there was a prosecutor, an incredibly important hero of thm story, malcolm bell who could see that he was trying tote pri prosecute police was being blocked at every turn. he finally pieces together the reason he's being shut down is because rockefeller is sittingng in nomination hearings for the vice presidency. so he and that's when the whole thing shuts down. he wrote a 167 page document that outlined all of the evidence the state had that it did not act on. i found that document. there are only three copies every made and i found one of the. >> it will never happen again. whatever book i choose to write that will never happen again. >> sometimes we have joked that we wish we wrote on the 13th century that there's something about writing history when there's a lot of people still live.me and w talk about the process, i'm interested in there's lot of people that were imprisoned at the time were part of the uprising that are still around. so talk about their involvement in the process of writing a may be even after the book is.ta i know you talked to some people but imagine that's ha

the whistle blowing document, there was a prosecutor, incredibly important hero of this story, malcolm bell who could see that he was trying to prosecute prisoner -- police and he was being blocked at every turn and he finally pieces together that the reason he's being shut down, he's ultimately just shut down because rockefeller is sitting in nomination hearings for the vice presidency and that's when the whole thing shuts down and so he wrote in 167-page document that outlined all of the evidence that the state had that did not -- that it didn't act on and i found that document. there was only three copies of it ever made and i found one of them. it'll never happen again. whatever took i choose to write, it'll never happen again. >> talk to me -- talk to all of us about your -- i mean, sometimes we've joked that we wish -- we road on the 13th century. there's something about writing history when there are a lot of people still alive. so talk about the process, i guess i'm particularly interested in there's a lot of people that were imprisoned at the time and were part of the uprising and

there was a prosecutor, and incredibly important hero of this story, malcolm bell who could see that he was trying to prosecute police and he was being blocked every turn and he finally pieces together the reason why he's being shut down and he's ultimately just shut down is because rockefeller is sitting in nomination hearings for the vice presidency and that's when the whole thing shuts down and so he wrote in 167 page document that outlines all of the evidence that the state had that it did not act on and i found that document. there was only three copies ever made and i found one of them. it will never happen again. whatever book i choose to write, that will never happen again. >> so, talk-- well, taught all of us, i mean, sometimes we have jumped that we wish we wrote on the 13th century. there is something about writing history when there are a lot of people still alive and so talk about the process-- i guess to take a really interested a lotta people that that, you know, imprisoned at the time that were part of that uprising and that are still around. talk about their involvem

bell with the very latest, hi there, don. >> reporter: hi there guys, listen you know it business to be real when you see malcolm jenkins and brandon graham walk through that door. first three days of practice were all about rookies but on a day like today with the rookies on the field we had our attention on the veterans. these guys are looking for fresh start as you might expect, nearly seven months ago they finished with a seven -nine record. they missed playoffs for third straight year but eagles had highly active off season and optimism is high. >> i mean it is great to be back. it has been a long off season. obviously looking forward to this team and this year and obviously the start of something special. good to see all of the guys, back in town. >> we have to make sure we work hard as a group and trust one another. that is biggest thing. biggest thing that we gain that trust because we have new faces, and we have to bring them up to speed with how we do it in philadelphia. once we get past that we will have a really good season. >>> it goodies to see those guys back in the building. you heard brandon graham mention

mind for me, malcolm sequential, because every time i see him i feel like the beard is growing and growing. he looks a little dapper right there w at his suit store over on walnut. sean bell again, he he keeps it groomed.s that he ' the key. 20 inches. come on. parents, if you're looking to score some paints r points with your little ones we have you covered. there's some hot new toys that your kids will want this summer scott and i are going to play and find all about them coming up after the break. >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. by visiting our website it's been awhile since you first knew. there's something very different about you. you have the power to make your marshmallow wishes...come true. you can make your marshmallow wishes come true by winning one of 10,000 boxes of only marshmallows. find your code in special boxes of lucky charms. they're magically delicious. >> so no matter how much fun the kids in your life are trying to have this summer, the