lauren friedman was the football team's photographer that year. she saw a lot of goff up close. >> he was very quiet, but he took care of his friends and he looked after them and looked after the team. >> reporter: assistant athletic director larry gondola had goff in two classes. he said even at cal jared never forgot his roots. >> last spring he e-mailed me, and i was expecting it to be just something about cal football, right? and he said, gee, i just want to let you know i'm in an economics class at cal with 35 other kids, a group class, and i'm the only one that knows excel. thanks for your class. >> reporter: around the campus, not a bad word about jared goff. everyone describes him as a cool kid, a great kid, a sensitive kid, a smart student and in full disclosure that lauren friedman girl you just saw is somewhat related to me. she is my daughter. the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. we're going back inside to watch this announcement. live at uc berkeley, wayne friedman. >> thanks very much. if goff goes first, he would be the latest i

football team queues their governing body of wage discrimination. they say they're being paid a fraction of what their male counterparts receive even though they bring in more revenue and perform better. >> reporter: american striker alex morgan breaking another u.s. record by scoring just 12 seconds into in olympic $kwachg match last month. the u.s. women's team is growing fans to the stands and beyond. their victory in last year's world cup final was the most telecast watched in the year every. topping any men's match. they complain their male counterparts were made more money even though the females generated more revenue. they earned two million dollars for winning the cup compared to the men of 9 million. >> it's coming off a world cup win and the pay disparity between the men and women is just too large. >> reporter: acting on behalf of the full team, five players say in a complaint with the quality community employment commission that it breaches laws. >> they use pay equity and income to be the reason why. that excuse no longer exists. >> re

in my time when i was litting having a black man quarterback a football team was a big deal. let alone be president. so all of those historical implications are cool. >> what's the secret to playing a big room like that. >> it's the audio. you can't worry about how the jokes are rolling, you to pretend as if you're destroying, you're killing. so your reaction is like yeah, i'm glad you liked that one. the audio is terrible. and it is just a wide room, too, so you just have to ignore it. the biggest thing, you just want to check and see if the president is laughing, that's the most important thing. if he is laughing you're doing okay. >> will you make a weekend of it? yeah, i'm heading back on sunday, so not quite. yeah, i guess it will be a short weekend, yeah. >> is the family coming with you? >> my parents, my mother and father. they have never met the president either, so yes that is very exciting. larry, will you be editing your remarks up until that saturday night. >> i will be editing them as i'm doing them, believe me. that is absolutely part of it. i'm very nervous ab

and as soon as the football team stood up and said we are not going to play on saturday until something is done, the university president resigned in 36 hours. [laughter] 36 hours. and that is how much power that the athletes on campuses have. and schools have given it to them almost unwittingly because there is so much money now tied up in the games; tv money, espn, cbs and the concessions and the sponsorships. and so if the game doesn't go on, there is so much money at stake. and so just imagine if a team didn't come out for the final four and said we'd like to renegotiate the terms of how we play college sports. i think the system would change in half an hour. it would change so fast. again, that's also really, really hard to do because these are 18 and 19-year-old kids who want to play in the final four. and so to take a stand is really hard especially because many of them are just in college for a couple years, they have a pro career that they're looking out for. but i think that is what it's going to take to fundamentally make the system more equitability with bl. >> and -- equita

women's football team demand the same pay as their male counterparts >>> the upper house of mean's parliament has approved a new government post for aung san suu kyi. it is designed to give her a powerful role in running the country. she is barred by the constitution from becoming president because her children hold foreign passports. our correspondent has an update. >> reporter: this was an easy win for aung san suu kyi, a large majority here in the upper house has accepted this crucial bill which will give her far-reaching powers. she was barred from running for president. the constitution says a person with children of foreign nationalities cannot be the president. it looks like with the new bill she will be above the president. some compare it with a position of prime minister. it is called state counsellor and it means that she is not only advising the government and not only advising parliament, but also advising the judiciary. she is basically above all these parties, but when i was asking the parliament members here does that mean she has more power than the president, they really don

women's football team demand the same pay as their male counterparts. myanmar's parliament has voted on a bill to create a new post for aung san suu kyi. it's designed to give her a powerful role in running the country. her party, the ruling national league for democracy as proposed the bill to make her a state adviser. she is barred from becoming president because her children hold foreign passports. what does this mean, how much power would it give her. >> reporter: this was an easy win for her, a large majority in the upper house has just accepted this crucial bill which will give her far-reaching powers. as you know, she was barred from running for president. the constitution says a person with children of foreign nationalities can't be a president. she has explained it to be above the president. it looks like with this new bill she will be above the president. some compare it with a position of prime minister. officially it's called state counsellor and it means that she is's not only advising the government and not only advising parliament, but al

the strength coach of alabama's football team makes $600,000 a year. and so one of the reasons that they make so much money is because in this money has to go somewhere, and it cannot be given to the players. and the way to recruit the players is to build, you know, palatial facilities. and oregon's football facility has imported brazilian wood in it. they imported wood from brazil to build this facility. and it's gorgeous. and it's, you know, $40, $50 million. but that's how you recruit players, because you can't offer them money, so you have to offer them a lot of cool stuff. but another reason that, you know, the best coaches, that nick saban at alabama can make $7 million is because when they bring in the best players, it is a tremendous marketing arm for a school. right? and so when you hear about football players that get away with, you know, close to but not murder, right? they get away with, you know, breaking rules and mistreating women, it's because they are so valuable to the school. and so you have this strange dichotomy where these athlete

the man was the treasure ear for diablo valley youth football team.say it was two board member that is went to authorities after finding discrepancies. several parents we spoke with didn't want to go on camera but are disappointed and upset and some had suspicions. >> reporter: while children in the east bay paid to play football, police say one of the men took mop for himself. lynnwood burris peyton is accused of embezzleing more than 200,000 dollars to. night he is in jail. >> there were direct transfers from the account into his personal account. >> reporter: police say 2010- 2014, he served as treasurer for the conference. police say during that time he spent more than 22,000 dollars at grocery stores, more than 21,000 at home furnishing and improvement stores, almost 20,000 at the raceway, 10,000 for personal insurance, nearly 4000 on cable bills and 3000 on flights. >> he was causing over draft fees on the youth conference account.

you know, if you have a football team you're winning. and you get to the super bowl you don't change your quarterback, right? so i'm not changing o. >> so we've got some preliminary gdp stats out for the uk this morning coming in at .4% on the first quarter. 2.1 on the year. so that is in line with forecast. expect to see it weaken slightly from the back end of last year down from .6% in the fourth quarter. is it to do with brexit and uncertainty around that. the office of statistics says they have no evidence for or against the slowdown being linked to uncertainty around that june 23rd referendum. i point the what we've seen in the gross stats in the u.s. and what we're expecting this week too. isn't a global slowdown attributing to the volatile we saw. >>> weakness in asia overnight. weakness in europe as we await for the fed tonight and bank of japan tonight on thursday. a big risk events. a touch lower for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq and dow. oscillating this morning between positive and negative. but you would expect pairing of risk

. >> football teams don't stop in the third quarter.y have an obligation, i'm saying i don't see how they get there but that doesn't mean they shouldn't try. he is himself, the presumptive nominee. the guy has got to unify the party. the guy has to unify the party is the presumptive nominee, namely, donald trump. >> i asked you a question on radio today. and we had 17 people start this process. governor perry, john kasich, marco rubio, scott walker. we can add that didn't run. and would it be smart to announce this is going to be my secretary of state, my secretary of defense? would that be a wise, maybe unconventional idea? from an unconventional candidate that could work? >> look. it's worth considering. and i agree with you. that was a remarkable level of talent and trump can take some satisfaction in the notion he's still standing. there are first rate personalities out there. and he just outgrew all of them. and a lot of this to me is a surprise, we've known donald a good while. i had no idea he had this level of talent and ability

. >> 15-year-old freshman was on the football team and the wrestling team at high school. but he was known more for his big heart and sense of humor than any of his athletic accomplishments. those that knew him say he was a loving and supportive member of the class and treated everyone with kindness and respect. >> when we were down he would always just tell us don't worry about it pick it up. he wouldn't let us cry over the mistakes we made. >> he's one of the funniest kids we knew. he made the football season great. he made it fun. >> just about everyone who is a student or teacher or faculty member was at the track to remember andre. all had similar stories about him and how he would encourage people to be themselveses and be better versions of themselves. simply put he was adored by his classmates. >> he was like a big brother i could look up to. he always o taught me to never give up on myself. wii all saw him as a funny guy who he was. and i can just, i wish i could say good-bye to my best friend one more time before he left. >> you could just hear it over and over a

. >>> football teams don't get to get in the red zone and demand a touchdown and cry about it when youdon't give them one. that's what we are dealing with with the trump campaign. >> on the democratic side, bernie sanders supporters are protesting the large amount of money george clooney and amalhelped raise for hillary clinton this weekend. the actor defending himself saying most of the money raised will help democrats lower on in the ticket. >> they're right to protest. it is an obscene amount of money. >> new york election leaders say tomorrow's primary expected to bring out a high number of new voters. >> a big blunder in buffalo is leaving college hopefuls angry this morning. an e-mail sent friday to some 5,000 college students saying they had been accepted to the state university of new york and buffalo. someone accidentally sent acceptance letters to students still being considered. the college told each applicant they have a chance getting in. >> it's 5:25. hoverboards that continue to catch fire. the latest incident earlier this month in daly city. nobody was injured but it's

they don't necessarily include a football team. idea is discussed ahead. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. kellye: we are continuing to follow that breaking news. ten and 12th street are closed on const at the i.r.s. no one was hurt and the fire is out. we are told that the roads should reopen in the half hour. we will go there live when they do. leon: a maryland transit worker is seriously hurt after a vehicle explosion this morning in pikesville. we are told the m.t.a. employee was working when it exploded setting it and two other vehicles on fire. it's not clear what caused the explosion. the state fire marshal is investigating. kellye: the t.s.a. has a new high-tech tool aimed squarely to respond to an emergency and it works to allow first responders to train for worst case scenario in a digital world. brianne carter has a story you will only see on 7. brianne: it looks like a virtual reality video game. >> as you move to each one, it shows where the position is. brianne: but a high-tech training and response tool that the l

"the main in spain ♪ >> if you have a football team and you're winning and you get to the super bowl,'re not changing your quarterback, right. >> i don't buy donald trump 2.0. i don't think it exists or ever exists. >> reporter: hillary clinton clearly plans to use trump's temperament. she was already sharpening her lines. >> in this campaign, it's important that people not just give speeches and get everybody riled up. you need to ask them what are you going to do and how are you going to do it? don't just give me the rhetoric and the demagoguery. >> reporter: her closing add also positions her as a nun nurturing alternative to the balm bash on the republican side. tonight, that imagery of america hugging it out, transform under to a new campaign slogan for clint clinton. >> we're going to families are supported, streets are safe and communities are strong and where love trumps hate. >> reporter: because one person she's not quite ready to hug it out with, bernie sanders. or maybe he's not ready to hug it out with her. any chance of a rocky moment? >> if the voter turnout isigh, we

this is about building a football team and taking was the perfect fit. >> with the second round upon us, maybe the skins will go with what thought they would do, go after a defensive lineman. >>> kirk tweeted his excitement about having josh on the team. this guy can come in, no pressure to produce right away, got the talent and can learn from jackson and pierre. >> ce with get the defensive -- we can get the defensive linemen. >> okay. >> big night tonight and weekend of rain. that's the news at 6:00. cbs is next. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. >> pelley: protesters force donald trump on a wild detour. >> then we went under a fence and through a fence and oh, boy. it felt like i was crossing the border, actually. >> pelley: a funding battle disarms health officials in t

. >> football team. >> jimmy: i heard about this kid, who was in high school, he got kicked off my: these are all infractions listed by his team. >> his intramural soccer team. >> jimmy: why he was thrown off the team. and i just thought i'd read a a couple things, just to see if you agree with this guy. we decided to ban you from our coed soccer league because of your behavior. received warnings. here is a list of your incidents. one, you made a phone call while playing on the field. [ laughter ] >> on my team, that will be no problem. we're gonna encourage players to have their cell phones on and to be engaged in social media while playing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, that's good. he's running into a goal while hiding ball in shirt. [ laughter ] >> classic. classic comedy move. >> jimmy: as long as you don't use your hands, it's legal, right? >> it's legal, yeah. >> jimmy: sitting on the opposing team's bench. again -- >> pretty funny. >> jimmy: yeah. wearing cowboy hat during game. [ laughter ] you should have one player every team -- >> there are gonna go into all of our byl

women's football team demands the same pain at their male counterparts. >>> the plight of refugees fleeing conflict appears to be getting worse. the u.n. is calling for safeguards to be put in place before refugees return to turkey under a deal between ankara and the european union following a warning of deteriorating conditions in makeshift refugee camps in greece. amnesty international is accusing turkey of forcibly returning syrian refugees back to the war-torn country. the rights group said turkish authorities have been illegally expelling 100 syrians daily since early this year. we'll speak to amnesty in a moment but first sedona hodor joins us from the greece-macedonia border. a lot of concern about how this process is going so unfold. >> this isn't the first time the u.n. and other organizations have criticized the way the u.n. is handling the refugee crisis. the u.n. raising its voice really three days before that deal is to be implemented. monday, we are expecting to see deportations, migrants and refugees being sent back to turkey. the u.n. expressing concern that these migrants

. >> reporter: after relocating to west oakland he is a linebacker on the football team with a 3.73 gpa. >> my mother said i couldn't play football unless i had a good gpa so i hit the books and made sure my grades was up to par. >> his advice for draymond green is minimal. >> he has to play his game and they will win. >> reporter: dylan says the couple d2, d3 schools are recruiting him for football. he is not sure where he will go but after that he hopes to open up a computer science business. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> do you know where dylan will be sitting? >> i do actually. he has two great tickets. he is in section 124, row 22. and each of his two tickets is about $1,100 each for free, of course. >>> parking fees at state parks are a hot issue at a conference in santa rosa. the california coastal commission is considering a request from the state parks department to charge people to park at several locations along the sonoma county coast. they say the fees could discourage people from enjoying the county's coastline. >>> also today, the state senate will take up a proposa

exclusive interviews with the team's new decisionmakers and our team of football hall of famers willbirds picks. >> we continue to follow breaking news for you this morning. >> a crash, a carjacking and another crash, two police officers are hurt. we just spoke with investigators and we'll have new information from them coming up at 6:00. >>> breaking overnight, police charge a mother in the death of her own 2-year-old child. we'll tell you what the mother admitted to police. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> this breaking news, a crash and carjacking involving police officers and men who ditched their clothes. >>> let's win the nomination and in july, let's return as a unified party. >> looking ahead to july, hillary clinton is on brink of pushing bernie sanders out and coming back to philadelphia as the democratic nominee. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. >> and donald trump is talking trash about hillary clinton. hear her response. it's 6:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm t

football league. it doesn't surprise me that they were first round draft picks. >> that team late in the draft teaming up to take joshua garnett with 28th pick. >> we said we want to run the football. and in our minds was the best run blocking offensive lineman interior guy. >> reporter: the raiders using the 14th pick on a possible replacement. west virginia safety carl joseph. >> very aggressive mentality. he is versatile. he can play. he plays all over the field. he will run and hit anything. >> reporter: the draft continues friday with rounds two and three and concludes saturday with rounds four through seven. >> so exciting. >> now we have to wait until september to watch it all happen. >>> up next, the so-called one minute workout. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete bre

that's the cal football team. they are fired up because jared goff was just picked by the l.a. rams, the number one overall pick of the nfl draft. how about that for jared goff. >> a local guy out of marin catholic high school. he set the single season record for touchdown passes, 4 3, and more than 4700 passing yards last season at cal, going not too far away from home, down to the los angeles rams. they have a big reason to celebrate. how great is that for a local guy to be the number one overall fink draft. >> the last time cal had the number one overall pick was 1975. that was steve bartkowski. i think that jared goff is the first bay area-born player to be the number one overall pick since jim plunkett. i was at a cal game walking back to the car, and it was this gay walking next to us, and we just started having a conversation, and he said, yeah, my grandson plays on the cal bears. i said who is your grand sop, he goes, jared goff. >> oh my gosh. >> he was just so nice, and he was so proud of jared goff. >> jared goff's father, a former major league baseball player. such

we'll have exclusive interviews with the team's decisionmakers and football hall of famers. >>> well,arks 100 days until the rio olympics and nbc 10 your olympic station sent nbc 10's jacqueline london to rio to find out how the city is getting ready for the summer games. while there, she checked out a local landmark you might associate with bond, james bond. check it out. that's the clip of "moon raker" that used sugar loaf mountain and its iconic cable cars as a backdrop. those cable cars are your ticket to the mountain top. it's a breath taking sight you won't see anywhere else. it's where we found the sappos family from middletown, delaware. >> we came over here and saw the cameras. look, there's channel 10. >> that's cool. that's not the only philly connection we found. tune in to nbc 10 rio 100 that airs tonight at 7:00 right here on nbc 10. ahead in our next half hour, we'll take you to times square in new york where athletes are already celebrating the countdown to the rio games. >>> it's 4:27. front-runners win. next at :30, we take a closer look at donald trump and hillary c

he was cut from the football team last month. >>> bidens will appear at the philadelphia college to help students prepare for and graduate from college. >>> 4:47 a.m. why gas prices are expected to rise, but airfare is not. >>> a semi driver runs a red light and ends you mean smash into a home in chicago, that story is next. across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an attorney general...for us look the view out across philadelphia international airport. you can see somebody's luggage is about to get loaded. 4:50 a.m. and 52 degrees. >>> hi karen. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, ready to start the week? looking live at i-95 right near the philadelphia international airport. looking good, construction

have a question on that for you. >> sure. >> if they were to play there, the name of washington's football team could be an issue if the team does get to play there, isn't that true? >> absolutely. the land underneath rfk stadium is owned by the federal government and controlled by the secretary of the interior. the secretary of the interior has said on a number of occasions she doesn't think much of the taleeam's name and she it likely to help the team get a new stadium there. the larger point is whether the city can do whatever they want on this property or if they have need congressional approval to build something new there. >> there's also the question of who is going to pay for that. >> yeah, and that question has not really been addressed at this point. you know, the officials in d.c. are talking about the very best ideas right now. they haven't really put pen to paper in terms of figuring out the costs, but we are talking about some very expensive proposals here. one of them calls for building sort of a deck across the entire site under which all the parking would be built. another woul

the big news is the high school football team, the bluebirds, are undefeated. it's a crisp and clear evening, an autumn chill in the air. and back at the bar, audrey appears to be getting the cold shoudler. >> i'm kind of looking around and i didn't see him. so, i waited. >> reporter: she goes to touch up her mascara. it's almost 10:30, and its looking as if miss ohio is in the unlikely position of being stood up. you must've been waiting and waiting and waiting. i mean, what's going through your mind? were you angry? >> i mean, i'm a girl, so, i was like, where is this guy? where is he? >> reporter: his name is ryan poston, and audrey was hardly the first woman to find him appealing. so, you two were just really in love? >> i thought he was just the most beautiful thing i've ever seen in my life. it was love at first sight. and, i guess it was three days later and i had the key to his apartment. >> reporter: for about two years, lauren worley was with ryan. they even got these dogs, max and lilly, together. when they met, lauren was a student at chase law scho

of all as i understand it, the fraternity got involved in taking down the wall, but it was the football team and others who said you know with the kind of racist arguments that you hear from trump about mexicans are racist and thieves and keep out all the musli muslims, maybe that's what got those kids going, so i don't know. se seems might be they were standing up for what they believe. >> thank you very much. coming up, think the convention rules speak for the gop, they may be worse for the democrats. [music playing] subject: i thought everything would go back to how it used to be. but that wasn't realistic for him or our family. [music playing] make the connection helped me realize that we are not alone. other families are dealing with similar challenges and working toward the right solutions together. visit maketheconnection.net to see stories like ours and learn how your family can start the journey toward recovery today. >>> i want to say thanks to our crew for joining us. head over to foxnews.com to see jonathan's stock picks. it's time to wake up. the process for several weeks callin

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lots of football teams get in the red zone and lose.e're aiming to win this by building up the number of folks who support ted. and he's growing the coalition he needs to win. >> you heard mr. manafort say you're doing it with the held of breaking the rules. >> and you asked the key follow-up question. tell me one example. and he couldn't give you a single example. they use this hyperbolic rhetoric that they can't back up. he said, well, you know, the lawsuits are coming. he can't answer the question because we're playing within the rules established a long time ago. and motivating voters. based on ted's vision. that's why we're winning now. why we're rolling through so many of these states. why he didn't bother to compete. trump didn't just lose in wyoming. he got stomped. and the same was true in colorado. 65,000 people participated in colorado. ted cruz swept those -- that election. and he did it with his vision for economic growth. to make this country secure and also to expand freedom. and donald trump can't speak to any of those t

>> reporter: after relocating to west oakland a couple of years, dylan is a linebacker on the football team with a 3.73 gps. >> my mother said i couldn't play football unless i had a 3.0 gps. so i hit the books and made sure that my grades was up to par, so i could play. >> reporter: his advice for his favorite player draymond is minimal. >> he has to play his game and they will win, basically. >> reporter: he says a few division 2 and 3 schools are recruiting him for football. he is still trying to decide where to go. after that he hopes to open up a computer science business. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> and social media going off the hook tonight. crazy wild fans, excited about tonight's big game. one fan tweeted, will steph curry get to 400 three-pointers tonight? another tweeted a photo of steph warming up with hashtag, 73 warriors dub facing warriors ground strength in numbers. >> meanwhile over on instagram a fan wearing klay thompson's number 11 jersey saying, let's go, golden state warriors! get that number 73 win. >> and check out this cool warriors logo made of wood that s

colorado but is now out but to be at the university, and they have a guy who was captain of their football team. the key it clear this isn't but that is changing. j.j. attitudes. thanks for stepping up. lastly, not the least, i want to say this is all about cadet first class get up here. [laughter] it is taking the case to the academy. there is much too much sexual assaults in the united states military. me for hours with the cadets and the students and was starting to happen now to have an opportunity to change the culture. by the way i want to make clear i'm not joking. anything. anything a man can do. ice sacked in my home but if you look as special forces it looks like. >> attractive, polite to look like ordinary people but it guess what? when i was thus under of is one of the first to appoint one of the great honors so now i have done every academy do going back this year to do west point and two years ago they have an outfit, i john what you call them? guess what? it takes enormous skill they wanted to meet debt the air force academy to do a flyover for graduation. but to the pilots are w

. >> many sported the yellow jersey of the national football team as a sign of patriotic sign while callingn the approximate the to resign. others, retired soldiers and policemen came in uniform to rally against the treatment of armed forces members accused of human rights violations. >> these rallies show just how divided colombians still are when it comes to the peace pros and they're a show of strength by the supporters at a time when president santos approval ratings are at a l. >> in any other country in the world, it would be in conceivable that such large numbers of the population would march. this is a push to pressure the process and to see how much, you know, how much leverage he and his party can gain in stirring up opposition on the part of the population. >> recent economic worries and delays in the peace process are providing fertile ground for the increased frustration felt by many. an eventual piece deal will have to be submitted to a popular vote to decide and in a country as divided as this one, that result of that vote will be far from uncertain. >>> former brazilian pres

still to come, it is a football team defying the odds and taking the premier league ice storm, but herete strong, but here in america, simply by storm, its name -- but here in america comes italy pronouncing his name is a challenge. steve wozniak was the cofounder of apple in the 1970's. today it is a company worth $600 billion. then thompson asked him if he thinks apple was right in refusing to assist the fbi in unlocking the phone. steve: is apple have the data they would turn it over and they have. thousands of cases. severus security is a critically important. apple has been the good guy. there are politicians who don't have a clue as to what severus security is about trying to pass laws saying that apple has to make the product secure -- that is a crime. so horrible. i just cry. reporter: he said silicon valley care too much about making money. young people coming up with a new idea, in a dorm room, in a garage, something nobody thought was going to be anything big. now it becomes big. get investors from you go public, you have an ipo, and all the owners of your company are making

he was on a local amateur football team. smith spent nine seasons with the saints and was just voted into the team's hall of fame. new orleans sports reporter lyons yellin. >> he is a guy that earned the respect of this community and people and various saints down here, they're the heroes. and so when you see a tragic event like this, the support is just unwaivering. >> reporter: just hours before the shooting, smith posted this photo with his wife on instagram captioned having a blast at the french quarter festival to to 16. former teammates and other athletes offered condolences on social media. while nfl commissioner roger goodell posted a statement saying this is such a tragic loss of life. fans created a memorial at the scene of the murder. along with his wife, smith leaves behind three children, a statement from smith's family members expressed thanks for the support thef have received and asked for privacy as they mourn a devoted husband, father and friend. jeff. >> glor: jamie yuccas, thank you. for the first time si

retired to takeover a university of maryland football team that had three wins in 2015, he threw awayhe chart and put every player back on even ground. this weekend we get our first look at who was starting to separate themselves from the rest of the pack in this new era. this spring red and white game is this saturday at maryland stadium all though this team hasn't had too much time to practice, the coach has had time to see how far the team has come already. we are learning how to meet and function at a team and get better every single day. that's where we're at if we keep doing that, if we have that way i think that record will take care of itself. we had a better practice 13 than practice 12. i want a practice 14 than 13, continue to get better. >> saw his enthusiasm on the practice the intensity but brought the enthusia delores kelley: although we were all one maryland, our schools weren't treated the same way. narrator: with neighborhoods getting unequal funding for schools, something had to be done for our children. kelley: it didn't matter where chris was from. he knew that we

, washington's football team, comes back in to the city. you railroaded have the metro there. you have existing land. we know there is an issue with the name. what is fascinating is that somewhere in that report, they say we're also thinking about building a new aretha whe reren wizards and kachts can play. >> and when that facility characterization came, it revitalized chinatown. so why would you want to move it back out into southeastth but at some point i think it will be a stadium where washington's football team will come back. >> which begs the question will they change the name redskins. if you want to go down memory lane, that stadium is called robert f. kennedy stadium. and there has been a movement, i don't know how strong it is now, over the years you may not demolish it, because that's a memorial and you better be careful. and when kennedys were younger, sort of a no-no. i don't know whether -- >> is that in writing? >> i don't think it's in statute, but there was a strong feeling that this is a stadium that was named after a pe