s gala to land legitimacy and credibility to itself. i'm unsure if that works out in the end. >> the political overtones of the gala were evident in the line-up of hosts, eight anchoring the show one face stood out. a legal muslim from the north-west. the site of insurgencies and clashes between forces. beijing stepped up security citing the threat of a global jihadi. this is the first of show host to come from a minority non-han ethnic background. >> he's young, cool good looking and his identity as an uyghur in the past it cost attention being the uyghur nationalities. this again is an other to try to put a happy yun i think front, saying that he is a good guy. >> a frustration that you talk to uyghurs that they have is they are portrayed often by state media or state sanctioned events as happy dancing minorities, and they are usually there for entertainment. and i can see how some might see the fact that he is not really marking a qualitative change whatsoever. he's still there as an entertainer and the message seems to be that uyghu

last year's gala collected more than half million dollars.l, the georgetown hoyas looking for their first sweet 16 berth since 2007, their game against utah went back and forth until the very end. robert burton joins us live from columbus, ohio, to tell us what went wrong, robert? robert: yeah, just soaking it all in here. sad night here in columbus ohio. but there is still hope with other teams. and we'll talk maryland terps and u.v.a. and of course we'll talk georgetown. we'll recap it for you. that's coming up next. in sports. >> and now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: and we are live here in columbus, ohio, with the terps. but before we get into that, we'll talk about georgetown. they definitely had a battle with the utah utes tonight. let's throw up the full scoreboard right here. the final for this one 75-64. georgetown isn't able to make it to the sweet 16. one bright spot, l.j. peak had 18 points. however, that wasn't enough. it was all about the defense tonight. it was a game of runs. here

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reportera: a continuaciÓn nuestro compaÑero roger nos trae un adelanto de lo acontecido anoche en la galato. siento que no lo merecÍa. roger: crees que es justo? natalia: lamentablemente el jurado es quien decide ponernos en esta posiciÓn y yo lo respeto. ahora sÓlo queda pedirle al pÚblico que nos apoye. gracias a ellos hemos podido mantenernos aquÍ. roger: Ésta no ha sido la primera vez que te nominan, verdad? natalia: ella yo platicamos antes de dormir. roger: todo lo que tus otras compaÑeras dominicanas no te hayan apoyado? natalia: duele pero era algo de esperarse. roger: gracias por su tiempo ahora vamos a regresar con ustedes en los estudios. reportera: nosotros ya concluimos esta ediciÓn de noticias nbc 65 pero recuerde que regresamos a las 11 con mÁs noticias. vamos a tener un programa y reportaje completo sobre el recuerdo del departamento de justicia y de policÍa. no se lo pierda. gracias por su compaÑÍa. ♪♪ ♪ marÍa: hoy es lunes 23 de marzo de 2015 y estos son los titulares: a 18 meses de elegir al sucesor de barack obama, ted cruz se adelanta a lanzar su precandidatura presid

annual gala fundraiser. it raises money for brain tumor research. a good cause out there tonight.people contending with january-like temperatures. >> you need the heavy coats. tomorrow it will be colder. 25 in philadelphia. 18 in places like allentown and wind on top of that making it feel colder and 45 tomorrow for the high. but monday will be warmer. getting closer to 60. >> waiting for the warm up. that's nbc 10 news for now. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. >>> gentlemen, thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, the reason i asked you all here is because we only have until the end of march to get something done in the middle east. that's hard to do

daniel gala now reports. >> reporter: workers in this factory will feel the heat of brazil's economic slowdown. last year, 150 people were employed here making aluminum components for the car industry. but since then 60 them, around 40% of the workforce, have been fired. >> brazil is moving towards a very high level of debt which will make interest rates even higher. the government needs to make it clear to the brazilian society that that this year it will be building a bridge that will lead brazil to sustainable growth. >> but not all is doom and gloom. they have more than 700 electrical good stores across brazil and they plan the open another 40 stores this year despite concerns with the growing cost for their business they remain optimistic and say brazilians are still buying tvs and washing machines in great number. >> translator: our company has gone through all sorts of crisisn 1980s. the 2008 global financial crisis with lehman brothers and all that. we believe this is skbrus turbulence and that brazil is well equipped to navigate through it. >> reporter: from stimulus to us a

dalia:a continuaciÓn el resumen de lo acontecido anoche en la gala de nuestra belleza latina.aron fuera. vamos a conversar con la primera que quedÓ fuera y no por el voto del pÚblico sino por la del jurado, esa fue la mexicana cynthia, seguida por la cubana de miami y sandra. >> quedaste fuera por los jueces, quÉ se siente eso? cynthia: se sienten bien feo. tengo un nudo en la garganta. a la misma vez, me siento muy feliz porque fui yo durante toda la competencia y sandra: sinceramente, me sentÍa amenazada. de sentir en mi corazÓn. primero por todas las crÍticas que me hacia el pÚblico, sobre que peleaba mucho, sobre esto es sobre otro. sentÍ mucha presiÓn del exterior. gracias a dios yo sentÍ el apoyo de miami y del pÚblico. el calor humano, eso fue lo que me hizo cada domingo soportar y mantenerme en pie, cada vez que salÍan cosas sobre mi persona. roger: sandra dejÓ el nombre de cuba tienen alto. no hubo sentenciadas. las que quedan en la competencia pueden respirar aire de alivio. continÚen con mÁs del noticiero. dalia: la verdad, que siempre hay un drama en esta belleza l

gala: el cirujano plÁstico resultÓ ser hasta guitarrista. esta peculiar fiesta masculina. me motivÓ a hacer este tratamiento. galo: precisamente no tienen un problema de envejecimiento, porque son jÓvenes. testigo 2: yo sÉ bien y ha empezado a ver cosas que son seÑales demostradas. testigo 3: tengo 23 aÑos y querÍa disminuir mis lÍneas de expresiÓn. testigo cuatro: sonrÍe fuerte. se acentÚa la ninja de pata de gallo cuando una sonrÍe muy fuerte. galo: cuÁl es la mejor edad de un hombre para borrar sus arrugas a travÉs del botox? tambiÉn es importante conocer cuÁnto cuesta el tratamiento. para los expertos, la edad ideal es despuÉs de los 25 aÑos. testigo: no tiene nada grabado ahÍ, pero si no trata, desmejora en cinco o 10 aÑos va a tener esas lÍneas ahÍ. aun cuando no lo estÁ contrayendo. galo: tenga a la mano al menos 500 $ para congelar el tiempo de sus arrugas. aunque sea por unos cuantos meses. desde miami, florida. galo arellano. univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ flavio: el mundo de la lucha libre estÁ de luto. raÚl delgado nos tiene esta y otras noticias en su segmento deportivo. ra

i had the honor of mc'ing 15th annual latina fund gala. this was a celebration of latino and contributions to american -- to america. it also served a good cause. they raised money to help hundreds of low income children. they have been doing it for two decades. >> wonderful. looks like a great event. >> it really was. >> nice night to be out and about. >> my gosh. a beautiful day today and tomorrow, the clouds will role in midday. if you have plans tomorrow evening and will not be home, you will want to grab an umbrella. that is number one. outside we go. our skies are mainly clear. it is cool but comfortable. the wind out of the southeast three miles per hour. humidity levels not so bad. the dew point levels are dry. this is what we have for our high temperature. we made it at 60 degrees. our average for this time of year is 55. the record was 87, back in 1990. temperatures not so bad. over to lorraine, virginia looking at 43 degrees. look at the cold air off to the north and east of us. 9 in caribou, maine. compare that to the temperatu

. >> at this gala comes recognition that what they do really matters. tom ackerman, al jazeera, washington. >> nasa has tested the largest most powerful engines ever built decide designed to reach to the moon and beyond. scientists are hoping to be able to explore further than ever before. >>> go to our website www.aljazeera.com and you can watch us live by clicking on the "watch live" i con icon, once again, www.aljazeera.com. . >> again, we're standing by, we'll be back with that news conference begins.

. >> next, former secretary of state hillary clinton at the emily's list gala. former florida governor jeb bush at a fundraiser in iowa. at 11:00 q&a with david stewart , talking about his book, "madison's gift." after that, prime minister's questions the during david cameron and the house of commons. former secretary of state hillary clinton was honored at the 30th anniversary of emily's list, and she gave the keynote address. other speakers including former u.s. represented a from arizona gabrielle giffords and her husband mark kelly house minority leader nancy pelosi, and others. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome tonight's recipient of the we are emily award, hillary clinton. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all so much. oh my goodness, that was a walk down memory lane. so many years, so many hairstyles. it is wonderful eating with you tonight. i have to say, i am still kind of in the grandmother's glow six months in, it is better than a spot treatment. i highly recommend it. if there is anything that can compete wi

the gala was for her. >> it has been a hard, gutwrenching year. this was something amazing for her. >> [screams] >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> i always wanted my sweet 16 to be a surprise, you know? jay: jay korff, abc 7 news. kimberly: happy birthday to a beautiful young lady, and credit to jay korff who shot that entire story on his own with three different cameras. eileen: remarkable. kimberly: he was in on the surprise too. eileen: a wonderful treat for abby. last night i was honored to emcee the leukemia lymphoma society campaign of the year. these are the winners, 12 candidates. collectively, believe it or not, they raised $400,000 to raise money for research for blood cancer. hats off to the incredible students. a very happy birthday to abby. we have a little bit of a icy situation in town. that is a hard segue, but i wanted to show some pictures we have received. thank you to all of our viewers. even though the ice is dangerous, you have to find the beauty in it. shirley ann sent this picture, the bright red cardinal front and center. yo

ilia: a continuaciÓn un resumen de lo acontecido anoche en la gala de "nuestra belleza latina" veamosrque brigitte y yo estamos nominadas. >> quedarse en peligro de quedar fuera de la competencia. brigitte:tiene que ver con mi nominaciÓn, todos vamos estar en esa situaciÓn en un momento dado, ojalÁ la gente siga apoyando. >> continÚan la guerra, ¿quÉ puedes hacer diferente para quedarte acÁ? brigitte. seguir adelante, y siempre enfocarme en mi misma, y no en el drama o en los problemas de la mansiÓn. >> y por acÁ, natalia, ¿quÉ puedes hacer tu? ¿crees que es muy tarde para cambiar la percepciÓn?, siempre es guerra contigo. natalia: ahora me va a tocar dormir en el baÑo ya, quÉ horror, que vergüenza con la gente, lo Único que queda es ser positivo y enfocarme a lo que vine, y lo que dios quiera, y la gente que apoye tambiÉn. >> puede ir a nuestrabellezalatino.com y votar por su favorita. ilia: la asociaciÓn nacional de enfermeras y enfermeros hispanos lo invitan a su prÓxima reuniÓn el miÉrcoles 4 de marzo, ahÍ se discutirÁn los planes de agenda para el 2015,entre otras cosas, para ent

>> as the wednesday night gala of the great foundation that does a lot of great works but it was lastednesday night. >> so recently. various outlets are reporting that she will do a press conference or do some kind of media availability to address the e-mail controversy. i am curious what you think she needs to get done at that press conference. how should she do it? >> i have no direct confirmation of that. i'm a friend and have no official status. she has to answer the question why did you do it with official and private messages on one blackberry. i am guessing her answer will be nothing nefarious because the facts do not support that nefarious interpretation. it will have to be separated out and turned over to the department at some point and that is exactly what happened. >> she is not new to this. it makes you wonder why for the sake of convenience, she knows that she has an obligation to history and the role she is into to make sure that information is available. it is hard to imagine that you make a decision like that for the sake of convenience. >> if she knows at the time wh

. >> well yes, it's the emily's list gala, of course! >> yes.sts are absolutely fired up for someone who is so good on women and families. the media can do this and everybody will talk about it and we'll have a lot of fun with it. but in the end, it is about the women and families that she is talking about and the policies that she's going to pursue and i swear that is what american voters actually care about. so, we're going to try to keep it to that as much as possible. >> i would love for that to be the case, right? but i just don't think that's actually true in the sense that being a clinton -- >> i would guess -- >> -- that's going to mean something the same way jeb bush being a bush means something. this is an american elections, right? and that last name and the connectionses to people with that last name for good and for ill, is really going to mean something. >> can i combine your two arguments for a second? >> please. >> i'm going to say that you're both right. because part of the intensity that has always fueled the interest in the cl

they popped the cork this evening on second annual philly wine week opening gala sold at pennsylvania academy of fine arts center city. no one bottling up emotions tonight. fun was had by all as they twirld glasses. tonight's events flows to 8 more days of festival and much wine will be drank through next sunday. much more ahead in the next half hour of "action news" tonight. history-making moment for gay rights at a local church. what a couple did today that has never been gone. >> the show must go on. a villanova girl did not let tiers stop her music >> it is sunday night. here's what's happening on "action news" at 11:30 tonight. sad tribute to 7 lives cut short. a community comes together to remember a family of young siblings killed in a fire inside their brooklyn home. >> plus a road trip like none other a self-driving car set off on cross country journey. the technology behind this amazing invention. >> and villanova men's basketball team is back home tonight after a devastating loss. it's heartbreak of a member of their band that is capturing headlines. we'll begin right now w

1972, nixon started his reelection water gate happened, and i was a senior in college, and special gala gave me a book to read, mario puzo and the god father i read about that much of it and i got really through a lot of it. and i didn't catch the end and i went to the movie and we went to the movie together before, i finished the book it was a great movie. and recommending a book, and and sorry, a young woman and meaning that the lee harvey oswald and the last six months of his life, recruiting in the dynamic scientific and anti-cancer virus labs. but to read that, and get the full bang out of that one, in new orleans and this is the set up of what happened and where this woman went to and this is a mystery also. and so this sets up where this young woman went to. when in 1963, you could go to a movie and you would see a double feature. and i would recommend if you want to see a double feature this time around at home, front line the warning. followed by front line, the untouchables and see, what video and what books you need, and we need to digest to know what is going on thank you. >

. >>> last night, hillary clinton was a guest at emily's list gala. >>> the big event yesterday was israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he's back in izsrael this morning. netanyahu made a grand entrance i was on the floor it resembled the walk out for the state of the union address. it was actually more intense as far as the applause. there were two dozen standing ovations by lawmakers. but more than 50 democrats did not attend. netanyahu who face answer election in two weeks quickly denied that the speech was political and ties thatbetween america and israel must remain. no doubt that iran is going to be put on a path to a nuclear bomb. lawmakers should push back on that nuclear deal. >> the battle between iran and isis doesn't turn iran into a friend of america. iran and e isis are competing for the crown. both want to impose a militant islamic empire first on the region and then on the entire world. so, when it comes to iran and isis, the enemy of your enemy is your enemy. to defeat isis and let iran get nuclear weapons would be to end the battle but lose the war. we can't let tha

. >> but on this gala occasion comes recognition that what they do really matters.ckerman, al jazeera washington. >> science was on display over the skies a soyuz catch sul was carrying three astronauts, including barry willmore. in orbit know three months. >>> nasa successfully test fired its next generation rocket this morning. engineers described the two minute burn as a significant milestone towards their goal of putting astronauts on particulars. a booster is slated for 2017. i'm antonio mora. thanks for joining us for the latest news. for any time, go to aljazeera.com. "inside story" is up next, good night. >>> hello, with its invitation to israeli prime minister netanyahu to speak to congress about his opposition to negotiations with iran republican leadership had already shown it's ready to jettison that idea that party politics already stopped at the water's edge. >>> plus reminding the

duo lmfao trotted him into last place 22 out of 40 but this was by far the moment of the night, noah gala stunning cha that bringing the judges and audience to tears. and as for philadelphia's own patti labelle, looking stunning there, her fox trot earned a 25 and brought her near the bottom of the pack. online starting today the first elimination will be next monday. didn't patti look great? >> they gave her a standing ovation too that was nice. >>> actress jessica lang says she is calling it quit on the next season of american horror show lang has won several awards including a golden globe and an emmy for her work on the series. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized m

it always felt like home, and i felt that as a gala tino man that this -- gay la taken no man, that this is a place where i could be happy. now doing the job of a supervisor has been the most rewarding experience. it is really remarkable how amazing our neighborhoods are, how amazing its people are. i have a progressive outlook in terms of how i see things, and by progressive i mean we have to make government and make the city work for everyone and that means that it's not just those who are doing well it's also those who are not doing so well, those who have the least. but it also means making sure that the city works for the middle class. >> good evening, everyone. good evening. thank you all for being here. and when we first got into office about two years ago, we started talking to the mayor's office of workforce and economic development and trying to figure out how we can help different corridors within our district have a better sense of what that neighborhood should look like, what its main concerns and priorities should be and a strategy for the community. and that means business

modeled across the entire country and it is absolutely incredible to attend your events, your annual gala events, and see how you are having an impact on people's lives in a very, very positive and meaningful way. ironically that is the reason why many of us call to serve is to step beyond our own almost human limitations, join a larger collective body to move in a coordinated, thoughtful manner forward. i also wanted to share that there are some very important things that are values that i cannot divorce myself from. one is diversity, it's always a priority to continue to bring diversity to any body, particularly a body that serves as policy body such as this particular commission. the other thing that is also interesting is recognizing leadership and new talent. now, you heard me express concern over folks who didn't reach the office and i believe that that really has to do with naivete, an unfamiliarity with the process and how it works. president nutsell gave a very thoughtful response saying in years past he's experienced commissioners who have expressed an interest -- not commission

. >> this year's festival marks the 103rd anniversary and will include a pink tie gala on march 19th. as for the cherry blossoms well february was the coldest in d.c. since 1979 so even though the wind and cold and snow won't harm the cherry blossoms, it could delay things a bit. in northwest washington john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> on hill right now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just finished his speech to congress a few minute ago. it went against white house wishes. on capitol hill with more on what netanyahu had to say. ryan? >> hey, jummy, good afternoon to you. and benjamin netanyahu made his position clear to the members of congress. the deal being proposed by the u.s. with iran is not only a bad deal, it is dangerous and a threat to israel and the entire world. netanyahu started his speech by showering president obama with praise. he also apologized for the political battle that it erupted from his speech. but soon after, the pleasantries were over and the prime minister launched into a blistering attack against iran and the obama administration's plan to cut a de

the greater washington urban league held its annual gala in the district. their oldest and largest fund-raiser. and this year's theme is let us entertain you. folks were treated to musical performances they also learned more about the urban league's efforts to improve housing and some other big programs they do here in our area. news 4's jim vance served as master of ceremonies. >>> still ahead, a huge upset in the acc tournament. plus maryland moving on thanks to their sta. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your hom. >>> well the terps always seem to make it interesting, but somehow they find a way to come out on top. >> even in xwams they should have blowout wins in they somehow make it a close game. they've done it all season long and come out on top. sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. this season for maryland they've been a little bit of both. winning close game after close game all season long. the terps a perfect 10-0 in games decided by six points or less. but unlike a lot of teams in the country, maryland has t

. >>> later today hillary clinton will be in town to attend the emily's list gala. they are giving her the we are emily award. it's given to women who have made a significant impact on our nation through their consistent leadership and inspiration. >>> to a story blowing up online. apparently hillary clinton used her personal e-mail account ebs collusively during her four years of secretary of state which may have violated federal law. the u.s. state department said clinton turned over 55,000 pages of e-mails in requested last year in an effort to comply with updated laws. the department adds that john kerry is the first secretary of state to rely primarily on a state.gov e-mail account. >>> go ahead and pour yourself that second cup or perhaps third cup of coffee. i know some people go beyond that. researchers in south korea are finding more evidence that coffee can be good for your heart. they say people who drink three to five cups a day show fewer signs of clogged arteries. it's possible coffee might improve insulin sensitivity. >>> ihop is trending around the c

more now on the plight of the gala people. they are known for having many of their culture practices still intact. and speak their own creole influenced language. what is less known is the risk to their landowner ship and they widespread poverty, i don't think most people know about the gula people despite their instrengthive value to american history and african-american history. >> i think the only people know is this really celebrating neck loadian show, a variety show for kids. it was midnight's. and i am old enough to remember it, and we have a clip of that if you remember it, check this out. >> ♪ i remember that song,s there's criticism despite best intentions people sanitized the culture. i do remember that show. i don't think i ever knew it was a real place or culture though, i recall there were a lot of frogs however. and john says daughters of the dust, is another culture enterprise that buzz actually a great feature film that shined light on this african-american culture. >> we will get more into that experience. an

it takes overdub blin today where we're going to have the green and white gala at 6:00.emperatures will still be in the low 70s. look at saturday start at 9:30 in the mid 50s to low 80s by 5:00. sunday, if your doing the 5k i'll see you there. hopefully we'll run into each other. well, not really. you know what i mean. 8:30 to 5:00. i'm not running this one. i'm going to walk this one. i was veto'd on that one. quick look. 17% of average snowpack. oh, i was talking to sue hall and he's going to take her skis and her bike up to tahoe this weekend because it's that warm. seven-day forecast. 80s away from the coast. 70 there tomorrow. mid 60s will be a mainstay at the coast sunday with low to mid 70s around the bay and inland. >> mike, thank you so much. >>> president obama helped jimmy kimmel make millions of americans laugh. being a good sport about people saying bad things about him. the comic in chief became the latest celebrity in kimmel's mean tweets segment. >> is there any way we could fly obama to some golf course halfway around the world and just leave him there?

and i liked it so much i actually wore it out to a gala. >> i love it. i think it's beautiful. and i think that's actually the biggest trend for bridesmaids is giving someone a directional theme but not imposing a specific dress on somebody. >> reporter: he says it's the best way tone sure you wear it again. >> a dress like this you can literally just hem it to the knee and have a cocktail dress and i think you'll have a lot more occasions to wear a cocktail dress. you can throw a jacket over that and go to work. >> reporter: nicole hasn't settled on a dress for her bridesmaids yet but says she's confident she'll rise to the challenge. for "nightline" i'm lindsay janis in ambler, pennsylvania. >> have you ever had to cough up way more thaun wantedn you wanted on a friend's heading? head to our "nightline" facebook page and tell us about your experiences. next, a father-daughter hike turns into a nightmare when a bear attacks. tonight they're sharing their incredible survival story. [ r&b slow jam playing ] ♪ yeah, girl ♪ ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i ju

well tonight clinton spoke at a gala sponsored by emily bliss an organization that gets prochoice women elected to office. >> emily's list with your help have recruited and trained more than 9 thousand women. from every background to run for every office at every level. >> the state department says clinton followed common practice at the agency but the white house said president obama issued guidance to all federal agencies to conduct official business doing official government email addresses. the state didn't says secretary john kerry is following that directive. >>> in as much anticipated speech to the u.s. congress. benjamin netanyahu harly condemned the ongoing u.s. negotiations. aimed at blocking iran from obtaining nux weapons. benjamin netanyahu said they were leading to what he called a bad deal. it doesn't block iran's path to the bombs. it paves iraq's path to the bombs. >> the white house says president obama did not watch the speech but did catch up on the transcript. the president said netanyahu did not offer "any viable alternatives" and said congress should wait until th

the festival kicked off last night with the opening gala in center city. the guests of the fine arts were able to sample a variety of wine there is and many of the bars and restaurants will be hosting events throughout the week. philly wine week wraps up next sunday. >>> you want to wrap yourself in something warm this, mo morning. it is 29 degrees this morning. good morning, christine. >>> no major problems to report. i'll look at the roads in your neighborhood when we come back. >>> plus get ready for takeoff. the upgrade to take flight today at a local military base. >>> we are live on the scene as philadelphia investigators are looking into car break-ins to cause the owners thousands of dollars. >>> and the latest republican in the race for the presidency. the candidate who kicked off the 2016 presidential race. >>> and it's 4:30 good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. don't shove the winter coat to

federal rules, clinton did not mention that controversy when she spoke last night at emily's list gala. clinton did however add fuel to speculation about her 2016 presidential ambitions. she asked the crowd, quote, don't you some day want to see a woman president? emily's list works to elect women who support abortion rights. >>> former cia director david petraeus will plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge, he gave eight binders of classified information to his biography and mistress. he could face up to one year in prison. prosecutors are recommending two years of probation and no prison time. >>> same sex marriage is on hold in alabama at rooes for now. the state supreme court ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses for gay couples. this goes against a previous ruling by a federal judge. same sex marriage was approved in the state last month, but only in some parts pft legal status of hundreds of same-sex marriage couples who have already married in the state is not the clear right now. >>> so if you're worried about your kids getting enough exercise you may want to s

. >>> it was meant to be a night of honor for hillary clinton, but a gala in d.c. was overshadowed by clinton's e-mail controversy. she received the we are emily award tonight from emily's list a pro choice organization. but instead of focusing on the award allies are defending clinton saying she was not the first to use private e-mail in public office. critics say it shows a lack of transparency. >>> next at 11:00, scathing report uncovers a pattern of racial bias within the ferguson police department. tonight the comments made about our president and reaction from the feds. >>> plus the army after people claim they got cancer while livg near a maryland base. and pothole problems. the minefield on d.c. streets right now yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack

>> i spoke to her and president clinton at the wednesday night gala at the great foundation that does lot of great works. wednesday night. >> so recently. various outlets are reporting that secretary clinton will do a press conference, or do some kind of media availability, over the next couple days in new york to address the e-mail controversy. i'm curious, what is the work she needs to get done at the press conference? how should she do it? >> i have no direct confirmation of that. ima friend, and i have no official status. let me clear that up. she simply has to answer the question, why do you do it with both official and private messages on one blackberry. i'm guessing her answer will be nothing nefarious, because the facts do not support that nefarious interpretation. it will be purely convenience easier to do it that way knowing it would have to be separated and turned over to the department at some point between personal and business. and that is exactly what happened. >> she is not new to this. it makes you wonder why for the sake of convenience, she knows that she has an obli

run for president next year while delivering the keynote address at emily's list 30th anniversary gala in our nation's capitol. group works to get democratic woman who support a abortion rights elect. >>> edward snowden may be getting home sick his russian lawyer says former nsa systems analyst wants to return to the you had from russia if he is guarantied a fair trial n2013 russia granted snowden asylum after leaking thousands of classified documents to media outlets that he obtain while working for a consulting firm. >>> all right. 5:43 katie we're hearing about what may be the biggest snowstorm of the season. >> isn't that crazy, and we have gotten past the point where we have moved into meteorological spring. that the sound bizarre but it is march, folks. this is a month of transition and we ten to see ups and downs and extreme and boy have we and will we continue to do so. we will go out the to the eyewitness weather watcher network to pinpoint a couple locations. keith, up in sailorsberg where it is cold enough at 31 degrees he is stillow, ice up his way. further south you go it

then show every year is called 315 gala.ernment has certain companies in the crosshairs. a couple of years ago, it was apple. a bow for tim cook it apologized for the problems. this year, you do not want to be on the list. one analyst is saying it is like finding your list on santa's naughty list above much worse, potential legal and punitive damages as well. angie: do some of them see it coming? stephen: [laughter] you better have a good team tont's relations see it coming. first point, that the whole another story. automobile industry, volkswagen. it is out apologizing after the show, basically for any inconveniences caused to its consumers. it said it has been tracking deal of performance. what's at accusation from cctv are is that dealers, volkswagen and daimler are overstated problems with certain vehicles and overcharge to fix fairly simple problems. that is the allegations. daimler has not commented. jaguar into the crosshairs. ,t has refused to apparently according to cctv, refused to admit certain problems on the su

>> "eyewitness news" in northern liberties tonight at the ballroom for the world trade association gala. the tenth annual reception featured a raffle an silent and live auction all benefiting autism speaks and our chris may was on hand to serve as emcee of that event. >>> if you are thinking about having your wedding in the city of brotherly love, it is going to cost you. wedding planning website the knot.com said the average wedding in the us costs $31,000. average in philadelphia, $44,000. that is the seventh most expensive location in the country. the most expensive location, manhattan with weddings costing more than $75000. whew! we'll be right b

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she spoke overnight at the gala in washington. didn't mention the growing e-mail controversy, though. critics say she broke rues by using her personal e-mail account to conduct business while secretary of state using the government e-mail system would have put her messages under public and media scrutiny. however, clinton did hint at her political future last night. listen to this. >> along life's way you get a chance to make millions of decisions. some of them are big like do you run for office? [ cheers and applause ] >> applause and friendly audience but the e-mail issue is not going to go anywhere any time soon. it appears her aides main tine she did not break the law and released thousands of e-mails in december. >>> a suspect is in custody after a series of shooting near washington, d.c. in one of the cases shots hit the windshield of this truck injuring two men inside just 12 miles away the national security agency building was damaged by gunfire. it's not clear if the nsa was specifically targeted. it is an emotional day i

our tracy davidson emceed the 2015 women's initiative gala at the crystal tea room. the guest of honor was lorena marshall blake of independence blue cross. she's dedicated herself to improving the lives of women and girls in the area with the help of the united way. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we are keeping an eye on the radar screen this morning for showers and possibly some thunderstorms. the activity is to the south and to the west. and this is the line of showers and thunderstorms that may come through this evening. it looks like during the evening hours we'll get some heavy downpours. right now it's moving into the ohio valley. and those few showers, very light stuff to the south. those will be moving in this morning for parts of the area with clouds coming back into the area after they broke off overnight. look at these temperatures. this afternoon, 3:00 67 degrees in philadelphia. 71 in dover with some scattered showers at the 3:00 hour. those showers will be moving in the line of showers coming in from the nort

>> "eyewitness news" in northern liberties tonight at the ballroom for the world trade association galatenth annual reception featured a raffle an silent and live auction all benefiting autism speaks and our chris may was on hand to serve as emcee of that event. >>> if you are thinking about having your wedding in the city of brotherly love, it is going to cost you. wedding planning website the knot.com said the average wedding in the us costs $31,000. average in philadelphia, $44,000. that is the seventh most expensive location in the country. the most expensive location, manhattan with weddings costing more than $75000. whew! we'll be right bac >>> thanks for what happening cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for beasley kathy and and everyone here i'm jessica dean. remember worries always on at cbs3.com. up next david letterman with guest norm mcdonald. have a good night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the legendary last dutch man lines, the late show with david letterman! plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, david letterman!

>> well keep in mind that the folks that are gathered here at this emily's list 30th anniversary galapporters. these are folks who have been with her since she ran for senate. a lot worked for her in her 2008 presidential campaign. they see this through the lens of that sort of level of support. and these are also individuals who felt that the media treated her poorly during the 2008 run. they see this line of questioning as part of a pattern of questions of hillary clinton of attacks of hillary clinton trying to take her down. to the extent it's an item of conversation here at all today, which it hasn't been a significant topic, most people are so excited about hearing from her tonight that they are not super focused on it. to the extent it's a matter of conversation, they see this as part of a line of attacks on her that they expect to see throughout the campaign if she does in fact announce. >> that's the word if right there, if she does announce. if there's a take down to be had. there's no presidential campaign from hillary clinton as of yet. however, the clinton allied group did

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then, former secretary of state hillary clinton at the emily's list gala. and, jeb bush in iowa. at 11:00 p.m., q&a with author david stewart, talking about his book, "madison's gift. " david cameron answered questions wednesday from members during the weekly question time in the house of commons. opposition leader ed miliband challenged the prime minister, asking if he would be willing to participate in a televised debate. this is 35 minutes. >> order. questions to the prime minister. mr. mc mode. -- mahmood. >> i had meetings this morning with ministerial colleagues, and i will have further such meetings later today. >> the chancellor was asked six times this morning whether he had had conversations about tax avoidance. he had conversations about tax avoidance, and he refused to answer. would he or the chancellor have had conversations when he was a trade minister about tax avoidance and the hbc? >> we argued about this a fortnight ago. this is the same lord green, the same stephen green, that labor gave a job to just before the elections. that is the truth. they can't get away