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it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >> hello again. here are the headlines. forces from nigeria niger and chad have retaken a town from boko haram. on sunday the united force launched an offense against the armed group which has pledged allegiance to isil. >>> protesting against u.n. plans for a temporary cease-fire adducing accusing the u.n. for siding with the army. >>> in myanmar students say new laws prevent academic freedom by refusing student unions. >>> a manin the investigation of bareries nemtsov a man from chechnya confessed to the murder. >>> greece will try to satisfy national creditors. they want greece to cut public spending and boost tax reseats. the total income was almost $56 billion, more than $48 billion of that was tax revenue, short of the $50 billion target. now compare total income of spending ever $60 million and you have a shortfall of $4 billion. so as john reports, the greek government is c

detective richard thickens of the hartford police department was one of the first on the scene. around and saw a typical teenager's messy bedroom. nothing strange there. but when he saw jessie's body, it was clear to the detective that jessie didn't die of natural causes. >> the first thing that i noticed was that there was a very red mark running all the way across her neck. >> reporter: did you need an autopsy to tell you what you were seeing? >> no, it was very apparent that this was a ligature mark at that point. >> reporter: jessie had been murdered, strangled. but inside jessie's bedroom, there was no murder weapon. no sign of a struggle. except one thing did seem odd about jessie's bed. >>the covers were over the bed in a perfect manner, and for a kid who had stuff strewn all over the bed, there was nothing on the bed. >> it was very apparent that the scene had been changed. this is a possibility of somebody trying to ensure they didn't leave anything of themselves behind. >> were you allowed to say good bye? >> after waiting all day and finally getting my moment to say g

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >> the stream, >> your digital community >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts the stream it's your chance to join the conversation only on al jazeera america >> time now for a reminder of our top stories. up to 200 boko haram fighters are reported to be killed in a joint offensive between niger and chad. recaptured from boko haram in fears clashes. >>> iraqi and kurdish forces are pushing forward on three fronts and their fight to take back areas controlled by i.s.i.l. including taking control of the town of al bajil. open letter to iran's leaders from the american congress. only calling the deal in effect during president obama's term of office. white house calling it a stunt. >>> hardship in the east, food supplies are dwindling in ukraine. john hendren reports from donetsk. >> reporter: in separatist donetsk, grocery store went from ten supplies to one here in do

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find... the inside story. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. >> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera forces nigerian niger and chad have taken over towns from boko haram. on sunday the united force launch and offensive against the armed group which has pledged allegiance to isil. residents from the hello-held areas of--the rebel-held areas the initiative looks to fail as both sides fail to agree on exactly what would be involved. it comes as the war in syria enters it's fifth year. students in myanmar's biggest city say that police is preventing them from protesting against the new education law. they say that the law restricts academic fr

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >>> finally, no one likes to be interrupted while speaking, unless it's for applause, or ovation. binyamin netanyahu's speech to congress lasted 45 minutes and he slipped iran into the speech 107 times. he was interrupted for applause 39 times, and 23 times for standing ovations. roughly 2.5 iran mentions per minute and one standing ovation every 2 minutes. that's either a great speech or an audience that is determined to be impressed. >> israeli journalist took the speech, he put it to the beat and end up playing congress like yo-yo. see you next time as "listening . >> ladies and gentlemen, we must remember three things, first, iran, second iran, and third iran - gain and again, first, iran, second, iran third, iran, dance, down. not once, twice. >> i think we're into something that's bigger than us... >> that's the pain that your mother feels when you disrespect her son... >> me being h

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it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >> hey guys, welcome back to techknow. kyle you've got a story for us that shows us how to do with millions of gallons of cow manure. >> sure, as you can see, i dealt with 35,000 cows. milk isn't the only thing that cows produce a ton of. i went to the largest -- one of the largest dairy farms in america and how they're taking advantage of their manure to fuel all the milk trucks on clean renewable energy. we're about to get the scoop on poop. [ cows maoing mooing ] >> at first glance this might look like your typical dairy farm in the heart of america. >> we probably have 32,000 acres that we own. we milk on 11 sites, we have 11 parlors and we're milking about 36,000 cows. >> what makes this farm unique isn't what you see, it's what smell. -- what you smell. s. >> these cows are full of it and it's not just milk. so you don't just have all these cows here for producing milk. it's actually

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >> police don't know where peter williams got his gun. but in cases of domestic homicide, guns aren't the only issue. peter's criminal history started nine years before he shot zakiya lawson. his list of charges included assault and battery with intent to kill, attempted murder, criminal domestic violence, and assault and battery 2nd degree. fault lines obtained court records that show peter's violence involved seven different women in three counties. four weeks before killing zakiya, peter was released from jail on a $25,000 bond. mark peper is a defense attorney in charleston who had represented peter in the past. >> just a quick thumb through of his rap sheet shows how many times he'd missed court, how many times been accused of doing these same exact things with different women it's very clear to me that this court did not have the appropriate information to make an informed de

gave that to a friend in hartford county and turned his back on the warm became an actor. his career kicks off when he goes to st. louis. there was a theater being run by bend of our -- ben devar,. this theater had a reputation of being cold drafty, a rathole. ben was supportive as a manager but he could vex you. i remember the complaint was made that your company was loaded with scrubs. he said, hey, they have to work somewhere. sometimes devar would not pay them. one time his actors found him dining on quail and demanded their salary and mock surprise, he says something like what? demand salary when blackberries

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >> there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, could striking workers in greece delay your retirement? i'm here to make the connections to your money real. >> "real money with ali velshi". tonight at 10:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. a. >> hello again welcome back. a reminder of the stop stories. regional neighbors have joined nigeria in the fight against boko haram. residents from the rebel-held area of aleppo are protesting against the u.n. plan for a temporary cease-fire in the city. but both sides could not agree on what would be involved. it comes as syria enters war in the fifth year. >>> now let's take you to where a giant solar powered plane . it's wider than a 747 but weighs as much as a car. two swiss pilots will take turn to fly over the next five months. there go. landed inland for the first leg done. now greece is clamping d

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "inside story". i'm lisa fletcher. on this edition of the show we are talking about female genital mutilation. here are some anything fact. the world health organisation under lines that the procedure has no health benefits. it is mostly carried out on young girls in infancy and age of 15. the w.h.o. says it's a violation of the human right of girls and women. i still have my guests and we are rejoined by dr marcy bawers. all of you are here because you are not only familiar with the topic because you are moving it from the village level to the white house. how do you change something that is so deeply culturally engrained, miriam? >> i think what we are doing now, advocating. it is important. advocating, letting people know that the practice has no health benefits. it only has this - this disadvantage to the human body. i feel like just because we say it into l

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >> there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, could striking workers in greece delay your retirement? i'm here to make the connections to your money real. >> "real money with ali velshi". tonight at 10:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> hello again, the headlines that had and namer joined the battle in nigeria against boko haram fighters. vehicles are seen crossing into the area. boko haram pledged allegiance to isil. >> protests against u.n. plans for a temporary ceasefire in aleppo. they accused the u.n. of siding with the government. >> students in myanmar say police are preventing them from joins protests against a new education law. the students say the legislation restricts academic freedom. the response of the semi civilian government is a test of its democratic principles. >> it's a small gathering on the outskirts in solidarity

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ ifrments. >>> our incon con specs focuses on heroin. >> the drug enforce administration estimates in 2012 46% of the heroin was produced in mexico. >> 51 from south america and the bulk from colombia. >> asia made up the last 3%. >> much of the heroin coming from mexico started out in colorful poppy fields. it's controlled by drug cartels and where 43 college students disappeared last year. we traveled to the region and found farmers there feel they have no choice but to grow poppy plants. >> reporter: the sierra madre mountains along this land where the corridor from mexico and the united states begins. in the folds of the mountains we meet a woman that lead us to her family plot a rare glimpse of what people here call their gardens. her husband tends the crop colorful poppies, thousands of them. the key source for heroin. demand north of the border is why farms like this exist, a

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save $404 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back time for sport. >> thank you. the head of international cycling, brian cook son admits the sports governing body assisted lance armstrong to cover up his drug abuse. a report attacked the u.c. i's attack to doping and suggests that it is rife in professional cycling. >> reporter: a sport that carried a black eye for more than two decades takes another hit. panel known as the independent reform commission compiling a 227 page report attacking the sporting bodies that appointed them to investigate how cycling lost its way. the conclusion was a culture of developing still exists and u.c. i helped it happen. of scrutiny the matter of how they allowed lance armstrong to get away with doping, failing to target him and covering up a positive test to cortisone in 1999. >> it was something that u.c. i would prioritise the image and business of the sport over integrity and h

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >>> 97% of the heroin in the u.s. comes through mexico. officials say the number of heroin seizures at the border tripled between 2009 and 2014. add -- adam raney spent a day at the border. >> reporter: they call it the border room. >> look at the extent that they went through. >> reporter: soft drink bottles. gas tanks. even firewood is used to stash heroin. it's clear to those who guard the gates to the united states. that heroin coming from mexico is their biggest challenge right now. >> we have seized double the amount that we seized last year. >> reporter: alerted to another drug seizure, this time on the road into the united states. jesus is a special agent with homeland security. his task to dismantle smuggling rings. >> in 2012 we had five kilos. in 2014 we had over 200. had a weapon inside the vehicle. >> reporter: his team intercepts drugs every day. but it doesn't stop the flood

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] saverage and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and it's time to get all the sports news now with raul. >> barbara, thank you very much. through to the semi finals of the fa cup after beating manchester united 2-1. nacho monreal took the holders ahead after 25 minutes at old trafford. four minutes later manchester united drew level. thanks to wayne rooney. while at manchester united danny welbeck was stopped but he didn't score enough goals. and he got an off tore joint gunners and of course he scored the winner and to make things world di maria was since off for united after he appeared to grab the referee. arsenal record their first win at old trafford since 2006, they face bradford or redding next. >>> on too serie a. lat see a have moved up to third. german striker scored a brace approaching full time in the other game, league leaders juventus are leading 1-0. >>> staying with football. the united arab emirates will host the asi

, the hartford statement controversial moment where he said, here is what is wrong today.time magazine thought it was almost martin luther banging on him, begging on the declaration. >> and there were liberals. >> that was one. the other one which is to me, more timely vietnam ends. they start imprisoning minorities right away. this is not what he was marching in demonstrating for. he goes to his friends on the left and says to them, look what is happening? we need to write a statement and publish in the times and banging doors and protest the improvement of religious minorities by this new communist government command it did not happen. >> not intel after. >> it's an interesting moment. >> he would not have been by any means procommunist but he was not anti- can't do this. he realized his foes on the left were not willing publicly to come out against the marxist government. >> and some here will remember or be aware in the late 1940s when the satellite countries were really in the grip of the soviet union. it was often religious people, clerics. a powerful strain of the e

. >>> temple at smu in the american finals in hartford for this one.ls strong out of the gates this one. jalen bond was questionable coming in. the big fella cleaning up underneath. conference player of the year nick moore from deep. scary moment late in the second half. will cummings goes for the steal and grabs his shoulder. they now have to sit and wait and see what happens on selection sunday. >>> the flyers got unfortunate news before the game. r.j. umberger is out for the season. he has an abdominal tear ending with a bakers dozen left on the slate. they welcomed in the red wings. detroit dropped nine straight. the wayne train comes calling. that goal originally credited to brady similar brady simms. flyers with a man advantage. simms makes it 3-1. givering detroit all they could handle. it's the third goal for a hat trick. the lids start to pour down on the ice. but it's announced that the first goal was changed to wayne simmons. it was raining outside, people losing their hats. flyers win. >>> flyers by day at the wells fargo center and sixers

it's the hartford's promise not to drop you, even if you're in an accident. [ female announcer ] save4 on average and get lifetime renewability. you've got to consider it. you've got to consider it. ♪ ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york this is market makers with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. erik: good morning once again. i am erik schatzker. stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. erik: let us turn our attention to the bulletin for the top business stories of the morning. shares of shake shack are falling after its first earnings report as a public company the burger chain sales failed to live up to expectations. for the revenues be estimates but the predicted sales would only grow in the low single digits. shares have more than doubled since the company's ipo in january. lumber liquidators is struggling in the wake of the devastating 60 minutes or or. sales falling short of estimates. 60 minutes reported lumber liquidators' laminate flooring had high rates of from aldehyde. the company says it stands behind its product and falls within also to regulations. higher claims

. >>> on the people scene a bank is foreclosing on northeastern pennsylvania of the hartford township properties, the 55-year-old owes 275,000-dollar. he told "good morning america" he was restoring homes in time rural susquehanna town. >>> comedian chelsea hander is speaking out about an experience with bill cosby. she said cosby asked to see her in his room. she claimed she felt uncomfortable and brought male friends with her. she was reminded of the encounter after women came forward accusing him of sexual assault. >> this morning's latest franklin and marshall poll describe how people in pennsylvania feel about the state of the state. >> reporter: a health heritagecy is declared in a rural town in indiana to keep people safe against a deadly disease "action news" continues. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses

it would be wise of hartford to look at the definition of family. how does it work? their case definitely not. >> it's preposterous. whoever is in your home and who you love is who your family is. and the notion that the city will discount that is unacceptable to us. >> some cities and towns have found ways to address these living arrangements calling it a functional family. they must have an ownership interest, share house keeping duties and adhere to specifications for the homes don't end up as boarding houses. we reached out to neighbors who made the complaints and none were willing to comment on camera for us. but we know some neighbors probably concerned with what happens with other houses. >> what happens next? >> the group has to decide. they say they are going to fight. they haven't said how but you can imagine there is probably a legal battle which is why the city didn't want to comment either. >> i am sorry some neighbor complained. what should matter is are you good citizens and good neighbors. yo you can have people related who are horrible. here you have

again, only three students from the hartford school in mt. laurel suffered injuries. only one of them was taken to mt. holly hospital. and the police chief tells me those injuries were only minor, bumps and bruises. the driver on this bus also expected to be okay. so police are investigating. again, the parents have all been notified and breathing a sigh of relief that this wasn't worse than what we're seeing out here. jim, renee? >> thank you. >>> well our milder weather certainly a welcome change but also contributing to a problem that pops up every year around this time. of course, we're talking about large potholes. >> no doubt you've already hit one of them or swerved to avoid landing in one. here's the good news though. help is on the way. nbc10's doug shimell was there as new jersey road crews got ready to fight the problem. >> based on what you've seen today, that help is desperately needed now, right? >> reporter: exactly. we thought last winter was bad. this -- the post-winter road conditions are shaping up to be almost as bad if not worse. whether you're in

that is right by he will meantry school and middle school, harrington and hartford. even the school buses will have to go on attestor using elbo or union mill road. that area that received a fine drizzlal long 422 northeast extension up in toward montgomery county. icy spots report add long the sumanytown pike. icy spots here on eagleville will road and arcola road. first ones out of the gate this morning are picking up and tires are slipping. be aware stepping out of the front door. crash in glenside in jenkintown glean wood avenue at old york road. bridges looking fine n problems coming from south jersey along the freeway and we're good to go on mass transit. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> wisconsin's attorney jennies promising a thorough, transparent investigation in the the death of the black teenager at the hand of the mad on police officer. saturday's deadly shooting sparked outrage but the victim's family is calling for peace. the the city's police chief met and prayed with the grandmother of 19 year-old tony robinson in hopes of the calming the community

in locally it's hard to catch any cloud cover at all over the last six hours a little bit up by hartford connecticut, but high pressure is doing good in terms of the sun and winds are whipping down from the north 48 right now in philadelphia and 54 in washington still in the 30s in places like binghamton and buffalo and we'll stay in the low 50s for a high today. about 9 degrees cooler than yesterday in spots. not every reporting station reporting gusts but those that are are reporting strong winds 31 miles per hour gusts in philadelphia and also at the airport in atlantic city and basically can you all expect gusts ranging from 20 to 30 miles per hour this afternoon. 52 at 3:00, we'll be inching up that way at 2:00, 6:00, 46 and moving back into the 30s at 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. the wide view on satellite and radar you can see the precipitation in houston and dallas and along the coast that is our source of precipitation and arrives late tonight and including a portion of the weekend, i'll have more on future tracker 6 on how the rain affects us coming up. >> thank you david. >>> as the

short-term rental and the administrative code is proposed until april 2nd, 2015, and item 3 at 276 hartford street a discretionary review until april no other items proposed for continuance i'll just check. >> any public comment on item the items proposed for continuance seeing none, public comment is closed arrest commissioner richards. >> move to continue. >> second. >> on that motion to continue all matters as proposed commissioner hillis one that 0 acceptance. >> i'm showing up as commissioner richards i'm commissioner moore i'd like to ask for continuance on items a-10 a and b the discussion requires a full commission we're trying to amended the bopped bay area special use district on the particular proposal a amends those boundary side folks spent a lot of time working with the supervisor for adding parcels in this case and that discussion should be brought forward before a rezoning of the particular property. >> commissioner moore we should take up the item when it is called under the regular calendar ms. the initiation. >> okay. we'll take it up commissioner president fong. >> as th

these entries were written by nancy, investigators sent the diary to a forensic document examiner, hartfordhandwriting examination's based upon two distinct facts -- no two people write exactly alike. within the writing of a single individual, there is normal variation. it's this normal variation that we associate or we don't associate with the questioned writing. >> surprisingly, nancy and richard's handwriting looked strikingly similar. friends said this was intentional. while in college, nancy had written some of richard's research papers, and she mimicked his writing. kittel first looked at known handwriting samples from both nancy and richard. despite their similarities, there were differences. >> she used her ampersands quite extensively through her writing, so every fifth, sixth line would have an ampersand on it, in her known handwriting, where richard always used the a-n-d for the verbiage and. >> kittel also noticed that nancy and richard made their capital "i" differently. >> richard used one down stroke like a 1, whereas nancy used a down stroke and then a cross at the top and b

. >> the passenger turns out to be 23-year-old darryl brown from hartford, connecticut.later find out he's a member of a gang called the bloods and is fleeing hartford because he was involved in a carjacking the knife before. >> it was a carjacking the night before and he seriously injured the man involved and he was made to believe from a third party that he had killed the person so he thought he was dealing with ray homicide as well. >> brown had jumped in a taxi and told him to head for the albany area. >> he told the driver to keep driving. he would let him know when he got there. >> you can see him wading his hands putting his head out the side window. then in a dramatic move he makes a run for it. >> the cab driver shouted to trooper henry to let him go with him. trooper henry at that time while retreating to the rear is telling the cab driver, put your hands up, pull your shirt up, i want to see your waistband. he wanted to make sure he wasn't a co-conspirator or a buddy of the cab passenger. >> he opens fires and shoots out the back window. >> he fired seven shot

the bus was carrying students for the hartford school. one student had minor injuries. >>> a family is seeking answers about 24 hours after their camden home collapsed. the homeowners told nbc 10 they had concerns something like this could happen ever since crews demolished a home next door 12 years ago. the family was inside when the bricks came tumbling down tearing off the front facade of the home. >> that was my first thing. i ran around and got my wife out and my daughter is on the third floor, right above there. >> everyone made it out safely. city officials tell nbc 10 they issued an uninhabitable permit to the family on thursday and they shouldn't have been living there. the family did not break laws by staying. investigators are looking into the cause of the collapse but say they can't imagine a teardown more than ten years ago is to blame. >>> for the fourth straight day demonstrators took to the streets of madison, wisconsin, in protests of police. nid night a white officer shot and killed an unarmeded teenager during a struggl

right now a third of a mile of visibility in hartford. pittsburgh a tenth of a mile. with the dense fog early the airports will start off slow. new york and d.c. airports will be slow. chicago and st. louis and dallas all possible delays. we have a rain athlete today, late developing. next storm to watch. heavy rain will spread through the gulf and through new england by saturday. over the next 48 and 24 hours mostly gulf areas. the big story is once we get rid of the fog is the warmth. 66 in d.c. today. 57 minneapolis. >> that's a good story. that's a welcomed story. thank you. >>> it will soon be easier to pay off student loans. lenders have to have better repayment options. and more reasonable fees if you fall behind. changes kick in next year. >> loretta lynch's wait is almost over. she's waiting to be confirmed attorney general. the gop said a vote will happen next week. it will end a delay that that'sed over 100 delays. >>> shaw denied his office targeted programs while serving as city manager in ferguson, missouri. a report showed racially targeted practices by

hartford visibility one mile. pittsburgh a tenth of a mile visibility.an guarantee because of that a lot of airport problems especially in the morning. the afternoon gorgeous, bright sunny. as long as the fog say round, boston from pittsburgh area back to chicago too st. louis and dallas, expect morning delays. now as far as the rain goes flood watches are in effect. this is the next storm going to drench the gulf coast, up through the southeast over the next 24 hours. eventually this rain will move on saturday up through new england. keep that in mind for your plans. in the meantime joe and mika this is about as nice as we get for the middle of march. 60 in new york this afternoon. 72 in tell. >> no way. i told you bill karins would come through for us. >> warmest day in new york in three months. >> happy man. any flooding problems? >> biggest issues we had some last couple of days in kentucky. so far a slow melt. this is what we need. >> exactly what we need. thank you. all right. >> still ahead, robin thicke is accused of blurring lines in their smash

they will be a a three or four seed in the tournament friday in hartford. >>> senior day at lasalle jail ill wright had to wipe away a tear but was calm cool, collect once the game tipped off. put back jam in the last 40 seconds sealed the deal. wright had 11 points as explorers held off dayton 55 -53. st. joes lost by ten at road island. penn hosts cornell tonight second to last game of the jerome allen's tenure. espn reporting that the quakers coach will be fired after this season. they are just eight-18 this year. >>> another jerome, jerome williams not having a great day either for the phillies. he allowed a second inning run to the blue jays and took the loss in the game that the phillies never led. jonathan papelbon made a debut in the sixth. he looked good. striking out two in a scoreless inning. jesse biddle made his debut. he did not look good. germantown friend product a loud two runs in the seventh as the phillies lost to the blue jays four-two. phillies spring training mates in clearwater, the the union back in town today for their season opener a game you saw here on six abc

the bus was carrying students from the hartford school. one student had minor injuries. >>> tonight the woman known as the black madame is guilty of murder. a jury convicted padge windslowe for a deadly silicone injection she gave a woman in a philadelphia hotel room. nbc10's mitch blacher is joining us outside the courtroom with reaction to today's verdict. mitch? >> reporter: jim and renee, padge windslowe's daughter -- or sister, i should say, and her lawyers say they will appeal the jury's decision. the jury found her guilty of third-degree murder aggravated assault as well as possession of an instrument of crime. windslowe testified she's given thousands of silicone injections all without having any formal medical training. the philadelphia police lieutenant who cracked this case said that he hopes that it will serve as a lesson to young women. >> send a message, a lot of young ladies, society puts a lot of pressure on women, especially when they're young. unfortunately, they don't have the money to get these plastic surgeries they sh

the insurers offering these policies including aig, chuck and hartford all continued to tweet their underwriting. randy bitter says it requires policy owners to make adjustments of their own. >> even if they get an insurance policy to cover the cyber risk the insurance company is going to require them to have processes, technology reporting struck structur in place. the policy should mitigate any disruption to a business and the cost of helping customers impacted by an attack. as the cost of the policies rise marsh said they rose 3% last year firms may choose to self-insure instead. posing a risk to the rapid growth of cyber insurance. for "nightly business report," i'm >>> it has been the launching point for some of technology's hottest startups. what's turning heads this year at south by southwest? we'll head there, next >>> here's what to watch tomorrow. federal reserve begins its two-day meeting and everyone will be watching to see if the central bank removes the word patient from its statement, which could mean interest rate hikes are getting closer. on the data front, housing starts in feb

during the war breaking out, he gave that to a friend in hartford county and turned his back on the warm became an actor. his career kicks off when he goes to st. louis. there was a theater being run by bend of our -- ben devar,. this theater had a reputation of being cold drafty, a rathole. ben was supportive as a manager but he could vex you. i remember the complaint was made that your company was loaded with scrubs. he said, hey, they have to work somewhere. sometimes devar would not pay them. one time his actors found him dining on quail and demanded their salary and mock surprise, he says something like what? demand salary when blackberries are in season? booth is very ambitious at this point. i'm reminded by that definition of ambition and determination. some remember the name of joe jacoby. use a great lineman for the washington redskins -- he was a great linesman for the washington redskins in his heyday. he said, to win the super bowl, i would run over my own mother. his teammate said, i would too. i would run over joe's mother. [laughter] booth was a good actor. he was not perf

office found david simmons' body near 23rd and hartford street and the other man around the corner.immons died on the scene. paramedics rushed the other man to the hospital. ♪ >>> this rally was outside the white house, but there were others like it all over the world sunday to mark four years since the revolution started in syria. activist say president bashar al assad and islamic state militants are equally responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths in syria. secretary of s john kerr he's willing to speak with assad and broker an end to that civil war. >>> tonight a man is in jail accused of shooting two police officers in ferguson, missouri. officials say he admits to firing his gun but says he wasn't aiming at the officers. nbc's ran allen has new details -- ron allen has new details about the suspect. [ gunfire ] [ screams ] [ bleep ] >> reporter: wit warning, the shots, at least three, rang out just after midnight early thursday morning. outside ferguson polic headquarte setti off a frantic scene. >> shots fired. officer down. >> reporter: today st. louis prosecutors say

they will be a three or four seed in the concerns tournament friday in hartford. >>> union back in town their season opener a game you saw here on six abc. never know that field was full of white a couple days ago. this went to overtime. conor casey a's header yeah, didn't convert. the game against rapids ended in a tie. >> that is sports. >> all right good thanks, jamie. >>> "action news" at 11:30 continues next. new support for islamic militant terror group vowing to work with isis. >>> college student who was gunned down outside a nightclub in camden six years ago and today his mother is still looking for answers. hear from her in tonight's crime fighters report. the those stories and more coming up next. stick around. >>> saturday night i'm's walter perez. here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. family of fallen officer robert wilson the third -- >> definition of the brother. friend, anything that you needed. the family of the robert wilson the third peaks to "action news" about his life, and those he left behind. >>> shows of support for wilson's family from philadelphi

. >> reporter: suzanne walsh is an estate lawyer in hartford, connecticut. >> i have received panicked calls from family members who don't know passwords, don't know the nature of the online accounts. they simply know mom paid the bills online, and they may not even be sure about the bank. >> reporter: walsh says that the main problem is one of access. in many cases, we have made it virtually illegal for anyone else to use our online accounts. it starts with those terms of service agreements, the fine print of the online world. once the "i agree" button is pressed it's as good as a contract. >> many of them prohibit the sharing of passwords, and they prohibit third-party access. so, right now, they tend to bar anybody but the account holder accessing the account. >> reporter: that means even if the account holder is dead. internet service providers say they're following the letter of the law as spelled out in the 1986 stored communications act which prohibits anyone from accessing private information online without permission. >> the problem with fiduciary access now is that it may be

what is hartford? right. state capitals, $600.put at risk. let's make it a true daily double. all right, for a total of $3,600