maureen: jenkins had been with the station for five years. tonight at 11:00, an eye opening "7 on your side" investigation into repeat drunk drivers. abc 7 fighting back against crime investigator jennifer donelan sits down with the parents of a university of maryland student killed by a two time drunk driver. she also looks into why critics say maryland law allows repeat drunk drivers to stay behind the wheel. our special report drunk and still driving, tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. he says people should not underestimate me. that's the warning tonight from vermont independent senator bernie sanders. he just announced he's running for president as a democrat. he will face hillary clinton in the primaries. as senior political reporter scott thuman shows us sanders could alter the tone of a race. >> in this day and age, w it is possible for any candidate who is not a billionaire or who is not beholden to the billionaire class to be able to run successful campaigns. reporter: with bernie sanders now in it looks like we'll find that out much t

autumn jenkins was killed in a near head-on collision in maryland. we are waiting to learn if the driver of the other car was drinking at the time of the crash. first responders say they didn't know that the victim was one of their own until they got to the scene. >> from the volunteer fire department and they offered help. and she's ours. you know we'll take care of her and we did. >> wow. one of the -- one officer said he smelled alcohol on the death of the truck driver. no charges have been filed at this point. jenkins had been a member of the fire department since she was 16. >>> it is now 4:50. it was a narrow miss for a virgin america pilot who reported seeing a drone flighting above his plane. he was headed into dulles love field airport when he saw the drone 200 feet over top of him. they tweeted a picture and asked drone operators to use them responsibly. >> if they collide with an airliner it's like a bird strike and it can do significant damage. >> it is illegal for drones to fly above 400 feet or within five miles of an airport. according

that's shayanna jenkins, hernandez's fiance.es she doesn't know what's in the box and that she gets rid of it after hernandez called her and asked her to ditch it. >> what did you do with it? >> i disposed of it. >> when you say you disposed of it, where did you dispose of it? >> in a dumpster. >> and where was the dumpster? >> i don't know. >> jenkins suggests she can't remember because of the stress she was under. dealing with hernandez and with her sister whose boyfriend lloyd had just been murdered. the prosecution then surprises jurors with an unexpected famous witness. >> he said he was not involved, that he was innocent. >> patriots owner robert kraft meets privately with hernandez two days after lloyd's murder. kraft testifies his star tight end claims he had an alibi and suggests his football player knew what time odin lloyd was killed long before the public did. >> what did he say about wanting, hoping for the time of the homicide to be revealed? >> my recollection is that he said that he hoped that the time of the eve

. >> lloyd also began dating college student shanae jenkins. she's the link between the man who dreamed about nfl and the all-american who made it. what's your understanding of how they met? >> they are dating sisters. >> shanae jenkins is the younger city of cheyenna, who is engaged to hernandez and mother of his little girl. but how close were the talented tight end and the struggling landscaper? >> how much do you know that they hung out together? >> really, just two different worlds. buddy had one world, we got our world. >> check out my new camera. >> on sunday, june 16th, father's day, 2013, odin lloyd is cruising with his friends in that mysterious black suburban. >> we had the music playing. jamming to the music and stuff. we're laughing, we're talking. odin driving, got with one hand type driving. he just having fun. later, when we went to my aunt's house, he was playing pool. >> through the bar. >> i've seen odin make one of the most spectacular shots i've ever seen. >> no chance in hell. oh! >> it was a good day. >> it was a great da

autumn jenkins spent five years following in her father's footsteps. she was killed last night in a head-on collision on south of tims place. the driver in the red pickup truck was under the influence when he crashed into jenkins. >>> the national park service says the u.s. marine corps war memorial in arlington is about to get its first comprehensive refurbishment since it was dedicated in 1954. david rubenstein is dedicating $5 million to restore and wash the memorial and its landscape. >>> a spectacular day and evening too. 6:00 am, morning commute is going to be fine with temps in the 50s. we'll show you how fast the showers and storms roll in. "the boys are back in town" by thin lizzy southwest is having a sale so you can put the old garage band back together. even if it never made it out of the garage. ( band plays the thin lizzy music poorly ) book for as low as 73 dollars one-way now at southwest.com ( ding ) >>> the baltimore mom seen smacking her son and chasing him out of the riots talked about that encounter today. >> headlines call her mot

requiring his home town of jenkin town pennsylvania, of reporting whether a gun is lost or stolen. >> it didn't say you couldn't own them or what kind. it didn't restrict my ability to happily own guns and use them in any way i wanted to, just if they are lost or stolen report it to the police. >> despite his support for jenkin town's law he voted to rescind it. the vote came under the passed act 192 allowing organizations like the nra to sue cities and towns over local gun restrictions. >> they gave us a choice between financial solvency and safety, really. >> jenkintown mayor ed foley. >> we have a very small budget in this town and we really can't afford to defend a lawsuit against an organization with deep pockets like the nra. we really had no choice but to rescind this ordinance and to take it off the books. >> with an annual budget of only $6 million jenkintown simply could not risk costly litigation. >> as much as i you know had to hold my nose to do it and as much as council had to hold their nose to pass it, they did pass a law rescinding the ordinance. >> not often when peo

jenkins was a volunteer emt with the nanjemoy fire department. they were devastated when they pulled up to the scene. >> we had another team there and they offered help. she's ours we'll take care of her and we did. >> one officer said he smelled alcohol on the breath of the truck driver. no charges have been filed. jenkins was 21 years old and had been a member of the fire department since she was just 16. >>> 6:18 now. you'll see more and more motorcycles around here as the weather gets warmer. today the maryland motor administration is reminding people to share the road with bikers. about 70 people killed and more than 1,000 injured every year riding their motorcycles. >>> 6:18. local libraries are teaming up at a federal effort to connect low income children with digital content. later this morning, president obama will announce progress on this effort. several libraries in d.c. and howard county are taking part in this program. they will give low income children access to the internet and thousands of free e books. the president wants to con

jenkins had been volunteering since she was just 16. >>> a terrifying close call for a passenger jet flying over dallas texas. a drone came dangerously close to that plane as it was landing. nbc's hallie jackson explains just how disastrous a collision might have been. >> reporter: it's a dangerously close call. >> some sort of a lighted drone just flew right over us. >> reporter: an airbus landing in dallas from new york tuesday night narrowly missing a drone inside controlled airspace. >> and it was a lighted drone? >> it appeared to be. maybe just a hundred, 200 feet above us. >> reporter: the virgin america fight was on its final mile and a half approach to the runway at love field. 600 feet above the ground that's when the faa says pilots noticed the drone, lit with red and green lights below the plane. they watched a it climbed straight up passing a couple hundred feet above their plane, immediately notifying air traffic control. >> airbus reported a drone passing over the top of them right around your present position. >> reporter: dallas police launched a search for the quad

nf will do it like it's some big glitzy show and malcolm jenkins talking about his newest team. >> we found out he's going to wear number 11 for the goal. do you think he'll sell a million jerseys. >> a lot of jersey. a lot of -- >> a lot of stuff tebow tebowing. listen the guy is a biggest name in philadelphia sports he hasn't made a play since 2012. tim tebow and eagles did make it official today. he signed a one-year contract to scratch and an itch chip kelly has had since watching tebow win two national championships with florida. this is team number four for the super star journey man his new teammates malcolm jenkins weighs on the signing. >> it's not a big reaction right now. we got 90 spaces before training camp and everybody will be, you know competing for spot to try to make the roster. so you know, tim tebow not a huge deal right now. >> evan mathis a no show at the phase one off season volunteer training session. the birds have asked two time pro bowler twice to redo his contract. he told them no both times. eagles can save over $9 million in cap space if mathis is tradeed

chris gordon learned that autumn marie jenkins joined that department when she was 16 years old. crash scene right now. chris? >> reporter: neighbors here along route 425 tell me this is a dangerous stretch of highway, that there have been serious accidents and that they have complained to the maryland state highway administration but nothing has been done. those same neighbors that heard the fatal crash alast night which happened right here. >> bangs and then i ran outside looking and i seen two cars a car and a truck together out there. >> reporter: the fatal crash happened just after 9:00 last night here on route 425 in nanjemoy maryland. the kia driven by 20-year-old autumn marie jenkins was nearly hit head on and forced off the road into a field. she died almost immediately. the other driver also suffered injuries. a crash investigator tells me a state trooper smelled alcohol. they are testing that driver's blood to see if he had been drinking. police say he failed to keep his chevrolet truck in the right lane. >> his car had crossed the double yellow line? >> yeah. >> repor

. >>> eagles safety mal conn jenkins loves four things, thinks family, football and giving back to the community and bow ties. they say clothes fit the man. find out how he got the started making his own bow >>> local town has taken home high marks for its food. >> readers rang cape may as one of the top food cities in the u.s. cape may came in at number 19th on the list, noted for many historic eateries as well as sea food. other cities include savanna aston, boston and chicago but philadelphia did in the make a list this year. >> what? >> i know. what do you think of the ranking? join the the conversation on our facebook and twitter pages using hash tag cbs-3 chat. >> unconsciousnable philadelphia would not make a list but there is good eats in cape may. you know that. >> we love restaurant week. we will be there in the next month or so. >> orr at the shore it is almost back. >> it is come soon. >> bring it on. >> beautiful day to be outside. our meteorologist justin drabick went back to school today. he visited second graders at jc stewart in willing ton, burlington county. he talk

jenkins died in nanjemoy maryland.ed into her lane and first responders didn't know that the victim was one of their own until they arrived on the scene. >> we had another squad there from the tenth district volunteer fire department and they offered help and i said she's ours we'll take care of her and we did. >> one officer smelled alcohol on the breath of the truck driver. no charges have been filed. jenkins was 21 years old and had been a member of the nanjemoy volunteer fire department sense she was 16. >>> according to a judge loudoun county public schools did not break the law. a parent took the school district to court yesterday. he told the judge the school board didn't respond to more than 50 requests for information under the virginia freedom of information act. foia. the judge said some requests did not qualify as foia requests and that the parent had not paid the fees associated with that paperwork. >>> three women known as the iron ladies in alexandria are continuing the fight over water front development

will jenkins deliver?t of an expectation out there on the market is everybody else had a good first quarter, citigroup, deutsche bank morgan stanley. they are all in there. here we go. the we have the first quarter results. let's give it to you. in term turnovers first quarter results, we have got -- yeah. actually you know what? caroline is trying to help me there with her page. let me just do it this way. we have a pretax profit of 1.337 billion. that is below the estimate. the pretax profit was 1.81 billion. operating expenses have fallen by 7% and the buffers up capital is rising. 10.6%. the pretax profit at 1.85 billion. the estimate was 1.8. my apoll gees, that is a beat. the callback. don't forget barclays has created a bad bank. p.p.i.. payment protection insurance. another 150 billion pounds for payment protection at barclays. the top line number actually beat. 1.85 billion pounds. capital, that is up at 10.6%. rempling ratio. you'll hear a lot of people talking about that. that stands at 3.7%. th

diane: jenkins grew up in this fire station following in her father's footsteps. she put in the application to be a member as soon as she turned 16. today, flags fly at half staff and black bunting is draped above the doors. and firefighters plan on placing a brick here bearing her name outside their fire station in the future. in the meantime a go fund me page has since been set up under her name to help raise money for her funeral expenses. in charles county diane cho, abc 7 news. alison: the tulsa county sheriff's office is temporarily limiting the duties of reserve deputies. this change includes prohibiting volunteer deputies from patrolling alone. that decision of course follows that talths shooting of an unarmed black man by reserve deputy robert gates. an ongoing audit is also reviewing the training records of about 123 other reserve deputies. leon: alaska airlines announced new direct flights from b.w.i. to los angeles. flights could leave from baltimore at 7:30 a.m. and the return trip is a red eye that leaves l.a. at 10:00 at night. service is slated to

his fiance shayana jenkins, may have bolstered prosecutors' claims of a coverup. they allege this surveillance video spokes how hernandez enlisted her to get rid of the gun the day after lloyd was killed. >> he told me to go downstairs in our storage room and remove a box from our home. >> reporter: jenkins testified she never looked inside to see what he asked her to throw out. >> and ryan is with us now. the big question tonight, will coach belichick be called next? >> reporter: well, he is on the prosecution witness list, so, in theory they could call him. now, they would likely do so soon since the prosecution is expected to wrap their case this week. >> ryan smith with us tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. and you're about to hear the 911 call, the scared 12-year-old home alone, the operator giving him a secret code with that person inside. >>> also developing tonight, the woman who said she kidnapped. police saying it was all made up. well now the new turn in what some were calling that "gone gir

we're going to see jenkins take the stand. it's coming right up. >> thanks to all of you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour" next. >>> good morning. i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. thank you for joining us. we'll continue following this breaking news out of fall river, massachusetts. the jury has spoken. the jury reached their verdict in the murder trial of aaron hernandez just a short time ago finding that the former nfl star is guilty on all counts. most importantly guilty of first-degree murder in the killing of odin lloyd. he now is facing life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> that will be the sentence. it is mandatory. it will officially be handed down any moment. we'll take it when it does happen. this is how the verdict sounded when it was read just a short time ago. listen. >> charging the defendant aaron hernandez with murder, what say you madame foreperson? is the defendant not guilty, guilty of murder in the first degree or guilty of murder in the second degree? >> guilty of

>> i'm not sure. >> and odin lloyd was dateing shanet jenkins. >> what did you learn?> she also shared this about seeing hernandez after the murder. >> he asked me if i was okay put his hand on my shoulder kind of rubbed my shoulder and told me he'd been through this death thing before it will get better with time. >> for months, the two sisters, once considered close, sat on opposite sides of the courtroom. sheyanne sat on odin's side of the courtroom with his family. >> are you close as sisters? have you been in the past? >> strangedestranged, kind of. >> they went to bristol high school and hernandez was her high school sweet heart. the two sestisters actually introduced hernandez to odin lloyd after she started dating him. and shayanna testified the sisters would often geshoppingo shopping while the boys would stay in the man cave. and she said that shayanna acted strangely and getting a flurry of text messages. the prosecution pounsed and saying that she threw out a box of trash that also contained the murder weapon that was never found. >> they said it was import

the crash took the life of autumn jenkins. >> reporter: autumn jenkins spent five years here at the volunteerment, following in her father's footsteps. their engine company responded to this crash not knowing they had lost one of their own. >> she's been a great member here ever since she joined. she joined when she was 16. >> reporter: they knew they were rolling up on a serious accident but didn't foresee the tragedy would hit so close to home. [ crying ] >> it's hard. it's very hard. you do that on a regular call that somebody is trapped in a vehicle, you try to extricate them and you find it's one of your members and it's real hard. >> reporter: autumn was heading home her boyfriend driving right behind her when a driver in a red pickup truck collided with her head-on. >> it sounded like something like a bomb went off just boom. >> reporter: engine company 4 still had to perform life-saving measures to cut the driver out. alcohol was a factor when the driver crossed into her lane. >> we also were there to do a job. >> reporter: firefighters surrounded her car during the investigation and

mayor jenkins is now speaking. hillary clinton will take the stage there any minute.g about what she is going to be announcing as part of this policy major policy rollout today, and some of the things that she's going to be proposing are directly in contrast to what her husband proposed and actually did during his presidency. >> absolutely, jose. i mean keep in mind that in the early '90s, 1991 1992 when bill clinton was running for president, tail end of the height of the crack epidemic there was an outpouring of cry for criminal justice crackdown, and for a crackdown on crime in urban areas, and bill clinton, of course, faced a lot of pressure from republicans on that, so he embraced this kind of law and order mentality, crackdown mentality, drug sentencing went up criminal justice penalties went up and it was a very different world, very different time from what we're dealing with now, where a lot of people have come to the realization where the drug war hasn't succeeded as much as we expected. bill clinton wrote a forward to a book that just came out and hillary c

thomas thomas jenkins is charged with 18 burglaries.e say he cut holes in roofs and drywall to gain access to businesses and that's why they dubbed the crimes rat burglaries. jenkins is charged with several burglaries in maryland. >>> montgomery county authorities want your help tracking down this thief. take a look at the guy in this surveillance photo in blue bell. he swiped cash from the register. if you recognize him or know anything about the crime, call township police. >>> pulled from the headlines, youth crime and violence seems to be a growing problem in our area. >> you have two teenagers who they say robbed and rained a woman overnight. >> philadelphia police have two teenagers in custody, but they say a 15-year-old killer is still on the run. >> those are just two examples of seemingly adult crimes allegedly carried out by children. now one philadelphia organization is trying to curb violence among teens through mentoring programs. this is the group youth united for change in kensington. they teach tools like speech writing

jenkins was a five-year firefighter and emt member.ice say alcohol did play a role in that crash. anyone who witnessed the accident is asked to come forward. >>> it is now 6:18 today. a tow truck driver plans to sue the driver who hit him. gloria allred will announce that suit this afternoon. hakem najid died after he was hit on the outer loop near tyson's corner in december of last year. the lawsuit alleges that he violated the move over law. >>> a mentally ill woman died accidentally in the fairfax county jail. that is the ruling from the state medical examiner. natasha mckenna died this past february. the medical examiner says her cause of death was excited delirium associated with physical restraint and the use of a stun gun. schizophrenia and bipolar disorder listed as contributing factors too. a report of that understand dent reveals fairfax county sheriff's deputies shocked mckenna four times while she was restrained. she died five days later. >>> you can hear the first interview from a man hit by an arizona police cruiser. this

autumn jenkins had been a member of the nanjemoy volunteer fire department for the past five years. >it's a big family out here so everybody knew her well so it was kind of a family time. we all stayed close to the car. we kept everybody away as much as we could. >> reporter: at the nanjemoy volunteer fire department they're flying flags at half staff, their doors draped in black in honor of autumn. her boyfriend, matt says he has one regret. >> if i would have left the parking lot first, that would have been me. >> reporter: and you're feeling is? >> i wish it was me. >> reporter: reporting from charles county maryland. chris gordon news 4. >>> the women in alexandria known as the iron ladies are not giving up their battle over waterfront development. the three women have been fighting the process by which alexandria officials used to change the zoning along the river. last month the virginia supreme court ruled against the women. now they're asking the court to rehear that case based on assumptions that judges made in their ruling that the women say are wrong. >>> doug is here with

jenkins to provide some context for the discussion today.thank you. >> i think i'm going to stay here if that's okay. thanks to -- thank you for inviting me and to the organizers, and it's great to see everyone out here today. i know we have distinguished panel here, so i'm going to try to keep my comments brief. my work in the government really focuses on ways in which we can keep weapons of mass destruction materials and weapons out of the hands of non-state actors. so my perspective in terms of international cooperation in combatting terrorism is that it's very important to have international cooperation. the only way we can really address the problems of terrorism is to work together on a global scale, to work bilaterally, multilaterally with partners. and the work that i do really does foser that effort. it fos terz ways in which we can develop programs to actually make sure we do not have opportunities for non-state actors to. the u.s. has really developed a number of tools and initiatives to address this issue. whether they are throug

jenkins was a five-year firefighter and emt member of the volunteer fire department. police say alcohol did play a role in the crash. anyone who witnessed it is asked to come forward. >>> d.c. police are investigating a double shooting in southeast washington. this happened after 8:00 p.m. in the 3500 block of stanton road. that's between the congress heights and southern avenue metro stops. both victims were conscious and breathing on their way to the hospital. >>> 5:07. the news4 i-team uncovered new details about how capitol police responded to the gyrocopter landing at the capitol. they were warned about a possible -- about a possible drone 24 minutes before that landing. they saw the gyrocopter two minutes before it hit the ground. police told senate members about a brief lock down, but didn't tell house members about it. that's from the testimony expected today from the house sergeant-at-arms. jim clancy is going to testify. he is expected to say that secret service did not say that the gyrocopter was already in flight. clancy is expected to say secret service a

. >> her name is schaena jenkins. for months she stood by her fiancee aaron hernandez testifying on his behalf answering tough questions about a gun in the junk drawer at home. >> is it similar or dissimilar to what you observed. >> shape, yes. >> color, size? >> i'm not sure. >> while she was there to support him, her own sister was in court too, supporting the family of the man hernandez is now convicted of killing. odin lloyd was dating shaneah jenkins. >> what did you learn? >> that odin was dead. >> she also shared this about seeing hernandez after the murder. >> asked me if i was okay. put his hand on my shoulder kind of rubbed my shoulder and told me he had through this death thing before it will get better with time. >> for once two sisters, once close, sat on opposite sides of the courtroom. shayanna set behind her fiancee. shan eah behind odin lloyd's family. unnoticed in court. >> have you close as sisters? have you been in the past? >> i mean we've estranged kind of. >> shayanna and shaneah grew up where a

. >> reporter: her name is shiana jenkins.ood by her fiancee, testifying on his behalf answering tough questions in the junk drawer at home. >> similar or dissimilar to what you observed? >> yes. >> color? >> yes. >> size? >> i'm not sure. >> reporter: while she was there to support him, her own sister was in court too. supporting the family of the man hernandez is now convicted of killing. odin lloyd was dating shanae jenkins. >> what did you learn? >> that odin lloyd was dead. >> she also shared this about seeing hernandez after the murder. >> asked me if i was okay. put his hand on my shoulder kind of rubbed my shoulder and told me he had been through this death thing before it will get better with time. >> reporter: for months the two sisters once considered close sat on opposite sides of the courtroom. the one behind her fiancee. shanae sat with odin lloyd's mother. their strained relationship hardly went unnoticed in court. >> your close as sisters? have you been in the past ma'am? >> i mean we've -- estranged kind of. >

someone even threw a rock at griff jenkins and tid williams. griff and ted, you are there right now. 24 hours later. compare and contrast for me. >> here we are. it's become ground zero. can you see if you just spin around there are people gathering. police lines and the cvs back there ted and i talked to the families, to the shop owners to everyone we could, and we will take you now inside that c.v.s., the one perhaps most damaged last night. take a look. >> you can see just a tremendous damage in here as a former law enforcement guy. what does this tell you standing here now? >> well, griff it's unbelievable the amount of damage that we observed. this was once 24 hours ago a striving business in the black community supporting and helping the black community, this is sad griff. this is just very sad. >> the destruction too we won't take our viewers too far in here, but you can get the sense of this is just an aisle. >> i have got to tell threw are a lot of wonderful people i have spoken to in this community. a lot of wonderful people in this c

. >> jennifer jenkins is a political reporter for the illinois register. >> if other candidates don't jump in you're going to see lot of democrats dissatisfied and voter turnout depressed. >> clinton's power may be slipping but that might not matter. tom hagel says at this stage name recognition really counts. >> the advantage for clinton is because these other candidates, whether it is governor sanders senator webb, don't seem to have a chance. >> one of the pain issues that is starting to come to the forefront -- >> still some candidates like mark carbury are backing away from the ideal candidate in order to support hillary clinton. >> i will support the democratic candidate whoever it may be. >> reporter: because in the end it's all about victory. and antonio the gop already has a couple of confirmed presidential candidates and hopeful who have obviously been crisscrossing the state and an official announcement from a democratic candidate like hillary clinton that thing they've been waiting an official candidate. antonio. >> thank you, ash-har quraishi in iowa. what will be differe

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does hernandez's fiance shayanna jenkins throw it out?munity and testifies hernandez told her to ditch a box inside this black trash bag from the basement. >> reporter: the defendant had called you and said it was important that you go down and get this box to get rid of it is that right? >> i believe so. >> reporter: but on cross, she said she smells marijuana inside that bag. what may be harder to challenge is video of odin lloyd getting into a car with hernandez and his two friends. the same car going into that dark industrial park and three minutes and 40 seconds later, reappearing. and then driving back to hernandez's driveway without lloyd. a show stopping witness, hernandez's former boss, patriots owner robert kraft who met privately with his tight end two days after the murder. >> he said he was not involved that he was innocent and that he hoped that the time of the murder incident came out because i believe he said he was in the club. >> reporter: yet evidence shows hernandez was not at a club that night and raises the question

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>> no. >> and so does the fiancee shania jenkins toss it out?testify that he told her to toss this black box. >> the defendant called you and told you the go down to get this box and get rid of it. is that right? >> i believe so. >> but on cross she says that she smells marijuana inside of that bag. what may be harder to challenge is video of odin lloyd getting into that car with hernandez and his two friends, the same car going into the dark industrial park and three minutes and 40 seconds later, reappearing. then driving back to hernandez' driveway without lloyd. a show stopping witness, hernandez' former boss robert kraft who met privately with the tight end two days after the murder. >> he said that he was not involved. that he was innocent and that he hoped that the time of the murder incident came out, because i believe that he said that he was in a club. >> and yet evidence shows that hernandez was not at a club that night night. and it raises the question how would he know the time of the murder when it was not yet made public. throughou

malcolm jenkins heard lasean's comments and he has his take on it. >> i quoontwouldn't say chip doesn't like good players, but chip's culture is nobody is bigger than the team. so i don't think shady being in buffalo now had anything to do with his personality. i think chip has a system that he believes certain types of players fit in. >> 6ers hosting the wizards tonight trying to go avoid losing seven straight. brett brown says he doesn't think he will play this summer but joelle is progressing very well after playing two on would for two for the first time. >> physically it's important none of us get ahead of ourselves or expect something too quick too soon. but when you see glimpses of his skill package, you can't help but say wow. just like when we saw him play at kansas. >> and here is a wow moment today. masters always a special experience. jack nicholas 75 years old this morning he had a feeling he could hit a hole in one today, how about the golden bear. rolling in. legend. and that is so cool. something that really can't happen in other sports a that the age. 75 years old. i'm

. >> my name is angela jenkins and i appreciate the hearing today and i want to thank you for the opportunity to encourage our leaders to look fearlessly at the policing and congratulate this committee for voting to divest from funds that in part cruelty to animals is very important that we look at that and it's a big move forward. it takes tremendous courage to prevent cruelty to animals and proof that the city earns to be known as a humanitarian hero but if we invest time, energy and funds into systems, structures, organizations that repeatedly dehumanize african-americans, other people of color can we really truly call ourselves a humanitarian hero? my suggestion of going forward have been reiterated and spoke of. in particular i would like to address the patrol specials, particularly under san francisco police department. i personally had an experience where there is bias there as well. i surface this and sent it directly to the internal affairs committee about five years ago and i haven't heard from it. there was a statement that was questionable by a person under the auspices of san fra

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with me tonight former prosecutor and host of judge faith, faith jenkins and criminal defense attorney both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you. >> we begin in tulsa, oklahoma where today reserve deputy robert bates pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter for the shooting death of eric harris. bates says he accidentally shot harris pause he mistook his handgun for his taser. the next hearing in that case is in july but before that bates is leaving town. >> mr. brewster he's leaving the state. he's going to the bahamas. >> long planned vacation with the family. >> and bates' decision to go to the bahamas on vacation is not sitting well with the victim's family. they issued a statement saying quote, whether intended or not mr. bates' vacationing in the bahamas at this time sends a message of apathy with respect to the shooting and eric's life. at a time when we are still mourning the death of a loved one that he shot down in the street, mr. bates will be relaxing and enjoying his wealth and privilege. faith, going to the bahamas when you're charged with manslaughter. wh

eagles safety malcolm jenkins talked about the trade saying he wasn't sprayed chip traded la lasean, but he is surprised the birds didn't get more from buffalo from the deal. >> we were not surprised by the trade, but we were more surprised it was a player for player. we thought we would have gotten more. >> kio plus -- >> or somebody else just for a player or player. that was a little shocking. >> interesting. most of us take our cell phones everywhere we go. but what if you were boxing? look at boxer marvin jones on the right here. his cell phone drops out of his pocket during a fight. l.o.l. waiting for an important text or something here? look at that. if only he had an otter box, and he did lose the fight. hopefully he it on airplane mode at least. back to you. >> what was that john? oh sorry, i was on my cell phone. thank. >>> for a look at what's coming up tonight at nbc 10 news at 11:00, a man knocked out cold on septa, and tonight police say they have their suspect. the high-tech method that helped them crack the case. out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free

. >> my name is angela jenkins and i appreciate the hearing today and i want to thank you for the opportunity to encourage our leaders to look fearlessly at the policing and congratulate this committee for voting to divest from funds that in part cruelty to animals is very important that we look at that and it's a big move forward. it takes tremendous courage to prevent cruelty to animals and proof that the city earns to be known as a humanitarian hero but if we invest time, energy and funds into systems, structures, organizations that repeatedly dehumanize african-americans, other people of color can we really truly call ourselves a humanitarian hero? my

last month the jury heard from hernandez's fiancee, shaneah jenkins.he testified hernandez texted her to get rid of a box after the murder. >> it was a cardboard box. >> did he indicate to you what was inside the box. >> no. >> reporter: there was also video from hernandez's personal security system. it shows him walking around his home just a mile from the crime scene carrying what's believed to be a gun on the night of the murder. patriots' owner robert kraft testified he was so concerned he personally went to hernandez when the news broke. >> he said he was not involved that he was innocent. >> reporter: the patriots dropped hernandez days after he was charged. the jury is said to get the case after closing arguments tomorrow, but, jeff, even if hernandez is found not guilty his troubles aren't over. he faces double murder charges in another case that happened a year before lloyd's death. >> glor: michelle miller tonight, michelle, thanks very much. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power is urging china to release a group of women'

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