edward west: it is in the very fabric of who we are. as chief executive officer, i believe in a culture that promotes compliance with federal and state laws, agency rules and regulations. reporter: kathleen bittel doesn't believe him. she says the company falsified statistics to get public funding and federal student loan money. and that still infuriates her. kathleen: being forced to cook the books for the jobs. it was all about money. it wasn't about education in any way, shape, or form. it was all about money. reporter: serious accusations from a chief witness whose testimony is now being dealt with by the legal authorities. state prosecutors like glenn kaplan are demanding edmc return government subsidies. $11 billion in student loans are at stake. the company says the charges are unfounded. glenn kaplan: we have an investigation that is active into them. we are looking at them. we are reviewing allegations and complaints that have been made about them. reporter: loans like the ones craig signed in boston have long been passed on by

the program was challenged shortly after edward snowden blew the west he whistle. they forced it to make an emergency landing. about an hour after taking off to fort lauderdale florida the crew on flight 2028 bound for new york city reported smoke in the cockpit. the plane diverted to charleston south carolina. the plane reported engine trouble. >> everything is calm. (indiscernible (indiscernible). (indiscernible). >> 89 passengers were on board. no injuries were reported. >> they were careening over train tracks in an unbuckled seat belt. that all set it off. check out this driver trying to make a u turn trying to get around a freight train but completely ship sls out of her seat. two women on board are thrown to the ground. they and the driver were treated for injuries. the driver is facing disciplinary action and could be fired for not wearing her seat belt. >> tom brady didn't say inch about the deflate gate report. it says he was generally aware of the deflated footballs. oo will oo he's still digesting a report at an appearance at salem state university last

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officials including maryland congressman donna edwards ohio governor john say sick joins us as he joins the crowded republican field or president. my special trip to westory and future of the united states military academy. all this week on fox news sund sunday. >>> thank you everyone for the comments they keep coming in. tj says you guys are awesome. happy sunday. go grab your gets and get a tan hash tag bring it monday. thank you so much for that. this was no mistake by bud light talking about their ad campaign this was an intentional epic fail and somebody definitely should be fired. for me -- remains to be seen somebody will probably feel the heat for this. karen talked about it. you said dave needed to do it. and -- >> bob kelly said where is the doughnuts? >> there you go. finally. >> there you go. >> finally. >> now you're part of the fami family. >> it was a long rid in. >> that's awesome. the official welcome. first weekend with dave and doughnuts. >> we've got an assortment. i didn't know if he was going to get just one. >> they smell so good. official numbers. thank you. >> nascar coming up today at 12:30. geico something or the other. that

edward became a captain in the army after attending west point.rved two tours of duty in vietnam and died when the helicopter he was in crashed and burned. steve escallier. steven listed while living in portal and was born february 13, 1950. he served in the army's 1st cavalry division. steve died on october 31, 1968. he was just 19 years old. steve's siblings remember him as an exceptional good looking with good looks and long eyelashes. he loved truth life, family and god. steve was a firm believer in the united states and the obligation to help those who asked so he chose to enlist. he had plans to become a teacher after completing his service. steve's sister elise believes that the whole town where they lived in, in california, mourned steve's death. it took the family years after his death to be able to say "vietnam" and even be able to say steve's name. steven hanson. steven spent his early childhood in aneta and was born october 27 1949. he seshed in the -- served in the army's 101st airborne division. he was born on october 24, 1971. he wa

edward nero and garret miller are charged with assault. we have team coverage of all of this tonight from the rallies to the police and the gray family. we start with darcy spencer who is in westow. darcy? >> reporter: we're live on pennsylvania avenue. if you take a look across here this is north avenue. this is the center of the unrest that's been happening here all week this. curfew has been in effect for the last hour and i have to tell you it's very calm. there is still a heavy police presence. take a look over here on the street corner with the national guard and all of this follows a day of protests. >> as night fell on baltimore the celebrations continued. at pennsylvania and north avenue the scene of riots on monday people honked their horns and cheered. the mood in the city has totally changed after these six baltimore police officers were charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. >> conviction. that's what we're looking for. >> reporter: earlier in the day demonstrators took to the streets when news spread of the arrests. >> we're finally getting somewhere, and like they say, it's not a black thing, it's not a white thing. this is an american thing. >> r

edward nero. he grew up in gloucester county once served on the washington township fire department. >>> rebuilding trust between local communities and police officers. >> that was the focus of a news conference held today in westladelphia. members of the civic lead the coalition of and the naacp were all there. they talked to state lawmakers about what actions the legislature is taking to improve relations between police and communities. one of many items they touched on was the lack of connection between officers and residents. >> you're going to work in our community, you need to work with us. learn who we are, to know our children. >> another message from today's news conference was the call for justice and peace in all neighborhoods not just a few. the group is working to inform residents of their rights and the best way to interact with police. >>> get outside and enjoy it out there today. nbc 10 where plenty of people were out and about running and walking. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with the first alert forecast. >> it seems we skipped right over spring right to summer. >> yeah a lot of people like spring, too. >> yeah. >> and just about ten days ago, we were in th

edward iii and i'm so happy to have you both. >> thank you. >> since school was closed on tuesday, you decided to take your son on a tour of west baltimore.t did you want to show him? >> alex i thought it was my responsibility as a parent and also raising a young african-american man i wanted him to -- i wanted to be able to paint the picture of what was going on instead of the school systems and peer i needed him to know exactly what was happening with the situation through my eyes. >> edward jr., what do you remember most about that day or edward iii i should say. >> they broke the store. >> that bothered you because you go to that cvs, you go and get candy there. what was it like seeing that cvs burned? >> sad. >> i bet it was sad. were you ever scared? >> yeah. >> when did you get scared honey? >> >> when they broke down the store and there was fire on it. # yeah. so edward your reaction to those who felt it was inappropriate to take pictures with self-purported gang members that day, you went up and took your son and said that was a heart warming moment for you right? shoe absolutely. what happened was, i had to go to work alex and p