among the many being beaten in selma on that bloody sunday on the edmund pettus bridge was linda lowery14-year-old girl in the 19th row. >> he hit me two times that i could remember. >> reporter: a police officer? >> it was a sheriff's deputy. i received seven stitches over my right eye. and 28 stitches in the back of my head. >> reporter: the images of that day shocked the country including a 24-year-old college student in new york named steve somerstein. >> when linda is being beaten, you saw that >> i thought is that happening here in america? >> reporter: so he grabbed his camera and one of the seats on the buses heading south to join the march to montgomery two weeks later. a cbs news camera caught him as he captured one of his most memorable photos on the steps of the alabama statehouse. it's among many of his never-before-published images now on display at the new york historical society. >> but to see it life size like this brings me so much closer to the image. >> . >> reporter: he captured the watchers with hope. >> i see so many generations. >> this woman couldn't know anythi

see me. >> reporter: for a woman who made one of our most important marches forward, linda lowery isfspending a lot of time these days looking back. >> i have learned over the years that every day in your life is a journey and you have the ability to make history every day. >> reporter: only, she says, if you are willing to take the first step. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> rose: recording courage. that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm charlie rose. i'll see you tomorrow on cbs "this morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now at 6:00, she is the new face of the bay area housing crisis. a woman raising her two young kids in a tiny garage. only on "5", she fires back at critics who say she is putting them in danger. >> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. she says she was left with no choice when looking for a place to live. our andria borba caught up with her today. >> reporter: a stuffed animal here a mobile there and a garage door at the end. >> my sweet little home. >>

among the many being beaten in selma on that bloody sunday on the edmund pettus bridge was linda loweryin the 19th row. >> he hit me two times that i could remember. >> a police officer. >> it was a sheriff's deputy. i received seven stitches over my right eye and 28 stitches in the back of my head. >> reporter: the images of that day shocked the country, including a 24-year-old college student in new york named steve somerstein. >> when linda's being beaten -- >> i saw that. >> you did see that. >> i thought it was just happening here in america. >> reporter: so he grabbed his camera and on one of the seats of the buses of students heading south to join the march two weeks later. a cbs camera caught him as he captured one of his most memorable photos on the steps of the alabama state house. it's one of his never-before-seen images now on display at the new york historical society. >> to see it life size like this brings me so much closer to the image. >> reporter: he captured the marchers and those watching him with hope his sharp eye catching the irony beneath a billboard. >> i see so

rich lowery to you, i have to get your initial reaction to the press conference today.illary took a lot of questions from reporters. did not seem to be a very positive exchange yet strangely smiling through the whole thing. >> well, smiling a forced smile i would say. and what she is telling us basically too much of a hardship for her to have two devices when she travels with enormous entourage of secretary of state. there would have been someone else to hold the other phone if that is what she wanted. she is relying on the fact she holds the whip hand in the sense she deleted all other emails apparently she didn't turn over to the state department and not giving up her server. how will anyone double-check anything she says. gerri: i want you to respond to sound we got from today's press conference. listen to hillary clinton. >> the system we used was set up for president clinton's office and, it had numerous safeguards. it was on property, guarded by the secret service. and there were no security breaches. so i think that the, the use of that server which started with

tonight the times is reporting greg lowery is out of a coma and talking. doctors say he may be able to move to a rehab facility in the coming weeks. he was hit by a pickup at adline and 8th streets in january. the truck driver stopped and that is when police say a group of people came and robbed both the elderly driver and lowery. no arrests have been made. >>> richmond police are investigating a deadly shooting near a housing comprex. the killing happened last night at 10:30 near the monterey pines complex. police came and officers found that victim dead there at the scene. he is identified tonight at 23-year-old robert griffin jr. police have made no arrests. >>> last thursday we told you about the rising number of homeless camps along the petaluma river and environmental damage. today dozens of volunteers headed out to clean up some of the mess. they gathered hundreds of pounds of debris at one camp. there are no roads there. just hiking trails. it was loaded on to boats to be hauled away and a bb gun found. they tried to steer the homeless but say ofte

among those linda blackman lowery.n march 7, 1965, and later that year she was the youngest person to complete the entire march during which she celebrated her 15th birthday. >> the sel mamovement was a children's movement because our parents was going to get fired from their jobs, you know if they were photographed openly participating. >> images of the police crack down on the petis bridge and civil rights march helped to sweep legislation to protect minorities from harrassment and intimidation from the polls. and 50 years later, miss lowery wishes more americans would take advantage of their right to vote. >> how can you bring about change if you don't help yourself in you are going to sit down and holar about it afterward ares. you don't get out there and vote? >> and president obama and former president george bush will be expected to be there and commemorating the transformative events that took place on the bridge behind me 50 years ago. >> johnathon thank you. >> and nasa going where no probe has gone before. i

rich lowery, "national review." fox news contributor. the plane caught in the fence like a net. >> i was surprised the guy at press conference poo-pooed the idea. no, there was no danger into the water. melissa: really? >> it was dipping over the water. the nose of that aircraft was right over the water. there was incident couple years ago charlie remembers as well, there was plane went in the water. went into the drink. i think there were couple fatalities as a result of that. this thing was close to going into the water. >> you have to ask yourself why they were landing in this crummy weather. >> with the wind behind them. melissa: they said two planes came in before them reporting good braking. that is what they said in the press conference, but continue. >> airlines stocks are off. shows you how crazy stock traders are. why investors have to worry about the headlines. should ignore the headlines. stocks go on stupid headlines on this they will trade off. >> don't panic. >> put up a stock chart of the airlines right now, to give it so

we also have rich lowery of "the national review." he is a fox news contributor steve forbes, let me go to you first. this new information overwhelming devastating. >> it is. you will see a real push now outside of cockpits there will be a code if somebody is locked out like that you can get back in. and, in the past understandably they have always tried to make these things so you couldn't get in. but as you know attendant is always supposed to go in as pilot goes out. i guess that didn't happen at this time. melissa: that's true. you look at all those things. they say planes equipped with the code you said. i don't know if we know if this one was or not. even still the pilot inside can override it. >> for five minutes. melissa: somebody inside, somebody else inside of there. somebody determined to crash a plane, rich you mean you can kill the person in there with them if they're so determined. >> yes but makes it a lot harder. this is the case where u.s. regulation is just best. two people have to be in that cockpit in planes flying

linda lowery joins me now.t with the president of the united states yesterday. >> not quite. i sat in the vip section, and i did meet him, take pictures with him and the first lady and the first lady and i were talking so about my scars and my being on the bridge at 14 and being beaten. she had to tell him, honey, look at this! because i was showing her my scar on the back of my head where i had the 28 stitches. >> i'm wondering, given that she is the mother of teenage girls not far from the age that you were when you took those courageous acts and were brutalized in that way -- i mean, my daughter is 13. and to hear you say that makes me both angry and sad but also so grateful for your courage. what did the first lady say to you in response? >> she was very concerned, and she was looking as i was telling the story like with her mouth open. she was holding my hands and saying, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, you know. and if she wasn't sincere, she got an academy because she sure act like it. but i did believe she

being hit by a truck in west oakland two months ago is out of a coma and speaking. 25-year-old greg lowery suffered severe head trauma and had been comatose since the accident happened january 13. he emerged from the coma three weeks ago and thursday began talking again. these photos are from our media partners at bay area news group. they show lauowery awake with his mom. the story attracted widespread attention when lowery was pickpocketed while lying in the street critically injured. the 80-year-old driver who hit him was also robbed. no arrests have been made. >>> a shocking discovery at a south bay high school after students found a body in an outdoor swimming pool. this morning investigators are still trying to figure out what happened. >> reporter: in east san jose a community in disbelief at piedmont hills high school. >> the first thing going through my head was it a murder? was it an accident? that's what i was wopdering. >> reporter: many students with lots of questions after a body was discovered on campus. >> as the students and the staff were taking off the pool covers a body

brett lowerie three-run homer. the angels beat the giants. tim lincecum, good effort.ight at 6:00, warriors hosting utah. we have a preview and the sharks clinging to playoff hopes in montreal but trailing right now. >>> coming up we'll show you the ultimate around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters april 3rd. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." airport attack. new details of those terrifying moments in new orleans. the man with the machete, also had explosives with him and we hear from the tsa agent he attacked. >>> terror alert. the new threat. what appears to be a hit list against u.s. servicemen and women calling for attacks here in the united states. >>> off the force. a racially charged video made by a florida police officer and the offensi

the state board of education voted yesterday to authorize superintendent lillian lowery to make the decision on a case- by-case basis. so far officials say 11 school systems have requested the waivers but others may make requests in the coming weeks as well. there's no timetable for these decisions on the requests. the board is already allowed four school systems to open on the monday after easter which is a school state holiday to make up some of the lost time because of the snow. >>> we had a touch of icing in a few spots this morning from areas in the west virginia panhandle, northern virginia, northern maryland. now we're above freezing. still kind of raw ow there. the cold damp -- raw out there. the cold dampness right through you. manassas, d.c., over toward owens, owens a minute ago was 42. howntsingtown, excuse me -- huntingtown, excuse me, huntington is at 43. we had the rain come through this morning. this is all ahead of a warm front. you see the rain toward delaware, northeastern pennsylvania. other than a stray shower, i think we're pretty much done with the rain for today. stil

john waters and lowery brown are already facing charges. tynes pleaded guilty in december. >>> solemn solidarity in north philadelphia where a police officer lost his life just days ago. >> this evening the community joined for a vigil where the officer died in a shootout. keith jones is at the scene where the pain is so fresh for many. >> reporter: just below the windows of the game stop store, those windows blown out from gunfire, sits the memorial for officer robert william iii. the 22nd district is back to work. the community vows to help them heal. >> see you in heaven. >> lightning words from a child. with sensitive ears always listening here at the scene of last week's adults gun battle. home now to this heartfelt memorial. >> when i say we you say care. we! >> care! >> we! >> care! >> he runs a community outreach for officer robert wilson iii. >> he was from the community. his kids are suffering today. especially his son. i don't like saying this. but i have to say it for him. happy birthday. >> reporter: officer wilson's son turned

the others charged in this case are representatives ron waters and vanessa lowery brown and thomas tine who pleaded guilty and is serving two years in prison. >>> 4:04. heads are still spinning this morning and some people are scratching those heads after another surprising trade by eagles' coach chip kelly. the team is now quarterback with the st. louis rams. we are live with more on this move and what fans are saying about it. tracy? >> reporter: you're right. fans are not happy with chip kelly's decision going, huh? let's go to the details of the trade. the eagles get sam bradford plus the rams' fifth draft pick this year. bradford missed two of the last seasons including last year. in exchange the eagles are giving up draft picks. nick foles made the playoffs in the pro bowl. they had the best quarterback rating in the nfl in his first year under chip kelly but had a broken clavicle most of last year. we asked fans what they think about this decision and most were unable to grasp trading fole. >> what if he's wrong? >> i don't think anybody will be happy and he won't be here long if

representatives ron waters and vanessa lowery brown are already charged with accepting bribes from philadelphia. >>> and new this morning, a warning for parents in camden county. police are searching for a man who tried to lure three young girls into his car. three girls were walking on ferry avenue near 8th saturday night when the driver pulled up asked them to get into the car, and when the girls said no the driver pulled over and demanded they get inside. they threatened to call police and the driver took off. now this is a description of the car police are looking for, newer model 2013 black four-door dodge wagon with a new jersey license plate, c66chh. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> happening today at delaware valley college, a pennsylvania congressman will unveil proposed legislation aimed to make schools safer. this will take place during the bucks county conference on crimes against children. congressman mike fitzpatrick is pushing for stronger background checks for schools. the conference runs all day on campus there. >>> and school safety will take center stage i

representatives ron waters and vanessa lowery brown are facing charges. and the philadelphia traffic court judge pleaded guilty in december. >>> the former chair of the philadelphia reform commission won't go to court to fight his removal. bill green says he doesn't want legal matters to compromise support for the school district. governor tom wolf announced last week that marjorie neff will take over as chair because she shares his vision for the district. >>> new surveillance video shows thieves breaking into a van in broad daylight and camden police want you to take a good look at these guys. the men stole copper welding cable and connectors from the van on williams stream back on february 5th. one was wearing a paul v sweatshirt and the other is wearing a bright yellow jacket. >>> the trial accuses today for the man who punched a girl on the trolley. the man worked for the parks and rec at the time of the attack. this is video of the route 15 trolley in january. oliver was upset because the girl kept bumping into him with her backpack. even though he

the others charged in the case representatives ron waters and vanessa lowery brown both from philadelphia. and thomas tines already pled guilty and is serving two years in prison. >>> jurors in the retrial of a philadelphia priest who is accused of molesting an altar boy will continue to deliberate today even though they have reached an impasse. reverend andrew mccormick was tried last year was the jury couldn't reach a verdict after four days of deliberation. mccormick assaulted the boy at a parish rectory in 1997. the boy was 11. the archdiocese of philadelphia says mccormick is on administrative leave after a different allegation of abuse was made against him. >>> a chester county high school teacher and coach charged with having sex with a female student faces a preliminary court hearing today. investigators say mark butler took a 17-year-old girl to his house several times and allegedly gave her alcohol and had sex with her. he was freed on bail after his arraignment last month. >>> this morning a philadelphia man is charged with leaving his young son alone in a car while he went to

and because of men and women like john lewis, joseph lowery jose williams amelia buntham, diane nash,, c.t. vivian, andrew young fred shuttlesworth dr. martin luther king jr., so many others, the idea of a just america and a fair america, an inclusive america and a generous america that idea ultimately triumphed. now, as is true across the landscape of american history we cannot examine this moment in isolation. the march on selma was part of a broader campaign that spanned generations. the leaders that day part of a long line of heroes. we gather here to celebrate them. we gather here to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and the chastening rods, tear gas and the trampling hoof, men and women who despite the gush of blood and splintered bone would stay true to their north star and keep marching towards justice. they did as scripture instructed rejoice and hope, be patient in tribulation be constant in prayer. and in the days to come, they went back again and again. when the trumpet call sounded for more to join, the people came. black and white. you

the others charged in the case representatives ron waters and vanessa lowery brown and thomas tine have pled guilty and are serving two years in prison. >>> and eagles' fans may have trouble of keeping track of who is on the team after another roster shakeup. vai sikahema is live in the digital operations center to tell us about chip kelly's decision to swap quarterbacks with the st. louis rams. if anyone can explain this vai, it's you. so tell us. >> i'm telling you, i have been around the nfl for almost 30 years now, some of my former teammates are now head coaches many the management division. i have talked to them in the last 44 hours and they can't believe what is going on. nick foles is headed to the st. louis rams in exchange for sam bradford. and they have a second-round pick that they get. we'll break down the two quarterback roles and how much they have played over the past few years. bradford missed most of the last two seasons including all of last year after tearing the acl in his left knee. his career record with the rams 1-30-1. nick foles was 14-4. plaid the playoffs in

no kyle lowery for raptors. derosen picks up the slack.k door opened, he scores a game high 35 points, the sixers lose 114-103. >>> eagles have decided not to use franchise tag on jer mist maclin. that means the receiver will hit the open market neck week if the two side cannot come up with a new contract. eagles do sign former packers inside linebacker brad generals to a two year contract. he is 6-foot four, 242-pound. six year veteran was a starter in green bay before he was demoted this past season. he was released last month. jones also played on special teams. >>> still a ahead a phillies star likely won't be playing in any spring training games anytime soon. villanova gets good news news that might help with the ncaa tournament comes around phillies will open up grapefruit play tomorrow against yankees. the chase utley will not play for the next week or so. he is still dealing with the sprained ankle he suffered in mid-july. >>> college basketball rankings have villanova fourth in the nation. that puts them in line to get number one

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fox business's david asman, rich lowery, "national review" and also fox news contributor. over there is veronica daguerre, you recognize her from "the wall street journal" this report is so infuriating. i mean improper payments increased by 19 billion. they had been going down. this includes in addition to the fraud, errors and overpayments, underpayments and payments made without proper documentation. rich, let me start with you. >> well the core competency of government -- melissa: i'm sorry, the what? >> the core competency of government -- melissa: yeah, they don't have that. >> not even good at that. so look medicare, medicaid we've known forever, rife with fraud. the sail is true of the eitc, a major offender. as far as government programs go not a bad one but still gives away -- melissa: that is the earned income tax credit you're talking about which had nearly 18 billion in improper payments. this is the one we talk about new immigrants come in the country. file for back years when they were here illegally. that is 18 billion given away in improper payments. medica

federal prosecutors filed papers today charging matthew lowery with 64 counts. that includes evidence tampering and drug to pegs. he could plead guilty to these charges as soon as next week. news4's mark segraves is combing through charges. >>> disturbing and unacceptable. that's how the chief is describing allegations against a prince george's county police officer. santiago is accused of holding a gun to a man's head. prosecutors say it happened over a dispute over parking outside a home in bowie last month. santiago is suspended without pay. >>> the search is on right now for two people involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash on the b.w. parkway today. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. and fekted a lot of commutes this morning. the driver of a lincoln sit a mustang and forced it off the road near route 20 20 2. the mustang rolled over and caught fire. the driver was trapped and died on the scene. the passenger and driver in the other car ran off. the northbound lanes of the b.w. parkway were closed for nearly eight hours today. >>> arrests this afternoon in th

and because of men and women like john lewis, joseph lowery, hosea williams, diane nash, ralph abernathydrew young fred shuttlesworth, dr. martin luther king jr., and so many others the idea of a just america and a fair america, and inclusive america and a generous america, that idea ultimately triumphed because of campaigns like this. the voting rights act was passed. political and economic and social barriers came down, and the change these men and women launched is visible today in the presence of african-americans who sit on the bench, who served in elected office in small towns to big cities, from the congressional black caucus all the way to the oval office. because of what they did, the doors of opportunity swung open not just for black folks but for every american. women marched through those doors, latinos marched through those doors. asian-americans, gay americans americans with disabilities -- they all came through those doors. their efforts gave the entire south a chance to rise again. not by reasserting the past, but by transcending the past. what a glorious thing, and what

state representative ronald waters and vanessa lowery brown admitted to grand jury members theye illegallyhomasine tynes pleaded guilty to conflict of interest for accepting an expensive bracelet. she's currently serving 23 months in a federal prison on another case. it all stems from the investigation and sting0l that kathleen -- attorney general kathleen kane declined to pursue citing shoddy police work and the possibility this was racially motivated, but the d.a. says there were 400 hours of recordings that clearly provide a strong backbone for the case. and that race played no role. my colleague rosemary connors will continue the coverage of this for the rest of the day. so stay tuned, both online and on our mobile device mobile app you can get on your phone for free. live outside the d.a.'s office in center city, jesse gary nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> here are the stories making headlines now. we're learning more about this crash in montgomery county. police tell us an 18-year-old is hurt after his car hit a patch of ice and overturned along never road. he suffered minor injuries.

matthew lowery entered a guilty plea today for stealing heroin from drug dealers at crime scenes and out of evidence lockers. he's a former special agent at the fbi's field office in washington. police tell us he took drugs that had been processed as in evidence 2012 and 2013. he's charged now with more than 60 counts including obstruction of justice and tampering with evidence. our mark segraves is at the ath the courthouse. he tells us more than a dozen law enforcement agents showed up today to support lowry. his live report at 5:00 tonight. >>> the defense at the boston marathon bombing trial says lit call no more witnesses. today a fingerprint expert told a court she processed more than 800 prints from items involved in the bombing that killed three people and injured hundreds of others. on items ranging from the bomb containers to the detonator to the bomb instruction papers. the majority of the fingerprints were those of tamerlan tsarnaev who was killed in a shoot-out with police not those of his brother, dzhokhar who's now on trial in the murders. >>> now to a developing story

some of them have been charged including representative ron waters and vanessa lowery brown. they are among five representatives accused of selling their offices in exchange for money and gifts. williams said they accepted thousands of dollars in bribes from an informant who posed as a lobbyiest. here's one of the conversations between representative waters and the undercover informant. >> it's the usual. a. it's 500. waters, okay my man. informant, all right. waters my man, that's 2 grand, that's for you. waters, okay. informant, just make sure you vote no on that. waters okay. >> and district attorney seth williams took over prosecuting the case after attorney general kathleen cain felt it was racially motivated and questioned the integrity of the undercover informant. reporting live in center city katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> 6:05 now. the truck driver ordered to stand trial in last year's deadly crash in berks county is due back in court. the man was sleep deprived when his tractor-trailer slammed into several cars on i-78 and three people died. he now faces several ch

and because of men and women like john lewis, joseph lowery, jose williams, amelia bunten, diane nash, ralph abernathy, c.t. vivian, andrew young, fred shuttlesworth, dr. martin luther king jr., so many others, the idea of a just america and a fair america, an inclusive america and a generous america. that idea ultimately triumphed. now as it's true across the landscape of american history, we cannot examine this moment in isolation. the march on selma was part of a broader campaign that spanned generations. the leaders that day part of a long line of heroes. we gather here to celebrate them. we gather here to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and the chastening rod, tear gas and the trampling hoof and splitered bone would stay true to their north star and keep marching towards justice. they did a scripture instructed, rejoice and hope be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer. and in the days to come, they went back again and again. when the trumpet call sounded for more to join for more the people came. black and white. young and old. chris

editor-in-chief of the "national review," rich lowery. rich, i will start with you.y big question tonight, could the president really do this? cot president do this? does he have the power? >> well, this is something would be clearly in violation of the spirit of the constitution. saying we fought the revolution over but extremely worrisome that josh earnest was leafing the door open like that. because you look on immigration, the president's unilateral actions there, they're completely ruling them out for a long period of time. the president over and over again saying i didn't have the authority and he went ahead and did it anyway. so what does that tell us they're saying he is very interested in doing this immediately after it is floated. gerri: pete, to you, have you ever seen anything like this before? >> i've seen a few things like this but not to the same degree. we had of course during the clinton administration a big controversy over the universal service tax so-called e-rate to provide more internet service and hookups to schools and libraries. that was levi

the others charged in the case already representative ron waters and have a necessary louisiana lowerys tine who is serving two years in prison already. >>> and a roster shakeup for chip kelly swapping foles to the st. louis rams. bradford has a career of 18-30-1. nick foles was 14-4. he made the playoffs and the pro bowl. he had the best rating in the nfl in his first year under chip kelly but was hurt most of last season with a broken clavicle. we asked fans what they think about kelly's decision. most were unable to grasp trading foles. >> what if he's wrong? >> i don't think anybody will be happy and i don't think he'll be here very long if he is. >> he may be good. he thinks outside the box, but i think he should have kept him. >> you're not standing behind him? >> no. >> of course, people had a lot to to stay about the trade on social media. most of the response was opposed to the deal. we'll have to see if kelly will keep bradford as a quarterback or use him as a chip to get marcus mariotta in the draft. >>> the fire chief is under investigation after a security worker says he d

we're asking "national review"'s editor rich lowery. thanks for coming on. surprised by this twitter announcement. is that the new world? >> it is the new world. i think this was shrewd by ted cruz stealing march from everyone else. a month or two from now we'll be so sick of presidential announcements from all the republicans. there is a little novelty to it. he owned the weekend with mystery what he was doing and got a fair amount of coverage today too. gerri: how many more republicans can we expect to enter the fray and will be as large as last time around? >> probably larger, eight, nine, 10. a lot of impressive people. three senators maybe four right off the bat. a bunch of governors, former governors. so it will be an impressive and crowded field. cruz in particular, there is some chance he could win iowa. he wins iowa, one of last two or three standing. it is a very crowded field especially among populist religious right conservatives. gerri: he was at liberty university in lynchburg virginia home of evan fell call christians to, sure. fifth anniversa

kyle lowery is not even playing.merville know of player on a maintenance rest, that is what teams do right now. bad defense by sixers. that is to derosen, who had 35 points, for toronto, a they win 114-103. so head coach is caught between winning and teaching. >> we go to win you look at that is a mistake, that is a mistake, but he played well under pressure, i think you can judge they are improving and getting better and who is better in that environment. >> although eagles chose not to put franchise tag on jeremy maclin yesterday they did sign free agent linebacker brad jones, mostly a special teams player for green bay packers. he is 28 years of age. they sign him to a two year deal. just remember what i'm told jeremy maclin will end up signing with the eagles. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> did you hear that about jeremy maclin. >> i did hear that. >> you guys hung out in the same college campus. >> we didn't hang out. he was a football player celebrity. i was a little nerd going to class with m

and here we have democratic congresswoman nita lowery grilling the director. >> we're not talking about someone drinking at a party. we're talking about a respected member of the secret service who was absolutely drunk. how many people do you know -- how many friends do you know who may go to a party and then take a car and go ram it into a fence or some other barricade? i find this testimony shocking following up on my colleague. i just don't understand it. i would think it would take five minutes to change the culture before you even know the fact you can say based on the allegations, if in fact you are not aware that this kind of activity is inappropriate for a member of the secret service, you better get it now and go find another job. that's why i'm so puzzled. i can't believe you said it will take time to change the culture. >> so palpable frustration there from congresswoman lowey. and that was pretty much the rig gore rigger rigor from the rest of the committee. >> did we get any details of what actually happened that night? supposedly these two secret service agents one of them

that is kyle lowery. did he in the play because of maintenance.est, whatever that is in the nba anymore. bad defense by the sixers. derosen had 35. they beat the sixers, toronto does 114-103. head coach is caught between winning and teaching. >> we go to win. you look at that is a mistake or he played well under pressure. i think you can judge yep they are improving, getting better and hoist better in that environment. >> that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> all right. former phillies pitcher, curt schilling goes after cyber bull hoist made offensive comments about his daughter. >> it started when schilling congratulated his daughter for college acceptance and for some reason on people wrote vulgar sexually explicit comments n response schilling were an on line essay and repose ted tweet toss identify those people responsible. two have of those people deleted their a&count after being called out. schilling says that things posted are never okay for a man to say about a woman. good for him. yeah, he has always been out spoken as well.

the reverend joseph lowery will not be able to be here for health reasons.ess to the preacher amen? >> amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ get up if you're on the lord's side get up get up get up if you're on the lord's side get up get up if you're on the lord's side >> ♪ i am telling you to get on up ♪ >> ♪ get up get up if you're on the lord's side >> ♪ get, get, get, get, get up get up if you're on the lord's side get up if you're on the lord's side get, get, get, get, get up get up if you're on the lord's side my lord, my lord my lord, my lord ♪ ♪ >> get up! >> good afternoon, everyone. i know the protocol has already been said, but just let me take the liberty to acknowledge the pastor here of this church pastor strong. [applause] as well as other members of this church and members and ministers who are in the pulpit, our special guests, certainly the foot soldiers of the movement and all these icons that surround us across the elected officials as well as officials who are appointed. i am certainly proud to stand before you again today to bring you greetings as well as w

things on that trip, as we flew into china, you would think kissinger was worried about meeting john lowery, the james bond aspect of the secrecy, the geopolitical earthquake that he was about to unveil. no. he was worried that he had no shirts. [laughter] his staff assistant forgot to pack any shirts. henry was really upset. i don't blame him. this is a big event. he borrowed john's shirt. john holds is about 6'2". henry was around looking like a penguin. and his shirt had a label that said made in taiwan. [laughter] >> let me make one comment from the chinese point of view. what was not known, during this secret visit, there was an ally of communist china also in beijing and that was kim il-sung. we had the trouble of shuttling back and forth with the meeting with kissinger and his party and dealing with their ally north korea. the chinese leadership was really balancing off what it was trying to do with the united states against this. alliance relationships not only with north korea but with vietnam. so immediately after the kissinger party departed joe and , i first flew back to pyongya

rich lowery, "national review" and fox news contributor. penny, let me start with you.that line of defense going to work? >> good news is that mrs. clinton said she will answer the questions directly. there is no better person than mrs. clinton to be able to address what all this hullabaloo is about and we will know. i personally don't believe she has violate ad law. there has been different rules in '09, in '14. we've all been examined. there has been a lot of speculation. i think it is important for her. i think it is great she is finally coming out and addressing these directly and there is no other person to answer the questions. martha: let me ask you another question, penny. do you think when she does speak, and there is strong suggestion it is going to be today related to the u.n. appearance she is making, do you think she should take questions open it up and take questions? >> sure, absolutely. look, you know, she has, there is reasons for why she pursued what she did and systems in which she set up. answer those questions. answer them directly because unfortuna

the reverend joseph echols, lowery, vice president of the christian southern leadership conference of rogers tuscaloosa alabama. bishop e.p. merchantson of birmingham alabama. dr. gamillion of tuskegee, alabama. and dr. foster the president of tuskegee institute -- [ cheers & applause ] -- mr. albert turner of marion, alabama. the reverend fred shuttlesworth of birmingham, alabama. reverend joseph l. winger a white lutheran minister of birmingham, alabama. mrs. a.p. boynton of selma, alabama. attorney ozzy billingsly, birmingham alabama. mr. ru fuss, montgomery, alabama. and mr. dick dren nonof the university of alabama a white student. and the reverend jesse douglas of montgomery, alabama. if you approve of this committee, say aye. [ aye ]. >> the committee is now instructed to meet for final instructions in the auditorium of the dexter avenue baptist church just one block away here in the shadow of the capital with our leader dr. king after the benediction has been pronounced. we will now return to our national leaders, mr. james farmer could not be here today because of illness. bu

representatives ron waters and vanessa lowery brown are also facing charges and former philadelphia trafficfter 3:00 this morning on fairmount avenue and hutton street. police tell us the man claims to have jumped from the second floor window but they believe he started the fire. he's not been charged yet. i'm chris cato. back with another update in about 25 minutes. have a good morning. dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate practice. after he was done with his work, he said, "mom, i'm just tired," and started to cry. in first grade. what are we doing? what are we doing to our kids? >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> i was just showing hoda -- it's "boozeday tuesday" everybody. we're happy you're with us. today it's an exciting show. >> why -- >> we want to see how great liz hurley

the reverend joseph lowery, vice president of the southern christian leadership conference of birmingham, alabama. the chairman. the reverend fred wreath, of selma, alabama dr. cashin of huntsville, alabama, attorney fred d. gray of montgomery, alabama, dr. aji gatson, reverend rogers of tuscaloosa, alabama, bishop much inson of birmingham, alabama. dr. -- of tuskegee, alabama. and dr. foster, the president of tuskeegee institute. [cheering and applause] the reverend fred shuttlesworth, reverend joseph winger, a white lutheran minister of birmingham, alabama, mrs. a.p. boiling 10 of selma, alabama. attorney billings of birmingham, alabama, mrs. rufus lewis of montgomery, alabama, and mr. dick drennons of the university of alabama, a white student. and the reverend jesse douglas of montgomery, alabama. if you approve of this committee, say aye. audience: aye. >> the committee is now instructed to meet for final instructions in the auditorium of the dexter avenue baptist church, just one block away here in the shadow of the capital with our leader, dr. king, has been pronounced. we will no