and it gave the opportunity to gather to milan and take expo as a target. there are tens of thousands of people that will gather here in milan tomorrow much bigger protests but we also fear there will be clashes with the police. and last week italian police raided a number of apartments that were from members of anti-antagonists from all over the world, and they ceased molotov cocktails which make some believe this could turn into urban warfare tomorrow. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> vietnam has been celebrating 40 years since its victory over the united states. the fall of saigon in 1975 marked the final end of the u.s.'s decades long involvement in vietnam. >>> three diplomats have walked out of a meeting on human rights. when north korean diplomats insisted on reading out a statement, the spectators started chanting storm north korea. they then snoerm stormed out. >>> vladimir putin said north korean leader kim ki-jong will not be attending celebrations in moscow marking the end of the second word war. he earlier said kim had accepted an invitation

i want to con -- congratulate italy as they plan to host the 2015 world food expo.he expo is focused not only on outstanding cuisine, but also how we feed a growing planet how we combat hunger and mall nutrition. and how we put healthy food on our tables. so we commend italy's leadership and i suspect many americans will be visiting milan, and sampling the food and wine. matteo thank you for your leadership in italy and europe for your partnership on many pressing global issues. i assure you that it is a friendship and partnership that all americans treasure and we are grateful that we have had such strong bonds between our peoples. prime minister. >> thank you so much. -- italian government to be here in the white house, and heard of freedom around the world. [ speaking italian ] >> translator: i will speak in italian very quickly in order to thank the president of the united states of america for the extraordinary leadership that he has displayed both in terms of his foreign policy as well as in the economic and development model. the last time we met was in brisb

so jeannie joyce at the expo now. you will show us some robots, jenny?> yes, alex, mike, you no zero know what i'm learning pretty fast? these high schoolers are way smarter than i and learning all about these robots here. let's take a look, one robot that was put together by lansdale catholic. and actually, we start with you. can you explain what we're taking a look at here? >> this is just -- this is robot for our game, that was for our team, and for this season's efforts we have to start as many as possible and then put it in the recycling bin, put the recycling bin on top of what we already put on the board. >> so this row both is re moth controlled? that is what we are watching take place over here? >> yes. >> how did you come up with such a concoction? >> oh we saw the game, we saw, like, how they kind of demonstrated like they have rough design of the robots and we have our own rough design so let's go with the conveyor belt we use conveyor belts, that's a simple design, already works well, so, yes. >> thanks and thomas, you're actually one of the

but the expo and u.s. pavilion is focused on outstanding food but how we combat hunger and malnutrition and put healthy food on the tables and that is a cause that is obviously very close to michele's heart. we commend italy's leadership and i suspect many americans will be visiting milan and sampling the food and sampling the wine, mateo, gracias for your leadership, i assure you this is a friendship and partnership all-americans treasure. we are grateful we have strong bonds between the people. >> thank you so much mr. president. thank you so much and it is really an honor for me and every member of the italian government to be here in the white house. and the growth of freedom around around the world. i will talk for a minute -- both in terms of his policy and his economics. [speaking foreign language] i have to express my apprec appreciation for the work that has been carried out by the united states of america and the very complex cuba issue. this has been a very complex issue and difficult for the am

the expo and our u.s. pavilion is focused not only on outstanding cuisine like italy's but how we feed a growing planet, to combat hunger and malnutrition. how we put healthy food on our tables. that's a cause that's close to michelle's heart. so we commend italy's leadership. i suspect many americans will be visiting milan and sampling the food and sampling the wine. mateo, gracias for your leadership in italy and europe and partnership on pressing global issues. i assure you that it is a friendship and partnership that all americans treasure. and we are grateful that we have such strong bonds between our peoples. prime minister? >> thank you so much. [ inaudible ] for me and every member of the italian government to be here in the white house and free come around the world. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: in terms of foreign policy as well as in the economic and development model. the last time we met was during the g-20. i can only say that as a partner and as an ally i have to express my a

but the expo and our u.s. pavilion is focused not only on outstanding cuisine, like italy's, but also how we feed a growing planet, how we combat hunger and malnutrition, how we put healthy food on our tables and that's a cause, obviously, that's very close to michele's heart. we commend italy's leadership and i suspect many americans will be visiting milan and sampling the food and wine. thank you for your leadership in italy and europe and your partnership on many pressing global issues. i assure you that it is a friendship and partnership that all americans treasure and we are grateful that we have such strong bonds between our peoples. prime minister? >> thank you so much, mr. president. thank you so much and it's a really an honor for me and for every member of italian government to be here in the white house and freedom around the world. [ speaking foreign language [ [ the president of the united states of america for the extraordinary leadership that he has displayed both in terms of his foreign policy

let's get the show on the road with a look at 3 of our stories coming up how milan gears up for expo 2015. meet finland's contestants for eurovision. angola poster show -- a -- and, poster show. a frankfurt museum spotlights a 1950's art movement. milan has always been seen as a mini concrete jungle. that was until now - under the motto, 'feed the planet' a major transformation has been taking place as the italian city prepares to host expo 2015.

let's get the show on the road with a look at 3 of our stories coming up how milan gears up for expo 2015. meet finland's contestants for eurovision. angola poster show -- a -- and, poster show. a frankfurt museum spotlights a 1950's art movement. milan has always been seen as a mini concrete jungle. that was until now - under the motto, 'feed the planet' a major transformation has been taking place as the italian city prepares to host expo 2015.

feed the planet' a major transformation has been taking place as the italian city prepares to host expo 2015.

>> being an engineer or doctor. >> some 400 students are expected to come through today's expo to seethe workshops and exhibits. all are hoping it'll inspire today's young minds to become tomorrow's science leaders. >> all right. get this it costs $40,000 for the central high school team to attend the championships. michael nutter asked the university of pennsylvania and drexel university to donate that money. they agreed and comcast, the parent company is a sponsor of first robotics. for more about the team and the philly tech expo, check out the nbc 10 news app. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00 a south jersey community reflects on one of the darkest days in its history. >> it's a beautiful reminder of their sacrifice. >> on this day 20 years ago, two officers died in the line of duty. how the community is keeping their memory alive. >>> and we have a tornado watch for much of the area. we're also tracking severe storms that could bring some damaging winds and hail. i'll have the latest on when those storms could arrive and how long we'll be under the severe weather threat n

this is a great occasion the expo of course. and i draw a few bottles of wine to barack because i know he is a great expert. >> italian journalist, when you were a candidate about tuscan wine. i remember very well an important interview about -- [speaking italian] >> translator: i also think it is very important for us quite aside from, we must make sure the expo become as great occasion because of the quality of life, the lifestyle and at the same time to declare war against poverty. it is not just possible for us to have a world in which one billion people died because they're obese or because they don't have enough to eat. this is what the expo will be and the presence of the united states will be of great importance. thank you from the bottom of my heart. if i may finish i would like to say that even if it doesn't have anything to do between the relationship between governments, i said to president obama, that i wanted to thank him for his speech at selma. this is a personal observation but also a political issue. there are

the expo and the u.s. pavilion is focused not only on outstanding cuisine, like italy's, but how to feed a growing planet. how to combat hunger malnutrition, and how to put healthy food on tables. that is something that is very close to michelle's heart. we commend italy's leadership. i suspect many americans will visit milan and sample the food and wine. matteo, gratzi for your leadership on many pressing issues. i assure you it is a friendship and partnership that americans treasure. we are grateful that we have such strong bonds between our peoples. prime minister? prime minister renzi: thank you so much. it is an honor for me and for every member of the italian government to be here in the white house. translator: i will speak in italian quickly to thank the president of the united states of america for the extraordinary leadership that he has displayed. both in terms of his foreign-policy and in the economic and development models. the last time we met was in brisbane during the g-20. i can only say t

but the expo and our u.s. pavilion is focused not only on outstanding cuisine like italy's but also how we feed a growing planet. how we combat hunger and malnutrition. how we put healthy food on our tables. and that's a cause obviously that is very close to michelle's heart. we commend italy's leadership and i suspect many americans will be visiting milan and sampling the food and sampling the wine. matteo, gracias for your leadership in italy and europe and for your partnership on many pressing global issues. i assure you that it is a friendship and partnership that all americans treasure and we are grateful that we have such strong bonds between our people. prime minister? prime minister renzi: thank you so much, mr. president. thank you so much. it is really an honor for me and for every member of the italian government to be here in the white house in hope of freedom around the world. i will speak in italian very quickly in order to thank the president of the united states of america for the extraordinary

he was in heaven today at the cool products expo at stanford. a room full of startups that organizers think could be game changers. >> reporter: for this reporter it was like a reunion. i've interviewed these guys, worn this thing typed on this liquid keyboard and visited the labs where they make these and these. but for most people -- >> they're very private right now. to get this opportunity is very unique for the public. >> reporter: stanford calls it the cool product expo, a showcase of startups that show good designs. >> you have to get beyond the aspect of the new shiny things. is it a new valuable thing, new purposeful thing. >> reporter: things for your home. >> over your existing light switch. >> reporter: things for your bass guitar. and things you can ride on. the makers of the fabled one-wheel were giving free lessons, like the one i took last year. if you prefer riding on two wheels or four, there's options here. so new they're not even for sale yet. they pretty much all run on batteries. >> unlike anything else i've ever driven. >>

they came up and said hi at the health and fitness expo. he is doing a little outdoor sightsee sightseeing. the iconic shot with jefferson across the basin and the cherry trees. a great picture of that, send it in to me. this is forecast for you. outside there is the view from our 63 tamara and a beautiful day outside. 63 at reagan national. northwest wind at 16 miles per hour and gusting higher than that. winds up near third. temperatures are mid- to upper 50s towards northern maryland and there won't be a huge rise in temperatures. cooler air riding that northwest wind and even with all that sunshine temperatures will hold steady. the winds between 20 and 30 across the metro area. not as much of a breeze but winds will pick up later this morning. maybe a light jacket if you are going to sit in the shade, but otherwise sunglasses and floral print dresses. cool and breezy but that's perfecto. you will be running along the river. southbound and run northbound away from the water to keep head winds at a minimum. the weather impact on your sat

just expoeds off into the sky and from this point on he's moving. this is not sped up.s going left, right, up and down. >> so we think it's intentional or is he out of control? >> definitely in control and really skilled. this is not easy to do. it's tumbling down. he lets it come down to the ground and stops it right at a moment it's going to hit. brings it around the other way and our next video, three of these right there. >> that looks like an experiment gone wrong. some kind of autonomist soft wear ware. >> actually nick that's exactly what they said went wrong. >> watch this person get out of that vehicle. immediately light a fire bomb and throw it at this house right across the way. look. you see the flames go up immediately to the roof of this home. there was a 24-year-old woman inside the home at this time. unfortunate unfortunately, a neighbor saw this going down heard the commotion and the neighbors were able to put out the fire. firefighters also came to make sure it was properly put out. police are looking for these people because they don't know who they a

adviser to president obama, david axelrod, closing out the month of may in new york city at the book expoon the first week in june we are alive for the printers fast including our three hour in-depth probe -- program this spring on book tv. >> the fall of saigon was nearly 40 years ago. on april 30, 1975. next, the university of louisville posts a panel of south vietnamese refugees, including veterans of the south vietnamese army and air force, they reflect on the vietnam war experience and escape from the country following the fall of saigon. panelists eventually settled in kentucky. this is about an hour and half. >> i would like to introduce the moderators for tonight. dd and donald. they are amazing folks and they are the leading effort behind moving voices and this evening tonight. it is amazing to have worked with them over the last few in putting together this event. dd is a daughter of vietnam war refugees and an attorney. she is also u of l alum. and this makes me proud, she will enter the army jag core this friday. this really is her last big event in civilian life that she's jo

they received the free shoes courtesy of expo logic a business in east norton part of a program called step up. the ceo says he donated the shoes to give back to the local community. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. owe. >>> you said we were going back to winter like weather and we are back in winner like weather. >> it's cold and dreary and one more day of this and then things begin to change. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing philadelphia right now we have a mist and a pocket of shower activity newtown and moving through doylestown and lifting to the north but there is more on the way so keep the umbrella on hand this evening, and keep the winter coat the accuweather highlights show we are 30 degrees cooler than

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some 165 internal firms and organizations are exhibiting at the expo that opened monday in the u.s. state of colorado. they include nine japanese companies including mitsubishi and smaller businesses hoping to enter the u.s. sce market. one tokyo company is promoting its welding its techniques. its engineers helped bummed japan's astro explorer. >> translator: we should be able to find an opportunity with the unique strengths of japanese techniques. >> analysts predict the commercial space market in the u.s. will grow as the government encourages private firms to compete. >>> that's it for business fuse. i'll leave you with the markets. >> north korea is celebrating the birthday of their late leader. the country's paper justified. he said kim jung moon's leadership will make the party shine. north koreans brought flowers to the consulate office. members of human rights watch said he should be remembered for creating a state characterized by crimes against humanity. president obama has given his approval to clear a major hurdle in normalizing ties with cuba. he's notified congress th

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and then we will close out may at book expo america in new york city where the publishing industry showcases their overcoming books -- their upcoming books. then the printers row lit fest with pulitzer prize winning author lawrence right. that's the spring's book festivals on c-span tv. >> congress established the veterans history project is a part over the full life project at the library of congress. it collects oral histories and makes them accessible to the public. up next week hear from senator thomas carper of delaware, a new flight officer. -- who was a naval flight officer during the vietnam war. >> good afternoon, senator. i am dave winkler. this is my colleague. we are here with the veterans history program to discuss your career in the navy reserve. today is the 14th of september and we are on capitol hill. thank you for your time. i would like to open up the floor with a question, talking about your youth and your interest in the military and what eventually lead you to the navy rotc program. senator tom carper: my wife says that i never grew up and i hope in a sense that i never

the conversion is at the expo center at the oaks montgomery county, it ends on sunday.efully a nice easter for everybody. >> it will be great. tomorrow it's going to be very windy. you will notice that wind increase tomorrow. we clear out. cooler, too. sunday not as windy. it will be nice and sunny for the easter bun eap to visit all the kids at home or whatever your plans are for sunday. 62 for the high. phillies home opener monday mid 60s. rain chances back on tuesday. >> thanks for watching. the tonight show starring jima fallon is next with ricky gervais. 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. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's

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the convention is at the expos center in montgomery county today and tomorrow. >>> now your nbc 10 firstlert weather. >> all right. a good saturday morning. we are looking at temperatures around 60 degrees in philadelphia. so warm start to your day. we'll be cooler actually as we head throughout the afternoon. showers will be moving out. changing weather this morning. as you look outside, showers across the area they will be ending over the next couple of hours. we're actually looking at sunshine becoming sunny throughout the afternoon and also very windy. winds gusting to near 40 miles per hour later on this afternoon. a live look outside. we are looking at the flags blowing, winds gusting near 44 miles per hour in some spots. we're looking at rain falling into philadelphia. light stuff for the most part. we have pockets of heavier rain but we aren't looking at thunderstorms right now. the winds at 25 miles per hour that is sustain. we're seeing gusts higher than that. you notice green on the map that's indicating lighter showers, you see yellow, too, pockets of yellow. that's where we'

the philadelphia comic con starts today and runs through sunday at the greater philadelphia expo center appearing all weekend, actor austin st. john the original power ranger. i didn't know that. also appearing star trek actors. >>> and at the jersey shore, moreys pier in wildwood will have their grand opening this weekend. and sunday is the annual easter celebration. you're invited to hop on over. there i read it in the script. for fun and prizes at noon and kids can have a picture with the easter bunny. >> the easter bunny is like santa clause, some friends have kids screaming and crying and others love it. >> i was surprised, our son is 3 and ran right up to the bunny and jumped in his lap and loved him. other kids -- i think he wants to make sure the bunny comes to fill his basket. >>> thank you, chris. you're watching "nbc 10 news today." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> and now to breaking news a house party turns violent and lands two people in the hospital with gunshot wounds. the shooting happened just three blocks from temple's campus. hour by hour we are lear

so he was in heaven today at the cool product expo.oomful of start ups. >> for this reporter like a reunion. i've interviewed these guys. worn this thing and visited the labs where they make these and these. for most people -- >> they're private now. so to get this opportunity it's unique. >> have to good get beyond is it a new purposeful thing? >> things for your home. and your base guitar. things you can ride on. makers were giving free lessons. if you prefer 2 or 4, they run on batteries. >> it launches like a rocket. >> we can charge in 30 minutes. >> out of reach it entered a growing space. with players trying to make electric stylish. >> we built a hover board. >> it requires copper and can float in mid air. could replace fork lifts. cars that may, one day, look as good as this female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-da

it was too too bad but brady was drafted as catcher by the way by the expos out of high school of the so he had some baseball skills. indeed. good day good day for him and the crowd. back to you. >> thank you so much, ukee, coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" following developing story after two hit hit-and-run accidents. jan? >> one of those accidents turns deadly. i'm jan carabeo live on the scene in southwest philadelphia, coming up surveillance video police want you to see to help bring this driver to justice. >> plus preparing for the people. learning new details about pope francis' plan, including another local mass when he comes to philadelphia this fall. >> justin and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's. we're back in just two minutes. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpec

so he was in heaven today at the cool product expo.ul of start ups. >> for this reporter like a reunion. i've interviewed these guys. worn this thing and visited the labs where they make these and these. for most people -- >> they're private now. so to get this opportunity it's unique. >> have to good get beyond is it a new purposeful thing? >> things for your home. and your base guitar. things you can ride on. makers were giving free lessons. if you prefer 2 or 4, they run on batteries. >> it launches like a rocket. >> we can charge in 30 minutes. >> out of reach it entered a growing space. with players trying to make electric stylish. >> we built a hover board. >> it requires copper and can float in mid air. could replace fork lifts. cars that may, one day, look as good as this >>> people from marin county come to enjoy the outdoors but open space is being overwhelmed the county has a trail management plan supposed to balance recreation and environment, but, the devil is in the details. it's wild flower season. a lot of people are on

now we have the expos. >> quiet weather day. you got drenched down there yesterday in baltimore. of it. this continues to plague areas from tennessee trying to drift up towards kentucky. atlanta, more showery weather for you. as we go throughout the day, we'll see wet weather out there. these are the totals between now and tomorrow morning. an inch is possible in the carolinas. half inch throughout much of the south. the problem weather today and the worst of it by far, and this is a snowfall forecast, the mountainous areas are going to get nailed. if you want to be spring skiing some areas could get 2 feet of snow. denver will not get the snow, but if you go up 20 miles, you could get 2 feet. the other story tomorrow, it looks like a better chance of severe storms. texas and oklahoma, a few tornadoes are possible. not so much today, but more or less as we go. into tomorrow. today is a quiet day. a beautiful day to get out there from school or work. 66 in chicago. d.c. and new york 70. so your grass will be green down there after that rain yesterday. 70 degrees today, should be b

more heavily used but this park has become a destination so its maintenance requirements are going up expo exponentially, and because only half of it will be available at any given time during construction that makes it even more insanely used, so i know the city is struggling to monitor and improve the maintenance of parks. the csa has its evaluation which indicates a little slippage which is remarkable given the pressure. we know the needs will be extreme for maintenance and security during construction. we ask rec and park have a plan in place before reopening the park. it would be incredibly painful for those that worked on the design to see delores park trashed after this investment and a maintenance plan and those that live near the park and be part of the plan for keeping this beautiful park maintained. thank you. good luck. you will need it. >> thank you. we will need it . >> ed gideon. >> good morning. i am vice president of delores association and work with the workshop in 2011. as you know rec and park plans to open up the renovated part very soon and what you don't know and sho

>> guest: yes, should i say at the outset this book is not an expo say of the generic industry. i can't go a day without prescribing generic drugs itch take generic drugs myself. my children take generic antibiotics when they have strep throat and happens to often, and yet when we begin to look at the concept of a generic drug we realize that our able to call these things the same are bears owned a fundamental biomedicine that therapeutics can be reduced to a molecular level. and can cure the disease we hope it cures but we realize the drug is never just a molecule. that molecule is suspended in binders and fillers and it's been wrapped in capsules and put in tablets or suspend elixir and things that are important that may have significant results in people's bodies. i'll give you an example. one of the first big blockbuster drugs to go off patent in the 19 60s was a intoed spectrum antibiotic, park davison's betts seller at the time and it's patent was about to expire. newspapers began to property what's going to happen to park davis when this drug and the patent expires and ge

we will close out may at book expo in new york city, where the publishing industry showcases upcoming books. in june, we are live for the chicago tribune printers fast. we will take your phone calls on that. that is this spring on book tv. >> they passed a bill last week to protect companies from lawsuits if they share information on cyber threats with other companies or the federal government. the bill also creates the cyber threat intelligence integration office, tasked with analyzing reported threats. here is some of the debate from the house floor. >> of a last several years cyber attacks have become a pressing concern for the united states. home depot, target and other companies have been subject to major attacks, resulting in the compromise of personal information of employees and customers alike. dave's, whether hostile foreign agents or money seeking criminals, have accessed medical records and credit card numbers and published confidential e-mails affecting tens of millions of americans. this situation cannot continue. the house has passed cyber security administer -- legisla

book expo in america -- books -- book expo in america and new york city.here lot at the chicago printer . including our three hour in-depth program, with lawrence wright. your phone calls. that is the spring on c-span2. >> loretta lynch officially became the official attorney general on monday. she was sworn in by vice president biden. in a certain -- in a ceremony at the justice department. it is 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome miss loretta lynch and vice president joe biden. [applause] vice president biden: i first stepped into this room during the nixon administration. i remember walking into this holding and inking about the majesty of this place and how much we rely on it. for all of our basic rights and protections. your whole family is here today. i hope you will forgive as we used to say in the senate a point of personal privilege. i am so happy to meet your dad. dad, stand up. [applause] this is a man who never thought it paid to be silent in the face of oppression and prejudice. so many people, so many people not only in your

this 3-d printing took center page at the 3-d expo in new yorkment they make three dimensional objects from a digital file, from toys, prosthetics and even guitars. this full length gown made as a soft plastic was printed as a single piece from a digital body scam of the model from a precise fit. >> it is not as heavy as it looks. it is light and elegant. >> reporter: there are printed exercises, including -- accessories, including messages, bracelets and handbags. but the 3-d designs aren't in stores yet, and the ones you can by aren't cheap. these start at $350. the 3-d fashion show has designers predicting consumers will have their own printers at home. >> if you have an event and need a dress, one day you will be able to print it. >> reporter: marlie hall, cbs news, new york. . >>> tracking some showers, especially west and south of us. north of town not bad. to the east, especially north of route 50 not bad either. we are watching a bunch of showers coming out of southern loudoun county, prince williams and fairfax. this one in arlington is moving right toward the pentagon. it loo

students in the italian city ma lan have been on the streets making their thoughts known about a upcoming expo there. a rather large exhibition, and they say the money spent on it should go to economic growth and jobs instead of what they say is an expensive vanity project. organizers have been arguing the event could make more than half a billion dollars. dozens of tax workers in the capitol have protesting outside the finance minister about low wages. greece is entering a new round of talks to talk about retomorrows it hopes which will unlock vitally needed bail out funds. greece faces more than $1.1 billion in debt refunds. in around about two weeks time. all of those talks between greece and the your pen creditors have gone on for months public entities are being asked to help keep the government afloat. >> it is not every greece village that get it's own field. the three time mayor has managing it so well it has $17 million in the bank. so despite the fact that subsidies fell, they still feed their neediest cob stipwents. now the government is forcing them to lend it's savings and many he

rolling stone did a great expo say of this not too long ago. timothy tyler was 23 years old.a dead head. naked in the desert. i don't think all dead heads do that. but here's the thing. somebody could have set him straight in life. there could have been another choice. he went to prison for life. he's 46 years old now. he's been in jail for 23 years. he might be in jail for another 40 years. he made a mistake for goodness sake. couldn't we give him a second chance? that's one thing i want to compliment the president on he has gotten some people out of prison, commuted some sentences for people who were in for 15 years when the corresponding white kid in college got six months or nothing. he's done a job to equalize this but we need to change the laws. let's make it one to one. there's no reason we can't fix that. [ applause ] people are rotting in prison from these mandatory men mums. the federal judges three-fourths of them, the majority of them reported by republicans, everybody is saying they don't want mandatory minimums minimums. the judges need to be given back discreti

massive failure in its expo say of a campus rape. who can and won't and can't sue them. legal team is going to weigh in next. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ i'm going my way... ♪i leave a story untold... he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken, you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... >>> it is now abun dentally clear. "rolling stone" magazine committed a cardinal sin of journalism when it published a roundly discredited article about a terrible rape at the university of virginia. columbia yurt was asked to investigate this piece and now columbia is releasing its report. and let me tell you. it is nothing short of scathing. it says the magazine failed to engage in quote basic even routine journalistic practice end quote. "rolling stone" has now retracted the story and will adopt columbia university's suggestions. the magazine will not fire anyone believing that the mistakes were not mea

you can join us at google for our next sales expo.e have an award ceremony where jaime semel get a, watching as he gets promoted to the next level of entrepreneurship. we are looking for more business plan competition judges, online faculty, donors, people who want, they want to work for defy, staff members, all the. if you want to higher defy credits in general you can e-mail us but anyway you want to get involved we take all good things to we needed to we are a pure start in the bay area so we would be honored and actually let honored and actually love to have you involved with even have an online mentoring program as well as of people across the country can edit resumes and business plans and provide feedback to the online program as well as in person executive mentoring program. >> that's great. and services in a that loves a good entrepreneur. it's a good area to be. i think with that we're supposed to bring our wonderful host the director of -- >> thank you. thank you. please join in thanking laura and jaime and kathy. that was

brady drafted as catcher you may know by the expos out of high school. went with football. good choice. as for superbowl rings for his trouble. >> i'm thinking so. >> no air in the baseball, but a loft folks just want to mess around. >> just wrong. >> at least not jumping off clips any more. >> let's preserve the arm at all costs. allergies are kicking into high gear. but if you're feeling little congested, could actually be something else. coming up how to tell the difference between allergies and sign us infection. >> also, some scary moments mid-air when passengers heard screaming and allowed bang. come from underneath the plane. a lot of banking. we'll tell you what they discovered inside the cargo hold when we come back. >> all right, time for traffic and weather together. good morning katie. >> good morning, traffic and weather together frontal boundary bringing wet weather, finding steady rain, showers, building in. see how the moisture has overtaken delaware, into west and southern new jersey, so, you know just matter of time. if you don't have the wet weather yet,

philadelphia comic-con is taking place, starts today' runs through sunday at the greater philadelphia expo center. appearing all weekend, austin st. john who was the original red power ranger. also appearing at the convention, star trek actor george takei. and maurice peers and wildwoods will open the 2015 season. tomorrow is the grand opening of mariners pier. you're invited to hop over at noon for fun and prizes. kids can get their picture taken with the easter bunny. >>> and coming up this afternoon, starting at 3:00 ellen, today, singer kelly clarkson performs and actor james van der beek will also appear. and then nbc 10 news at 4:00. the dirty details of just how many germs lurk on your smartphones and other electronic devices. nbc 10 with the findings. plus, the right i was and wrongways and wrong ways to clean your electronics without damaging them. that's this afternoon at 4:00. >>> and now to an update on a broke breaking story. a philadelphia woman charged with trying to help isis. prosecutores say keona thomas tried to travel overseas to fight with the terrorist group as recent

all the technicals are still ugly other than an eight-day expo evening shall.is is not the thing investors should be looking to call the bottom in because frankly, there isn't one. once there is, you will have plenty of time, even if you're buying sliegtsly higher than today's prices in a commodity driven sector, you want to wait for the trend in your favor. >> this isn't just about today and the weak dollar and so forth. the dollar has been a part of this story, but the biggest part has been people have underowned these names. if you look at it two weeks ago when we first started talking about them coming back in, take a look at the nugget and ugt, that thing's up 11% today. but it began its move two weeks ago along with the gdx. >> these are triple levered miner etf. >> both up double digits for the year. there's less selling out of europe in gold than we had seen in 2013 which is a big contributor. go to any investment conference right now, nobody asks you about owning gold anymore. that's a great indicator that it's time to get back in. >>> coming up, a che

during the early 1990s, the expos become gathering places for the fast growing malitia and patriot movement this subculture mcveigh finally finds an outlet for his growing rage. >> you could find an amazing amount of literature on insurgency, informing militias, on building weapons. they are amazingly anti-government. >> one of my favorite bumper stickers. you've heard the one that says when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns. there's a new one that says when guns are outlawed i will become an outlaw. and it was at that point when i was fully intent in my life that i was gonna live out the law. >> people were going to come and take their guns away and this scared the hell out of tim mcveigh. a night four federal agents and one cult member are dead and 14 other people are wounded. >> on february 28 1993 outside the central texas town of waco many in the patriot movement believed this sparked that next war and is ignited. >> you point the gun in the direction of my wife and my kids, man, i'll meet you at the door any time. >> in an effort to take on david koresh into custody, fede

the kids come to the sales expos and say, i am going to become an much of a word. this is a family business. laura: when you say you help them become better fathers fatherhood is about more than bringing home money. and what ways do you work with them around that? catherine: we have incredible curriculum and online courses that teach this stuff. everything from, we teach the five love languages. laura: explain what that is. kathryn: ideas we all have. words of affirmation, physical touch. acts of service. gifts. quality time. i nailed all five. if my love language is physical touch, which it is, my most likely way of loving you is through physical touch. yours might be words of affirmation. if i do not realize that, we are going to get in trouble. if i realize that, i can stroke you all-day with words. to love you in the language that is most important to you. they are learning this about their children as well and spouses. even loving your employees in your company. we have a course on how to make a meaningful apology. the language of apology. not just saying i am

during the early 1990s, these expos become gathering places for the fast growing militia and patriot movement. it is in this subculture that mcveigh finally finds an outlet for his growing rage. >> i mean, you could find an amazing amount of literature on insurgency, on forming militias, on building weapons. they're amazingly anti-government. >> one of my favorite bumper stickers. when you've heard the one that says "when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns." there's a new one that is my favorite that says "when guns are outlawed, i will become an outlaw." and it was at that point when i was fully intended my life i was going to live outside the law. >> he started to believe that our government was going to come into people's homes and take their guns away. and this scared the hell out of tim mcveigh. >> tonight at least four federal agents and one cult member are dead and 14 others wounded. >> on february 28, 1993, outside the town of waco, many in the patriot movement believe the spark to the next war is started. >> you point a direction in my wife and kids, i'll meet yo

it starts today and runs through sunday at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks, p.a.ng all weekend, actor justin st. john who was the original red power ranger also appearing at the convention. also george takei, oh my. >>> as we get down to the jersey shore, wildwood will open its 25th season. tomorrow's the season opening of the mariners pier. you're invited to hop over at noon for fun and prizes. kids can even get their picture taken with the easter bunny. >>> a chester county artist has spent the last three months preparing for easter sunday. neil carlin will unveil three reproduced paintings at the church of st. mary this weekend. he was commissioned to showcase mary's role in the history of salvation. >> it's supposed to be where someone can focus on the images and it also tells a story. it has a narrative of the faith. it is important that everything is right for the setting that it's going to be seen with that. >> carlin also painted the icon for the world meeting of families that will be seen by millions later this year. so impressive. nbc 10 is preparing for

kevin james he and his daughter visit las vegas for security guard expo.ion to rap re heads the crooks. >> allow me tonight deuce to you a few of my associates. oh wow. you have got your own superhero. >> what's with the cape? >> why are you wearing a cape. >> i came straight from a haircut. >> i'm disappointed it the not call mall cop part two. seems like it flows better. >> something about kevin james, sex toy me. >> i don't know about the sexy necessary but he is a funny dude. i loved mall cop one. i'll go get a ticket. >> i'll skip t i don't like comes in the mall t makes me feel like i can't shop. >> they're therefore your own safety and protection. >> do you all steel? >> that's why he doesn't like cops in the mall. keep up with those everyday messes with the help of roomba from irobot. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba around your home, going under furniture and along edges while avoiding stairs. and its powerful 3-stage cleaning system sweeps brushes and vacuums your floors. for a more thorough clean every day all at the touch of