u (phone ringing) danny. we couldn't move on trevor holt until we got all our ducks in a row which meant connecting him to the first victim. and you did. yeah, we did. before he worked in new york he was a prosecutor in stamford, connecticut. he prosecuted the case of a 14-year-old rapist who only did three months. it was martin cahill the first victim. whose records were sealed when he turned 17 which is why it never popr you. look, i'm sorry, sis, but we're on our way to pick him up. well, he's not at the office. he lost another witness in that food truck case. he said heped foonna take the rest of the day off. and then, he... left. sis, the-the food truck-- where...? it's-it's in monroe park, right? danny, he's was gght in the head. please be careful, for you and for him. i'll do my best, all right? i'll be in touch. not ri we gotta go. (siren wailing) moving out? this ain't my home anymore. i know you're pissed at the world. the world? try you. and ted. and that lying bitch inside. what about kyle? this a

joey jackson and danny cevallos. if you're his attorney, one of the best in the nation, what are you going to close with because you opened with he did it? >> you're going to close with the fact that you have to consider the context. the defense brought in an expert to talk about the fingerprints and whose fingerprints were on the components of the bomb it was tamerlan. whose fingerprints were on the pressure cooker. it was his brother. and if you look at the writings and the searching done, the searches were of his brother's computer. what are they attempting to do? the defense is attempting to spare his life. not finding him innocent but allowing the jury to evaluate this in the context of him being controlled. >> she wants three cracks at ul of that information. during the guilt phase, the wrap up and the death phase we call it. what i want to do right now, if you'll just indulge me for a moment, is put up the charges. we're talking about 30 charges. don't do it yet because i want to give you a preamble. you're ab

you remember danny t. - hello to the max, yo! - danny t, lead singer of soundcheck? i can't believe it! it's so great to see you again. - hello, man! - ms. o, may i have a word? no offense to danny t, but i really don't like soundcheck. it's just not my kind of music. so if i could sit this one out, that would be great. - i hear what you're saying. - great! so i can skip this one? - no. i just said i hear what you're saying. danny t, tell olive and otto what's wrong. - aight here's the 411. the rest of soundcheck is missing. - what?! - oh, that's too bad.

but danny takes the old saying to heart.first you don't succeed, try, try again, no matter what. >> i went back up there, 10 stories to get to the top of that thing. a fractured ankle in the hot humidity, construction all the way to the top of this thing. i had to hike that thing. >> he gets into position to make another attempt. and lands successfully. >> then i made a perfect. i went back and did it like five times in a row. thank god. yon how it worked out but it did, i made it over the wall, my ankle's broken. each time i went up there, please, just god, make this happen, get me out of here in one piece, i don't want to end up in the hospital in china, i want to get home, get me home safely. i prayed every time i went up there. >> eventually, he stops jumping the wall, giving his body a much needed rest. >> it was one of the top, as far as dangerous things i've done by a long shot. >> the great wall of china jump put danny squarely in the danger zone. but for him, it's all for the greater good of the sport. >> i've alway

danny: most of the stuff i've seen with the eu is. i compare it to "the new york times," putting up the "los angeles times," sports page up so someone should regulate that. i think users expect search results to be presented to them. having said that, google's market share is so high, they may be under the special obligations. that's really up to the authorities to decide whether or not they think -- you have a 90% market share in europe. while this may seem weird, we are going to feel like you should be forced to carry some of these result in a better way and some of your competitors. i think the twist in this is when you get the allegations especially in local search or travel search, where google has been taking content from some of the competitors to build its own competing search engines to them, it really muddies the water and can produce a lot of sympathy to think maybe something should be adjusted here. emily: what about the investigation and android? does that seem more warranted or less ridiculous to you? it's a situation wh

let's go to danny pommells. danny, it's about time right? >> you know it keith.g tomorrow the games count for real. the phillies will try to put on a show for what is expected to be a capacity crowd at citizens bank park. the phils gave fans a win over the weekend. final preparations being made for tomorrow's season opener against the bosox. cole hamels will take the hill for the fighting. while expectations for the season may be low to some hamels know that means it's a blank canvas. >> i know everything gets defined with wins and losses. but right now we are o and o. and we get to decide our own destiny and decide our own fate. the purpose behind every day is to win as many ball games as we can and to host a trophy at the end of the day. and we get to decide what we want to do this year. and it all starts on monday. >> well, keith, much more on to the phillies' a opener coming up in sports. why the skipper is counting on some big performances from some relative unknowns. you see the familiar face of shane victorino back in citizens bank park patrolling the outf

danny: most of the stuff i have seen other the eu felt.e them into complaining that the new york times is not putting the los angeles time section and the newspaper so someone must regulate that. if you are a search engine, whether being or google, users expects search results to be presented. having said that google's market share its is so high, it it is up to other obligations. while this may seem weird we are going to feel like we should be forced to carry some of these results in a better way for some of your competitors. cory: that was emily chang along with praveen menon and denny sullivan, the guru of search engine land. that is it for this addition of the "best of bloomberg west." you can catch us monday through friday, we will see you next week. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. >> the following is a paid presentation. >> nothing offends these members of the garden club like a neglected lawn. they are here to do something about it. their weapon of choice? the workx

i think danny is right. the police that gives them reasonable suspicion to stop you. if they frisk you and find a weapon can they arrest you? yes. but the real question the real issue is was the amount of force used reasonable to arrest him? and there is a standard there. and i've got to tell you, there's just no question in my mind even though you have someone that may have a knife and may be armed, i just don't understand how we make the leap from an arrest to what we see, which is a young man 25 years old ending up in a coma and dying. >> but they have to deal with the fact that they've already said the man was arrested without force or incident. if there's any objective evidence that forced was used then the police have an additional problem there. because how can you articulate justified force if they said we didn't use any. >> let me hit pause. quick commercial break. we'll be back with the two of you, and we're back watching and waiting for this news conference in baltimore, maryland to begin. stay he

and to you, danny, they have the death penalty. >> they do.aises the question insanity becomes a really important factor. maybe the only factor. and in colorado mel is absolutely right, the prosecution has the burden of proving sanity not the other way around. it's not an affirmative defense in the sense that the defendant must prove his insanity he must prove in colorado for example, that he lacked the culpable mental state or didn't know right from wrong. it's important when we talk about insanity knowing right from wrong is not whether you personally think something that you do is right or wrong. it's about being aware -- >> aware. >> -- that society deems your conduct to be wrong. again, in colorado the prosecution has the burden. so it leaves us wondering should the prosecution maybe have made a deal to take the death penalty off the table if insanity is a possibility? >> here's the problem with the death penalty in colorado. twofold. number one, no one has been executed in colorado in two decades, and since 1977 they've only executed 1 p

danny: most of the stuff i have seen other the eu felt.them into complaining that the new york times is not putting the los angeles time section and the newspaper so someone must regulate that. if you are a search engine whether being or google, users expects search results to be presented. having said that, google's market share its is so high, it it is up to other obligations. while this may seem weird, we are going to feel like we should be forced to carry some of these results in a better way for some of your competitors. cory: that was emily chang along with praveen menon and denny sullivan, the guru of search engine land. that is it for this addition of the "best of bloomberg west." you can catch us monday through friday, we will see you next week. ♪ betty: this is "titans at the table." >> welcome aboard. betty: we are taking you to the high seas to find out how one classic vacation industry is keeping up with the modern age. arnold: and there she goes. betty: the cruise industry raked in more than $37 billion in revenue last year,

. >> i'm danny pommels from comcast sportsnet.e'll see what cole hamels needs for a bounce back performance. and don't miss a goal that has a member of the union flipping out. and the flyers, see if they can continue to play spoiler. >>> time to check in now with peter alexander for a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." good evening, peter. >> coming up a historic meeting between president obama and castro as two leaders hold their first face to phaseface talks in nearly 60 years. and shootings on if steps of the capital building in d.c. and the what we're learned about the shooter. and hillary announcing. and why snow the time to plan that european vacation. all that and a lot more in a few minutes for nbc night lieegtghtly news. >> see you in a bit. >>> danny pommels with you once again. the flyers played their final game of the season this afternoon hoping to continue in their recent role of spoiler. the senators could clench a playoff spot with a win. giving out awards prior to the game. flyers down 1-0 in the seco

danny has seen it as well.t conviction is announced, the court officers surround the defendant even if he's already in custody. now there's even more of a chance that -- >> before the verdict. >> you feel them creeping up behind. it's unnerving. >> if he's out an bail cuffs go on and he goes through a side door. it's a solemn moment. following up on something mel said. there are a lot of lawyers who were following the case who were predicting hung jury. as a matter of fact i reluctantly fell into that camp myself yesterday until i had an opportunity to speak to our reporter on the scene, susan candiotti, about what was going on with the jury. she told me some very interesting things. >> actually it's interesting you bring up susan because she's now been able to leave the courthouse. let's go back to fall river, massachusetts, and get the latest from susan candiotti. tell us more susan. tell us what you got. >> reporter: carol, i think this is one of the most dramatic verdicts that i have ever been able to witne

i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >> all right, danny.till ahead, a campus cookout erupts in gunfire. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in kent county this morning. >> reporter: yes, ted, that's right. and then after that more gunfire at this off-campus apartment complex near delaware state university. we'll have comprehensive coverage coming up after the break. >>> cool start this morning, but we'll see sunshine again today. big changes ahead for your monday. less than half an hour away from sunrise, you're looking at a live view of center city from the adventure aquarium. right now, it's 58 degrees at 5:57. >>> three people are shot after a cookout on a local campus erupts in gunfire. this morning, police are searching for the shooter. details ahead in a live report. >>> plus a 3-year-old girl is in critical condition after she was mauled by the family dog. what police say prompted the attack. >>> and we're in store for a lot of sunshine today, as we take a live look from atop our camera at the loews hotel. good morning, i'm ted greenberg. it

"oh, danny boy, if you hear the pipes calling you, you are too drunk. [ cheers and applause ] "where have you been, danny? the pipes." "i was coming home and then the pipes said danny, one more." "i had a drink with the pipes." next we have the author anias nin who said, "love dies with illness and wounds. it dies of weariness, of witherings, of tarnishings. and the first draft. "love dies of illness and wounds. it dies of weariness, of witherings, of tarnishings. welp, i guess i better wrap this toast up. congratulations on your special day, mark and carol." [ laughter and applause ] terrible toast giver. terrible, famously bad toast givers. next we have the rapper and prince sir mix a lot, who said, "i like big butts and i cannot lie." [ laughter ] let's see the first draft. "i like big butts and i can lie, but i'm not lying about the butts part." [ laughter ] next, we have audrey hepburn who said, "nothing is impossible. the word itself says i'm possible." let's see the first draft. "nothing is impossible. the word itself says pissmobile." [ laughter

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. >>> danny pommell with you again.ves you his interpretation as to why tim tebow is in the eagles's fold. crazy shots and catches from a busy weekend. don't miss that when we come back. >>> the nfl draft is just<=,# four days away in beautiful chicago. makes sense it is being held in the winnie city after the winds of change swept through philadelphia this offseason. here's zach berman who covers the eagles for the philadelphia inquirer. >> a lot depends on the quarterback. if they can get up and get marcus marriotta. i don't think we are going to see manyí if that's not the case they are more likely to trade back than up. they could come away with more picks. i would think that picking at 20 makes sense. i think eight picks is certainly reasonable. i can see somewhere between seven and nine unless marriotta is in the occasion. frankly i think so the offensive line if they stay at 20 is the way to go. the reason i say that is there is going to be a group of three to five offensive linemen that are going to drop in the

last month a jury convicted her of stabbing danny to death in their mays landing home and keeping his remains when she moved. they were found in a pair of plastic containers in a house in vintner two years ago. >> the court has not seen anything as brutal until al capone ordered the valentine's day massacre. >> reporter: the judge sentenced her to 55 years in prison. loved ones believe she didn't like her husband's plan for the couple to move to florida and then spread lies about him running off with another woman there after he was dead. burrows maintains danny pushed her during an argument before the deadly stabbing. >> there's such a thing that two people loved one another too much making the relationship toxic and difficult, then i truly believe danny and myself were guilty of this. >> anything that comes out of that woman's mouth is a lie. the only thing she's regretful of is being caught. >> reporter: they are working on an appeal and plan to file that. ted greenberg, "nbc10 news." >>> go back to our first alert weather coverage. this is the aftermath of the severe weather movin

this was a very close fight but in the end, the majority decision went to danny .re finally going to announce that you're running for president. >> oh, my gosh. i don't know if i

and here with me in new york is danny cevallos.ewed the young woman in this case. and, danny, you need to answer some legal questions for me. stacy, it's so astounding, when i read about ms. randers, she seems as though she has been lost in a system, lost in a shuffle and that the fact pattern in the case certainly didn't suggest that she was an evil woman. and yet this played out. what was your interview like with ms. randers when you interviewed her in custody? >> well, i had a chance to interview her when we knew what the resolution of the case would be but before she was returned to a mental health treatment program. i asked her about it. she didn't want to be in jail anymore. she wanted to go back to treatment and hopefully eventually back to her family in minnesota. when i asked her about the sterilization piece, she was aware of it and she said she thought it was mean that that was put on the table. >> that's all she could articulate is that she thought that the suggestion within the plea was mean. ultimately, stacey, clear

. >> thank you, danny. >>> time to check in with carlc quintanilla for "nbc nightly c news." carl?nmannedt( man dead. an interview with the victim's loved one. >>> a drug that's showing promise forlprcancercçó patients. >>> a fixture at the ballpark when we see you for "nbc nightly news." back to you. >> looking forward to it. >>> we'll be right back.zv ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ >>> it is the most delicious day on delaware's calendar and it is all for a greatxdxd cause. chefs turn sslpxd served up the tastiest dishes for thet(Ñixd celebrity chef brunch helping mielest( on wheels raise money for hot meals out to thousands of home bound senior citizens. nbc 10 emcees the event and ate >> i'm sure he did. >> that's nbc 10 for now.qi] we'll see you back here at 11:00. >>> on this sunday night, the desperate search for survivors after a ship full of refugees capsizes. tonight, hun

>> nice try, danny. prosecution has a much stronger case.e first thing that danny talked about. motive. this is interesting they are weighing behind the scenes. if he had no motive to kill and of course the defense hammered this. he's got a $40 million contract. he's an nfl player. he's a new dad. this is his future brother-in-law, why the heck didn't he report this to the police. if he was merely present and showed no intent or participation and he's got everything to lose as the defense argues and he witnessed the execution-style murder of his future brother-in-law, what on earth would make him stay silent about this. the other thing prosecution has that defense doesn't is facts. they've got 400 pieces of evidence. 127 witnesses for the prosecution. when you don't have the facts, you argue the law and doubt which is what the defense has been doing. i do think at the end of the day, even though this is a very difficult case to prove, you've got his footprints at the scene. a joint with his dna. you also have in my mind this idea that he's g

weelt see you in a few minutes. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >>> danny pommels with you. david buchanan toeing the slab one final time before they count for real. cole hamels. bottom of the first, utley at the dish. he banks a base knock back up the middle. scores a pair. utley with 11 rbis this spring. meanwhile on the bump. buchanan cruising like smoky rob robinson. striking out four. a .129 e.r.a. this spring and makes his first start thursday. niles gave up i two runs in an inning of work. giles says he's not concerned about his outcome today. >> i didn't care what it was. i just wanted to get out there and get on the mound and make sure nothing was grabbing. i didn't care what the outcome was. i just needed to make sure i felt gooded and i had to be ready to go. >>> nbc 10 hits the field. our team will bring you a pre game show. then the first pitch just after 3:00 on monday right here an nbc 10. >>> mine while the flyers played their final road game finishing the season with four straight at home. the orange and black end with just ten road wins. even with a victory

here with us in studio is cnn legal analyst danny cevallos. danny, you have seen the video.ave seen this man, walter scott, running away from the police officer. no denying that. he was running away. you see officer michael slager pull his trigger eight times shooting at this man as he's running away hitting him five times in the back. what is the defense for this officer? >> when you see a video like this as a defense attorney you formulate what a defense would be. there is support for the proposition that even if fleeing -- i'm not saying this is the case here -- if a police officer can articulate that someone has committed a dangerous felony and is fleeing, there's legal support that deadly force can be used. >> it has to be a threat to the cop or has to be a threat to the public at large? >> threat to the public at large. an example would be man fleeing with machine gun in his hand having already shot a few people up. that would be an example of someone who is a fleeing felon. it's absolutely true -- i'm not saying that's the case here because that does not appear to be

s for for young people, he went by danny wicky and danny d. sub c. and they are urging parents that may have had contact with him to call the police. >> this defendant is a classic sexual predator this is the guy your mother warned you about when you were a little kid. >> he has been arraigned on hundreds of criminal charges and he is now free after his father posted 10% of $250,000 bail. live in westchester channel 6 "action news." >> david thank you. >>> now to the deadly incident at a north hampton county parking lot. a bus driver was having car trouble outside of the school and she got out of the car and it rolled and pinned her against another vehicle walter perez is live now with more. >> reporter: hi sara as you mentioned the whole thing happened here outside of edward tracy elementary school in palmer township at 11:00 last night, the victim slips when her car was rolling because it was her head that got caught between the two vehicles that collided. 61-year-old bonnie jean novak was wrapping up her shift and was starting up her late model vo

she killed her husband danny burroughs inside of may's landing.vestigators say she cut up his body in plastic containers for several years even after she moved to another house. the judge sentenced her to 55 years in prison. >> what you did to my brother, horror movies and nightmares are made of. and i'm living it. >> there's such a thing as people loving one another too much. making a relationship toxic and difficult to handle. and i truly believe that danny and myself were guilty of this. >> burrows lawyer claimed that her husband pushed and chased her during an argument and that's what led to his murder. >>> defense lawyers representing senator bob menendez may have to have his corruption trial moved out of state. they may ask to do that. the lawyers told a federal judge they may file a motion to have that trial moved to florida. menendez is accused of accepting nearly $1 million from a friend in exchange for political favors. >>> embattled pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is looking to get her message out. she's now hiring the man w

danny: por supuesto, claro, claro. gracias "despierta amÉrica". y olas de mÁs de 30 pies de altura. entre cerca de 2500 pasajeros iban unos 800 menores. la tormenta provocÓ cuantiosos daÑos en tierra. residentes de un pueblo en el sur de arizona demandaron a la patrulla fronteriza, lo que quieren es poder acercarse mÁs a los puntos de control de las autoridades para de esa forma observar de cerca y grabar cualquier abuso o irregularidad que se produzca durante las detenciones de inmigrantes indocumentados. decidirÁn si pueden acercarse 20 pies de los puntos de revisiÓn de los agentes fronterizos. todos los mexicanos que deseen viajar fuera de su paÍs tendrÁn que someterse a una inspecciÓn previa por autoridades armadas en las afueras. la revisiÓn deberÁ hacerse antes de abandonar territorio nacional, asÍ lo establece la reforma la ley de armas de fuego y explosivos aprobada por la comisiÓn de defensa de la cÁmara de diputados. la medida tambiÉn concede a los agentes estadounidenses el derecho a portar armas en mÉxico. 600 inunda mi interÉs es la s

. >> loretta burrows cried constantly during her sentencing for the 2011 killing of danny burrows. last month they convicted the woman of stabbing her husband to death in their mace landing home. she kept his remains in several plastic containers even had they moved. a judge sentenced her to 55 years in prison. people say she lied about her husband running off with another woman after she murdered him. >> what she did to my brother, horror movies and nightmares are made from. and i'm living them both. >> if there's such a thing as two people loving one another too much making the relationship toxic and difficult demands, then i truly believe danny and myself were guilty of this. >> burrows' lawyer maintains the victim pushed and chased his wife during an argument, claiming that that led to the stabbing. >>> question here, are veterans and their families getting shortchanged bir their own government? the philadelphia va has been under fire. >> leaders say progress has been made but today on capitol hill workers painted a very different picture. >> rosemary connors joining us now. wh

and the staff and danny i know lead -- were on very interesting panels.o our administrative and finance division, lisa abigail and staff from partnerships and our own martha mc carter for the assistance in the conference and the wonderful stacy white. probably the biggest legacy from this conference the lasting gift is the collaboration and relationship building that happened over the course of two years of planning with our other open space agencies. we were the host -- we were the lead agency but we were part of a host city effort that included the california academy of sciences and i really want to thank in particular tom foley and chi quan for opening the facilities and the open space district and the national recreation area and park service and signal out frank moore and mr. dean and howard levit who pored his heart and soul into things happen and i am told lead one of the tours over the we could where i got the most feedback. howard took people on a bike tour across fisherman's wharf and across to the presidio and he pushed them well and it was a w

world health organization will decide whether to recommend the vaccine for use by the end of the year dannyal jazeera. >>> a former cia director and a top general has been sentenced to two years probation for leaking classified information to his mistress general david petraeus was also fined $100,000, the decorated general resigned three years ago after revelations of an affair with his biographer. condolence to the family of hostaged killed during a u.s. drone strike in january and on thursday president obama apologized for the accidental killing of an american and italian as they targeted the al-qaeda captors in pakistan. a five month debate and the u.s. attorney general they confirmed that loretta, lynch until they cut a deal on human trafficking. >> reporter: cut her legal teeth on new york streets where she quickly developed a reputation for being tenacious. >> fighting for democracy and will do a great job helping the communities and keeping them safe and making sure our citizens are protested by equal justice under the law. >> reporter: not afraid to take on tough cases, in 1997 she

danny is unified super light weight wait champion of the world, we will be right back. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and we are back here at 11:00. >>> stay tuned next for the "cbs evening news", scott pelley reports tonight from new york. >> pelley: another governor gives in to pressure, including from his own family, to change legislation that critics call antigay. also tonight, school teachers caught cheating could be headed for detention behind bars. california takes historic action as the drought worsens. and the musical treasure found hidden in the walls of a great american city. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: for the second time in two days, a governor has asked for a re-write of a religious freedom bill that critics say descrimentz against gays and lesbians. this time it was asa hutchinson of arkansas. yesterday, he said he would sign it, but today, he gav

joining us, danny blanchflower. it is great to have you both with me.rofessor blanchflower, let me start with you. if i look at rates, markets are very confused. they don't seem to know what the market is going to do. what is your call? professor blanchflower: they really are convicted. -- conflicted. something june. some think april. i think they are trying to follow the data. i think the answer is the market is right to say there is not much happening at all. some people want to raise pretty quickly. there are some who think wage is rising. i don't think we will see a rate hike based on these numbers. alix: you don't think the first rate hike will be in 2016? that's a think it will be in 2016. we have seen this impact from the exchange rate. the concern is maybe it's the bad weather. it certainly looks like this is probably too early. if it starts to rise that will raise the exchange rate further. i think they will gain some allies as time moves on. alix: what do you think? >> let me ask a quick question. if we got a couple months of 3000 plus jobs an

. >> danny collins plays an aging rocker.s an undelivered letter from john lennon that turns his world upside down. it appears collins is finally ready to settle down. >> done. so help me god, i will never be forced to sing those songs again. >> danny, are you on something? what are you drinking? >> i'm done with all of it too. no no more drinking. no more drugging. >> you are drinking right now, danny. >> true. let's forget what i said about drinking. >> great cast here. pacino, annette bening jennifer garner christopher plummer. 75% rating on rotten tomatoes, pretty good. this review from the seattle times it is like its hero the movie is flawed but hard to resist and peter travelers from rolling stone says danny collins has no intention of breaking new ground but pacino and the cast -- >> dumb and dull was the review on the movie you just did. >> i'd rather have my own opinion. >> a bull riding love story. i didn't say that right. i'm sorry. >> now people are interested. they are going to the theaters. >>> breaking news on

i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net.start with the fighting phils, still fighting to be the comeback kids with their series with the nationals. cole hamels allowed just one run. he did his part before the offense woke up. bottom eight, a chopper up the middle. it gets through ian desmond and espinoza. we're tied at 2. escobar, single to left there's a runner on second, michael taylor coming in but ben revere guns him down at home. and then the bottom of the tenth, herrera with a base knock to right. that scores carlos orizz for the game winner. phillies get the victory in comeback fashion, 3-2. to the ice now, the flyers close out their season against the senators. flyers down 1-zip in the second before braydon chen hooks up with matt ree on the pretty pass. that ties the game at 1. but it wasn't met to be. mark stone picks. his pocket beats steve mason for his second of the game. senators are headed to the playoffs and flyers are done. 3-1 ross. but will craig brewby be next year? >> you guys write all that. that's your

knowing danny he'll want to be back next week.ou know we'll take it one day at a time. >> reporter: dave schratwieser fox 29 news. >> police in radnor township say they've identified the man who robbed a local resident and then took a train to make his get away. take a look. a picture of 27-year-old matthew heck man police say he broke into a home in the rosemont section of the township last friday. investigators say he was filling a suitcase with valuables when the homeowner walk in on him. she called 911 and heck man took off with the suitcase. surveillance video showing him on a septa train headed towards the upper darby station. police are offering a $2,500 reward for information that leads to his arrest and convict. >>> a bold attempt to stop a thief. a man is taken for a wild ride on the hood of his own suv. the dramatic way it came to an end coming up. >>> a high school production takes a dramatic and dangerous turn. the stage collapses. what a stunned audience is forced to do. scott. >> dawn, those temperatures are going t

danny is the unified super light weight champion of the world. we wish him luck and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> new tonight a local university is recognized forests commitment public safety. >> philadelphia mayor michael nutter present the the university of pennsylvania with the public safety award. "eyewitness news" was there on campus in university city. the mayor thanked the university's police department for keeping students and the larger community safe. we'll be right back. >> "eyewitness news" returns in the morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fehlinger. we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for beasley kathy and everyone here i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman tonight'ss guest is senator al franken. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for armando montelongo live events. you're about to meet a man that can change your future now.

aisle i'm danny pommells.ght back. >>> final look at weather. >> yes, today, cloudy and cool. tomorrow more sunshine. warmer and even warmer wednesday. look at wednesday. sunny, 72 degrees. but this is going to be before possibly some rain thursday and friday. we are watching an area of rain that could develop into a coastal storm, a nor'easter perchance and this so far looks to stay barely to our south. any small northern movement though would mean more rain for the area. we're going to have to watch that very closely. going into the weekend, though it's going to be moving well off shore. saturday and sunday both look fantastic. look at those temperatures. 73 by sunday. for the blue cross broad street run. it looks great for the morning hours. then by monday near 80 degrees. >> good race day. >> yeah. >> very good. thanks sheena. that's nbc 10 news at 11. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. thanks for watching. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just

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>> don't call me danny.on't know you. >> the only time cops get upset is when there's a video that catches you. >> no. >> charles, please guys. no one listens when you talk over each other. i guarantee you. no one listens. there's a report in south carolina i think is very important. analyzing gunfire by police officers over the last five years. they say that there have been more than 200 discharges of weapons by police officers in the past five years in south carolina and then not a single one of them has ever been declared to be inappropriate, illegal, no one has ever faced any penalty for any, any of those discharges. you know obviously some even most of them could very well have been totally legitimate. that seems like an awful lot of gun discharges and not any one of them has been declared unjustified. >> right. it's strange that would be the case, and police policies are written very broadly. if you don't have specific evidence as in this case, a video that shows that contradicts what police say, you'r