judge deni, judge deni. >> right.ll right, let's talk -- and the current district attorney, seth williams, seems to be backpedaling a bit on a promise that he made that he would not pursue life sentences for any juvenile offenders who have perhaps had their cases rechecked. and now he's saying he might need to do at least one to three cases upon review, and one of those had killed a police officer when they were 15. >> the supreme court of the united states has -- >> it's what? i'm sorry. >> the supreme court of the united states has, to some extent, really ruled upon that issue, which essentially is you shouldn't throw away the key for a juvenile, and you should have an opportunity for some reformation before you can decide that the person's gonna have a life sentence. and i think that it depends, basically, on the tragedy of the case. but just because a person commits a grievous kind of crime, i believe that the supreme court is against having lifetime sentences for juveniles. >> and they have reviewed 300 cases, so

. >> does defense attorneys left the courthouse today after judge denied their request that jose montano be released. >> the bond review was denied. the defendant is being held. i have no additional comment to make. >> after defense attorneys came into possession of text messages exchanged between montano and the victim. >> she lied to the detective and left information out. why would you believe anything after that? >> sources say one of the texts -- the two agreed to meet for sex the next day, the accuser telling montano not to bring a condom. >> we don't want to discuss where we obtained the information. we did obtain it and we turned it over to the state. >> prosecutors introduced evidence from electronic communications being examined between montano and henry sanchez. the prosecution described one exchange. "once she is nude, come in and threaten her with telling a teacher." >> my client denies being associated with a gang in any way. >> faced with a request to release montano, the judge denied. "the encounter began in the hallway. i am not persuaded." probable cause hearing set for

the judge denied the city's request to dismiss the lawsuit. >>> right now parents have a new tool to see how their local schools perform with a report card. blue is the best and red is the worst. critics point out it is still a little too complicated. >> color coding there. a longstanding bridge in big sur slowly but surely coming down. the work the demolition will take. the wrecking ball tried to do the job. it was only able to pound out small pieces of the bridge. >>> kari, how low will we go? >> it will be a little bit cooler. then warmer temperatures later on today. starting out with fog. so we will talk about visibility coming up after the break. >>> or lack of visibility. there's the golden gate bridge. >>> bring on the madness. march madness arrived officially today. let's get this party started. stkph i think it started already. >> for me for sure. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every

a judge denied a request to block the president's travel ban. michelle: now to the war on terror in london. today police are combing through data and talking to witnesses to find out why the london attacker went on the deadly rampage. khalid masood described as having unusually friendly manner as he checked out the hotel and went to carry out the deadly plan. new tonight, six of the ten people arrested this week held in connection with the attack are now released without charges. they think masood acted alone but are looking if others had a hand to prepare the attack this is just in. they released person of interest in death of artist from north carolina. the man you see here often spends time around laurel and beltsville. they wanted to question him about the death of 34-year-old corrina mehiel who was found tied to a chair and stabbed to death tuesday morning. if you recognize this man, call d.c. police. horace: a developing story from waldorf, police trying to figure out why a man would shot three members of his family and then kill himself.

the judge denied that request. both williams and thomas are scheduled to appear in court on friday for detention hearings. >> the reality star, kim d has called on tuesday and said and offered her support. she said that she is extremely sorry for what happened to her son and from antonio who many know is tony. >> rather church of highland park and the reverend, this story takes us to an issue we have not talked about much lately. hurricane sandy relief, still out there almost five years after super storm sandy. the reformed church think the storm has worked through their relief group and the church is restoring hundreds of home since the start. thousands of volunteers from across the country and groups from canada have come to help the people of new jersey. lastly, doesn't church members from a sister church in ontario, canada, where their way to help rebuild five homes in new jersey for people who had no one else to look to for help. when they reached the u.s. border they were not allowed in and were turned away.

. >>> oil could be flowing through the dakota pipeline as soon as next week after a judge denied a requesthalt construction. native-american tribes from around the country are gathering in washington for four days of protests. >>> and it is day three of alaska's famous iditarod dog race. the thousand-mile race kicked off on monday. >>> investors among others are taking note of international women's day. a statue of a young girl was placed face-to-face with wall street's famous bull. the grade school aged girl is staring down the charging bull to point out a lack of diversity on corporate boards and wage gaps that women face. kate rogers has more news on that front. good morning. >> a new report shows women hold 25% of senior management roles around the world, and that's up just 1% from last year. in the u.s. women hold 23% of senior positions and one-third of companies have no women in top rolls. airbus has a solution for being stuck in traffic, and it unveiled a prototype if the roads become too congested. airbus says it will not be a working system for at least a decade. bentley takes th

the attorney from battle da seth williams filed a motion to withdraw from the case but judge denied the motion keeping michael diamondstein on the job and he maintained that williams conafford his services and said since williams is not stepping down it would be a conflict of interest to represent a sitting da and williams facing bribery and extortion and since plead not guilty. president trump blamed gop conservatives today for the failure of his healthcare bill in the house and tweeted quote democrats are smiling in dc that the freedom caucus with the help of the club for growth and her taj saved planned parenthood and said no single faction is to blame and trump administration should accept much of that blame. >> i think the problem was with first the bill and then the process healthcare is a very complicated issue to release a bill that was written in secret and expect to pass it in 18 days i just don't think was feasible. >> reporter: meanwhile senate democrat leader chuck shumer repealing the affordable care act is not an option but they have short comings and willing to work with

well, today a judge denied a defense request to block a new trial.he defense can appeal the ruling today. >>> prosecutors say a local youth ice hockey coach had and sexual contact with children and they are looking for more potential victims. 55-year-old walter ferinden word at skating rinks in new jersey, delaware and pennsylvania from the 1980's through 2010. he allegedly had sexual contact with a 12-year-old boy in 1994 in deptford. he is accused also of having two victims in new castle delaware. "action news" spoke to the assistant manager at a rink where ferinden used to coach. >> the man was -- had so much good stuff to show the kids that nowadays there's no other coach out there that's power skating like he did. he was very good at it. needless to say this is kind of shocking. >> authorities want to hear from anyone who may have information about walter ferinden who also by the way goes by the nickname of tracy. >>> the nfl draft is coming to town april 27th. the event's impact on motorists will start well before that. starting on april 10th,

. >>> oil could be flowing through the dakota pipeline as soon as next week after a judge denied a requesthalt construction. native-american tribes from around the country are gathering in washington for four days of protests. >>> and it is day three of alaska's race. it kicked off on monday. >>> investors among others are taking note of international women's day. look at this. a statue of a young girl was placed face-to-face with wall street's famous bull. the grade school aged girl is staring down the charging bull to point out a lack of diversity that women face. but we have news on that front. good morning, karen. >> good morning and happy international women's day. the study we're citing is that 25% of top management roles are held by women. that's up one percentage point from last year. eastern europe ranks very strongly on diversity with 38% of top roles held by women. the study says this is a legacy of communist principles. the latest in the market, airbus taxi. it is a two-seater capsule that operates a bit like a drone vehicle with vertical take off and landing. basically, it cou

the judge denies the city's request to dismiss the lawsuit yesterday. city leaders say the police didn't do anything wrong. >>> mountain view police are asking for your help in identifying two people suspected of stealing a pickup truck from a gas station. investigators released photos of a man and a woman who they say took a truck. police say the pair went inside the gas station before jumping into the truck and drive off. >>> happening today, uc regents are expected to consider the appointment of uc berkeley's first female chancellor. carol christ is currently cal's interim vice chancellor and provost. she's been an english professor and head of the english department and president of smith college in massachusetts. if she's approved, christ will take over on july 1 when outgoing chancellor steps down. it's not clear how much she'll be paid. >>> let's talk about what's going on in san jose. you can see 101 and 880 looks pretty dry. we're going to have to deal with some pollen, though. it's going to be high once again. weed pollen, grass pollen, not me

. >>> oil could be flowing through to the dakota access pipeline as soon as next week after a judge deniedequest by the standing rock sioux and river tribe to halt construction. native american tribes from around the country are gathering in washington for four days of protests. >>> and it is day three of alaska's famous ididarod dog race. >>> investors are taking note of international women's day part of a campaign by fund manager state street. a statue of a young girl placed face to face with wall street's famous bull. the grade school aged girl is staring down the charging bull to point out a lack of gender diversity on boards and wage gaps that women face. cnbc's karen cho has some news on that. she joins us this morning. good morning, karen. >> good morning, frances and happy international women's day. the study we've been massaging is showing us 25% of roles top management roles are now held by women, up one percentage point from last year. about 38% of top roles held by women, the study says this is a legacy of communist principles. meantime the latest in the auto market, we've had

but judge garland was denied a hearing and a vote. in fact, during the 1988 presidential election year, justice anthony kennedy was confirmed by the senate, not 51-49. not 60-40. 97-0. 97-0. but judge garland was denied a hearing and a vote. mr. president, our constitution, the one that every member of this great deliberative body has sworn an oath to upheld standing right over there, right over there requires the united states senate to provide its advice and consent to supreme court nomin nominees. over the years a lot of questions, what does advice and consent entail? well, judge garland was denied a hearing and a vote. a good man, i think an extraordinary man was treated

district judge denying the request to clarify the scope of the decision to block the executive order.tson insisting there is nothing unclear about the scope of the ruling. that means the 90-day ban and the 120-day ban remains halted. you may recall it was seven countries under the first ban. one country removed is iraq. later today, iraqi prime minister abadi is slated to meet with president trump to talk about the fight against isis and economic assistance. following that, mr. trump will hold a rally in louisville, kentucky. >>> bill gates makes an appearance at the white house. opposed to the budget cuts to foreign aid. in a blog post, gates cited the ebola outbreak and hiv programs. gates says, quote, when you help a mother save her child's life, she never forgets. withdrawing now would cost lives, but a leadership vacuum that others would happily fill. gates is expected to talk with the president. he then met with president-elect trump in december. after that meeting, they discussed innovation and health and foreign aid. the bill and melinda gates foundation funded foreign program

the judge denied the motion. >>> jared kushner will head the white house office of american innovationr the husband of ivanka trump and one of trump as senior advisors was a developer in new york city. >>> strong storms brought large hail and rains and powerful winds. a funnel town was spot the near ada75 miles per hour southeast of new york city. softball hail fell in texas, yod windshields that we us, this afternoon it will be pretty >> reporter: yeah it is. we have rain outws you mainly in the northern we'll go in close onrs in a second. let's get you outside, sky6 live hd showing you foggy conditions. visibility is improving just a bit at philadelphia international airport. now we can see the airfield from eugh in spots where you can slow it see stalled cars or pedesia ways. storm tracker 6 live doublearour batch of showers extending through willow grove and malvern we have another batch of showers. if we take a look at the moment it's moving to the northeast parallel to the i-95 corridor. the thicker stuff to the west is heading to philadelphia. steadier cells pushing toward allen

the judge denied the city's request to deny. >> 6:37. happening now, the trump administration reexamining obama era gas mileage standards in hopes of lowering them for american carmakers. that could mean a big blow to california. >> in 1970 congress gave a waiver to set its own standards because of smoggy skies. at least a dozen other states adopted those standards as well. now the trump administration is looking to create a national standard that experts say will be lower than california's. the issue will most likely be settled in the court. >> 6:37. if you're planning to spend time it will be warm and sunny the next couple of days. spotty showers saturday. st. patrick's day music festival going on all day long at the cultural center. it will be a nice one. 67 degrees. on saturday the greatest garage sale on earth will be happening. we are looking at a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the subgsz.60s. as you get out there, looking at spotty showers, especially for the north bay. more widespread rain coming up in 10 minutes. mike ha

yesterday the judge denied the defense's request to block a a retrial. >>> former penn state president graham spanier is facing up to 5 years in prison. he was convicted for child endangerment for keeping quiet about sexual abuse by sandusky. the mike mcqueary said he saw sandusky molesting a boy. spanier never reported the matter to authorities. >>> a new report said a pennsylvania highway lost millions of dollars. state police according to the legislative budget and finance committee. lawmakers diverted $200 million from state roads to state police. the state constitution states that motorist fees and fuel taxes are strictly for highway construction repair and safety. >>> e-z pass users will see changes along the pennsylvania turnpike. electronic toll collection equipment will go up. right now when you go through the toll there's a light that let's you know the transponder has been red. they are against federal guidelines, but they will be removed. you might be caught off guard, but keep driving and obey the speed limit. >> we have where president trump stands on the list of billiona

yesterday a judge denied defense request to block a a retrial. the defense can appeal that ruling. >>> form penn state president graham spanier is facing up to five years in prison. he was convicted for keeping quiet about sexual abuse allegations against jerry sandusky back in 2001. he was arrested a decade later. the trial centered on how spanier handled a complaint by coaching assistant mike mccleary who saw him molesting a boy. >>> a new report said pennsylvania highways lost millionsful dollars to subsidize the state police. lawmakers diverted more than $200 million from state roads to the state police. the state constitution states that motorist fees and fuel taxes are strictly for highway construction, repare and -- repair and safety. >>> e-z pass users will notice changes along the pennsylvania turnpike between tbhow and the end -- now and the end of the year. new electronic tolls will be going up. right now there's lights that let's you know your transponder has been read. the lights have been removed, so you might be caught off guard, b

that is where a judge denied a request by a muslim civil rights group to block the president's revised travel ban. judges in hawaii and maryland already blocked most of the executive order from taking effect. lawyers for that group say they will appeal. alison: now we turn to a developing story out of the district where what feels like a spike in missing people is now starting to get national attention. d.c. bureau chief sam ford told you about the issue earlier this year and is live now with the latest from police headquarters. sam? sam: alison, m.p.d. tried to essentially tell more about missing persons in the city so that the peo have a more accurate picture. some of the reaction for this, for m.p.d. at least is getting out of hand. an m.p.d. decision to put out reports on all missing persons under age 16 and over age 65 swelled the critical missing person list to dozens on any given day, many teenager girls. police say almost all of them eventually turn up. it has gotten attention and is generating alarm from media to celebrities. for people in the d.m.v. watching this -- >> is it

the judge denied defense request to block the retrial trial. form penn state president gram spanier is facing up to five years in prison. he was convicted yesterday of child endangerment for keeping quiet about sexual abuse accusations against jerry sandusky back in 2001. trial focused on how spanier handled a complaint by mike mcqueary who saw sandusky molesting a boy. spanier never reported it. >>> according to the legislative budget and finance committee, lawmakers diverted 200 million doors -- dollars from the state road to state police, motorist fees and fuel taxes are for highway construction and repair and safety. >>> all you e-z pass users will notice changes along the pennsylvania turnpike between now and the end of the year, new electronic toll collection equipment will be going up. right now when you go into the toll there's a light that let's you know the trans expander is red. the lights -- transponder is red. those lights are against federal guidelines. you might be caught off guard, but keep driving and obey speed limit. >>> a ho

retired florida police officer must stand trial after the judge denied the stand your ground defense.eeves shot a man at a movie theater over an argument over a cell phone in 2014. reeves claimed he felt that his life was in danger after the man hit him in the face. but the judge says the video evidence does not support the claim. "7 on your side" with the consumer alert. b.m.w. is adding 134,000 of the s.u.v.'s to a 2016 recall to pick a drive shaft issue. this is a big deal. this is the model years of 2011-2014. 21,000 vehicles recalled last year. the problem here is the drive shaft joints can fail, which will call the vehicle to just stop moving. if you were wondering richard simmons is doing fine. the police department stopped by on a welfare check. he said he was fine, very happy. the last time he was seen in public was in february of 2014 got a lot of people speculating he wasn't okay. the lapd says if he wants to go out in public or see anybody he can do just that. alison: the entire podcast just about simmons right now. jonathan: we can breath easy. alison: facebook founder ma

both asking for probation which the judge ultimately denied. from baroni, something close to an apology. i let the people of fort lee down, refusing to call back the increasingly frantic mayor of fort lee who marked emergency vehicles were having hard time getting through the worst traffic they experienced in the history, only comparable to the day of 9/11 2001 when the george washington bridge was closed. both kelly and baroni were facing three or four years in prison. prosecutors asked for two years for each of them. during the sentencing remarks the judge had strong words for governor chris christie's administration. she did not mention the governor by name but she said it revealed that the state capital had a climate whether you are with us or against us. if you are against us you get radio silence, you don't care meetings, and you don't get your phone calls return. that was endemic to the administration. where was governor chris christie to request mark literally, sentencing was under way, chris christie was hand-in-hand with donald trump

just a few miles come or earlier today, a circuit court judge denied the defense's request to releasespects in my case, 17-year-old jose montano, to release him under supervision. here is the state's attorney, john mccarthy. >> other than the fact of the bond review was denied, the defendant is being held on a "no" bond or status. i have no additional comment to make about this case at this time. >> that after defense attorneys came into possession of a series of text messages between montano and his 14-year-old accuser, that resent the day before the alleged rape. the text messages, with the defense maintains casts serious doubt on the prosecutor's case. >> she lied to the detective and left material information out. why would you believe anything after that? >> today's hearing, prosecutors introduce their own view evidence from conduct all my contacts between montano and the other defendants. one exchange, "once she is, you come in and threaten her with telling a teacher, so she will put out." the prosecution claims that on the text messages between the two defendants claims to show

fox 13 in pham at a florida judge denies a stand your ground defense for a retired florida police officer who fatally shot a man in a move zi theater. the judge ruled he must stand trial. fox nine says minnesota governor mark dayton says he's okay but recovering after prostate surgery. he revealed the cancer diagnosis in january a day after delivering his state of the state address. this is a live look from cleveland, fox 8. a little girl gets blown away by heavy winds. it happened yesterday. four year old madison gardener had to hold on for dear life when her door was caught in the gust, her mom says she's doing okay. that's a live look from outside [ music playing ] >> bret: president trump has invited pal less citizenian president to the white house to discuss the resumption of peace talks with israel. press secretary sean spicer says the visit will happen soon. the last round of peace talks mediated by the united states collapsed in 2014. a hearing has been scheduled it try to separate fact from fiction in the ongoing speculation about links between the trump campaign and russian offi

. >>> a philadelphia judge denied a request to stop the retrial of monsignor william lynn, he was the first church official convicted in the clergy sex abuse scandal. they say he helped the archdiocese transfer problem priests. he was released last august. >>> allegations of voter intimidation in a local special election, that's next. >>> traffic trouble, what you need to know about road closures for several big events in philadelphia this weekend. >> stolen super bowl jerseys, a special delivery, next. >> and superstorm sandy's final insult. homeowners forced to pay back grant money. the nbc 10 investigators may help change state law. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of capitol hill. republican lawmakers pulled the healthcare bill vote from the house floor just minutes before a scheduled vote. house speaker paul ryan called it a disappointing day for republicans. it was pulled after it didn't get enough support from its own political party. >> president trump had lingering doubts the job would be easy he's getting a reminder that being the leader of the world is anyt

june for allegations he sexually assaulted andrea constand back in 2004 just this past week a judge denied a change of venue but the jury will be selected from elsewhere in pennsylvania. >>> good news if you've had detour between pennsylvania and new jersey for awhile. repairs on the delaware river bridge are ahead of schedule. engineers say they're hoping to reopen the bridge in about a month from now. officials say you can thank february's extraordinarily mild weather for the speedy work on the i276 bridge. crews closed it of course in january when a painting crew found a contracted steel truss under a travel lane on the pennsylvania side. inspectors have not found any other major structural problems. >>> another week political finger pointing on capitol hill and another weekend in in order for president trump tonight he toured orlando catholic school with education secretary bets tee devos both of them touting school choice. meanwhile vice-president mike pence is planning defense in wisconsin after records show he used a private aol e-mail account while governor of indiana. as trump's r

the judge denied this man bail. he will be back in court for arraignment next week. >>> an overturned semi-truck hauling a crane and steel beams blocked traffic for hours this morning. reporting south of the central san rafael exit. for a time, three lanes were blocked by the semi. two people were hurt and the driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. >>> stay with us next on super bowls ne next on "abc news" at 4:00. >> he said the only reason he came to san francisco was because it was a sanctuary city. >> speaking up about the kate steng gle murder and sanctuary ci cities. >>> getting ready for hillary tomorrow, a behind the scenes conference for how to empower women and the former first lady will give the keynote address. >>> these roberts nee he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could t

a judge denied a defense request to block a retrial for monsignor william lynn. lynn served prison before the pennsylvania supreme courts toed out his conviction over trial errors. last august. >> convicted child molest jerry sandusky was back in court today continuing his fight to get his charges dismissed. the former penn state assistant football coach says he was not properly represented by his legal team during his 2012 trial and he wants his conviction on child molestation charges to either be thrown out or he wants a whole new trial. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60 years prison sentence for sexually abusing ten boys. the hearing continues in may. >> huge loss for republicans over health care reform. president trump and the house speaker pulled the plug on a plan to repeal obama care just minutes before a scheduled vote on the bill. >> what we have is a member driven process to try and get consensus. we came very close but we did not get that consensus. that's why i thought the weiss thing to do not proceed with the vote to pull the bill. >> i've been saying

. >>> also right now, bond denied to noor salman. a federal court judgethe bond issued by a california judge that would have allowed noor salman to be released. she's being charged for her role in that deadly massacre. >>> stepping out, the obamas out and the former president, first lady and music icon dining in a private room at park avenue's swanky upland restaurant reportedly ordering pasta, a fried chicken sandwich and sausage and kale pizza. >> that's a fancy meal. >> it was pretty obvious they were there, the secret service was swarming. >> i've been to that restaurant. it was pretty good. not that swanky. they let me in. >> did you get a sausage and kale pizza. >> it might have involved kale. >>> richard simmons, a popular podcast has been asking questions why he disappeared from public life three years ago. what the lapd is saying about all of in this morning. but we'll start here with a retired police officer who will now stand trial for the fatal shooting of a man inside of a movie theater. >> that's after a judge denied his stand your ground de

a judge has denied the motion. son-in-lawent donald trump is to head the new white house office of american innovation, the office will look at ideas from the business sector can improve how government works. wo the president. the white house is looking aften the gop healthcare bill. abc's elizabeth hur reports. >> reporter: gop healthcare biln embarrassing defeat for president trump. the head the heritage foundation is not backing down insisting the gop plan would not have lowered premiums, writing president trump i agree with you you can now get a better bill. the chair of the freedom caucus responded on abc this week. >> he is blaming you for saving planned parenthood and saving obama care. >> at this point nobody was more self critiquing than me. >> reporter: over the weekend, rallies broke out from coast to coast some erupting in violence between trump supporters and protesters, with tensions running high, healthcare is not dead yet. >> i don't think the president is closing the door on anything with regard to

will now stand trial for the fatal shooting of a man inside of a movie theater. >> that's after a judge denied your ground defense. abc's steve osunsami has reaction to the ruling. >> reporter: the decision from this florida court means this retired police officer is a step closer this morning to standing trial for murder. >> what did you do with that pistol? >> i shot him. >> reporter: 74-year-old curtis reeves does not dispute that he shot and killed 43-year-old chad oulson during an argument at this florida movie theater in 2014. in the bottom right-hand corner of this surveillance video you see the shooting. >> why did you shoot him? >> at that point it was my life or his. >> reporter: reeves' argument is that heired in self-defense, that he was standing his ground, that oulson was younger and taller. >> he was getting ready to punch me and i perceived that at some point and that's when the pistol came out. >> reporter: but the judge hearing his case didn't buy it saying in her decision that his conduct demonstrated he was not afraid of the alleged victim. the defendant, she says, initiate

but judge garland was denied a hearing and a vote. mr. president, our constitution, the one that every member of this great deliberative body has sworn an oath to upheld standing right over there, right over there requires the united states senate to provide its advice and consent to supreme court nomin nominees. over the years a lot of questions, what does advice and consent entail? well, judge garland was denied a hearing and a vote. a good man, i think an extraordinary man was treated badly, badly. and so is our constitution. i believe the unprecedented obstruction our republican colleagues mounted last year against judge garland was a shameful chapter for the united states senate. judge garland, a consensus builder, one of those qualified judges in our country, waited 293 days for a hearing and a vote that ultimately never came. i'm still deeply troubled by the 293 wasted days and i am still deeply troubled by how judge garland was treated. i believe judge garland still deserves a hearing and he still deserves a vote. while i do not b

. >>> a judge has cleared way for prosecutors to retry monsignor william lynn to day judge denied a request by lynn 's defense team to block a retrial. "eyewitness news" was there as lynn left court, defense is expected to appeal today's ruling. monsignor lynn served three years of the three to six year sentence, when the pennsylvania supreme court overturned his conviction over trial errors. that was the second time, lynn 's 2012 convictions for child endangerment had been thrown out. >>> former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky was back in court seeking a new trial. he is appealing his 2012 convictions for sexually abusing 10 boys and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more from certainty county. >> reporter: former assistant penn state football coach and convicted child sex offender jerry sandusky back inside of a center county courthouse this afternoon, facing a new judge in the late's peel to get a new trial. a quick joke and seven three-year old jerry sandusky escorted inside center county courtroom in front of the new powe relief conviction act hearing. in november the

jeff sessions says he hasn't seen any proof. [ yelling ] [ screaming ] >> in san jose, a federal judge deniedhe city's request to dismiss a lawsuit on behalf of trump supporters. they claimed city officers steered them into a violent group of protestors back in june. the plaintiffs claim they were hurt during the protest. the san jose city attorney says they will continue to fight the allegations against the city and police officers. >>> an east bay water agency says that it is now evaluating its options to fix an eroded bank before it swallows several backyards in pleasanton. homeowners showed up to a zone 7 water agency meeting last night and told board members that they have been hung out to dry. the affected homes are off foothill road near the arroyo de laguna creek. >>> we are going to get a check on the weather today. fog and drizzle i had the windshield wipers on this morning. >> i hate when i do that after i wash my car. >> i rarely wash my car. >> it's a good time to wash your car because next week you won't be able to so you have to use the wipers because of the condensation. that'

federal judge denied a request by two tribes tuesday to stop oil from flowing while the tribes appeal a separate decision clearing the way for construction to finish. fox 40 in sacramento, where california legislature is looking at a bill to exempt experienced teachers in the state from paying income tax. the bill would be an incentive to keep teachers and california which has faced a shortage in recent years. neither party has voiced opposition to the bill. live look at a rainy portland, oregon, from fox 12. big story there, a lucky break for one car that got caught up in a mudslide. the driver and two passengers were pushed off the road as mud and debris came tumbling down the hillside. the three were able to escape through the driver's side window. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report" ." we'll be right back. red lobster's lobsterfest is back with 9 lobster dishes. try succulent new lobster mix & match or see how sweet a lobster lover's dream can be. there's something for everyone and everyone's invited. so come in soon. ...as a combination of see pr

today a judge denied a defense request to block a retrial mor mormon senior william lynn. he served three yours in prison before the pennsylvania supreme courts toed out his conviction over trial errors last august. lynn was the first roman catholic church official ever convicted for a supervise 54 role over priests accused of sexually abusing children. >>> and now to your fox 29 weather authority. as we tame take a live look at the ben franklin parkway. if you want to get out and about this weekend, tomorrow is going to be the day to do it. we are talking some very warm temperatures. but some possible rain. >> let's get over to meteorologist scott williams. hey, scott. how is it going? i tell you it was warm out there today. >> yeah, it certainly was. temperatures actually a few degrees above average, chris and dawn. take a look at the numbers right now. 60 in wrightstown. 57 degrees currently in atlantic city. upper 50s as we move toward philadelphia. mid 50s right now in allentown. we can thank winds take a look at this out of the south 20 miles an hour philadelphia. 22

federal judge denied a request by two tribes tuesday to stop oil from flowing while the tribes appeal a separate decision clearing the way for construction to finish. fox 40 in sacramento, where california legislature is looking at a bill to exempt experienced teachers in the state from paying income tax. the bill would be an incentive to keep teachers and california which has faced a shortage in recent years. neither party has voiced opposition to the bill. live look at a rainy portland, oregon, from fox 12. big story there, a lucky break for one car that got caught up in a mudslide. the driver and two passengers were pushed off the road as mud and debris came tumbling down the hillside. the three were able to escape through the driver's side window. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report" ." we'll be right [waitress] more coffee? [student] yeah, thanks. [student] oh yeah for sure... [waitress] yeah ok [student] i can just quit school and get a job. [ex student] its okay daddy's here. [wife] daddy [wife] hi [dad] hey buddy [son] hey dad [wife] i think we

the judge denied the city's request to dismiss the lawsuit yesterday. city leaders say police dna do anything wrong and were trying to maintain crowd control in a chaotic situation. >>> this morning, a man is evaluation after leading police officers through a high speed chase. it all ended in a long standoff. investigators say the driver of a white pickup truck rammed an oakland police cruiser, injuring an officer. this happened at harrison and 14th street. that led to a pursuit that stretched into berkeley and you can see the man there. this is after he crashed into two cars. he's on the roof of a business at college and ashby avenues. officers went on the roof after a lengthy negotiation. >> he seems to be like this kind of lanky white dude in a black t-shirt. he's just smoking cigarettes or i don't know what he's smoking but he's smoking something on the roof. >> police were able to persuade that man to come down after more than an hour so he got arrested. they also arrested a woman who arrived in a truck with him. police found herred in one of the b

. >>> a philadelphia judge denied a request to stop the retrial of monsignor lynn. he was the first church official convicted in the clergy sex abuse scandal. they say he helped the archdiocese transfer problem priests. he served three years in prison before he was released last august after the state supreme court tossed out his case. >>> in delaware county, flames trapped a family in their home in aston early this morning. sky force 10 flew over the scene around 4:00 a.m. fire department says several people had to be rescued here from this home. and investigators still working to figure out how that fire started. montgomery county an old school building is getting new life. school leaders were given the sk keys. the foundation for catholic education bought the building, it's been empty since 2011. the building is about to undergo $600,000 worth of renovations. >>> in cape may county, north wild wood police are gearing up for a crack down on distracted drivers. it's part of the u drive u text u pay campaign. starting april first, officers will look for people talki

the judge denied the city's request to dismiss the lawsuit yesterday. leaders say police didn't do anything wrong and were trying to maintain crowd control in a chaotic situation. >>> this morning, a man is in custody and under evaluation after leading police officers on a high speed chase through two east bay cities. that chase ended in a long standoff just before 7:00 last night. investigators say the driver of a white pickup truck rammed an oakland police cruiser, injuring an officer at harrison and 14th streets. that led to a pursuit that stretched into berkeley and that's where the driver crashed into two cars. he then somehow got on the roof. you can see it there. of a business at college and ashby avenues. officers went on roof after a lengthy negotiation. >> he seems to be, like, this kind of like lanky white dude in a black t-shirt. she's just smoking cigarettes or i don't know what he's smeek smoeking but he's smoking something on the roof. >> police were able to persuade the man to come down after more than an hour. they arrested him as they

defense attorney faces off with sitting prosecutors to represent the sitting top prosecutor, the judge has denied the motion. >>> president trump is set to announce a new white house office that will be run by his son-in-law. jared kushner will head the office of american innovation. kushner the husband of ivanka trump and one of his senior advisor was a developer in new york city and owned a newspaper. >>> the white house chief of staff said president trump will be seeking support from moderate democrats for upcoming legislative battles. chief of staff reince priebus left the door open for revisiting healthcare legislation. chuck schumer said democrats and republicans have idea on how to improve the affordable care act, but is not an's. >>> option. >> a funnel cloud was spotted near the town of ada70 miles southeast of oklahoma city. in denton, texas, softball hail fell in the area shattering windshields. >> we're dealing with issues this morning. >> reporter: the first one showing up on radar. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing there is rain out there, most of it supplanted in the norther

despite this unprecedented and unsettling process we learned that judge gorsuch's nominationg the democrats on the judiciaryrc committee -- denied judge garland a hearing and a vote. why? because the senate democrats would take the constitution seriously. we don't turn our backs on the constitutional responsibility w and advise and consent evenrick though that's exactly what republican colleagues did when he came to merrick garland.te last week the judiciaryin committee met for four days for the senate hearing. i thought judge gorsuch had a burden to bear at that hearing. unfit for a second i said here before that judge gorsuch needed to demonstrate that he would be a nominee who would uphold the constitution for the benefit of everyone not just for the advantage of a privileged few who happen to engineer his w nomination.d i also said judge gorsuch needed to be forthright to the american people about his record and his was views. my made clear that avoiding answers to critical questions was unacceptable. i said any to demonstrate that he would make an independent check on president trump and every president that he was prepared

thejudge had club denies all knowledge of him. the judgeer into consideration, as well as following guidelines which cover the victim's vulnerability. it's difficult for judges when seeking to determine whether a particular victim is more vulnerable than other victims. i think that's where perhaps the guidelines could do better. this situation sadly isn't particularly unusual. the cps is considering its options. mustafa bashir could yet find himself back before the court if his sentence is reviewed. judith morris, bbc news, manchester. tesco, britain's largest retailer, has agreed to pay a fine of £129 million plus costs following a two—year investigation into false accounting. that's it from me. lebo diseko is here next and sport today is on hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: lionel messi is banned forfour world cup qualifiers before argentina lose to bolivia. china's hopes are dealt a major blow after a 1—0 defeat to iran. and roger federer beats roberto bautista agut to make the quart

judge has denied appeal in bridgegate trial. >>> requested an acquittal and new trial.se aides, bill baroni and bridgette kelly convicted in a plot. two could face up to 20 years in pri prison. sentenced later this month. >>> looking for a man who stole a donation jar. took it from wawa. was supposed to go to olympics. >>> north hampton county federal officials ordering $5,000 reward for information about a gun store burglary in easton. surveillance photos from john gun and tackle room. thief stole more than 2 dozen guns last month. >> bethlehem could have a new owner. reports say employees were told in e-mail about a potential buyer. november the casino announced plans for a $90 million renovation. asked about a possible sale the casino said it has no announcement to make at this time. camden honored top teachers last night. at the teach camden educators of the year. including elementary and high school teeachers of the year. bilingual teacher of the year. congratulations to one and all. >> enjoy good food at a festival this fall. food truck festival will take over. se

a federal judge today denied the last ditch effort by native american tribes to stop final constructionthe dakota access pipeline, today's ruling clears the way for completion of the nearly $4 billion project, oil could flow as soon as next week. meanwhile native americans from across the country today began setting up a tp camp sight at the national mall in washington and they plan to lobby for four days legislatures and protest president trump. poachers on the run after killing an rinersaurs at a location of a zoo in paris and the first instance of poaching in europe, the suspects broke in overnight shot the white rhino named vince, three times in the head, sawed off his horn. the zoo's two other rhinos were unharmed. the antidefamation league says new threats have been made to four offices along with six jewish community centers around the country from florida to chicago to new york police were calmed in called to investigate and 130 similar threats nationwide since the beginning of the year and meanwhile the reward this philadelphia jewish cemetery vandalism has gone up to $74,000.

i saw a judge who repeatedly sided with insurance companies who wanted to deny disability benefits to employees. i saw a judge who in employment discrimination sided with employers the great majority of the time. i saw a judge where on the issue of money and politics seems to be in the same company as justices thomas and scalia -- willing to restrict the most commonsense contribution limits. in the hearings, judge gorsuch did nothing to explain his philosophy, did nothing to assuage those concerns. we'll just have to go by his record, a record that shows time and time again his rulings favor the already-powerful, over ordinary americans. having been through two bouts of cancer, she was advised no to the return to campus during the flu epidemic. she was fired for taking sick leave, judge gorsuch, true form, voted to uphold that dismissal. his daughter katherine told us last week, quote, this decision to protect her health cost my mom her job. when judge gorsuch issued his ruling, he didn't think about the impact that had on our family. the law called for, quote, reasonable accommodatio