tells family and friends floyd died of an asthma attack...his friends say the mood at the school was somber..."i remember walking into school and there are the stairs where we all used to sit up and everybody was just quiet people were crying and not a single word was said you felt that you know."those who knew him say the only burrell was excited about his future and excited about becoming a marine."he just wanted to serve his country, you know." (grant) now to that brutal attack and robbery on a bart train over the weekened. tongiht, the first arrest warrants have been issued for some of the teenage suspects. the scary crime was this past saturday around 9:30 at night at the coliseum bart station... about 50 teenagers... jumped the fare gates... boarded a train... robbing at least seven people and punching at least two others... polcie think these kids are under 18 years old...and cite a state law as the reason they're not releasing surveillance video of the attack to the public. acting deputy chief terence mccarty/bart pd: "by looking at video surveillance we were able to identify

. >> reporter: floyd didn't make it. news of his sudden passing came as a shock to fellow students at pittsburgh high who tell me they heard it was due to a medical condition. >> this morning in class my teacher told us that he was, he had an as ma attack. he -- asthma attack. it was in training. >> reporter: he was set to be in training come august. >> this is an aspiring young man who had a bright future ahead of him, obviously an individual but committed to serving our country. >> reporter: thaerl two weeks ago, bentwood marines posted this photo on their instagram featuring floyd's decision behind joining. floyd was quoting saying, i wanted to join the marines because they hold themselves to the highest stard. the pride and perfectionalism doctor standard. the pride and professionalism they carry is something i want. i wanted a challenge and the marines can do that for me. the pittsburgh unified school district have grief counselors to help with this sudden loss. i reached out to find out the results of the autopsy,

lieutenant steven floyd. >> lieutenant floyd was the epitomy of a public servant. >> with attorneys at news conference, lieutenant floyd's widow and other officers held hostage, announced the filing after federal lawsuit. >> after an exhaustive, two month investigation, today we charge that for 16 years it has been the policy of two governors in delaware deliberately not to employ enough officers to safely run delaware ace prisons. >> lieutenant floyd had been on job for 16 years, and prior to his death, he had been warning of a severe lack of staffing at the prison. his family and fellow officers want justice for his death and change. >> my clients have been forced to do this. it may and long and hard struggle, but they are prepared to see it through. >> now the suit seeking punitive damages for the slain correction corrections officer, punitive damages for the torture the other officers endured, more importantly everyone emphasize at the news conference they hope greater change comes of this. reporting live in wilmington. >> thank you, alicia. meanwhile in other news today the state

i thought i would get hit by floyd mayweather when the jackpot went off. >> mel b.nd taking a very dark turn. she filed a restraining order that he physically and mentally abused her. harvey: horribly. >> and he was in charge. harvey: and humiliated her and told her she was stupid and this and that. >> is this guy the worse person ever? >> there's more, there's more. >> drake just bought himself $120,000 chain. it's an o.v.o. chain. >> since it's the logo, is it the write-off? harvey: since it's something you wear in the ordinary course of things, you cannot deduct it. >> you think you can do a "tmz"

are you a pink floyd fan? 0h, rocky shore. are you a pink floyd fan? oh, yes.t heard anything yet! thank you for your time. more than 50,000 disabled people have had specially adapted cars and other vehicles taken away after the introduction of a new disability benefit, according to the motability charity. campaigners are demanding changes to the programme so claimants will have a chance to appeal before their vehicles are removed. ministers say there are more people on the scheme now than in 2010. our disability correspondent, nikki fox, reports. since their introduction back in 2013, personal independence payments have been controversial. they replaced disability living allowance and were designed to reduce the growing welfare budget. the benefit helps cover the extra cost of having a disability, driving a car is one of them. the changes to the way people are assessed for pip meant many have lost their specially adapted cars. according to the charity which runs the scheme, 51,000 people have been told they are no longer eligible for a vehicle. that's nearly h

floyd's father says his son died from an asthma attack. (james) now lets get a check of weather and traffic. (anny hong): some patchy drizzle in the coastal hills this morning otherwise turning sunny but breezy and still seasonably cool today. continued breezy at times friday, near the coast and in the hills with a gradual warming trend. winds will ease by saturday morning then clear and warm weather is forecast over the weekend and into early next with no rain in the extended forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( james ) days after we told you about the disturbing mob robbery on bart a woman who says she was the target of a similar robbery has come forward to kron4. she says bart police did ánotá take the assault seriously enough and now she wants answers. she shared her story with kron4's maureen kelly. i didn't know what was going on i know when i originally repor

floyd was planning on attending boot camp once he graduated in june. kron four spoke with friends and classmates who say they are struggling to cope with floyd's death. <"i was just devastated honestly because i walked past this dude every day i shook his hand every single day." "just yesterday i was talking him we were all talking and we were all playing around he was sitting at the table with us so it was something that none of us expected.""i remember walking into school and there are the stairs where we all used to sit up and everybody was just quiet people were crying and not a single word was said you felt that">(mark) floyd's father says his son died from an asthma attack. ( darya ) a judge has dismissed most of the charges against a man shot by san francisco police officers. body camera video captured the incident in january. police responded to the oceanview home of sean moore over a noise complaint. the 43-year-old repeatedly told officers to get off his steps. they say moore eventually started hitting and kicking the officers. that's when th

.>> floyd did not make it, news came as a shock to fellow students at pittsburgh high. >> this morning in class, my teacher told us he had an asthma attack during training. >> floyd was an honor student set to graduate in june and start training in august. >> i have no doubt this was an aspiring young man with a bright future ahead of him and was obviously committed to serving our country. >> nearly 2 weeks go the brentwood marines posted this photo on instagram. floyd was quoted saying i want to join the marines because they hold themselves to the highest standard, the pride and professionalism is something i want, i also wanted a challenge. >> reporter: according to the pittsburg unified school district, grief counselors are on hand for students at the high school needing help to cope with this sudden loss and i reached out to the corners office to find the results of the autopsy they say it has been completed but it is pending further testing. >>> new details from the cal campus where today it was official conservative commentator ann coulter will not be speaking tomorrow. >> this a

we continue turning back to gay talese and floyd abrams here.is different, in all of the different press that you have covered and you have basically represented the press, the credibility of this particular president and how the press deals with it. >> i think it has become a press problem of how to deal with it. i mean, the president says, in so many words, without equivocation, crime rates went up under president obama, say, when they went down. what are you to do with that as a journalist who does not want to be viewed as political and who does not want his publication to be viewed as, sort of, taking on the president every day? and the answer is, in this world, you report it, you comment on it, and then you are denounced for being partisan. that's a big problem. >> okagay. >> i think the achievement of these hundred days has been that trump h gained the attention of sections of this country that were paying no attention. >> to civic life, to government? >> i believe that we have an alliance of interest from all quarters of america in our go

steven floyd was killed. his widow is also part of the lawsuit. >>> the state failed to protect the guards. didn't provide staffing or a safe work environment. george spencer says the state ignored security concerns tr years. >> reporter: the legal complaint is 52 pages focused on troubling allegations about security in the prison itself and focused on the state leaders who attorneys say could have prevented the death of lieutenant floyd. her husband last year's correctional officer of the year was killed in february's 18-hour uprising at von correctional center. these officers also held host alk tried to save him but could not. >> they are not recovering well. >> attorney tom calls his client the walking wounded saying they still suffer flashbacks and nightmares. the federal lawsuit filed this morning alleges that the deadly standoff occurred because former governors ignored recommendations to increase staffing after a 2005 revolt at the same prison. >> instead they spent up to $23 million a year forcing und

. >> reporter: with attorneys at a news conference lieutenant floyd's widow and other officers held hostage, announced filing of the federal lawsuit that charged two former governors and department of corrections with deliberately under staffing prisons in delaware. >> we also charged that these policies were hidden from our elected representatives, in the general assembly. they never, knew what was going on. >> reporter: although current governor has not been named at the suit in the news conference he was accuse of delaying peace for lieutenant 's family but holding results of the officers autopsy. >> a man died, and he cannot get an autopsy report. this is scandalous. >> reporter: on ton of compensatory punitive damages all of the plaintiffs want long term changes in the state 's correctional system. >> they have to hire more people and they have to put cameras. can you believe they don't have cameras. >> reporter: family of the fallen correctional officer left the news conference still hoping for closure, but settling for comfort through a hug from the officer who tried to save lieutena

by the time the authorities gained control lieutenant, steven floyd was murdered and five others were tortured. today lawyers for lieutenant floyd's family and surviving officers filed a sweeping federal lawsuit against the state of delaware and two of its previous governors. claiming their budget pinchi ii triggered staffing shortages that made building c a time bomb. >> it's the policy of two governors in delaware deliberately not to employee enough officers to safely run delaware's prisons. >> the budget cutting for prisons the lawyers say were so severe there was some 90 job vacancies and building c it's budget was too tight for regular weapon searches and no working surveillance cameras to spot trouble. >> how many cameras to you think their were at that building? zero. that building c had no cameras whatsoever. >> they paid tribute to lieutenant floyd for his bravery that day who according to the research saved the lives of many potential rescuers early on in the seethe. lieutenant, steven floyd, after he radios what was going on an emergency team started rushing into the buildi

the show raised about 10-thousand dollars for the floyds family. among the people in the crowd, floyds father who met with epps after the show."number one it's not a sad week so i want to be clear about that as my sister said this was unexpected so we're just grateful thankful appreciative to the community pittsburg." (jrs tone) coming up... looking a lot like winter... in april... we'll show you who's getting heavy snow. (justine) plus... a 14- year-old ran his 48th marathon today in the bay area.... and he wants to run two more to reach a milestone. why he's doing it.. and where he's headed.. after the break... (jrs tone) and after the break... first it was united airlines... then it was american airlines.... and now it's delta airlines under fire tonight.... the new video of a pilot hitting a passenger... next... new at 10. looks like delta airlines is in the hot seat tonight . deltahas concluded an investigation into one of it's pilots. after t-m-z released this video today of an altercation between two passengers in atlanta. you can see the pi

friends say 17-year old floyd burrell was well known and popular on campus.they say he looked forward to joining the military and serving his country. (pkg)"i was just devastated honestly because i walked out passes did every day i shook his hand every single day."students at pittsburg high school struggling to cope with the death of their friend and classmate..."he's always been a nice guy honest honestly i could say he's probably one of the most honest and nice guys of ever met."17-year old floyd burrell, a pittsburg high school senior, collapsed during an training exercise to prepare for the us marine corp at veterans park in brentwood. he was expected to attend boot camp once he completed high school.police say he suffered an unexpected medical condition.friends spoke with him just hours before his death."just yesterday i was talking him we were all talking and we were all playing around he was sitting at the table with us so it was something that none of us expected."on his fathers facebook page...a picture of his father on one side and floyd on the other...his father tells famil

. >> reporter: that detective is 28-year veteran steve floyd.omputer forensics, his specialty. >> and i very flippantly sort of asked him, what are you going to do about that psychic shop right in your backyard? >> reporter: floyd is drawn to the case in part because his dad was a victim of elder abuse. >> the house was being fully remodeled, high end stuff. >> reporter: there's another person there. raines' family friend marlene olson, who grew up logging in oregon. now she works for the department of justice. >> i turned. i said, ralph raines, raines tree farm? >> marlene popped up and said ralph raines? i know him. i know that property. i used to be a logger. in fact, i used to go walking all over ralph raines' tree farm. what are the odds that the three of us would be in the same place at the same time? >> reporter: from that chance encounter, an unofficial task force is born. they bring in cameron wall from the irs to dig deeper into the finances. the unit now has the expertise, the jurisdiction, and the juice to turn this into a federal ca

according to attorneys on the case, prior to his death, lieutenant steven floyd warned of a lack of staffing at james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna. >> my clients have been forced to do this, and it may be a long, and hard struggle, but they are prepared to see it through. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 alycia nieves will explore the long term change these federal lawsuit could bring to delaware's correctional system. >>> we are hearing from the philadelphia fire department for the first time about changes it has made after an internal review on the 2014 line of duty death of fire lieutenant joyce craig. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us now from city hall with those findings, joe, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening to you and philadelphia fire department says in learning from this tragedy, there need to be more extensive training, more funding, and more personnel. top brass at philadelphia fire department says that recommended reforms for training, response protocol and fire fighting will take time to implement. >> it will be a long term project,

the show raised about 10-thousand dollars for the floyds family.he people in the crowd, floyds father who met with epps after the show."number one it's not a sad week so i want to be clear about that as my sister said this was unexpected so we're just grateful thankful appreciative to the community pittsburg." ( marty @ bam ) happening now. the rise of internet connected toys has some privacy experts concerned. it's not just the toys spying on you, but the way that some of them can give hackers access to sensitive personal information stored on the adult devices in the house. kron four's tech reporter gabe slate explains how a new senate bill introduced in sacramento aims to protect people from dangerous toys. (gabe slate)are they watching listneing. recording. what data are they collecting? a nose on a doll use to be just a nose now it can be a camera or a microphone. internet connected toys are making consumer advocates nervous. jim steyer /common sense media says:<" here we have kayla this toy has been banned in germany because it violates peopl

steven floyd was killed.s widow is also part of the lawsuit. >>> the state failed to protect the guards. didn't provide staffing or a safe work environment. george spencer says the state ignored security concerns tr years. >> reporter: the legal complaint is 52 pages focused on troubling allegations about security in the prison itself and focused on the state leaders who attorneys say could have prevented the death of lieutenant floyd. her husband last year's correctional officer of the year was killed in february's 18-hour uprising at von correctional center. these officers also held host alk tried to save him but could not. >> they are not recovering well.

something he has done several times which is why his sudden death has people puzzled. 17-year-old floyd was tall fit and seemingly healthy, he ran track and played for the high school football team. >> i would go to the game he was good. >> last december he joined the marine corps delayed entry program as a recruit specializing in field artillery, he was just beginning to work out with fellow recruits at veterans park when police say he collapsed. >> one of the recruits ran to a nearby water park where one of our own city employees jumped into action and started cpr.>> floyd did not make it, news came as a shock to fellow students at pittsburgh high. >> this morning in class, my teacher told us he had an asthma attack during training. >> floyd was an honor student set to graduate in june and start training in august. >> i have no doubt this was an aspiring young man with a bright future ahead of him and was obviously committed to serving our country. >> nearly 2 weeks go

lieutenant steven floyd was killed in the uprising. floyd's widow is expected to join the employees on tuesday when they share their remarks. >>> and take a look at this -- those are parts and tools that can be used to make a semiautomatic rifle. police in galloway township atlantic county said a 16-year-old had all of them. a 16-year-old, in his possession. police arrested him wednesday but did not find ammunition for the rifle. they say they found bullets for another gun, as well as cocaine. police told us the teen was already on probation for possession of a handgun on school property. >>> now to an update to a story we brought you yesterday morning. new surveillance video shows the moment of impact as a car collided into a home in philadelphia's east oak lane. take a look at the aftermath of the crash. one person inside the home was hurt but should be okay. the driver says her steering wheel locked up causing her to collide with another car on shelton ham avenue. >>> in gloucester county, police are looking for a person who shot a

after the show mike epps also offered his condolences to the family...we'll hear from floyd burrell'ather coming up tonight on kron4 news at 10. reporting live in pittsburg, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (jr) joined right now by meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence it was a beautiful day for the butter and egg parade in petaluma. justine and i unfortunatley missed that. lawrence karnow: what a beautiful start to the weekend with sunshine and nice weather all the way to the coast. i'm happy to say that high pressure is building in and staying for the weekend and longer. during the next 7 days we're going to see the warmest temperatures since last summer. highs today were as much as 10 to 20 degrees above average today. some highs inland were in the low 80s. a little breeze along the coast kept temperatures cooler but still in the 60s and 70s. you can see the huge ridge of high pressure building over california but there's still rain in washington and oregon. high pressure will likely weaken just slighty tomorrow but there will still be plenty of sunshine and warm weather. it's going t

. >> reporter: 86-year-old floyd carrier served his country in the army, but in 2012, he wasn't allowed to do his civic duty. he was denied the right to vote at the polling place near his beaumont, texas, home. you felt like you weren't a citizen. >> i wasn't a citizen anymore. i wasn't. >> reporter: carrier says he wasn't ato vote because of a voter i.d. law passed in texas in 2011, which required one of seven types of approved picture i.d.s to cast a ballot. for more than 50 years, carrier had used his veterans administration card that had no picture, but suddenly it wasn't enough. in 2012, federal judges ruled that the law violated the voting rights act but republican lawmakers fought repeatedly in federal government to keep the law in place, saying it prevented in-person voter fraud. but again this week, a federal judge ruled that want law was "unexplainable on grounds other than race." genay nelson is with the n.a.a.c.p. legal defense fund. >> this new strict requirement is based on an idea that there is voter fraud in texas, and we've debunked that many times over. >> reporter: te

lieutenant steven floyd was killed in the uprising. floyd's widow is expected to join the employees in the lawsuit. >>> phase two of philadelphia's road closures for next week's nfl draft begins wednesday. this is a live look at the ben franklin parkway. crews are building the theater for the draft right there on the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. lane closures along the parkway began last week. i ran into them on friday, trying to make may way -- >> lucky you. >> more will go into effect at midday wednesday morning. >>> wednesday, the museum of the american revolution will old in old city. former vice president joe biden will be one of the speakers at the opening ceremony st.. it's also the anniversary of the shot heard around the world that ignited the war. there will be musical guests like the philadelphia boys choir. >>> today the 2017 boston marathon gets going in hopkinton, mass marks around 9:00. thousands of runners and wheel athletes will peep e participate. most will -- and wheelchair athletes will participate. this

his dad says floyd joined the military to get money for college. >> first and foremost he was a musician. he played sacks phone for six, seven years. i was pleasantly surprised when he mentioned playing football. his brothers and sisters are athletes. so, when he said he wanted to play football, i about fell out of my chair. >> [ inaudible ] football for three years. the coroner has not determined a cause of death. his dad said floyd did not have any health probtz. >> well, gearing up for a fight next at 5:00 how keeping the internet open and fair just became a new battle ground. >> the president signed an executive order and the national monuments now being reconsidered. it is prompting local concern. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. when you look at pictures like this it might be hard for you to believe we have summer like heat coming. i'll let you know when straight ahead. >> give thanks and the kids who say art is peace and why they say everyone deserves to know >>> take a look. it's nice, isn't it? this is how the artwork should be displayed, in a large for matt. oektd

and floyd jr. had some exceedic aspects to him. so it's been amazing. i can't even have words for it. >> our spirits are high, so we're just grateful that there are people who are humble enough to just know that this is not a sad day, this is not the end of a journey. >> his spirit will live on, and do some good for the family, and he won't be forgotten. >> more than anything in the world, try to bring some laster and joy to, you know, this situation tonight -- laster and joy to, you know, this situation tonight, but what a freight loss. >> mike played to a sold outaudience in a smaller venue than he is used to. for he and the family, this wasn't at&t about mourning, but about a celebration of a life. >> volunteers from microsoft corporation today pitched in to work on a peninsula elementary school. about 200 people showed up this morning at the brick wood academy in palo alto. they were ready for a day filled with fix-it projects aimed at fixing up parts of the school. >> well, we're building a playground, building a new classroom that's outdoors. we'r

she lives in floyd county. she is having to care for him as he goes through alzheimer's. just hearing in her voice the desperation and the lifetime of memories being eroded. she asked me, if i ever see trump or talk to him that i should express her deep desire for us to ensure resources get allocated to find a cure for alzheimer's. i wrote a letter to trump and said i had spoken with her and like many people across the country, there is a deep desire for a cure to alzheimer's being found and we need to properly marshal the resources in enable the private sector to find a cure for that. i've also heard from a few shares this week as they talk about some of the changes in law enforcement and to make sure that i'm doing all i can to support them as well. >> you had political experience coming into this job. >> i had no experience. >> but you had media dating back to when you were 15 years old. >> that was more forced upon me. i went to a camp for the summer when i was young that was focused on business and how to develop young entrepreneurs. like i said, i've always been foc

floyd carrier now has a valid picture i.d. and hopes no one else is denied the right he fought to protect. >> to me you have your right to go vote. >> reporter: if this latest ruling stands, scott, there are consequences. texas elections could dpoe back under federal oversight. >> omar villafranca, thanks. >>> a 9-year-old boy shot in his classroom is recovering well, according to his family. on monday a gunman in san bernardino, california shot his estranged wife, who was a teacher, but he hit two children as well. the teacher and one student died. the gunman committed suicide. the violence recalled the horror at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. it's been four years since 20 first-graders and six educators were murdered. recently "60 minutes" returned to newtown to speak with parents who can never move on but are finding ways to move forward. among them david and francine wheeler, who lost their son ben. a parent who has lost a child has one fear left. the end of remembering. and so many of the families h

. >> reporter: neither the family nor survivors spoke, but the widow of floyd white tear trs her eyes as attorneys describe a failed attempts by these officers to save him from his inmate captors. >> they are the heroes, the forgotten heroes. >> several of the officers have left their jobs. the lawsuit is seeking punitive and compensatory damages. for them and for the family of lieutenant floyd even as the criminal investigation into who killed him continue. george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> we did reach out to both governors for comment about the new accusation. someone who answered the phone indicated that he would not comment and no one returned our calls to governor. >> the ceo says no one will be fired after a man was forcibly dragged off a plane. united apologized again for this incident you have and say it's too soon to know if ticket sales were affected by this viral video. they also call canned it a system failure. >> here's a look at some of the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. in montgomery county, a man will spend the next 10 to 20 years this prison fo

steven floyd was killed in the uprising. his widow is kpped to join the officers today. >>> jury selection aroundway for a man accused of killing his three-year-old son. prosecutors say he killed brenden because the child was hindering a relationship with his teenaged girlfriend. >>> tonight the pros kus is expected to rest its case against erick frien. the man in the video is inside the courtroom right now. you're looking at the officer there. douglas told the jury that getting shot felt like getting hit in the back with a baseball bat. >>> a hit-and-run driver who injured two people. the driver hit the motorcyclist around 3:30 this morning. the driver of the minivan then ran away. two people on the bike were taken to the hospital. injuries were not life threatening. >>> a deadly shooting. police say a 23-year-old man was shot and killed around 11:00 last night. the victim died at the hospital. police are searching for suspects and a motive. >>> philadelphia police hope this video will help them catch two shooting suspects.

have struck deal in principle which will allow the next bailout funds to be released and athens to floyd the faulting on its next payment. -- to avoid the faulting on its next payment. this despite the proposition to further austerity measures. the eu's economic affairs chief said progress was being made. >> the time has come to put an end to the uncertainty that has been weighing too long on the greek economy, which is preventing investment, which prevents the reduction of unemployment. conclusion to the the greek people deserve after all efforts have been made. >> european regulators have given unconditional approval for 21st century fox to take control of the mediator -- examininglator is whether the deal would preach british rules on broadcasting standards. deutsche bank has completed a billion euros worth of new of a billion sales euros worth of new shares. biggest bank has s cut thousands of jobs and reported huge losses in 2015. they began returning to profit last year. the corruption casase against te acting heaead of the samsung group. heat knives charges, including embezzlement

she lives in floyd county and now she's having to care for him as he goes through alzheimer's. hearing in her voice the desperation in the sense of a a lifetime of memories gradually being eroded. she asked me if i ever see trump, i would talk to trump. if i get an opportunity to hear from trump data should express her deep desire for us to ensure resources get allocated to find a cure for alzheimer's. and so i did. i wrote a letter to trump and said i've spoken with her, and like many people across this country, there's a deep desire for a cure to all sums being found and ensuring work properly marshal the resources as well as enable and empower the private sector, biotech and passion to find a cure for is hugely important to that is one of many great stories. also hear from a few shares this week. also make sure i call local officials and forces punished which are under all he can to support them as well. >> you didn't have a lot of political expense coming into this job? >> i had no political experience. >> but you had experience with national media dating back to when you'r

she lives in floyd county. now she is having to care for him as he goes through alzheimer's. just hearing in her voils the desperation -- voice the desperation and sense of lifetime of memories gradually being eroded. she asked me if i ever see trump, if i talk to trump, if i get ant opportunity to hear from trump, i should ex pretty her deep desire for us -- express her deep desire for to us make sure resources get allocated to find a cure for alzheimer's. i did. i wrote a letter to trump and said that i'd spoken with her and like many people across this country, there's a deep desire for a cure to alzheimer's being found. and ensuring that we properly marshall the resources, aswoman as enable and empower the private sector through biotech innovation to be able to find a cure for that is hugely also i've heard from -- is huge. i've also heard from law enforcement. i make sure i call local officials and first responders to make sure i do all i can to support them as well. reporter: you didn't have a lot of political experience coming into this job. but you did have some exper

floyd was killed and the floyd family is blaming the state for ignoring staffing problem as lowing it to happen. according to their lawyer the guards that survive ready still recovering. >> they are subject to constant flashbacks and nightmares and terror, insomnia, ptsd i could go on and on. >> the complaint names former governors, mintner and markell. >>> police are trying to find two teenage suspects after a home was garage was broken into. the suspects entered the home wearing masks and made off with hundred dollars and an iphone. nobody was hurt. >>> and now police are looking to track down a gunman that happened on louise street. the victim was shot in the abdomen and is in critical condition. >>> officials in camden gathered to call for an end to gun violence. they walked to whitman square park including mayor dana redd. they are encouraging lawmakers to pass gun control legislation. >>> philadelphia is on the clock, the crews have less than nine days until thousands of fans take over the ben franklin parkway and tonight they have more room to work as another set of road closur

. >>> 17-year-old floyd barell was preparing to start boot camp this summer. last december, he joined the brentwood marine corps delayed entry program as a recruit specializing in field artillery support. yesterday, he was just beginning to workout with his fellow recruits at veterans park in brentwood when he suddenly collapsed. >> one of the recrews ran to a nearby water park, where one of our own city employees jumped into action, and actually started performing cpr on floyd. >> this morning class, my teacher told us that he was, he had an asthma attack, i think it was during training. >> he was set to graduate in june and start training in san diego in august. grief counselors have been called to the high school to help students deal with the sudden loss. no word yet on what caused his death. the coroner will now be conducting an autopsy. >>> all right, a live look outside tonight as the clouds and rain showers start to clear, following our latest round of wet weather. >> chief meteorologist, bill martin looking at how much rain we have added up here. >> w

floyd during during a prison uprising at vaughn correctional center in february.ow is expected to announce that she, as well as five other corrections officers are filing a lawsuit. >>> contractors found the charred remains of the man inside of the franklin mills restaurant, sushi kingdom on the 400 block of franklin mills circle has been closed and boarded up for some time. contractors found body in the room also scorched, investigators are looking into whether the man had been living in the abandoned business but they are not ruling out foul play. >>> 6:36. this morning authorities in multiple states are actively searching for an ohio man considered armed and extremely dangerous. >> we're talking about 37 year-old steven stephens who is accused of killing a man walking down the street, posting video on social media. thomas drayton what has you learned. >> police, fbi, they have no idea where stephens could be. last night an emotional vigil was held for victim's 74 year-old robert godwin senior. members of the family say they forgive the alleged killer. >> hi, ca

floyd during during a prison uprising at vaughn correctional center in february. his widow is expected to announce that she's as well as five other corrections officers are filing a lawsuit. >>> a developing story this morning a nationwide manhunt, continues, for facebook murder suspect steve stephens, and at one point yesterday, police were searching for stephens, right here in philadelphia. and after, a report, he had been sighted but searches for him proved to be unfounded. >>> victim's family issuing this heartfelt plea for the suspect to turn himself in. >> steve, give it up, man. i'm not happy what you did but i forgive you. >> reporter: heart breaking this morning, lauren johnson, in the studio with more on the hunt for stephens, good morning, lauren. >> reporter: we have learned more about the suspect accused of randomly killing a innocent father. steve stephens made a living mentoring teens but his life was spiraling out of control because of gambling debt and trouble with his girl friend. unfortunately his target became this man, 74 year-old robert godwi

floyd, died, during a prison uprising at vaughn correctional center in february. his widow is expected to announce that she as well as five other corrections officers are filing a lawsuit. >>> developing this morning, a nationwide manhunt, continues for facebook murder suspect steve stephens. on sunday, stephens a talk 74 year-old robert god win, senior, and posted it on facebook. yesterday, there were reports that stephens had been spotted in philadelphia but searches for him proved to be unfounded victim's family issuing this heartfelt plea for the suspect , to turn himself in. >> i just want him to know that god loves him. we love him. yes, we're hurt but we have to forgive him. if we don't forgive him the bible says your heavenly father won't forgive you. >> police say stephens should be armed and dangerous. a $50,000 reward is being offered for the arrest. >>> when news broke of the search for stephens yesterday in our area, fox 29 alerted you on your possible devices as well as on facebook and twitter. a reminder you can stay up to dayton this breaking story

the 17-year-old glide borrough was preparing to -- floyd borrough was preparing to start bootcamp after graduation. he joined the delayed entry program as a recruit specializing in field artiller support. on today, he was beginning a workout with the fellow recruits in brentwood when he collapsed. >> one of the recruits ran to a nearby water park where one of our own city employees jumped into action and started performing cpr on floyd. >> this morning, class, my teacher told us that he was, he had an asthma attack. he was dieing in training. >> and he was set to graduate in june and start training in san diego in august. no word on the cause of his death. the coroner will conduct an autopsy. >>> san francisco police arrested another cable car conductor accused of stealing fares. the 55-year-old david reyes was arrested yesterday. last week, you will remember, another cable car operate ear, 60-year-old albert williams was arrested and charged with stealing fares. they searched williams' home and found $32,000 in cash inside his safe. earlier this week, it may eliminate cash fares on cab

the 17-year-old floyd barell was preparing to start boot camp this summer after graduating from highol. last september, we joined -- he joined the marine corp's delayed entry program as a recruit specializing in artillery support. on tuesday, he was just starting i workout with his fellow recruits at veteran's park in brentwood when he collapsed. >> and one recruited ran to a nearby water park where one of the city employees jumped into action and started performing cpr on floyd. >> and this morning, class, might teacher told us that he was, he had an asthma attack and he was -- in training. >> and he was due to graduate in june and start training in san diego in august. we have no word yet on what caused had the death and there will be a autopsy behind the coroner. >>> and time is 6:37. mexico considering taking action against the u.s. over president trump's plan to build the border wall. reporter william la jeunesse joins us with mexico proposing and what it means for american tourists. >> reporter: almost 30 million americans visit mexico each year. and yet the foreign minister sa

. >> i thought you would say it was named after pink floyd. the first three letters are the same.rmtracker 6 live double scan right now shows you that we have a little shower activity off to the north and east. no longer a problem for our neck of the woods and looking outside we have the chopper of the schuylkill expressway earlier and you see the scullery going on there. absolutely skulls out there and the nice warm temperatures and a lot more of that coming up in the weeks ahead. today we look at highs in the 70s even though we are not in the 80s like yesterday. it's warm and comfortable. the sun is in the process of brightening up and coming back and thursday and friday down into the 60s and not bad overall and we'll see the temperatures shoot on up again. reading and poconos all with record highs and philadelphia came close and today dealing with the warmth, 71 if philadelphia at the mid-day hour and the wins northwest at 13 miles per hour. a little bit on the breezy side. and the clouds not only the rain moving away and the clouds in the process is of clearing out and we see

uprising at a prison in smyrna, during that uprising correctional officers were taken hostage, today the floyd family and the workers taken hostage blame the state for ignoring security and staffing problems. our vernon odom will have more on the federal lawsuit coming up at 12:30. >>> jury selection has started in the case of a south jersey father accused of killing his 3-year-old son. david creato jr. is accused of killing his son in june of 2015. they said he killed the boy because he was getting in the way of the father's relationship with his girlfriend. he call police initially and said his son was missing. >> both sides rested in the case of erick frein. john rawlins is live at the courthouse in milford pike county with a recap of the trial so far. >> reporter: late monday the jury heard from alex douglas a one time marathoner that walked now with a limp. a rifle shot shattered his hip and ripped through his lower body. he testified he was outside coming to work and hearing a loud bang followed by a scream coming from the front of the barracks and approached and saw someone down and unh

. >> for showing a floyd mayweather pay per view fight in his restaurant.f you want to watch it you pay about $100 and turn on the tv. but if you want show it to a thousands. unknown to williams, an undercover customer sat in his restaurant. she says she saw the fight on six screens. 135 heads in the restaurant, and even wrote bounce the license plates. >> and sue restaurant owners that sue restaurant owners. >> did you show the fight? >> absolutely not. no fight was being shown, and didn't know who the people were. >> they only tell one side of the story, their side, and they know they're caught. >> he says the restaurants he sues accusations so they take video. >> people will still deny they showed the fight, it's unbelievable. >> but attorneys for the businesses say they are a deep pocketed heavy weight pebeatingp on lightweights. restaurants that can be jammed into settling the suit for quick cash. emily's restaurant was sued. their manager won't. >> how bad is $150,000 lawsuit for you. >> they settled for an undisclosed amount. they found more than 100

floyd was killed during the deadly standoff in february. >>> new at 11:00, a tale of two town halls tonight. two south jersey congressmen held events ten miles apart but voters had different reactions. but voters said they just want answers from their leaders in washington. but as denise nakano found out, they don't always get them. >> take a stand, don't take our health care plan. >> reporter: 75 protesters in new jersey's third district got loud. >> it is not a compromise. >> we have been asking for meetings and for a town hall. >> reporter: they say they had no other choice but to protest outside a meeting at a retirement community in mount laurel that shut them out. >> his refusal to listen to his constituents and to go to where his constituents are. >> reporter: people are looking for answers about health care, the environment and other issues. he held a town hall last month, the first by a gop lawmaker in the philadelphia region. but some say it's not enough. >> he's not accessible. >> reporter: a town hall meeting took place in burlington county that was open to the public. >> i thin

lieutenant steven floyd was killed.xpected to join the officers. >>> new, two new jersey lawmakers calling for quick repairs at the damaged hoboken rail station. a platform has been walled off since september when a train barrelled into the station. the closed concourse causes a huge bottleneck for commuters there when there were problems at the station like the two recent derailments there. the concourse is set to reopen in june. the project to repair the entire station will not be complete until 2019. >>> the tsa is now testing a new pre-check enrollment center at philly international. here's a live look there. here's what we know about it -- starting today, you can sign up at that temporary location located in terminal b baggage claim. there are already locations across the area where you can sign up for the tsa pre-check. the tsa says if there's interest in that location, they could make it permanent. >>> septa is testing wi-fi on five of its accordion-style buses. the buses are part of a pilot program that could ev

by the time the authoritied gained control of the situation steve floyd was dead and five other correction officers were tortured. and they say that the goechbs triggered staffing shortages that made building c a time bomb. >> today we charge that for 16 years it's the policy of two governors and in delaware deliberately not to employee enough officers to safely run delaware's prisons. >> that is the alligation, the lawyers also say that there was no working surveillance cameras inside of the facility. >> philadelphia's fire commissioner says they responded to a scathing report on the death of lieutenant joyce craig killed in a house fire in 2014 in west oak lane. the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty. the national institute for occupational health blamed her death on a number of failures including out dated equipment and her oxygen hose burned through during the blaze and her air supply disappeared in just 10 minutes and adam teal says that changes are made but it will take years to implement all the recommendations. >> we are hurting right now and doing our best to supp

lieutenant steven floyd was killed in the uprising.idow is expected to join the employees. >>> phase two of philadelphia's road closures for the nfl draft next week begin this wednesday. here's a live look at the ben franklin parkway or video of officers putting up some of those restrictions. crews are building the theater for the draft on the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. lane closures along the parkway began last week. they're the ones you see in red. more closures, shown here in yellow, will go into effect just after midnight wednesday morning. >>> on wednesday the museum of the american revolution will open in olds city. now former vice president -- in old city. now former vice president joe biden will be one of the speakers at the ceremony. april 19th is also the 242nd anniversary of the shot heard around the world that ignited the revolutionary war. >>> about 6:45 on your monday. a few minutes before the start of the "today" show. >> savannah guthrie and lauer lau-- and matt lauer have a preview. >>> good morning, nice

in for the family of 17- year-old "floyd burrell". ==reveal== >>> tragedy at a military training exercise in brentwood. one of the recruits collapsed and died yesterday. on our twitter feed support is fo pouring in. pg pg&e failed to maintain a power line. we'll have more news after this break. investigative reporter bigad shaban is here to explain what this >>> get ready for some tense moments this friday. flood victims in san jose say they are ready to give elected officials an ear full. we explain what this has to do with millions of tax dollars. >> reporting revealed how nearly 11 million of your tax dollars were spent on designs that were supposed to reduce the risk of flooding pr fares of san jose. we discovered the pricey plans haven't amounted to a single fix. communities are vulnerable during that flood back in february. one lawmaker is demanding answers from the santa clara water district. >> it hasn'ted amounted to anything in 20 years. >> i don't think we have seen that yet from the water district. >> you saw it as a way o

i think that is something i've always respected about floyd, it's something that i always tried to practicepreach in my everyday business, and our non-profit in the greater cincinnati area. so it's way more than just about deals. it's really in the day that goes back down for the people and we're extremely passionate about our young people. >> armstrong: why is it important entrepreneurs, on commerce,in a generation wealth, and how that can translate into building cities and building communities? >> guest: the working class people, our young people, it's our future, and you know, for us to truly make a generational change we have to continue to have our current leaders of today sharing that message, and realizing and understanding it's not just about the transactions or the deal, it's about the people that that is going to impact and the generation change that occurs when those -- when those messages are >> armstrong: and welcome back to the right side with your host we're honored to be joined by the cincinnati bengals, marvin lewis, legendary, as we traveled to the city of cincinnati. it's