governor markell among the elected officials attending. >> this morning police are investigating possible link between two shootings, one in which a man was shot and killed, just after talking to a pennsylvania state representative candidate. investigators say the 21 year old man was talking to a staffer for can't date chris rock on vernon road in cedarbrook about 3:30 yesterday afternoon. man approached the victim from behind, shot him twice in the head. gunman got away. short time later a 18 year old man was shot and killed in a drive-by shooting on temple road. police believe both shootings to be gang related. >> police tell "eyewitness news" they have identified a suspect in a weaken sexual assault in cobbs creek. they say the suspect new his victim through work. he forced the 29 year old victim into his karat 49th and lancaster early saturday morning. investigators say the suspect tied the victim sexually, assault dollars her, held her captive for 11 years. the woman freed herself and got away. police are searching for the suspect, but have not yet released his name. >>> well, still

governor jack markel of delaware is a clinton supporter and made the trek over the state line to comever here. not too bad driving over here, is it? >> not bad at all. >> what do you want to hear from hillary clinton tonight? you know she's going to do well in enough states to put her on this path. what should she say tonight to sanders supporters in particular? >> so hillary clinton was actually in delaware yesterday and had a phenomenal rally. what she said yesterday is what i hope to continue to hear. she has a compelling vision for the country, and i think if she continues to articulate that vision, if she makes clear the contrasts between her and donald trump and ted cruz, she's doing her part. and then it's up to the rest of us to remind people of what can happen if you sit out because your favorite candidate doesn't go all the way. think back to 2000 and ralph nader. people think think the democrat was sufficiently liberal, voted for nader, didn't turn out so well. >> what do you make of vice president biden? you're very close to him, i'm heard you and senator coops were on the

the latest assault occurred when markel white punched an officer as he entered the housing unit. >> he basically sucker punched an officer as he came in the door, which resulted in other disturbances in the dorm. >> white, who is currently there waiting for trial for murder, has been put in a segregation cell, and put on high status, the highest destination for a cell. he will be locked up for now, 24 hours a day, lose all of his privileges and have little more to do than sleep. >> what did you do to the officer? >> i hit him. i hit him. at the end of the day i came out -- [ bleep ] up. what is that called? restraints. >> let me talk to you real quick, all right? what is going on, white? i want to talk to you a little bit about what happened last night. >> i just got fed up. >> so what are you feeling like today? >> i'm feeling good. >> you know your discipline officer will see you in a couple of days. and because of that, i'll be by to see you and we'll be reviewing you, depending on your actions for two or three weeks, depending on the sort status, all right, well, i'll be talking to

nermeen: that was a member of anglo markel's cdu party.anis varoufakis, could you, it on what he said about your negotiating style and its impact on how the germans saw the greece debt crisis? >> by the way, there's no such thing as the germans. with germany you get a variety of opinion. we began our democracy in europe movement in germany. everywhere we are going in germany, we have immense support . it is a german government that saw me as a major, major inconvenience. you know what? they were very right to see me as a major inconvenience. you know why i was extremely inconvenient? because i did not want any money. what i was saying to our ,lectorate before the election that was the basis for my being elected. what i was saying to the creditors after my election was very simple. the problem is not that germany has not paid enough. germany has paid too much in a case of a big bailout. we had the largest loan in human history. the question is, what happened to that money? it was not money for greece, it was money for the banks. the greek p

and today they plan to meet with delaware governor jack markell to discuss gun control laws.ng for universal background checks and a ban on guns on college campuses. the riders have already travelled to new york, new jersey and pennsylvania. and hit some of that spring snow over the weekend. >> i don't think any of us would have been on a bike for ten minutes, not to mention eight hours but for the importance and significance of what we're doing. it's something that we need to fix. >> yesterday, team 26 met with philadelphia mayor jim kenney and the families of gun violence victims. the riders are expected to reach washington tomorrow. >>> this morning, we want to tell you about about changes the 76ers front office are making. they come days after general manag manager sam hnkky resigned. jerry colangelo stepped down. his son, bryan colangelo, was named to take over the job.ç he said he doesn't have problems with what hinkie was trying to build. >> the organization is poised to take a major step forward. >> sixers owner josh harris said jerry colangelo will remain with the c

today governor jack markell was on hand to congratulate the winners. >>> coming up tonight on 6 abc all the shows are new and full of drama and excitement. including on "the catch" take a look. >> i couldn't walk or see. >> people were collapsing and one went into a coma. >> he takes on a case that hits close to home. valerie's estranged husband, gordon comes to him for help after receiving side effects from a big pharmaceutical company. and the biggest lead yet for tracking down ben and luring their next victim, a princess. and the lineup starts with "grey's anatomy" and "scandal" at 9:00 followed by the catch, and "action news" at 11:00. >>> david is back and tracking severe thunderstorms. >> they were and now the severe thunderstorm warning has expired. because the bows have eased a little bit but as you look at stormtracker 6 live double scan this could still be a good line of showers, remain indoors and wait out while it passes, i'll take you in closer here and areas west of philadelphia, we'll start tracking this area of precipitation that is scattered and a lot of it yellow and o

she was just introduced by governor markell. she is holding a get out the vote event. we're streaming it live at 6abc.com. clinton will rally philadelphia voters tonight outside of city hall. that event kicks off at 7:00 p.m. this evening. meantime, bernie sanders campaigns today from one pennsylvania to the other. this afternoon he holds a rallyt the university of pittsburgh and actors will be with him. >>> vice president joe biden and his wife are travel to philadelphia speaking at the community of philadelphia in the next hour or so. they will highlight the school's efforts to make college more affordable to help students prepare for and graduate from college. >>> philadelphia are looking for a break in two deadly shootings they believe may be connected. one of the shootings happened after a political candidate finished talking to the victim. annie mccormick is live at police headquarters where we are learning about the man who was killed. annie? >> reporter: and rick, police sources say there's been a rise in gang related activity in the cedarbrook neighborhood whe

. >>> governor jack markell announced legislation that could expand scholarships that provide two years college to delaware students. the s.e.e.d. program stands to student excellence equals degree. it's available to in-state students who graduate and maintain a minimum 2.5 gpa. >>> google is helping you set your goals and traying to find ways to achieve them. landon dowdy is here in this morning's cnbc business news to explain. landon? >> hi there, tracy. good morning. google unveiling a new calendar today. it's allowing people to program that their aspirations. the feature is called bold. it will help you find gaps for exercise. you choose from goals such as exercise or me time. it maps out a ask schedule and the goal can be completed or not which helps the program work on a better schedule over time. >>> over on wall street, the markets look to extend the gain. energy stocks were boosted by a big gain in oil prices.ç crude is at its highest level of the year. the dow rising 164 points to 17,721. the nasdaq up 38 to 4,872. tracy, back over to you. >> landon dowdy, thank you. talk to

. >> delaware governor jack markell signed a bill to create a drug overdose review commission.rs will examine facts and circumstances surrounding death that result from prescription, opioid, and heroin overdoses. based on reviews they'll make recommendations to the state to how to prevent deaths. >>> there are several bills designed to reform the prescription process of opioids and come up with alternatives for incarceration for low-level drug offenders. >>> an nbc 10 digital exclusive generation addicted takes a hard look at the heroin epidemic. you'll find it now on nbc 10's app and on our website at nbc10.com. >>> happening today, jews in our area and around the world begin observing the passover holiday at sundown. the week-lodge holiday commemorates the israelites exodus from slavery in ancient egypt. in keeping with tradition, observant jus abstain with eating levain bread for the duration of the holiday. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 5:37. it is warm this morning. 50s and 60s. south jersey, the jersey shore, philadelphia, dela

delaware governor jack markell welcomed ab group to newark today. ab group is a 30-year-old irish manufacturer of paper bags and packaging products. also on hand anne anderson the irish ambassador to the united states. this is the company's first plant in the u.s. and it brings with it 90 new jobs. >>> coming up on "action news tonight a road in chester county abrupting closes today and it's causing a problem for people who live nearby. ly we'll find out why neighbors are upset. >>> plus, new jersey first responders come together to practice for an emergency situation. the flyers have that big playoff game tomorrow, game two against the caps. jaime apody with that story. cecily tynan comes back with more on the weekend accuweather forecast when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ the tthan the bottom have mo100 million americans.nt how does that happen? well, they use lobbyists to get special tax breaks. my plan -- close the tax loopholes and make them pay their fair share. seniors who've worked hard deserve the opportunity to stay independent, pa

markel brown off the bench scored 13. washington starts to pull away. bradley beal the big score. he had 25. the nets lose. they've lost an average over 19 points a game. >>> on campus at uconn today, the champions came home. the connecticut huskies won the women's ncaa title tonight came home this afternoon to a hero's welcome. we were there. a fourth straight national title. the huskies' core group of seniors led the way to this latest crowd. >> to actually do it, to do it with our coaches, with these two guys, with this team, to finish it off like this, there's really not a lot of words for it. >>> finally from us, the masters hopes tomorrow. there's nothing like it but the day before the masters pretty special as well. kids, all on the course. before the tournament gets in full swing. we told you earlier today there were nine holes in one. smashes the old record. on the fourth hole, this is justin thomas. he gets it close. plays the slope. thomas was in a group with rickie fowler and the defending masters champ, jordan spieth. fowler is up next. he takes his turn, same hole. s

today they plan to meet with delaware governor jack markell to discuss gun control laws.26 is pushing for universal background checks and a ban on guns on college campuses. the riders have already traveled through new york, new jersey and pennsylvania, hit those spring showers over the weekend. >> i don't think any of us would have been on a bike for ten minutes, not to mention eight hours but for the importance and the significance of what we're doing. it's something that we need to fix. >> yesterday team 26 met with philadelphia mayor jim kenney and the families of gun violence victims. the riders are expected to get to washington tomorrow. >>> today in georgia, jury selection begins in the trial of a father accused of purposely leaving his infant son inside a hot car to die. authorities say ross harris left the baby strapped in his suv while he was at work in 2014. selecting a jury is expected to take up to two weeks. legal experts believe that widespread media coverage will make it tough for the lawyers to find jurors who have not heard of the case. >> they are going

m markelle fultz, 101-67.no playoffs for the wizards, with you this time next week, focused on the caps' quest for the stanley cup.j1, should be exciting. >> good luck to them and hopefully also by this time next week, we may be focused on chris miles, good to see you. speaking of which, if we can just get past this weekend, but unbelievable, people in frederick seeing snowing right now? it's april. >> yes, snow showers once again on storm team 4 radar. kind of on and off throughout the day today. so we're going to continue to track rain and snow showers impacting parts of the area snowing like crazy out here right now in frederick. sticking to the grass in some areas there. you can see this is a larger system that, again, starts to pull out within the next few hours. tomorrow, massive improvements. it's a bitterly cold, temperatures in the 20, near record lows. but we'll have a high of 53. beautiful sunshine. overall, not a bad workweek. tuesday, not a great day. next weekend, erika, highs aroundb/ 70. saturd

today they planned to meet with delaware governor jack markell to discuss gun control laws.ushing for universal background checks and a ban on guns on college campuses. riders have already traveled through new york, new jersey and pennsylvania and have hit some of the spring snow over the weekend. >> i don't think any of us would have been on a bike for ten minutes, not to mention eight hours but for the importance and the significance of what we're doing. you know, this is something that we need to fix. >> yesterday team 26 met with philadelphia mayor jim kenney. the riders are expected to reach washington, d.c. tomorrow. >>> 5:17 and 46 degrees outside. today in georgia, jury selection begins in the trial of a father accused of purposely leaving his infant son in a hot car to die. authorities say ross harris left the baby strapped into his suv while he was at work in 2014. selecting a jury is expected to take up to two çweeks. legal experts believe widespread media coverage will make it tough for the lawyers to find jurors who have not heard of the case. >> they're going

star board took a 6.7% stake in january.it maker in markel ceo and president agreed to step down.ompany still looking for a new ceo. another star wars target. yahoo! has scored a narrow victory. reaching an agreement with the activist investor. it will name new members of the board immediately. they threatened ceo marissa mayer and let management wrist chain some sway in deciding the company's fate. avoiding a proxy war may increase the likelihood of the sale of yahoo! assets. who wins and who loses? it is pretty clear that star board wins. when two.hareholders and existingives management lose. they now have a chaperone on every day. they couldn't be trusted. emily: now i understand. ursa minor said this will allow us to keep our focus on the increasingly important objective. we are looking forward to looking -- working with the entire boards to maximize your shareholder value. what does that mean? brian: there is some truth to a sale may be more likely. we've had a long battle with star board. it goes back to 2014. we've had saber rattling and proxy wars. now marissa mayer saying

jack markell and other leaders took a short ride to the pedaled rail bikeses.e redevelopment we are told is planned for the area. >>> so glad you stayed with us a firefighter and three police officers were hurt when a five-alarm fire burned an apartment building in the phoenix area. the fire started at an apartment complex under construction and spread to a nearby home. a firefighter burned his hand and three police officers were treated for smoke inhalation. >>> three police officers were wounded and the suspect is dead following a shooting outside a phoenix area walmart. when they arrived, the officer encountered suspect in front of the store. 24-year-old mitchell oakley shot at them. the officers returned fire and killed him. both officers are in stable condition and expected to recover. >>> this morning there's a 25,000-dollar reward that leads to an arrest and conviction of the murderer he have 8 family members. 7 adults and a boy was found shot friday in four different homes near piketon, south of columbus. small children, including a newborn days old wer

governor markell joined in for the service. >>> a jewish war veteran post, posted a memorial for hermanruck drivision. he was inducted into the hall of fame and killed in the battle of iwo jima. >>> time for accuweather, we could really do -- >> reporter: i've got a softball scrimmage later today. i don't want to play in this. i'll be in a sweatshirt and a coat. let's go live on sky6 live hd show you what's going on, looking over penns landing. lots of bright blue out there. it's a nice sunday afternoon. chilly dealing with a breeze out of the northwest at 5 to 10-mile an hour. we'll keep the skies mainly clear, a couple of high, thin clouds roll in this afternoon. the radars will stay dry today. tomorrow afternoon there's an isolated shower around other than next 24 to 36 hours look dry. well, apparently this is spring. 82 degrees a month ago today. now, we're forecasting a high of 50. so some 32 degrees colder that was a new record high by the way. the average high temperature today is 60. on march 10th it was 50. you can see the numbers are going in the opposite direction here. the g

governor jack markell honored the teams.he girls were tasked with removing malware and securing vulnerable computers. it encouraged women to study the careers. >>> phillies fever hit dupont hospital for children today. the phanatic getting the kids fired up at a pep rally. they painted faces and waved the rally towels. as the home opener fast approaches, a look where anticipation is building ahead of monday's home opener against the padres. no tickets, no problem. nbc 10 is your home for your needs, monday, the pregame show at 2, followed by the first pitch at 3:00 here on nbc 10. >>> there will be a lot of fanfare for the phillies' home opener next week t same could not be said for the triple a affiliate. the iron pigs. the iron pigs were set to open up on the road against the syracuse chiefs. the bad weather is forcing them to open up a coca-cola park instead. the only problem, fans cannot attend due to the logistics of the switch. the opener you can watch is set for april 14. >> no fans. >> so strange. you need that energ

governor jack markell and other officials took a short ride to try out these new pedal powered rail bikesby the parks and rec department. they're at the center for creative arts in yorklyn. that site was reclaimed after removing toxic waste and adding flood protection. more development is planned. looks like a lot of fun. >> and a lot of work, too. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. might need a contraption like that to get home on certain parts of the highway tonight. >> i think you could probably go down the shoulder on that thing, you'd make better time than cars are making. we've been railing against conditions on the schuylkill expressway all afternoon rick and monica, because they haven't been so pleasant and now since last we spoke it was a medical emergency here in the eastbound lanes just past the boulevard. the remnants of that still off to the side but it is attracting attention and at this point if you're headed in towards the phillies or flyers games in south philadelphia tonight you can expect stop and go conditions on the schuylkill eastbound the whole way

governor jack markell was there with other state officials at the delaware state dmv to break ground he says it's a cost effective method to affect traffic flow without widening the current road. >> speaking of traffic let's get an update one more time on the commute home on a friday night. >> matt pelman how is it looking. >> a few more lanes could be helpful. it's taking an hour and five minutes rick and monica to get east on the schuylkill from conshohocken into center city. this is the eastbound parking lot which leads to a parking lot on the eastbound side of the vine street expressway which leads to a park pentagon lot on the northbound side of 95 due in part to those earlier emergency repairs near girard avenue. all lanes reopened but the spillover effect is still in full effect and it's really going to show you down if you're headed toward the pearl jam concert tonight or the phils game in south philadelphia. also getting word of a crash in north philadelphia at 12th and girard that's giving us delays on the 15 trolley. speaking of mass transit weekend shuttle busing again th

newshour columnist doctor howard markel recalls white's bravee' fight.t and more is on our web site, www.pbs.org/newshour. and tune in later this evening: on "washington week," gwen ifill and her panelists tackle the week's big news. gwen? >> ifill: hey, judy. the democrats are battling; the republicans are jockeying; and everyone is riding the subways, eating pasta and making matzoh. not making that up. yes, it's the new york primary.i but we take you behind the scenes to the real fights-- over delegates-- and to the secret- world of offshore tax havens, with reporters from the "washington post," cnn, the "wall street journal" and theet "los angeles times," later tonight on "washington week." judy? >> woodruff: thanks, gwen. and we'll be back, right here, on monday, with a look at an extensive effort to document war crimes in syria, as detailed in the upcoming issue of "the new yorker." that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend. thank you, and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> fatho

markel's position is to stay secure on both sides until the election. >> i would think so because therel opposition to her overall stance in terms of the refugee crisis. at the same time, important that the concerns out there are taken seriously. and at the same time, not to follow simple stick moves on the other side. quick final one on the auto sector. all of the german companies have in making the transition to e-mobility. at what point do they get serious about subsidizing this technology? a it is actually quite -- very complicated situation. on the one hand, we see a record profit for many of the car manufacturers. it is difficult for them to explain to their own employees that change is on the way. real changes needed for example, to think about e-mobility, but also to battle those other competitors like google that have entered the market. hans: i don't think i will be traveling in a google car anytime soon, but we will see. i think president barack obama wants us to buy american. talking we will be about the new reality for the auto industry suppliers. that is coming up next. ♪

he and chancellor angela markel toured the world's largest industrial technology trade fain in hannoverd tested some of the wares. they included virtual reality glasses complete with plastic googly eyes. >> woodruff: wall street's week got off to a sluggish start. the dow jones industrial average lost 26 points to close at 17,977. the nasdaq fell 10 points, and the s&p 500 slipped three.d >> sreenivasan: and, a federal appeals court panel has restored a four-game suspension for new england patriots quarterback tom brady. it stems from his use of under- inflated footballs in the 2015 conference championship game. a lower court had quashed the penalty. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour: the president orders 250 more military personnel to syria. two democrats fight it out for a u.s. senate seat in maryland, an microcosm of the national intrac party divide. nepal's reconstruction, one yeaa after a devastating earthquake, and much more. >> sreenivasan: more american troops are heading for syria as the u.s. looks to press the fight against isis. this comes just days after the secreta

. >> today the american enterprise institute and the markel foundation host a discussion on expanding opportunities in the digital economy. that's live at 1:30 p.m. eastern. and the senate returns at 3 p.m. for general speeches, at 5 debate begins to combat the theft of corporate trade secrets. a final vote on the bill is set for 5:30 p.m. see both here on c-span2. >> this week on c-span, the supreme court cases that shaped our history come to life with the c-span series, "landmark cases: historic supreme court decisions." our 12-part series explores constitutional dramas behind some of the most significant decisions in american history. >> this is a story and a case about presidential power and its limits during times of war. and it puts before the court central themes about the conditions under which presidents during times of emergency can do things that may not be expressly stated in the constitution and the limits that congress and the counts can place on it. >> chief justice rehnquist in miranda, he said as you did, the case has come to be accepted by the culture. how many cases

it's co-hosted by the american enterprise institute, the center for american progress and the markel foundation. that's on c-span2. and on "the road to the white house" tonight, senator ted cruz holds a campaign rally in waukesha, wisconsin, ahead of the state's primary tomorrow. he'll be joined by former republican presidential candidate carly fiorina and utah senator mike lee. that gets under way tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> campaign 2016 continues on tuesday, april 5th, with the wisconsin primary. live coverage begins tuesday night at 9:00 eastern. tune in for complete election results, candidates' speeches and viewer reaction. taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >>> next, bbc parliament looks back at some of the major events in the british parliament since january in their program "westminster in review" hosted by alicia mccarthy. topics include the uk's upcoming referendum on membership in the european union, the 2016 budget, and the terrorist attacks in brussels. >>> hello, there, and welcome to "westminster in review," ou