holmes.he killed as many as 200 people selling his victim's bones and commits insurance fraud. >> he was one of the worst that i've ever seen. >> reporter: he was a lifelong liar who some believe faked his own death. >> i think he convinced the public he was not such a bad guy. >> reporter: throughout the day the nbc 10 investigators explore his connection to philadelphia and pop culture, his crimes and the mystery surrounding his death that may soon be solved. >> he is here to talk about the investigation. there are so many pieces to this story. >> isn't it? >> there has been a renewed interest recently. >> this is one of the stories. it is one of the most fascinating stories i have worked on recently. it is one of those stories you have gotten on over the past couple of years. it has bubbled back to life. nbc's timeless had holmes as a passing character. there is a best selling book, devil in the white city. >> one of my favorites. >> so it's really bubbled back to life in recent years. >>

holmes. some experts say he killed as many as 200 people, selling his victims' bones, and committing insurance fraud. >> he was one of the worst i've ever seen. >> reporter: holmes was a lifelong liar who some believe faked his own death. >> i genuinely think he thought that he convinced the public that he was not such a bad guy. >> reporter: throughout the day, the nbc10 investigators explored his connection to pop culture, crimes, and mystery surrounding his death that may soon be solved. for the investigators, george spencer, nbc10 news. >> you can catch our stories on h.h. holmes today at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00, and tonight at 11:00. >> we're talking to george spencer today at 11:00 this morning. fascinating. >>> a bucks county father charged in the accidental shooting death of his son is using his personal tragedy to push for change. >> nicholas wiley is helping launch a campaign that will give all county gun owners a free gun lock. the initiative is called ben's campaign, lock it up. it's

it's just a different path of going about it. >> reporter: frances holmes, who's seen her wages riseonly one dollar an hour over the last three years, hopes state lawmakers will understand her point of view. >> what i have to say to the legislators, i mean, just for one week try to live on what i live on. >> sreenivasan: for the past three weeks in venezuela, protesters have demanded president nicolas maduro schedule new elections, and do more to address the country's long-running economic crisis. public anger has been brewing amidst triple-digit inflation and shortages of food, medicine, and basic supplies. protesters blame maduro's socialist policies. there's also been a steep global drop in venezuela's key export: oil." reuters" reporter brian ellsworth is in the venezuelan capital of caracas and joins me now via skype. >> sreenivansan: brian, last week we heard so many more stories about the looting running rampant with the protests on the street. >> the looting has been happening after protests mostly in working-class areas and what has happened and specifically we had an incide

holmes a bright spot tonight.arter dario saric with the sweet pass to holmes he throws down two of his 17. sixers lead by sick at half time but the bucks would take over in the third. gianna, with the steal and an easy layup. that puts the bucks up seven. greg monroe continues to have his way against the sixers. he's foul. he scores. phone off the bench. sixers really running on fumes right now. they lose 90-82. >>> as at long year winds down for the flyers it will not end with play off run but they still have to finish out the schedule. today they took on the blue jacks in south philly. wayne simmons voted team mvp he pick up hardware before the game. no score in the first. edward belmar with a wicked wrister he lyme's the lamps for the first time in 36 games. one to nothing flyers. later in the first michael dell sad dough beat bob. they would row view it counts. they lead two to nothing. power play second period. giroux find vorachek. flyers back up by two and they would beat the blue jackets four-two. >>> phil

>>> then, are katie holmes and jamie foxx ready to make their rumored romance public? come out of hiding. >>> and number three, stephen colbert celebrating his late night comeback. who does he credit for his success? >> there's never been a better batch. >>> plus, your "insider" bonus -- amy and goldie on the "ew"

we know that michael's holm, which is in we know that michael's holm, which isina we know that michael'sesidential area, at around three a.m., he was woken by a noise downstairs. he goes down to see what it is, leaving his wife upstairs. we're not exactly sure what happens next, but what we do know is that michael ends up outside his house, where there is a parking area and he struck by his vehicle. we do not have any times. he suffered multiple injuries and sadly died at 4am this morning. michael's car was stolen, a black audi. driven away from the scene erratically, it hits a cap in the lady byron area, only a couple of miles away, five or ten minutes drive. then it drives a short distance after that, really badly damaged, ultimately abandoned. the driver abandoned the vehicle. what do you think about what has happened to michael in the circumstances? i think the main thing for people to realise is this could've happened to absolutely anybody. you hear a noise downstairs and you go and see what it is. given what you've said so far, what lines of enquiry are you pursuing at the moment?

justice breyer: i mean, i've not got beyond holmes. holmes says that a regulatory taking violates the constitution unless it's compensated when it goes too far. mr. groen: correct. justice breyer: all right. now, what you want us to do is to put some pretty clear lines in that word "too far." mr. groen: well -- justice breyer: my problem is, i can't think of just what those lines should be, that -- that, perhaps, there are many different circumstances in many different factors. for example, in your case, i imagined that what the state was concerned about is they want to preserve a lake. at the same time, people own some property around that lake and they used to be able to build houses. so here's what they say. you can build one. one. and it doesn't matter if you have six lap parcels not together or -- one. one is what you can build because, after all, this constitution is concerned about, to paraphrase justice warren, protecting people, not rocks. and so we look at the people and say, how does this affect them. and in this case, you h

let's go back to holmes case. there's 100 acres, 50 columns of coal to hold up the ceiling. that he says is okay. no compensation. but wait. suppose instead of one person owning all 50 acres, supposed 50 people each own one acre. and in some cases the column runs through the acre and summit doesn't it doesn't make any difference? >> that hypothetical is not analogous to this situation. >> i don't care if it's analogous or not analogous here on trying to get my thinking clearer, and oddly enough different things make my thinking clearer, and this may be one of them. [laughing] >> the analysis has to begin by defining the parcel of property that is regulated. >> in your opinion if, in the holmes case, instead of one person owning the whole 50 acres as one lot, they would have been i50 people who each own an acre. now, and looks the same. the columns are in the same place, et cetera, you were saying that does make a difference. >> if someone -- >> yes or no? >> it does make a difference. they key is to look at the parcel of property that is owned by an individual and is that pr

>>> then, are katie holmes and jamie foxx ready to make their rumored romance public?iding. >>> and number three, stephen colbert celebrating his late night comeback. who does he credit for his success? >> there's never been a better batch. >>> plus, your "insider" bonus -- amy and goldie on the "ew" cover. >> it was fun. >> amy's advice to see their new movie. >> sneak in booze. >>> then -- >> this is what i have to deal with. this is what i got to deal with. >> we're stuck in the middle of a red carpet showdown between anthony anderson and his "black-ish" tv son, miles brown. >> i'm giving you a shout-out,

holm.here were buddies in the street and i could see the police covering the body with an orange blanket. the united states has said it could take further military action against the syrian government. it comes after washington fired missiles at an airbase from which it believes president assad's forces launched a chemical weapons attack. addressing an emergency meeting of the united nations security council, the american ambassador to the un, nikki haley, said it is in america's vital national security interest to prevent the use of chemical weapons. our military destroyed the airfield from which this week's chemical strike took place. we were fullyjustified in doing so. the moral stain of the assad regime could no longer go unanswered. his crimes against humanity could no longer be met with empty words. it was time to say "enough" but not only say it, it was time to act. bashar al—assad must never use chemical weapons again. ever. the syrian government denounced the attack as reckless and

they cared about the right of workers for you it took holmes junior in some of his opinions, including in 1923 case which found for the first time that the mop donated criminal trials of southern blacks violated the due process, the first time the supreme court struck down a state conviction. it was a huge moment inputting fair criminal trials on the liberal agenda in. >> on c-span's queuing day. -- q&a. live on c-span, washington journal is next. at 10:00 a.m., the house returns for general speeches. the u.s. house takes of legislation to make fannie mae and freddie mac records subject to the freedom of information act. >> coming up in an hour, maryland congressman of proposed changes to the health care law. coleman onnie watson the increase in immigration a.m., brianat 9:00 and peter of the national association of counties on the trump administration's impact on states and localities. ♪ host: here are your morning headlines this morning. from capitol hill, house republicans are inching closer to replacing obamacare. conservative members of the house freedom caucus said to be on board

howie: joining us is erin pike, amy holmes, and marie harf. erin, "huffington post," whiplash. 180. exclamation point. >> what you played there, nato hasn't changed. some countries are slowly in a very small way increasing their defense spending. in part he says, and the secretary-general says it's because he made it such an issue. but it's the same organization. flip-flops like that have to be called out. howie: they have to be reported on. the president accused china of manipulating its currency. president trump tweeted i'm not going to call china a currency manipulator while we need their help. >> things look different once you are in the white house. i would make the argument president trump is staying true to form if not through substance. even throughout the campaign he was stays consistent. after san bernardino he made the comment about the muslim ban, then he pulled that back and moderated. what has been consistent is donald trump has always projected strength. that's always his top priority and you saw it with the syria bombing and afghanistan. howie: when a politician flip

then in the fourth quarter sixers holding a small lead, reshawn holmes with the bucket holmes had 15nts. sixers will lose the final game of the season 114-113. >>> phillies and mets last night, everyone loves the fanatic this woman says i just want my picture. he obliges and having some fun there to the game we will go third inning, phillies down one to nothing. michael will make it two to nothing with that home run. ball flying out of citizens bank park this series. then in the sixth phillies down five to nothing. bases loaded michael franco at the plate. that is a grand slam, his second home run of the season. that pulls the phillies within a run. that is as close as phillies will get. they will lose five-four and they get swept by mets. >>> phillies off today. they start weekend series with the nationals in d.c. on friday. that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal. have a great day. >>> police are trying to calm fears of the community. >> after a child was abducted and sexually assaulted, the promise officers are now making to neighbors. >>> just how much atlantic city casinos

they cared about the rights of workers and it took all of wendell holmes junior and some of his opinionsncluding a knife into to three case -- including a 1923 case was found the mob donated criminal trials of southern blacks violated due process. that's the first time. moment in huge putting their criminal trials in the liberal agenda and linking that the idea of fair trials with rates. >> sunday night at 8:00. announcer: washington journal continues. host: at our table to talk by the increase immigration arrests is bonnie watson coleman, democrat of new jersey. thank you for being care. let's remind our viewers what daca is and who qualifies. guest: it is commonlyer

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 representing border patrol agents testify. this is an hour, 45 minutes. ve

america'sjb holmes has the early lead at two under.ive action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincent kompany in last night's match at sta mford kompany in last night's match at stamford bridge. tea for two written by lizzie kelly wins the big race of the day at aintree. cue card finished second. thanks, jessica, see you a little bit later. the chair of the us intelligence committee, devon nunez, says he will step down. mr nunes cites what he said were "entirely false" accusations filed against him, concerning his close professional relationship with donald trump. us house speaker paul ryan has since said that mr nunes still has his trust, and that he supports his decision to step aside. he has earned my trust over many yea rs he has earned my trust over many years for his integrity and dedication to the critical work that the intelligence community does to keep americans say. he continues to have that trust and i know he is eager to demonstrate to the ethics committee that he has followed all proper guidelines a

they cared about the rights of workers, it took oliver wendell holmes junior and some of his opinions including a 1923 case known as moore versus dempsey was found for the first time that the mob dominated criminal trials of southern blacks violated the due process clause. that's the first time the supreme court struck down a state criminal conviction under the due process clause. that was a huge moment in putting fair criminal trials in the agenda. >> sunday night on eight eastern on q&a.by >> at the table this morning to talk about the increase in immigration arrest is bonnie, she serves on the homeland security committee, thank you for being here. >> glad to be here, thank you for having me. >> let's remind our viewers what docket is. >> guest: it is commonly referred to as the dreamers, those are the individuals who have come to this country veryng docug, whose parents are not documented and these children do not necessarily have full citizenship, but they have grown here and they only know this is their country. so these are the individuals that we have educated, from elementary

they cared about the rights of workers and it took oliver wendell holmes junior and some of his opinionsng a 1923 cases known as moore versus dempsey that found that the mob dominated criminal trials of southern blacks violated the constitution. -- a violated the due process clause. fair criminal trials on the liberal agenda. announcer: sunday at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. announcer: next on american history tv, we hear intelligence discussed some of the most notable espionage sites in the nation's capital including embassies, hotels and even walking paths. it focuses on their new book dc."sites of washington this event is about 90 minutes. >> welcome, we are delighted to see you.

>> holmes' home?irculating to investors asking them not to sue the company or her in exchange for some of her holdings. here's my holdings worth zero percent, some of my shares, if you agree not to sue me. >> i would think you would know what she has. this is your kind of story. you have not gone through 25 million. larry probably has. you haven't gone through 25 million, have you? >> i blow through that -- >> you blow through that -- >> answer lotly. >> absolutely. >> but we're not worth $5 billion. >> that's a lot of something. >> think of anybody who signed a big contract in the sports world or something. you can pretty quickly run through that. >>> when we come back, larry fink is here. we'll talk china. president xi preparing to meet with president trump in florida. larry will weigh in on that and more. as we head to a break, a quick check of what's happening in european markets. ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to i

but a new poll shows voters are wary....kristen holmes has the latest from washington.thank you very much. great gre at people. i love the workers. thrilled to be back in wi" president trump in wisconsin... focusing on a four-letter-word central to his campaign. touring a factory president donald trump: "great looking stuff. great product." ...and signing an executive order the white house is calling "buy american, hire american that makes it harder to hire outside of the us. pres. donald trump: "through this action we are sending a powerful message to the world we're going to defend our workers, protect our jobs and finally put america first." but as president trump aims to make good on his promises-- americans seem to be less convinced he can actually deliver. a new gallup poll finds that just forty-five percent of americans say the president keeps his promises... a seventeen percent drop from early february.these numbers coming after the white house has seemingly failed on several core campaign issues-- like replacing obamacare, instating a travel ban and starting co

there are questions about what is next tj holmes has more. >> game, set, baby or she posted this photo of herself on snapchat, appearing to show off a baby bump with a caption "20 weeks." as the congratulation started pouring in, she deleted the post. her rep now confirms the pregnancy. she is expecting a baby in the fall. after she beat her sister, venus and set the grand slam record she was approximately eight weeks pregnant. >> we have always said serena williams is a superwoman. she literally is a superstar. >> the 35-year-old tennis super and star has been engaged to alexis ohanian since december. her rep says she will definitely not return to tennis in 2017 but will be back in 2018. >> she is going to come back in 2018 and the world will be riveted to see how she can play and what she does next. jummy: awesome for her. a live look outside, it is nice and warm, a chance of rain jummy: a wild site caught on the lease can in westerville, -- police two dear brawling in the middle of a residential street. after a couple of swings they noticed the cop and took off. the police departmen

linda holmes writes -- now that is not a ticket to go see it.ge notes -- >> oops. >> sound like it starts out slow and tapers off. what they're saying. next, brie larson returns to the big screen in action packed thriller set in the 1970s. she stars as a middleman, brokering a gun deal in a boston warehouse between the ira and gang of gun dealers. but during the hand-over the deal goes explosively and spectacularly wrong. and i'm sure you boys would look to leave. [ gunfire ] [ bleep ]. >> go for the case. >> they're not going to shoot. >> sorry, sorry. you little [ bleep ]. >> ah. >> so, free fire is getting mixed reviews. from the critics giving it a 69% rating on rotten tomatoes. steven dalton writes -- and jeffrey andersen writes -- >> that's rough. that's the news for this half-hour. >> so what are you going to go see? >> of the two, i like brie larson. >> yeah, agree. of the two, fate of the furious. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- the overnight terror raids in france. >> police are on the hunt following the deadly attack at one of

. >> good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. that stunning announcement today from the 51-year-old coach in portland. he said the pain and discomfort has suddenly gotten worse. ktvu azenith smith live for us in the newsroom. you spoke to fans of dub nation about the possibility of coach kerr might just miss the the rest of the post season? >> heather, fans knew something wasn't right when he missed game three last night due to an illness. he wasn't feeling well friday before the team headed to portland. he was experiencing this chronic back pain. fans say they're disappointed, but hopeful for a championship. as the golden state warriors look today sweep the portland trail blazers in the first round of nba playoffs. one person who won't be on the sidelines head coach steve kerr. his health has taken a toll. >> this past week for whatever reason things have gotten worse and my symptoms got worse. i was not able to coach. the last few days have been difficult with things getting worse. i just made the decision i couldn't coach. >>

i'm kristen holmes reporting. (steve ) a live look outside .. at san francisco.onight --- we are tracking rain on the way..(pam) chief metoeorologist brittney shipp is here with details.. periods of light rain the rest of this afternoon will increase overnight as the next weak weather system moves onshore. lingering showers tuesday morning with partial afternoon clearing. dry and seasonable wednesday, then the next front moves into the north bay wednesday evening with a chance of light rain down to the golden gate by thursday morning. drying and warming trend thursday through the weekend. (steve) still ahead new at ten:a million people tuned in to see the birth... now we'll take you upclose to meet april the giraffe's new calf... just how soon the two will be seperated. (pam) and next:lost and now found... where police recovered a stolen delivery truck ... that is used to help feed families in need. (pam) deliveries were difficult today... for a non-profit that takes food to people who are hungry in contra costa county.. that's because, over the weekend, someone

holmes finish with 17 and ten rebounds. fast forward to the fourth bucks up eight.ce pass to greg monroe underneath the basket for the layup. sixers lose, 90-82. their sixth straight loss and the bucks clinch add play off berth. some unfortunate eagles news as we get ready for the upcoming draft. reported defense live man beau allen suffered an upper body injury while working out on thursday. a few reports have allen looking at surgery and could possibly have him missing training camp. no comment by the eagles just yet. >>> let's talk golf what is known as moving day the third round of the masters pick back up today down at ugh is it a and easily one of the main attractions this weekend is jordan speith who you'll remember had melt down on 16 last year that ultimately cost him his second green jacket. speith scrambled all day and set up nicely for tomorrow. but so is this guy sergio garcia buries the longer putt there. he finish six under and tied are to the lead. how about this guy justin rose who got fire on the back nine. 18 hole he sinks another birdie. his seve

krsiten holmes has the latest from washington. president donald trump has a major milestone on the horizon: his first 100 days in office. and now, it appears we may see a mad-dash to the finish line.pres. trump: "the plan gets better, and better, and better - and its gotten really really good and a lot of people are liking it a lot.." sources tell cnn that a new health care deal could be in the works. leaders from the conservative house freedom caucus and the moderate tuesday group have reached a, quote, "breakthrough" in negotiations that could net 18 to 20 new yes votes. pres. trump: "we have a good chance of getting it soon. i'd like to say next week, but it will be - i believe we will get it. and whether its next week or shortly thereafter."it was the freedom caucus that caused the first gop plan to implode back in march. this new plan, however, still faces some of the same obstacles as the first -- as a core group of republicans still won't vote for anything short of a full repeal of obamacare. still, the white house is optim

. >>> katie holmes was among the stars celebrating fashion, film and art at the tribecca >>> when you're 16 today. physic physically still 15. ♪ >> i remember those days. 16 candles was the movie that shot molly ringwald to fame. >> it was the pout that she nailed all the time. now molly's playing the mom role in riverdale. >> mom. >> hi, honey >> i loved archie growing up. i was always interested in am i more betty or veronica? who am i? it turns out i'm archie's mom. >> in the series, molly had left hubby luke perry and their son archie. but she's back in town. molly now 49 doesn't look a whole older than we met her when she was 15. giving her advice for teen wannabes. >> it's a lot of faun. you have to have a good family background. >> now surrounded by young actors on riverdale. she's keeping any guidance to her point. >> i really make a point of not giving advice. i tried with my own kids and it never works. people need to figure out their own paths. the most i could say is, you know, wear sun screen. >> with her husband, molly has three kids. it's just a matter of time before they'

let's bring simon rosenberg and amy holmes end.hanks for dancing with us earlier, but this is really the topic of the day. it's interesting to try to bring this together. the scene for the president today is to return the power to the people. we've seen that over the last 100 days. as you can see his tax plan, is that following the same sort of philosophy? >> i think it's important to realize what's being debated this week on the budgets. the house in the senate are trying to finish the budget that was supposed to be finished in october on the first of 2016. at seven months late. it's not going to be detailed, it's going to be outlined. as part of a budget right now but as a month late. most residents submit budgets in february. i'm answering your question. the point is that we don't actually have a budget, we are only going to have an outline. you can only talk about and come in revenue when you have a total budget. it's hard to have a discussion today without the president actually submitting a total budget. he is a month behind

rashaun holmes tips in with ten. the deficit 14. the sixers are never really in the game. sixers lose 102-90. >> after a nice start to the season monday, phillies limp out of cincinnati. pitching was poor, offense had holes. that's daniel nava, reserve outfielder, gives the phillies the 3-1 lead in the third inning. in the fourth inning, clay buc buchholz. >> pitcher michael tags adam morgan for the homer. morgan gives up two runs. the bats had problems, small strikeout by the phillies. 32 for the series. they lose 7-4. >> ryan howard will still wear red but this time has a braves logo on it. the 37-year-old will report to spring training next week before joining the braves. >> still ahead, done stayly gets a >> when you are an ncaa champion like dawn stayly, everyone wants a piece of you. tonight she was at the union league to present the dawn stayly to a guard at washington. she was honored at her alma mater in north philadelphia. >> i walked through the halls and saw the students. you are my inspiration. the way that you -- [applause ] >> the way you greeted me, i'm ins

holmes, nice. sixers keeping it close. things get heated right here. and paul george come together here. they were both assessed technical fouls. gets a little revenge here. he will deliver an a little ill bow on the way back. pacers are up 9. gerald elbows paul george in the throw. both players get teed up and ejected. we found the play right before that that lead to the altercation. >> he pulled me down. i get double tagged for nothing. throw an elbow at my neck, i get another tag. i have no respect. >> he elbowed me ton play before after he scored, which is fine. the revfs didn't see it initially. i knew contact was coming. i tried to hit him before he hit me. >> here is the eagles preseason home against bills and dolphins. all games right here on nbc 10. we are right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement.

jasmine holmes cuts it to four. in the fourth, asia wilson could not be denied. 23 points, 10 boards, earning the mvp. mississippi state's morgan williams can't watch the finish. south carolina fins it 67-55, their first national title. >>> sharks' power play got worse tonight as joe thornton left the game with a leg injury. this shot blocked, right there for the rebound. 1-0, san jose. less than two minutes later, mark edward vlasic takes the shot. 2-0, sharks. they win 3-1, just three games left in the season. >>> a big controversy after the lpga a.n.a. inspiration. lexi thompson improved her placement on 17 yesterday. on the 13th hole today, she was penalized by four strokes. here's the move that resulted in the penalty. she moves the ball maybe, maybe an eighth of annism. sti -- an inch. she missed for this eagle. settled for a birdie and a playoff. on the first hole, thompson missed the birdie putt and yu had this for the win. and she gets it. but it's inexcusable that the lpga didn't tell her of the penalty un

>>> then, are katie holmes and jamie foxx ready to make their rumored romance public?tie holmes wants to come out of hiding. >>> and number three, stephen colbert celebrating his late night comeback who does he credit for his success? >> there's never been a better batch. >>> plus, your "insider" bonus -- amy and goldie on the "ew" cover. >> it was fun. >> amy's advice to see their new movie. >> sneak in booze. >>> then -- >> this is what i have to deal with. this is what i got to deal with. >> we're stuck in the middle of a red carpet showdown between anthony anderson and his "black-ish" tv son, miles brown. >> i'm giving you a shout-out, anthony. >> i gave you a shove-out. >>> now, "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> are katie holmes and jamie foxx ready to make their rumored relationship official? why their photo speaks a thousand words. that's coming up. debbie matenopoulos is off. keltie's joining me from new york city where the buzz continues over bill o'reilly's sexual harassment controversy. >> timing, an interesting o'reilly factor, now th

washington dc congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and othersare upset over this dramatic video showingforced off an overbooked united airlines flight. while the airline and chicago police are investigating. holmes norton wants a congressional investigation tonight, she's calling on united airlines staff, chicago police, and the f-a-a to testify .in a statement, holmes says quote: "we need the facts on why airlines overbook so many flights. if overbooking is to be permitted, there must be accountability from the airlines in exchange. tonight the white house also wants answers."xxxxxx"it's not just congress getting involved.the department of transportation is also looking into the incident.however the d-o-t says it is legal for airlines to overbook flights.federal law requires.. airlines pay passengers who are involuntarily bumped off flights ..up to nearly 1,400 dollars per person. but with so much interest over this one incident, those rules could be re-examined when congress gets back to work.reporting in washington, i'm mark meredith. ( pam ) as you can imagine, the internet has not

holmes, bright spot last night, second quarter, dario, making sweet passes, one to holmes, throws downthe 17. sixers lead by six at the half. the bucks, though, they take over in the third. gianna, with the steel. easy lay up. the bucks up by seven at this point. the greek freak had 20-point. greg monroe continued to have his way against the sixers. he scores here. he get the foul. he had 17 off the bench. the sixers, they're running on fumes to the finish line. they lose 90 to 82. the final game of the season for the flyers is tonight against the hurricanes. and then they pack up and wonder why they did not make the playoffs for the third time in the last five seasons. yesterday they played the columbus blue jacket in south philly. wayne simmons, voted team mvp, pick up hardware before the game. no score first period. pierre edward bellmawr wicked wrist there. he light the lamp for the first time in 36 games. puts the flyers up one-nothing, later in the first, michael delsat owe beat sergei, after a review, it would still count. so two-nothing flyers. second period, hitting voracek, w

we talk with rad snyder on his book of intellectuals, felix frankfurter, oliver wendell holmes junior, louis brandeis and herbert hoover, who met regularly in the early 1900s today politics in the future of the country. >> i think everybody associated with this house, race was not a salient issue for them. they cared about the rights of workers. it took all of her when the holmes junior and some of his opinions, including a 1923 case known as more v dempsey were for the first time the mob dominated criminal trials of southern blacks violated the due process clause. the's the first time supreme court struck down a state criminal conviction under the due process clause. that was a huge moment in putting fair criminal trials on the liberal agenda. and the idea of fair criminal trials linked with race. >> sunday on q&a. 50 years ago on april 28, >> up next on history bookshelf, irin talksn -- dave z about his book "what's my name, fool?" sportss the case that have long been tied to politics. it is about 45 minutes. good evening ladies and gentlemen -- good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i

. >>> and his 23rd birthday, and starts to break in the pass to holmes.rebounds and 14 assists. more eunice here, he gets the steal. the sixers 0-13 when scoring 93 points or less. >> you just got to keep moving the ball. you can't hold on to it, and we just have to shoot it better, all of us. we can't make excuses. we have to keep shooting, and, you know, they will fall. >>> we turn to the final game in a flyer's uniform. he went out with a milestone win against his former team. offense helping out, mason, and 1-0 flyers. look at this. former vice president joe biden enjoying the action and looking from above. and voracek wide open like a kid's mouth at the dentist. mason stopped 20 shots to win his 200th career game. >> a win is a team start, and the goaltending position, potentially this being the last game of the season for myself to beat a former team, and to have that be win number 200, that's special. >> and among the team awards, simmonds, and the most outstanding defensemen with provorov. >>> and then looking for their first win of the season hos

felix frankfurter, walter lipman, oliver wendell holmes jr. and herbert hoover, who meat regularly in the early 1900s to debate politics and the future of the country. >> i think everybody associated with this house, frankfurter, lipman, race wasn't a salient issue. they cared about the rights of workers, and it took oliver wendell holmes jr. in a 1923 case known as moore v. dempsey which found for the first time that the mob dominated criminal trials of southern blacks, violated the due process clause. that's the first time the supreme court struck down a state criminal conviction under the 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. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q & a."

. >>> hello everyone i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. the 1-year-old girl is in critical condition tonight after she was found unconscious in the backyard swimming pool in concord. the sad discovery happened just before 5:00 this evening at the relative's house on weiland way. at this time it's unclear how long the girl was under water. actually ktvu's azenith smith is live now covering this story and joins us with more on the investigation. azenith? >> reporter: heather and ken, police left about half an hour ago. i checked in with them and the girl is still listed in critical condition. everyone is praying for the the best as police investigate. what went wrong? tonight family members visibly distraught left this concord home headed to the hospital to be with the 1-year-old girl found without a pulse and not breathing in a swimming pool. neighbors are heartbroken. >> it is just devastating. i can't imagine as a mother and just seeing the little kids around here. like how it would feel for their family. >> reporter: concord police say a

you know there's been rumors for a while that katie holmes and jamie foxx are a couple do these 230e9os prove it? >> a blogser snapped this pic of jamie and katie dining together. jamie in a fedora. katie in a black jacket and glasses. rumors of a romance started in 2013. a source tells "e.t." that the rich is serious and that fox surprised her with flowers after the "camelot" mini-series. why do they keep things so private? he's always liked to keep his love life out of the public eye. >> i like to keep quiet anybody that i'm really, really dating. >> you've managed toe do that. why? >> somebody you're dating the worst thing you can do is let that touch you. >> very smart. katie's series debuts with a strong start, 1.5 million viewers. last night we got the answer to what happened when ekss have to get back together on the red carpet. >> what would it be like seeing her tonight? >> it would be great. >> how would seeing chris be? >> it would be fun. >> check out the couple posing for pictures and cracking up. his arm around her waist. the friend by exes. she can't stop singing his prai

. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> katie holmes was among the stars celebrating fashion, film and art at the tribeca film festival hosted by chanel. >> i love when all the different chronologically you're 16 today. psychologically you're still 15. ♪ >> i remember those days. "16 candles" was the movie that shot molly ringwald to fame. >> it was the pout that she nailed all the time. that was a long time ago. now molly's playing the mom role in "riverdale." >> mom. >> hi, honey >> i loved archie growing up. i was always interested in, am i more betty or am i more veronica? what am i going to be like when i grow up? who am i? it turns out i'm archie's mom. >> in the series, molly had left hubby luke perry and their son archie. but she's back in town. molly, now 49, doesn't look a whole lot older than when we met her when she was 15, giving her advice for teen wannabes. you have to be very mentally stable and you have to have a good family background. >> now surrounded by young actors on "riverdale." she's keeping any guidance to herself. >> i really make a point of not giving ad

race was not an issue for them they cared about the rights of workers and the checks oliver wendell holmes , jr. and so of his opinions with a 1923 case that down for the first time that the criminal trials violated the due process clause that was the first time the supreme court struck down a state conviction that was a huge moment to put a fair criminal trials on the liberal agenda. and linking those with race semitic congressmen held a health care townhome meeting voicing opposition to repeal the affordable care act and questions to the medicaid expansion and medical marijuana and the substance abuse treatment. >> i have a wonderful honor and privilege to be here in the greatest cities. [applause] and it is my honor to be at this town hall meeting. of like to open my city commission meetings with of pledged to the flag please join me. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands. one nation under god invisible with liberty and justice for all. >> like to share some news we had some excellent news a couple hours ago the senat

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there have been these rumors that katie holmes and jamie foxx are a couple. do new photos of the two of them together prove it's true? >> a blogger snapped this sneaky pic of katy and jamie dining in new york's east village. jamie in a fedora and katie in a black jacket and glasses. the pair have never publicly confirmed their relationship, but rumors of a romance started in 2013. a source tells "e.t." that the relationship is serious, and that foxx recently surprised the actress for flowers during a press tour for the camelot mini series. why did they keep things so private? jamie told nancy he's always preferred to keep his love life out of the public eye. >> i like to keep quiet with anyone that i'm dating, with anyone that i've really, really dated. >> how do you manage to do that. i feel like this, with someone that you're dating, the worst thing is to let that touch you. >>> after camelot debuted on reelz and it got off to a strong start with 1.5 million viewers. >> we saw what happened when exes get together on the red carpet. lawrence zima joined chri

holmes with more on the viral sensation. >> reporter: it finally happened, the eagerly anticipated wait came to an end saturday. >> we are in labor of 100%, tune in. >> reporter: over a million people around the world watched live as april the giraffe gave birth it is boy. >> there you have it guys, we have a baby. 5'9", 129 pounds made the most public interest, a little shaking at first working on his footing as his proud mother watched his calf. labor lasts 2 hours after a 16 months pregnancy. sunday was spent with snuggles milk and a nap. the giraffe cam captivated millions since february. since launching the cam in february, the park said nearly 300 million people have viewed the live stream. >> this is a huge accomplishment for us, we're a relatively young facility having a giraffe cam in the 5th year being opened that's a big event for us. we have taken the silent extinction of giraffe to a worldwide conversation to coffee shops, dinner tables and classrooms. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right n

when jasmine holmes stopped and made that shot. the bulldogs pulled to within four and south carolina had an answer and most often by the name of asia wilson. hit the offensive board and gets a tough put-back and scored 23 points and was named the most outstanding player of the final four. south carolina the national champs after 67-55 win. >>> wizards leading tonight we will have it on sports wrap. >>> busy time of year. >>> fun time of year. >> thanks, joe. >> and thank you for joining us tonight everybody. >>> we are always here online at kutv.com, facebook and twitter at 10:00. we will see you live then at ten. okay, raj. hand me the #6 torx screwdriver. stop. we can't do this. it's not right. sheldon, you have two choices. either you let him put a bigger hard drive in the tivo, or you delete stuff before we go out of town. but once you open the box, you've voided the warranty. the warranty is a sacred covenant we've entered into with the manufacturer. he offers to stand by his equipment, and we in return agree not to violate t

jonathan: horace holmes has an eye-opening report with astounding results. if this man claimed to be from the water company knocked on your door, what would you do, let him in? what you think this homeowner did? the man never went inside and i immediately identified himself, with our seven on your side producer opposing -- posing as a worker. he asked that we not identify this annapolis homeowner. says, can we go and turn on the hot water in the kitchen? horace: it turned into a real crime. >> i was in deep sleep when she rang the bell for the . horace: once inside, the accomplish rummaged through the house. you may think this would never happen to you or nobody in my family would let someone in our house, no questions asked. think again. with the help of the prince george's county police department, 7 on your side went undercover. in the area had water pressure problems. horace: homeowner after homeowner let our producer in, but there are no decals on his truck,ad, nothing on his and the id around his neck is a press pass. he never said what utility he work