dempsey's family, who planted the hidden camera, can't understand. >> you would have never thought thateople would just let a person die. >> reporter: none of the three women have entered a plea at this point, and the company that runs the nursing home is not responding. the family sued the facility, and reached a settlement. david? >> all right, steve, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, late word coming in at this hour, the governor charged with blackmail tonight. >>> and the best new vehicles of the year. the new list just in from consumer reports, after the break. which is breast cancer metastatthat has spreadr, to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking

a camera captures james dempsey struggling to breathe at a nursing home in 2014.s accused of laughing and ignoring his pleas for help. he was found unconscious an hour later. dempsey's family sued the facility. warrants have been issued for the arrest of all 3 women. questions flooding it on social media after the first national bank of omaha in a 20 year partnership with the nra, posting on twitter feedback caused us to review our relationship with the nra. as a result first national bank of omaha will not renew its contract with the national rifle association to issue the nra visa card. it is a $40 cashback bonus. it is unclear when the contract expires. probe and reform activists slam the nra. wayne lapierre is turning the focus to kids arguing at cpac, schools are not the current safety priority. >> a bizarre fact that in this country our jewelry stores all over this country are more important than our children. our banks, our airports, our nba games, our nfl games, our office buildings, our movie stars, our politicians, they are all more protected than our ch

they heard from ceasefire pa's program, director jeff dempsey and state representative carolyn camitathey held a moment of silence for the 17 people who died in the school shooting. >>> "action news" reporter jeanette reyes tells us they went the extra mile by stepping up their presence on campus. >> not another one, another situation. >> reporter: this morning arriving students and parents at gloucester county institute of technology were met with a strong police presence. >> its scary. it's a scary situation but it happens. >> reporter: the deptford township criminal investigations division looked into social media posts last night from someone warning that there would be a school shooting today. susan ferreira's daughter saw the unsettling messages on a popular social media app. >> she saw it on snapchat. she came up and told me about it. >> reporter: later that evening, the school district sent out alerts and e-mails notifying parents that they were working with law enforcement to look into the matter. this morning parents were told that the source of the threats was identified an

coach albert dempsey and co who was by the way one of those to sue the i.o.c. was referring to all the things that were being said about the court of arbitration for sport ahead of the hearings including these statements by the president of the i.o.c. kind of the decision is extremely disappointing. the decision shows the merchant the need. for reforms in the internal structure of the cause here thomas bach was referring to the previous cast's verdict and that requires a bit of background the forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were suing the international olympic committee were from two groups thirty two hadn't been sanctioned by the odyssey investigators as a result of the russian doping scandal at all fifty received lifetime bans their medals were taken away by the i.o.c. a few months ago but then the very same court of arbitration for sport last week cancelled these lifetime bans due to insufficient evidence the abuse of the sanctions and those individual results achieved in such reinstated so the decision that we have right now completely contradi

. >>> jack dempsey's public in manhattan hosted a balboa contest, participates were judged on how much they looked and sounded like the franchise's character from the rocky films. >> it is 4:57 a.m. we're at this pointing to track the wintry mix and how it could impact your morning commute. >> fried up and we'll take you to wing bowl 26 where fans are celebrating the eagles in the super bowl. >> a boy in south jersey just got the surprise of a lifetime see his reaction when he learns that's going to the super bowl a vikings fan. >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., friday, february 2. here's what we're following. >> the rain is here for some of us, some could see snow later, plus, slick road reports are coming in. accuweather is timing out when testers drop and when the system moves out. >> the wings and the fans are ady. this year's 26th annual wing bowl is even bigger because we don't just have the wing bowl, we bowl. >> players are getting ready for the patriots. >> let's go over

jack dempsey's club hosted a roy balboa character. >> i love the way people are having fun. 5:57 a.m., the super bowl for binge eaters and people enjoyer things, too. we're live at wing bowl 26. >> a south jersey family drives halfway across the country for super bowl. they have a piece of advice for other fans making the trip. i'm a migraine sufferer and i'm an emt. when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. 6:00 a.m., friday, february 2. here's what we're following. some snow later, slickor us, road reports coming in. accuweathe is timing when the system moves in and moves out. >> the fans are here, 26th annual wing bowl is set to begin, they are eagles. ready for minap the

. >> my name is kiefer william frederick dempsey george rufus sutherland. >> stephen: wow.when-- in lontd, england-- excuse me-- where they didn't let the husband or the father in the room. and so he had nothing to do. he was just sitting around. and my mom had twins. i have a twin sister named rachel. so he was by himself for quite some time, and i think he got bored. and so he went and gave me a lot of names. >> stephen: did he get bored and have a cocktail? because that is-- >> i think-- i think most likely, because it really did piss my mom off. ( laughter ) because i don't think she approved of any of the names. >> stephen: can you tell me where any-- kiefer, is that a family name? >> that was a writer by the name of warren kiefer. had worked with my dad. >> stephen: william? >> william was just a middle name. >> stephen: frederick? >> my father's father. >> stephen: dempsey. >> my mother's mother's maiden name. >> stephen: george? >> my father's best friend. ( laughter ). >> stephen: okay. rufus? >> we've never figured it out. i'm serious. >> stephen: really? >> we ne

. >> thomas dempsey was one of glidden's other friends in his housing unit. >> that morning at breakfastticed he wasn't at his table. i went to get up to wake him up. i heard the officer say, "he's dead. he's dead." my buddy then went to go wake him up. he said that when he shook him, he grabbed his leg to scare him awake. he said -- >> stiff as a board. >> yeah. he said it was like rolling a log over. he said he just rolled over. >> glidden had been awaiting trial for sexual misconduct with a minor. >> as far as the people that really dealt with him on a daily basis, he was kind of melancholy. everybody couldn't really believe it, you know. i mean it's kind of crazy. >> ryan johnson also knew glidden. >> someone that close -- you see that person that much, and then you just don't see them all of a sudden, and they're just gone. i mean that left, i think, a hole in a lot of people that at least spent some time with him. >> with me, i just couldn't -- i couldn't fathom why did he want to destroy himself, you know. i feel like the inmates felt that way, too. why -- why did this -- nobody s

almost saying he would dissolve the court if it root again in favor of russian athletes coach albert dempseyand co who was by the way one of those to the i.o.c. was referring to all the things that were being said about the court of arbitration for sport ahead of the hearings including the statements by the president of the i.o.c. council of the decision is extremely disappointing and surprising care for. the i.o.c. we would never have expected this. decision. to meet. for reforms in the internal structure of the cause here thomas bach was referring to the previous cas verdict and that requires a bit of background the forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were suing the international olympic committee were from two groups thirty two hadn't been sanctioned by the odyssey investigators as a result of the russian doping scandal at all fifty received lifetime bans their medals were taken away by the i.o.c. a few months ago but then the very same court of arbitration for sport last week cancelled these lifetime bans the cast of a treatise unanimously found that the evidence put forward by

linda dempsey is with e national association of manufacturers. >> what i.s.s. does is ensure that the same basic rules that we have in the united states ar available for our manufacturers. let me give you an examplean we had one mufacturer with a paper mill in canada. the province of newfoundland decided to end its contracts, seize some ofheroperty up there, and leave that manufacturer high and dry. the only recourse that company had after all that investment, investment that supports its u.s. workforce, supports its bringing u.s. product into canada; it was g toilose all that without i.s.d.s. and so that's why we need i.s.d.s., as a backstop. and it has been used, i think, very responsibly. >> reporter: as for cases pursued against the united states, dempssey and support of the clause point out that companies have sued the u.s. under nafta fewer times an they've sued canada and mexico and when america has been sued, it has so far never lost a case. therefore i.s.d.s. is not a threat to the u.s. >> we can't expect to dodge that bullet forer. >> reporter: ben be

facility in 2014, when prosecutors say that the nursing staff first started ignoring the cries ofjames dempseyther, grandfather and world war ii veteran was dying and begged them for help times. >> you're having anxiety, that's all. >> reporter: a second nurse and an aide are also charged with neglect. in a sworn deposition from 2015, that second nurse, wanda nuckles responds to the disturbing video. >> shouldn't you be doing chest compressions right now? >> yes. >> reporter: at one point, something got the three of them laughing. the indictment say started cpr to create the false impression that they were trying to save his life.family, who planted the hidden camera, can't understand.>> you would have e would just let a person die. >> reporter: none of the three women have entered a plea at this point, and the company that runs the nursing home is not responding. the family sued the facility, and reached a settlement. david? >> all right, steve, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, late word coming in at this hour, the governor charged with blackmail tonight. >>> and the best new vehicle

to disclose ever did do the athletes know about it i know that nikitin i was here at least another dempsey and co was here i was talking about the sochi case the sort of trial in geneva where you had a lot of experts witnesses present in the presence of the athletes in the presence of the lawyers of the athletes of course they could ask questions to for example dr roche and go. professor mclaren and it was for the first time possible that all parties could ask questions to these people really so they were there not here in geneva in geneva yes was there some kind of video conference with mr mcclaren and mr raja exactly yes you don't have the right to disclose any of these no you know and i was even myself not present throughout the hearing in the in the room but in the case of the young chang trial did it come to the point when the i.o.c. had to provide something to the court not the geneva case but here for this case here in the panel only reviewed the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it's reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondis

coach albert dempsey and co who was by the way one of those to sue the i.o.c. was referring to all the things that were being said about the court of arbitration for sport ahead of the hearings including these statements by the president of the i.o.c. kind of the decision is extremely disappointing. the decision shows says the need. for reform. in the internal structure of costs here thomas bach was referring to the previous cas verdict and that requires a bit of background the forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were suing the international olympic committee were from two groups thirty two hadn't been sanctioned by the odyssey investigators as a result of the russian doping scandal at all fifty received a lifetime bans their medals were taken away by the i.o.c. a few months ago but then the very same court of arbitration for sport last week cancelled these lifetime bans due to insufficient evidence the abuse of held the sanctions and notes and the individual results achieved in such reinstated so the decision that we have right now completely contradi

come in and by sea to avoid do building of embassy and also the same thing is advice to the stuff of dempsey who didn't come to work today in this incident there was no hurt people or both in the embassy stuff or depletes munt and there was no damage done to the building itself so i guess the identity of this individual will be very revealing in terms of understanding the motive of the attack. yes of course you have now speculations about who could be that person is it a montenegrin and citizens we heard some rumors on this part that he could be maybe an asylum seeker in montenegro because a lot of damn come to montenegro these days on their part to the european union when his name is ruled we will know much more about. the motives of this attack really strange for this country i have to say that montenegro recently become a twenty nine member country of the nato alliance people here are talking could be that may be some kind of motive but we will surely know much more in the next hours to come melissa martin novick thank you very much indeed. the nigerian police say that dozens of schoolgir

merrimack facing charges of murder and neglect from a world war ii veteran, james dempsey strugglingrgia nursing home in 2014. the nurse is accused of laughing and ignoring pleas for help. he was found unconscious an hour later. they sued the facility, warrants have been issued for the arrests of all 3 women. todd: a school shooting survivor claim cnn rewrote his questions for wednesday's town hall, saying he decided not to go, believing it is a waste of time and believes the same happened to other students. >> she said over the phone i needed to stick to the script but that seems dishonest. it is a tragedy for them to take that and make such a news cast over what they want to hear. >> so much of cnn, fake news, their ratings are so bad. cnn denied it scripted any questions. >> ben schapiro brings down the house. [chanting] >> why bother? she is already in a jail of her own making. todd: declaring the age of political correctness is over. merrimack carly shimkus is here but the reaction. >> reporter: mike pence and wayne lapierre have spoken and it was a simple statement take a liste

monday angry parents say the government has failed to protect their children doctrines in the town of dempsey cast doubt on the government's claims that it has to face has the armed group those are the headlines another news updates here on al-jazeera off to rewind islam in america say with us. i. l o and welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey and the decade since we launched al-jazeera english back in two thousand and six we have built a library of moving and powerful documentaries here army wine revisiting some of the best of them and looking at how the story has moved on today we are rewinding ten years to two thousand and eight and rogge amar set out on a unique journey across the united states to get to the heart of what it meant to be muslim in america and that was back in the decade of nine eleven and the iraq war that followed since then of course the world has turned with the rise of isis the political upheavals that followed the arab spring the chaos of us and gulf first libya then syria and of course the election of donald trump and his travel ban so today it's more important than ev

and then it went to, in this case, general dempsey, who just struck one of the substantiated claims. how often does that happen? >> we have a chart on page 14 that it happens sometimes. of the allegations of 427 allegations of substantiated misconduct over i think five-year period, 29 declined to take action and about 80 of them are still pending. so in a small percentage of allegations, they are the services decline to take action. >> so you are saying -- i didn't -- did you not present your document to us until yesterday, is that what this situation is, so i still don't have a copy. could you go over that for me? >> certainly. on page 12, we discussed corrective actions by rank of senior official. and this is over from fy 2013 to 2017. and we describe the corrective action taken, from letter of counseling to suspension to remove from assignment. of those the top line is declined to take action, 29, in 29 of 427 substantiated allegations service declined to take action. >> all right. would you please provide to me, for me, in those 29 cases where they decline to take action, the spe

. -- in this case, general dempsey, who just struck one of the substantiated claims. how often does that happen? chart on page 14 that it happens sometimes. 7f the allegations, of 42 allegations of substantiated misconduct over a five-year period, 29 of them declined to take action, and 80 are still pending. in a small number the service declined to take action. rep. speier: could you -- did documentresent your until yesterday? document until yesterday? i still don't have a copy of it. could you go over it for me? >> on page 12 we discussed senior officials by rank. 2017.s from fy2013 to we discussed the corrective action taken, ranging from suspension to removed from assignment. of those, the top line is declined to take action. rep. speier: would you please ose 29e for me, in th cases where they declined to take action, the specifics? i find itose 29 unjustified to have inspector general's go through the process of determined through investigation conduct thatis inappropriate, have be presented to the chiefs, then have them strike it as if it did not exist, as it di

lucky for him, general martin dempsey, then cust ard's commander, removed, and i'm underscoring this, removed the substantiated account of an inappropriate relationship from his record. how do you do that? so the review cord could only consider lesser charges. custer retired at a rank and kept his pension. so he retired at rank and kept his pension. the public only knows about this incident because a whistleblower told "usa today." second, air force general arthur liquiditity was alleged to have coerced sex from a subordinate in 2010 and 2009. he was reprimand and demoted to major general, but not for command rape. but for a, quote, inappropriate sexual relationship. army major general ralph baker assaulted a woman at an off-base event. for this he received a letter of reprimand and retired as a brigga deer general. the public learned about this nine months after it happened following a request. army major general david hates earned him the nickname swinging general. he had an 11-year affair and regularly swapped sexual partners which made him a foreign intelligence threat and target.

memorabilia includes 1920 jac dempsey gloves,wo frazier at fight of the madison square garden in newand babe ruth june form from his 1928 season with the yankees, which is valued at 10 million-dollar. rendell says idea is to make this in true philadelphia spirit and include the fans in its creation. >> but also want people of philadelphia and region to know that tey can participate in making this a reality. if you go on museum of sports .org there is a place on our web site where you can contribute ten-dollar, $15, $25, $50 and this museum will belong to the philadelphia people. >> reporter: museumes he mated to cost between and 10 million-dollar. 2 million has been raised so far. it is expected to open in the spring of next year. matt o'donnell, channel six "action news". >>> if you'd like to donate we have posted a linc to the museum of sports web site on our own six abc.com. jus s linc. we will be right back with your social >>> it is time to check out is what going viral in the social corner. >> thinks where we chat about videos and images that everyone is talking about from face

in dc so i would encourage you to consider one of the things that i've been working with charlie dempsey in pennsylvania in regards to advanced directive counseling. as you enroll in medicare, medicaid, not only do i think that's good sound policy, also if you look at the bean counters in dc they will give you a positive effect in regards to saving in the healthcare arena. i wanted to also welcome you and share that i cochair the diabetes caucus in washington dc, father of a type i diabetic and now 17 oh this is coming near and dear to me and i worked on the other side of the iowa over the years in regards to cochairing the diabetes caucus and insulin pricing has been something we've been working on. and in your former role , i'll note that the quick 10, the human law quicken rose from $55-$105 in your tenure in that privateorganization . and i would hope you could explain maybe a little bit whilst prices went up and maybe specifically what your intentions are at the secretary of health to help us try to get those insulin prices under control going in the right direction? i think we can