>>> in november last year, the awesome new york city tabloid paper, the new york daily news publishedrt about soccer. and it's got all the great things that make tabloid reporting tabloid reporting. they talk about a guy with states evidence, they call him the soccer rat. even though it's not particularly relevant to the story, the daily news goes out of their way to point out the guy in question is 450 pounds and when they want to call limb corrupt, they call him corpulant and corrupt. they give details about how the fbi picked the guy up on a manhattan sidewalk. you get the as that he was riding a mobility scooter down the manhattan sidewalk. he was riding that scooter to a pricy manhattan restaurant. he was a regular at a restaurant called elaines. he held down two trump tower apartments, one that cost $18,000 a month for himself, and one adjacent that cost $6,000 a month for his cats. his cats. had their own apartment in the trump tower. i learned today in the new york times he used to wear a live parrott around as an accessory. there was the daily news last november with their sc

the daily news had the scope on him turning states evidence back in november.ay we learned the results of that investigation as loretta lynch announced a 47-count indictment against 14 different people involved at the highest levels of the world's most popular sport. international soccer is a multibillion dollar affair. and today's indictment says executives at the top of that sport figured out how to turn it into -- turn them into a multibillion dollar business into millions of dollars for themselves. some of the evidence in the case was gleaned through the not terribly willing corporation bigwig who walked into the fed's clutches. when he refused to file income taxes or explain the source of his lavish lifestyle. we learned today as part of the unveiling of this big case that chuck blazer secretly pled guilty to ten counts in november 2013 involving his taxes and lots else besides. the evidence he apparently secretly recorded on a secret key chain recorder, the other results turned into blunt allegations today that basically everything up and down the food ch

the new york daily news is up for sale. ay want to buy the iconic news taper. --newspaper. ♪ ♪ pimm: " the new york daily news" is still looking for a buyer. paper ownedan --the uckerman's has bids that are due this week. billionaire supermarket mogul as he is known in new york, he has been very open about wanting to buy this paper. this is a guy that spent $11 million on his bed here. very little chance of winning. he is passionate about it. john peters also interested in buying this paper. and jimmyers finkelstein also interested. he is getting the bids as we speak. i called him to see if he would do an interview, but not taking at the moment as you might ask the act. there was a lot of talk about rupert murdoch. pimm: he has " the new york post." which by the way is losing money. losing money at newspapers, other than " the wall street times." and " new york no one is sure how serious he really was. he put in a one dollar bit and said i am not really leaving the process, because i did not really bid for it either. this is

the daily news -- yeah daily news more kind. cover of the daily news say no such duck. also believed as the the rest of the world somehow did, that the eagles were going to carol the oregon quarterback marcus mariota and u.s.a. today the eagles offered bunch of draft picks, current players rocky statue and liberty bell and tennessee said no dice. mariota may not be an eagle but they did get a fine he have iser even if nobody heard of him and alex is still working on pronouncing his last name like the rest of the fans in philadelphia here's chip kelly describing their new wide receiver, who is a good kid. >> an outstanding punt return era along with the outstanding receiver can play inside and outside he have iser, he has excellent speed outstanding hand catches ball a away from his body outstanding route runner, a real student of the game. we were excited. he was what our model is. he was best player available for thaws fit our system. we were excited he was there. we were weathering the storm there especially from 15 to 20 was he going to be a railable. when he was we

one fan said better head line were going to say we're ducked but daily news went no such duck meek we did not get marcus mariota or as nfl commissioner miss pronounced his name despite practicing it for mariota. so he did in the get it: the link was packed. nfl reported eagles tried to trade two number one pick and current two key players michael kendrick and brandon boykin. then eagles offered 21st round picks a quarterback, likely bradford and another player. chip kelly says, both reports, not true, at all. here is how it went down on nfl network when titans pick and you will see the fans, at the eagles party. notice two guys the left, guy with the jersey and guy with the reaction before him hoping there was a trade announcement. >> with the second pick in the 2015 nfl draft the the tennessee titans select marcus mariota quarterback of oregon. >> marcus mariota in hawaii, this will be potentially the longest private flight taken by any number two overall pick. the eagles draft party, the eagles fans, they are the ones stunned. >> we did not offer any players. we didn't get in any di

a report in the new york daily news -- in the new york daley news says they will announce how long the suspension will last. an nfl report issued this week indicates the new england patriots quarterback knew they were using under inflated footballs. they are easier to catch and flow. the patriots won that game 45-7. kaepernick tweeted "to football in the world will help you win by 38. let it go and let tom be great." >>> you heard of renters fighting huge price increases but that goes beyond the city. abc7 news was at the park royal apartments as families demonstrated this evening. the landlord plans to renovate and increase rent a thousand dollars a month. renters say they were given two months to leave their homes. a spokesperson for the landlord said the tenants will get help moving. the spokesperson says no one has been evicted. >> from you looking for a house, a whole new class of buyers are out. who are the boomerang buyers? stay right here. michael finney will take a closer look in a few minutes. >>> happening now, the san mateo bridge is now closed for the entire weekend. you a

according to "the new york daily news" wint paid $1,000 for a cabbie for a ride from brooklyn to here in the district. nbc news has not independently confirmed that report. but wint was finally arrested here in northeast d.c. last week. wint accused in the murders of savvas savopoulos his wife their 10-year-old boy and the housekeeper. investigators say wint had accomplices. so far, no one else is charged. meantime a source close to the family says an important witness in the case has not been seen for days. megan fitzgerald will have more on that coming up in the next half hour. >>> an apology tonight from the man causing a security scare on the national mall. a rice cooker in his vehicle prompted the lockdown on the eve of memorial day festivities and tonight he says he simply didn't think it through. chris gordon is on the national mall with that story. hi chris. >> reporter: good evening. well the suspicious vehicle was parked right here on 3rd street right across from the u.s. capitol. police on patrol detected the smell of gasoline coming from it and immediately called the bomb

a report in the new york daily news -- in the new york daley news says they will announce how long the suspension will last. an nfl report issued this week indicates the new england patriots quarterback knew they were using under inflated footballs. they are easier to catch and flow. the patriots won that game 45-7. kaepernick tweeted "to football in the world will help you win by 38. let it go and let tom be great." >>> you heard of renters fighting huge price increases but that goes beyond the city. abc7 news was at the park royal apartments as families demonstrated this evening. the landlord plans to renovate and increase rent a thousand dollars a month. renters say they were given two months to leave their homes. a spokesperson for the landlord said the tenants will get help moving. the spokesperson says no one has been evicted. >> from you looking for a house, a whole new class of buyers are out. who are the boomerang buyers? stay right here. michael finney will take a closer look in a few minutes. >>> happening now, the san mateo bridge is now closed for the entire weekend. you a

according to the daily news pg and e made repairs online 147 last week.e same gas line has had problems in the past. they fined pg and e more than $14 million for failing to notify the commission about errors in the line. >>> the state senate approved a controversial bill that would make it mandatory for children to be vaccinated. the legislation was approved on a 25-10 vote. it eliminates the personal or religious belief exemption. unvaccinated children would have to be home schooled. they released the updated budget. brown says the record $115 billion budget will focus on the fundamentals including education and bringing down the debt. given a $6.7 billion increase in tax revenue the governor is proposing a new earned income tax credit for the working poor. it would apply to as many as 825,000 families. the average credit would be $460. >> i have always liked the earned income tax credit because it doesn't have any particular bureaucracy or complexity. it is just a straight deliverance of funding to people who are working very hard and are earning very

the "new york daily news" is reporting brady will be suspended for a number of games for his role in the scandal. the report cites a source close to nfl headquarters. an investigation this week revealed emails showing patriots equipment managers talking about deflating balls. the nfl report found brady likely had knowledge the balls were being altered. >>> former egyptian president hosni mubarak is walking out of court a free man today. a cairo appeals court upheld a sentence against mubarak on embezzlement charges but gave him consideration for time served. in january 2011 he was toppled from power during the arab spring in cairo. lawyers for the six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray are asking for a different prosecutor. they claim the state's attorney marilyn moseby has too many conflicts of interest to be objective. the attorneys are asking for an independent prosecutor. gray died after his arrest last month in police custody. >>> just in case you forgot, mother's day is tomorrow. and, of course, a lot of people looking for that perfect gift for mom.

a report in the new york daily news -- in the new york daley news says they will announce how long the suspension will last. an nfl report issued this week indicates the new england patriots quarterback knew they were using under inflated footballs. they are easier to catch and flow. the patriots won that game 45-7. kaepernick tweeted "to football in the world will help you win by 38. let it go and let tom be great." >>> you heard of renters fighting huge price increases but that goes beyond the city. abc7 news was at the park royal apartments as families demonstrated this evening. the landlord plans to renovate and increase rent a thousand dollars a month. renters say they were given two months to leave their homes. a spokesperson for the landlord said the tenants will get help moving. the spokesperson says no one has been evicted. >> from you looking for a house, a whole new class of buyers are out. who are the boomerang buyers? stay right here. michael finney will take a closer look in a few minutes. >>> happening now, the san mateo bridge is now closed for the entire weekend. you a

for new york by bus, but when marshals tracked him there to new york, the new york daily news said he apparently hided out one step ahead -- headed out one step ahead of them by cab headed back toward d.c. for the ride, the tolls and a hefty tip he paid the new york cabby $1,000 in cash, allegedly some of the money he killed the savopoulos family and vera figueroa to get his hands on. >> thank you. >>> former fbi assistant director steve pomerantz says investigators now have a ton of evidence and data to run through to make the case against wint and to hunt down any other suspects in this case. >>> caught on camera a look at the earthquake that rattled tokyoed to and why the city didn't see much -- today and why the city didn't see much damage. >> reporter: i'm kristen berset in philadelphia. the maryland men's ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our

. >>> a cartoon in today's "new york daily news" speaks to the emotions of train riders. today there may be concern about getting on a train after the derailment. first responders doctors, complete strangers, they've all been credited with jumping in as victims emerged from the derailment. two others now are getting a lot of praise. why members of the philadelphia eagles made a trip to the hospital a top priority. >>> and a nice springlike day today. as we go into the weekend, though we're tracking some rain in the forecast along with warmer temperatures. i'll show you the timeline of that rain and what you can expect coming up. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> the national transportation safety board is expected to update their investigation of the deadly train derailment at any moment. the number of victims has risen to eight. after another body was found this morning. also today, crews began removing those derailed cars from the crash scene. at least two of them are now with investigators in delaware. >>> you're going to like hearing this, a north jersey police officer is b

this is the philadelphia daily news and the headline is "train of director, death, mayhem as amtrak derails" and the main "five die as train derails." it was a serious accident five died and why so many are following this. it's not just because of the death toll and injuries but the train line is one of the most heavily travelled train lines in all of the united states and certainly here in the eastern sea board of the united states. this is a train route that is travelled by thousands of people every day. and it's very much a route that now, at least, is stopped by investigators, while they try to piece together what caused the accident >>> gabriel elizonda live for us. more to come on al jazeera. nepal - dozens hit again by a major aftershock >>> plus threat to the arctic. why some accuse president obama of selling off the arctic to big oil. . >> the top stories now on al jazeera. gunmen in pakistan kill 43 passengers in kir achy. all of those killed belong to a community that follow a branch of shia islam >>> a passenger train from washington d.c. to new york city derails in philadelphia

nbc10 teamed up with the inquirer and daily news and philly.com to bring you the only independent poll of voters. take a look when 600 democratic voters were asked who they would vote for today, jim kenny came out as the front-runner and it was not close. kenny has 42%. lynn abraham and anthony williams have 15%. harry hair ston breaks down the numbers. >> i'm very surprised the margin is that large between the presumed front-runners and front-runners based on this poll. >> ken trujillo says the poll also suggests it's a new day of sorts in philadelphia politics. >> the one thing that this poll tells me more than anything else is that the whole narrative that this is a -- the philadelphia votes on the base of race is -- i think out the door. >> trujillo tells us it appears people are voting on common interests not race. >> it's likely you're going to have the white candidate get one of the white candidates get more african-american votes than any other african-american candidate. it's likely they're going to have more latino votes -- >> he's leading the way with more black votes and ly

it really has. >> for philadelphia daily news. can i just say it is christmas when your mom says, seriously you are in the getting a dirt bike and wake up and she's right. >> yes, exactly. >> i laughed so hard at that. i said that is best of the night. >> yes. >> she was right. >> but we need some cheer here. it the is underway right now, and in beautiful south philadelphia. so that is where jen freddie's this morning. she's spending time in the historic italian market. this is a big anniversary, jen. >> yes, it doesn't get any bigger then this. we love a party. how is everyone doing. >> great. >> this is really exciting. we are at the beginning of the time line. we have have our history here in south philadelphia. >>> we are very fortunate. we have a lot of years. we are not new kid on the block. >> you are not new kid. there is no new sheriff. you know what you are doing. oldest continuing outdoor market in the you had. >> correct. >> yes. >> tell me about these crazy kids, so good morning to you guys. >> good morning. >> they a

that's according to the "new york daily news." for how many games, we don't know but that will be announced. and let's go to the fourth. game tied at 1. the big piece gets more than a piece of this one. ryan howard's sixth home run in his last 15 games, only two in baseball have more over that span. fifth inning. ben revere makes it 3-1 phillies. so in 12 innings against mets phenom matt harvey this season the phillies have scored 6 runs the first time they've beat i don't know him. chase lut. >> that was actually a really good win. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> an unofficial twitter page tracking the great white's where wheres about has already attracted over 15,000 followers. >> it's exciting to be learning what these shashrks are doing. >> this is after decades of decline. authorities say there is nothing for beach goers to worry about. we're going to get one last check of the weather. i'm looking at a whole lot of nothing behind us. >> it's a perfect day to sleep in. when you have fog, i just want to nap. while siem seei

we teamed up with the inquirer the daily news and philly.com.e asked voters who they would vote for today. it's not even close. . jim kenney the front-runner with 42%. lynne abraham and anthony williams at 15%. three other candidates under 5%. 14% still undecided. our political experts say they're surprised the margin is so wide. >> the one thing at this point, more than anything else is the whole narrative that philadelphia votes on the base of race is out the door. >> you can get more details and insight by reading that exclusively poll on nbc10.com and the app. we have views from each of the candidates here. you can learn about where they stand on key issues of the campaign so they're ready to cast your ballot. >>> well, the crash could have been prevented. those are the words from federal investigators in response to that deadly crash. plus the technology that amtrak already has that could have stopped that train from speeding off the tracks. >>> plus the change that development could spark in trains across the country. ♪ "smash me. dear god

"nbc 10" teemed up with the philadelphia inquirer, daily news and philly.com to bring you the only poll of voters. kenney was the clear winner. with 42% of the vote lynne abraham was tied with 15%. they have the tools to get the job done right. >> kenney has also the least percentage of unfavorable votes. he has the greatest number of favorable votes and there's also a very small number of undecided. >>> coming up at 6:00 we'll hear from jim kenny and right now you can see more results from our exclusive poll on nbc10.com. the race for philadelphia mayor. you can read more about the candidates and where they stand on the issues before you cast your vote. you can see more results from our exclusive poll on nbc10.com including what voters think of the most important issue in philadelphia. you can read more about the candidates and where they stand on the issues. the polls that we're talking about only matter if people turn out to vote. >>> police in waco texas, say they are on full alert this morning after nine bikers were killed in a shootout. investigators believe other bank groups may

here is the "daily news". we'll talk more about that in a minute. >> patriots owner bob kraft was very angry when this first came out and flanddemanded an apology. >> and he's still angry. >> but some of this stuff is real. and you can't really take back texts and e-mails that indicate that there is some knowledge. we'll get to this. but deflategate, yes, it's back in the news. also major developments in the political world. a state department official testifies yesterday that hillary clinton's e-mail practices were quote, not acceptable. and josh has a new piece where he speaks with clinton foundation donor frank giustra, the man at the center of one of the key examples in the book "clinton cash". and while we're focused on 2016 it's election day in england. did you know that is this? kind of exciting. >> did it you vote? >> no but you know who will be here who may have piers morgan. so we'll talk with him. but first, we want to begin this morning with the severe weather that still isn't over some 50 towards

. >> the sacrifices they make are sometimes overlooked or lost in the chaos of daily news.ce where they are not forgotten. it means the world to me i'm allowed to participate in this event. >> reporter: she said this was the first year she could raise the strength to be here. >> no individuals here. >> reporter: officer adam johnson says police officers are being portrayed in a negative light light, baltimore and freddie gray and other incidents. he thinks those incidents should not reflect on the profession as a whole. >> the truth is i don't know any officer who doesn't truly, truly care about the community they serve. >> reporter: tonight 273 officers who died on the job will be honored at the national law enforcement memorial ceremony. because of threats made specifically against officers participating in the charity event, the bike tour did not make its full traditional tour. reporting in washington, edward lawrence. dara, back to you. >> thanks edward. >>> just ahead john carlos hits one out of the park. plus aaron rodgers goes to hollywood. find out how he did on cel

the new york daily news reports that next week, nfl commissioner roger goodell will suspend brady part of next season. if this report is true, he would be the highest profile player ever suspended in the 96 year history of the nfl. brady just led the new england patriots to their fourth superbowl victory. an investigation found brady was at least generally aware that the patriots were deflating footballs before a game against the colts. csn new england reports the suspension could be up to eight games which is half the season. during an appearance yesterday at salem state university, brady seemed unfazed. scott is a former patriots quarterback and a radio host for the cbs station in boston. >> do you think he knew? >> he handles the ball. i don't think he ordered the code red, but you guys know how i like them prepped i. make sure that is the way they are. >> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick tweeted no football in the world is going to help you win by 38. let it go and let tom be great. in an interview with today sports, tom brady's father said the nfl had to cover itself. there is n

the "new york daily news" is reporting that brady will be suspended for some number of games for hise in the scandal. the report cites a source close to the nfl headquarters. an investigation this week revealed emails showing patriots equipment managers talking about deflating the balls. nfl report found brady likely had knowledge that the balls were being altered. >>> a dog's unstoppable appetite got him into serious trouble when he swallowed 23 rounds of live ammo. the belgian dog has a track record of eating everything from socks to magnets. but his owners never expected the dog would eat a bag of bullets next to their bed. a vet in arkansas surgely removed 17 rounds from the stomach. the dog got rid of the rest of it on his own. there isn't expected to be any lasting damage. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> reporter: here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. more tornadoes in the plains. and a subtropical storm takes aim at the carolinas. we'll have an update on this wild spring weather. plus, pollen problems for mi

nbc 10 teamed up with the philadelphia enquirer the "philadelphia daily news," and philadelphia.com to bring you the only independent poll of voters. more than 40% of democrats polled say they will vote for jim kenney, followed by lynnne abraham, and anthony williams. we caught the free front-runners stumping for votes yesterday. anthony williams stopped by the dawa day street fair and lynnne abraham attended a police survivors' benefit. here's a look at all six democratic candidates for mayor along with the three we just mentioned, nelson diaz doug oliver, and malcolm street are running. the winner of the primary will face melissa bailey in the general election in november. >>> all right. you're going to see a day a lot like yesterday. yesterday, we had the showers in the afternoon, some thunderstorms as well that produced hail even some gusty winds, and that could be the same scenario today. it's warm it's humid, it's mostly cloudy and we're going to see temperatures in the mid-80s. yesterday, we reached out to 86. we may not get there, but we'll get pretty close. warm and humid toda

the new york daily news citing what it calls several key sources says the nfl will suspend tom bradyouncement is expected next week. according to the paper brady would become highest profile player in league history to become suspended. brady was asked when he would address the issue. >> hopefully soon. there is still a process that is going forth right now. i'm involved in that process. whenever it happens it happens. i will certainly want to be very comfortable in how i feel about the statements that i make. >> let's bring in michael hurley and sports journalist. first to you, how much more does tom brady have to know before he can answer the question whether he knew footballs were under inflated? >> i think he knows the answer to that question. he is a very careful speaker. he is careful not to say anything publically. he is in a bit of new ground. i would think that in this portion of the situation he and the patriots are trying to talk to the league to try to get this as low as possible for him. >> so this wells report here commissioned by the nfl found that more than probably t

the "new york daily news" says roger goodell will announce the suspension next week. was at least generally aware that the patriots were deflating footballs before a play-off games against the indianapolis colts. how long will the suspension last? csn new england reports the patriots are fearful that the nfl will suspected brady for six to eight games. at salem state yesterday he put on a brave face. >> how are you handling this controversy? is it bothering you? >> i have dealt with a lot of things in the past. i dealt with this before the super bowl, a lot of adversity in my life and i'm fortunate to have so many people who love me and support me. [ applause and cheers ] >> yeah! >> thank you. thank you. >> you know, life so much is about ups and downs. and certainly, i accept my role and responsibility as a

. >> the sacrifices that they make i think are sometimes overlooked or lost in the chaos of daily newsd this is a place where they're not forgotten. and it means the world to me that i'm allowed to participate in this event. >> reporter: she says this is the first year she could raise the strength to be here. >> there's no individuals here. >> reporter: officer adam johnston says police are being portrayed in a negative light with the riots in baltimore and six officers charged in the death of freddie gray as well as other events nationwide involving law enforcement. he thinks those incidents should not reflect on the profession as a whole. >> but the truth of the matter is, is that i don't know any officer who doesn't truly, truly care about the community that they serve. >> reporter: tonight, 273 officers who died on the job will be honored at the national law enforcement memorial ceremony. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. just ahead, marlins slugger joncarlo santon hits one out of the park literally. >>> plus, the packers' aaron rodgers goes to ho

the daily news just said yesterday... >> sir, i have to interrupt thank you. president williams. what are first three things you would do after getting information like that. >> get the facts as we understand them. then go to the scene where family is. report out facts to the family. provide information to the entire community about the set of circumstances that are evolving as we understand them. >> mr. oliver, three things that you would do. >> first thing would i do is get in touch with the police commissioner, and the head of the fop . i would want to find out exactly what happened to get as much information as possible, before reaching out to the family, and let them know that someone is watching. someone is understanding what is going on. we will get back in touch with them. the third thing would i do is reach out to faith leaders in the community, community leaders, to make them aware of a situation happening and let them know when we will be in touch with facts as we know them. >> mr. street? >> first thing would i do is go out in the community myself, as mayor and talk t

then "new york daily news" said the new nbc chief is looking for a way to put him back at "nightly news." then "the hollywood reporter's" melisa guthrie reported a person with lack's feelings said it would be a lack. what you're seeing is a messy civil war playing itself out with dueling leaks. nbc should just make a decision rather than leaving its longtime star twisting in the wind. >>> well the baltimore story needed a hero and the media have found one. toyya graham the single mother of six who tracked down her 16-year-old son michael and smacked him around as he was trying to join the protesters on the day of the riots. several networks rushed to interview toyya graham and her embarrassed sons. they even wound up on "the view." >> it says forget the national guard, send in the moms. they're calling you hero mom. do you feel like a hero mom this morning? >> i don't. i don't. >> because what was your intention? >> my intention was just to get my son and have him be safe. >> so you see here and you're like uh-oh. >> i'm like, oh, man. what's my mother doing down here? >> was i just ins

they found desmond found the news letters and daily news letter that's the public information officer discrib utilitied during the afghanistan deployment. and there is all kinds of material in there. a daily weather report. and if anything specific happen i would describe the day that day. and so some of the big surprises were the letters that michelle had written. she had put them in the mail out to other people and did not have them herself. and could not recover them. and deployed to afghanistan. and fallen in love the first time in her life and what was so wrenching is leaving behind the person she was in love with. and she started writing him letters. they were heartfelt letters at the same time, she was writing to her parents. and when she wrote to her parents the letters were different and she was cheerful and trying to tell her parent that she was fine. they did not need to worry. so michelle comes from the unusual family i don't know if that is the right word. a different family background. better to say. and her dad was married six times to four women and he was in and out o

we may see a resolution to deflate-gate sometime next week according to a report in the new york daily news roger goodell will suspend patriots quarterback tomorrow brady. the report suggests it will be two game sense tense. >> the red wings have biff again babcock till the end of may to explore other job opportunities. he's the only coach to win five national or international titles. the flyers are interested but there's competition five other teams without a coach if you haven't seen the mayweather pacquiao fight tomorrow night is your night billed as the fight of the century and tomorrow instead of paying 100 bucks to sight you can see it for free as long as you have show time. we'll be right back. ♪ yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] anothe

repression, teahouses were also the main forum for guarded and not so guarded discussions of the daily newsto piece together the real stories behind the ludicrously chopped and censored newspapers. carefully, of course, because informers and secret police were also heavily represented in these hotbeds of sedition and discontent. given your position, how have you managed to stay out of prison all these years? >> no, i was there. two times. >> two times. >> once they called me and said, u thiha saw, would you come into the office and talk? >> right. >> so i went there, and -- i was there no nine days. it was a very serious control that came with the first government. scrutiny and regular straying registration debacle. >> that doesn't sound good. >> together and we look at everything. take this out, take that out or black that out, or just take the whole story. >> magazines that came into the country, they would literally cut out the pieces? >> people under this kind of censorship, i think they become more creative, care 68 reading, something between the lines. >> something you were accused of

a recent poll conducted by nbc 10 philadelphia inquirer and daily news show kenney with a wide lead.ere is former philadelphia gas works executive doug oliver arriving in north philadelphia where he voted this morning. former state senator street senior casting his ballot at the recreational center in north philadelphia shortly after the polls opened before the day. >> 10 was there as state senator anthony williams voted at cobbs creek. the winner will face the lone republican candidate melissa bailey murray. she voted at the society hills dance academy early this morning at the same time as lynn abraham. stopped and took a picture. voters will choose council members from ten districts plus select seven at large candidates. voters can pick no more than five candidates from each party. some candidates will be eliminated after tuesday's primary. the second district which covers southwest philadelphia and parts of south philly has been the most hotly contested race. vandals targeted a property he was developing in point breeze last month. they smashed windows and put red markings over t

that is according to the "new york daily news."for home games, we don't-- how many games, we don't know. they say it will be announced next week. >> at citizens park the biggest crowd since the 4th. the big piece gets more than a piece of this one. ryan howard's sixth home run in his last 15 games. phils up 2-1. ben revere makes it 3-1 philly. in 12 innings against metstein -- utley's average dipped below 100 and jonathan papelbon ties jose mesa for most saves in philly's history. that was actual lay really good win. i'm john clark. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> not that i have to remind you but in case you forgot tomorrow is mother's day. this year's spending is expected to top $21.2 billion, the highest amount in the history of the national survey on retail spending. it's also a lot more than we spend on dad. that's because dad says give me socks or a tie. at least my dad. shoppers are expected to spend $12.5 billion this father's day. among the most popular items for mom, greeting cards, flowers and clothing. >> if you wai

a friend of mine who grew up in harlem, in new york and i sort of helped get him a job at the "daily news" by connecting with he former boss, the director of faffy there. -- the director of photography there. he was like the unofficial mayor of new york, and this apicture kind of monday morning -- if i was in town we'd go eat breakfast, a lot of times we'd eat breakfast at the table that malcolm x used to eat breakfast at on 35th street. all about the history. present, past, and the future. and we'd just go bopping long, and he'd take pictures. we'd shoot pictures, just to walk and talk and see people. he knew everybody. he knew everybody in harlem. see this picture. i can barely remember taking it, but i took it, and i mean just because it was something i recognized about kids all over the world have playgrounds and their playgrounds may not be the ones you expect to see or know about. so all that stuff is walking me towards something. and so this book is 45 years of photography. and it's been a long walk, really and the reason why it happens is because david hammerric, at the university

daily use. for a free 30-tablet trial go to cialis.com >>> welcome back. making headlines, a newort from the international energy agency suggests a global oil glut is getting worse. this happens as saudi arabia produces near record highs trying to win a market share battle between u.s.shale production. there's a gain of 55cents. brent is trading $67. 67.21 per barrel. >> today's executives need to take a page out of the military's play book if they want to lead their organization on a successful path. here now with us we're glad to welcome the retired four star general and author of the new book team of teams. new rules of engagement for a complex world. i can see how a lot of things in the military would translate to the world of business and how often we heard business is war and whatever but then again i'm not sure i'd want that sergeant as a boss either. i don't know. i know you wouldn't because he would be calling you pile and remember everything that happened -- you need a kinder gentler -- >> i don't get a chance to respond. >> kinder gentler way to translate what goes on

daily news is reporting daron wint used $1000 to take a cab from new york to d.c. it's part of the money that he used after stealing it from savvas savopoulos and his wife and child and housekeeper hostage. he is accused of killing all four and setting the house on fire. alison: only on 7 tonight after working for three years to buy a house, a woman and her three children are stuck in a one bedroom apartment tonight after someone just smashed their dreams. it happened with a shattered car window at 13 and m street northwest. stephen tschida is live to explain. stephen: this neighborhood sees smash-and-grabs where people come buy. they break out the window and grab what they can get. they target cleaning ladies because they are known to be paid in cash. on friday they hit a vehicle inside that vehicle, maria marina arias' live savings. $10,000 in cash. she was going to the bank to open an account between jobs. they got away with the money and they stole the family's american dream in the process. >> i had been saving it make pastries to sell to my friends and church

the story also available online on the new york daily news.ian moore 25 years old, shot in the face. the suspect is an ex-con, and the cousin of corey blackwell. the planes close city cop was shot when the individual opened fire into his unmarked patrol car. the officers pulling behind a suspicious black man identified as blackwell, the younger cousin of the former giants cornerback, without warning blackwell squeezed off to round into officer moore's car. next is lester joining us from gulfport, mississippi. good morning. caller: i'm on? i want to say the guy that called in. they keep talking about the black man, the man is not in the home and this and that about the black man. what do that have to do with cop s killing people for nothing? what do that have to do with it? it don't have nothing to do with that. a broken home or poverty. that don't have nothing to do with cops killing people. i can't see what they are trying to say when they say that. cops are killing people. they come from a broken home. what that got to do with the cops killi

the "new york daily news" outlined his life of wealth including a $6,000 a month apartment just for his cats. and the crimes of not paying income taxes, coordinating bribes and take kick backs. blazer turned informant in 2011 but pleaded guilty to a number of thrownfelonies. >>> back to politics now. and how much influence a global leader will have on 2016. now more on republican politics and the pope. ♪ >> reporter: in more than two years, pope francis has emerged as an activist who grants ministries to the poor but it's the 78-year-old has declared climate change to be mostly man's doing. >> i think we use too much of mother nature. >> he has encouraged his flock to eshoe large families. >> some think that to be good catholics we have to be like rabbits. no we need responsible parenthood. >> and he has spoken about gay people in a way that some has chosen to construe as an acceptance of same-sex marriage. the pope has recognized palestinian statehood and restore ties with cuba. for the 2016 gop contenders some of whom are catholic and used to more conservative views from the vatican,

in new york, betsy woodruff political reporter for "the daily beast." hese three announcements got a few sentences at most on the network evening news. none made the front page of the "new york times." other media basically dismissing them as marginal candidates. >> the media tends to call the presidential candidates. we talked to the pollsters, the pollsters teter candidates, first tier, second tier, third tier. some of the candidates announce read considered second or third tier. it doesn't always make sense. if you look at carly fiorina, second paragraph in "the new york times" story about her announcement calls her a long-shot candidate with a sliver of support. what about martin o'malley? i'll be curious to say how they portray him. he's got about 1% in the polls. he's polling same as carly fiorina. it doesn't always make sense the way the media decides to dismiss the non-conventional candidates. >> the danger of relying on polls, there's somebody that breaks out, whether huckabee in 2008 or rick santorum in 2012, who was hardly getting coverage. su

becky river told the new york daily news that the flight was getting ready for takeoff when she saw the next to her write this, he planned to kill himself and others. she quietly called over a flight attendant. the plane went back to the gate. that's when a passenger was taken into custody. he was given a medical evaluation. >>> a passenger from canada is demanding an apology from united airlines because she was kicked off a flight because of a crying child. the incident happened wednesday afternoon. it started when her two-year- old son started crying loudly while waiting for the flight to vancouver to take off. a flight attendant told her that she had to control her child. after the plane began to taxi, the pilot said he had to return to the boarding area to refuel. by that time, the child was asleep but ms. blackwood said that's when she was kicked off the plane. united airlines said that blackwood was removed because her child was not seated and was frequently in the aisle as the plane taxied. >>> it is 7:37. a search is underway for a missing six-year-old girl in sacramento. jadana

. >>> nbc10 teamed up with the inquiry, daily news and philly.com to bring you the only independent pollf voters. here it is we asked democratic voters who would they vote for today. kenney came out the front-runner with 42%. lynne abraham and williams came out at out with 15%. political experts say they're surprised the margin is so wide. >> the one thing this tells me more than anything the whole narrative that philadelphia votes on the base of race i think, is out of the door. >> we also have interviews with each of the candidates about where they stand on the key issues of the campaign so you're ready to cast your ballot next tuesday. >>> and what was a horrific day for all of us in the city let's go to new york now for what's ahead on "today" show. >> say good morning to matt and savannah, good to see you both. >> how are you guys doing down there? it really was awful to have to be down there for that story. i know a lot of people in philadelphia and up and down the east hurting this morning. it's good to see you both. of course we'll have more complete coverage on that deadly train

. >> hughe dillon will take your picture and big rube, you know, in the daily news. normally he puts in nice picture good they don't shame anybody. >> he take good pictures. is there a strict dress code for men too over there at cannes. you must wear a tuxedo with a bow tie. they don't like these kind of ties. and no selfies, you cannot have a selfie stick they will bring you to the ground. >> is this a trend now because met gala they said no selfies. this is a selfie. i love myselfe stink. i have it with me at all times. i won't be able to bring it around. >> here's the thing what are they go to go do to stop you. >> they can knock me down. >> no. >> if you have the stick and you pull it all the way up, it is quite unstable. if you do that it will be. >> i always bring my stick. >> yes. >> seriously are on a red carpet. you cannot tell somebody to get out of here because i'm taking a selfie you do. a lot of men like to keep the fisod that nothing bothers us. nothing will scare me. ahh. >> but you are always scared of something. something that will get to you. >> i h

journal journalist with the new york daily news thank you for speaking with us. >>> many sunnis are angry government has ignored them and the fight to retake anbar province should be a sunni-lead operation and not lead by the shia militias as it is at the moment. >> reporter: sunni fighters take oefrn the air base in anbar province. they are officially joining the fight against isil. the sunnis have long been suspicious of the shia government. they say it was sunni fighting forces which won the battle seven years ago to get rid of al-qaeda in iraq but after that victory, they say the government abandoned them. that lead to the rise of isil. this sunni tribal leader says iraqi government policies are going to make the fight with isil difficult. >> the current government is deliberately not helping the sunni community to retear their province. the only solution is though arm the sunnis and ask for international help. there is no hope for this government at all. and the battle for anbar won't be over any time soon. >> reporter: tribes are suspicious because of politics. shia militias have be

the "new york "daily news"" reports that according to authorities, wint took a taxi from new york topaying $1,000 in cash from the $40,000 ransom. it's not been confirmed by nbc news. wint was taken into custody thursday along with five other individuals who have not been identified and were eventually released. >> one of the reasons law enforcement would not keep them in custis you would like them to -- is n custis you would like them to talk you would like them to be bragging. >> reporter: court documents revealed a witness who said they saw an individual driving the family porsche before it was later found torched. adding to confusion, the court papers revealed an assistant who worked for mr. sophoond louse had "lied -- savopoulos had "lied to them" about how and when the ransom was delivered. the assistant has not been charged, leaving the investigation far from over. >> our work is not done. will continue to investigate this case and bring all charges that are appropriate in the coming weeks. >> such a difficult story. >>> as america pauses to remember those who made the ultimat