hassan reddick shot in the nfl is days away. the temple prospect is back in his hometown of camden where he's given a key to the city on battleship new jersey. [applause] >> reporter:. >> i'm happy. i'm anxious i believe ready to go. i'm ready to see where i'll be at. you know, where i'll be calling home for the next couple years. >> reporter: the key to reddick's rise to a projected first round pick hard work. the linebacker wall not recruited out of haddon heights high school, he was a walk on on temple and his mom spent roughly a hundred thousand dollars to put him through college until he got a scholarship as a senior. >> it was times where i wanted to give up. you know, i just wanted to get a job and take some of that stress off of her. her being shoe she was she said we going to make it work. >> i get a bit emotional because like i said, he deserves it. >> reporter: reddick plans to pay his mom back by buying her a house while trey thomas is paying it forward giving reddick some valuable tips. how much trouble do you think

take a look at hassan this morning. he was with the other 20 draft hopefuls in town. was at sleeper's hospital for children on north broad, lifting spirits of the kids there and hassan's story is very inspirational. he suffered two serious injuries at hadden heights high school playing football. he had no scholarship offers. he walked on at temple and now he's on the verge of become ago top first round pick. his mom and dad, they have had a huge influence in his life and his mom predicts she will not be able to contain her emotions when he is drafted tomorrow night. >> i know it's going to be tears. anything that has to do with him, i get emotional. i make it emotional now. but i know the tears are going to be flowing. but he deserves it. he deserves it. he came a long way. he fought really hard. >> and hassan said the first thing he's going to do is buy his mom a house. that is pretty cool. we're going to have a lot more with hassan reddick, his mom and dad, a special sit down with all of them. it gets emotional with our draft special tonight at 11:00. i'll be here l

. >> senator hassan. senator hassan: thank you, mr. chair, and ranking member. mr. kelly, it is good to see you again. there is an element that focuses on bringing law enforcement scrutiny to the adjudication of the visa applications. right now i and 30 united states diplomatic posts around the world, especially when law-enforcement teams are dispatched to provide recommendations to consular offices to help diplomats make decisions about whether to grant a visa to a foreign national. sense, at lot of to you, me, hopefully too, and it should probably be implemented across the board for issueplomatic posts that visas. we're working on legislation for this topic area i wanted to ask you to question. would you support the advancing of visas to more diplomatic posts? and will they be in the 18 budget request? secretary kelly: i will have to look at the budget issue. but i would think anything we can do overseas to make better decisions about who may come to the united states for whatever beson is a good idea, should reinforced, and we should constantly be looking at even

so we have hassan here.. >> man, i'm always looking good. >> but this is not what you're going to wear tonight? >> no, no, no, no. >> you're projected to go in the first rounds. so you'll be on that stage tonight. you got look good. >> right. >> the outfit is in that bag right over there. so can we see? >> i'll let you see. >> he's going let us see it? >> before tonight? >> before tonight. >> this is big execution disbelief this sunday heard of. i don't believe it. >> make sure to stick around then. we will take a break, when we come back, we will talk to hassan red glike this has never happened. all right. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, good news, all lanes open, ready to roll coming in from new jersey, 42, five, a 1295, tractor-trailer accident, cleared out of the way, so good to go, here is your travel times for your majors like 95, the schuylkill, and the turnpike, heavy volume, all leading into philadelphia today. we got the penn relays, set to get underway at 10:00. jammed solid, the schuylkill expressway, exiti

. >> it was a big night for temple standoff hassan reddick, the arizona cardinal's selected the camden county native at number 13 right before the eagles pick. you will hear from the owl, now cardinal, staying with the birds, right? if you're not into the wheeling and dealing with the draft, there's a lot of fun to be had. jeanette reyes has that part of the story. >> reporter: all the action is on the other side of the gates. they have the 40-yard dash, the vertical jump and other activities frk you're not in the mood to get active take in the sights of the vince lombardi trophy and imagine the possibilities. the nfl draft experience is a stunner for football lovers, but this year the birds are on full display. >> we want to show the passion of the eagles fans. >> reporter: for the nfl incorporating the city and it's fans was a must. from the start philadelphia had to be part of the draft experience from the monuments down to what the fans are eating. they have local experts to lead them in the right direction. >> we worked closely with the city to cure -- curate what food we had. >>

hassan's a great comedian.e's going to rip into donald trump having a muslim, a brown muslim guy, the son of immigrants take on the president who has demonized these communities is perfect. >> and do you think the media -- should the media cover this and not be tempted to run to pennsylvania and follow trump? >> of course they're going to cover that. that's an earlier event. because donald trump said he was not going to this dinner because he was going to focus on making america better, apparently making america better is having a rally to congratulate yourself for a failed hundred days. the media will cover both, but i hope they cover hassan, he's going to be great. >> dean, thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. that does it for this edition of the 11th-hour. you can catch me tomorrow morninga a.m. joy right here in washington, d.c. for the white house correspondents weekend. have a greet weekend, everyone. ten hours from now. see you. good night. >> this is more work than in my previous life. i thoug

hassan reddick, his dream is going to come true. and we're hearing from the ravens, coming up next. >>> i'm john clark live from the eagles novacare complex. one more night, the nfl draft. some people want the eagles to take a corner back or a defensive end. but take a look at carson went. why do we show carson? a lot of nfl network analysts that we caught up with today want to find a weapon for carson wentz. philly's own mike mayock said the same thing. carson wentz went from 13 to 8 to 2. most of the skill position people are on effectively one-year contracts. so whoever the top defensive player on the board is, whether conley is available, whether it's rub b foster, you have to look at that guy versus what an offensive playmaker does for you. from my perspective, i'd rather take the offensive playmaker. >> hoish the man heading the eagles draft for the first time, it's swroe douglas. he spent a lot of years with the ravens, started out as a scott. we caught up with brian billick. he has a lot of good memories working with joe. jo

cam dead native hassan reddick was given the key to camden on the battleship new jersey.had 10.5 sacks for temple and was third in the nation with 22.5 sacks for a loss. he's projected to be taken in the first round. and also today i talked to a former eagle scout and also a scout with the baltimore ravens and currently really a draft expert with the nfl expert. >> i feel like i have a certain responsibility now that i've been given a key to the city. giving back and rebuilding. get on a platform like this, got myself situated i will always help and give back to the city so i'm going help rebuild and i'm going to help the youth. >> reporter: earlier today i talked to a draft expert with the nfl network and also he happens to be a former scout for the philadelphia eagles. he believes that hassan reddick could go as high as number 10 to buffalo in the first round. we will switch gears aund talk about the birds. they have the 14th overall selection should they trade up like they did last year? we'll talk about it. for now coming to you live i'm don bell for cbs3 eyewitness n

cam dead native hassan reddick was given the key to camden on the battleship new jersey.had 10.5 sacks for temple and was third in the nation with 22.5 sacks for a loss. he's projected to be taken in the first round. and also today i talked to a former eagle scout and also a scout with the baltimore ravens and currently really a draft expert with the nfl expert. >> i feel like i have a certain responsibility now that i've been given a key to the city. giving back and rebuilding. get on a platform like this, got myself situated i will always help and give back to the city so i'm going help rebuild and i'm going to help the youth. >> reporter: earlier today i talked to a draft expert with the nfl network and also he happens to be a former scout for the philadelphia eagles. he believes that hassan reddick could go as high as number 10 to buffalo in the first round. we will switch gears aund talk about the birds. they have the 14th overall selection should they trade up like they did last year? we'll talk about it. for now coming to you live i'm don bell for cbs3 eyewitness n

it's like hey, hassan, should your dad be president of the united states? would be like my dad -- the guy who tries to return used underwear to costco? no! jeff sessions going to be here tonight? he was business doing an enactment. on his rvsvp, he just wrote no! which happens to be his second n favorite n word. hillary clinton was going to be here tonight, but somebody said she thought the event was in wisconsin and -- natue silver told me that joke would kill. we are here to talk about the truth. it is 2017 and we are living in the golden age of lying. now is the time to be a liar, and donald trump is liar-in-chief. and remember, you guys are public enemy number one. you are his biggest enemy. journalists, isis. normal length ties. and somehow, you're the bad guys. that is why you got to keep your foot on the gas, especially with sean spicer, who is not here tonight because i think he is at home googling how to fake his own death. but i lover it when you give i to sean spicer, he is giving press briefings like somebody is going through his information --

hassan's a great comedian.o rip into donald trump having a muslim, a brown muslim guy, the son of immigrants take on the president who has demonized these communities is perfect the media is going to cover that but i think that's an earlier event because donald trump said he was not going to this dinner because he was going to focus on making america better, apparently that's having a rally and congratulating yourself for having a failed hundred days. >> dean, thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. that does it for this edition of the 11th-hour. you can catch me tomorrow morning on "a.m. joy," rite here in washington,.c. f the white house correspondents weekend. have a greet weekend, everyone. ten hours from now. see you. good night. >> being a staffer for a member of congress these days means sometimes accepting things that you might just not want to accept. it means accepting physical things that you might not have room to accept. >> we have a letter here for the congressman signed by 1,000 of his con

it sure hassan will no doubt mention it as well. i'm happy to say, bob woodward and carl -- will be there. there worked with the washington post during the watergate era. it's an example of the importance of good journalism. >> finally, this is the start of a new administration. presumably at least three more dinners with president trump. how does the association move ahead in subsequent years? >> that will be up to my predecessors in this role to help navigate. -- and to send a signal we have -- that the president is welcome at our dinner. this staff is welcome at our dinner. it's possible, even when there's -- that is something that that we are working towards. even as we continue to provide robust coverage of this white house. as we would regardless of who the president of the united states was. that's what we need to do. after the dinner and figures to mason, thankff you. >> my pleasure. >> the latest correspondence dinner is this saturday. we will have live coverage beginning at 9:30pm eastern here on c-span. >> in case you mis

but you heard hassan did bring the energy in his bit.nd some of the most biting criticism of the media itself which before that was and the g itself first apartment. host: who was in the crowd? judy: a lot of hollywood stars opted not to come as they have in years past and seeing the likes of george clooney and tabloid fixtures like kim kardashian and lindsay lohan, none of that this time around. the big star was madeleine albright. she was talking to a lot of reporters ahead of the dinner. but that kind of forced journalists to have to talk to each other which is kind of a foreign concept for a lot of us. not that many hollywood stars this time around. host: any members of congress? judy: many members of congress showed up despite president trump saying he wasn't attending and no one from the trump administration attending either. i saw susanne collins there, and we saw a lot of lawmakers attending but not as many in years past at the same time. although it was a soldout dinner, it definitely was sparser in the hallways, usually, it's k

and hassan will be the headline speaking tonight.nd bell, hosting "united shades of america" finally once again thkoodness. cuma kama, you see your fair share in the crowd. probably is aware of the fact president trump given a the speech he gave attacking the very dinner he'll be giving his routine tonight. what do you think is going on in his head? >> i'm glad i don't have to follow barack obama. this is a much easier house. the fact president trump isn't there helps him out. i'm sure he's groing to be grea. and he was at the congressional press dinner. and that's probably why he was here. >> jeff mason just spoke. he heads up the white house correspondents' association and he said look i wasn't looking for somebody who's going to roast the president trump in abstengsau, that's not fair. so everyone's going to be looking at him to do a bit of that, because that's typically what happens at these dinners but for the first time in 26 years the president isn't there h himself. >> it's easier to be sincere and not just do the roast jokes

r my name and all this to happen in philadelphia that was great. >> that camden county native, hassan his career as a walk-on, now he is is a first round pick. good morning everyone, i'm matt o'donnell, day two of the draft day, day two of dreams will come true, but many more will have a nightmare getting around the city. >> reporter: last work day to be dealing with it, although we'll have some restrictions in place, but not nearly as many. it's a day for a lot of accidents this is on the schuylkill expressway eastbound in here belmont. we see police blocking the right lane. looks like some debris on the roadway, as well. the pickup truck involved in the accident. we have a few people on the scene blocking the right lane on the schuylkill expressway eastbound. i've got another shot of this, you can see a number of emergency workers on the scene eastbound by belmont, chopper is panning back there's a fire truck on the scene, as well. traffic is slow as you head on the schuylkill expressway eastbound near belmont backing up right now because of the accident we have that is blocking a l

the entertainment is hassan minaj of the daly show. coverage begins at 9:30 p.m. eastern. >> sunday on q & a, the house of truth, a washington political salon and the foundations of american liberalism. we talk with author brad snider, felix frankfurt ir, lewis brandeis and herbert hooufr who met regularly in the 1900s to debate politics and the future of the country. >> i think they all did this. race wasn't an issue for them. they cared about the rights of americans. that's the first time did supreme court struck down a state criminal conviction tunld due process clause. that was a huge moment in putting fair criminal trials on the liberal agenda and linking the idea of fair criminal trials with race. >> saturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. the senate appropriations

the comedian's job is to make fun of the president and the press and hassan did that really well.as very, very original. it was awesome that you had a muslim american, a kid who's first generation who is -- it's a really, really good point. in the past comedians usually read. it's kind of a roast. he performed. he was looking right in the camera. his eyes, he was really a great, great performer. of all the comedians and i think i've seen it five times, i've got to say hassan was definitely the best. >> it was a tough room. and now he's going to do a tour of bunch of muslim countries, so i'm wishing him well. >> thanks so much, gentlemen. appreciate it. >>> we've got so much more in the newsroom right after this. s "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have

hassan minaj, who is muslim, headlined the entertainment part of the show. for continuing coverage of the president's first 100 days, head to our facebook page and twitter feed. >>> imagine being secretly recorded by someone you work with. a bay area woman turned to our investigative unit after discovering a hidden camera in the bathroom. as we found a growing number of women are being victimized by these video voyeurs, sometimes with little recourse. this woman never imagined she would see video of herself recorded in the restroom at her job. she's worked at elma electronics for the past 13 years. >> how many times do you think you may have been captured on video changing clothes or using that restroom? >> i have no idea. it could so many times already. >> until this day when a colleague dissed a tiny camera stuck to the towel dispenser. what did the camera look like? >> like a. it looked like a hook. really small. >> the video showed both women using the bathroom. they called human sources at elma who called fremont police. according to the police report,

john allen, bringing it back in here i hope hassan has more jokes than he had answers. he seemed to duck every question but i get that he wants to speak through the comedy. we showed the trump bit we were going to show tonight some of what we have seen from other presidents tell stories that room. >> absolutely. a lot goes on at the white house correspondents dinner. >> some of the jokes are personal about presidents. sometimes it goes beyond your typical roasting. if the reporters are smart they are trying to find out new information. there are so many government officials there. >> the case the president was making, this op-ed and the rally in the corner of the screen that's his hundred day rally. i want to give policy chops. he said he terminated the trans pacific partnership. this is from the op-ed removing job killing regulations. talks about confirming neil gorsuch, america first. he points to that he is doing things. >> his biggest achievement has been the appointment of gorsuch to the supreme court. that was one of the main reasons so many conservatives may not

my name is hassan minaj or as i'll be known as 830287. with everything going on in the country that a muslim would be standing on this stage for the ninth year in a row baby. we had eight years of berock, what's another year? i see you. what you doing? you jet skiing while the world burns? that's cool, that's cool. for those of you who don't know me, i'm a correspondent on the daily show on comedy central. i see some of you whispering to each other. what is comedy central? it's aer basically an internship. i would say it's an honor to be here but that would be an alternative fact. it is not. no one wanted to do this. so of course it lands in the hansds of the immigrant. that's how it always goes down. no one wanted this gig. no one. don ripples died just so he didn't have to do this gig. rip to don ripples. i was told not to go after the administration. >> you were not told that. >> believe me. it is amazing to be surrounded by some of the greatest journalists in the world and yet when we all checked into the hilton on friday we all got a

you mentioned hassan manage, a daily show correspondent, he'll be entertaining the crowd. it's one thing to make jokes about the president, to crack those kind of jokes when he's there, he's laughing along. it feels sort of like he's in on the joke. in this way, president trump won't be there and so the target of the jokes isn't going to be there. so it kinda feels a little bit more remote. it feels much more like a late-night comedy monologue. where it's much more removed. so i do think that makes the job tougher. it's already a tough gig. you have thousands of the most skeptical, gim let-eyed crowd. so it's never been he might be able to get away with a little more without the president and first lady there. >> we'll see. i've never seen anything like it. >> emily, we'll look forward to reading your coverage online and of course in the sunday morning "washington post." thanks so much. have a great time. >> you too, thanks, jim. >>> well, get ready, folks, we are facing our first 90-degree day of the year. doug is tracking some reco-breaking heat headingrd o did you know

and one of the draft hopefuls that was there, camden's own went to temple, hassan reddick. and we've got a pretty cool story with him about his rise from adden height's high school to temple to the nfl. we're going to hear from his mom and just how emotional she's going to be seeing her son drafted live in person. for now, i'm john clark live at the eagles novacare complex. we'll see you in about an hour. >> csn's john clark, thanks for that. nbc 10 has you covered for every angle of this event. >> tonight, erin and i will be live. tomorrow night, jim and jacqueline will take over. and on sunday night, 11:35, don't miss nbc 10's eagles recap with our blueprint special. but right now, stay right where you are. we have a lot to preview about tomorrow's big event, but in the meantime, we'll send it back to you. >> in the meantime, let's check in on the forecast for the days to come in the draft. glenn. >> aaron was wearing a winter coat, wasn't she? you're not going to need that tomorrow for the rest of the weekend. it was cloudy all day today. first peaks of sunshine in the l

hassan reddick won praise for his black and white. corey davis sported a pink jacket.were looking good on draft day number one. >> tam we'll see you on the other side of this break coming up. >> all right, enjoying the reports. good looking fashion out there, thank you matt. we'll be back in just a couple of minutes. plans to turn a casino into a water park, well they have evaporated. >> super heros are supposed to come to the rescue, instead this spiderman was caught breaking the law. those stories and a lot more when "action news" comes right back. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ now. the eagles will officially welcome the latest bird to the nest today. good morning, it is 5:30 a.m., i'm tamala edwards. matt o'donnell is live o

the entertainment is hassan manage of "the daily show." you can see it daily on c-span, our coverage begins at 9:30 p.m. eastern. >>> sunday on q & a, the house of truth, a washington political salon and the foundation of american liberalism. we talk with author brad snyder. felix frank furter. oliver whitman, louis brandeis and herbert hoover. >> i think everybody has succeeded with this house frankfurter, brandeis, it took oliver holmes jr. in some of his opinions including a

speaking and keep an eye, guys on the local aspect as well, players like tanoh out of villanova and hassaneddick from temple. he could go as high as the top 10 so we are looking forward to seeing where the local kids go and what the eagles will obviously do at 14 but as you look behind me as i stand here in this little draft experience box, the future is now. the setup behind me, the stage is ready, the stage is set. it took 96 tractor-trailer toss put together and they're going to break pit down after the draft ends on saturday. but it begins here. fans are filing in and tonight at 8 o'clock is when pick number one goes down. guys, back to you. >> pat i have to ask. where the people? i'm looking behind you. there's no one there. are they on the outside waiting to get in? >> reporter: well, the entrance is far away so they have to walk a little ways to get to where we are. >> just a concern. it's like having a party and no one shows up. thank you patrick. appreciate it. >>> it's a cloudy start to the day but our draft forecast is looking pretty good as the day moves along. >> meteorologist

hassan -- one that achieves stability while achieving those many recommendations of the task force. we can drastically reform the way budget each year by withholding 2% to address our needs in times of disaster. this is never been done in louisiana. we should all support this reform and allow the implementation from the state's revenues are centralized insufficient. [applause] -- and insufficient. as a guiding principle i propose we move forward with the elimination of the sales tax as scheduled july 1st july 1st, 2018 model bus structure using best practices and i am also asking you to have 90 percent of the citizens of louisiana the income-tax cut to simplify the structure by reducing the corporate income-tax rates at the three lower rates this would be in exchange for eliminating the deductibility of the income-tax the issues and leave three other states in this most beneficial to the high income earners. face significant part of this plan that the corporate income tax structure is broken it is far too unstable that puts those burdens on individuals and the middle-class if there

up on sports sunday, i sit down with best college football player in the city, temple linebacker hassan reading. talks about going to the nfl draft. shoots the shot. you don't want to miss. the phillies in action and follow up yesterday high scoring game. all of that and more coming up next on sports sunday.

the entertaining is hassan minaj of the daily show. you can see it saturday on sfan. coverage begins at 9:30 p.m. eastern. >> sunday on q & a, the house of truth, a washington plig salon and the foundations of american liberalism. we talk about felix frankfurter, oliver wendell holmes junior and herbert hoover who met regularly in the early 1900s to debate politics and the future of the country. >> i think everyone associated with this, race wasn't an issue for them. they cared about the rights of workers. it cook oliver wendell holmes jr. in some of his opinions, including a case known as moore v dempsey. that's the first time the supreme court struck down a state criminal conviction under the due process claz. that was a huge moment in putting fair criminal trials and the liberal agenda and linking fair trials with race. >> the highways oversight subcommittee on national security today held a hearing on the pros and cons of building a wall along the u.s.-mexico border. assistant homeland security secretary from did obama administration and the head of the union repr

. >> hassan manoj will headline this year's dinner. trump will not be attending the dinner this evening. he will be the first president to skip the gathering in three decades. he is holding a rally in pennsylvania. we will have that event to you ahead of the correspondents dinner. >> sunday night, john kasich discusses his new book. governor kasich is interviewed by christie todd whitman. trump and webout should learn something about that. compensator's the voters were the same coin. they didn't care if the person they were doing did what they said they were going to do. you think congress has learned the lesson? frustrated? >> i think congress is so dysfunctional. >> how do we change it? >> what we have done is we have gerrymandered, which we've always done. people have gone out in stop the information that reinforce their views and shut out the information that didn't do that. republican in a , now you have to watch the primary from the right and from the left if you are a democrat. the congress is going like this. i think people gav

with daily show comedian hassan panache. n. donald trump will not be there.p, we will be taking you to the national mall for climate change rally. it is one of several happening across the country this weekend. today's event and washington, d.c., is being organized by the people's climate movement. it should get underway around 3:00 p.m. has removedunced it several pages from its website including those that had to do with climate change. they said itt, once to eliminate confusion by removing outdated language and make room to discuss how the epa is protecting the environment and human health by partnering with states and working within the law. those visiting the website are being informed that updates are happening to reflect epa priorities under the leadership of president trump. you can read more at the hill.com. >> this weekend, on american history tv. tonight, at 8:00, on lectures and history. townsend history professor on victorian era culture in the u.s. and the last half of the 19th history. >> these are the values that victorian are promoting. restr

today, iranian president hassan rouhani called for an impartial international committee to find out where the chemical weapons came from. dozens of syrians gathered outside the united nations office in damascus to protest the u.s. missile strike. it was the first direct american attack on the assad regime since syria's civil war began six years ago, a war that has displaced half of the country's population and claimed more than 400,000 lives. to discuss the situation in syria, the u.s. military role there and throughout the region, i am joined by doug ollivant from new america, in washington; and kimberly marten, from columbia university, here in new york. doug, i want to start with you. if this was a one-off incident, how consequential is it? >> well, if it's a one-off that is designed with the strategic purpose of informing not just syria, but all regimes that the united states has a zero tolerance policy on the use of chemical weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, then it's making that point. but in terms of the syrian civil war itself and u.s. policy in the middle east, proba

vladimir putin and hassan roddy called fornday and an investigation on the attack.oday's world is not of regulations and unfortunately, there are countries from our own region that cheer the united states for its invasion. your turn will come. why are you hasty? whitey you encourage the invader ? why do you approve of lawlessness? yousef: ministers are meeting in italy and syria could be high on the agenda. let's get more on the story. the alliances and is part of the world being put to a test. what can we expect at the g7 meeting? reporter: some of the alliances have been reaffirmed. iran and russia issued a joint statement. there was some tension between them before that. right now, they are presented a united effort. on the other hand, you saw the honeymoon. been. period.aw the honeymoon rex tillerson traveling to moscow on wednesday. it will be interesting to see if vladimir putin will grant him an audience. it is rattling dynamics and bringing russia and iran back together again on syria. david: that is going to be interesting to see. this meeting, rex tillerso

hassan minaj will be hosting. >> we'll have more on how your tax dollars may be used.. here's a live look at the white house. caitlin roth will be back with a check of your forecast for this weekend. time now 8:13. be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ for vacations that exceed expectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. >> it's a fascinating story that will likely make you angry. did you know that some of your tax dollars may be paying rewards to the families of terrorists who kill americans. now the parents of one of those slain americans wants this to stop. fox's eric sean has this story. >> reporter: taylor forest was a west point graduate who served in afghanistan and iraq. and was pursuing his mba vanderbilt. his future was bright. >> tyler was stabbed to death while he was in israel by a pale was savagely knifed to death as he strolled on a tel aviv ocean boardwalk last year. his killer, a palestinian

hassan rouhani echoed what the russians and syrians have been saying, that the american strike will only says terrorists are applauding tromp, asking why he attacked the syrian army which is fighting terrorists, and called for an independent commission by impartial countries into that suspected chemical attack. i suppose the question is in this polarised and highly charged political environment internationally, which countries will be considered impartial enough by all sides in this conflict to carry out some kind of investigation. thank you. ben james there in beirut. president trump has said he believes "tremendous progress" has been made during meetings in florida with the chinese leader, xi jinping. they've agreed a 100—day plan for talks designed to reduce the us trade deficit with china. they also talked about north korea's nuclear weapons programme. workers at three rail companies have walked out in a dispute which will disrupt the travel plans of people going to aintree for the grand national. members of the rmt union at merseyrail, northern and southern are striking for 2h hours

strike on friday morning is the president of the rann, who has been speaking earlier this morning, hassanan allies of syria and the syrian government have been saying, talking about the terrorists he says are now applauding donald trump as a result of what has happened and asking why did the americans attack the syrian army when they are fighting terrorists? the iranians are calling foran terrorists? the iranians are calling for an independent commission by in partial countries into the claims of the chemical attack. i suppose the question is exactly which countries all sides might consider to be impartial when trying to get through this highly politicised and divisive issue which has divided many in the international community. the iranian foreign minister has in the last 2a hours compared the claims of the chemical attack to those of weapons of mass destruction that led to the us—led invasion of iraq in 2003. of mass destruction that led to the us-led invasion of iraq in 2003. the fa ct us-led invasion of iraq in 2003. the fact that president trump has taken this action now, what is the

i knew you guys arrived and that may be given hassan. quote, the republican house freedom caucus was able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory after so many bad years they were ready for a winter i don't get that last part. the freedom caucus will hurt the anti-republican jim if they don't get on the team and fast. we must fight them and democrats in 2018. >> we held up a bill that only 17% of our fellow citizens approved of. and somehow that is not the right thing to do? i mean, even congress should be able to do then a 17% approval rating. >> our approval is less than that. >> look, we are trying to, i have said all the time. we make this jetway door. our job is to do what we told her voters to do and what they elected a steeper this has been the central domestic policy. maybe the most important issue. let's get it right. for goodness sake let's get right and back to the process point. when you roll it out, don't have any hearings with witnesses, tell us it's a minor choice and push it through, that maybe explains why no one likes

the white house correspondents minaj.with hassan president trump said he would not attend. we will have live coverage at 930 p.m. eastern here on c-span. announcer: sunday night on afterwords, republican presidential candidate and governor ohio -- ohio governor john kasich discusses his book. he is interviewed by christine todd whitman. >> you talk and the book about trump won and we should learn. wererump and sanders fans two side of the same coin and they did not care if the person they vote for could actually do it, but they cared they said they would do it. do you think congress has learned their lesson that they are so frustrated? >> i think congress is so dysfunctional. you served, what do we do. legislatureth the we have gerrymandered which we people havedone and gone out and soccer the information that reinforces their views and shout of the information that did not do that and it now if you are a republican in a safe distance, remember talked about the districts, now, you have to watch a primary from the right if you republican and left if you are a democrat. -- co

my fear is that these rebels will start writing checks expecting america comes -- all of this hassans you are seeing now, naming restaurants after donald trump referring to the president as abu-ivanka of a sign of respect and admiration, that's going to go to dust, and the rebels are going to go through another cycle. >> we are talking about rebels and not isis. we have the rebels who are fighting that government. we have some of them fighting isis and other terror group in that region. now, when it comes to the battle against isis and terror in the region which is been what the u.s. had been wagering for so long now is the strike that we saw by the u.s. this week, a game changer in the war on terror in any way? >> not at all. >> isis had been driven out large quadrant of northern syria. if you want to go back in time of 2013 of the rebels that i am talking about that pushed them out of aleppo. >> so they're thinking the tension is off them? >> no, what isis had been selling is the united states is -- back from iran and shea in the middle east. this delivers a hammer blow to their na

camden mayor will present hassan reddic a key to the city.anked number 11 on espn's draft board with an incredible showing. >> it's going to be a challenging week for president trump as he gets ready to mark his 100th day in office. trump is bracing for a likely showdown with democrats over funding for a wall along border with mexico. both white house officials and congressional republicans signaled they do not want to see a partial government shut down over the issue, but it's a possibility. >> i can't imagine the democrats would shut down the government over an objection to building a down payment on a wall that can end the lawlessness. >> to think that he would consider shutting down the government of the united states of america over this outlandish proposal of a border wall. >> on top of that, president trump plans to reveal his tax reform plan while renewing efforts to repeal the affordable care act. >> how are you feeling, karen. >> reporter: i'm feeling good. >> how you feeling about the week. >> reporter: i think it will be dreher to

cooperation from the europeans and other international partners, and an iranian leader was elected, hassan rouhani, who recognized that both sides were headed for trouble if they did not reach a diplomatic solution. before the deal, iran was steadily increasing its stockpile of enriched uranium, enough for up to 10 nuclear bombs. today more than 98% of that stockpile has been shipped out of iran, meaning iran now doesn't have enough material for even one bomb. so the solution has been obvious for many years, but like with many international problems, you've got to have a number of stars aligning in order to get to...to yes, to get to a win/win solution. secretary kerry, foreign minister zarif, federica mogherini, foreign minister lavrov of russia, all these people spent hours and hours and hours together. this was a very complex, intense process. before the deal, the world had relatively little visibility into iran's nuclear program. today international inspectors are on the ground, and iran is being subjected to the most comprehensive, intrusive inspection regime ever negotiated to monito

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. >> hassan is great. i sort of read about it a tiny bit very well received.or him. >> this is a strange question. >> another strange question. >> the rock is on the cover of this week's national review magazine. the rock. >> the rock. >> there he is. >> i can't disagree with that. he's a celebrity i need. >> i don't know how jason will feel that. seeing the rock on there reminds me of something michael moore said after this election pep said democrats would be better off if they ran for president a celebrity. take a listen. >> democrats would be better off if they ran oprah or tom hanks. why don't we run beloved people. we have so many of them. republicans do this. they run reagan and the terminator and other people. why don't we -- why don't we run somebody that the american people love? >> you have met a lot of celebrities. >> why don't we run you. >> i'm not beloved nor am acelebrity. what about you. you're not an american. >> i am an american. how dare you say that. >> you were born -- >> i was not born here. >> you couldn't be president. >> i couldn't be

we're counting down to the nfl draft, hassan redick is receiving a special honor from his hometown todayt is and the next round of road closures will impact your drive today starting at 4:00. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist with a look at the weather forecast. >> come on, mrplease. >> april showers, on and off rain and just cloudy and cool in the 50s and you can see very light showers moving through atlantic city and philadelphia seeing some rain moving into lower montgomery and bucks counties and salem getting light rain showers and another round of showers is developing to the south. you can see it's just starting to move into southern delaware. so we are going to need our umbrellas today, but tonight and tomorrow. look at the lehigh valley and almost 60 degrees and into the 60s this afternoon. showers will reach into the lehigh valley and the rain finally comes to an end wednesday morning. >> thanks, bill. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00 and for all of us here on nbc 10, have a great day. >> deimos: a gorgeous blonde and a spoiled rich guy on the run with two little kids? th

that spot a lot of different impact players they can choose from and one of those guys is temple's hassano be a beast. shot up draft boards ever since his senior bowl getting a lot of love from lot of different teams but today he got love from his hometown. he's from camden and today the mayor gave him the key to the city. it's been a long long journey from reddick from being a walk on to temple to potentially first round draft pick. today he talked about being ready to getter over this process. >> it's three-month interview. but to be able to do something that you love you know no price on that. it's something i've taken in and truly enjoyed every step of the way. >> reddick is not the only local guy goals are looking at. ton know the defensive lineman from villanova one of the guys that would fit in great with this team. going to the eagles for him that would only be the right thing to do because that's the team that made him love this game. >> the first people i looked to were the eagles i moved here in sixth grade that's to was here, mcnabb. >> they just got me excited about football.

temple's hassan reddick quickly moving up draft boards after a stellar showing at the combine the former hot choice at linebacker now. according to many expert mock drafts some having him going as high as number 11. espn nfl analyst ron jaworski said he could go higher than that. >> he's checked all the boxes. when you check all the boxes you keep moving up the board. i know teams that have him in top 10. this kid has a great motor he can drop in coverage, he can rush the quarterback, he's got a work ethic that is second to none. >> how about that? out of all the excitement surrounding opening day this was my favorite moment p and it happened to occur live on "action news" this morning when our own katherine scott was treated to some of the phanatic's antics. >> and you know what i'm just going to leave you for now but phanatic can you help me send it back to everybody in the studio. [laughter] >> what better way to start the game than that. >> that's a whole lot of love right there. >> you got that right. >> i don't think katherine was expecting that. >> i don't think so, either. >> i t

a teenager who was stabbed to death in south london has been named locally as mohammed hassan.sunday morning. a murder investigation is now underway. a work permits system for eu citizens should be introduced after brexit, according to the federation of small businesses. the organisation found that over half of its members who employ staff from the european union were concerned they wouldn‘t have the right skills after britain leaves. it says there should be a transition period of at least three years. environmentalists are warning that there are signs of a drought starting in parts of hertfordshire, following below—average rainfall. this is the river colne, in london colney, which would normally be about three feet deep at this time of year. there are concerns about the impact on water supplies and wildlife, and people are being urged to use water carefully. a multimillion—pound striped townhouse in kensington can stay as it is, following a ruling from a high courtjudge. the owner won the battle over a planning authority‘s order to repaint the three—storey property. she has de

hassan reddick, one of the greatest stories in this nfl draft of 2017. he was a walk-on at temple and did not get a scholarship until his senior year. i asked his mother where she wants to see him drafted, and she mentioned the eagles at number 13 because most importantly, it is home. and she could watch him play every single game. all right. we're live on the red carpet. we hope to hear from some guys coming up in just a few minutes. rick, let's go back to you on the parkway. >> all right, jeff. thank you. >>> it used to be a backroom event this nfl draft. today it is a ratings bow nanca. more than -- bonanza. here in philadelphia, it was much smaller with much less fanfare. take a look. >> reporter: thousands of seats, massive screens and a national audience. the stage is set for this year's nfl draft, and it's quite a sight taking over the iconic art museum steps known around the world. the scene today is quite different than that of the first draft held in philadelphia back in 1936. 80 years ago. picks were handwritten on a board, a far cry from the