mcgovern. mr. mcgovern: since gary and fritz have been objected to being called a front runner, i hope they will let me take that label with me back to boston. franklin roosevelt once said that the presidency is pre-eminently a place of moral leadership. that is true. that means the next president will have to seek, above all else, our salvation from nuclear annihilation. second only to that, we have to learn, in this great country, to quit intervening in these third world revolutions, whether it is el salvador or nicaragua or lebanon or wherever. unfortunately, in the name of fighting communism, we have embraced virtually every scoundrel around the world willing to wave an anti-communist banner. [applause] mr. mcgovern: the time has come for the united states to once again assert in foreign policy not what we hate and fear but what this great country is for. that ought to be the goal of the next president. mr. chancellor: thank you. sen. glenn: george brought up we have not had more of an opportun

if mcgovern wanted delegates it was expected that 50 percent would be for mcgovern. there was the challenge from illinois. because jesse jackson took the illinois delegation the reflected the results of the primary. and had a telling gate -- a delegation. in in the first is who will be seated. it was unclear in the long run with george mcgovern but it just showed how much things were changing. >> the delegates would do whatever they wanted to do? >> all the time. constantly. the role they 16 primaries alien to most for called you the contest which means they had no bearing. the western states were more progressive but by and large they were disconnected. >> a lot of times you don't choose them and told the nominee and more with the final results. and of how much of an impact. >> that is a really good question. i will answer in two ways. first of all, they almost always reduce the field. please feel have worked for candidates. so we went on to new hampshire. but the second way to look at that in the early contest a question and of expectation it isn't always the winne

the confrontation police say ended up with mcgovern on top of simminger.

mcgovern: i yield to ms. moore. thank you so much for the gentleman yielding and i want to join my colleagues in praising mr. mcgovern for his leadership on this issue. you know, so many of the people who are hungry, almost none of them have the ability to lobby folks, the disabled people, the seniors, the elderly, but we have a champion in this house, jim mcgovern. i want to talk about our economy. we have a capitalist economy and it is countercyclical and the snap program works to provide a safety net so when we have a hurricane katrina or a hurricane sandy, the food stamp rolls go up and when there are jobs, the food stamp rolls go down. you ain't broke, you all. let's not try to fix it. when the budget committee makes next week, they will try to make structural changes to the snap program and throw it into a reconciliation process where only 51 members of the senate have to vote for it out of this body to change the structure of it where it is not responsive to people during economic distress. i'm concerned abou

police state that this man, 40-year-old steve siminger stabbed colin mcgovern on thursday march 13th. according to a friend of the victim's took the stand in the preliminary hearing, mcgovern was with friends after going out to bars. they were looking for a hotel room and they asked him if he was a new jersey devils fan because of the hat he was wearing and the argument quickly turned violent. he saw him walk away and later identified him to police and mcgovern was later pronounced dead at the hospital. he was at one time on top of siminger after being pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. back out here live, he was in the courtroom today and it's still on going and the family is present in the courtroom and the original judge had to recuse himself because a good friend of his mother's worked for the judge for at least 20 years, he so recused himself and they brought in another judge to make sure that this preliminary hearing would not be continued. reporting live in center city, annie mccormick can channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a 14-year-old boy is fighting for his life

. >> with george mcgovern as president of the united states, we wouldn't have to have gestapo tactics in the streets of chicago. [ cheers and applause ]

mcgovern was walking with friend when someone said something about simminger's hat. investigators say a fight ended with simminger stabbing mcgovern. >>> also in pedro reading a accused in the murder and robbery of the transgender woman keisha jenkins. she was found shot and beaten, near 13th and winning hawking on october 6th. police say reading admits to attacking jenkins but did he not pull the trigger. >>> abington husband and wife are victimized twice, first a fire damages a home and then someone breaks in and steals their belongings. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt expect to the couple. >> i got burned. i got out of my house safe. my family got out of the house safe. >> reporter: these charred dining room chairs are a painful reminder of the powerful fire that ripped through michael and adrian graves abington home a home they have shared for almost 30 years. >> it was a hectic evening, that is what i remember. >> reporter: abington police say after the fire was out, someone broke into the condemned homes, stole adrian's engagement and anniversary rings p

. >> arriving now, senator george mcgovern of south dakota. >> mcgovern got into the race because theree. and, you know, bobby kennedy had a lot of delegates. >> mccarthy said he didn't believe mcgovern had enough strength to make any difference. so, mccarthy said he'll continue the fight for the nomination, although it was clearly implied that his chances are very slim. >> mayor daley set up all the conditions for conflict in chicago. he didn't give them permits to march. but he knew that they were coming anyway. >> over 10,000 demonstrators were gathered in chicago's grant park. the demonstrators are determined to march on convention hall tonight in protest. police are at the park in force. >> you can count on it. that the police and the authorities will always unify what you can't unify by yourself. [ crowd chanting ] >> the tumultuousness, the violence that was happening outside the home, became reflected inside the home. >> there seems to be some kind of battle going on here. >> yes, directly under our booth here. they're carrying a man out. >> i got into a melee in the convention

this man, 24-year-old collin mcgovern of churchville bucks county was stabbed to death during a dispute with so manier? police say mcgovern and three friends two females got out of a taxi at 18th and rittenhouse looking for a hotel room for the night. as simminger passed by mcgovern police say made a comment about the hat simminger was wearing with a new jersey devils logo. >> the suspect and the two males are in each other's faces. you can see exchanging angry words. with that the fists start swinging they go to the ground. at that point the suspect pull out a knife and stabs him several time. >> reporter: there are lots of surveillance cameras in rittenhouse square. the confrontation police say ended up with mcgovern on top of simminger. >> the decedent is actually on top of the suspect and he stabs him a couple times from underneath him and then he gets up and walks away and he collapses. >> reporter: there is shock and disbelief in mcgovern's neighborhood. a spokesman for his parents had this reaction to the emerging story. >> it doesn't sound like collin. i know the kid my whole li

they say mcgovern poked fun at the fan. it got nasty and then physical. >> the decedent is actually on top of the suspect. and he stabs him a couple times from underneath him. >> siminger according to police left the scene turning up later at the v.a. hospital with a cut. he was arrested. record shows siminger had a previous arrest for a dui in philadelphia and in delaware county in court for a landlord tenant dispute. when siminger was arrested they found two knives, one they think is the murder weapon. on social media tributes are written by mcgovern's friends and police saul his death senseless. deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." >>> we have new information on another stabbing last night in center city. police say this one also began as a fight but three men were arcing over a drug deal in a mcdonald's at broad and arch. that fight ended up moving outside where one of the men took out a snknife and started swinging it. they are expected to be fine and no one has been charged at this point. >>> talk about a frightening ordeal

mcgovern is down to one state, massachusetts. he may withdraw. mr. glenn has not scored a victory and the polls don't put him in a strong position. mr. mondale's hopes have not been fulfilled. i believe i've heard him use the word "clobbered" to describe one of his defeats. a man with ideas for the future but his opponents say it is tinsel. now, onto the substance. mr. jackson, you have a lot of frontline combat experience in civil rights. now that you are campaigning in the south, you have been hitting the civil rights theme very hard, saying that you're better than your opponents on that issue. does that tend to narrow your candidacy? there are a lot of white voters in new england who did not coalition.ur rainbow have you reached the point where your support will come exclusively from blacks? >> in new hampshire, i got better than four of my opponents. in vermont, we got 8% of the votes. we have an inclination of voting support in new hampshire.

he is accused of shooting mcgovern who died at the hospital. look for an update from annie mccormick coming up at 12:30. >>> from our delaware news. police arrested a man that accidentally started a fire while cooking methamphetamines. they found evidence of a meth lab in the garage and said that james sparks was mixing materials in a bottle that blew up and set that garage on fire. >>> multiple vehicles collided on grays avenue this morning. two cars ended up on the sidewalk. a 4-year-old suffered serious injuries. >>> septa police have identified five young children seen cursing and hitting train passengers in this viral social media video. officials circulated the video from the market frankford line trying to get the families some help. "action news" spoke with the passengers and they apologized for their behavior. and one father says that the person video taping them was actually egging them on. >> lets take a live look from center city, bright and milder with less wind today and even warmer temperatures are coming. david murphy has more o

but the rules said the primary so with judge mcgovern won the popular vote it was accepted 50% would be governed. now there was a challenge because jesse jackson took that delegation that the results of the primary. and he had a delegation of the officials. and it was over who would be seated. jackson won in mayor daley walked out of the convention. it was a good in the long run for george mcgovern but it shows how much things are changing. >> whether situations the primary one day for what they wanted to do? >> all the time. >> constantly. there'll the 16 primary is most recall beauty contest which means they had no bearing. once in a while most of those progressive states but by and large the primaries and the delegates were even-handed. >> a lot of times iowa and new hampshire don't choose but sometimes it is florida. and how much of an impact. [inaudible] that is a really good question. first of all, they almost always reduce the field by a couple. believe we have worked for candidates to the next day drop out. [laughter] and though seven out of the race the day after i a lot. --

prosecutors say simminger stabbed 24-year-old colin mcgovern to death in cold blood at 3:00 a.m.march 18 and simminger's attorneys argue it is self-defense and the video shows mcgovern the aggressive in the altercation. >>> that stabbing death and other alleged incidents of violent or addreggressive homel people in the park prompted the meeting of the friends of rittenhouse square at the presbyterian church. police philadelphia, city agency officials and a councilmember answered questions about safety in their neighborhood. >>> donald trump backtracked from statement causing a firestorm earlier today. statements to the effect that women who get abortions should be punished should abortion be ever outloud. it was trump's exchange, here it is with interviewer chris matthews. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no as a principle? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of pun about -- punishment. >> to the woman? 10 years? >> i don't know. >> why not? you take positions on everything else. >> and he changed his opinion where abortions would be illegal as he

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congressman jim mcgovern tweet congressman jim mcgovern tweeted these pictures from the late night event feature late night event featuring the 42nd prison. mayor marty walsh greeted hillary in the city. and she attended her alma mater at wellesley college of bringing down the cost of higher education. clinton has the support of nearly all of the state's congressional delegation. >> julie: vermont senator bernie sanders spent time speak agent a rally at milton hoolt. he the 73-year-old spoke to a crowd of 3,000 supporters. according to recent polls, massachusetts one of three super tuesday states that sanders has a chance of winning winning. i love. i looked around the crowd tonight, and i think we are going to win here in massachusetts tomorrow. >> julie: despite recent carolina, sanders has remained a fund raising powerhouse. he raised $40 million in february before yesterday's deadline. john kasich was the only republican campaigning in massachusetts. he needs a good showing help in his home state or he plans to suspend his campaign. while governor kasich was here the three republican

that's when investigators say simminger stabbed mcgovern in the stomach.olice are calling the crime senseless. >> philadelphia police are hoping newly released surveillance video can lead them to the man accused of of stealing a car with a baby in the back seat. police say this man stole the vehicle after it was left running this morning along the 4800 block of walnut street. the four month old's dad was inside a store at the time. investigators say the accused thief actually found a number in the van and sent a text message to the child's father letting him know the baby was dropped off 8 miles away near penn and green streets. fortunately, little baby was not injury. >>> senator bob casey tend ago round table today in north philadelphia. focused on fighting gun violen violence. casey meeting with experts and families impacted by gun violence in the city. the cease fire pa moderate dag's discussion at temple university. the senator says politicians need to act and take steps to enforce back ground checks and make it harder to buy military style weapons. a

he stabbed mcgovern several times.e was taken into custody after after the stab tag hospital when he sought treatment for cut on his hasn't. >>> a baby boy is safe and sound tonight after the van he was in was stolen in west physical watch as the thief jumps into his running van park outside of a corner store. kareem morris stopped to get a bottle of water for his four month old son leaving him in the back seat. he came out and found the van gone. he left his phone in the car he used the store owner's phone to text the abductor in the stolen vehicle. >> when i actually text his phone from the store owner's phone, he told me where my son was at. >> the thief decided to leave the little boy on a germantown street and the bobby was found there about 15 minutes later. moments before the ordeal the thief was captured on store surveillance video and police are still looking for him tonight. >>> the new jersey legislature has towardsed a statewide referendum on whether two new casinos to be permitted in the northern part of t

he stabbed mcgovern several times.e was taken into custody after after the stab tag hospital when he sought treatment for cut on his hasn't. >>> a baby boy is safe and sound tonight after the van he was in was stolen in west physical watch as the thief jumps into his running van park outside of a corner store. kareem morris stopped to get a bottle of water for his four month old son leaving him in the back seat. he came out and found the van gone. he left his phone in the car he used the store owner's phone to text the abductor in the stolen vehicle. >> when i actually text his phone from the store owner's phone, he told me where my son was at. >> the thief decided to leave the little boy on a germantown street and the bobby was found there about 15 minutes later. moments before the ordeal the thief was captured on store surveillance video and police are still looking for him tonight. >>> the new jersey legislature has towardsed a statewide referendum on whether two new casinos to be permitted in the northern part of t

mcgovern was the candidate of legalizing drugs which he wasn't really full four. and abortion which the party was split on but at that point they started becoming much more pro-choice then republicans were. >> this was an era of sexual revolution because you have the advent of birth control, the pill. i think that to played into the area of wanton behavior and loose morals and some of the republican values. >> absolutely, some of the traditional and evangelical christians, that's also when you started to see real change on what was broadcast on television so bringing it right into your home, the 50s had shows like ozzie and harriet and father knows best which were very traditional family shows. suddenly mass entertainment was beginning more and more racy which really bothered a lot of conservative people in the country. so this was building up in the early 70s and interestingly, it was jimmy carter who first rallied the evangelical vote because when it turned out that jimmy carter was a born again christian, a lot of the press said what in the world is that. one w

that said, in the mirror image election in 1972, democrats nominated george mcgovern and he got beaten even worse than gold water did, that year even though it was the democratic presidential nominee who lost so overwhelmingly badly, just a disaster with mcgovern at the top of the ticket, that year actually the democrats picked up seats in the senate and they held on to their majority in the house. so, you know, like i say, you put somebody like a goldwater or a mcgovern, somebody who the party thinks risks existential disaster for the party at the top of their ticket, that results in trouble for them at the top of the ticket but in terms of what else it does do their party, the forecast is cloudy. people who see parallels to hugely risky election bets when they look at donald trump, right, i think they're right to see those historical parallels. but the idea of donald trump's nomination blowing apart the republican party, or ending the republican party, there really isn't any precedent for that. and so far, the testable effect of a likely donald trump presidential nomination, there's

that doesn't seem that surprising. >> that's what it was like to run the mcgovern campaign in 1972. >> now we know her as secretary clinton and candidate clinton. what was she like back then? you knew her at a time when she was not practiced in the spotlight. >> she was -- to me she was all duty. she was a duty-driven person. he was a passion-driven, political passion-driven person. >> yeah. >> she was more of a lawyer than he was. >> yeah. >> she would parse things out. he loved politics and the first meeting we had when we were here is we went over to see bob bullock, you know, the secretary of state of texas who was a character if there ever was one. >> if ever there was one. >> of course he and clinton became good buddies. >> right. >> hillary was more studious. she could be just as angry. she was just as passionate but she was always trying to figure out things in a legal framework that was fair to everybody. >> didn't particularly like politics? was she not as interested in politics as he was? >> she was not as interested in -- as clinton later told me in the white house, you kn

so, you know, like i say, you put somebody like a goldwater or a mcgovern, somebody who the party thinks risks existential disaster for the party at the top of their ticket, that results in trouble for them at the top of the ticket, but in terms of what else it does to their party, the forecast is cloudy. people who see parallels to hugely risky election bets when they look at donald trump, right, i think they're right to see those historical parallels. but the idea of donald trump's nomination blowing apart the republican party or ending the republican party, there really isn't any precedent for that. and so far, the testable effect of a likely donald trump presidential nomination, there's mixed results in terms of how much this is really even going to change the republican party at all. i think the only thing we can really say for sure is that whoever this guy is, the democratic party is looking for his son right now. or at least the inheriter of his legacy to draft a new round of these ads for 2016. that is something that i would bet good money on. pet moments are beautiful, unless yo

. >> arriving now, senator george mcgovern of south dakota. >> mcgovern got into the race because there anti-war side. and, you know, bobby kennedy had a lot of delegates. >> mccarthy said he didn't believe mcgovern had enough strength to make any difference. so, mccarthy said he'll continue the fight for the nomination, although it was clearly implied that his chances are very slim. >> mayor daley set up all the conditions for conflict in chicago. he didn't give them permits to march. but he knew that they were coming anyway. >> over 10,000 demonstrators were gathered in chicago's grant park. the demonstrators are determined to march on convention hall tonight in protest. police are at the park in force. >> you can count on it. that the police and the authorities will always unify what you can't unify by yourself. [ crowd chanting ] >> the tumultuousness, the violence that was happening outside the home, became reflected inside the home. >> there seems to be some kind of battle going on here. >> yes, directly under our booth here. they're carrying a man out. >> i got into a melee in th

collin mcgovern was allegedly stabbed to death by steven siminger right around 3:00 a.m. one of his friends took the stand today said it started innocently as mcgovern asked siminger about the devils hat. he was stabbed in the stomach and pronounced dead a short time later. but the defense paints a different picture, saying that the surveillance v

collin mcgovern was allegedly stabbed to death by steven siminger right around 3:00 a.m. one of his friends took the stand today said it started innocently as mcgovern asked siminger about the devils hat. he was stabbed in the stomach and pronounced dead a short time later. but the defense paints a different picture, saying that the surveillance video shown shows siminger backing away as mcgovernor initiated the attack. she says her client a disabled navy veteran was simply trying to defend himself. >> this is not the case of a deranged person committing a stabbing but it's an unfortunate situation and it's clear that my client was not the initial aggressor. this case will be held over for trial. reporting live from center city, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> camden county prosecutors released a 911 call a woman made when her aunt hit a pedestrian and kept driving. >> i was in a car and i wasn't driving and my aunts was driving and hit someone. >> they hit someone like a person? >> yes. >> or a vehicle? >> a person. >> 40-year-old susan highland is charged in

the mcgovern program. you are proposing reductions in spending in that area. if we agree with your position your budget request, how would usda absorb those cuts? are there ongoing programs that would be affected? do you have countries that you would exclude from the program? there is less money how would , you spend the money you have remaining? >> there are countries as you know. the governed program -- the mcgovern program is designed not to be a permanent support for countries but designed to show the wisdom of linking education and food with the hope that the host country would take over that responsibility. there have been countries were we have been active and involved -- where we have been active and involved which we think is time for them for them to pick up the mantle. that may be a consequence, so it may be that there is not a circumstance where we can cut off or cut out people without assistance without some substitute. the other possibility, we are proposing to use a small portion of the program for local purchases. i'd be happy to give you a mor

that's when investigators say he stabbed mcgovern in the stomach.olice are calling the crime senseless. ♪ >>> imagine waking up to see this, hovering over your bed. it was the start of a terrifying night for local woman. what she says this guy demanded before he would leave her alone. >>> take a good look at this much police say this guy stole a mini van with a four month old baby still in the back seat. the dad just feet away in a local convenience store. >> i think i came close to experiencing how it would feel to get your soul suck out of. >> where the infant finally turned up safe and sound. >> a bizarre police chase that hits almost one happen dread miles an hour. police cars weaving in and out of traffic. why officers were chasing one of their own squad cars. >>> plus, how would you like to own hell? it's a real place and it's for sale. wh ♪ >>> caught on video a mini van left running outside of a west philadelphia store is stolen but that's not where the story ends in the back of that van is issue fan. the father comes out of the store to fin

four year-old steven simminger is charged in the murder of colin mcgovern.ording to police he got in the fight with new jersey devils hat. this is 3:00 o'clock sunday morning on the 1800 block of writ even hour square. that is when simminger stabbed mcgovern in the stomach, and police calling the crime, senseless. mike and alex. >> it the is absolutely senseless. >>> coming up, president obama help creator of a popular hip-hop broadway show, rap free style in the white house rose garden. >> wonder if that has ever happened before. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. >>> it is 6:45. legal assayings of medical marijuana, takes a step forward

that is when investigators say simminger stabbed mcgovern in the stomach.are calling the crime senseless. >>> police continue to search for whoever fired shots at the a west philadelphia neighborhood, killing a teenager who was an innocent bystander. last night a vigil was held for 18 year-old nija seedily. saturday night around 11:30, two groups of teenagers were arguing when shots rang out. she was hit the a as he stood half block away. people at the vigil called for peace love and a end to violence. >>> coming up at 5:38 terrifying moments for a woman in chester county when she awakens to find a masked man standing over her bed. take a look at what she saw, can you you imagine how frightening this is. tredyffrin township police say this man broke in the home of the 100 block of crest line road just after 1:00 saturday morning when suspect tied the victim up with duct tape and told her quote be quiet, and you won't get hurt. he ransack the home, and atm card and keys and then showed a stun gun and got her atm pin number which he used to withdraw cash. veh

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trump is not a figure like -- the historical comparables are barry goldwater and george mcgovern. >> george wallace. >> right. who lost big and had some members, democrats who wouldn't support mcgovern, republicans who wouldn't support goldwater. trump is beyond that. he is in more a weird mix of george wallace, ross perot and these candidates who are so far outside the -- not just the party establishment but the world that most conservative voters operate in. >> do you know what people said in june when trump got into the race? his unfavorabilities were so high, he could never win. if all 106 presidential candidates we've had, no one has had worse unfavorables than trump. he moved those numbers and is now the presumptive nominee. >> defying boundaries. >> he is defying boundaries. >> it is not -- >> what's inaccurate is the unfavorables outside of the -- >> we're talking june numbers. that's within the republican party. >> in the republican party, he has decent favorable numbers. he also has some of the weakest support and weakest ratings of any potential mairjor party nominee since

that is when simminger stabbed mcgovern in the stomach, police are calling the the crime senseless. >>> police are trying to find however shot and killed a man in north philadelphia a this happened around 4:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon near 26th and toronto streets. investigators say a man inside a white ford taurus was shot three times by a man in the white hoodie. he died at the scene. police have not released his identity. >>> all right. imagine waking up and seeing this standing right over your bed, terrifying moments for a woman in chester county when she awakes to find this. tredyffrin township police say this guy broke into this home on the 100 block of crest line red just after 1:00 o'clock the saturday morning when the suspect tied up the victim with duct tape and told her to be quiet and you won't get hurt. he ransack the house getting her atm card and car keys and then showed her a stun gun. he got her atm pin number which he later used to withdraw cash. mini van left running was stolen outside of a west philadelphia a store and a baby inside this minivan, incident caught

mcgovern was stabbed multiple times. he went to a nearby hospital for a cut on his hand and mental evaluation. that is where police arrested him. >>> new research reveals daylight savings time can be hazardous to your health and contribute to a stroke. a recent study from finland tracked number of strokes before and after daylight savings time and found the risk of stroke increased 8% after we spring ahead. cancer patients were 25% more likely to suffer a stroke during that time. doctors say losing a second of health. >> you lose about 2 million neurons per minute. so that is why it is so important that if you have to exhibit any of the signs of stroke it is important to call evaluation done. >> in addition to knowing the doctors advise it is important to maintain a regular sleep cycle along with diet and exercise. >>> kooz make it easier for parents to participate in the extracurricular activities. lawmakers are working on a bill to give parents paid time off for their kids school related activities. it would allow up t

investigators say he stabbed mcgovern.uthorities are calling it a senseless crime. >>> happening now, a community is calling for the end to violence just days after a teen was shot to death on or porch in west philadelphia. a vigil is set to begin in her honor. shawnette wilson is live now in that west philadelphia neighborhood where the tragedy happen, shawnette. >> reporter: iain, the vigil as you mentioned will start in just about an hour. will take place here at the corner of salford and callowhill this is where nest we have philadelphia if you paying take a look behind me you can see bullet holes in the side of the home where the teen was shot and killed. this is 18-year-old in a jay seeley hit by a stray bullet police tell us. this video montage posted on facebook. as a tribute to her and to spread the word about the vigil tonight. it was 11:30 saturday night when gunfire erupted on the 400 block of north salford street. police say the victim was laying on the forge of a don't home shot in the chest. police believe i

all started innocently asking him about the new jersey devils has he was wearing and in the end mcgovern was stabbed in the stomach and later pronounced dead at hahnemann hospital. but the defense says that is half the story, they say that surveillance video shown during today's preliminary hearing sheriff's officing simmering was the aggressor with the defendant backing awake her client is a veteran with a prosthetic leg. >> this is not the case of a deranged person committing a stabbing but more of a case an unfortunate situation and say shame that someone dies but based on the video it's clear my client is not the initial aggressor. >> siminger is held without bail. his arraignment is april 20th. >> thank you walter. >>> a 4-year-old is in the hospital after a crash in southwest philadelphia. the accident happened on the 5400 block of grays avenue this morning. police say a truck collided with an suv and the collision pushed the suv into three parks cars or vehicles and a 4-year-old girl in the suv suffered serious injuries, police say she was not in an age appropriate car seat nor wa

when nixon ran against george mcgovern he was running against what recall permissive values. so the slogan that was often cited against mcgovern turned out it was words that set off the record by senator tom eagleton but that did not come out until somebody years ago were acid, amnesty and abortion. where governor it was he legalizing drugs which he was not really for and abortion which the party was split on. at that point they started to become much more pro-choice than republicans were. >> host: this was an error of sexual revolution. you you had the advent of birth control, the pill. i think that too plays into the idea of sort of wanton behavior and loose morals to some of the republican values. >> guest: absolutely and some of the traditional and evangelical christians. that is also when he started to see real change on what was broadcast on television. so bring it right into your home, the shows were like ozzie and harriet, and father knows best which are very traditional family shows. suddenly mass entertainment was becoming more and more racy which really bothered a

police say he stapped colin mcgovern earlier this month. >>> neighbors who are worried following both those crimes packed a town hall meeting in center city last night. they discussed their concerns with law enforcement, homeless advocates, and mental health experts. >> i'm very concerned. we have two children. their day care takes them to rittenhouse square. >> you have to be a little more proactive in getting the people the help they need. >> police told the crowd they putmore police around the trouble spots and will work to combat violence on the streets. >>> the vote to avoid a shutdown. atlantic city's plan to shut down the government could be on hold after a vote taken by city workers. monique braxton is live. good morning to you frm and what came out of this vote? >> reporter: hey, vai. we just arrived here in atlantic city. it's all quite here now. but in just a couple of hours we could learn more details about that plan that could avoid a city government shutdown in atlantic city. municipal workers in the city have voted on a temporary plan and we're learning the plan calls f

collin mcgovern was killed yesterday morning on the 1800 block of rittenhouse square. he became in a fight with steve simminger of media. he is charged with stabbing him to death. >>> meanwhile, funeral services are underway for sean cullen. he was killed responding to another accident. nora muchanic is near saint charles borromeo church in cinnaminson where mourners gathered to pay their respects. the funeral began a few minutes ago with the procession of bagpipers. it's a sade baderinwa -- sad, sad day as his death is a blow to the police community and his very large family. the dreariness of the weather added to the sad day as hundreds gathered to say goodbye to sean cullen. the 31-year-old died after being struck by a car in west deptford while responding to an accident. today, family and friends and police officers from all over the country have come to the church in cinnaminson to pay their final respects. >>> law enforcement is a brotherhood. it's tragic, no matter how far it is we try to be there. >>> it's seems when police are not favored as much, it's importa

>> i think historically, you've seen with the landslide election with mcgovern and nixon, mcgovern gets defeated whole hog and then the democratic party was fine. i think historically, the republican party can come out of this all right in terms of winning a general -- presidential election, they're going to have to decide whether they want to lose one or two. i don't think that trump is some metastasis of this sort of conservative thinking. i think he's kind of a really grand-standing apathosis. you have the minutemen, cheer leaded by members of congress. these will guys who are yahoos and technicals patrolling the border with guns and they have been celebrated. or jarro payo, basically our version of the bavarian gull rider, his weird thief dom. how many people has he endorsed? so you can go ahead and condemn trumpism. but you're going to have to do something about the fertile field that grew trump. >> that is his moment. you're seeing this sort of crazy thing happening on the right right now, where even breitbart, which has been the most sort of pro trump outlet, has basically explod

also philadelphia police say sim injer stand colin mcgovern to death in the square. that was march 14th. just days after that stabbing police allege a homeless man assaulted a supreme court worker in center city. >>> we have new information the jerry sandusky/penn state molestation case. lairs for former university president graham spangler and vice president gary schultz would not comment on the ruling. the attorney general's office could file an appeal with the state supreme court or they could move forward for trial on the remaining counts which include failure to report suspected child abuse and endangering the welfare of children. >>> a judge has delayed bill cosby's testimony in a sexual assault lawsuit in california until the comedian resolvings his criminal case here. judy huff is sugar cosby saying he forced her to perform a sec act on him in 1974. she was 15 at the time. meantime cosby's case in norristown, that's on hold because of appeals. >>> are you planning a spring or summer trip? if it involves a flight to somewhere, make sure you give yourself extra

the nomination after a contested convention there as well. 72 is george mcgovern for the democrats playing hard left. he only wins one state. after that younger democrats like bill clinton decided there had to be a third way so they reinvented the party. i would think that people like speaker ryan and others of that generation are now thinking about what do we do with the republican party if trump continues the momentum that he has? i'm going to be looking tonight to see if there are fault lines juggernaut of donald trump and who at the end of the night is no longer a candidate. >> all right, tom brokaw, thanks very much. that's going to do it for us on a tuesday night, super tuesday. we're back on the air throughout the evening with breaking news and the latest results and our primetime special across the country begins at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central time. i'm lester holt for all of us at and good night. >>> tonight, erin andrews breaking down on the stand. >> yo don't really realize how long four minutes until it's of your nakedbody. >> the espn co-host describing constant fear after bei

congressman jim mcgovern tweet congressman jim mcgovern tweeted these pictures feature tweeted these pictures featuring the 42nd president. at the same time, mayor marty rally in the city and she went to her alma mater and addressed a crowd at wellesley college to bring down the cost of education. >> i am not going to ask you to pay tacks to send donald college. we are not going to do that. support of nearly all of the state's congressional >>> have the >>> vermont senator bernie sanders spent time speaking at a rally at milton high school. the 74-year-old spoke to a crowd of more than 3,000 supporters. adoreding to recent polls, massachusetts one of only two super tuesday states sanders has chance of winning. >> this is a raucous crowd. i love it. i look around this crowd tonight, i think we are going to win here in massachusetts tomorrow! [cheering] >> gene: despite recent losses in they da an north carolina, he is a powerhouse. he raised $40 million before yesterday's deadline. >>> ohio governor john kasich was the only republican campaigning in massachusetts. he met with voters a