. >> eric johns' original charge was for sexual battery.fter serving four years in prison, he was released on probation. but when a urine test proved positive for marijuana, he was back in the miami-dade county jail. >> i am a three-time loser. this makes my third time. once you are in the system, you will be back. >> eric johns was definitely a loner in the jail system, but he developed his own method of survival. he told us how during his first stay in jail he sent a message to ward off any predatory inmates. >> the first time i came in, the first thing i did was i looked for the biggest guy in the unit and decked him. that's how i lost my front teeth. i got my teeth knocked out. but, they said at that point, either that guy is crazy or he's bad, but we're going to leave him alone. he just ain't worth it. it worked. i am a caucasian male, i speak english. i'm educated. i'm the oddball and i realize that. actually, this looks like one of the better meals. you should be here on pigeon night. i think they call it chicken night everywhere els

eric: john wilkes booth -- it is very logical and methodically planned.e same night he knew the president would be there, he wanted to take out seward, and the vice president johnson. if those three were altogether assassinated, there would be no line of session -- succession to the present day, throwing the country into turmoil. that was the motive the hind booth's thinking. booth is not a crazy guy. he has that things out. many people talked about john wilkes booth being crazy or insane. again, no historian has really corrected the record on this. you can see, from john wilkes booth perspective, more than anyone. kaufman's work is the best piece of literature. >> on the same lines, i may have missed this myself, could you elaborate on the conspiracy to of doug. turning into an experience to of ducks. was that booth's idea, did he put it into motion himself? eric: the difference between the conspiracy to abduct a lincoln and the conspiracy to assassinate. the conspiracy to kidnap lincoln -- keep in mind, during the war booth is very anti-lincoln. iccs mo

training and supervision and shouldn't have been involved in the apprehension on suh duing of eric. >> johnte house sounded cautiously optimistic about a new compromise over president obama's stalled nominee for attorney general. >> we're hopeful though i don't know we've seen tangible agreement that after the passage of the human trafficking bill if the compromise holds up the senate will proomtly turn attention to the nomination of loretta lynch. i certainly would use this opportunity to encourage them once again after 164 days of delay, to move forward as quickly as possible. >> loretta lynch was nominated more than six months ago, a separate conversation over abortion language and human trafficking bill held up senate business including a vote on lynch. today a much rumored end to the impasse was finally announced on the senate floor. >> as senators we finish the trafficking bill now we'll move to the president's nominee for attorney general, hopefully in the next day or so. >> so nbc news capitol hill correspondent luke russert joins me now. what are the odds that the compromise surviv

rudey [inaudible] ordel [inaudible] aenthany [inaudible] eric [inaudible] tour bus number 2 and john [inaudible] >> [inaudible] my name is rudey [inaudible] director of operations for the national filipino organizations called [inaudible] i'm here to take supervisor yee for sponsoring the legislation. thank you supervisor. what we do today is send a strong message to tour bus operators and drivers. what happened to our 68 year old senior was a tragic and i'm hoping that having this legislation will prevent serious injury. more importantly i'm happy you will also take this up to the cpuc in sacramento because we have other areas where we can prevent this tragied from happening. i fully support this legislation and thank you again supervisor >> thank you >> good morning supervisors >> don't forget to acknowledge that [inaudible] former commissioner for city college >> thank you. [inaudible] general counsel of the national federation of filipino american association. i would like to thank supervisor yee for this necessary legislation t. is unfortunate it had to take the death of a belov

john: when we get the chance to listen to eric and injured that we worse struck by the geewhiz aspects of all the rapid technological changes. we also heard in the first panel some the skepticism does not seem to be showing up in key numbers like productivity statistics. i think the evidence on the declining entrepreneurship and declining the united states economy may be part of why we not see it in those numbers. whether the u.s. is well poised to deal with this. if we were having this session and the number of this people were having this discussion in the 1990's and we have lots of folks here who were place an important policy roles in the 1990's. the u.s. was certain in the 1990's in both productivity growth and jobs growth and this was before the great departure. i have some of the notable policy people in the room and including folks on this panel that indicate that they were giving speeches and saying why was the u.s. doing so well in the 1990's? oftentimes the two words were used by these distinguished policymakers were the dynamism and flexibility of the u.s. economy. what we

supervisors eric mauer and john avilaws are here. >> what should be a living wage all across the land $15, we can make improvements in people's lives! >> reporter: mcdonald's did recently raise its wages by $1. but protesters say that was a publicity stunt that selected stores. we should mention here in san francisco. voters recently approved a wage hike to $15 over the hours of three years. but in oakland, the rate is $12.25 an hour. in san jose, it's $10.30 an hour. now, mcdonald's did not kick out the protesters. they were fine with the demonstration as long as it didn't affect customers. police are here. there are a dozen officers standing by in case there is a problem. coming up, you will hear from one worker fighting for 15 and why she says living in the bay area is virtually impossible making less than $30,000 a year. i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> can you imagine what a challenge that would be? thank you. >>> it's a mystery on a beach in pacifica. a dead whale almost 50 feet long washed up there yesterday. it is still on that beach this morning near morey point. alex savid

eric harris with a handgun instead of a taser. let's get more from cnn's ed lavandera. >> reporter: john and christine, the shooting death of eric harrisscrutiny especially since the reserve deputy robert bates, 73 has been charged with manslaughter. officers here in tulsa and his attorney says this shooting was an accident of misfortune and bates should not be charged with criminal conduct. he was acting within his duty as a reserve deputy in this case. his attorney spoke with us and made that case. >> he is very upset about what happened. he feels badly. the incident completely took him by surprise. he has all the requisite training. taser certified. if you watched the video, you know he was quite shocked when his gun went off. >> reporter: robert bates grabbed his handgun instead of his bright yellow taser that was attached to his chest. an attorney for the family of eric harris doesn't know how that can happen. there are questions as to why robert bates was involved in an operation like. this this. the attorney for eric harris says bates paid his way into the force after donations to the department. sheriff's officers here in tulsa

eric harris with a handgun instead of a taser earlier this month. police are standing by their deputy saying the shooting was an accident. let's get more from ed lavandera. >> reporter: johnand christine, the shooting death of eric harris is under a great deal of scrutiny. 73-year-old robert bates has been charged with manslaughter. sheriff's officers in tulsa say this shooting was an accident of misfortune and bates should not be charged with criminal conduct. he was acting well within his duty as a reserve deputy in this case. his attorney spoke with us and made that case. >> he is very upset about what happened. he feels badly. the incident completely took him by surprise. he has all the requisite training. taser certified. if you watched the video, you know he was quite shocked when his gun went off. >> reporter: officials say robert bates inadvertently grabbed his handgun instead of his taser. the attorney for the family of eric harris says they don't know how an accident like this could have happened. there are questions why robert bates was involved in an operation like this. we were told he was there in a back-up capacity. attorney for the family of eric harris sa

john. the warriors were 40-2 going into last night's game against new orleans. the pelicans don't care. they will scrap. ericulling the pelicans within one. the klay thompson so pretty. warriors take a 2-0 series lead. >>> the bulls locked horns. bucks john henson plows over and pushing and shoving ensues. refs doled out seven technical fouls and one ejection. then it turned into the jimmy butler show. notching a playoff career high 31. bulls win, 91-82 and a 2-0 series lead. >>> in baseball the cubs and pirates game. check the fan behind home plate. she gets hit in the head by the castro foul ball. there is a net behind home plate, but there is give to it. she was taken away on a stretcher and sent to the hospital. pirates said she was conscious and alert. that is good news to hear. hope she's okay. >>> reds manager bryan price had the case of the mondays yesterday. he went off on local reporters for giving off too much information to the opposition. take a listen. >> i talk to you guys like men. i tell you what the [ bleep ] is going with the team and i tell you what is going on candidly as i can. then i h

eric garner thing. mark: you can be outraged in baltimore, but let's pull together. john: how serious are the clinton foundation's conflict of interest infractions? certified wise man dick lugar will tell us. a behind the behind the scenes documentary on the correspondents' dinner. ♪ mark: our guest tonight is president of the lugar center. our older viewers will know him as richard nixon's favorite mayor, our younger viewers as a former senator from indiana for a time, dig lugar thanks -- dick lugar, thanks for coming in. you were one of many people coming cleaning many senators, hillary clinton with her husband leading a foundation. you had concerns about contributions to the foundation as well as president clinton's speaking fees. tell us what you want to be on guard against for the public interest. fmr. senator lugar: the first foreign relations committee john kerry chaired was on secretary clinton's nominations. my staff, the minority staff had been negotiating with the clinton folks because i stated it seemed to me to be impossible for someone serving as secretary o

eric garner in new york city. senior national correspondent john roberts joins us live from north charleston south carolina. john? >> good afternoon to you. the protestors will be back here at the north charleston city hall about 12:30 today. protests, demonstrations they had this morning were all very very peaceful calling an end to police action saying there's far too many incidents that go on. when you take a look at the videotape, in this particular case at least they make a salient point. it's about 9:30 saturday morning in north charleston. walter scott is pulled over for a traffic violation. he had a broken taillight. scott apparently tried to flee according to his brother. he had some delinquent child support payments didn't want to go to jail for that after being pulled over for a traffic violation. slager tried to hit him with hiswatch what happened immediately after that. sleger fires eight shots, five of which hit walter scott. he died soon after that. slager was arraigned on murder charges. family of walter scott obviously grieving but according to their attorney, taking some solace in the idea

john, your thoughts on this one. you might have an interesting take. go ahead. >> eric, i think -- unfortunately, once again, we're using this issue as a red herring against immigration. this has nothing to do with immigration. the big issue here is instate tuition versus out of state tuition. people who pay instate pay a lower rate. legal/illegal. it makes no difference. the truth is what you call -- >> these guys aren't out of state. they're out of country. and i have a real problem when out of country people -- >> but they're living in the -- >> i'm about to send my son to college -- >> just like any other instate resident. if you want to make them legal make them legal. >> i'm about to send my son to college. a good chance it's going to be out of state. he's going to be competing with illegals as far as getting a cheaper -- that makes me crazy. >> it should, eric. continue to ask the question, who is looking out for the taxpayer. the problem with this is we're practically begging illegal immigrants to come to the united states. we're rolling out the red carpet for i

eric legrand received special recognition. he was paralyzed during a game back in 2010. john clark served as emcee.oundation provides support for student athletes who suffer catastrophic head or spinal injuries. such a great event tonight, john. >>> ron jaworski has good info on chip kelly and marcus mariota. >>> and can the phils bats get going against the nats? tonight may surprise you. that's next. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> i'm john clark. the phillies only scored six runs in their first three games so ryan sandberg going william darren rough at first base because he has way better numbers against gio gonzalez. check out the one-handed catch here by the beer vendor doesn't spill a drop and a nice souvenir for the kid. he strikes out six in six innings. he has the lowest e.r.a. since he joined last august. hernandez, base kn

i thought i would start a question to john by making an observation that eric and andrew make, which is that in the face of rapid change, let's assume that is happening for a minute. the benefit will not go to labor. and it won't go to capital as we traditionally know it. it will go to entrepreneurial people and entrepreneurial organizations who can create new products, new services and new business models. but i think john's worried about whether we are capacity to do any or all of these things is declining, so, is it declining? why and what are the implications and if you got a stagnate sort of structure trying to absorb this change. >> thank you, it's great to be here. i think when we get the chance to listen to eric and andrew we're struck by this, the gee whiz aspects of the changes, but then we heard in the first panel, i think some of the skepticism doesn't seem to be showing up in key numbers like productivity statistics and i think actually, the evidence on the declining entrepreneurship and dynamism may be part of why we're not seeing those numbers and raises questions abou

eric mar. >> thank you. i did also want to give a shoutout to dr. john ma. when we had our sf campaign that was led by supervisor cohen, wiener, avalos and i. as we honored people he was a true champion for children's health and to address the diabetes epidemic here in san francisco but throughout the country as well. it's my honor on the day before earth day to honor three amazing organizers and activists from san francisco foundation. and i'd like to ask if the chair brian dow could come forward. and the campaign co-chairs for rap which is called "rise above plastic." eva and shannon. come forward. i'd like to say the san francisco sur fighter are amazing. it's a grass roots force in san francisco but also throughout the country to create stewards for the environment, to protect the ocean, and to create a more sustainable future. but i was struck in going to their meetings how fun and engaging they are, how creativity and resourcefulness are really encouraged. it's just a great culture of organization that's trying to help not only the west side sunset ric

please welcome, from "monty python", john cleese, terry gilliam, michael palin, terry jones, and eric. i know, i know, i've lost -- >> we are presenting you the first python coconut award ever given. >> jimmy: i'm so honored. thank you. >> this is for best supporting coconut. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you so much. i really appreciate it. thank you so much. >> you have to shave it every now and then. it's a bit hairy. >> the guys in town for the tribeca film festival and the 40th anniversary of the holy grail. and the documentary -- >> oh, shut up. [ laughter ] >> we did have a great time make it. [ laughter ] we had trouble funding it. >> yeah. >> it was a very interesting story. we had to get -- >> pink floyd came in, elton john. yes. and you know -- and so it's not -- why haven't you got gray hair? >> jimmy: all of a sudden, i'm one of the beatles. >> how did you guys all get together in the first place? >> we met him in the green room. >> jimmy: we met in the green room before the show. we performed together. i'll switch around with you. >> i don't want to stand next to him. >> what is you

john ashcroft, 42. eric holder 64.ime a whopping 147 days? and what exactly has lynch done with all that time? a hell of a lot. she sailed through her senate judiciary committee and made the rounds on the hill. she secured the majority vote she needs for confirmation while you, on the other hand, have spend these days crafting delays. first, you held up her confirmation over objections to her support of president obama's exec executive action on immigration. you're so busy sparring you can't make time to vote on who will become the nation's highest law enforcement officer. here's the thing. lynch has nothing to do with this partisan fight, but the senate can do more than one thing at a time. you can fight with the democrats and schedule a vote. so senator set the date. what is it that worries you about lynch? the fact she's a double harvard grad. an experienced top federal prosecutor, she handles cases that include cyber crime and corruption, financial fraud and organized crime and terrorism? maybe that she led one of

eric: i spoke to all of them recently. i don't want to say which one. >> fair enough. let's talk about dealmaking and the big deal right now in the news, former senator john kerry's negotiations with iran. do you think the framework they have put out comedy you think this is a deal for the long-term? eric: i am worried about the steel. i am worried about the framework that has been proposed. the meat on the bones comes by june. several points that concern me whether you can count on in the long-term, i am doubtful. one is, the whole question about iran's reg out capacity -- breakout capacity, what and when is that, what can be really verified about that. clearly, they have allowed iran to have breakout capacity and that is a danger to us all. secondly, the nature of the inspection regimes. there is a lot discussed in the media lately. what will be the inspection regime? and, how do you resolve disputes? if there is deemed to be a violation of the agreement, are we going to have to rely on the u.n. and perhaps iran, the countries who are sympathetic to iran to be able to block any kind of view as a response. and then, what is the response, what is the natu

john mccarthy making his first start at the union. first half zach fefr gets credit for the goal but eric ayuka is really happen. look at that.ng out. 1-0. second half. see how he rakes his forearm against the advertising that lines the field? he was pretty bloody and had to leave the game. but the union come through when it matters most. they get their first win, 2-1. >>> huge fight on nbc 10. philadelphia's own danny "swift" garcia. 29-0, 17 knockouts. he is not risking his title though. >>> and noel will not played tonight due to his ankle and the jordan spieth has a four shot lead in the masters, he's 21 years old by the way. >>> thanks. it was an event honoring women of excellence. [ cheers and applause ] those screams and tears were for singer mary j.blige. the event paid tribute to women who achieved excellence and are are essential contributors to the tri-state area. among the honorees nbcs the's jones. and that's a it for now. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. for news and weather updates any time, head to nbc 10.com. >>> on this saturday night, historic meeting. the first face-to-face talks in almost six dec

there's not just jordan russell davis can, there's not just -- there's now eric garner, john youford, the list goes on -- >> walter scott is outside the lust but inside the list yeah. >> and so there's something of a first responder energy to the book that's kind of, i think, sending waves through america. but also on that facing page, can you talk about what you've done in recent printings of the book? >> well i -- after the killing of michael brown i was thinking about darren wilson and you might remember he said it was as if a demon was coming, and i saw, i saw him and i saw hulk hogan. and so i began to think um, what's going on inside that head of his, you know? and i don't mean it -- i think it's important. and so i really was just thinking about those statements. and so i wrote down -- because white men can't police their imagination, black men are dying. and i thought it was the first line to something that i would continue to think about this and think about darren wilson's statements. but then everything else i wrote seemed to fall back into because white men can police thei

. >> eric reeves is an english professor at smith college, not far from boston. john prendergast was at the state department, but is best known for traveling to war-torn parts of sudan with george clooney. ted dagne spent two decades at the congressional research service - mostly writing reports on sudan. >> and this is brian desilva. this is the emperor. >> that's you? >> that's me. and this is roger winter, whose nickname is the "spear carrier." >> the men bonded over their devotion to a new rebel army in the south fighting the islamist government of sudan. >> most of the time we met at otello's restaurant on connecticut ave. roger always ordered soupa de peche, and ted always had the filet. we figured out what needed to be done. we figured out whose butt to kick. >> we felt that if we could build up champions in congress, that that would increase the odds of the united states becoming more deeply engaged and involved. >> i was asked to join the house foreign affairs committee, the subcommittee on africa - that gave me a lot of access and influence. >> we told those

john a violation of fourth amendment rights to have a camera on every cop? >> i don't think so, eric, but that should be up to the cop and the law enforcement agencies themselves. the politicians should set the goals. but the generals, you know, in this case the police chiefs, they should set the policies. there's 18,000 local law enforcement agencies in this country. they're all different types of communities. and i worry that this top-down approach like obamacare basically just wants to turn law enforcement into coin-operated machines that accept their orders from washington on high. >> what about the citizens? you've walking arnold, there's a cop walking the beat, the street. a lot of libertarians say he's violating -- having every cop with a camera is a violation of my privacy rights if i'm doing nothing wrong. >> i'm an objectiveist not a libertarian. in chicago there's cameras on almost every street corner watching people. i don't think from my perspective i'm not a lawyer that that would be a violation of anyone's rights. >> i've been out there saying i think this is greatest

john huddy has the latest on this developing story. >> reporter: hi, eric. speaking of al shabab, the militants have warned that kenyan cities will run red with blood, quote unquote. this is kenya's president, vowing to fight back against the terror group that committed the attack, that gruesome horrific attack as you mentioned thursday in which as we know, 148 people were killed when al shabab militants stormed that university campus in kenya just about 150 miles outside of nairobi. a survivor was found today, a 19-year-old woman who says that she hid in a crawl space above a closet. this as the militants demanded that the terrified students come out of the dorms and live or stay inside and die. but as we know, when they came out, they were killed anyway. there are also reports that the gunmen ordered people to recite muslim prayers and then shot them if they could not and also among those targeted, as mentioned, were christians that were attending a service. pope francis condemned the attacks friday calling them an act of senseless brutality and as mention

political weapon and for an office occupied by bobby kennedy and john mitchell, that is saying something. earle, what you think about eric holder and his legacy? caller: number one, ever since i was 18 years old and went to new york this is a racist country against minorities. people will not acknowledge that. i noticed all of the city employees and state employees were all white. all firemen were practically white. every government employee is almost all white. in ferguson, 67% of the people are african-americans. i think it is outrageous. have you noticed the ads coming out on all kinds of stuff? host: can you tie that into eric holder? caller: the justice department is overseeing this and he was going to go have certain police departments in certain cities come in and rile things up. i am for that. host: ann midland, texas, on the disapprove line. caller: i strongly disapprove of eric holder because of the irs not prosecuting lois lerner and the people he appointed to see into that. he has divided the classes. there is no warrant for taping of united states citizens, fast and furious, he is in obama's pocket. they are

house speaker john boehner is backing the deal but the deal rests on the president's shoulders. >>> ericder is still the attorney general and loretta lynch is still waiting. senate republicans have tied the lynch nomination to an un unresolved human trafficking bill. now senator harry reid says he will force a vote on lynch if it doesn't happen soon. a likely presidential contender jeb bush breaking with fellow republicans. he is calling for lynch to be confirmed as soon as possible. let's get more from jim acosta. >> reporter: john and christine, the white house is lashing out at republicans over the tactics and stalling the nomination of the pick for attorney general loretta lynch. at the white house thursday josh earnest accused the gop of hypocrisy noting that republican lawmakers like charles grassly urged the president last fall to hold off on naming the nominee until the new year. now grassly is blaming the president for the delay. earnest called that shameful saying lynch deserves a vote. >> she waited now twice as long as the previous seven attorneys general combined. there is n

john mccarthy mccarthy. it's three-zero columbus at the half. here's your only highlight for the union. check out the header by eric a goal. even better, the celebration. he's very proud of himself here it union loses four-one. >>> lea still the four-year-old daughter of bengals defensive lineman and penn state grad devon still made national headlines for her battle with pee trick cancer. she's been in remission for one month. today she got a big treat at temple's football game. her dad has been working out at temple this season. they were asked to take part in the game. she took part in the coin toss. the highlight of the game. check her out. she take the hand off after a screen pass to her dad. she's off to the races lots of blockers here. 45-yard touchdown for young lea. we have lots of cheers and of course everyone is kind of egging her on here to do some kind of touchdown dance. and well, check her out. she does not disappoint. so cute. >> she's doing really well she's been in remission. she had a few treatments. we have a big one coming may fifth she'll be in the hospital in six weeks doing her stem cell transplant.

john malone may make a bid to by twc. time warner cable announces earnings next week when bhor details could be announced. >>> one of eric holders last acts as attorney general was to authorize a lawsuit against the deal. we are joined from washington with more on the anti-trait environment. so what was the main reason the government didn't like this particular deal? >> well i talked to a department of justice official today sue, who said that ultimately it wasn't about the cable television business but the comcast folks made the argument that the comcast and time warner didn't overlap or anti-competitive but they were looking at the broad band penen and an official saying this would let comcast control 60% of the broadband and the department of justice thought that was simply too much sue. >> so given what happened today, what lessons should other companies take from the comcast failure? >> well clearly what the department of justice is signaling here is no deal is too big to be scrutinized. the department of justice official that i talked to today said the lesson for other companies shoue e will get down into the weeds

john you are a fair game kind of guy. what about the rest of the country. canada is going hey, what about our illegals we'd like to unionize, too? >> eric, once again using the whole notion of immigration as a red herring for what is a government problem not an immigration problem. who is behind this? the nlrb, national labor relations board which is an arm of government specifically designed to give advantages to unions. so, you know, government shouldn't be teaching anyone anything and certainly not teaching unions how to unionize. that is cronyism on the highest level. >> wayne union membership in this country has been nose diving. they're trying to self-preserve themselves so they go outside the borders and see if they can bring some illegals in. >> that's true, eric, but the problem here is this is another example of the government falling all over itself it done know what it's doing. one arm of the government is saying one thing and the jurisdiction of another arm is saying something else. first of all, if a person is illegal under the present law and you discover that he is illegal that worker has to be fired. that's what the law

john. >> ash-har quraishi, thanks. >>> tens of thousands of members are in in town for the convention of the national rifle association. >> eric holder was asked what his greatest failure was as attorney general. i could think of a few if he needed any guidance on that. but here's what he said. he was sorry he didn't impose enough gun control on america. if eric holder calls that a failure i'll take it as a win. >> louisiana governor bobby jindal called the nra the most effective civil rights organization in america. he also called for civil rights protection is for all legal gun owners. >>> they call it the cradle to prison pipeline, according to the children's defense fund, one in three black men will do a stint in prison. for latinos one in six. now a dallas judge is hoping to change those statistics. >> you would really hope that what we're doing is the same thing a good parent would do. >> coming up in just a few minutes, heidi zhou-castro looks at that program. and why an ohio town is being sued over reservoir rights. rights. >> in tonight's special report on our fragile planet a fight over water pitting a small communit

eric begozian is of armenian defense. telling the story of a group of people who targeted those responsible for the slaughter. begozian spoke to john siegenthaler earlier in the week and talked about turkey's didn't of the genocide. >> to this date turkey does not acknowledge there is this concerted killing of all thee civilians. >> why? >> i would say they don't admit it because they don't have to. >> the white house doesn't call it genocide either. >> there is a state department relationship to turkey that i feel and many of us feel does what turkey wants them to do and they don't need to do what turkey wants them to do. i think it's -- i hate to use the word cowardly but i don't really see why the united states the most powerful country on earth needs to do what turkey wants them to do. >> what do you want people to take away from this book? >> i think this is an amazing story, and anybody interested in history needs to know this story. i've never heard about anything like this. if somebody can tell me about a group of people who basically remove annal entire government in retribution -- an entire government in retribution pleas

hosting new york city fc john mccarthy the local kid getting a start in net for the union. 27th minute zach pfeffer finds the back of the net from about a yard out. but check out ericcouple of back flips he got the assist. that was the celebration first assist in mls for him and extra time intond minute tied at one vincent nagara left wide open. two-one union win. more news coming up a jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. that is "eyewitness news" tonight. i'm natasha brown. for james, justin thanks for joining us. if you're up early join our morning team starting at 6am we're online for you all the time. cbsphilly.com. up next, the moving philadelphia forward forum moderated by our own ukee washington. have a great night take care. well, sir. after some serious considerat

house majority leader john boehner backs the deal but the burden of success rests on the president's shoulders. >>> senators head home for the weekend, eric holder is still the attorney general. senate republicans tied the lynch nomination to an unresolved human trafficking bill delaying her confirmation for months. now senator harry reid says he will force a vote on lynch if it doesn't happen soon. a likely presidential contender jeb bush breaking with republicans. he is calling for lynch to be confirmed as soon as possible. let's get more from jim acosta. >> reporter: john and christine, the white house is lashing out over the republicans for stalling the nomination of loretta lynch. her nomination is mired in a dispute over abortion language. josh earnest accused the gop of hypocrisy noting that republican lawmakers like charles grassly urged the president last fall to hold off on naming a nominee until the new year. now grassly is blaming the president for lynch's delay. earnest said lynch deserves a vote. >> she has waited more than twice as long as the previous seven attorneys general nominees combined to get a vote on the floor of