joining us now to talk about that hype, some good, some not so good is michael haynes. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> all right. so you are here to talk about an important issue and that would be prostate cancer and hown the nfl is help -- how the nfl is helping to increase awareness. we'll get to that in a minute. buff first i want to ask you about media day in phoenix and what do you think about the performance from marshawn lynch? [laughter] >> well, i think it's unfortunate that, you know, someone has to be forced to do the interview. in he really doesn't want to. i think i sit on the side of if you don't like doing interviews, you shouldn't be forced to do them. that's my response to it. i'm not surprised. i just don't like the fact that he feels he's been forced to do it and i kind of side with him on that. >> okay. and he made it very clear. and that's really interesting to hear your take as a former player. i also want to just talk about -- the nfl came under fire for the handling of some domestic violence cases involving p

haynes argued that tanya reid intentionally suffocated michael on 18 separate occasions before reviving him and taking him to the hospital. she also pointed out that michael did not have any breathing problems or seizures during the time he had been in foster care. the defense presented a report from the court-appointed psychologist which said that tanya was completely normal. they also argued what tanya had claimed all along, that there was a genetic cause of michael's seizures. the texas neurologist testified that both michael and morgan had abnormal brains, which possibly caused the seizures. then, on the morning of march 2nd, tanya thaxton reid took the witness stand in her own defense. >> and she looked very prim and very proper, and she sounded like the very best pta suburban mom that you could find. >> tanya reid denied killing her daughter, morgan. >> did you kill her? >> no, sir, i definitely did not. >> did you shake her to death? >> no, sir. >> did you bring about these seizures? >> no, i did not. >> then melodee hanes began her cross-examination. >> don't you think it would

ezra haynes run as french restaurant, all why knowing his mother and grandmother are near paris right now. haynes says she's taking precautions but he's not surprised this type of terrorism is growing. >> more and more police dealing with more and more burning cars and attacks and just more anger and more confusion. it's scary because it starts really hitting home in a way. >> nbc 10 also spoke with a man who works in philadelphia but is vacationing in paris right now. he says there is a much heavier police presence but residents there have been trying not to panic. we will be monitoring developments out of france the rest of the afternoon. count on "nbc nightly news" at 6:30 for the latest on the terror in paris. >> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> i hope you enjoyed today's "warmup." it's the first time we've passed the freezing mark. >> don't get used to it. meteorologist sheena parveen is here. >> starting off your saturday another cold blast of air moves in from the north, feeling below zero degrees through parts of the area saturday morning. then we're going to jump ahe

police arrested mark haynes back in october. investigators said he posed as a 14-year-old girl on instagram and received naked pictures of teenage girls. haynes served at st. simon and jude in westtown township. the archdiocese put him on administrative leave. he no longer lives at the parish. >>> friends and family will gather to remember the westchester university student found dead after more than a month-long search. a viewing for 21-year-old shane montgomery begins in less than an hour in manayunk. he was last seen thanksgiving morning after living killdare's irish pub in manayunk. divers recovered his body last saturday in the schuylkill river behind the manayunk brewery. the medical examiner has not released the cause of death but family members tell nbc 10 it appears to be an accident. >>> from our delaware bureau now, new castle county will get more help to crack down on illegal drugs. the office of national drug control policy has designated the county as a high intensity drug trafficking area. that means new castle co

. >> ezra haynes has a business to run, a small french restaurant but in the back of his mind he knows his mother and grandmother are in france. >> part of me would in a way like to be there and see what's going on. >> his dad works in philadelphia but is on vacation visiting family in paris. >> it's scary but not for myself. for the people who are there. >> reporter: the past few days have been about watching tv and seeing what is going on. >> we all feel compassion for everybody. >> reporter: now amid more intense police presence his top concern is to whether to attend a rally for the victims on sunday but says he feels safe and knows that people here are supporting everyone there. >> back in philly i have a lot of friends and all day and the last three days i've been receiving, lookike, messages and they were worried you should be somewhere safe and hopefully everything will calm down real quick. >> reporter: you can see some of that support as we look live at love park. i spoke to a couple of people here who say they're going to be holding a vigil so they have candles, others have

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investigators say they found images of naked underage girls on haynes instagram account. according to police he pretended to be a 14-year-old girl to get those photos. he served in st. siemnd and jude parish. >>> today, city council will continue it's keeping the peace law. there's a public meeting tonight at 6:30 at lewis redding city council building in wilmington. >>> well today is the final chance for parents to pick up their children's records from a closed chartert elementary school. walter palmer shut it down displays hundreds of schools. parents can pick up those records before 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. today. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> cold this morning of the season, and it's still getting colder. look at the wind blowing here at the nbc10 studios. not a lot of wind but temperatures feel below zero with a 12-mile-an-hour wind at philadelphia international. 3 below right now, 11 degrees is the temperature in the city. even colder in the pocono mountains with the snowmaking equipment. that's the view from camelb

the second is these groups pos partner in safe haynes.that's how had a safe haven in afghanistan and moved it to the tribal areas of pakistan. now isis with a safe area in sir syria and iraq. they are being challenged. they are newly established safe haynes growing by the day is the prove incident of libya cherwhere there is no national government shooting at them, no rival rebel groups rose: among the malissueas? >> they need a safe haven in which to set up not just training camps. you cannot give these groups safe haven. we also can no longer be fooled about the growing risk of high home-grown violent extremits, individuals who may never even travel to the middle east and become radicalized, "inspire magazine." an english language publication that just this month published detailed instructions to you how to build a non-metallic explosive. so you don't have to travel to syria to gain training on that. they have given you a manual online to do it. this is a new threat that we face. we have never faced something like this before. and i th

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good evening i'm heather haynes. >> and i'm ken wayne. thousands of people gathered in a predominantly white neighborhood to reflect on black lives matter. debora villalon has the story. >> reporter: tonight unity is what they aimed for. >> reporter: oscar grant's uncle talks to people everywhere about how his nephew was shot by a b.a.r.t. officer. >> people call me, the people's uncle today. >> reporter: he calls white audiences game changers. >> i am trayvon. >> i am trayvon. >> i am eric. >> i am eric. >> i am mike. >> i am mike. >> i am oscar. >> ♪ we shall overcome, some day ♪ >> reporter: at a time that many shall honor martin luther king, this congregation chose candles, song determined to see the energy behind black lives matter is not just a moment in time but a movement that lasts and spreads. >> injustice some where is injustice everywhere. >> reporter: nonviolence was a key to dr. king. >> i believe he'll be part of the movement. maybe one of the major leaders in the movement. >> i think young leaders have to bring this forwar

the new york unitarian minister, john haynes holmes __ another of gandhi's most significant interlocutors __ stated that more provocatively __ in some ways, i think it's unitarian sensibilities and framing of this issue are the ones that executed today, but in some ways, what jones had to do as a methodist more clearly reveals the theological tensions of midcentury. so i refer to holmes here as a figure who is pointing forward in some ways, to our own spiritual but not religious. he was a socialist, a path of us, a leader of the aclu and the naacp. and a founder what he called the all world gandhi fellowship. holmes made the case for gandhi that, as i said, most clearly resonates with the spiritual flight from organized christianity that we see today. i'm going to read an extended quote here from john homes. this is from 1944. the basic trouble lies in the fact that the greatest of all indians, the most influential among his countrymen, and a figure of exalted spiritual stature declines to become converted to the christian gospel. he certainly is a better christian in the ethical sense of

. >> the on option for ezra haynes was to run his french restaurant this morning knowing his mother and grandmother are near paris right now. >> she's calling a couple times a day, a lot of e-mail. >> ezra's mother is a fixture at the spring mill cafe. right now she's taking precautions and watching like the rest of us. had you been worried that something like was this going to happen? >> yeah. i think if you have every year more and more police dealing with more and more burning cars and attacks and just more anger and more confusion, it's scary because it starts really hitting home in a way. >> reporter: one man who is there right now is mark. he works in philadelphia but he's home in paris visiting his family. >> this morning i woke up and the first thing i've done is turn on the tv and see if we have any updates. >> reporter: he says there's more police and more fear but feels the swaegs of handled correctly and he can sleep better tonight. >> most of my family in france decided to stay put and stay safe, that's not in public. paris at this time is visited by more than at least a mi

. >> reporter: that's professional football hall of famer mike haynes endorsing yoga for its ability to improve strength agility, and range of motion. he also says if you're not exercising the with your family start now. >> i have a 13-year-old daughter. she woke up one morning and said dad, let's go running, and i definitely did not want to get up and run with her before school at 6:00 in the morning. >> reporter: but run he did and credits hi kids with helping him stay active. new england patriots linebacker jonathan casillas says core strength is vital. >> if i didn't have time to work out i'd knock out some core just to make sure some planks sit-ups, whatever i do a circuit. >> reporter: what you put into your body is just as important as what you do with it. new york giants punter steve weatherford has been quoted saying his energy levels are higher when his diet is filled with plant-based proteins like quinoa. of course these men have careers that depend on staying physically fit, but their advice may help the rest of us mere mortals live long and healthy lives. erica edwards,

that realization or the fact that haynes was a suspect in other robberies may have prompted him to takeeason police are hoping this crime spree ends soon. for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >> now to a startling admission with a young man who claimed he died and went to story and now he claims that was all a big lie. >> the publisher promoted his book as a super natural encounter that will give you new insights on heaven, angels and hearing the voice of god. on thursday they confirmed it and all related products related to the book are being taken out of print. alex is the boy at the center of the best selling book the boy who came back from heaven now said he made up the entire story. the decision came after he wrote an open letter to christian bookstores posted on the website pulpit and pen. he recanted saying i did not die. i did not go to heaven. i said i went to heaven because i thought it would met me attention. he was paralyzed at 6 after a car accident and spent two months in a coma. shortly after he coauthored the book. the book sold 100,000 copies and spent time on the "ne

the work will take place on sky line boulevard between hayne road and chateau drive.bors and parents have been notified. this work should continue over the next ten days. >>> 7:56. two former employees of the san francisco 49ers are suing the team for age discrimination. the lawsuit was filed by 56- year-old anthony lasano and keith. they say they and other older employees were fired in 2011. they claim jed york openly admitted he wanted to higher younger workers from silicon valley so he could brand the team as a technology startup of the nfl. the two men say the team violated federal regulations by firing a group of older workers within a short time period. the lawsuit seeks punitive damages. the 49ers, declined to comment on the suit. >>> 7:57. there is a mystery at a famous house in san francisco. >> reporter: the search is on for the person who set fire to the mrs. doubtfire home in san francisco last night. we'll tell you about the evidence found here at this homemade famous in the classic robin williams's comedy. >>> we're live in palo alto, where a family esca

haynes about this and he says he doesn't think the nfl should force players to make appearances if they't want to. it was just kind of interesting hearing his perspective as a former player. >>> let's check in with sal and boy, you've been pretty busy this thursday morning. >> yeah, just had kind of a funny tweet i'm looking at from an oakland resident who said you know it's bad when sal recommends 880 over 580. that's true. >> 580 is the go to. it's getting a little better. they are clearing up the crash on 580. we'll talk about that. but first let's take a look at some of these other commutes. we will start here at the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks like -- that looks frozen. apologize for that. the delay is about 25 to 30 minutes and we'll go to another camera. we'll fix that. this is a look at interstate 880 northbound and southbound. the traffic here is looking okay. it's a little slow. just as that person on twitter said, 880 -- pretty decent right now, getting up into downtown oakland. she's talking about 580 at keller. that crash by the way is in the clearing stages. however, i

i'm going to read an extended quote here from john haynes holmes in an unpublished man script that i think captures the sentences from 1944. the basic trouble lies in the fact that the greatest of all indians, the most intellectual among his country men and a figure of exhausted stature is converted to the gospel. he certainly is a better christian in the ethical sense than the multitude of those who profess the faith. all this makes the more irritating the fact that gandhi has remained loyal to hinduism. the majority of his people. why should he adopt an alien faith when his native gath gives him comfort. it's a good and true religion. so is mohamed. he uses the scriptures and the hymns to supplement hinduism. and there his soul's experience. no religion christianity or other has any monopoly on truth. hinduism as well as christianity can save the soul and redeem the world. this is a flat repudiation of the claim to be a uniquely inspired faith and opens up the way to the dangerous concept of religion not as a revelation, but as the experience of mankind. the very magnitude and beau

believed to have presided over the murders of james foley, american steve sotloff, britain's david haynesg and american peter kassig. they know the identity of the masked man but have not made it public as they seek ways to capture or kill him. and, amy, despite all those air strikes against isis jihad di john and his brutal gang of killers remain very much in business. >> i know there is other news in the war on terror. a big blow to the united states one of our key allies in the fight against al qaeda in turmoil >> that's right. in yemen, the president, prime minister and the parliament all forced to resign by a rebel group. that government has been very helpful to the u.s. in fighting al qaeda in yemen. that's the group that tried to do the underwear bomb against the u.s. and plotted against the u.s. without the government's help it makes it difficult for the u.s. to counter the al qaeda efforts there. >> all right, brian ross thank you so much. george. >>> we'll turn to politics now, the race for the 2016 republican nomination kicking into gear right now with a major forum in iowa. a

my only argument is as technology develops as the world moves on we should try to avoid the safe haynes that could otherwise be created for terrorists to talk to each other. that's the goal that i thing is so important because i am in no doubt having been prime primary for four and a half years, having seen how our intelligence services work i know that some of these that get presented, lives that get saved there is a very real connection between that and the capabilities that our intelligence services within the law use to defend our people. i think the final question is from robert moore from itn. >> thank you, yes. robert moore with the british network, itv news. prime minister is there a security alert underway among the british community in britain? is that based upon specific intelligence? should people be concerned about doing their daily activities this weekend? and do you regard a terrorist attack on british soil as almost inevitable? mr. president, you say there was a dialogue underway were tech companies. do you share the prime ministerts view that the current threat environm

we will start with professor haynes the features of this program has started to create its own widespreadts in terms of federal and state rights and how states have been dealing with this issue now that they have people who will eventually have individuals. so if so if you can talk to us about these implications and what that means for the way immigration law is functioning, that would be great. >> thank you for that question. i would like to start out answering your question by reading a federal register entry from 1997. a definition that i think is still in force today. deferred action does not confer any immigration status on an alien nor is it in any way a reflection of an alien's lawful immigration status since deferred action is not an immigration status no alien has the right to deferred action and it is used solely in convenience of an indiscretion of and defers no protection or benefits. this position has always fascinated me. it is difficult to talk about deferred action without calling it a status. i think you refer to it as a deportation reprieve, but clearly it is more than t