeles school system as its health and wellness guru and will be joined as the show progresses buyer of variety of guests in other locations on both sides of the issue let's start first with with dr goldberg professor of what is gee what is a g.m.o. we're talking about inserting genes in organisms

as our panel remaining food votes wins are curtis stone the noted chef marilu henner of the no that person off the professor bob goldberg the national academy of science professor at u.c.l.a. and john salley the alone advocate t.v. host and n.b.a. champion i understand that you got goldberg as a film we want to show short sure let's look at a jamel notice that on your left there is a worm that's eating that plant and getting big and juicy and fat and you can see it crawling around and destroying that plant magine you're in a field in africa someplace and those caterpillars are worms infecting infestation your crop noticed the one on the right that happens to be a j m o a genetically engineered plant laboratory plant and notice that nothing is happening to it whatsoever if you had a crop that was happy with that the worms were getting it if you had that crop the only way you'd be able to get rid of that worm if it was organic you'd be spraying it with an organic insecticide it might be bt or something else if it was conventional you'd be spraying it was some pretty bad pesticides on the oth

since our last major event with guests from curtis dan -- kurdistan was our most highly watched live streamed event in history, we expect this event to break that record. [laughter] perhaps there is a presidential directive in kurdistan. we are here today because the topic of the future of kurdistan is at the top of the global agenda. it is one of the key issues that is swirling around the entire set of issues triggered by recent events in iraq. of course, the issues regarding the kurdish people are not new. they have been a subtext to politics in the middle east for many years. america's connection to the people of kurdistan is not new either. it is a story that has its ups and downs over the years. hopefully, our government and the government in northern iraq the government and the kurdish regional government, is now entering a new era of cooperation and perhaps even alliance. we will hear more about that from our guests. i do want to it knowledge -- acknowledge the guidance here at the institute of all things iraq related offered by ambassador jim jeffrey. we are delighted to have

why a judge allowed curtis reevess to go home. >>> and a small plane gets into trouble mid-flight. >>> warm day today and only slightly humid, but more humid tomorrow, as we move late into tomorrow afternoon and monday and tuesday, storms come back into play, it's summer after all. we'll be back with the accuweather seven day. >>> the man accused of killing six members of his ex-wife's family collapsed in court yesterday. as the judge read some of the charges against ron haskell. he shot his wife's inlaws and four of their children. one survived the attack. >> they say he suffers from medical issues and is not taking his medication. >>> the man responsible for a deadly movie theater shooting, curtis reeves is charged with the murder of chad olson, he shot him in front of his wife because he didn't like olson texting in the movie theater, is he on house arrest until his trial. and is on gps monitoring. >>> american airlines says a technical issue caused their plane to be money landed. the plane was in route from hawaii to guam. all passengers and crew members were briefly sheltered in

curtis khemesik of lockport landed among farm fields more than a mile from the nearest road.ay he was spiraling down at a higher speed than normal. state treasurer dan rutherford has fired three senior aides in his office after an inspector general's accusation of trying to find ways to reduce speeding city for bicyclist and possession and boost transit rider ship. it will all happen at 1:00 p.m. in the drake hotel ballroom. reservists as it goes after hamas targets near the gaza border. andrew spencer has more. >> airstrikes ramp up overnight. the israel defense forces reported hitting about 50 targets including militant houses and military compound. meanwhile, claiming responsibility for 70 more rockets fired into israel. the escalation of military action follows the death of a palestinian teenager, even his cousin has been caught in the violence. >> i can't believe it happened. unfortunately it did happen and it's real. >> a video showed a man dressed in israeli security forces uniforms holding down and pummeling the young man. amid protests over his cousins murder. still

then, three more through the windshield, killing officer curtis.speeding away, officer philips fired three shots with world-class precision. one went through the trunk, hitting mason in the back. when gerald mason was arrested, investigators asked him to remove his shirt. sure enough, he had a bullet wound on his back, proof that officer philips got him. >> the very last thing he did in life was to mark forever the man who killed him and his partner. and that's pretty compelling. because it's almost as if someone is speaking to you from the grave telling you, ladies and gentlemen, i told you who it is. i pointed him out with my gunfire. >> that was never reported. as far as i know, to the media. i said, why didn't you tell us? because we didn't want anybody to know about it. we didn't want him to go and get plastic surgery or to, you know, whatever. and it's amazing. >> the gun was traced to shreveport, louisiana. the handwriting was gerald mason's, as was the thumbprint on the steering wheel of the car. >> i didn't realize i ran a red light. and i

after a leadoff walk daniel murphy doubles and curtis anderson scores 1-0 new york. juan lagaris brings in two more. we go to the fifth. travis dext arnel phillies former farm hand. gives up 7 runs in five innings and afterwards calls performance brutal effort. phillies lose 7-1. >> eagles training camp. >> over 10,000 fans showed up for a free viewing. live instudio audience created different type of energy for practice birds say they enjoy it. >> it's fun. last time we were here it was obviously saints games. and hopefully this outcome today is better than that one. the fact we can get out in fronts of fans is good for our players to get a different venue and shakes it up a little bit. >> it is fun getting out and having fans and getting opportunities top come out and watch us practice is good and found get into the stadium and practice. >> more eagles coverage ahead. hear what prominent players got into a scuff thl time around and birds are not the only nfl team that cranked up the music. mor have you seen tom corbett's negative ad with this actress. it's just not

and curtis bashaw, thank you for joining me. yorkers are looking for a ride to the airport, and they might be surprised to find out is cheaper to take a town car than a yellow taxicab. we will tell you why in a moment. ♪ >> this morning's big number is $1.2 billion -- that is how much the ride-sharing service uber raised last month, valuing the company at $17 billion, and that might be why they feel like they by 20% with all of that cash on hand, and that is creating a firestorm, adding fuel to the fire in the fight cab andyork city limousine commission. we are still with richard gelfond, who is an occasional user, but josh, slashing prices by 23%, they are stoking the taxi drivers -- what is the message uber wants to send? they want to break the back of the taxi drivers here? >> i think uber is mostly worried about the riders, the 20% temporary cut. it is not that big, the jury -- luxurious town cars. the last time i was in one, it was a camry. they're trying to say uber is not a luxury product. one thing to keep in mind, they

. >> that was mark curtis reporting. immigration officials say right now border patrol stations are so backed up that thousands of children are being housed at decontinuation centers and military bases. >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9 first alert weather. >> finally a day without any severe weather, although we should let our viewers know we are standing by for president obama to make some remarks on the ukraine which could happen during your forecast. >> we deserve this break courtesy of the polar vortex. cooler and drier are the words. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, the cathedral on the upper portion of your screen. 79 right now, but the dew point 52. can you believe that? the dew points have been in the 70s the past three days, humidity 39%. i in phoenix or d.c.? winds north, northwest -- am i in phoenix or d.c.? winds north, northwest. rest the ac tonight, 50s and 60s for lows, warm but not humid, right on through friday. isolated storms are possible over the w

i think curtis came in by foot. it would have been more expensive if we were required to come in by car. these taxes are being utilized to move people the way they want to move. is on the phone. good morning. caller: good morning. hear highway trust fund, i see highway slush fund. in the boston area, it was since the stimulus in 2009. putting americans back to work on all of these massive projects. some of them, they are still working on. they are rebuilding a bridge. it has taken over four years. i drive by there. end. projects will never i see sound barriers, multimillion dollar sound barriers in front of swamps. this is not helping the efficiency of the drivers. is allstuck in gas, this just for union jobs. they are not efficiently using this money. it is going to waste. they're planting shrubs three feet apart that are going to be growing into each other in a few years. they are digging up spots that are complete and utter wastes of money. leave it as it is. when the road needs potholes to be fixed, fixed them.

transportation contributor, todd curtis with us from nugent massachusets. and size and technology is with us now from san francisco with more on weapon systems that target airplanes. and jake, is it possible for someone on the ground to tell the difference between -- this has been a conversation in your newsroom today. between a commercial and military aircraft overhead? >> it is a great question, i know throughout the broadcast, you have been asking what is it like to sit at the controls of this thing. how much experience would you need to have to operate a good morning. well, the thing is we have been trying -- spending all morning to try to put ourselves a t the controls and figure out what the sky would look like, assuming this was shut down. the thing is, the system -- like acar in theory, works very differently on a small plane, it is a matter of the surface area. so a small like fighter jet, gives off a different signature than a bill bulky jet. when you are looking at fit a little port 8:00, a small radar installation inside of a unit, like they use

. >> they are the people that packed a fund razor at curtis bowling leaves in ewing saturday. he donated for raffles and cake. >> you were in the hospital during your real birth day. what did you do to get ready. >> i picked out kloms night before i got up and got dressed and did my hair and make up and got my nails done yesterday. >> cocoa has pulmonary few bro' sis and spends owe most of the time at children's hospital of philadelphia. new lungs are new options. >> i think ill be good i went get sick a lot and in and out of the hospital. >> she has my eyes and heart she's everything to me. >> cocoa lives with her grand naerpts north east philadelphia. her smorj not involved in her life and her father was murdered 8 years ago her uncle is raising renovations for cocoa's room and medical expensed. team coco lee raised half their goal appsing some of her family's prayers. >> you mit her now sweet and shilling and hear now. and -- she's sweet and smiling and i don't want to lose her i look at her all the time. >> annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news."" >> still to come on "ac

>> the big question tonight, should curtis reeves be held in jail?me now, criminal defense attorney kim patowitz and former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst faith jenkins. thank you for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you. >> ken, why was reeves released? >> well, reverend, in this country we are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. the florida constitution actually echoes this in article 1, section 14 which says basically there is a presumption of pretrial release. so initially the bond hearing where there was a lot of evidence presented that this man had no prior record, was not a flight risk and was not a threat to society, the judge basically thought once the state had met its burden of proof, the court basically felt its hands were tied and could not allow the defendant out and could not allow him to post bond. the appellate court said, no, new york city you have discretion, judge and there was evidence to release him on bond. so the judge made a decision using his discretion to release him on bond knowing ther

>> curtis. >> reporter: you have been learning about tying knots. what have you been teaching, too? >> i have been actually helping. i have been helping them go through the week, have fun and all that. >> reporter: they seem like they're a very good happy group. show us what you're tying right now. >> i'm going to tie a square knot. it's basically start with an s, uhm, right over left and -- back over right. >> reporter: i think that's one of the few knots i remember from way back when, when i was in boy scouts a long time ago. >> if you do that, it should look like that. >> reporter: nice and secure, right? nice and tight. >> it's a regular knot. is it working in you can use this knot. >> reporter: i look that one. that's a good one to go to. i want to introduce you to this young boy. what's your the name? >> andrew luck. >> reporter: andrew, are you having a good time at camp this year? >> yes. >> reporter: that's great. you wanted to talk about the weather with us. what do you see for temperature here? >> 72.1 fahrenheit. >> reporter: and what about the wind? >> wind speed are 8.

. >> schwanbeck: bullard worked with legendary anchor ron curtis at channel 5.sts a show commemorating the station's 50th anniversary in 1998. >> the technology has changed over 50 years and continues to evolve, but one thing will never change: our commitment to you. >> schwanbeck: but in 2009, changes were in the offing for wtvh.red services agreement with barrington broadcasting, which owns channel 3 in syracuse. that meant more than 40 employees here at wtvh were let go. the facility was put up for sale, and the employees at the competitor down the street, wstm channel 3, would now do newscasts for both stations. how does that work? well, it means viewers who watch wtvh news are really watching news produced at wstm, although they don't come out and say so. >> good evening. i'm michael benny. you're watching the only local newscast to give you the biggest stories of the day and the forecast right off the top. >> schwanbeck: the news anchors and weathercasters are different, but the reporters and the sports guy are the same. check it out. >> the syracuse schoo

. >> reporter: curtis saw 40 to 50 people fill the street and heard everything from inside his home including when the partying turned fatal. >> i heard someone screaming get him away from the wire. >> reporter: when oakland police arrived, they found the two victims unresponsive. gunfire knocked down that line and the streets power. >> it was just right there. that is what i had told my friend. i was just right there. and i didn't go down that street. i kept down here. >> reporter: when pg&e came out last night to restore power to the neighborhood, a spokesperson said they had to pack up and head home for their own safety. there are too many gunshot ins this neighborhood. >> get the customers back on, but it in the manner where the safety of our employees are not in jeopardy. >> reporter: come daylight, pg&e worked to get the power again to the 65 customers who lost it. neighbors can only hope next year's fourth of july stays civil. >> fireworks out on the water. go watch professionals do it. don't try to be professional. >> reporter: in oakland, mark kelly, kpix5. >>> more undocumented immi

single, score curtis. the mets scored five times in the seventh. beat the phillies 11 to two.tart up for with the national coming up. less than 24 hours before the trade deadline over. the mariners no longer interested in marilyn bird. the yankees are thinking about him. but any new club will have to guarantee his $8 million salary for 2016. that's the bird demand. >>> all right, day two for the eagles, nova care complex, nick foles has another weapon in his backfield this season, darren strolls, they got him from new orleans, shady, desean, darren, will give defense's nightmares. >> help us out, the biggest match up will be us together. you know, figuring out who is getting the ball, chip does great ball in open space, kind of mixing it up for the defense, so a lot to watch out, especially -- >> and the philadelphia union signed goalie right today, knock out rounds world cup. the union played kansas city friday night. raining champs. >> okay, big addition there, beasley, thanks very ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios! go, go, go! go power oa

. >> reporter: curtis gains saw 40 to 50 people fill the street and heard all the ruckus from inside his home including when the partying turn fatal. >> get him away from the wire. >> reporter: they found the two victims unresponsive. a downed power line between them. pg&e's initial investigation showed gunfire knocked down the lines and the street's power. >> it was just right there. that's what i told my friend. i was just right there and i didn't go down that street. i kept down here. >> reporter: when pg&e came out last night to restore power to this neighborhood, a spokesperson says they had to pack up and head home for their own safety. there are too many gunshots in this neighborhood. >> get the customers back on but also do it in a manner where the safety of the employees aren't in jeopardy. >> reporter: daylight saturday pg&e worked quickly to get power pumping again to the 65 customers who lost it. neighbors can hope next year's fourth of july stays civil. >> fireworks out on the water, supposed to watch -- go watch professionals do it. don't try to be professional. >> repo

. >> reporter: curtis gains saw 40 to 50 people fill the streets and heard all the ruckus from inside his home including when the partying turned fatal. >> here was somebody screaming and hollering get him away from the wire,. >> reporter: when police arrived they found the two victims unresponsive. a downed power line twine them. the initial investigation showed gunfire knocked down that line. and the street's power. >> it was just right there. that's what i told my friend. i was just right there. and i didn't go down that street. i kept down here. >> reporter: when pg&e came out last night to restore power to this neighborhood, a spokesperson says they had to pack up and head home for their own safety. there were too many gunshots in the neighborhood. >> if the customers back on, but also do it in a manner where the safety of our employees aren't in jeopardy. >> reporter: come daylight saturday, pg&e worked quickly to get power pumping again to the 65 customers who lost it. neighbors can only hope next year's fourth of july stays civil. >> fireworks out on the water, supposed to wat

curtis recently opened his first.