it was, as harrington, a classic rhode island greeting. i consent that his article be added to the record at the end of my remarks. the lieutenant refused his command and ordered his men to fire upon anyone who attempted to lord -- attempted to board. the rhode islanders outnumbered the british and swore on. shots rang out in the dark. the lieutenant felt wounded. that's night the very first blood in the conflict that was to become the american revolution was drawn by american arms. a little bit more than just tea in the side of the boston harbor. as the patriots commandeered the ship brown ordered one of its rhode islanders to tend to dotting stint's wounds. brown took the captain of the english crew -- -- english crew ashore. they set her a fire. blaze spread, reaching the ship's charges of gunpowder and the canon, setting off explosions like fireworks. ultimately the flames red -- flames reached the gaspee's powder. fragments of the gaspee splashed down beneath a moonless sky. nick bunker wrote the british have never seen anything quite

police officers will be at harrington middle school in mt. laurel, new jersey today checking students' belongings, before class begins. officers will remain on school grounds, throughout the day this is just one of several threatening calls that have been made to new jersey and pennsylvania schools in recent days. >>> a vigil scheduled tonight, for the south jersey teenager critically injured in a hit-and-run. police have arrested a suspect. seventeen year old kyle was hit sunday morning on north hook road, pennsville, new jersey. police say 23 year old zachary mcdonnough was the hit-and-run driver, and he used a relative car cover to hide his damaged vehicle. >> devastating to see him and couple of families just all upset, and i'm just in shock seeing him like that. >> he's at christianna hospital in delaware. zachary mcdonnough charged with aggravated assault by auto after alleged taped confession. >>> federal regulators recommending more speed signs following the deadlyamtrak derailment here in philadelphia. investigators believe speed pla

we will continue to do so. >> now, matthew is yet to be charged in harrington's death. he does face murder charges in hannah gram's death. >>> the man accused of rapes admitted to 3 years. he is serving three life terms in prince william county and another 2 in lowden county. today's plea stems from charges he kidnapped and raped women between 1997 and 2001. following today's guilty pleas, he was sentenced to life in prison on those charges. >>> in prince george's county, the county executives struck down the tax height. sharon baker says parks and rec is not the top priority. >> now, in prince gorge's county. the county executive vetoed a tax increase today. even though he says he wants to raise taxes. >> it is a 2-year-old, $14 million reccenter. >> reporter: using it as the backdrop to veto a 1.5% property tax hike approved to pay for more parks and wreck. >>> a time to invest every dollar, we are investing in more facilities. that is not the priority of the county. >> the priority is schools t it is a fight baker is losing. >> no rate increase this year would mean a

today morgan harrington's parents were here and it's the first time her father saw jesse matthew. here's what her mother had to say. >> we really felt we should be here today to honor our daughter morgan as well as to honor and encourage the strength and the courage of the victim who came from so very far and waited so very long to have her justice and we wanted to come and support those efforts and her courage in the face of such difficulty. >> reporter: matthew has not been charged in morgan harrington's debt. he is charmed with capital murder in hannah graham's death. he could see the death penalty if convicted. if convicted, of the fairfax case here he faces life in prison. we'll be back tomorrow a the trial resumes. i'm peggy fox reporting live in fairfax. >> the naacp -- >>> the naacp is calling for a full investigation involving a texas police officer at a pool party in a dallas suburb. this cell phone video posted on youtube shows officers responding to a disturbance call friday of teens refusing to leave a community pool. the officer can be seen pushing a 14-year-old girl

abc reporter alyssa harrington has more. >> reporter: they're concerned about the breach, saying they have access to sensitive information. investigators point the finger at china, saying are involved. this time up to 4 million former and current employees are at risk. they hacked personal information and records. just about every major federal agency was hit. the state department admits maintaining cyber security is not easy. >> the federal government all the time when we notice intrusions, possible intrusions we take steps to mitigate them, continue to update our security but it is a significant challenge. >> reporter: analysts say it could be used for financial fraud or espionage. the chinese foreign ministry denies allegations, calling them irresponsible and unscientific. it is unclear if the president was targeted. workers impacted are asked to keep a close eye on their credit report and are offered identity theft protection. alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> happening today governor brown meets with water leaders to discuss the on-going drought. the gover

threat here at harrington middle school one of several made not only in new jersey yesterday, but in pennsylvania, as well, chopper three, over simmons elementary school in horsham yesterday morning. police say a threatening call was made to school main office there. nothing suspicious was found in the lockdown there lifted also montgomery county lockdown at hatboro horsham high school made to the district elementary school. chopper three over the scene as police canvas the area. they found nothing again and classes resumed. back out here live, in mt. laurel, no other schools have been impacted by this threat. and of course, anyone with information about this threatening phonecall is asked to call police. we are reporting live, here, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank if you. meanwhile, fire broke out overnight in the elmwood section of the city. firefighters arrived to the storefront of ek dollar and grocery, that's at woodland avenue and gould street around 2:00 this morning. it was placed under control in about 20 minutes later. we're told there were no injuries. f

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 is the only place to catch the nba final. our coverage of game three at 5:30 with nba countdown. >> after this newscast, "world news" airs then the toyota pregame show. and then coverage of the game begins. then jimmy kimmel live game night and the news at 10:30. >>> we continue with some of the other top stories. more delays for b.a.r.t. commuters. the problem that had passengers boarding buses instead of trains. >>> an arsonnist torches expensive electric cars in the bay area. >>> plus near 90-degree temperatures, no air conditioning and no powe >>> covering los altos, antioch petaluma and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >> a power outage in the east bay may keep some from watching the warriors game. abc 7 news was in brentwood where many customers are still without power. one family has been without power for 24 hours now. they are worried the electricity won't come back until after the game. another resident is worried about his medicine. >> i'm diabetic. i've got my medicine in the fridge. it's getting warmer and wa

alyssa harrington live with more on what this means. >> reporter: investigators discovered a massive breach that may have exposed sensitive information about millions of government workers. they blame china who in response says the u.s. is jumping to conclusions. the cyber attack, the largest of its kind. breached the computer system of the office of personnel management. it holds personal information for millions of past and present employees. things like names, birth dates and social security numbers. >> the estimates are at least 4 million violations so my guess is it might be bigger than that. >> just about every federal agency may be affected. the department of defense the social security administration even the white house. the u.s. state department admits maintaining cyber security is not easy. >> the federal government all the time when we notice intrusions or possible intrusions, we have taken steps to mitigate them and continue to update our security but it is a pretty significant challenge. >> reporter: the fbi and department of homeland security suspect chinese hackers sk

she also melt with the mother of morgan harrington. news4's dauf individualvid culver has more on what they talked about. >> reporter: a hug her daughter killed in 2009, linked to jesse matthew, still no charges. this trial wasn't even her daughter's chance for justice. still, she wanted to be here. >> i wore purple for morgan pink for alexis and orange for hannah. today, i chose rainbow because i wanted to wear colors to represent the many, many numbers of victims of sexual assaults. >> reporter: behind closed doors harrington got to speak to the victim. the woman who jesse matthew was convicted of brutally sexually harrington thanked her for doing what they are daughter can't couldn't do testify. >> i applaud her courage and determination in finding her justice in this court building today. >> reporter: victim took the stand, her word does influence matthew's sentence. >> i was just proud to be in the same courtroom with her. i thought it was very moving. >> reporter: hoping for a serious punishment for matthew come october. i hope w

something the mother of morgan harrington the other young woman he may have killed sgrateful for.ll as for the testimony of the sole surviving victim who came back from india to testify. >> she's the one that got away. and i'm sure she didn't feel like the lucky one. but thank god she did. >> reporter: and the judge may take into account the cases of harrington and hannah graham even though he has yet to be convicted of those crimes. >>> a court document paints a grim picture of what might have gone down in the dc mansion where four people were murdered. a search warrant that's been unsealed says investigators found a baseball bat covered in blood. that bat was in a bedroom where police found three of the bodies. savas, savapullas, his wife amy and their son figueroa. the son phillip was in his bedroom. all four were beaten and stabbed phillip was burned. the murders taking place last month in the family's home in northwest. the only person charged in the case is deron went. police are looking for accomplices. >>> an emotional memorial service at the young woman killed last week w

elissa harrington joins us from mt.den high school. >> reporter: the rain finally tapered off just in the nick of time. parents are starting to show up carrying balloons and flowers and umbrellas just in case. today's rain a bit of a surprise for many students and staff especially in the middle of a drought. maintenance crews and students from mt. eden high school's leadership class used towels brooms and leaf blowers to dry bleachers and seats set up for tonight's graduation ceremony. today's rain showers impacting but not ruining the event. >> we are looking forward to rain or shine that we are going to have the graduation. we have been looking for this obviously for years. this is something that parents are always looking forward for. >> reporter: principal says they cannot move the crowd inside because they don't have the space. an estimated 4,000 to 6,000 guests are expected. the brown athletic field serves as a reminder of the crippling drought. the soggy weather a bit of a surprise for organizers following swelte

developing right now threaten phonecall against harrington middle school. live look right now at the school in mt. laurel, new jersey. police are not taking any chances. as precaution, officers will check student's belongings before classes begin and remain on school grounds throughout the day. this is just one of several calls made to new jersey, and pennsylvania schools. >> a delaware family is shaken and upset this morning after becoming victims after hate crime. someone etched a swastika in a racial slur on to the family's suv park on denim avenue claymont new castle county. police believe the vandalism took place early sunday morning, amerea green said she check her calf after she noticed some of her flower pots were missing her husband's car also vandalized. >> you would think in 2015 we still wouldn't be going through this. >> if the suspect or suspect is going to return, then will it escalate? >> authority say the crime carries felony charge, if you have any information you're asked to call police. >> time now 5:53. more storms on the way today. kat

the mother of morgan harrington was at the victim impact hearing. morgan was linked to but not charged in the killing. >> i wore purple for morgan harrington. pink for alexis murphy and orange for hannah graham. today i chose rainbow because i wanted to wear colors to represent the many, many numbers of victims of sexual assault. >> news4 will be at the next court date next week. that's when they'll set the court date for graham's murder. >>> today we'll find out more information on two men accused of targeting victims on craigs list in prince george's county. alfred wade and kenneth calvin were arrested earlier this week. both are accused of robbing several interested buyers at gun point after placing ads on craigslist. police in prince george's county will give us more information on those cases and provide safety tips at police headquarters this morning at 10:00. >>> you can now stop those unwanted robo calls. the fcc says companies like verizon, at&t and other carriers aren't duty bound to connect those annoying robo calls if cow don't want them

it was the first time dan harrington saw matthew in person. here's what his wife said. >> it was the first time that dan was in the presence of jesse matthew and i know that he did have some hard moments and felt kind of rattled during the proceedings, but i think we're holding up really well and we'll continue to do so. were matthew has not been -- >> reporter: matthew has not been charged in the harrington case. he does face capital murder charges in the hannah graham abduction and murder case. in the hannah graham case if he is convicted, he faces the death penalty here. if he is convicted in this fairfax case, he faces life in prison. i'm peggy fox reporting live in fairfax, back to you. >> that jury consists of seven men and seven women, two alternatives and the trial is expected to last through next week. >>> the man known as the east coast rapist pleaded guilty to three more charges in prince george's county. aaron thomas is already serving three life terms in prince william county and another two life terms in loudoun. today's plea ste

now, the threat here at harrington middle school was just one of several made not only in new jersey but in pennsylvania, as well, chopper three, over simmons elementary school in horsham yesterday morning. police say a threatening call was made to the school's main office. now, nothing suspicious was found, and the lock-down there was lifted. also in montgomery couldn't, a lock-down at hatboro horsham high school made to the district's elementary school. chopper three over the scene as police canvas that area, they again found nothing. and classes resumed. now, back out here live in mt. laurel, no other schools in this district have been impacted by this threat, and of course anyone with information about this threat is asked to call police. we are reporting live in mt. laurel this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan thank you. fire damages a store in the elmwood section of philadelphia overnight. firefighters arrive to the ek dollar and grocery woodland avenue and gould street around 2:00 this morning. they quickly placed the fire under control so about 20 minute

police had responded to the harrington middle school in mount laurel overnight. the district says someone made a threat over the phone. police searched the school and will screen everyone that comes into the building today. the district has asked students and staff to bring fewer items into the building to speed up that process. the mount laurel school district says a number of similar threats were made to schools across new jersey. >> this is new here on "action news." philadelphia police released new surveillance of a suspect wanted for the robbery of an off duty officer. this was a story we told you earlier this week here on "action news" and the video was taken the day of that holdup along the 6900 block of rising sun avenue. now the man on the left considered to be armed and dangerous. his accomplice who you saw on the right was killed in the shootout with that off duty detective. at the time of the robbery last week. >>> police in pennsville, new jersey, say the suspect in a hit and run that critically injured a teen has confessed. 23-year-old zachary mcdon

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alyssa harrington has more. >> family members and activists gather at thepot where the deadly police shooting happened almost one week ago. saturday, an oakland police officer shot 30-year-old in a standoff. he was initially found asleep in a car with a loaded gun and lots of ammo. i spoke with the female officer's attorney who said she saw hog reach for e pistol when he fired. thsuspect vehicle in a burglary the night before. immediately, their past starts to come out. they did this or that. they had a crinal record or whatever. it's irrelevant. the police did not know who was in t car. his record was not known until they i.d. 'the man they had shot. >>hey want to know the names of the officers involved and to see their body camera video. >> when things like this happen, it creates trauma r the community. whether they knew the victim or not. paicularly black or brown people. you spend your life in fear. >> some resints are worried things could get out of hand. >> we'll see a replay ofhat we saw in the past. >> jose and april reverend have been meeting with local merchants to form a

that is where i would make that judgment >> congressman michael harrington. congressman harrington: i would like to get your thoughts on a number of, i suppose, components that go into this -- minimum wage, a range of other productivity. what are your thoughts in dealing with that issue that is able to be measured over a couple generations? how would you address it and what is the role of government given there is an inference about a difference of opinion on what the role of the government should be? one can say it is provocotive , the disparity between the ceo ratios and the average working today which is a hazard when it comes to what is happening given poplar understanding of this. senator christie: sure. first off, you know, let's deal initially with the role of government. i think that has been stark in the last nearly seven years. this president believes government's role is to pick the winners and losers in our society. he does it all of the time in terms of what he supports or is unwilling to support. he believes the government should be deciding the

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. >> abc 7 reporter elissa harrington has that part of the story. >> reporter: although it passed four of the nine justices voted against the same-sex marriage ruling each wrote their own arguments to explain why. chief justice john roberts said if you are among many americans of whatever sexual orientation who favor expanding same-sex marriage by all means celebrate today's decision but do not celebrate the constitution. it has nothing to do with it. >> the decision was not unexpected at all. >> reporter: but bill may with catholics for the common good strongly disapproves. he is concerned what the ruling will do to family values. >> what the court did was eliminate the only civil institution -- the question becomes do we need such an institution. >> elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> our coverage continues at 4:30. we will take you to the south bay to see celebrations taking place there today. >> we will talk about the legal implications of today's kiz. >>> coming up at 5:00 continuing live team coverage from san francisco city hall. as always you can get updates 24/7 on twitter at a

in oakland elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> lanes are back open after a fatal accident.t happened just before 2:00 this morning in south san jose. it was speeding when it slammed into a tree and caught fire. one person was inside the vehicle and died at the scene. >>> two men accused of plotting violent attacks in support of isis face new charges. federal prosecutors say david wright and nicholas rivinski conspired to provide material support. the fbi says rivinski had been posting pro-isis comments on youtube and twitter. a neighbor was stunned. >> always a nice kid. i didn't see him doing any harm. >> a third man linked to the plot was killed by boston police last week after police say he lunged at officers with a knife. >>> a republican lawmaker is blaming the state's drought on california's liberal abortion laws. she told a group against abortion rights that texas was in a long period of drought until the governor signed a bill banning late term abortions. that night she said it rained. supporters describe the remarks as ridiculous. >>> new details about the washingt

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alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >>> this isn't what most tourists would see in new york times square. activists crushed 2,000 pounds of con if i case the confiscated ivory. they want to send a clear message that the u.s. won't tolerate crimes that threaten endangered animals. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 a little bit of humor at today's festivities. some of the warriors poking fun at each other. we'll have those moments coming up. >>> i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. i'll answer your questions here live in just a little bit. >>> i'm spencer christian. we're looking at a nearly cloud free western sky from the east bay hills an indication of a lovely weekend coming our way. >>> and checking our traffic, this is san jose 280 southbound is the traffic. those taillights, traffic heading away from you is 280 southbound. it's moving in both directions on the right hand side. that's your traffic peeling off on the >>> there were so many great moments during today's parade including this one. klay thompson taking a selfie with the trophy with the crowd in the background. >>

matthew was forensically like to but not yet charged in the 2009 disappearance and death of morgan harrington. her parents were in court today. >> i know it is a disorienting journey, and i hope that she is finding the closure and justice this system of ours can deliver. leon: stay with abc seven for continuing coverage. justin from the district, a shooting in southeast turns deadly. this happened on the 5000 block of hannah place. two people were shot, one has died. the names have not been released. there have been no arrests made you. a new guilty plea from a convicted serial rapist, aaron thomas admitting to three attacks in prince george's county. he could face three additional life sentences. he is already in prison for attacking trick-or-treaters in virginia six years ago. he has been accused of targeting at least 17 women. today, one victim appeared at a surprise hearing. >> he is mentally ill. he is a monster. he said he did some things nobody knows. leon: thomas told the judge she had an addiction. he says he now knows it was wrong but did not see that at the time. real safety featur

that evidence was connected to a 2009 case, a murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. matthew has not been charged in that case. he has, however, been charged in the disappearance and death of uva student hannah graham. last week matthew's lawyers requested reporters be banned from the courtroom saying media reports could make it difficult to find an impartial jury. a judge denied that request. the media will be allowed throughout the entire process and we will be there today to bring you updates live all morning long. that's the latest in fairfax county, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. >>> a warning is out this morning about the dangers of synthetic marijuana. it was issued by d.c. mayor muriel bowser after word that synthetic marijuana overdoses are increasing in the district. mayor bowser says ten people staying at a homeless shelter od'ed just a few days ago in fact. the drugs are often called k2 or spice and can cause paranoia, seizures and even death. >>> we're following a developing story from the national institutes of health in bethesda. n.i.h. has stopped all produ

the mother of morgan harrington was at the victim impact hearing. matthew has been linked but not charged in her murder. >> i wore purple for morgan harrington. pink for alexis murphy and orange for hannah graham. today i chose rainbow because i wanted to wear colors to represent the many many numbers of victims of sexual assault. >>> it's 5:46. two men wanted for the role in the fifa bribery investigation are now in custody. they turned themselves in in buenos aires. the argentine businessman and son conspired to win and keep media rights contracts by paying millions of dollars in bribes. another man involved turned himself into italy last week. we'll find out out if they'll face extradition to the united states. >>> and a fire jumped a river and destroyed three homes. it started yesterday near sacramento. it spread quickly after hopping the river fueled by vegetation on both sides. more than 100 people were evacuated from their homes. no one was hurt. >>> the prince william county board of supervisors reportedly discussed salary increases for them

. >> reporter: jill harrington also attended the hearing. accused of abducting her daughter morgan in 2009. >> it's never going to be over for us, you know, i'm always going to be without my daughter. and without, as long as girls are safe from this sexual predator. however long it takes to find justice. i have to accept it. >> defense attorney rams are also argued that because judge higgins and 25 out of the 55 search warrants are in order and that they had requested that it would be improper for her to remain on the case when they plan to file a motion about the search warrant and orders. that the judge said that she would have another judge handle those requests. and to which the defense replied that that kind of ruling is saying that the partial recusal is like being a little bit pregnant. expecting to hear a lot from the capital defenders the next motion that will be coming up in august. i'm peggy fox reporting live in charlottesville. >>> last week matthew plead guilty to a fairfax county sex assault and capital attempted murder case a

elissa harrington joins with the story. >> bart's board of directors the discussion the proposal on whatwould take to re-open the bath reals to provide relief and to discourage illegal activity. >> this used to be men's room at bart at embarcadero station in san francisco. it hasn't been a real bathroom since one 21. now, it is used for storage. restrooms at all underground stations have been closed since the 9/11 attacks. bart officials are thinking about finally re-opening them. >> how do you accommodate people who really need to go to the bath rome but make sure that there is no potential for a terrorist activity? the undergrounds are closed because of the fact that you can imagine the force of something exploding would be directed in a confined area. >> for 14 years riders have been met with signs like these. >> inconvenient. unnecessary. >> passengers say when nature calls it is hard to held it. some use the stairwells or elevators as urinals and say it is time to have a place to go. >> i had a hard time one time and had to run. >> in an emergency it would be great to have them. >>

janet o is in the castro and ellisa harrington is at the wharf. >> it has been emotional for supporters of marriage equality with the supreme court clearing the way for same-sex marriage nationwide. yeah! >> cheers erupted after the landmark decision was announced. in a historic ruling 5-4 decision, the high court ended bans on gay marriage ruling same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry in america without regard to their state laws. president obama is calling it a victory for gay and lesbian couples who fought so long for bake civil rights. >> this decision affirms what millions of americans already believe in their hearts. when all americans are treated as california we are all more free. justice kennedy wrote the majority opinion saying "under the due process and equal protection clauses of the 14th amendment, couples of the same sex may not be deprive of the right and the liberty." >> calling the majority opinion egotistical "i write separately to call attention to this court's threat to american democracy." >> june plant scene at san francisco city hall where it starte

it's just south of dover into woodside and harrington and milford included in the severe thunderstorm warning again until 11:30 we'll track for you on stormtracker 6 double scan street-level and you can seat moderate and heavy pockets of rainfall and so that 11:01 showers and storms pressing to -y shores and 11:02 meadow brook and acres and also continue to move north and east 35 miles an hour. here's the big picture. storm tracker 6 double scan radar 3d we're tracking what was a tropical storm. tropical depression bill continues to work et cetera way east ward. torrential rain is a big concern as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. what we can expect now through 7 a.m. 1 to 3" of rain lukely and there could be spots that find isolated 4" of rain. severe showers and storms possible for philadelphia and points south and west and road and stream flooding is a big concern. coming up walter future tracker 6 on standby and let you know when the moyt tour moves out for father's day in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you melissa. before heading outdoors ch

. >> reporter: douglas harrington and jim mayo live in mclean, virginia. they had to get married in d.c. five years ago because it weight legal in their own state then. >> it means that our certificate of marriage is valid nationwide. >> reporter: since they've been married it's been awkward having to always explain their relationship. today's decision they hope will make that easier. >> i am even lated and relieved and -- elated and relieved and excited and a little weepy. i n thought i'd grow up to see the president of the -- never thought i'd grow up to see the president of the united states say that everyone, everyone in this country is created equal. >> reporter: in fairfax outside tonight's hillary clinton event republicans denounced the decision. >> we believe that marriage should be between one man and one woman. >> i'm really excited. i kind of am still can't believe it. >> reporter: missy johnston and janice fleming, native virginians, planned to move out of the state to get married until it became legal here. >> we were a little bit worried befo

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alyssa harrington is why a little pink pill is so controversial. >> reporter: many advocates say it's breakthrough for women's health. it's known as the little pink pill or lady viagra. it's by sprout pharmaceuticals. its purpose is to stimulate sexual desire and to improve the sex lives of women with lowly libido. it would be used to treat female sexual dysfunction special cli desire disorder. hsdd affects 1 in 10 women. today an fda advisory committee is holding a hearing to discuss the pill its safety and effectiveness and if the drug should go on sale. if approved it would be the first drug of its kind on the market. advocates for female reproductive health trying to get it approved for years. they argue there's many drugs to treat sexual dysfunction in women and none for women. two other attempts to get it passed failed. some experts argue in recent studies there's not been a significant difference between women that took the pill and those who took a placebo. one thing to look at are side effects. these do include nausea and fatigue. live in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank yo

that is where i would make that judgment >> congressman michael harrington. congressman harrington: i would like to get your thoughts on a number of, i suppose, components that go into this -- minimum wage, a range of other productivity. what are your thoughts in dealing with that issue that is able to be measured over a couple generations? how would you address it and what is the role of government given there is an inference about a difference of opinion on what the role of the government should be? one can say it is provocotive, the disparity between the ceo ratios and the average working today which is a hazard when it comes to what is happening given poplar understanding of this. senator christie: sure. first off, you know, let's deal initially with the role of government. i think that has been stark in the last nearly seven years. this president believes government's role is to pick the winners and losers in our society. he does it all of the time in terms of what he supports or is unwilling to support. he believes the government should be deciding thes

he is also linked but not charged in morgan harrington's murder. her parents were in court today. >> i know it is a dizzying disorienting journey. and i hope that she finds the closure and the justice that this great system of ours can deliver. >> it is unlikely that the hannah graham case will be mentioned in this trial. prosecutors agreed ton present evidence in that case. >> the east coast rapist pleaded guilty today to several attacks in prince george's county. he was once again sentenced to life in prison. aaron thomas terrorized women for more than a decade. authorities say he was responsible for 17 attacks from rhode island to virginia. include oing the abduction and rape of teenage trick or treaters in prince william county in 2009. thomas is already serving a life sentence for some of the crimes. >> police say your neighborhood streets are a lot safer tonight after officers took down a major drug ring. operating in montgomery and prince george's counties. 18 people were arrested during the raids today. police say the drug dealers were sell

elissa harrington is at the station. >> bathroom at ten bart stations have been closed for 14 years closed after the 2001 terrorist attack. this is what a lot of bart riders are used to seeing when nature calls signs like these that say things like "restroom closed." this is video from 2003. another sign reads "due to heightened security contact station agent for elevator access," to make things more safe in the underground stations following the terrorist attack. bart ramped up security installing more cameras and removing bash agency cans. according to an article officials now are considering re-opening the bath almosts. there is a board of directors meeting and it will be discussed. re-opening the restrooms would cost $1 million a year and not just be able to unlock them. they would have to clean them and redesign the bathrooms to enhance safety measures change doors and things like that to discourage illegal activity. >> thank you. bart is warping riders to plan ahead for two upcoming weekend closures of the tube, the first weekend in august and, again labor day weekend so crews can do

he is linked but not charged in morgan harrington's murder. her parents were in court to offer support. >> i hope that she finds the closure and the justice that this great system of ours can deliver. >> now, matthew is also charged with the murder of uva student hannah graham. it is unlikely her case will be mentioned in this trial. >>> this morning the man prosecutors say killed a mother in front of her kids will take the stand. bell is charged with killing wilson in front of her children. bell went to the victim's home looking for her boyfriend. bell believed that the boyfriend had killed one of his friends. the boyfriend was not there, so prosecutors say bell shot wilson several times instead. >>> right now, two escaped murderers have been on the loose for more than 72 hours now. investigators say they're looking in the u.s., mexico and canada for david sweat and richard matt, but they have no idea where they could be. the two broke out of a maximum security prison saturday morning. investigators say these men probably had help from the in

jesse matthew, charged in the murder of hannah graham and link to the disappearance and death of harrington. authorities say matthew sexually assaulted and choked a woman in a city park in 2005. she survived. the defense asked the judge to prevent the lead victim from identifying matthew mccourt. she says she saw a picture of matthew online and that no one swayed her inappropriately. the judge agreed. >> a former commissioner found guilty of a hate crime. he was accused of attacking a homeless man in northwest d.c. last summer. police say he approached the man at 3 a.m. and sprayed him with liquid and shouted a racial slur. he is facing up to 270 days in jail and a fine of $1500. newly unsealed documents shift the spotlight in the manson murder history. police are looking at jordan

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fingernail belonged to matthew and police connected his dna to the abduction and murder of morgan harrington though he has not been charged. her mother watched the trial. >> i certainly want a day in court for our daughter. i definitely do, although i am happy that it's very unlikely that this criminal will ever hurt anyone again. >> now, he's convicted of the most serious crimes you can be convicted of that might put a little hitch in his gety up at the next trial, but who's to say. >> an alfred plea allows matthew to plead guilty without admitting guilt to the crime. matthew will face the full range of three life sentences. his sentencing for this crime comes up in october. he also faces capital murder charges death of uva student hannah graham. the jury made up of 7 men and 7 women was poised to decide jesse matthews' fate when suddenly that decision was made for them. surae chinn talked with one of the jurors. >> reporter: the jury made up of 7 men, 7 women, including 2 alternates sat in the courtroom scope of this trial. them say they were disappointed they weren't able to make the deci

check out this video shot by dallas harrington. it shows a hammerhead shock swimming towards his boat. >> shark coming right at the boat. >> different phone same image, remarkable video of the people at paradise watersports coming face to face with that very same shark. sam taken kyle miller says -- captain kyle miller says when he saw that shark, his jaw dropped. >> we're driving the boat nice and slowly by and the fin just rises right out of the water and the tail swimming back and forth, very cool. >> reporter: what was your first thought when you saw that fin? >> sweet. >> chopper video capturing something you almost never see in the summertime, packed beaches, empty water. that's because from 30th street down beach troell played it safe and intermittently -- patrol played it safe and intermittently shut down parts of the water. >> we started following it all the way down the whole coast. >> reporter: a photographer from wboc? salisbury captured this video of the shark -- wboc of salisbury captured this video of the shark. why

the dna also connects matthew to the 2009 disappearance and murder of another young woman morgan harringtonmatthew is a suspect, but no one has been charged in her death. then last year. >> please, please, please help end this nightmare for all of us! >> reporter: prosecutors eventually charged matthew with the capital murder of uva student hannah graham who went missing last september for an agonizing month. her remains were discovered in october miles from where she was last seen. >> hannah graham definitely reminded every girl that it's important to protect yourself. >> reporter: police arrested matthew in galveston, texas, and hauled him back to virginia to face a long legal battle that could end in a death sentence. >> defense attorney not affiliated with this case told garrett that matthew's defense may likely try to poke holes in the victim's memory of the offense. >>> a two alarm fire in leesburg damages several apartment and businesses in the downtown area there. the fire started last night in an apartment above caulkins jewelry store. several animals died in the blaze. two people

harrington. >> i find mr. russell is almost correct about the extent of the disagreement that's left in this case. our position is not that we can prevail if we can prove that a defendant believed that his conduct was illegal under some law other than the csa or the analogue act our position is that we can prevail if we can prove that a defendant knowingly distributed a drug and that he believed that his conduct that his distribution of the drug was illegal generally. as justice -- >> my question that i posed to him is really for you. >> would you mind repeating it? >> well i'll try. suppose you have to show -- and i think you do -- that the defendant did know it is an analogue, say, to cocaine. there are two ways you could do that, the first way is you could show that this defendant being a graduate in chemistry knows what the chemical competition of cocaine is, knows what the chemical composition of this other substance is and knows they are the same. you're not going to be able to do that very often. >> rig

this is all because of a threat made against harrington middle school in mount laurel.gators are on the scene overnight investigating and searching the school. police will screen everyone who comes into that building today. the district has asked students and staff bring fewer items into the building so they can speed up that process. the mount laurel school district said a number of similar threats were made to schools across the state. >>> philadelphia police are on the hunt for the gunman who shot a a 75-year-old man in the back of the head. the shooting happened last night in the 400 block of east indiana avenue in west kensington. the victim had surgery. he is expected to survive. detectives are trying to figure out if the senior citizen was the shooter's intended target. >>> police in pennsville, new jersey, say the suspect in a hit and run that critically injured a teenager has confessed. 23-year-old zachary mcdonough surrendered to police just hours after officers said they found his heavily damaged car hidden under a car cover. mcdonough is accused of hitting 1

police had responded to harrington middle school in mount laurel overnight.trict says someone made a threat over the phone. police searched the school and will screen everyone that couples into the building today. and the district has asked students and staff to bring fewer items into the building to speed up that process. >>> the mount school district says a number of similar threats were made to schools across new jersey. >> a church in berks county will hold a special service tomorrow night. it's for their pastors who are involved in a terrible crash. pastor lynn cock was killed and her husband brian was injured. an suv collided with the pair who were riding on their shared motorcycle on sunday. the husband and wife team had served glad tidings church in spring township for nearly 30 years. pastor brian cock remains in there hospital. his injuries were so severe doctors had to amputate one of his legs. >>> and police in pennsville, new jersey, say the suspect in a hit and run that critically injured a teenager has now confessed. 23-year-old zachary mcdonou

, charged with the killing of uva student hannah graham, an investigator say length with morgan harringtons also linked with a 2005 attack in fairfax. jay korff explains the challenges. jay: jesse matthew's accuser has waited nearly 10 years to tell her story. she traveled halfway around the world, from her home in india to appear at a pretrial hearing last week. the police say the attack occurred in 2005 in this wooded area on a busy road off of fairfax county. he allegedly attacked his victim from behind, pulling her into this area, sexually assaulting her, then a passerby from a nearby apartment startled matthew, who they say fled. they also say they have dna evidence linking matthew to the crime. jury selection for matthew's current trial begins monday. it is hard to know what the alleged victim after all these years is thinking. >> many victims are anxious, very nervous. very concerned about the upcoming trial. they are also at the same time many people who may feel empowered. jay: this person interviews alleged victims of sex abuse to better understand what they may or may not have e

shark tank investor kevin harrington with us. hooest going to look to take the advantage of the strategy and tell us about it coming up here live on "closing bell." >> yeah. you might have missed this story with everything else going on to our viewers out there. but it's a crucial one. can't wait to talk to him about it. and meantime yahoo ceo melissa mayer providing an update. >>> but, we start with the markets and those comments. you saw it here today on cnbc. told scott wapner on the halftime report markets overheated. listen. >> i'm very concerned about the market. and i think the market is overheated. especially the high-yield market. and it's sort of a sad commentary because i think the public is walking into a trap again, as they did in '07. >> strong words from carl icahn. let's talk about with our "closing bell" exchange guest today from index financial partners is with us. there at the big board and rick santelli in chicago. and jack i guess you're going to take issue with carl icahn? >> well it sounds like carl's tryin

of violence against the school, police officers, checked the belongings of all of the student at harringtone officers will stay on school ground, throughout the day, several schools were threatened yes threat against harrington called into mt. laurel police. now, a check of your forecast, weaver some storms on the way today. >> another fresh rounds, that's right diana tracking still very front and boundary. >> also going to find mixed bag hereof scattered showers and thunderstorms, so right now you have a little hint of moisture out there. probably seeing couple of little pocket of drizzle running down here along the garden state parkway through cape may county, for example. and this will be the story any time today. i do suggest the umbrella. we've got a lot of moisture to work with. that will help the showers come through with locally some steady rain at times. you just don't want to get caught. later tonight skies clear out. we end one comfortable night. beautiful day tomorrow. just toasty one. upper 80s and we keep that theme going for the ends of the week. justin? >> good morning, ever