his full name was john franklin howard. >> john franklin howard. >> a.k.a. frank? man who'd evidently been living three lives: one with his wife in carrollton, one with his mistress, in california and a third one with the east texas crowd. >> it was a surprise just based on bein' the beaver cleaver family, bein' involved with the church. it was unusual. >> reporter: so eight days after nancy was shot, the detectives returned to the scene of the crime. this time they had a warrant. >> and i'm sitting there watching tv, and -- and -- and working. and -- and the police show up at the -- at the door to arrest me. and that was very -- i've never -- you know, i have no clue what's goin' on and what's happening. >> they just put you in the car and -- and took you to the station? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: the charge: solicitation for murder. frank's children were in shock. their father may have had an affair, they thought. but hiring hitmen? that made no sense. >> it's a very specific type of evil person that tries to kill their spouse. and my dad is just not that person

hospitals are struggling to cope with the number of in john howard. we go to our correspondent in kathmandu. >> i'm at the main military soft in kathmandu, this is where the civilian injured are arriving. they are divided into red, yellow and green. now, behind me in the green building is the red zone, we can't go in. we can't show images of doctors trying to resuscitate a child found buried in the rubble. his mother has been recovered, he spent three days under tops of debris. they just managed to get him out. also in the war, members of the public civilians outside the kathmandu area who have major injuries fractured bones, open wounds and had to have certain operations and the liver or kidney has been damaged. here outside doctors and nurses are looking after those with minor injuries and since the earthquake happened there has been figures of injured over 300, it's less than 50 injured survivors coming into the military hospital each day. doctors near fewer will arrive as the days progressed. >> there has been a rare moment of good news a teenager

he calls himself john howard. mr. howard is a frequent alias in sis.when she meets with him in new york, he tells her she can be useful for them. he suggested she take a house or apartment in washington. he gives her a codename that will come directly from william stephenson, british secret intelligence. "cynthia." she likes it. it suits her. he said she wanted to go to washington and rent a house. i think he preferred it would be an apartment, but a house is fine. a secluded street, not a lot of traffic. this house will be useful to betty. she is requested by mr. howard to contact alberto. she hears this name and says, i have known him since i was a child. he called me his golden girl. he is now the italian naval atache. betty calls them at the embassy. she says, it is your golden girl, alberto. he says, oh, i cannot talk to you now. later, she gets a call at the house. he says, yes i would like to see you, i do remember you. he comes to the house. they have an affair. the affair consists mainly of them drinking fine, red wine talking. betty undressin

he calls himself john howard. mr. howard is a frequent alias in sis. when she meets with him in new york, he tells her she can be useful for them. he suggested she take a house or apartment in washington. he gives her a codename that will come directly from william stephenson, british secret intelligence. "cynthia." she likes it. it suits her. he said she wanted to go to washington and rent a house. i think he preferred it would be an apartment but a house is fine. a secluded street, not a lot of traffic. this house will be useful to betty. she is requested by mr. howard to contact alberto. she hears this name and says, i have known him since i was a child. he called me his golden girl. he is now the italian naval atache. betty calls them at the embassy. she says, it is your golden girl, alberto. he says, oh, i cannot talk to you now. later, she gets a call at the house. he says, yes i would like to see you, i do remember you. he comes to the house. they have an affair. the affair consists mainly of them drinking fine, red wine talking. betty undressin

john clark. ryan sanburg is dropping ryan howard in the lineup tonight. howard is going from hitting fourth in the cleanup spot to seventh. it's the first time in nine years the big piece will be hitting seventh. in fact it's the fourth time in his career that howard has hit seventh against a right handed pitcher. the big piece is just hitting .148 this year with ten strikeouts, 27 at-bats. he was sat the last few games against lefties as well and said howard is still upbeat and wants to contribute more than he is right now. >>> sixers coach brett brown last night said winning is going to be important starting next year. he said we need to see that we're moving forward. brett also said he does not want to coach gypsies. he does not want to coach a revolving door. he said next season he wants to see consistency with the players sam hinkie is giving him. to build and to win. here's brett today. >> to quantify the wins that now that is just unacceptable for next year, i'm not going there. >> we need needle movers. we need talent. and so when do you overreact

reverend howard john wesley delivered a sermon called "the resurrection matters." the reverend talks about the choices people make every day and how those choices impact other people. thousands act a rainy see peter's square to hear pope francis message. as richard reeve reports, he called for peace and praised plans for a nuclear agreement in iran messages both echoed in services here at home. richard: an urgent plea for catholics. >> pope francis asked all of us, do not remain silent. richard: echoing the popes's message who is calling for peace in terror hotspots. >> that the roar of arms macy's. -- may c richard: the pope seen as an active, energetic force for good. >> you have to take that stand and realize you have to do some they to make a change. richard: the pope praising the framework nuclear agreement with iran producing that country's uranium supply in exchange for lifting sanctions. >> is it something that is framework for starting to work on something? absolutely. richard: this pope's message contemporary, but one that never gets old. >> at some point

john gonzalez takes a closer look at the new partnership with howard university. john: what high school senior wouldn't want six college credits already in the bag once they step foot on a university campus like howard university here and, perhaps, even soften the blow of the culture shock from college life? well d.c. public schools are finally jumping on an educational bandwagon that has been touring the country for some time if you will. the city is announcing today a dual enrollment partnership starting this fall. students at mckinley tech high and benjamin banacker will have the opportunity to enroll and receive credit for classes taking on campus. these classes will be taken at no cost. the high school college program is not new around the country. but listen to why an old home rule law prevented it here in d.c. until now. >> some silly regulation on the books that said high school student taking a college class couldn't get the credit and that presented a lot of parents and students from taking classes at the university. and then it was expensive. >> you have

john? >>> sheena coming up what world does ryan howard use to describe the lack of runs again today? one player says he or the coach should go. this is next. >>> i'm john clark. ncw betting a nice ovation and he has pretty good teammates. look at the spin and slam right here. check out sampson. but ncw taking over. a huge game for him the sixers had 30 turnovers and he finishes with 30 points. the bucks win 107-97. >>> phillys shut out for the second time this season today. look at the mets fans trying to throw their beer there. stay classy. and that is the only run he gave up. look at that catch by vrivar. ryan and chase are really struggling. >> it sucks. you know we obviously the to get off to a better start. and we're six or seven games in and i think it will turn around. >> we hope. they say either him or the coach have to go. he said he came here to play for one coach, and then everything changed. he wants to play at center. >> he has his views and obviously he is -- he showed that. >> he played center most of his career. i tried him there a little last year, well quite a bit la

john clark. why is ryan howard sitting out tonight for the phillies? and ron has good info on chip kelly and marcus mariota. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> the phillies opening with a world series favorite the nationals. ryan sand burg switching up his line burg tonight. ryan howard is going to sit. he's just one for 12. rupp will hit first because he's hitting very well off gio gonzalez. >> you get a hitter that's hot or producer it's hard to take them out of the lineup. that's an open door for all the guys, but, you know i'm going to -- i'm going to try everybody and get them in the lineup. >> the nfl draft is three weeks away. espn analyst ron joi

howard dropped a seventh in the phillies lineup tonight. how bad did cole hamels struggle again tonight? >>> i'm john clark. es manager ryan stan berg dropping ryan howard in the lineup tonight. howard hitting seventh for first time in nine years. how does the big piece do? 1 for 3 in the seven hole. bad night for cole hamels. very first pitch, escobar taking him deep. gone. now bottom of the 15th, tied 2-2. michael taylor takes cole deep. cole has given up multiple homers in two of his first three games. he only did it three times last year. in the sixth ryan zimmerman. the double to right. two more runs score. hamels gives up five runs. phillies lose 5-2. five straight losses. >>> florida state quarterback jameis winston has been sued by the woman who had accused him of sexual assault. this comes just two weeks before the nfl draft. >>> eagles now have three inside linebackers to fill two spots. chico alonso was added to michael kendricks and d'amico ryan. he's hoping three is not a crowd. >> we play our defense, base defense, with two linebackers on the inside. but i don't see if we can possibly add some

howard nejdra and john.ng out of the republican party, vis-a-vis iran as pointed out in the paper there's no real excitement about going to an actual ground war. my theory the republican rank and file is nowhere as hawkish as the big money people are. >> no no no. no, they're going to say that brm barack obama and hillary clinton are weak and naive. they're not going to prove it by advocate by sending in troops. they're not going to do it. the bitter memory of the american people is still too fresh and still too strong about both iraq and afghanistan. and i think that presents a tremendous opening for rand paul who's going to be i think, unless i'm mistaken the only flat-out critic of the entire theory of the me neocons in the republican race. and the regular people like my parents. they weren't rich at all, but they were republican, and i don't think they were hawks. my question here is are the republican party at the base people in pennsylvania all across that state, where i'm familiar with and howard is a

i never thought i would live long enough to hear myself say this john kerry listened to howard dean. when howard dean says it's time to walk away, it's time to walk away. >> it seems to me one of the most important questions i have is that as these negotiations go beyond the deadline that you know it's always good to have the other side talking at the table talking. but what i want to know is whether or not while these negotiations are going on, are the iranians enriching any uranium? because i heard some things about the breakout period being two or three months. do we know for certain there is no enrichment happening right now while we're at the table? >> there is definitely enrichment going on. part of the hangup is that iran yaps want to research and development component to nuclear program with advanced centrifuges that could turn material into weapons grade material when a matter of months. you are talking about 60 plus centrifuges. iranians a capacity to go nuclear in terms of a bomb within a matter of months not a year the whole goal of negotiations a year and a half ago was

howard university and d.c. public schools. under the program, students can enroll in college courses for both high school and college credit. john: what high school senior would not want six college credits already in the they stepped foot on to a university campus like howard university and perhaps soften the blow of the culture shock for college life? d.c. public schools are jumping onto the educational bandwagon has been touring the country, announcing a dual enrollment partnership. students at mckinley tech high and benjamin banneker will have the opportun and receive credit for classes taken on campus. these classes will be taken at no cost. the high school/college program is not new around the country but in old law prevented it here in d.c. until now. >> it was a silly regulation on the books that said a high school student taking college-level classes could not get college credit, which prevented people from doing that. and it was expensive. >> we have learned there is preparation inside the college. john: over the next three years this program will expand to all universities and include all 17 high schools in the city.

john from comcast sports net. coming up later in sports rocking off ryan howard's back and philly to a second straight win.> today she reached another major milestone. her first touchdown. a feel good moment for temple's carry in white scrimmage. that is later in sports. sdmreerchlgts new at 11:00 new jersey transit riders will have a chance to weigh in on the transition increases. it faces a $60 million budget gap. the rising price of health care and retirement benefits for employees are blamed on the hearings on fair increases and service changes that will be held may 16th to the 21st. >>> expect road closures if you are in center city tomorrow. the water department will be working at the intersection of 17th and locust street from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. this is a water main leak. locust street from 16th to 18th street and 17th street from walnut to spruce street to be closed. customers in the area may lose water surface. >>> no explanation and no care for their kids. parents shocked when a local school closed its doors without warning. >> we received no notice whatsoever that this is going to happen. >>

new program, some high school seniors can enroll in college courses at howard university and earn high school and college credit. john gonzalez has more. john: what high school senior wouldn't want six college credits already in the bag once they've stepped foot on a university campus like howard university here and, perhaps, even softened the blow of the culture shock from college life? d.c. public schools are finally jumping on an educational bandwagon that has been touring the country for sometime if you will. the city is announcing today a dual enrollment partnership starting this fall. students at mckinley tech high and benjamin bana sk er will have the opportunity to enroll for and receive credit for classes here taken on campus. these classes will be taken at no cost. high school college program is not new around the country but listen to why an old home rule law prevented it here in d.c. until now. >> some silly regulation on the books that said if a high school student taking a college level class couldn't get high school credit, that prevented a lot of parents and students from taking classes at the univers

something really, really wise here and that is that john kerry and president obama seem to be driven for very personal reasons, for personal glory. howard fine man had a piece on friday in the huffington post talking about obama's legacy. how narcissistic do you have to be to put the whole world in danger for your legacy. >> it's not about leg eights it's about what's good for the american public for us for so you are aeft and economy. and americans do not trust the iranians by a large majority, 55% say you can't trust anything, 28% say you can only trust a little of what they say. >> there's a good reason that americans smartly understand what's going on as indicated by the poll. listen, the iranians have cheated and lied. no deal is better than this bad deal. they can make these existing centrifuges 20 times faster which is the aim right now and basically have smaller enrichment facilities that they could hide. so the iaea is already saying they only answered one of those questions right now what is regular mean does that mean unfettered access to inspect their enrichment facilities? and russia and china could veto any snap back restr

howard eskin. >>> i love this play. you are a baseball by. john lester lost his glove but in the his cool on sunday when chicago cubs played san diego. >> in the second inning in wrigley field the ball got stuck in the webbing of lester's glove as he tried to toss to his teammate anthony rizzo on first base. he missed. but rizzo caught it with the ball still inside, for the out. >> that is quick thinking it count as an out. >> the the ball is in there. >> the the whole glove. >> that is a good toss. >> i love that rizzo, drops his glove to catch that one. >> watch. >> rizzo was the one who had the quick thinking there. >> both of them. >> absolute thely. >> but rizzo could have just blown it and try to catch the other glove and drop lester's glove and the ball. >> that is cool. >>> the the sound of philadelphia has been torn down to make way for a brand new high rise. >> but the sound created inn iodophilia international records will live on. the jackson's o.j. a's and teddy pendergrass are a few big names that recorded there at broad and spruce k

howard holzer. welcome sir. >> good to be here. >> why did john wilks booth want to kill the president and how could he have possibly to the president that night? >> the motive i think was two fold. first of all, he was deeply racist, pro-confederate and heard lincoln speaking from the white house three days before the murder and in that speech lincoln called for black voting rights for the first time and booth turned too a friend and said that's the last speech he'll ever make. >> wow. >> the second reason is he sort of conflated his acting roles in real life. he played in julius ceasar so many times wanted to do the murder and funeral in real life. i think there was a serious mental disturbance as well. he got close because he was a famous actor. he gave his card at the door to the president's box and the person who was sitting at the door said wow, go in your john wilkes booth and he did. >> how did white southerners respond to the news of lincoln's death? >> well we have more information than we used to thanks to new studies and clearly there are a lot of unreconstructible white southerners who celebrated becaus

howard booed from scotland and john weaner from haiti.e situation that you encountered in haiti. which is, in the western hemisphere and because of that. the people who live there find themselves torn between wantedding to then them self asen they have to earn a living. >> in haiti, the economic situation is known to be one of the worse in the world. matched with an environment afl situation which is similar condition. and in very dire straights and some of the people find themselves really needing to eke out a living. and going after natural resources. it is their final attempt to make a living. and often times. especially in the coast of the marine environment. it is going after the mangroves and it is various types of service was we provide them and protect the shoreline from erosion and protect the local communities when there are storm events. and very importantly for the coastal communities provide an area where fish can go and reproduce. and hide out from big ter fish while they grow. >> number of people in haiti were using the man

bush, boat bob dome boat howard baker. beat johnobably forgeting some people in there. if i were a republican would i want is not a bunch of crazy guys, but a bunch of people having a really relevant debate and somebody emerging strong. >> you sharpen yourself up. i have seen a lot of times the worst thing that can happen for somebody to have an uncontested primary, they get out of there stronger, i'm not saying that's going to be the case here but sometimes when you wish for an unopposed election. >> you know are you in politics. i never knew a politician that. ed and apology. >> i hate opponents. i will tell you, though, in florida first year i ran, we had 30 people fighting. the democrats were unopposed. by the time we got through, we had been through etching. >> i'll say this i'm honest about this. it's more a republican field than it might disappoint you. now it's still early, if scott walker came out strong there is some real doubt whether he can get it. >> you saw ted cruz. >> he's fearless. he's thrown up an appeal to a sign

we're joined by the "hardball" roundtable, howard fineman, associated press white house reporter, nejdra pickler, and republican strategist, johnbender. are you any of you people beneficiaries of large inherited wealth? because if you are so, you've got to raise your hand now and tell us why we will defend the system the republicans are putting in place. put your hands up if you're the inheriter of a downtown abby estate. >> i'm give everything to you, chris, that i have. >> okay, let's start. >> remember how you talked about you have two pairs of pants when you were growing up. i had maybe two also. >> let me start with you, howard, my fellow pink-diapered baby. not exactly in either case. let's start with this. it seems to me that the country has held this philosophy, that we don't want to end up with latin america, with 17 families running a country, or europe or the germans or the brits with a few families owning all the land and all the money, because it just kept accumulating over generations. we basically say, you can leave a ton of money to your kids, but only a ton, and then it's got to stop. so the republicans don't t

that at least two of the framers of the 14th amendment, john bingham, a congressman who was the author of most of section one and senator jacob howard intended for the privileges and immunities clause to include the rights protected by the federal bill of rights. i know many people in the audience know this well but my students are always surprised to learn that before the civil war, your federal bill of rights did not apply against the states they only applied against the federal government. for protection of your rights to freedom of religion or speech, you had to look to your state constitution and hope something was in there that you could but now, some scholars argue that bingham and howard and others recognized that a ex-confederates regained control of the legislatures as they had under president johnson, the freedmen and republicans of both races would need the protections of the bill of rights to shield them from discriminatory laws and practices. and that they therefore intended for the privileges and immunities clause to incorporate the bill of rights against the actions. other scholars argue that the record is not so cle

howard university. this program will start small, but dcfp plans to expand. kristin wright explains how dual enrollment is going to work. >> reporter: scion mcfajen demi stratman and johnor are juniors in high school in northwest d.c., but they may be starting college in a few months. >> i think it's a wonderful opportunity for d.c. public school kids to actually see what howard is. >> reporter: dcps and howard university announced a dual enrollment program. starting this fall ten total eligible seniors at ban akerr and mckinley technology high school can take courses at howard free tuition free books. the girls "a" students will apply for the limited slots. >> i like tainging classes and talking to other college students, i can see what i might want to major in. >> i think it will differentiate us from the students who don't have this opportunity. >> reporter: seniors must have at least a 3.0 and standardized test scores also a personal statement and letters of recommendation. a howard graduate, ban akerr's principal, says she's been trying to get dual enrollment for years. >> if they can get their foot in the door early on then they are -- they feel they are one step

howard student who knew him. >>> there were frantic moments tonight as firefighters tried to rescue a driver on the clara barton parkway. three people were hit near the exit at cabin johnone driver hit a tree and the impact threw him about 75 feet from the car. two other people were hurt. park police are looking into who was at fault. but everyone is expected to survive. >>> with a tweet and a video hillary clinton made it official. today's announcement was no surprise but it energized supporters and political opponents. we show what to expect as clinton hits the campaign trail. >>> every day americans need a champion and i want to be this champion. >> reporter: in a sleek online video, hillary clinton announced her highly anticipated second bid for the white house. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: her strategy -- convincing voters she is the right person to address economic inequality and aims to court democrats who have argued she's not progressive enough. >> americans have fought their way back from tough economic times. the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top. >> reporter: the video stands in stark contrast to her online announcement in 200

john jay and william still. i've never heard of him. when i started looking through this document the record of fugitives sidney howard gay will say i sent napoleon. who is this napoleon? eventually turns out louis napoleon a black man born in new york in 1800 which meant the law had been passed in 1799 for gradual emancipation so he weighed but he had to serve an apprenticeship of 21 years to his owner until he became fully free. he did that 71820s he finally becomes free. but basically by the 1840s napoleon is working in the office of sidney howard gay in what they call the anti-slavery office for the newspapers published that his main job is to help fugitive slaves. he scours the docks. he's out there looking for those hidden on boats. when william still sends people by train from philadelphia to new york louis napoleon meets them at the train depot and brings them to set a's office and then they are sent to upstate new york and canada. the interesting thing and louis napoleon goes to court to get rid of habeas corpus for people for slaves who were brought to the state trying to get them free. is interesting is he is illiterate. there

howard all given the day off. maybe one of them should have played. a single, and still in the fourth martine prado to make it 4-0 and john carlos with a drive line homeror two runs and the phillies fall 9-1. they lost four serieses in five tries, jeff skversky says much of the reason is their sloppy play. >> phillies are the worst team in baseball they managed one run in the finale against the marlins they are the worst fielding team in baseball too after five more errors in the last two games. >> it's frustrating it really is, we worked at it and fundamental baseball is a priority. making the routine plays hitting the cutoff man is a priority, and it's been the disappointing the last to games. the fundamentals of the game we are not doing good right now. when are you not doing well, those are the things you have to do. maybe win your game, take a deep breath and try to play relaxed, if you play this game tight are you going to struggle and we have done that at times. >> the phillies are playing a lot of bad baseball and the fans are fed up a lot of empty seats here today, just over 17000 on hand the smallest crowd in the history of citizens bank park

john hamre: alex, fourth row, lady with the green blouse. audience member julie howard : with food security. thank you for focus on agricultural product entity. i wonder if you would comment on the world bank's decision to withdraw funding from the centers of the international research and world bank leadership. dr. kim: we have not withdrawn money. we recognize the importance of agricultural research and we are in the process of finding how we can support it over time. we are focused on agricultural research, getting better at the expansion of extension services. this is all very real. it is simply what we did was a part of the budget that had been without review, simply renewing different grants to different groups over a long period of time. we simply moved that up into the light of day and find are finding the right way to support to other parts of the budget, these particular efforts. audience member: you said almost nothing about the institutional foundations and requirements particularly civil society and democracy. dr. kim: it is a 20 minute speech. [laughter] b

howard fineman. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> couldn't have had a better witness down there than you. >>> the same right-wing group that engineered the swiftboat attack on john kerry, is trying to torpedo rand paul. the group refusing to declare its donors, spending a million in dark money on a smear ad they stay will run 80 to 90 times every day in very early primary states and caucus states. here's some of that spot. >> rand paul sports obama's negotiation with iran, but he doesn't understand the threat. >> you know, it's ridiculous to think that they're a threat to our national security. >> rand paul is wrong, and dangerous. tell him to topsiding with obama, because even one iranian bomb would be a disaster. >> well, as i said, here's the people behind that ad. the republican strat cyst rick reed who ran the swiftboat ad says bloomberg news reports -- he was the architect of the veterans for truth campaign that attacked jauron kerr re ace record, and here is dallas woodhouse on fox news today with his advice on how rand paul can prove his foreign policy bona fides. >> it may not be fitting the world as a lot of people see it. he's got to prove in my opini

howard gay williams still free porn black man. in agent for people coming in and who himself actually kept a record of some people arrived from interesting details of their lives. william j and john j the 2nd were very much involved in working with fugitives can sometimes actually defending or representing legally. i was most intrigued by napoleon. can you tell us a little bit about that particular figure it how instrumentally was? >> he was certainly one of the most important figures. i have studied 19th century. i knew about william still. i i had never heard of lewis the polling. but i started looking through this document napoleon took them to the station or send napoleon. who is this napoleon? eventually it turns out that a black man boy in new york in 1800 which 1800 which meant the law had been passed in 1799 for gradual emancipation. so he was not a slave exactly but had an apprenticeship of my 21 years to his owner until he became fully free and did that. the 1820s he finally becomes free. basically he is working in the office of sidney howard gay the anti- slavery office but his main job is to go and help fugitive slaves. he scours the docs. when william still when will

john roberts gave lawyers for george huguely is one-month extension to file his petition. the chevy chase native convicted in the death of yardleyeardley love searching a sents. his appeal was denied twice. >>> and from howard university today d.c.'s mayor rolled out dual enrollment partnership program between d.c.'s public schools and howard university. this will allow high school students in the district to enroll and receive credit from howard university while they're still in high school. in 2016 students from mckenley technical high school and benjamin banneker will be able to tack advantage of the program. the next three year the program will expand to all d.c. public high schools. >>> look at today's trending ? a look at stories we're talking about online. in "the washington post," hot dog etiquette could affect elections in england. prime minister david cameron caught eating a hot dog with a knife and fork leading to a lot of people criticizing his image for not eating it with his hands like everybody else. he's up for election next month. see what happens with the hot dog. you may see this as well online. shared on your facebook page. this picture out of colorado. thousands of goldfish. look at the

john boruk from comcast sports net. the phillies kept them off the scoreboard, but once atlanta got a sniff of offense, they relished the opportunity. scoreless game in the fourth when ryan howardand tas gone for a two-run shot. howard 4 for 7 with three bombs in his career against shelby miller. top of the sixth, nick with a grounder, but freddie galvas makes a diving stop and throws across his body to get his man, preserving the phils' 2-0 lead. but from there, everything else seemed out of reach. a run would score. braves take a 3-2 lead on their way to a 5-2 victory. we're now less than a week away from the nfl draft and the eagles are finalizing their boards prepping their war room for what could be an epic night for chip kelly and the birds. keiko alonzo is just getting familiar to his surroundings after the eagles acquired the line banker for mccoy. a alonzo's older brother plays second ways for the phyllis. so keiko could be playing plenty of baseball this summer and he'll be playing football here in philadelphia this fall. >> i was definitely surprised, because i didn't see myself getting traded or going anywhere. i saw myself being in buffalo, at least for those four

john boruk from comcast sports net. the phillies kept them off the scoreboard, but once atlanta got a sniff of offense, they relished the opportunity. scoreless game in the fourth, when ryan howardpitch to deep center and that is gone for a two-run shot. howard 4 for 7 with three bombs in his career against shelby miller. top of the sixth, nick with a grounder, but freddie galvas makes a diving stop and throws across his body to get his man, preserving the phils' 2-0 lead. but from there, everything else seemed out of reach. a run would score. braves take a 3-2 lead, on their way to a 5-2 victory. we're now less than a week away from the nfl draft and the eagles are finalizing their boards, prepping their war room for what could be an epic night for chip kelly and the birds. keiko alonzo is just getting familiar to his surroundings after the eagles acquired the line banker for mccoy. alonzo's older brother plays second ways for the phyllis. so keiko could be playing plenty of baseball this summer and he'll be playing football here in philadelphia this fall. >> i was definitely surprised, because i didn't see myself getting traded or going anywhere. i saw myself being in buffalo,

john mackey who headed whole foods spoke out about health care. people were upset about that. certainly it can backfire. brendan: we all made fun of howardor forcing his paresis to talk about raises. -- to talk about race. but it came from a good place which is internally he had conversations with employees and realizes that that is something that the company was failing to do, was to talk about race within the company. is there a better way that he should have done that? are their employers who have handle that kind of activism well in the past? david: i think social media company at all of this and can be perilous. howard schultz is coming from a good place. if you look at howard schultz, something else he has been active on is encouraging his colleagues that are ceo's to hire veterans. he has been successful there. it has been a mixed bag for him, but it has worked out. olivia: and it looks like it has really worked. governor mike pence has changed his tune. david gura, thank you for joining us. tom: let's do the four x for you right now. the forex report, the euro has been a major story this morning. jeff rosenberg of blackrock thank

john edwards, joe biden this book about black america came out. as a result of that book we had two presidential debates i was able to moderate with my network pbs. democrats met at howard university. those that showed up, morgan state, two black colleges in baltimore and d.c. respectively. we had the covenant in action, the second book in that trilogy. how do you take the issues and principles in the covenant and put, peter those issues into the action. that was the second book the covenant in action. the third book is accountable. senator obama or president obama winning. his face is on the cover the book. he is the guy who made these commitments and promises. this is book, accountable, put together what he said on the campaign and how we could keep store what he was doing. long story short. some things he has done well. other promises he has broken. >> host: mr. smily, you were the really subject of a conversation on cnn. let's listen to this and get your response. >> tavis smiley talk about your b.e.t. interview and he said, the president should stop telling black people to wait. he should stop telling us that it takes time. he should stop saying it different than 5

john thannathan capehart are still with us. and joining the conversation -- >> thank god. he's in the clinton defending chair. >> taking over for howardt gotten my talking points yet. >> we'll print those out. >> just read them. >> from a campaign memo. >> the new york "post" has the talking points? >> politico first got these. the book "clinton cash" was backed by koch brothers linked organization and a billionaire family that is bank rolling ted cruz's presidential campaign. >> that sounds familiar. >> i thought we heard that. >> in the last hour. >> here are the talking points. can we practice? let's practice. are you ready? we'll practice. ready? hillary clinton -- cut me off, go ahead, read the talking points. are you ready? hillary clinton -- >> koch brothers. >> damn. >> i believe that's all you have to say. >> he's gotten me again, willie. >> look, the problem this morning is not with the book. the problem is with the "new york times". >> exactly. >> so some of the information has been used in the book and maybe first assembled in the book. but the new problem is the "new york times". >> okay. >> we have peter baker, he's chie

john mccain the same thing. >> it's time from you shoe the shoes to you choose the news. you voted an hour ago we will tell you which is your favorite. a howardlie, apparently the police didn't like it. they threatened the family. take those down or we'll fine you $750,000. three quarters of a million dollars for putting up the signs. they want the change the law. as probably should be the case. >> they're still looking for their dog. we shift to augusta georgia where you grow up and play basketball it's a healthy thing to do. those hoops are soon to be banned. the commissioner saying they're not safe. he wants to clean up the image of augusta. because they block the roads they will be banned. >> i don't think i'll have this problem, but here's a story of an oregon runner in front. >> hands up. >> then he gets beat by a tenth of a second by the second place finisher. shows you should never give up and you should never declare a wind. >> he got cocky. >> he heard of excessive celebration, but early celebration doing him in. >> who is the winner? what's the one story you think is the most important. >> you choose the news. the winner is. >> the