doherty has been suspended as a dispatcher for absecon police. sources tell nbc 10 that he used to work for the pleasantville police where he was hired to be an officer but was fired three weeks before graduation because he showed is up to the academy drunk. >>> happening now, some residents in new castle county still have to boil their water before using it because of a water main break in newark. this happened on thursday. the northbound lanes of kirkwood highway were closed for hours so crews could work to repair the main. if you live in this area you could be at risk for e. coli contamination. officials are urging you to boil your water. or you can always use bottled water. they expect that the issue may be resolved by tomorrow but, again, they are advising boil your water or use that bottled water. >>> the new jersey department of health has confirmed its first case of measles this year a 1-year-old baby in jersey city came down with the disease but has since recovered. this latest case comes after a measles scare in montgomery county. a 15-

they concerned that doherty was at that party.a little over a decade ago, he was hired to be a police officer was fired three weeks before graduation for showing up to the academy drunk. >> doherty hasg with pay pending the outcome of the situation, but the victim's family say they want him fires and justice for their loved one. that is the latest nbc 10 news. >>> a new measles scare in our area late today. the montgomery county health department says a little boy is now a confirmed case. they spoke with local day cares who say they're taking extra precautions right now because children under 1-year-old are not able to get the vaccine. once kids are old enough, it can be tough to convince their parents. >> we try our best to work with parents, and convince them educate them for the benefit, and the minimal risk of these vaccines. >> in chicago, five infants were infected with measles just this week. a measles case has also been diagnosed in delaware. we will dive deeper into the threat, i talk with a local mother of twin us a tisa

is not as exciting as the substantive debates between parties. >> set the table for us, professor doherty. you have gone through all of these transcripts of their colleagues through the miller center which will be released later this afternoon. what did you learn? >> i have only met president clinton once. it was a fleeting handshake after his presidency. what i have to offer is months and months spent poring over dozens of oral histories and reading over 1000 pages to dive into the treasure trove of memories accumulated. i would like to thank the miller center and the library for jointly putting together the oral history project and hosting us here today. [applause] i would like to set the stage -- for the discussion of economic policy making in the clinton administration -- political science is in terms of commitment and constrained. what were the president's priorities in the economic and political realities that limited and shaped his abilities to accomplish this? when you think about president clinton's economic commitment, it goes back to a speech made in the fall of 1991 at georget

doherty has been suspended as a dispatcher for absecon police. >>> several members of the philadelphiafire department are facing disciplinary action in an alleged sex scandal. we've learned that some of those employees are leaders within the department. the firefighters union tells us four employees are accused of having sex with a paramedic. three others accused of sexual harassment. they've only seen an edited version of the city's investigative report and they want a . >> in the absence of a fraternization policy having an adult off-duty relationship is no business of the fire department. >> the city has not provided any information about other union members linked to the case. >>> the new jersey department of health confirmed its first case of measles this one. a 1-year-old baby came down with the disease but has since recovered. this latest case came after a measles scare in montgomery county. a 15-year-old boy is suspected of having the disease. still, local day cares are taking extra precautions in montgomery county because children cannot be vaccinated until they are at least a

atlantic county prosecutors charged richard doherty with manslaughter. he was already facing dwi charges. authorities say that he was drunk when he hit and killed a man walking in galloway township two weeks ago. doherty is now being held on $200,000 bail. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is taking aim at her critics, launching a website called the truth about kathleen kane. the attorney general said the site challenges what she calls the smears and false accusations against her. kane is fighting the results of a grand jury report. the panel recommended charging her in connection with a leak of grand jury information. kane says the investigation is politically motivated. >>> the time right now is 5:36. police in delaware county busted up a fake i.d. scam. now they have a warning for college students. it all happened after those i.d.s were sent in the mail to the dean instead of a student named dean. we'll explain it all coming up after the break. >>> plus, because of the recent cold farmers in our area are keeping a close eye on their crop

doherty has been suspended as a dispatcher for absecon police. he used to work for the pleasantville police where he was hired to be an officer but was fired three weeks before graduation because he showed up drunk to the academy. >>> a reputed philadelphia mobster will be spending the next few decades in prison. yesterday in court, anthony nicodemo pleaded guilty to several charges, including third degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. prosecutors say nicodemo shot and killed a man in south philadelphia in 2012. a judge sentenced nicodemo to 25 to 30 years in prison. nicodemo's alleged ties to organized crime were never mentioned in court. >>> this morning, a man is behind bars after trying to get a stolen gaughan through security at the atlantic county courthouse. authorities say they found the gun in james boyd's bag as he went through screening yesterday. according to investigators, the gun had been stolen during a burglary in virginia and was loaded with hollow point bullets. >>> the sale of the former revel casino could be in jeopa

doherty was arrested and charged with dui. more charges will likely be filed over the weeks to come. >>> in hunting park, two men were injured touring this nasty two car crash at roosevelt boulevard this one happened in the southbound outer lanes right around 5:15 a.m. medics transported both men to temple with non-life threatening injuries. no word how the crash occurred. >>> there is another hat in the ring for race for mayor in philadelphia a a. doug oliver announced his candidacy today in his native germantown. he previously served as press secretary for current mayor michael nutter. today he shared his vision for the city and said that the city need a fresh set of eyes. >> we, as a city want something other than what we have already gotten. we need to do something other than what we have already done. >> oliver is a fifth candidate to enter the the the race for democratic nomination. the field includes lynn abraham, nelson diaz state senator anthony williams former city councilman jim kenny. >>> a legendary local basketba

then professor doherty will give us his commentary. then we will have a discussion of here. while we are having our discussion i encourage, i implore you, actually, to send us your questions. no pants and pens will be passed around if they have not already so that you can give me questions to pepper the panel with during q&a later on. mr. bowles, talk about your role in the administration. for you, jean, talk about how you first met president clinton as the other panelists did in their previous panels, and work that into your discussion of your role in the administration. >> yeah, all of that is pretty boring. [laughter] i will tell you the story of why i ended up going in the administration. i had met president clinton, or governor clinton, when he came to north carolina for a fundraiser. i had spent my life messing around with politicians and had never met one that i would hire. here was a guy who was fiscally conservative, socially progressive and had more personal magnetism than anyone i had ever met and i thought -- wow. from time to time after that he would call me and

doherty has been suspend as a dispatcher for absecon police, that's where he was working.tell nbc 10 that he used to work for the pleasantville police. they say he was hired to be an officer there but was fired three weeks before graduation because he showed up drunk to the academy. >>> a reputed philadelphia mobster will be spending the yesterday in court, anthony nicodemo pleaded guilty to several charges, including third degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. prosecutors say nicodemo shot and killed a man in south philadelphia in 2012. a judge sentenced nicodemo to 25 to 30 years in prison. nicodemo's alleged ties to organized crime were never mentioned in court. >>> from our jersey shore bureau anti-semitic pictures and messages posted online appear to be directed toward lakewood's large orthodox jewish community. police say teens from neighboring jackson township posted the messages last month. the postings quickly spread on social media. several feature the daughter of a new jersey state police sergeant. the girl is wearing a swastika seemingly dressed as ado

atlantic county prosecutors charged richard doherty with manslaughter. he was also facing dwi charges. authorities say he was drunk when he hit and killed a man walking in galloway township two weeks ago. doherty is being held on $200,000 bail. >>> the nbc 10 investigators are getting answers about thousands of questionable gas bills in south jersey. a security camera shows a meter reader from south jersey gas entering michael latigona's hair salon and house and leaving minutes later. that's why he was surprised getting a letter saying the company had not been out to get a reading for months. the company then told him the meter reader reported his gas usage but those numbers were not put into the company's new billing system. after months of getting what he realized were estimated bills, he found out recently what he actually owed. >> this was a big red flag for me. my case i'm underpaid for $836 and some cents. >> when nbc 10's investigators started raising questions, the utility admitted in the most recent cycle approximately 3% of its customers may ha

acknowledged in january through the summer was what the court said sections 106 is followed legal doherty said that was a roadmap, an invitation to reenact the rules will do it. the problem is the supreme court agreeing with the fcc has said it does not apply to information services, does not apply to the internet. that means for the fcc to fight it off it will have to buy a much stronger uphill battle in the core, possibly only to the supreme court. >> i want to respond to information coming up in the urine today about secrecy. there is a quote from the congressman. they said together representative of did said so long as the chairman continues to insist on secret the we will continue calling for more transparency and accountability. chairman wheeler not about congress. i wonder if you can help me understand why the fcc has not made the entire proposal public before the vote? >> i think number one is following the terms of the administrative procedures act. we know a lot more about it a lot -- very soon. you have to realize this proceeding has probably the most complete record of anythin

schools but play basketball for the first year program founded by jeremy rizotti and coached by bill doherty don't take shots. let's go. >> both of the coaches are so passionate about the game and getting us better. the training is hard core, different than when we are in high school mainly learning plays. here you're mainly focusing on getting the players better. >> reporter: matt o'reilly is a senior but decided to play for another school to get him ready for the next level. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: the rest of the team a little further commute three players were born in africa, one from hungary, and two from michigan. including the top ranked junior in the country, josh jackson. they stay with host families in napa. >> right now we are recruiting in nine different countries so at night we're escaping and dealing with national coaches from these different countries and skypeing. >> reporter: prolific prep is not a member of the cif and funded in part by corporate sponsors. they play a national schedule against other academies. which has led to criticism that the kids are missi

staff members involved have been discipline just yet but ukee and area our news radio collogue mike doherty, he called it 50 shades of red. i could not agree more. >> how about that. >> thanks, nicole, so true. >> ♪ what is the word ♪ >> the word is kanye west has change his tune when it comes to taylor swift. >> we all remember that famous freak out in 2009 when he storm the stage after the berks county native won best female video in the mtv video award. kanye got on stage and said he thought beyonce deserved. kanye said they talk at sunday's grammys or agreed or talk about recording an album together. her people have yet to issue any confirmation. >>> orange is the new black star le vern cox land a new role on cbs. the transgender star has been cast in the pilot, doubt. she is set to play an attorney, a role created just for her n2014 she became openly transgender anchor many in nateed for an m.a. war. season three hits netflix this summer. >>> right now 6:49. cbs this morning is coming up in ten minutes, and much of that show will be spent looking back on the tremendous career of bob si

a little compression hitting hop yard and doherty.alnut creek interchange, flow of traffic as well. farther north, concord and richmond. no big slowing here for the east shore freeway toward the bay bridge. richmond-san rafael moving to and from the north bay. still following the crash south 101 at the dump there on the shoulder. major damage to a car but not to any people. bay bridge toll plaza, all lanes filling in. we should see these metering lights turned on. >> plenty of company out there. thank you very much, mike. 539. preparing for gridlock. why the president's visit might interrupt your drive home this evening. details coming up. >>> marijuana in the classroom. how google's south bay law students are learning the legal ins and outs of pot. female announcer: get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but only through presidents' day at sleep train. >>> tracie potts is live on cap

it is the doherty us -- it is the dirtiest oil on earth. host: several concerns from frank.uest: thank you for those questions and concern. i agree that the pipeline is going to have to go through private property. people should have some amount of say of whether that is allowed or not. the state of nebraska is struggling with that issue and it should be. in terms of refining, when the oil goes to refineries, it does not come out as gasoline. bera star, there's kerosene, a lot of other products. i don't think there's too much waste that will be the result of the soil. it's dirty because they have to really dig it's like an open pit mine. they have to dig into the earth to get it and they have to use a lot of equipment. it's heavy and so on and it produces a lot of carbon dioxide per energy produced. let's go let's go-go to wayne and wester first north carolina. on the line for independents. the morning. >> caller: good morning. i like to make a brief statement and then ask a question of your guest and my statement is i am beginning to wonder if the president of the united st

it is the doherty us -- it is the dirtiest oil on earth. host: several concerns from frank.uest: thank you for those questions and concern. i agree that the pipeline is going to have to go through private property. people should have some amount of say of whether that is allowed or not. >> "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern and always available at c-span.org. we will leave this portion as the u.s. house prepares to gavel in for legislative work. today taking up a bill that permanently renews tax credits for charitable contributions. they'll also debate rules for a bill they'll take up tomorrow permanently extending the credit that allows small businesses to write off certain expenses. the white house has issued veto threats against both bills. in the senate today this afternoon at 2:00 eastern they'll vote on the nomination of ashton carter to be the next secretary of defense. follow the senate on c-span2, and now to the house floor here on c-span.

i had a conversation with one of our police chaplains, sister ann doherty, how i felt we didn't do enough, i couldn't do enough for our officers to deal with the trauma that they are exposed to on a daily basis. and she was able to go out to another state that had a type of a first-responders retreat and brought it back to tampa. she had the fransiscan center in tampa. so the officers, the retreat is held at that location and officers actually go there for a week in house and they have to probably, the most traumatic portion of it is, give up their cell phones when they walk into the retreat. but it is, one of the downsides is each group, each week is only six to eight officers that can go through it. and they have a series of group sessions where they get to talk about traumatic experiences that have followed them throughout their careers. one of the things they find is they're not alone. everyone has the same feelings and issues that they have regarding trauma that they have experienced. there are a series of psychiatrists who volunteered their time to do the emdr that was developed for

it is the doherty us -- it is the dirtiest oil on earth. host: several concerns from frank.st: thank you for those questions and concern. i agree that the pipeline is going to have to go through private property. people should have some amount of say of whether that is allowed or not. the state of nebraska is struggling with that issue and it should be. in terms of refining, when the oil goes to refineries, it does not come out as gasoline. there is tar kerosene, a lot of other products. i do not think there is too much waste that will be the result of this oil. it is dirty because they have to dig, it is like an open pit mine . they have to dig into the earth and get it. i have to use a lot of equipment. it is heavy. it produces a lot of carbon dioxide per unit of energy produced. that is why it is considered dirty. host: wayne, west jefferson good morning. caller: i would like to make a brief statement. i am beginning to wonder if the president of the united states is a worst-case scenario, and at, best case scenario, -- worst-case scenario, inept. why can he do to control