marshall's taking down unarmed defendant james masara. showing profanities, dragging even kicking him three times after he appears to be in handcuffs. >> woman: there was nothing i could do to help him. >> eric: his fiancie christina car was in the courtroom. >> woman: i turned around because i could see it. and all i heard was yelling mother ---- i am going to grab your ---- i could listen anymore. >> eric: before the incident the judge sentenced him to 30 days on a be seen speaking to his attorney right before the marshall's approach and placed him under arrest. according to court records judge nathaniel jordan was emotionally distraught during the proceedings and refused to put his hands behind his back to be kept. in an email the judge said the lead partial was aggressive and profane from the start but i don't think and necessarily so. part is the judge had every ability to stop that from happening. but he stood there and watched. >> eric: federal judge's do not control the u.s. marshall service. he remains locked up on new charges re

that justice marshall has made the decision that he should call in enforcement. you think the new president-elect is going to have the power to abandon the bill of rights and the constitutional together? >> this is a question about what is the authority of the courts when they make the decision. there's a story and we don't know that's true but it's too good to not be true so let's assume it is, that when the supreme court ruled in favor of the cherokee indians who were being dispossessed of the land they had a treaty right to president jackson seemed to be on the 20-dollar bill said well you know chief justice marshall, you and what army basically? well, what is the authority of the court whether it's the current president or the next president or the sheriff in some county in the remote part of the country, why did they follow your interpretations and how do you know that they are such a big country and people have power from the white house to the city hall to the local county jail? >> i doubt that any one of the three of us wants to say a word about the presi

so that led to the marshall plan. the united states wednesday in europe to ensure that europe would be strong once again. the american leaders did not want to be on the hook to support germany forever so the idea was to revive the great countries and the united states would help guide them on the path to democracy and prosperity. so what they were doing in europe and is sought - - a simultaneously doing in japan there was no marshall plan lead of the single-minded effort to reshape this country that has been america's enemy and to make it into a country that ideally was america's front. >> i want to check quick is his microphone cutting in and out? provide hate to interrupt the flow by one to make sure we can hear the rest. can we bump that up a and little bit? >> just don't move. [laughter] normally i stand up and jump around. >> but you do get the sense it in your book that generally there is so much focus on europe for the truman administration and you seem macarthur as a lone voice who rarely is speaking about asi

marshal. on the run since shooting a man in late july, alex robledo was afraid to have contact with his family members. >> the last thing i heard from him, after he did what he did, he said he didn't want to live anymore, he was tired of living. i said, please don't talk like that. he hung up the phone. that was the last i heard from him. >> reporter: u.s. marshals tracked robledo to this house and had been staking it out. when he came out with his girlfriend, they tried to bring him in peacefully but he pulled out a gun. >> he pointed at the direction of officers, refused their command to put the weapon down. >> reporter: that's when an agent took him down. >> we saw the guy laying down. >> it's shocking. you know, so close to home. >> reporter: shirley obviously sad to hear her son is gone, but again, saw something like this coming. >> he's not real like bright. like he has mental problems. so he's like a loose cannon. it didn't surprise me. >> reporter: back live, a spokesperson for the mar

revive the great countries to guide them on the path of the democracy so what truman and george marshall did in europe is what they're simultaneously doing in japan there was no marshall plan but the singleminded effort to reshape this country that was america's enemy to make it into america's ally and then friend. >> is his microphone cutting in and out? i hate to interrupt that segment but i want to make sure we hear the rest. >> this is not easy for me. [laughter] but you do get the sense generally there is so much focus on europe and the same macarthur as a lone voice flu is speaking about asia and for treatment one -- truman or macarthur it did not exist that way. >> that was something he inherited from franklin roosevelt. in 1941 united states found itself in the two theater war. the roosevelt administration made a fundamental decision they would focus on europe first that the european heartland was where there was talent not that it was defeated but if japan would then it would be as much as before and it translated very easily meanwhile macarthur was commander of the allied force

marshal. agents had been staking out the corner of heller and cranford, looking for 28-year-old alex robledo. officials say he pulled a gun on him and they shot and killed him in the alley, a gun and shell casings left near his body. hours late, robledo's family arrived. >> there was a shooting in july and he was on the run. i haven't seen him since. >> reporter: she says he called her just once and never heard from him again. >> he said he didn't want to live anymore, he was tired of living. i started crying, i told him, don't talk like that. and he hung up the phone. that was the last i heard of him. >> reporter: shirley says alex had mental he'll issues and she's not surprised this happened today. that doesn't mean she isn't heartbroken at his mom. >> he had the biggest heart ever. i'm sorry. [ crying ] >> reporter: back live, just to let you know how it works, the marshals carry out warrants for other agencies, in this case for philadelphia police. we'll hear from philadelphia police in

n to engage in those novelojec projects like the of marshall plan to have leading republicans come on board it was a lot harder to do that today but the parties have changed.ld s n 11 johnson really nailed the math of the party but what johnson did was began sifting down the political parties. n the conservative white southern democrats are more conservative so they slowly gravitated so while they move to the republican party so that today we have a situation those conservative democrats. n with that important initiative.e.bi n it would be very hard and as of matter of personality. n >> but i was born in nonmilitary hospital. n harry to resemble president forn po policy shed to change america's foreign policy also domestically as well but he doesn't get as much credit for that. so truman tried to get congress to write legislation in the 40's with favor not willing to go there he wasn't getting much from his own party because the republicans wasn't going to give him a victory on anything with an election coming up was assumed the republicans would win so with american politics those gr

we're here live at john marshall high school. melanie johnson's family says the teen was on track to graduate from here early. the 15 year old was killed yesterday evening-- shot inside her home... and right figure out who did this,the shooting happened just before 6 p.m. at 35th and silver spring drive.police say shots were fired from outside the family home and right now -- they don't know if the teen was at the wrong place -- at the wrong time. but -- they are investigating if there was a car involved and if someone was targeting the teen. the teens family is sending out this message this morning - - put the guns down. there's too many kids losing the lives. no doubt many students here at john marshall will be shocked to hear their fellow classmate was killed. an illinois woman is dead and three other people are injured after a crash in kenosha county.it happened late last night near i-94 and highway 142. police say the woman struck the median and then was hit by another car in the the county board of supervisors is considerin

so macarthur became a field marshal, so his entire career has been centered on asia. macarthur had a habit, and among theater commanders to think of their theater is the whole war. during world war ii macarthur continually look at the roosevelt administration, george marshall, we need to focus on the pacific. this is where the war could be won or lost. roosevelt how to turn him out. but macarthur never changed his mind. during the cold war he would say the rebuilding of japan with china and then after the korean war broke out the conflict in korea this is where the cold war will be won or lost. >> is very interesting, i wonder if you took a minute to talk a little bit about the strength of your book is when you talk about the personality of these two people. and you see it in a balanced way so you don't see one of these guys is a hero and you have two very strong personalities coming together. one of the quotes you had is to know mac is to love him or hate him, you can't just hate him. there seems to be this classic -- can you talk about how this affects the story? >>

marshals were waiting for the guy to come out. when they finally saw him come out, they tried to take him in

marshall so just so sort of put stay where we are i think the question is whether the intent of thisommission to eliminate the caroid restraint when we want to do that immediately or give ourselves time to the point that commissioner dejesus is making that is possible after a full assessment we are satisfied it is possible we're not dr. marshall and so do we want to leave it as an option my issue would be for what situations and i will not be comfortable with it used for anything less than a officers by a lavj officer with an officer who has his or her life's threatened particular officers that are smaller or female officers that found it to be a tool that helped them so that is a suggestion that i have the group. >> commissioner vice president turman. >> i heard i think commissioner dejesus said it was in here where it caroid in here and it's page 7 prohibited from the following caroid and choke holds we have. >> i thought you were saying that was in here that's a prohibition. >> to make sure that none added it. >> i thought it was out so i came here with the understanding that was

marshall has not been released. i'm live outside of police headquarters, chad pradelli channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, chad. >>> a police pursuit ended with a crash this afternoon in new castle delaware. now three juveniles are in custody. delaware state police say they tried to pull the car over for a traffic violation near route four and route 273. during the pursuit, police determined the vehicle was stolen. the fleeing vehicle crashed into a minivan 10 minutes later at route 273 and route 13. three juveniles took off running but were quickly caught by police. authorities say the juveniles face charges related to the stolen vehicle and resisting arrest. the driver of the minivan was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> every year marie and ron do a big christmas display at their home and put out a donation box so they can give money to a food pantry. except last night that money went to the pocket of a thief. live outside 46 steeple chase boulevard in burlington township is "action news" reporter

we have been without an assistant marshall and fire marshall for the last five years.udgeted positions that the fire chief has decided not to fill. >> reporter: even though oakland has a fire marshall, an assistant is still absent with not enough inspectors to seek out and close fire traps. >> understaffed in terms of the spin techers -- inspectors. >> speaking of that news conference. we spoke with a business owner who has news for local artists. >> i would like to see, you know, safe places for artists to work and to live. i mean, that would be fantastic. and there are a lot of safe places. i think what you have right now is the rents and the cost of living in oakland have gone up like to the point of it's like manhattan or san francisco. so people are finding corners. and they're setting up shop. >> again to address these other similar warehouses out there in the city, there is a news conference that will begin in 30 minutes. >> we will have that on the noon newscast. now we welcome tom and the vice president of the oakland firefighters union to the 9. i'll start wi

marshalls drove out to ruby ridge. during that incident, a marshall shot and killed the family's pet dog, and this set off an exchange of gunfire deputy marshall big deegan was shot and killed by kevin harris. he was a friend of the weavers and he had been living on their property at that time. other marshalls fired back, and sammy was kill ed once a federa agent was killed, automatically the fbi assumes responsibility of the situation once again, the hostage rescue team was deployed. the next day, an fbi sniper shot and killed vicky weaver as she held her infant daughter now, at the trial, randy weaver and kevin harris were acquitted of the most serious charges. weaver was convicted of a mininger weapons offense the federal government paid $3.1 million. to weaver's children for damages related to that incident six months after the ruby ridge fiasco, there was another federal siege in waco, texas, although it really wasn't a right wing group. those people on the extreme right sub culture. interpreted the raid against t

i am pleased to welcome the grand marshall, mr. jeremy hill. jones.k you dr.n behalf of the future alumni of westminster college, we strive to preserve the legacy of one of our college's most famous moments of history. winston churchill was granted an honorary degree on the spot 70 years ago. before we begin the program, i would like to inform you that this will be recorded by c-span. a short question and an secession will take place -- and answer session will take place in italy following. i ask all cell phones to be turned off at this time. as a member of this procession, i'm glad to recognize someone who was with us performing the same duty, when president truman and prime minister churchill came for stage. i would like to acknowledge you for your service, and the service of mr. churchill and mr. truman. [applause] >> we will now open the program at the national anthem and god save the queen. ♪ ["god save the queen" playing] ♪ >> friends, i would like to join ask you to join me in prayer. a source of goodness, you have gathered us here so that we might comm

roosevelt left marshall or leahy to talk to him. churchill was far more erratic, far too impulsive and favored unsuitable plans without giving them the deep thought they required. we were reaching a very dangerous point where stalin's shrewdness assisted by american shortsidedness might lead us anywhere. that's 1943 at tehran. and part of churchill's flightiness -- church nil 1944 in october, churchill flies to october. sits down with stalin. takes out a piece of paper and scribbles on it how they should divide the world up, especially focusod the balkans. he puts the -- romania is going to be 90% russian influence and 10% the west. greece, 90%. british influence 10%, russian. yugoslavia, 50/50. hungary 50/50. russian 25%. and hands stalin this piece of paper. stalin is generally going to go by that piece of paper when the civil war goes on. stalin does not support the greek civil war. he stays away. he does violate it in the -- most of central europe and part of that is because as was mentioned yesterday because the americans and b

czechoslovakia wanted to join the marshall plan badly.hey sent word to the united states that they were interested but this was absolutely too much for stalin. he ordered them to fly to moscow, where they got an extreme dressing down. "if you go to paris," stalin said, "it will shows you want to cooperate in action aimed at isolating the soviet union. it will be a break the end success for the western powers. so the czechoslovakian's had no choice but to return home. one said he had gone is an independent foreign minister for czechoslovakia and returned home as a mere lackey of the soviet union. he was convinced the united states wanted to create a hostile environment -- stalin was -- and he did not take part in talks anymore because he thought it might lead the soviet union open to american exploitation and he decided to switch track and consolidate his power and eastern central europe instead and he began with the creation of a new coordinating center for the european communist party called the communist forum. this was done to resist t

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that be all right, marshal? - sure, but maybe we oughta get the technicalities done with inside. - hurry up, let's get this over with. - take your time, griffin. i'm making this note out. - don't forget... uh, deduct the taxes, mr. randolph. - i have. sign here, griffin. - may i see it, please? - it's legitimate. payable on demand. now if you'll make out another draft for $3,000, payable to mrs. lucy morrow. - what? - that's the reward i believe you offered. 10% of the stolen $30,000. - yes, but i... - no you don't, paladin! anything on this farm belongs to me now. - that's correct. marshal jaffey has the money in town. mrs. morrow turned it over to him this morning. - what? - then she had the money all the time. - without knowing it. it was only this morning we both realized three months to find it out? - it took me all night to realize that a dying man wouldn't call his wife "rose" when her name is lucy. he was just trying to tell me where the money was buried. now, if i may have that draft, please. - you tric

. >>> our look back with director garry marshall. >> i made people laugh and made their day a little we back at the "e.t." vault with snl star gilda radner. >> i know you love me. >> the willy wonka star in his own words. >> love in particular, throws you upside down and throws you around. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ if you want to view paradise ♪ >>> welcome back to our special look at the stars we lost in 2016. gene wilder passed away at the age of 83 after a battle with alzheimer's disease, but he left behind one of the most endearing characters ever created on film and we were lucky to spend so many priceless moments with the comedy great. ♪ come with me and you'll be in a world of pure imagination ♪ >> i've had a wonderful career, and i have no complaints. if this is it i have no regrets. >> gene passed away holding hands with his family. by his side was his fourth wife karen whom he introduced to us in 1995. >> we've been married for three years now, three wonderful years and i'm happier than i've ever been in my life. he was lucky enough to find love again after l

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the blueprint looks to me as if george marshall and the marshall plan should have taken note of it. is there evidence that the marshall plan ever, or the people who worked on it, ever referred back to hoover, how he accomplished these things, how he went about? the focus is different, but the results and the attempts are pretty much the same. mr. nash: that is a good question. i have not seen much evidence of that. i do know of a historian who was studying a collective group of people who worked as volunteers with hoover, and some of them went on to careers, and i think his view is that you can probably find some distant connection, some awareness. you have to remember that when hoover was living through world war ii, his great rival was franklin roosevelt, and hoover was not given a role. president truman behaved differently toward hoover and hoover was very grateful that he was given an opportunity to be influential again. hoover did those missions. he did not administer relief but he did important work for truman and surveying the need and getting different countries to ship food

marshal's office is glad both fugitives are behind bars. damian, nbc bay area news. >> a san francisco man is under arrest tonight accused of killing a city worker. officers arrested michael higgin bossom of murder this morning. he is accused of killing a department of public works employee this morning a couple blocks from s.f. general hospital. est has a long criminal history including being shot himself by an irs agent during a robbery attempt back in 2010. he's now accused of killing 27 year old jermaine jackson. sources tell nbc bay area the shooting may be gang related. >> a potential up side to the downside for bart. they are planning to retrofit the tube, but it could be years of delays for riders. more on possible headaches for commuters, i understand especially early, early morning commuters. >> reporter: could cause big headaches, jessica. transit officials say this is necessary in order to keep riders safe should the big one hit. but for commuters who ride bart here, it could mean even more delays, even trains not running during

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i am pleased to welcome the grand marshall. thank you, dr. jones.n behalf of a future alumni of ourminster college, -- of guest, -- alumni, winston churchill who was granted an honorary degree, tonight. before we begin, i would like to inform you that this occasion is being recorded by c-span. a short question-and-answer session will take place after remarks from our guest. i asked that all cell phones be turned off at this time. i am honored to recognize someone who is with us to perform the same duties as seven years ago -- 70 years ago when president truman and winston churchill came to a similar stage. i would like to ignore knowledge, with thanks to your service -- thanks for your -- ice in world war ii, [applause] we will now open the program with the national anthem. please face the flag. [star spangled banner plays] ♪ >> i ask that you join me in prayer. oh infinite source of goodness, you have gathered here -- gathered us here so that we might commemorate that day 70 years ago when sir winston churchill stood in this place and called upon t

marshals office are now investigating. our anita oh spoke with the mother of the suspect, and she will have more on this for you on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. >>> it started out rainy and cold but turnout not to be too bad of a day weather-wise but get ready an arctic blast is coming. meteorologist lauren casey joins us on the sky deck with the first look the at forecast , lauren. >> thanks, ukee. feeling great out here. nice mild monday after kind of a messy day across the area especially north and west. we had snow overnight last night, sleet, freezing rain and we did accumulate freezing rain which made for a slick, commute in some areas. ice enough in allentown. the tenth of an inch of ice. we had measurable ice in mount pocono, reading, pottstown and in trenton as well. the good news it is not until we get up to a tenth of an inch, quarter inch of ice that we will start to sees issues with down trees and down power lines so none of that and storm scan three is showing us quiet conditions, last of the moisture e

maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, in the news we are following new information from the scene of a fire ta kill aid child and forced several famliz out of their homes. >> and a man is arrested following a robbery and police chase in philadelphia. but the big story is the deep freeze we are stuck with bitter cold conditions for a second straight day and it was an uncomfortable morning for people that had to wait outside or walk to school. >> and a dose of snow and sleet is arriving overnight. meteorologist, melissa magee, is tracking the latest conditions from the "action news" big board. >> a lot to go over. we have the cold in place and the

fire marshal inspectors have broader powers to enter buildings. the oakland budget has eight positions of fire inspectors, to give you perspective that's the same number they have in anaheim. anaheim is 70,000 fewer people. we reached out to the fire marshal department here in oakland and have not heard a comment from them at this point. live in oakland, melissa caen kpix 5. >>> more heartbreaking stories emerging. >> more faces, more families saying goodbye, authorities have identified 33 of the victims. a lot of them were very young mostly in their 20s. the youngest age 17 was the son of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. one victim was a student at san francisco state. at least one went to cal state and some of them were artists and magicians. >>reporter: one of those musicians was the north a native, chelsea dolan, she was 33 and worked in an ice cream shop. >> one thing about chelsea that is whenever she was around everything was brighter. she was unique and uplifting.>>reporter: chelsea dolan brought smiles and suites to her hometown of fai

so the marshall arm islands said enough is enough.organa file these lawsuits that every nuclear's arms nation, and so i brought the marshall islands into my book because i think it's an under told story. i don't remember learning about it in history class. i was so floored by the testing we did there i just thought it should be part of the story but in addition to that it made sense because they are alleging the u.s. involved with the treaty just like the other three were alleging that we are not complying with the disarming and the marshall islands felt the same thing that our nations are not in good faith disarming and so were going to sue them. i kind of felt connected tissue between the small nation in the pacific and these three activists who took this action. >> that brings us to the treaty that you just brought up, the nuclear nonproliferation treaty which is the treaty that made this grand bargain, the nuclear weapon states promised to give it up in exchange for the non- nuclear states not developing theirs. every five years i

thurgood marshall is getting ready to get lynched. the white man hops over onto the drivers seat, turns the car on and starts following and he is scared, but he's like i'm not going to let this happen. they speed up, he speeds up. they turn right, he turns right, they turned left he turns leftfs and finally they stuff and get out of the car and there likeey what you doing and he said i'm not going to let you do this. think about the courage that it took in 1946, in the middle of tennessee, this loan white man standing up before the sheriff h and his posse saying i'm not going to let you do this. it was one of those moments-- i am so glad i have folks my age in here. remember those old aqua bell the commercials? thanks, i needed that. it was like this bracing moment. they had never seen anything like that before and they went okay, fine. so, there is history in this kind of solidarity. it's absolutely essential. >> what i was going to ask you about is, i believe her that the problem with-- i'm involved with a lot of groups, you know, c

we have been without a fire marshal and an assistant fire marshal for most of the last 5 years.these are key positions that the fire marshal has decided not to fill. >> we stopped by another potentially illegal workspace -- live workspace near 18th street in magnolia in what is better known as the deathtrap. it is not zone for people to live there, but a lot of local artist live these -- use of these spaces say it is not fair to crack down on these collectives. >> tell me about the skyscraper that is downtown sinking into the earth. that had all of the permits. if you are wealthy you can break the rules, but if you are poor everyone calls you a murderer. how is that fair? >> a month before the deadly warehouse fire at the ghostship collective, city inspectors opened an investigation into possible a legal construction on that property. however, inspectors never ended up going inside the warehouse. you are looking at everett and jones barbecue. the owner of this barbecue will hold a news conference at 10:00 this morning trying to draw attention to the building that is right next d

. >> please do commissioner president loftus commissioner vice president turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner melara commissioner hwang commissioner president loftus we have quorum and also with us the intern chief of police the office of citizens complaints joyce hicks you. >> well to the monday, december 21, 2016, thank you for being here i'll start off by welcoming our newest supervisor commissioner hwang we'll get to hear from you it is great to have you here and change a little bit of the order of agenda so if you're following along i'll move up items 4 and 5 up to after 2 the consent calendar is we'll go in order one, 2, 4, and 5 and then sergeant, next line item. >> item one presentation of certificate presentation of the california department of alcohol abc significant achievement award to the abc liaison unit alu. >> hello and thank you for allowing us a few minutes i'm the acting director the alcoholic beverage for the state and here to acknowledge the work of the san francisco police department and i'll ask them to please come

they didn't even have an active fire marshal until last year. the chief was in charge of that. also another trend in there. it turns out that we're also hearing from insiders that what they were doing was going out and targeting small businesses for annual inspections. in other words, if they knew somebody was there and they could get the $181 check they would go and check for 10 minutes, check for 10 minutes. they were making more money and buildings like this that were left on the sidelines, possibly more -- [ simultaneous speakers where is the blame? is it the budget? is it the budgeting? >> reporter: the budgeting, the city, the decision-making and the administration. we'll be listening to more and keeping you abreast as things tip to move. >> thank you. >>> coming up at 6:30, a surge of complaints in the wake of the oakland warehouse fire. the alameda county fire says her agency getting flooded with calls. why they are having a hard time responding to the crush. >>> all 36 victims of the ghost ship fire have now been identified. today, it was a heartbreaking remembrance on

marshall battling. will johnson too low to head it away. desperate to close down ivanschitz. a seattle throw. ivanschitz blocking the referee out. kelly. >> brad: very experienced player. just stands there. if they want to waste time at home so be it. >> john: lodeiro back to mears. a good cross and a mis-hit and roman torres didn't know it was coming to him. beitashour missing. torres has to sprint back. >> brad: this is toronto's turn not to get out fully. a big mistake by bites. -- by beitashour. you would be devastated in you lost the mls cup on a mistake >> john: 8 minutes plus whatever stoppage time alan kelly elects to add on before penalties. benoit cheyrou. ricketts the speed to get there in time. back for nick hagglund. hagglund trying to switch. got a chunk of the turf there. ivanschitz behind beitashour. zavaleta going to wrong. referee. joe fletcher on the far sidelines. was at the world cup and the copa-america this year. >> brad: a good engine on him. joevin jones. looks like he just came in the game with the sprints he is laying down. >> john: 3 assists in the

no doubt many students here at john marshall will be shocked to hear their fellow classmate was killed. breaking news - an illinois woman is dead after a two car accident on i-94 overnight. the kenosha county sheriff's median in the southbound lanes at around 11 o'clock last night. that's when a second vehicle hit her. three people were hurt in that vehicle. part of the interstate was closed for four hours, while crews cleaned things up. everything was back to normal shortly after 3 this morning. the two girls charged in the slender man case ?will be tried seperately.a waukesha county judge ruled trying morgan geyser and anissa weier together could pose legal issues.the girls are accused of stabbing a classmate in 2014. the syrian army and its allies have taken full control of all the aleppo districts abandoned by rebels during their retreat in the city. here's footage which appears to show people celebrating the military's success. after days of intense bombardment of rebel-held areas, the rate of shelling and air strikes dropped considerably late on monday and into the morning.the mi

marshall >> [crowd noise] too far for cheyrou. a second ball out there. that will put alan kelly in a tough spot. they move it off. hesitation by alonso. altidore gets to it. ricketts from shire. cheyrou. frei was stefan frei again coming up huge. >> brad: very difficult to get down low right by your feet. jozy altidore plays it. benoit cheyrou right back to ricketts. marshall doesn't expect to get it wide. >> john: does stefan frei get credit for a 7th save. the biggest against jozy altidore? is there one more chance upcoming. 1 minute stoppage time on the way. >> brad: he should be given credit for that save or 2 saves on the header for al a shot on target tonight. it might be defensive the rest of the way. >> [whistle] >> john: 19 shots credited for toronto. more than half of them blocked by a seattle player. they have given that a shot on frei matching his total from the knockout round game. the record was for the kansas city wizards in 2000 as they beat chicago. this will be an opportunity for the goalkeepers and 1 minute from right now to be a hero