gerard, how does bank of america fare in all of this?ave to turn the clock back to look at jpmorgan and goldman sachs two years ago. both of them got the same qualification weakness in capital planning process. both of them fixed it. we expect bank of america to fix it. if it trades down tomorrow it's a great buying opportunity. david: john, let me ask you about the political dimensions to all these tests and everything. you and your bank were fierce critics of bank regulators. so of course is jamie dimon of jpmorgan. now coincidentally or not, your bank, your old bank, bb&t, and jpmorgan chase, didn't pass the stress tests about a year ago. is that just a coincidence? am i being too paranoid in thinking thinking this? or is there political dimension to these results? >> no question it is political. in bb&t's case, if you looked at numbers, raw number, bb&t was ranked second best of all the banks but we didn't pass on what they call qualitative standards. david: what does that mean, qualitative standards, john? >> very subjective bit reg

gerard cassidy joins us now to tell us if investors can invest on citi. he's with capital markets. good to have you with us. bottom line me here. is citi stock a buy in your universe? >> yes, it is. we believe citi is a very attractive investment for all type of investors because of its valuations but more importantly, the company has real momentum in its recovery and tonight's see car test is another piece of that recovery. >> what are the risks that are perhaps still inherent in citi or are they now taken care of given it did pass this test with flying colors? >> i think there's risks in all banks. you never immunize yourself from all risks but the risks have been greatly reduced for citi and the u.s. banking system. so when investors look at citi there's a real value here because over time the profitability will rise as they continue to simplify their business model and as the global economy continues to recover, especially here in the united states. >> they strip down they sold off units. i believe they sold a prime brokerage unit a prime finance unit not long ago. in today's "

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the games are coming thanks in large part to fire battalion chief gerard williams and police lieutenant beckell. they met at the games in sweden in 1999. after years of passion and effort, the time has come. they are sure to be proud fathers. in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: coming up -- how a local program is teaching kids to cook and giving them kimberly: a 7 on your side kraft is recalling 6 million boxes of mac & cheese because some boxes may contain pieces of metal. the individual boxes have a use by date of september 18. kraft has not said if injuries have been reported. the boxes can return to the store for a refund or exchange. a program does more than teaching cooking methods, it is changing hundreds of students' lives. that mix the careers through culinary arts program the latest harris' hero's. leon: it's closing time at the d.c. deli, but not for the chef and his wife. >> we are making cucumber salad. leon: they are holding a cooking class for students from dcn prince george's county, part of a careers through culinary arts program. >> and just come do

where's -- she was responsible for, i think a reduction in the gerard's hair. but as part of this effort my brother's keeper task force recommended that the justice department really establish ad program to help resolve long-standing tensions between law enforcement officers and communities that they serve. and six months ago i was proud to announce the national initiative for building community trust and justice. this is a nationwide program that is designed to enhance procedural justice, to reduce bias and to support reconciliation. through the committed work of department leaders like my good friend assistant attorney general carol mason of the office of justice programs who is obviously here with us today, who i will miss a great deal. along with partnership of other department components, cops office, civil rights division, community relations service and office of violence against women we are redoubling our commitment to resoring -- restoring faith in the integrity of law enforcement wherever that faith has been eroded. today i'm announcing three signifi

because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> gerard moncure joins us now.re talking beach volleyball and giants and a's baseball and it's the middle of winter. >> hey it's never too early to start, right? while collegiate volleyball is considered big time athletics, there is another form of the sport jumping up from the sand up. mindy mindi bach has more. >> reporter: tucked under the eucalyptus trees you'll find one motivated group of athletes. >> it's berkley. we have beautiful trees. we have some hippies walking around, but that's what we're about. we do most with what we have. >> reporter: and what coach megan schmitt and her players have is the opportunity to build a program from the roots up. cal sand volleyball team is entering its second year. but this season is full of many firsts. >> this is the first sand team that has had a full off-season of training. and now we've had a good six weeks of training before we compete. it's a world of difference. >> reporter: rich feller heads up the women's indoor volleyball team. but with the explosion of sand v

savannah gerard died that evening.ndmother could face the death sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. a walmart store in maryland is back to business as usual after being evacuated after someone called asking about bomb-making materials. the investigators say someone called the story in california and wanted to know if they sold supplies to make bombs. officers evacuated the store and k-9 units swept as a precaution. it was deemed not a threat. >> there is a new treatment to help kids with scoliosis. detailsen on the magic device that's helping kids live better. >> waiting are room. >> this is 8-year-old selena a vibrant, innerer jet tick girl with a smile that brightens up the room. she'll most likely spend life in a wheelchair because she has muscular dystrophy which caused not only muscle loss but severe scoliosis in the spine. >> it was bad. it was affecting her breathing, pushing down on her lungs. >> doctors implanted a rod in her spine to help fix some of the curve. her mother christina s

gerard moncure joins us. >>> okay. candlestick is often too cold. last season levi stadium was often too hot. we have to figure out something here. the 49ers are trying to make next season a little more comfortable. remember all those issues about the sun seats? the team will install air-cooling united statesss in the east side. that side was often cooked by the sun. in addition misters will be placed -- this is like arizona here. >> yeah. >> misters will be placed in the plazas, and hand fans will be given out. >> is it too much to put a dome up? also no pool like they do in arizona? wouldn't that be nice? >> the porridge is too hot and too cold. >>> you know, they need people in the seats in the third quarter. you've got to have a home field advantage down there, right? all right, they have a big home-court advantage in oracle. the dubs shooting for a banner night of sorts with a victory tonight up in portland warriors will clench the franchise's first division title since 1976. not a typo. almost 40 years. now they've gotten here as the best-shoo

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back to you guys. >> thank you, gerard. hunter pence is the giants iron man. he hasn't missed a game the past two seasons. in fact, he has the longest active streak in all of major league baseball 83 straight games played. last year hunter pence was an all star and finished second on the team with 20 home runs. >>> it's a shrinking experiment. a week after a busy san jose street was cut from four lanes down to two, locals are asking is the change making any difference at all? lincoln avenue in the willow glenn area was reconfigured last friday. the city calls it a road diet. the idea to shrink the room for cars to make more room for people. michelle roberts returned to the road today to see what drivers are saying a week later and how do they like it so far? >> reporter: i spoke to many pedestrians as well on lincoln avenue who supported this. they say they feel a little bit safer, but there is a down side and that's traffic on other roadways. i'm here on meridian not far from lincoln avenue and people on this street say it's been a headache pretty much all we

the 911 operator says she heard joyce gerard saying give me a smoke during the call.erard's defense attorney claim she said give me a throw, meaning a blanket and was trying to help the girl. >>> investigators are looking for los angeles police officer henry solis who is wanted as a person of interest after a deadly shooting friday. fell lease's car was found near where the 23-year-old victim was gunned down. the officer was off-duty at the time of the shooting and failed to report for work the next day. >>> prosecutors may rest their case in jonathan broyhill's murder trial. broyhill, accused of killing his colleague jamie hahn, with a knife two years ago. his defense attorneys say it was not premeditated. and that he snapped. >> frightening developments in the battle to defeat isis with word that terrorists fighting iraqi security forces just got ahold of chlorine for possible use as chemical weapons. we have breaking developments live from the middle east bureau in jerusalem. conor? >> reporter: jenna, since the start of the syrian war four years ago there have bee

the area is gerard avenue and brewery hill drive. police it would it happened around 3:00 this afternoon. investigators are looking into a report that a man in a truck kidnapped a woman from this area around 3:00 this afternoon. they tell us the truck was a dark blue, pontiac brand prooe with tinted windows. as soon as we hear more about this we'll get back to you from nbc 10. >>> take a look at the new video we have showing burglars in action. yesterday morning in northeast philly police say three men broke into the philly pharmacy taking several box of medication around 3:00 a.m. two men in a pick up. three men in a silver suv also took pills and the surveillance system from the pharmacy on academy road. >>> spying in the ladies room at wawa, that's what police say happened this weekend in delaware county. take a look at this picture. investigators believe this is the man who stuck his head under a bathroom stall in the ladies restroom to get a peek at the woman inside. it happened in the wawa in the upper chester township and witn

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now guys like gerard pk are trying to come back in apps.ack to you. >> fascinating conference and an hour from now, mark zuckerberg is going to host a town hall style q&a. >> speaking of mobile, apple surpassing samsung which held the number one spot since 2011. >> samsung keeps losing market share to xiaomi. whenever you hear an executive talk about, you know, specs and megahertz and manufacturing processes, it makes the hair on my neck go up a little bit. people don't care about manufacturing processes. when i looked at the samsung curve i thought yeah, it's kind of cool, but what is it going to do. they eliminated bloat ware. >> you were impressed with gopro, for instance. >> i was. actually the fact it's coming out and they are going to bring it to the u.s. potentially with the app store it's not clear what's going to be available or not available. it shows you how terrifying hardware can be. easy for somebody to be replaced by a slightly better manufacturing process. it's about the experience and that's what apple is really proving out

nbc10 at gerard avenue and marlboro street in fishtown. got a little bit brighter toward the end of the day. we're seeing a little sunshine in parts of the area now. not going to help us warm up. it's going to be a cold weekend. a lot of clouds tomorrow along with the cold air and wind. possible flurries or snow showers tomorrow as well. but it will be much warmer next week. one day is the exception there. you can see a little bit of sunshine finally. it's the first time all day we've seen a sky like that. officially cloudy in philadelphia. the wind at 8. the wind is diminishing a little bit. temperatures have held in the mid-40s across much of the area for much of the day. and it has been even colder farther to the south. like in cape may, near 40 degrees. georgetown delaware barely to 40 degrees. look how much colder than at this time yesterday. 20 to 25 degrees colder. in many parts of the area. we had 70 degrees in parts of delaware yesterday. now look what we're going to be seeing. late saturday night, sunday morning. 12 in mt. pocono

. >> it is 1030 gerard road and it is right in presidio. currently actually, swords to plowshares, they have their own lunch program that we don't oversee, we don't, you know, but the program finds that these veterans really had a need for additional service so they are partnering with project open hand to be able to provide a dinner meal for these seniors. >> i'm a veteran and i was stationed out at presidio so that's why i was looking for it. >> oh, okay. >> okay, thank you. is there any questions? hearing none i will call for the vote. all in favor? opposes? ayes have it and so the motion is carried. h, requesting authorization to modify the grant agreement with russian american community services for the provision of nutrition services for seniors at congregate meal sites during the period of july 1, 2014 through june 30, 2016 in the additional amount of $19,816 feir a revised total grant amount not to exceed $607,585. could i have a motion to discuss? >> moved. >> second. >> you are on. >> for the russian american community services th

a moment of rage for liverpool captain steven gerard gets red carded for stepping on the leg of another just 48 seconds after coming in as a substitute. later on manchester's juan mata with a beautiful scissor kick in the 59th minute channeling his inner pele with that one. man u wins 2-1. check out this polish stunt cyclist. he is on a mission to beat his own record. christian herbert claims 3,139 stairs in two hours and 12 minutes by bike just like that. he topped his previous record of 2,755 steps he recorded last month. his performance will be sent to the guinness world records for verification. very cool. milissa, back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> just ahead, a major actor from the "austin powers" series taken to the hospital. >>> plus, it's the latest installment in one of the best action movie series in history and we've got the brand-new trailer for it, next. you're watching "early today." i discovered a convenient way to moisturize every day. new nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes instantly. and lasts for more than 24

. >> and up next, is gerard mon tour cure, and what the giants are going to do without hunter pence. >> and to night on fallon hugh jackman. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> good evening geraud moncure here in the comcast sportsnet studios. the a's will have to get started without the iron man, hunter pence out with a broken leftt forearm. the g-men are facing a squad in scottsdale and corey black beaned him. the pitch fractured the ulna bone and putting the heart and soul of the orange and black on the shelf before a couple of weeks into the regular season, and giants did win the game 8-6. >>> and now, facing a tough squad, new skipper joe maddon the first game as manager, and barry zito making the cactus league start. a frame later after retiring five straight he hit a batter and then this, a two-run crusher, and this is going to end though in a 2-2 tie. >> the 49ers are banking that darnell dockett has something will left in the tank to go after quarterback

jurors will now decide if joyce harding gerard getting the death penalty or life without parole. she was found guilty on friday of forcing her 9-year-old granddaughter to run with wood for hours in 2012 because she lied about having candy. the child had a seizure after the incident and died three days later. >>> in new york an investigation is underway at a school in queens after a video was released of some older students dragging first graders right down the hall. the department of education in new york released this 30-second clip of the incident. it shows the older kids repeatedly dragging the younger students right across the floor. the older students even coerced the first graders to fight with each other. >> these first graders were absolutely in fear to even report it to any of the teachers afterwards, because they were in fear of any repercussions from these eighth graders, who, of course, are much larger in size. >> administrators suspended four of the eighth graders. in the meantime, their special commissioner of investigation is looking into the incident. >>> hi, i'm

jurors will now decide if joyce harding gerard gets the death penalty or life without parole. she was found guilty on friday of forcing her 9-year-old granddaughter to run for hours in 2012 because she lied about having candy. the child had a seizure and died three days later. >>> new this morning, police in alaska raided a marijuana club owned by a former reporter who made waves on the internet after quitting live on the air. shar lien eggby, better known as charlo green is at the center of the controversy. officers raided her cannabis clubs after they received tips that they were illegally selling marijuana. last year eggby quit her job at a tv station on-air while using profanity. >>> dozens of people are still pushing for new jersey lawmakers to legalize marijuana. about 200 people rallied outside of the statehouse in trenton yesterday. they want pot for recreational purposes to be legal. some of them were smoking marijuana, but nobody was arrested. the rally comes as new jersey issued its first standards for edible forms of medical marijuana just this past week. it could

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they are -- they want the ouster of gerard. nelson is on the board. working with the company. he wants a constructive engagement. if you look at it, shares -- shot up a little bit. >> yeah, they did. but that's a one-month picture. if we had an intraday you would see that we have jumped from the opening low of 39.98 to 40.30 today. >> we should point out that nelson, part of his constructive conflict with the company is a possible break-up of the company. selling off the custodial business. keeping the higher growth asset management. interesting story. that's where we are. we'll be following it. >> charlie breaks it. thank you very much. at c ga (?) don't miss tonight's episode. "strange inheritance." closing bell, went eight minutes. when janet yellen was recently testifying on capitol hill last month, she gave a rare shout-out to one company in particular. why? which was it? we have the ceo. ♪ ♪ >> okay. folks, 22 and a half minutes before the closing bell rings. temperatures beginning to rise. spring around the corner. theme park stocks, they're ac

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gerard finenbrook is a doctor that helps pilots, flight crews and their families. people can call the foundation anonymously. he cannot disclose if lubitz ever sought help, but he's not surprised that he was hiding his condition from the airline as officials have suggested. >> pilots tend to hide these kind of problems, because they lose their job. >> reporter: in both the u.s. and europe, there are certain mental health conditions where a pilot would automatically be disqualified from flying. dr. feinberg says they are revoked by civil aviation horizontals. most pilots that he's worked with never fly again. >> not only have the problem that they have the mental illness, but they fear that they lose their job. it's a huge, huge difference. >> reporter: so that creates an incentive for pilots to keep this hidden. >> yes. >> reporter: he worries that other pilots like lubitz may be keeping psychological problems a secret, potentially putting lives at risk. >> it's a very special case. >> reporter: he says lessons must be learned from what happened in the french alps,

lanes will be reduced on i- 5 at the gerard avenue for construction avenues. here's the deal.some of the lanes will be shut during the overnight hours. it will start tonight and run through next saturday night. weather could change the plans. keep that in mind. if everything goes as scheduled, penndot says drivers should expect slow moving traffic and delays. >>> hey, hit any potholes lately? i know. i'm being facetious. they're they're everywhere. aaa said drivers called from everyone. it's up 10% from last year. don't worry. aaa has some advice about things to do to protect your car from pothole damage. first watch out for water. if you see one, slow down and roll through it. experts say it's better for your car than slamming on your brakes and make sure your tires are inflated properly. >>> the time right now, the time now is 9:21. making progress on a deadly building collapse. what it's going to look like and how much more money they need to make it happen. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-somet

right, gerard? >> he certainly is janelle. and jessica.laying in one of the games that if you grow up caring about your high school and dream of playing for a certain high school this is the game you dream of playing in. is for the eight seniors. saturday night is their final shot to capture a state title. standing in their way, so-cal power house. it's a finale they have been building towards. >> from florida to missouri to hawaii. traveling to play some of the top high school teams in the country this season did more than just strengthen the bishop players skills on the court. >> wanted to get to the national tournament. you spend a lot of time with them practicing. you just get close. it's now. it's where we're all just brothers. we're really close. >> that chemistry is especially noticeable between paris austin and ivan raab. the guard and forward have been teammates since middle school. >> we had the talk where we give each other opinions that are like a big one-two punch. he is quick and crafty. and i'm the big guy who is doing a lot

. >> nbc10 at the mcdonald's add north broad and gerard on north temple's campus.s part of an ongoing campus for workers to earn $10.50 an hour as well as unionization. >> anything less will is below the poverty line. >> just yesterday mcdonald's workers across the country filed 28 complaints over burn injuries. the workers say they want the fast food giant to take responsibility for health and safety violations. nbc10 reached out to mcdonald's for a reaction to the workers' claims. a spokeswoman said, quote, we'll review these allegations. it's important to note these complaints are part of a larger strategist for those targeting our brand. >>> an alleged crime at a local fit innocence center. >> and "nbc10 news" is there. >> a berks county gym owner busted by police. what they say he was selling inside and how members are responding. >>> and next putting her best foot forward. local little league legend mo'ne davis and the new partnership that will help deserving girls around the world. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bow

>> stormforce10 patrolling the roads for you on interstate eastbound near gerard avenue. count on nbc10 and first alert weather to keep you updated as conditions worsen. >>> as this multifaceted winter storm bears down on our area stay one step ahead. get important weather alerts sent directly from our meteorologist to your smartphone or tablet using the nbc10 first alert weather app. >> other news now. governor tom wolf is calling for a major overhaul of the state's tax system to pay for education. this morning thousands watched live on the "nbc10 news" app as wolf laid out his first budget as governor. wolf is calling for a hike in the sales tax, the first in 50 years. it would go from 6% to 6.6%. he's also proposing to cut the tax burden on the average middle class homeowner by 10% as rosemary connors reports from harrisburg, the challenge is selling this to republican lawmakers. >> our state is never going to get stronger as long as we make our schools weaker. >> reporter: education was at the top of the budget agenda with governor tom wolf provided that funding will

gerard is this the 11th hour? votes aren't there and the white house knows it. >> i think they're very nervous. part of the reason they're so nervous is the facts don't support the trade deal. they don't support fast track. every trade deal that has been passed by sfastfast track has resulted in job losses. let's go to the passage of ngatathat nafta. it is in excess of $12 trillion. china is a cheater. south korea is a cheater. we have to lose jobs to prove we were injured. >> do you think the administration is deal making right now with some lawmakers.? >> i think there's a lot of nervousness and a lot of saying if you do this i'll do that. our executive council, we unanimously agreed that we would oppose this trade deal. progressive movements, women's movements, environmental movements. we have seen the results. these trade deals aren't about tariffs tariffs. it has nothing to do with tariffs. >> the bottom line here is the base of president obama's election is telling them not to do this yet he keeps moving for

me and my friend gerard went to go see them at rocky point amusement park in rhode island.got there really early because i'm always -- i'm just lame like that. and so i'm just there, and there's like -- no one's there. just setting up. so we're hanging out in the parking lot. i see mca. i see adam yauch like on a a skateboard in the parking lot. i'm like, "that's yauch. that's yauch, man. oh, my gosh. i've got to go talk to him. i have to say something to him." i had a cypress hill shirt on. and i had about -- remember the vws that mike d used to wear? i used to pull them off of cars. i know. i was a punk. i had like 20 of them around my neck. and my friend was like, maybe take it down. like maybe take ten off or something -- i go, yeah, yeah. they were on like rope, like string. and so i went up to, and i'm like, "what am i going to say? oh, my god." so i'm trying to be all cool. and i go up to them and yauch's skating around. he's got green hair. he looks so rad. the check your head tour. and i'm like, "hey, what's up, yauch? and he's just skating around. he's just cool.

she is 49-year-old joyce gerard.ed the child to run and carry wood for several hours all to punish her for eating candy, until the girl collapsed and died a few days later. the woman testified she only made the child pick up sticks from her yard. the jurors didn't buy the dchlts should she face the death penalty. we have a panel to discuss it. robert, rachel, this is a horrendous heart breaking horrendousace case, just repulsive what this woman did. >> it is a tragedy. any time a 9-year-old dies it is a sad day. when you find out she was killed by a family member, the grant mother, a confidante of the little girl. >> does she derve the death penalty? >> absolutely not. it's reserved for the heinous crimes. the legislative intent of it was for people with true evil thought. that was not this. it was not intented for reckless whafr, which is what this grandmother -- >> look at thatdays face your adoring little granddaughter. and you are punishing her with abject ignorance of human decency to run that little girl for ho

gerard franenbruch is a psychologist that helps pilots, flight crew, and their families. pilots struggling with mental illness can call the foundation anonymously. he cannot disclose whether lubitz sought help but is not surprised the 27-year-old was hiding his condition as officials suggested. >> pilots tend to hide these problems because they lose their job. >> reporter: in both the u.s. and europe, there are certain mental health conditions where a pilot would automatically be disqualified from flying. the doctor says in europe licenses are revoked immediately by civil aviation authorities. he says most pilots that he's worked with never fly again. >> not only have the problems that -- they have the mental illness, but they fear that they'll lose their job. a huge, huge difference. >> reporter: that creates incentive for pilots to keep this hidden. >> yes. >> reporter: he worries that other pilots like lubitz may be keeping psychological problems a secret, potentially putting lives at risk. should we question the trust we put in pilots? >> no. it's a very special case.

pressure on a player like jordan henderson because he takes a corner doesn't mean he is the new steven gerardause he shifts from outside the box doesn't mean he is a new steven gerrard. >> domestic ball in greece made its return after being suspended following crowd violence. this weekend including this match played in front of empty stands. matches were halted last week after violence at the athens derby. authorities say all greek super league matches will be played without fans for the next two weeks. >> parma's ballers will return to the pitch on sunday against atalant despite the club's ongoing financial crisis. the italian team emergency >> european cups not bad for a medieval city of less than 200,000 people. now, the club has scored a self-destructive goal with a gross up to $200 million and no money to pay its staff and players, parma has not a played a game in three weeks and will be kicked out of serie a. . >> we feel better and defrauded, betrayed by who managed the club. we didn't expect this cast after trophy. they are trying to take the club away from us. they can't. >> there is

jurors will now decide if joyce harding gerard gets the death penalty or life without parole. she was found guilty on friday of forcing her 9-year-old granddaughter to run around with wood for hours in 2012, because she lied about having some candy. the child had a seizure after the incident and died three days later. >>> now to news in our area in philadelphia's overbrook section, where neighbors tell us that they are planning a town meeting to talk about crime prevention after a man was murdered while walking his dog. james stuhlman was shot and killed in what police describe as a botched robbery by teenage suspects earlier this month. his neighbors say that he will be missed. >> most fantastic neighbor great father great husband. he was just a great human being. >> the town meeting will focus on ways to you've the neighborhood watch. three teens are under arrest in connection with to stuhlman's murder. >>> the time right now is 9:26. when we come back on nbc 10 news today, a child is in the hospital after he was shot inside of his house overnight. nbc 10's jesse gary is fol

. >> gerard lieper has been number the naked man.calls those pictures an invasion of privacy. police say it's enough to charge him but after a community meeting, neighbors just want him to get help instead of going to jail. >> our kids want to go outside. they want to be able to walk. they want to be able to walk their dog back and forth through our neighborhood and feel safe. won't have to worry about whether or not they're going to see something that had scar them for the rest of their lives. >> lieper has a lengthy history of run ins with the law police say they've arrested him eight times and three for indecent exposure. >>> some big changes coming to the city's most prestigious boulevard. if you walk or drive along the ben franklin parkway chances are you've noticed something missing lately and many of you want to know why. >> things looking very empty around one of the most recognizable spots in the city. fox 29's chris o'connell joining us now from along the parkway in center city. i'm not happy about this, chris. >> reporter:

jurors will now decide if joyce harding gerard gets the death penalty or life without parole.as found guilty on friday of forcing her 9-year-old granddaughter to run with wood for hours in 2012 because she lied about having candy. the child had a seizure after the incident and died three days later. >>> let's head now to new york where an investigation is underway at a school in queens. video was released of some older students dragging first graders right down a hallway. take a look, the department of education in new york released this 30-second clip of the incident. it shows the older kids repeatedly dragging the students right across the floor. lawyers say the soldier students even coerced the first graders to fight each other. >> these first graders were absolutely in fear to even report it to any of the teachers afterwards, because they were in fear of any repercussions from these eighth graders, who, of course, are much larger in size. >> administrators suspended four eighth graders. the department of education says its special commissioner of investigation is now looki

gerard is the guy who the president talked about at my going away party i guess last week or so when he described him as a future attorney general of the united states. also cracked about, you know his disqualifying haircut but i think his hair -- i will disagree with the president. i think his hair looks just fine. his mom is here with us as well -- where's -- and she was responsible for i think -- >> all right, so very clearly the attorney general here of the united states eric holder not mincing words at all speaking of the last 24 hours, the attacks really the attempted assassinations of these two police officers in ferguson, missouri his words, pure ambush. heinous, cowardly repugnant. he said they will pour in federal resources to find these people responsible and seek justice. that coming from eric holder all the while he is sitting there today because he's announcing these six cities from model programs in which community and police force should work together. so that's happening on one level. we have also now heard from president barack obama. he too has weighed in on the sh

>> it's right on gerard. >> any ends coming up in. >> they do. they have one tonight.grand opening party where you can have a coffee on them. >> thank you bill, what a great story. if you have any ideas for bill, use our #fox29weekend. >> ahead in our 9:00 hour, an american soldier rescued from the taliban now charged with desertion. he could spend time in an american prison. was the trade worth it? >>> plus it seems innocent enough. a woman's vacation picture. so why is it popping up all over your facebook and twitter feeds? so why is it popping up all over your facebook and twitter feeds? we talked to the woman in the sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this i

gerard sims i can, chair of the npc speaker's committee and buffalo news and a former national pressb president. skipping over our speaker for a moment, doris margolis, president of editorial associates health and science communications and the npc who arranged today's program. thank you, doris. dr. david hamburg, guest and father of our speaker. susan hevy, correspondent for reuters news. sarah riordan, biomedical research and policy reporter for nature magazine. anthony schopp, a member of the national press board of governors and sheep strategy officer and cofounder of social driver. keeping consumer's safe when they take prescription drugs or eat food or use medical devices or consume tobacco products or wear cosmetics or get vaccinated, these are not small tasks, and these tasks fall to the food and drug administration. these products are important to consumers and to companies and economy, so there can be controversy when the fda plays the role of referee. for instance, we have heard questions such as, our products afe snuff is the f.d.a. taking too long to approve a new drug o

let's go first to gerard illinois. michael, thank you for waiting. caller: a couple of comments. am a small business owner and veteran. and all this talk -- us americans, we don't care about these e-mails. we care about jobs, why we can't get health care, why we are not investigating wild spending by the congressman. in my small town, i have people in jail because they cannot pay a $10 medical bill. they are in jail. single mothers. as no one investigating that? with -- we spent all this time fighting over things that no one cares. it does not affect their lives. you have this organization investigate something that is going to change our lives and affect this on a daily basis. we don't see that. do something for us. thank you. guest: i mean, i appreciate that comment. we do cover other things. we are not exclusively devoted to this issue. and i certainly understand that this is not a bread-and-butter issue for the american people, but i think it is important. i think it matters how the secretary of state import with the law. i think the freedom of information act is an important