is this the beginning, mark lamont hill? >> yes! and we have 18 more months of this.rrito bowl we're going to be following all of it. i can't wait until there's some competition in this race so we don't spend all of our time chasing down hillary clinton's every move. have been even if you like her, she's not that interesting. we're going to be bored stiff if we don't get some new candidates in the field. >> this is the democrats most boring election because when you're reduced to looking at the guy in the orange pants to make the story more fun, you need another candidate to run against you. the only other person that actually runs in orange pants is mark lamont hills. >> i've got to figure out who the guy in the orange pants is. gentleman, thank you very, very much. we will be right back. go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... do you have something for pain? i have bayer aspirin

i don't know. >> reporter: well earlier tonight i spoke with marv logan, who is lamont's fire company president, and also one of the hostages. he said today was a very rough day, but perhaps tomorrow he will be ready to talk about the ordeal that unfolded here today. live i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11:00 the son of a delaware congressman is the center of a hazing ritual. samuel carney is seeking at least $50 billion in damages for the death of a clemson university fraternity pledge. he is the son of u.s. congressman tom carney, a democrat who previously served as the lieutenant governor of delaware. one of the lawsuits was filed by tucker. a wrong feeling death suit brought by his parents. the 19-year-old fell head first into the lake during a sigma ki fraternity run last september. his parents claim carney and two other frat erpt members have been deceptive into the investigation into his death. the fraternity says there was a tradition of forcing pledges to jump off bridges and swim to shore. carney and his wife released a statement saying "no one, certainly no parent

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. >> lamont fire company president mark logan doesn't want his face shown. he was near where 25-year-old paul jordan fired a shot into the wall. another firefighter tells me he was in the back room of the basement when jordan first showed up. >> when i turned around that's when i had the bun pointed towards my face. he was threatening all of us not to run. when he moved the gun from my face to point it at someone else to take that advantage i had time to make the escape. >> the lieutenant said he jumped up this crawl space and kicked open a door that led to the garage bays. >> i had that one chance, take a bullet to the head or make it out and save the rest of the guys. >> reporter: jordan was angry and upset that he was terminated and had no reason to live. >> we hear s.w.a.t. upstairs, moving around. >> reporter: then they say jordan decided to surrender. >> i grabbed the gun from him. even then, the guys remaining, hugged him. hugged him while i went upstairs to s.w.a.t. the guys stayed down here hugged him. >> reporter: the fire company president tells m

not guilty plea when jordan goes back to court for arraignment in late june, the firefighters in lamont deeply appreciate the kindness and concern they have received from across montgomery county in the days since their traumatic event here. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> vernon thank you. >>> a home that was being demolished by the city of philadelphia came down sooner than expected today and the "action news" cam was on north 18th street just after 11:00 that is where the front end of a building collapsed. no one was hurt but the property next door was damaged as a result officials evacuated that building and the cause of the partial collapse is still under investigation. >> philadelphia police are asking for the public's help today identifying a man that threatened a store clerk with a box cutter the suspect is shown walking into the chin paper towel store on april 13th he heads towards the cashier and forces the young woman to go behind the counter, the man steals handfuls of cash before walking back out and the clerk was not hurt in the or feel, if you recognize the suspe

marc lamont hill, thank you for your insoogt ight today from lo angeles.mo my pleasure. >> a promise made in the final days of campaigning. the british prime minister's pledge and reaction to it. next. >>> the cartoonist a big part of the magazine's post massacre response will no longer draw prophet mohammed. he simply lost interest. his drawing of mohammed was on the first cover of the magazine published after the terror attacks in january. that's when 12 people at the magazine were killed. the magazine had often satirized the prophet, angering muslims. the magazine says that he made this his decision independently. earlier, french actress juliette binoche. >> there has been a lot after the killings at "charlie hebdo" and despair over the idea of the foreigner and the migrant and the rise of the right-wing. what has it been like for you to live in this sort of post "charlie hebdo" reality? >> i think it definitely changed the consciousness of the big underneath problems that haven't been resolved yet. and i think it has to do with the education very much

>>> at the barkley center lamont peterson taking on danny garcia. two jr. welter weights. was a very close fight but in the end, the majority decision went to danny . you're finally going to announce that you're running for president. >> oh, my gosh. i don't know if i

. >> now mark lamont hill is with me and the former nypd officer and secret security officer.ant to start with that image that joe just ended his piece on. this is the side by side image within freddie gray on the right, mr. johnson on the right. these are both men who were put into baltimore police vans and these pictures are eerily similar. >> but there are probably a thousand owe people who would look the same way with those injuries and they didn't happen in the police van. unlike the case of mr. johnson, we have a videotape of this man scream in pain before he gets into the van. we have bystanders who say that he was beaten and abused before he got in the van and some doctors suggesting this came from blunt force. could it have happened in the van? absolutely. there's something called diesel therapy. what it means you shackle prisoner give them a rough ride and it causes them damage and harm. but there's plenty of evidence the to suggest that it happened before. they're trying to get the officers off and blame the boogie man in jail so that nobody goes to jail. >> that so

i'm joined by marc lamont-hill. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> thanks for coming back.ning to ms. twitty i was thinking to myself seriously? she doesn't understand how that's offensive? marc you want to take that on? >> i was stunned by it. it was funny, not racist funny, ha ha funny. she's able to disconnect her own feelings around black people from her everyday practice. that's a problem that we see with many people. people may say racist things may laugh at racist things may have racist biases and prejudices but they don't see themselves as racists. they're able to separate those things. that's what's dangerous. it's not the foaming at the mouth racist who i'm worried about, it's the person who doesn't think they're racist. it's the liberal that's scary. >> you're right about that sadly. these e-mails were so racist and unpleasant that we can't show them l.z. one of them i'll describe it for our viewers, one of them showed a picture of president reagan holding a little baby monkey and then the caption underneath read president obama in 1962. that's not funny. not eve

undefeated andy garcia takes on lamont peterson but up first, hard hitting irishman andy lee against

. >> reporter: the news hit lamont vankerr especially hard. he cared for his disabled wife for a decade. >> she put the bible on top of him. that's not the bible teaches you to do. >> reporter: she put the bible on top of him. that is not what the bible teaches you to do is what he said. when they rescued him, police say the son was suffering from dehydration, malnutrition, a cut to the back and an injury to the eye. what the mother was thinking, why she didn't turn over her son to relatives who police say have tried to gain custody of him for years, that all still a mystery. >> it is a miracle that young man survived. the son's school called the mom earlier in the week asking where he was and police say parler lied and told them her son was with her in maryland. >>> the death of a vibrant 16- year-old bowie high school student during a spring break field trip is still a medical mystery tonight. >> reporter: i'm scott broom at bowie high school where the focus of the day was helping kids cope with the sudden loss of a 16-year-old classmate. ok

. >> reporter: lamont fire company president mark logan doesn't want his face shown, but he says when paul jordan called the fire dpd last night, he didn't hesitate to talk to. >> we still love him. i will there to help him. >> not too many people can say they still love him and take a call from him. >> when you serve a guy who gives gives me many chances, i have to do the same. >> reporter: one fire lieutenant told me when the lives of his fellow firefighters were on the line, he made the hard choice to run, go for it and get help. >> kicked the door open the darted out the door. >> reporter: the men say the ordeal began yesterday when 25-year-old paul jordan showed up a day after being terminated from the department. >> came in angry, thinking there was no reason for him to live anymore. so then he got mad, he shot a shot inside the wall which was about six inches from one of our guys. >> reporter: logan says jordan didn't appear to be himself. >> if he wanted to he could kill us all. >> reporter: he didn't that's because logan said the men kept their cool and hostage negotiators go

nbc 10 today spoke with the firefighters from the lamont volunteer fire company. a former colleague is undergoinging a psychiatric observation after holding the four at gun point yesterday morning. firefighters say he was upset about being fired. they identify him as paul jordan. his ex-co-workers didn't want their faces shown today. they showed us the damage to the firehouse and say they forgive jordan. >> then he got mad. he shot a shot inside the wall which was about six inches from one of our guys. if he wanted to he could have killed us all. >> we still love him. i'll be there to see him. >> the firehouse is expected to reopen tomorrow. >>> 16 people are out of their homes after an apartment fire in trenton. the fire started around 4:30 tonight. no one was hurt. the fire marshal is investigating. >>> if you saw a plume of smoke over burlington county tonight, no need to be worried. the county said it was actually a controlled burn. crews intentionally setting it to prevent a potential wildfire in the future. >>> revel is pushing for a sale to florida develope

the department. 25-year-old paul jordan threatened the men with a handgun when he showed up at the lamont fire company yesterday. jordan even fired a shot into the basement wall while holding them hostage. he surrendered just over an hour later. his neighbors say this doesn't sound like the man they know. >> it doesn't match up at all to that type of guy, no. >> he's a respectable person. we never thought that people could do something like that. it makes no sense. like he gets mad, i don't know. >> jordan is a property manager for the philadelphia housing authority and worked for the salvation army's response team. after he surrendered, he was taken in for a mental eel have auation. >>> eight minutes after 4:00 now, the montgomery county district attorney can now decide if kathleen kane will face criminal charges. the county judge ruled they had the authority to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate grand jury leaks tied to kane's office. they are looking whether kane gave secret information to a newspaper. she could face perjury, obstruction and other charges. >>> today officials

. >>> a man charged with a deadly crash on the bw parkway will be in court. 27-year-old anthony lamont payne of district heights, maryland allegedly ran another car off the road on march 20. 19-year-old wow we state university student terence lagrue was killed. payne is facing a maximum life in sentence if convicted. >>> d.c. police are searching for a person they believe shot a man in northwest washington early this morning. this was around 4:30. officers responding to the 1200 block of m street when they got there they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. the victim was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. police say the victim and the suspect did know each other. >>> there have been two more robberies at 7-eleven convenience stores in northeast washington d.c. to stores on hawaii avenue -- two stores on hawaii avenue were robbed. no word if they are connected to a recent rash of 7-eleven holdups. >>> it is now official. vermont senator bernie sanders is running for president. he made the announcement shortly after 11:00 this morning. he's the first candidate to challeng

d taking onlp lamont peterson in brooklyn. garcia is 29-0fthe masters, shooting a 66 in round two. he's your leader after 36 holes at 14 under. that matches the largest lead ever at the midway point in masters history. the scoring record as well. tiger woods did makeÑ] the cut. then there's ben crenshaw playing in his final masters at 63. misses the cut. look at the ovation from the crowd. here's tears from his family and big hug from his long-time caddie who is unable to work the course with him. >>>ok nerlen] noel will not play tonight due tora sprained ankle. >>> we are following añ developing story in philadelphia where a quadriplegic man has been found abandoned in a park. police believei] he had been there forq days. jesse gary is live at theÑi scene. jesse? video and information about how police believe this victim got into cobbs creek park behind me and sat there the whole week. you'll hear about this coming up after the break. >>> all right. we are waking up½÷z mostly cloudy skies across the area. temperatures mainly in the 40s  a

paul jordan threatened the men with a handgun when he showed up at the lamont fire company. his neighbors say this doesn't sound like the man they knew. >> it doesn't match up at all. >> he's a respectful person and thought that people couldn't ever do anything like that. >> jordan is a property manager and worked for the salvation army emergency response team. after surrendering he was taken in for mental evaluation. >>> from the delaware bureau now, we have new information on will mingtop's crackdown on crime. last night a commission created by jack markel approved legislations for changing the way wilmington fights gun violence. the report found police do have ample resources but use outdated methods to patrol the neighborhoods and need to be more proactive. >>> 5:35. from the jersey shore bureau we're learning more on a possible new buyer for atlantic city. the billionaire developer plan to bid $88 million for the casino to top the bid from the developer developer. they will not cancel leases with those businesses that operate inside revel. >>> and billionaire investor c

indicted a man on second-degree murder charges in a deadly crash along bw parkway. 27-year-old anthony lamont payne of district height, maryland allegedly ran another car off the road march 20. 19-year-old bowie state university student ter respect lagrue was killed. >>> still ahead at noon, a fire is burning near the site of europe's biggest nuclear disaster as hundreds of firefighters battle the flames. >> plus, the trouble with tow trucks has a montgomery county law maketory put the brakes on >>> it appears marion barry's son will not be following in his father's footsteps. the race still remains too close to call. only 118 votes separate the front runners. laruby may and tryon white. in ward 4 it wasn't close. brandon todd will fill muriel bowser's seat after receiving 47% of the vote in that race. >>> the race to the white house now vermont senator bernie sanders says he will make an announcement tomorrow about his intentions to run for president. sanders, an independent -- [indiscernible] recently sanders has been speaking to liberal groups in critical presidential states like iowa and

a 21-foot pleasure craft launched at bodega bay harbor yesterday for a david lamont of fishing was reported missing about 7:30 last night. this morning, the boat was spotted on the beach at tamales point. one body was found nearby in the sand and a second was spotted in the water. the coast guard along with the marin and sonoma county sheriff's offices continue to search the water and the air. we have a crew en route and expect to have a live report at 6:30. >>> the body of a missing motorcyclist has been found nearly a week after a crash on the antioch bridge threw him into the water below. the coast guard has been searching for dillon since last sunday when he disappeared over the rail. a jet skier spotted his body this morning. the family has set up a donation page to raise money for his 3-month-old daughter and funeral expenses. >>> dramatic video tonight of a massive gas pipeline explosion in fresno. >> oh, my god! this is so hot! oh, my god! >> this was taken on highway 99 yesterday just moments after the explosions. you can see obviously the flames and the smoke rising into the air.

police say the 25-year-old former volunteer firefighter had just been let go from the lamont firehousens park. they say yesterday morning he walked into the firehouse and fired a shot into the wall to let them know he went business. several firefighters were able to run out but four others were not able to escape. >> i walked inside 'cause i was trying to get my community service hours and then that's when all the other firefighters came up and they told me to run. >> a police swat team negotiator talked with the gunman before. long he let one of the hostages go and then eventually the rest of the hostages and then the suspect surrendered. "action news" is not identifying the suspect since he has not yet been charged. the suspect has been transferred to a psychiatric facility. >>> philadelphia police are hoping this surveillance video will help catch the group of 81 people involved in a brutal assault on a septa rider. the group of boys and girls was involved in an argument with the man on money -- monday. the man is believed to be in his 60's. call police if you have information about

. >>> media workout for philly fighter danny garcia ahead of his showdown against lamont peterson april 11th at the barclay center. his dad angel is the trainer. danny is the unified super light weight champion of the world. we wish him luck and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> new tonight a local university is recognized forests commitment public safety. >> philadelphia mayor michael nutter present the the university of pennsylvania with the public safety award. "eyewitness news" was there on campus in university city. the mayor thanked the university's police department for keeping students and the larger community safe. we'll be right back. >> "eyewitness news" returns in the morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fehlinger. we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for beasley kathy and everyone here i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman tonight'ss guest is senator al franken. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: the following

i want to bring in mark lamont hill.ve been talking about it the reverend asked for a moratorium as we look at these pictures. they asked for calm and there is no calm tonight. >> there shouldn't be calm tonight. black people are dying in the streets for months years, decades, centuries. i think there can be resistance to oppression. when resistance occurs you can't schedule a planned resistance. you can't tell me where to die in where to resistance and how to protest. i think there should be an ethics attached to this. we have to be careful not to get more upset about the destruction of property than the destruction of black bodies and that seems to be to me what's happening over the last few hours. we also have to be very careful about the language we use to talk about this. i'm not calling these people rioters. i'm calling them uprisings. it's a distinction. there have been uprising because of the violence against black female and male bodies forever. we can't ignore the fact that the city is burning, but we need to b

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he held four firefighters on gunpoint last week inside the lamont firefighters unit. jordan was upset after being fired by the department. >>> happening today, parishioners trying to save their church from demolition will meet with the president of the philadelphia city council. daryl clark is asking the archdiocese to hold off on tearing down the 133-year-old st. laurentis church. they have appealed to parishioners and have yet to receive a formal response. >>> good morning. we are checking out a cold and wet start heading throughout this wednesday. temperatures are 20 degrees cooler this morning than this time yesterday. so bundle up when you head outside. we are also dealing with a bit of a windchill. here's a closer look at the satellite rare radar threat. we'll start to see organized thunderstorms pushing into your friday, but as far as today is concerned, the future weather is showing us temperatures are not going to move much. we'll mainly stay in the 40s. heading into the late morning hours, pockets of light to moderate rainfall. and then even as we push into

philly's own danny garcia will try to remain undefeated taking on lamont peterson in brooklyn.0 with 17 knockouts. no titles are on the line. >>> and how about jordan spieth at the masters shooting a 66 in round two. he's your leader at 14 under. five-shot lead matching the largest ever midway through the masters. tiger woods made the cut at 2 under and then there's the story of ben crenshaw playing in his final masters at 63 years of age. he misses the cut but gets a great ovation from the crowd, cheers from his family and a big-time hug from his long-time caddie who is unable to walk the course with him anymore. touching moment there. i'm john clark, we're right back. >>> glenn got rid of the rain in time for the weekend. >> a lot of people not happy with the weather over the last few days. >> no. >> but i think you're going to be happy with the weekend. a little on the windy side tomorrow but lots of sunshine both saturday and sunday. sunday less wind and a little bit warmer. monday is even warmer than that up to 70 degrees. the next showers don't come until at least monday

nbc 10 spoke with the four firefighters from lamont volunteer fire company in elkins park. one of their former colleagues is now under psychiatric observation after holding them at gunpoint tuesday morning. the firefighters say he was upset about being fired. they've identified him as paul jordan. his former colleagues did not want their faces shown, but they did show us damage to the firehouse that was done and said they forgive jordan. >> so then he got mad and he shot a shot inside the wall which was about six inches from one of our guys. if he wanted to he could have killed us all. we still love him. and when he can have visitation the spiritual side said i will be there to see him. >> authorities said they convinced jordan to release the hostages. he then surrendered to s.w.a.t. officers. >>> new information this morning about an apartment fire in trenton. sky force 10 was over the bellevue avenue apartments yesterday. the red cross is now helping eight families forced from their apartments. no one was hurt in the fire. officials are still trying to determine how it st

. >>> media workout for philly fighter danny garcia ahead of his showdown against lamont peterson april 11th at the barclay center. his dad angel is the trainer. danny is the unified super light weight champion of the world. we wish him luck and we'll be right back. ♪ hey, how's it going? oh, jennifer and i had the most romantic vacation. really? there were gunshots... explosions... one night we decided to spice things up so we sent an innocent woman to prison for being a witch. you are guilty! then we called it a night because we had an early tee time. with so much to do stay where the action is. book one of our hotels at colonialwilliamsburg.com. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview an

he had been let go from the lamont firehouse in elkins park montgomery county. yesterday morning he walked into the firehouse and fired a shot into the wall to let his former coworkers know he meant business. several firefighters were able to run out but four others were not able to escape. >> i walked inside 'cause i was trying get my community service hours and then that's when all the other firefighters came out and they told me to run. >> a police swat team negotiator talked with the gunman. the suspect eventually let all of the hostages go and then surrendered. no one was hurt. "action news" is not identifying the suspect since he's not yet been charged but we know he has been transferred a psychiatric facility. >> developing right now iran and six world powers could begin drafting a new nuclear agreement sometime today. that's according to iran's foreign minister. u.s. secretary of state john kerry remains in switzerland saying enough progress has been made to continue negotiating past yesterday's deadline. key sticking points remain how iran uses its uran

john mills, lord lamont roger carr, all joining us downstairs. debate, but it is also our audience's debate. we are going to have a twitter war. we are taking questions from our tv audience and from our twitter audience as well. anna: #bbgpolitics if you want to have your voice heard in the room. be in touch with us and we will try and put those questions to the panel. it is going to be a fascinating one. it is not a binary conversation. there is the possibility of a reformed europe. guy: everything is ill-defined. that is where i'm going to start it. we had thomas piketty talking about the fact that the u.k. would bear the cost of the next it and the european story would be fine. we don't know anything at this stage. we don't know what the reformed europe would look like. we don't know what david cameron would be able to achieve. we don't know if there was a referendum and that was in favor of an exit what the terms of that exit would be. how much would it cost britain? what would be the advantages? this is almost absent of facts in this debate.

joining us from businessman the europe, john mills and norman lamont.rs what it is like to lead. jon: the grexit-brexit situation, the grexit situation is clearly the one to deal with now, but the big one for the eurozone is the brexit question. it will get bigger and bigger for the eurozone and the european union. how worried are they? guy: they are worried, but what is interesting about business is that business wants reform. business does not want the state's quote as it is now. -- the status quo as it does now. they want reform of the eu and sooner rather than later. they are on board with the idea that david cameron wants to generate some kind of reform process for the british business to have an easier time of it. whether or not that will be enough, we will wait and see. if david cameron came back with a deal, would that be enough to satisfy business and the general public? the polling projects on both counts, yes, but the details are important. jon: looking forward to the debate that will, up later. as we had to the break, european equity markets

. >> joining us now to talk about this a bit more indepth, is mark lamont hill joining us in atlanta. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> you watch police shootings. each month new video revealing what seems like an unarmed blackman being killed. what does this mean? what does this reveal about police culture in the u.s. when it comes to minorities? >> at the very least it means it needs to be investigated a thicker, deeper analysis of what is going on. everything is different. this case is tulsa, likely the case of a man who made a bad choice. a mistake. di different than south carolina or what we may have seen in ferguson. the nation is paying attention to law enforcement asking tough questions. >> let's look at the example in tulsa. we know in the situation there, the reserve deputy, his attorney, and he is boss. are using the defense of excusable homicide. what do you say? >> the jury is out on that. literally. possible that they is a homicide turned out to be, ruled to beep justifiable. other cases that has not been the case. look in oakland in 2009. oscar grant, famous

native lamont peterson takes on undefeated danny garcia.g fans have been waiting for a long time for this fight. the winner is in line for a high-profile fight later this year. peterson, he's going to put his record on the line against garcia who's a perfect 29-0 with 17 knockouts. both fighters are junior welterweight champs be no titles on the line saturday night. peterson had two fights in 2014 winning both and he expects the same outcome this weekend. >> i'm definitely confident i'll put out the win. you know i trained really hard and smart for this fight. i'm at a good place. i feel excellent. i feel better than ever. i could see it going the distance. but honestly i think by the ninth, tenth round something will happen. something going to happen. >> hopefully something happens before the ninth or tenth round. this is going to be a great fight on nbc tomorrow. >> hope through to the other guy. >> exactly. al michaels marv albert and sugar ray leonard on the call tomorrow for the boxing match. should be a great card. >> you'll be watchi

philly's own danny garcia will try to remain undefeated taking on lamont peterson in brooklyn. no titles on the line. >>> and jordan spieth on fire at the masters, shooting a 66 in round two. he's your leader after 36 holes at 14 under. that matches the largest lead ever at the midway point in masters history. and, of course the scoring record as well. tiger woods did make the cut. then there's ben crenshaw playing in his final masters at 63. misses the cut. look at the ovation from the crowd. tears from his family and big hug from his long-time caddie who is unable to walk the course with him anymore. that is a very nice moment. >>> and sixers center nerlens noel will not play against the bulls due to that sprained ankle. i'm john clark. have a great weekend. >>> never give up on your dreams. that was the message of lauryn hill. the 19-year-old died yesterday after inspiring many because of her courageous battle with brain cancer. during that time she fulfilled her dream of playing college basketball. her coach at mount st. joseph spoke of the woman who taught him and his team

says social justice like burning out a building or flipping a police car -- >> what is wrong with lamont? >> what is wrong with those? >> cvs is not run by cops. >> no. and who worked there and guess what it's a franchise and may be black-owned. >> and what about the prescriptions for the elderly people in the community. it's so upsetting that people would destroy -- you just burned your own house down. how do you feel about it? >> dana? >> hardest thing in america is being a single mom. there's a lot of of them and a lot of them in baltimore. i think they absolutely do their best. they can't continue to do their best if businesses flee the city if they can't keep it safe there's no one going to be there and i think what she was thinking in her -- she probably wasn't thinking of this exactly, i don't want my son to be freddie gray. i want my son to be dr. ben carson. he grew up in baltimore, a single mom, was able to produce one of the best neurosurgeons. >> i don't think he grew up in baltimore. >> similar. >> you know what drives me crazy, this phrase is being used as a buttress agains

philly's own danny garcia will try to remain undefeated taking on lamont peterson in brooklyn. garcia is 29-0 with 17 knockouts. no titles on the line. >>> and jordan spieth on fire at the masters, shooting a 66 in round two. he's your leader after 36 holes at 14 under. that matches the largest lead ever at the midway point in masters history. and, of course, the scoring record as well. tiger woods did make the cut. then there's ben crenshaw playing in his final masters at 63. misses the cut. look at the ovation from the crowd. tears from his family and big hug from his long-time caddie who is unable to walk the course with him anymore. that is a very nice moment. >>> and sixers center nerlens noel will not play against the bulls due to that sprained ankle. i'm john clark. have a great weekend. >>> fans just cannot get enough of the hottest rivalry in baseball. maybe that's why the yankees and red sox played 19 innings in the bronx last night and into this morning. the sacrifice fly in the top of the 19th scored the winning run for boston. this game ended at 2:13 this morning a

word from jamal robinson one of four volunteer firefighters hell hostage by a former colleague at lamontire company one in elkins park. the scene captured by skyfox above as swat teams and numerous police officers surrounded the building on the ground. robinson's mother saw the whole thing on tv. >> that's when i was like, wait a minute, i raised up off the bed oh my god that's -- that's the place where my son work at. i didn't know that it was him until like later on when they started bringing hostage out i seen a bald head guy walking out with his hands up. >> police say 25-year-old paul jordan came to the station with a nine mill neither handgun entering through an open door. investigators say he was angry after being fired last night a mid a long running dispute. >> previously before our arrival before we received a call it did fire one shot into the wall in the firehouse. >> reporter: no other shots were fired. police say jordan cep the firefighters in the basement while hostage negotiators took a place on the first floor. >> during that time we were in conversations with him by pho

. >> reporter: the news hit lamont vancurr especially hard. he cared for his disabled wife especially a decade. >> that's no good. that's no good to put somebody in the woods for five days. >> reporter: a day after allegedly abandoning her son in the woods parler posted on facebook i'm so happy. a friend responded call me asap and another posted how the hell you happy? call me. >> when you have all the opportunities in turn the kid over to your family members who wanted to care for him. >> reporter: medics say he was dehydrated, malnourished and suffering a cut to the back and an injury to the eye, but the good news here tonight that is there are apparently a number of family members with the son at the hospital now and several of them want to take him in. in fact, they apparently have been trying for years to get custody of him. reporting live in silver spring bruce leshan, wusa9. >> thanks so much. montgomery county police say as soon as doctors release parler from a hospital she will face extradition to philadelphia to go before a judge. >>

they say he was armed way 9-millimeter handgun when he took three hostages in the basement lamont firehousecheltenham. it happened back on march 31st march 31st. officials say jordan was upset about recently being terminated from the fire company. the hostages were freed and jordan did surrender to police. he's now facing multiple kidnapping charges among others. his bail was set at $1.5 million $1.5 million. >>> a professor at drexel university is on administrative leave tonight after e-mailing her students pornography. she thought she sent her law school students a link to helpful writing tips. >> but that link was anything but. fox 29's sabina kuriakose went to campus to fine out how this happen. >> i'm sure she's mortified. i mean if it was a mistake then it's very unfortunate for her career and her professional teaching. >> reporter: career now seemingly at the same timed by reports drexel university law professor lisa mcilroy seen here in a profile on the university website sent her las class e-mail containing a link to a pornographic video last week with the subject line "great artic

police responded to shots fired at the lamont fire company. paul jordan entered the station with a 9-millimeter handgun. they same he was angry after being fired monday night a mid a long running dispute. >> previously before our arrival, before we received a call it, did fire one shot into the wall in the firehouse. during that time, we were in conversations with him by phone. >> police say jordan eventually surround earned end to hostage negotiators after all of the hostages were freed. jordan is now in a state hospital for a mental health evaluation. >> pennsylvania supreme court has ruled against state attorney general kathleen kane, says county judge acted properly when he a pointed a special prosecutor to look into grand jury leaks tied to her office. kane had challenged the appointment after grand jury recommended she be criminally charged. that recommendation is now in the hands of the montgomery county district attorney. >>> family members say convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal being treated for complications with diabetes at pottsv

amy: in their letter urging zuniga's reinstatement, top educators including noam chomsky, marc lamont hill, and kevin kumashiro, dean of the university of san francisco school of education, wrote quote, "it seems to us that we are at a moment in world history where it is important to encourage teachers to help their students develop empathy for others, and to see themselves as people who want to strive to make the world a better place. how we pursue these aims is a legitimate question, but threatening to fire teachers who are trying to engage students' hearts seems to us to be profoundly wrongheaded." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: i am juan gonzalez and welcome to our viewers around the country and around the world. we begin today's show with doug hughes, the u.s. mail man who made headlines when he flew a helicopter known as the gyrocopter onto the u.s. capitol lawn in an active civil disobedience. the letter began with a quote from john kerry farewell speech to the senate. "the unending

now i just talked to the deputy chief of the lamont fire company who is standing in the driveway here. he tells me the rain and mist conditions, while you might think it may work in firefighters' favor, it doesn't because the cloud ceiling is so low and hazy and misty. firefighters cannot see as well if it were clear and dry. and that affects the firefighting approach. food news no one injured. the power is out and turned off to this home. the rest of the block powerwise is not affected. we'll stay on the scene to try to talk to the fire marshall once he finishes his investigation. reporting live in cheltenham katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> and new from overnight in philadelphia, a woman managed to walk away unharmed from this crash in fairmount park happening along kelly drive in fairmount park. the woman lost control and her car flipped over. >>> also new from overnight, five people escaped a house fire in philadelphia's frankford section. this happened around 1:30 this morning on bridge street. crews say the fire started in the kitchen and then spread from the kitchen to the secon

. >>> 27-yard anthony lamont payne from district heights, maryland is charged now with second-degree murder in connection with a deadly crash along the bw parkway on march 20. the 19-year-old from silver spring was killed in the crash. payne is facing a maximum sentence of life in prison if he is convicted. >>> two men would police say may be connected to a group known as the black hat bandits are due in court today. dewitt hall and thomas george were arrested in connection with a robbery at a northwest d.c. wells fargo back in march. court documents show thomas george told police he committed nine bank robberies. the bandits are known for their all black outfits and their disguises. back to you. >> mike, thank you. >>> the largest school system in our region could soon see cutbacks. >> extreme types call for extreme measures. how lawmakers in california could be hitting water waste where it hurts. their wallets, savings accounts and then some. >> if you didn't think it could get any better than yesterday, very news for you. tomorrow's weather, that's when things go downhill but toda

being fired as a volunteer firefighter, he held four men at gunpoint, this happened march 31 at the lamonte company in elkins park. police say the 25 year old fired a shot into the wall before surrendering and letting his hostages go, being held on $1.5 million bail charges is kidnapping, assault, other related offense. >> jurors continue deliberations today former new england patriots player aaron hernandez, the defense attempt topped shift blame to two co-defendant. his lawyers acknowledge for the very first time his client saw the murder happen, but said he did not do it. >> hernandez has pleaded not guilty. >>> two members of the illinois state university athletic department were among seven people who died in a plane crash in central illinois. federal investigators say the plane had been cleared to land in fog in rain, but appears to have turned away from approaching the runway before crashing. the plane had been returning from the ncaa basketball tournament in indianapolis. illinois state associate head basketball coach and deputy athletic director were both killed. >>> an utility co

paul jordan threatened the men with a handgun when he showed up at the lamont fire company yesterday.nvestigators say jordan fired one round into the base holding the men hostage. he surrendered more than an hour later and his neighbors say it doesn't sound like the man they know. >> it doesn't sound like him at all, he's not that type of guy. >> he's a respectable person. you never thought that people could do something like that. it doesn't make no sense. like he just snapped, i don't know. >> jordan is a property manager for the philadelphia housing authority and works for the salvation army emergency response team. after he surrendered, he was taken for a mental evaluation. >>> and today members of philadelphia's muslim community will hand out leaflets to septa riders with a message of peace. this in response to controversial ads that will soon appear on septa buses. the ads show adolf hitler and accuse muslims of jew hatred. the ads also stopping for sending aid to muslim countries. mayor michael nutter wants philadelphia to turn the other cheek. >> we don't share the history of

right now i want to bring in marc lamont hill and eugene o'donnell, professor at john j. kol college of criminal justice. we have this statement that was released late today. you have to read it and get to paragraph three to see the headline. after they acknowledge and i think it's important to say, the protests have been peaceful, the police officer's union continues to say that the i'm manuals seen on television look and sound like a lynch mob. >> it was stunning. it was offensive, obviously inaccurate and it's dangerous. first of all, lynch mocks don't call for the immediate arrest of people they murder people. the whole point of a lynch mob is extrajudicial violence. it's what happened to this man, what happened in charleston south carolina. let's not use it for anybody right now. let's have an honest transparent process. people are angry this man is dead. there's no lynch mob out there. >> you heard our reporters using words like tense and angry. part of what he's referring to i think what happened live on this program last night. for people that didn't see it let me

ben ferguson and mark lamont hill and cnn senior media correspondent and host of reliable sources and political commentator and sally cohn and republican strategist lisa booth. let's begin with you, brian. the hillary video and the response videos that we've seen. it's all about social media. >> we've seen prebut theals and rebuttals and this was launched on facebook and twitter and it's been reaching a wide number of people online and of course lots more we'll see on television but what's beautiful about facebook is it's shareable. we saw 50,000 re-tweets on twitter and this speaks to the celebrity quotient poppy, rand paul's announcement on twitter, and it just goes to speak to the level of interest around hillary clinton and it's wrapped up half a million facebook friends because she's signing more people off her email list and she'll be able to reach out to them for the 20 months to come. do you know how many days it is? 571 days. i'm counting down already. >> of course. former senator lincoln chafee launching this extraordinary committee and saying clinton is too bushlike when it

nbc 10 spoke with the four firefighters from lamont volunteer fire company in elkins park. one of their former colleagues is now under psychiatric observation after holding them at gunpoint tuesday morning. the firefighters say he was upset about being fired. they identified the alleged captor as paul jordan. his former colleagues did not want their faces shown, but they did show us the damage to the firehouse and said they forgive jordan. >> then he got mad and he shot a shot inside the wall which was about six inches from one of our guys. if he wanted to, he could have killed us all. we still love him and when we can have visitation the spiritual side said i will be there to see him. >> authorities say they convinced jordan to release the hostages. he then surrendered to s.w.a.t. officers. the firefighter said jordan will always be a part of the brotherhood at the firehouse. >>> and this morning we're learning more about the cumberland county father who died tuesday after police took him into custody. sources from law enforcement are now disputing witnesses who said polic