when my son din din grows up, i would like him to love and care for his community as much as i do. this shows the type of character and heart dins has. din s contributes contributions and dedication to san francisco asian pacific american community has been exceptional and it is people like dins that show our next generation how vitetle is to be vaurfbed and give back to the community. in fact, he isn't done yet. more recently dins spressed to me other ideas he is going pursue and how asian americans can give back to our society. dins has been honored from diverse groups more recently 2014 dins was haun rbed at the chinese culture gal adinner with 2014 life time achievement in community building. he was also rigged as cfof othe year for community services in 2007 by the san francisco business times. dins is a true honor to honor you today. this is dins [inaudible] >> thank you norman and borebd of supervisors. i was quite shocked and surprised when norman called me and told me he wanted to honor me because as norman mentioned i immigrated at 16 years old. china was in a civil war.

some sounds together would be [imitating drum sound] ta...din.hrases-- di-di, di-di da-ga, te-tay, te-di-gi-di, di-gi-di, da. da-ti-gi-ti, dig-in-na, da. [ensemble plays accented by the tabla] it's a very difficult instrument to master, and i still haven't mastered it. i'm an artist and i'm a performer, a professional musician, but my basic view is that i'm studying it. i'm learning as i go, and i feel i have a lot to learn. [traditional arabic music played on an oud] (shaheen) the oud is actually the most prominent instrument in arabic music. it has basically five double strings and one single low string, and it has a fingerboard here that is fretless-- open fingerboard and this is how the quartertone quality is being produced, because you can slide and produce all the sounds. [plays example] usually the oud is being played in the context of the small ensemble or a larger one as accompaniment to a vocalist or as a solo instrument. it's a very old instrument. it comes from the guitar family in persia. it's the ancestor of the lute and the guitar

. >> it's just like a feeling i had when i left here, i was, like man this team is din.different, the way they do things. and when i left i wanted to be a part of it so bad. >> and for today's picks, the birds traded their fourth rounder to detroit for a third rounder next year. so the seventh round pick they grabbed a 6'9" pick. >> we'd like to get a couple linemen to talk about that position. we need four at least, just because we're down. that's a priorities for us as we look at the undrafted guys and see w@au we can get together from that. and the other thing is a tight end. we lost casey during the offseason. we'reç really excited about where trey burton is but we'd like to get a couple of tight ends. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station. we have you covered on our post draft special here with coach kelly. the eagles blueprint tomorrow only on nbc 10. >>> the phillies sent buchanan to the minors. phillies and marlins today, cole hameling -- hamels gives one up. extra bases once more. doubled in gordon. hamels hit six runs. march lins win 7-0 >>> a record crowd

. >> what we have is shares of jar din up 4.5% on 27,000 shares worth of volume.from hedge fund manager bill ackman at pershing square speaking saying that shares of jar din and company likes it are perpetually undervalued. as a result those shares popping 5%. 29,000 shares of volume right now. jar den again is that company that's behind a lot of brands that we all know about. everything from bicycle playing cards to mr. coffee home appliances, also on the skiing side of things. k2 skis, marker bindings. this is one of the brand companies with a lot of brand you understand its umbrella and those shares apparently according to bill ackman undervalued. melissa, back to you. >> this is also a company that has a long-term history of continuously raising the dividend every chance it gets. >> they made -- martin franklin the ceo, he might have gone to school with you. he's a genius. people don't understand the company. they're starting to now. they're sort of like a mini dana hur the way they grow by acquisition. bill ackman is probably spot on. >> people were afraid fo

the ten din dency is i think there would be more than one person. >> reporter: police tracked down wint's girlfriend in this home. wint was still at large earlier this evening. police interviewed wi girlfriend at this police station earlier today. they say she was cooperative. >> reporter: wint was a one-time marine recruit who grew up in guyana. his girlfriend told police she believed he would turn himself in. before wint was taken in to custody, the savopoulos d.c. community was on edge. >> what do you say to members of the general public who maybe concerned he may come after others? >> right now i think we have established there is some specific connection between the suspect and the victims here. so this was not random. we -- hopefully will have mr. wint in our custody very soon. >> right now everybody in the neighborhood shaken up. they are not sure what to think. >> reporter: the savopoulos have two surviving daughters who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings. police have their families' alleged killer in custody. >> tonight we were able to find the location of w

the whole season this year is in a restaurant like my din we are andre. >> jon: you are just sittinge have like, does george ever stop by and -- >> no. he used to. he is busy lately. he is writing his book. >> jon: i mean, my heart goes out to george because boy oh boy, that's a lot. >> the fans are very hard on him. it is lovely because they want those books, but hey, they have got to ease up. >> you know what it is too, i think the reason insatiability and once people get ahold of it like, and realize that the process, it takes a long time and a lot of energy. >> yeah. >> jon: to create that and weave this, and it is very complex and very vivid and explicit. >> i imagine that is difficult or do you think he has a team of little mini martins in the back room just pounding away? >> probably yeah. >> don't we all have those? you have those. >> >> jon: well right. >> we called them indentured servants. >> they are called interns. >> jon: that's right. >> do you guys i tell you and you laugh when i say interns i could say anything. >> jon: try a word. >> caterpillar. >> jon: come on. ca

. >> the added emergency restoration involve enlarging the opposite at 56 theirs 5 feet in dinning room so we want to get heavier equipment to remove collapsed material within the tomb and working on implementing the emergency restoration in december 2014 our consultant lack and beach come up with a restoration plan we're in the process of implementing that plan that provides for on call contractors having materials stockpiled and having the materials and equipment crews ready to remove debris that falls into the town hall and so the goal definitely is to be able to return service of mountain tunnel within 3 months following a failure of or collapse of debris in the tunnel it would take 6 to 9 months to roars the tunnel with the prelims of the emergency response plan we should be able to complete that debris remove in months time. >> so can i ask a question about the emergency restoration plan that is something we've not talked about before; right? >> we've not talked about it before. >> and is it really about debris kind of to get an understanding of debris mauling falling into the tun

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anthony's in san francisco will be feeding veterans for free in their dinning room at 10:00 a.m. and a ceremony is planned at mountain view cemetery in oakland. >> the tomb the unnone at arlington national cemetery in virginia, president obama will hold the wreath laying ceremony at 8:00 our time. before that, president obama will attend a breakfast with military veterans and gold star moms and wives. >> church goers want a statue of jesus back after being stolen outside the catholic church despite being connected to a huge cross. they first noticed the statue was mission on wednesday morning. >> someone said, what happened to the figure on the cross? >> this is the picture of the nearly life-sized sculpture taken a few weeks ago on easter. the church members figure it was stolen tuesday night. one person sent out messages to area scrap metal businesses to keep an eye out. >> i cannot comprehend walking in with that over their shoulder saying, i want to sell this. >> it has been a shock for members. the pastor has an interesting perspective. >> we pray for him or her and maybe th

. >> we always get a free steak din e. >> e-- din e. >> perfect tackle. steak din e. >> they are still at it. moving on. >> all right. >> build a segment around that. >> you like being on the roof. >> we just like the studio. just kidding. >> how i feel. >> i'm in the middle of something here. >>> let's talk about construction. construction will continue this weekend on the sunset project in san francisco. upgrades include replacing the track and -- structural retrofit. the project started in november of last year and will continue for seven more weekends between june and august. this weekend crews will continue to work through five monday morning. during construction the streets near the tunnel entrances will stay open. >>> a group of visually impaired students got to experience driving for the first time. instructors from master drive say driving is a rite of passage for most. that's why they decided to have tunes the school for the deaf and blind get behind the wheel. most of them will never be able to get a driver's license. >>> it >> most of the time

we din see a big push despite being serious heated criticism of the president in congress. that's partly because the very powerful business lobby wants to see this diplomatic tie strengthen because they want to do business in cuba. the bigger question is is that same lobby going to press conference going to lift the embargoes. this is the first step. >> pat where itypatty, this is a tiny little baby step, isn't it? there's a long way to go. they have widely differing views on so many things. >> they do. as the president said it's been decades, more than 50 years, so they have a lot of bad history over those years to try and overcome. the state department spokesperson said she was surprised that the relations have taken this long. i think from the u.s. perspective they thought it would be easier to get the embassies re-opened, but it hasn't happened. they continue the negotiations on that. one issue is where can u.s. officials going in the country? do they have to notify cuban officials where they're going? in cuba there's a great deal of concern because of the past history

din are hour 82. if you have any evening outdoor plans eating outside will be comfortable and temperature is 77. on the exclusive seven day forecast and shore cast weekend looks good. some storms on sunday, down the shore temperatures in the 70's, monday wow what a difference, 64. june begins. temperatures slowly warm up through the rest of the week. back here live in sea isle we have great food to talk about the famous mike's sea food, of course, we have rachel here and charlie and you made this, is this correct. >> yes. >> they are mike's famous crab balls and on behalf of mike's seafood we would like to welcome channel three to sea isle city. >> so mike, thanks very much. should we try within of these. you just made these right? this is our tipping sauce rachel, help me here if you could. we will try one of these. these are our favorites. over here he we have a famous guy, steve, steve freeda tell us what you have. >> i have a mushroom mack and cheese, i have buffalo chicken mack and cheese, grille

our children youth and family coordination can be din because we with the voters passed this wonderful proposition c last year to enhance for the next 28 years a dedicated budget for family youth and children. that is our commitment and we are glad oo do it. the advisory committee is already being set up, but we are not waiting for their advice, we are going full force ahead because we know they don't want waiting list. they want more program jz have to enhance all the areas of the city. school boards got to be happy because not only do we have good colleagues to work with, but my personal commitment that the school dist rth will not be isolated from the city and we'll enjoy these years. as long as i'm there i'll talk to everyone about talent talent talent. that is what we get to talk about from small age kids to when they are ready to work full time, we are creating the talent louckally so no company here successful will have to go off shore to find that tal nlt and they can home grow it here with exciting programs we have for our kids. my first summer job when i was a young kid was p

it would be a fantastic hike, if it weren't for a constant din from the helicopters. for years, the activists from mountain wilderness of been fighting for fewer landing sites in environmental liberty to ly protected areas. but they haven't had much success. >> it's really annoying. look around, it's wonderfully quiet, and all day long we have the racket from the helicopters. it is infuriating. reporter: but there is a lot of money to be made from heli-skiing, some 15,000 such flights take off in switzerland each year. that is more than any world in europe. landing in a protected area with no effort, with kilometers of untouched glacier awaiting you. the snow was packed hard, and the view is stunning. down in the valley, a helicopter is already waiting to bring up the next party. at 2:00 p.m., the environmentalists arrive at their bivouac camp. they are exhausted and behind schedule. there is not much time to rest. it will be dark in three hours. and five igloos have to be dug and secured before then. katharina conradin: this isn't about making a point against heli-sk

this is where i think the billings of the public trust happened because everyone watched what you have din in the past to complete all these projects and then when you do invite, as i know mayor price talked about, when you invite philanthropy the first thing is how to hold you accountable because if we put money in it from the private sector accountability is delivering on those results and we have done ver wale in restoring the privest [inaudible] so we can have this conversation. one of my concerns of course is the same concern is how are we trusted with this ongoing stream and whether or not it requires a update. we are open to that discussion, but i will say this, people will look at that today precisely because wree a very strung economicically strong city. they wouldn't look at that stream if our values of the land were up and down up and down so whatever we end up doing is going to require that we continue to be an economically strong city. if we falter on that it doesn't matter what stream you have, it will go down whether it is land prices or the value of housing in san francisco

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by the din are in hour 71 degrees. we have the science van cal saturday in the morning 58.the afternoon 69. of course, the broad street run on sunday. the 8:00 o'clock temperature 62. heating up by the noon hour make sure you stop for some water. 76 will be the temperature. on our seven day forecast 80 sunday. 83 monday. the heat rolls on tuesday with some summertime storms and then we keep it warm for wednesday thursday even into next friday. a week from tonight we should be talking about temperatures in the 80s. we'll be like, whoo, is it mer yet? it's hot or maybe not. >> we promise not to complain. >> we will not. kathy thanks good beasley here now and the rebuilding or reshuffle link of our eagles continues. >> the crazy chip has not shown up. >> there's a scrip and exactly what the team needs he's been drafting. i want if you to say hello to eric row out of utah. chip kelly will tell us why he took that young man. what he brings to the table ahead in sports. >> beasley we got another new eagle to women come to the city. >> that we dodge chip made crazy trade. >> crazy

they'll start out in the northwest and slowly move through the area especially during the din are timerees for your temperature at 3:00 p.m. we'll hit a high today of 87 feeling warm and sticky. what happens tomorrow? details on that in the seven-day forecast coming up in a few matt. >> okey-doke karen. warm temperatures but we don't have warm feelings about about the situation on the pennsylvania turnpike. tanker truck approaching bensalem the exit for route one temporarily blocking all lanes as the tow trucks prepare to tow away the tanker truck, you're not getting by on the westbound side of 276 the pennsylvania turnpike. if you're coming from new jersey across the connector bridge exit at the delaware valley interchange take 13 down to street road. you can run street road right there over to route one and then from route one northbound you can get on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike. situation that we're watching right now all westbound lanes are temporarily blocked. better news, it's just construction on the northeast extension northbound between lansdale and quaker

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facebook katherine katherine ---el defecto en la tuberia,din los eertos...uacin completa de la tuberia utilizando agua a alta presion. mtodo que ha sido utilizado despus de la tragedia de san bruno, pero que antes de 2010 rara vez fue utilizado. lorena ---caterine, en qu va esta batalla legal? katherine ---ningun ejecutivo de pg&e ha enfrentado sanciones pero la empresa si podria recibir una multa de ms de mil millones de dolares si es declarada culpable. la compaÑia ya ha accedido a pagar una sancin de 1,6 mil millones de dolares por la explosin. lorena/top vo --en foster city, un vehculo se estrell ayer contra un medidor de gas en una residencia en la cuadra este de "court lane"... --el impacto ocasion una fuga de gas y suspensin del servicio de electricidad en el vecindario... --trabajadores de la compaÑa "p-g-and-e" se movilizaron al lugar y para las cinco y treinta de la tarde, el escape de gas fue reparado y el servicio de energa reestablecido... lorena facebook lorena - ots --en "san francisco" ... la comisin de servicios pblicos llevar a cabo un foro

mart din dempsey cautioned against retreat in spending and policy. this is the most uncertain time he's seen in 40 years wearing a uniform. dempsey pointed to number and differing kinds of threats that popped up all at once. >> we have state issues with state actors and we've got a large body of non-state actors al qaeda, isil other groups that have aligned themselves. for the first time in my career they're both manifesting themselves simultaneously. this is not a time to be withdrawing from the world. >> now as for carter he was pressed over several foreign policies concerns. the defense secretary said a military option remains on the table for iran, in case it is necessary if nuclear negotiations fall flat. carter also requested $5.3 billion in the fight against isis. about a quarter of that, going to training iraqi and moderate syrian ground forces. melissa? melissa: blake, thank you so much for that. handle with care. this market may be too hot. warning from janet yellen put stocks in the negative territory. the fed chief detailed a risk from to

>> i'm going to do my best to keep my voice clear over the din. we think that many thousand serbs, we expected at least 10,000 for a country of 2 million, that's quite a lot. it is a call for the prime minister to resign. it is going on literally outside his offices. they call it simply the government building where he has been holding meetings with his ministers. we should take a closer look at what's happening. we've had as her i didn't say leaks that have really rocked the administration. these recordings, which resupreme the extent of abuses of power here and those include corruption cronyism and police brutality. now, that's what's really fired up the opposition, and that's why they've been able to get so many people out today. the largest opposition protests that we've seen in this country in almost 10 years. now with me to talk about that today is nasim rashidi. tell us exactly really what was revealed in those phone taps and how offensive are they, why are people so angry as a result? >> as you mentioned before, a lot of illegal activities

rabbi jonathan sachs tim keller oz who is here but very little i think the public square is din newted. i want to be in the public square. i work for "the new york times." i'm a secular in the "new york times." i'm a conservative in "new york times." like being chief rabbi at mecca. [laughter]. and so i use the word holiness in two-ways. the first way is to suggest a moral joy. and i would say that the thing i open with my speech about seeing my kids. there was something holy about that moment. illuminate. that is not a word. lummi necessary ends. but there is when you go through in jerusalem, for example christians don't do enough of visiting jerusalem by the way. i'm always amazed how many have not been there. and you walk the stations of the cross. and in each of the stations there is a little chapel from orthodox or whatever. there is always there are different artwork on the walls from the different moments. but there is a similar face in each of them. and it is a face of humility and simplicity and joy and radiance, and quietness. it is the face of the bee attitudes. there is som

state highway within the last ten minutes or so din reopen one lane of traffic. we have the far right lane closed. at one point, we had two lanes closed. now it's just that far right lane as they complete their investigation here. this was a fatal pedestrian accident that happened very early this morning. a woman for whatever reason was along the side of the road was hit by a tractor-trailer. that driver of the tractor-trailer did stay on the scene and is cooperating with police but we had major tie-ups here this morning. the backup three and a half miles long. very slow traffic. this is the inner loop of the beltway, just after the bw parkway. we have one lane opened. we have one lane closed. we're going to see some improvement. this is going to be a trouble spot for a while and no word when this final lane is going to reopen. anyone traveling through the greenbelt area it's going to take you longer than usual. keep a heads up for the emergency crews on the right-hand side of the road. >>> developing in houston, major flooding all over that city because of torre

. >> i know you din do any of these things for any other reason other than they were right to do.e that indiana, women and equal pay, is it possible that the 1% that you gave actually helped? that your company is more profitable because of this? >> companies will only do business with us if they trust that we'll do the right thing. we'll do the right thing for women and gays in indiana about to be discriminated against by governor mike pence and we'll do the right thick for our governors when they have trouble. our job jim is to make all of these stakeholders successful. how can we say we're going to help you trust us but on the other side we ignore something that's wrong. that's never going to fly. so look we're integrated. we have to provide that unified approach. that's how i look at business. i look at myself as a leader of my company, of my community and of my industry. that's what i'm doing and that's what i think everyone at salesforce and our customers want me to do. that's why i'm doing it. i'm an advocate for our employees and customers. that's all there is. >> that's a

from hercules the drive is slow-and-go up to the hoffman split, the rest of the commute across the car dine and benicia bridges both of running at top speed and a look at drive time traffic southbound 101 to santa rosa to petaluma 19 minutes, and 580 from castro valley to the maze is 15 minutes and traveling up to mountain view from 280 and 680 split at top speeds. >> google has a new window into their world as they work to perfect driverless cars. >> they have released this video simulation showing how their cars detect a bicyclist on the road. it is all in cameras and chips that sense the movement around the vehicle so the vehicle can move away accordingly. google developers say the technology is so specific that it will be able to sense when a bicyclist lits their hand to indicate though are making a turn. >> something else that could be coming on the market a t-shirt that won't stain. >> is it worth your cash? >> problems for pacquiao and fight of the century could land him in long-term trouble with bobbing head stay tuned. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? st

it will air at 3:00 this afternoon on abc7 because of the din 500. >>> the operator of the oil pipelineunty said it has a save shut down process in place. plains all-american pipeline said their system of having operators remotely shut down the lin is safer than having a computer do it automatically. pipeline is the only one in the county not required to have an automatic shut off valve. the beach will remain closed through memorial day weekend and likely will not open until sometime next month. >>> san francisco muni officials say today's launch of a new feature called double stopping will help riders get to their destination faster. at montgomery, powell and civic center stations two trains will now let riders off simultaneously. after the first train loads up and leaves, the second train pulls forward to allow customers to board. double stopping will be used during times of heavy congestion like the morning and the evening commutes. >>> some kids in east palo alto have received a gift from their well-known neighbors around the corner. facebook helped build a special space at a local

other than the fact we know we din have positive train control here what could have gone wrong? >> well a runaway train essentially. if something happened to the throttle system which is at least partially electronic, if something happened to the system, it lacked power and unable to turn that power off. so there are multiple ways of turning the power off. but like alan says there is battle factor here and maybe he was trying. some of the event recorder data will help solve that. and also, if it is a electronic issues, most electronic units today have chips retain the memories of the positions that they were in. the technical term is non-volatile memory. if they have these non-volatile memory chips installed, takes a little time but the ntsb can go back in and read the data off of those chips, right down to the tiny little chips that are in it. so, i'm confident that overtime, we will get what we have to get. gerri: wow. there is a lot of data yet to come in. the chips you describe tell us about the operation of the train up to the last second. there are cameras on the front of

a career best performance hashed din inspiring them to victory in game four. >> at home in houston, it was the rockets' last chance to avoid elimination in the playoff. the home side also desperate to shut down m.v.p. seth curry. >> steve kerr gets up and wants to talk it over. >> houston's intentions were clear from the start against golden state as they carved out a 23 point lead going into the second quarter. things were about to get much worst for the warriors, though. >> you almost -- oh, currie goes down hard, landed on his back, hit his head as he tried a block. >> this caused the arena to go silent getting airborne as he stride to block a layoff attempt. >> wow unable to brace the fall. >> the game-chining player who before this was averaging around 30 points in the playoffs out of the game for now. >> once i hit the ground, kind of hear voices from trainers and people telling me to take my time and not rush it, not rush yourselves getting up and want to make sure that i passed all the tests that they need to do so that i could get back on the floor. >> m.v.p. runner up, james

if they gave a fraction to us, it would make a lot of dins to young players in -- difference to young players in terms of buying kit, travel and transport. >> indian players say they lack grounds for practice and if they secured one, it would be an expensive commute to get there. >> a majority of officials arrested were from latin america. with the ent set to kick off -- event set to kick off daniel schweimler looks at the repercussions in the region. >> reporter: once upon a time football in latin america produced great talent passionately enjoyed by the people. it still produces great talent. the passion is still there, but the game no longer belongs to the people. that was apparent after the rests in zurich. >> they are all used to negotiating everything between them. in a room with four of them, for five senior managers of latin american football. where it used to - they are used to negotiating television rights marketing rights. everything that had to do with money. >> he's talking among others about f.i.f.a. vice president of euro guy. niklas of paraguay and former f.i.f.a. vice

remember one day you came what i had for din are last night.ou had a whole rib. >> i had a whole rack of ribs from smoking betty. >> yes. >> by himself in his apartment. >> you like to pig out by your loan some. >> i think it is a place that has cheese stake pizza and one of them has a cheese burger pizza. >> he tried to fool everybody by getting appetizers every where else and salad. >> what was that salad. >> 9:15. >> so mothers day is sunday. my tad looked at me and said mothers day is sunday. i said yeah, i know. he goes oops. >> she hasn't bought the gift yet. >> yes, i have. >> what should i get my mom. >> because she came, last she came for my birthday two weekend ago. she loves make up. we took her to the make up counter. >> yes. >> but now since me dad send me this text i better send her something to open up on mothers day. >> okay. >> my dad sent a text and didn't realize my mother was copied on the text. it was a group text. >> okay. here's the deal. >> you need to decide willie buy something who should i focus on the wife, mother on

psychologist helped to prepare the interrogation, and jard says there's -- jacob ward says there's little dins between physical and psychological torture. >> once upon a time torture was a matter of inflicting pain. in the modern era pseudoscience created new methods of applying mostly psychological pain. i'm talking about sleep depravation, mock executions threats to family members. they have the advantage of leaving little or no physical trace on the body depriving victims and courts of evidence. the thing to understand is that the researchers that looked at the distinction between physical and psychological tart tour found in the end the effect on the victim is roughly the same. whether it's the body or the mind whether the victim has been sexually assaulted or meld in a state of anxiety, the common effect the is disint deprags of the personality, the -- disintegration of the personality. it to to bring the person to where they lose hope of control, freedom in complicity and can do nothing else but comply. here is a piece of hor joe. the intelligence community employs the intelligence scien

concern about individuals within the united states resonated with the idea of just acting violently, diniminately is a concern. it's a trend that's increasing and not decreasing. >> reporter: that's a key issue dealing with the isis threat outside of the middle east. it's exactly how do you prevent ideology from spreading over social media. there seems less occasions to be a direct link between the isis chain of command and isis attackers. lone wolves as they are often called. that used to be the traditional model for extremism which investigators could try and latch onto and then interdict at a later stage. the fear being lone wolves need to be inspired and then get their training and tactics from perhaps manuals set online. there are other important contexts behind admiral rogers stadium. he's talking to a cybersecurity forum at a time where in the weeks ahead the nsa who took substantial criticism after revelations of snowden will try to renew powers they have to look into internet traffic on a broad, sweeping level. this is statement which will add fuel to claims they need to look in

my daughter is starting to get it, starting to ask questions why when we go out to din are why to people say hi. we had a birthday party for them. i went down the basement there was 25, had years old men in my basement a the a seven year old birthday party in. >> i think we know why. >> yes. >> yes. >> not one mom. >> he is a great coach and a terrific recruiter, so that depth that he will talk about he will just keep feed ago this program to get better and better. >> good interview thanks leslie. >>> coming up next, half an hour, drivers say it is a loud crash and then shattered glass every where, three on your side jim donovan with continuing dangerous problem your car could have. >>> yesterday president obama praised camden community policing efforts but there are other departments throughout south jersey working on building relationship i'm cleve bryan coming up we will tell you will how police are partnering with clergy how to handle crisis situations. >>> then new at 6:00 for the past few weeks a unique visitor a harbor seal has been seen swimming around the new jersey creek, we wi

do you know what made the dins it wasn't about whether both of my parents were or weren't in the homewas about whether i had a good public school whether i could afford college, whether there were jobs when i got out of college. >> no it wasn't. >> you can't - you can't... >> it was about the values your mum gave you. >> you can't narrative my life or narrate my story. >> it's the values your mum gave you. >> you are not an expert on my story >>> thank you, tricia rose director of the center for race and ethnicity center at brown university. >> we are doing well at brown. latino president at brown university. >> not now. >> host of the radio programme, "the larry elder show," eld are. and brittney cooper assistant professor of women's and africana studies at rutgers university. the "third rail" panel is next. >> well capitalism where will that get us. >> it doesn't need democracy. >> it's not working. >> not working for whom. >> it's not working for a lot of people here. >>> welcome back to "third rail." we discussed whether america is a racist country, let's balance it out to politic

. >> thanks very much indeed join joining us live from will you be din now. >>> a u.s.ourt ruled a police officer who stood on a car and shot two black occupants 15 times after a car chase was justified in doing so. cleveland officer michael belo was found not guilty of manslaughter in a change of assault after the incident in 2012. it's the latest case to go to court after a series of police related shootings where the victims have been black. alan fisher has more. >> additionally -- >> as the judge read his verdict, michael brillo cried tears of relief. >> i find the defendant not guilty. >> he thank youed his legal team and left the courtroom a freeman. timothy russell and melissa williams died after a 35 kilometer car chase with speeds hitting up to 160 kilometers an hour. more than 100 shots were firedas the chase came to a bloody conclusion. officer brill 0 fired 15 bullets through the wind screen. the judge said he could not rule beyond a reasonable doubt the officer was responsible for the deaths. outside the court, crowds gathered waiting for the verdict includ

you not only get to eat your din are in outdoors you get to people watch up and down state street. >>ather right now. big weather changes ahead tomorrow. we'll talk about it and more live from media next. ♪ ♪ >> new light on what went down on a game stop robbery that killed a philadelphia police officer. prosecutors say the two men accused of of willing robert wilson the ii hit him with lethal shots. police recovered 39 cravings that game stop in north philadelphia and now say wilson veered away from customers to keep them save. prosecutors charge the two in his death and today both men were in court face to face with officer wilson's family. >>> this south philadelphia family is very close as you can see but little did helping their father had a big danger hanging over his head. the family says colon cancer would have turned their lives upside down if not for a story that aired right here on fox 29 last year. >> our dave kinchen took us inside his cole land cancer screening after losing his father to that disease several years ago. dave tonight introduces to us man who says that stor