he said it had been given to him by a man named john thompson. >> john thompson was a low level drug dealer and fence. he grew up in the projects in new orleans, was raised mostly by his grandmother. his father was a career criminal. >> richie perkins confronted mr. thompson after the fact and got mr. thompson to confess that he was the one that killed mr. liuzza. >> perkins said thompson had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thompson had been driving home together and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, parked and began to walk across the street to his apartment. at that point he said i'm going to hit that guy and pulled a gun out of his pocket. >> and then mr. freeman got cold feet, if you will and decided he didn't want any part of it. and as he was running away, freeman said he heard the shots. >> the police charged freeman and thompson with murder. the local prosecutor wanted the death penalty for thompson, but knew it would be an uphill battle because thomp

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in stafford, brian thompson, nbc10 news. >>> hello, i'm john boruk.mes for the first time since june 23rd which sounded promising, especially having chad billingsley on the mound. the phills starter a perfect 4-0 against the marlins. the game seen on nbc10. bottom of the first, ryan howard, base hit. revere chugging around to score. 1-0 phillies. two batters later, dom brown knocked in el franco. 2-0 phillies, they win 3-1. billingsley's best start in three years helped them get the w. jonathan papelbon earned his 15th save. >>> chase utley continues to rehab his injured ankle. he's been taking ground balls. when he returns, it won't be as second baseman as the general manager says the job belongs to caesar hernandez. we asked the interim manager how he'll use utley when he does return. >> we want to be fair to everybody and want to show chase utley as much respect as we can because he's meant so much to this organization and city. i'm going to try as hard as i can to try to keep everybody happy. i think chase understands that he perhaps might not get

thompson. let's bring in senator john scott and bacardi sellers, a contributor and previously served in south carolina's house of representatives. mr. sellers, let me start with you. what does that event -- what will the removal of the flag tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., what will it mean to you? >> well, it means a great deal. i'm trying to gather my words as we go because of the heroes and she-roes that lifted their voted and gave their lives so i could be here today. it didn't start with legislators like myself but started with legislators like john scott standing to my right. cape hatter son, so many of those who marched before us to take this flag down. now we can come together, plaque and white, democrat and republican to remove this flag imagine what we can come together and do next. that is the vision that is the hope. this flag is not the end of anything. it's just the beginning of another amazing journey we'll take in south carolina. >> mr. scott, are you surprised how quickly -- i guess quickly is the wrong word gin that people having trying to get it down since governor hollings put it up in 1961.

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john. >>> an assistance boy scout troop master is behind bars at the cape may courthouse center frank sandy thompson luring and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child. police say thompson bought an 11-year-old expensive gifts to groom the boy for sex and sexually assaulted another boy some seven years ago. >>> in the bustleton section of philadelphia off red lion road, a speeding car slammed into a tree and three people were killed and one person was critically injured but lawmen say that a second car also speeding left the scene. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at the police accidents investigation division chad what is the lightest there? >> an arrest will happen soon but detectives are still gathering evidence and conducting interviews to nail down why the two cars were going so fast. >> basically disbelieve, it doesn't feel real to me. >> karen lee struggled to fight back the tears where her niece sabrina rose died last night. this is what is left of the 2007 accura that left the road at a high rate of speed and smashed foo this tree. >> she was a good person who loved her

john deere classic. he is seven shots back of justin thomas and nicholas thompson who are tied at eight under. >>> the injuryn the mets again. rookie pitcher steven matz who burst on the scenes with wins in first two starts will be sidelined more than a month with a torn muscle in his upper back. we have fox neat roll gift maria molina for weather. good morning, maria. >> we're tracking heat across southern plains and southeast with temperatures in the middle 90s. factor in humidity it will feel hotter. parts of pacific northwest temperatures are cooling off. they were well above average past several days. we're looking at temperatures a little more seasonable. more severe storms forecast across parts of the northwest, the plains into the parts of the mid-south. even portions of virginia included into that zone. watch out for some damaging winds with some of those storms and isolated hail and tornadoes. across parts of mississippi and also in illinois we've been dealing with flash flooding and heavy rain from many storms over the last few days. the forecast for this morning is for more rain. we have a cluste

preparations for next week's open championships and big names at the john deer classic in illinois including world two spieth and focused on thompson to take a share of a one-stroke lead and spieth struggling with the down and passing to one and 21-year-old was off the pace. footballers celebrating a memorable start to the gold cup and they were absolutely ruthless against cuba in the group seed encounter and scoring a hat trick and big win against opponents who were without seven of their regular players and the head coach due to logistic problems with traveling. the final whistle sounded and mexico put six unanswered bells against the cuba and mexicans face guatemala on sunday and they are confined to an opening defeat by trinidad which is settled in the first half of soldier field in chicago and trinidad goals coming before the break. and guatemala was in the second half and 3-2 the final score. and justin is sent out a big warning to his biggest rival and ahead of next month's athletic championships in beijing and the second fastest time of the year of the star-studied race and 9.7, 5 seconds and faster and double olympic champ

john dunlap and have four official printing. there are posted commissions by congress. then we have thompson's manuscript. and we have the parchment where we can't tell. that is our mystery tax. and then generally, 1777, we have a printing permission -- permitted by congressp. she puts theeriod -- after pursuit of -- the eriod after -- the period after the pursuit of happiness. we have a diverse textual tradition. i will hand it over at this point. seth: thank you. as a dealer in historic documents and a collection builder, i often start at the end of there is ink on a piece of paper or parchment that i have to look at and figure out, is it real, what does it mean? is it valuable historically or monetarily? here, with any documents, we've got all of the knowledge and all of the experience that led authors or scribes to put pen on that medium. this particular document, the declaration, i have a personal history with. because i can say that i got into the history field because of a trip i took nearly 40 years ago to the national archives. and looking at the declaration of independence, i, a somewhat bored s

reverend anthony thompson whose wife had died said before i wasn't angry. now i am angry. daniel webbster at the johns hopkins center for gun policy and research. >> in the vast majority of cases, three days is enough time. we need to set up a system that is flexible enough because you're not going to really impede the vast majority of sales through the process. >> despite this case of human error, webster says on average more than 500 time days someone is identified and denied as think try to buy a gun. the day dylann roof bought his, the fbi processed more than 30,000 background check. vinita? >> david begnaud, thank you. dylann roof often posed holding the confederate flag. this morning it no longer flies at the state capitol in columbia. omar villafranca is there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the flag coming down is front page news across the state. it had flown on the grounds for more than 50 years but now it's a part of history. as thousands cheered them on the south carolina state honor guard marched solemnly toward the flagpole and then rolled and folded the flag with precise preci

. >> morgan stanley's latest quarterly results, mary thompson just got off the phone and joins us with details. >> johnfirst conference call this week. morgan stanley delivering better-than-expected revenue and earnings. they say they saw client flows. lower volumes and a steady performance a standout revenue rising 30%. calling it a balanced quarter. he downplayed reports that morgan is looking to expand this business after years of downsizing. while advisory fees were relatively flat cruiseen say morgan stanley's backlock remains strong and they are encouraged by the strategic level its seen. they managed to deliver improved pre-tax margins of 23% in the quarter. morgan continues to build the loading business in this brokerage business. a trend he called cyclical than secular. compensation rose and the comp ratio came in below the target terms in the first quarter. if wealth management, that target remains above the target of 55%. but it did decline in the quarter 57%. joe, back to you. >> mary, thank you apple, ibm, a few to report tech stocks. >> all right. joe, we have a situation where the tech c

many percentage point in the polls at next person and from there it was fred thompson then it was mitt romney and then it was johnet a single delegate and fred thompson dropped out after south carolina to. try to figure out where this is headed this early is like trying to say at the beginning of a nascar race who is going to see the checkered flag. this is a long, long slog. and frankly a lot of it has to do about what the issues are are how they change, and do people connect with personality. do they feel like that person speaks not just to them but for them? and this week when the polls came out in the gallup poll and had me at the top of favorability. that's the number that our campaign keeps looking at. because when everything else is settled people don't vote for someone they don't like. >> governor mike huckabee. you do look better this morning. i will say. i don't know if it's the glow or 00 studio. i'm not sure what it is. thanks governor, always nice to see you. >> great to talk to you. >> thanks, governor. >> have a nice weekend. 20 minutes after the hour on saturday morning, a toddler locked inside a

john kasichs of the word, for the carly fiorinas. if you look back at july 2007 the number one candidate, the front-runner was rudy giuliani. >> how about that? >> number two, fred thompsonyou look at the other candidates and mike huckabee was only at 1% in the 2008 race. only at 1%. and he went on to inwith thewin the iowa caucus. there is hope for these people at the bottom including john kasich the governor of ohio. >> perspective. i hear you, jake tapper. thank you so much, my friend. >> thank you. >>> coming up next drones. right? you see drones it looks like a flying gun. is this even legal? and what is the faa saying about this? ♪ [laughs] irresistible moments deserve irresistibles treats. [meows] new from meow mix with real salmon chicken or tuna. the only treat cats ask for by name. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a s

thompson reuters from a u.s. official who say they're investigating whether the chattanooga gunman inspired by isis or a similar group and i.d.ed as muhammad youssef abdulazeez. team fox coverage now. john roberts on scene in chattanooga. john? >> reporter: they have taken down the roadblocks. right behind me is the naval operation support center. so-called nasc. they're ensuring that no one get gets in. a chattanooga police officer turning away anybody because the building is at the head end of the river park here over the tennessee river. we are told that there was a lot of police activity on colonial circle which is in hixon, tennessee, across the tennessee river and as the crow flies about five miles that way. so if that dine ed was the alleged shooter's home it's possible he left the home maybe a little after 10:00 this morning and drove down highway 153 across the tnennesseetennessee, hit the first facility and then drove up to get to the naval operations support center. we don't know exactly what took place inside because officials have not given us details but the aerial pictures begin to paint a picture. you see the suspect's car there, a rag top mustang with the top down. in t

john kasich go to cnbc.com/speakeasy. mandy? >> okay. five years later, however, regulators still have work to do when it comes to write inging old required rules. mary thompsonas more. >> reporter: doesn't seem it's possible that there's more to do on dodd/frank. a lot of the 2,300-page reform bill has yet to be to be implemented and may not be for years. if dodd/frank's 390 rule-making rifrmts, requirements, 63% are complete. attorney greg lyons says has made the financial system safer through higher capital requirements and living wills and other standards. however, he still thinks that all the restrictions on banks might be hurting the broader economy. >> there hasn't been a lot of work downto see what all these rules mean and how they sit together and what impact they are having. >> reporter: an opinion shared by critics of the law like texas governor be a baht and said he would support any candidate willing to roll it back and regulators seen working to make up for missed deadlines. 71% of the rules are complete. 17% are in the proposal stage while another 12% still need to be written. much of what remains to be written is technical in nature and is con

john harwood, our thanks to you. >>> it's been five years and a day since sweeping wall street reforms passed under dodd/frank. and with it comes unintended consequences. mary thompsonists new ways to seek changes at companies while possibly increasing executive pay and volatility. also made big banks even bigger. as a percentage of banking assets held at the six biggest banks is up from 2010. while the st. louis fed says there are 1,200 fewer than there were in 2010. says this is due in part to the financial burdens placing on smaller banks forcing them to merge to survive and taking a critical source of credit out of smaller communities. also crimping consumer lending because banks need to set aside more capital. lastly, he says the law makes markets less liquid because the requirements mean banks today keep smaller inventories of securities to buy and sell from investors. in the meantime hall points out proposed rules on clawbacks could lead to higher pay. rules could prompt managers with no control over the statements to seek compensation for the risk posed to their pay by others' mistakes. i'm probably going to say, look you're going to have to give me more mon

thompson will be with us to celebrate. here's what's happening right now. we begin in vienna where secretary of state johne. a step in the right direction for a final deal all sides maintain there are many more important issues still to be resolved. benjamin netanyah reacting saying, quote, it seems that the nuclear talks have yielded a collapse not a breakthrough. the deal being formulated will pave iran's path to the production of very many atomic bombs and it will also channel to iran hundreds of billions of dollars that will serve its aggression and terrorism campaigns in our region and around the world. this is a bad deal. deadline of this coming tuesday. joining me now, chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. what is the latest? and thanks for being here. >> you bet. the latest is that they have been meeting today, john kerry, the iranian foreign minister. the other foreign ministers from europe and china will be back tonight. some very late tonight. they're going to have some informal meetings but no official meeting until monday morning. they have to decide whether or not to accept th