in 1740, the british attacked fort mose. a general by the name of james oglethorpe led the attack on fort mose. they were concerned that the members of the militia might try to take georgia or southern carolina, or that they may cause another major uprising amongst the remainders of the black slave community. they were successful in capturing the fort. fortunately, all members of the families at the fort were able to make it to castillo de san marcos. they stayed in the town of st. augustine for 12 years before returning to fort mose land. the town of fort mose was vacant for approximately 12 years before they decided to rebuild . the spanish opted to rebuild fort mose in another location, and they built it larger and stronger. the previous residents reluctantly returned to the town of fort mose. they had enjoyed living in st. augustine. the spanish encourage them to return in order to continue to protect the north side of the ca stillo >> i first learned about fort mose when i was a graduate student in archaeology. the pers

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why do these guys want to look like moses? put moses in the uniform, he looks just like that guy.field? i mean you're spitting people are spitting on baseball. in order to be in the big leagues you have to spit every 10 seconds. the beard -- you know so if you know why they're growing beards please tell you. baseball remains america's pastime, like everything else it's changing. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news website, we would like you to spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. o'reilly at foxnews.com. word of the day, do not be mendacious when writing to the factor. thank you for watching tonight. miss megyn warming up. please always remember, the spin stops here. as we are definitely looking out. >> it is wednesday, april 15th. a fox news alert. police officers assaulted as protestors block traffic and even the brooklyn bridge. the brand new clashes between citizens and cops. >> one day into hillary clinton's presidential campaign, a potential new bombshell in the e-mail scandal. what we have just learned about a letter she ignored years ago.

why do these guys want to look like moses? put moses in the uniform, he looks just like that guy.e spitting people are spitting on baseball. in order to be in the big leagues you have to spit every 10 seconds. the beard -- you know so if you know why they're growing beards please tell you. baseball remains america's pastime, like everything else it's changing. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news website, we would like you to spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. o'reilly at foxnews.com. word of the day, do not be mendacious when writing to the factor. thank you for watching tonight. miss megyn warming up. please always remember, the spin stops here. as we are definitely looking out. >>> breaking tonight with three republicans and hillary clinton all working the campaign trail, tonight for the first time in the 2016 race. the kelly file will sneak to the democratic national committee chair woman, about the emerging field of candidates and the challenging road ahead. welcome to the kelly file everyone, i'm megyn kelly. the presidential race is in its

twitter lit up when moses posted photos of them at the prom. he hopes now everyone embraces friends who have special needs. >>> and talking about tweets another thing lighting up media, you can now post comments with your retweet. twitter just announced the new edition that it it has been testing since last summer. you can now share u and comment twout having to shorten the original message. you can join us on twitter. >>> and spoiler alert for you now, that's right, they are leading the vampire die diaries. she spent time with her tv family and says i wanted to be the first to tell you that it wasn't just a holiday celebration. it was a good-bye party. she says she wanted elena's story to be an adventure. we're back in 60 seconds. >>> how does a wedding at sea sound just in time for summer? now you can legally get married aboard two norwegian cruise ships. . the captain will perform the ceremony. >>> if you need an excuse to raise your glass today, it's national beer day. we know many of you are excited about this. in fact, it's trending on fa

jesus said moses because the hardness of our heart suffered you to put away your wives. from the beginning it was not so. i say to you, who so ever shall put away his wife shall marry another commits adultery. whoever marries her commits adultery. if the case of the man be with his wife, it's in the good to marry. he said to them, all men kept receive this. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello my name is dana rose. i work in disease prevention. i'm getting a great deal of harass amount as i talked about in the past. i just want to go over what i talked about last week. they're getting into my room at night. 15 laminations i did about the problems with the for profit u.s. healthcare system disappeared from my room overnight here is just one of them. it's the international federation of health plans. it shows a hospital bed in the u.s. is $4300. no other country is close. in europe it's between 500 and 800 for the countries listed there. the other 15 15 laminations went missing are you have future nature. i like to talk about them. i gathered signatures for ballot m

by the texas board of education through 2010 for both the standards depict moses whose principals andcursor as the direct declaration of independence and constitution and to identify biblical law in the g.o.p. geode tradition as a starting point. this is what taxes once their students to go for broke social studies has a civic issue the purpose is to cultivate the knowledge and skills and virtues necessary for responsible citizenship. but was social studies standard say about religion functionally represents the minimal knowledge that the state once the citizens to have. what they say about religion is determined through the process. texas is one of the few states to have the board of education elected through partisan elections. so what the standards say is determined by a partisan process. and the factions within each party such as teapartier republicans and moderates the board is dominated by republicans and to some observers their current standard teaches students to look their religion through a lens with a red stain sensibility. to illustrate what i mean i will first summarize h

moses is facing 86 counts of invasion of privacy charges. and closing arguments are set to begin today in a hearing against the bucks county family accused in a massive insurance fraud scheme. claries oldie on the top right of your screen, she was charged with defrauding her insurance company out of, get this $20 million. prosecutors say she and her family got the pay-outs by making false claims for three fires at their home. a judge will have to decide whether to send the case to county court for a trial. >> a 22 year old philadelphia man facing charges after state police say he shot his own father in the head while in traffic. this happened yesterday evening, along the schuylkill expressway, right there at exit 332 for conshohocken. the 42 year old father was taken to the hospital in critical condition. no word on what led to up that shooting there. was a third person in the car that was not hurt. police have not released any names at this time. >> some pretty scary moment for one of philadelphia's mayoral candidate at last night's debate.

jesus said moses because the hardness of our heart suffered you to put away your wives.

rattner police say shawn moses used his cell phone to film the girls changing in forever 21 and expressl phone video in this next story disturbing. it's from north charleston south carolina. that's where a white police officer is now charged with the murder of a black man who was apparently unarmed. "the new york times" obtained and released this video that shows officer michael slaughter firing eight shots at a man named walter scott as he was running away. we froze the video before scott fell. the shooting came after a traffic stop on saturday in north charleston. officers say the officer shot scott after hitting him with a stun gun. officer slager was charged after authorities saw the video. his family plans to file a lawsuit against the police department. >> i don't think that all police officers are bad cops. but there are some bad ones out there. and i don't want to see anyone get shot down the way that my brother got shot down. >> now the police officer claims that he feared for his life. but the justice department is reviewing the shooting. >>> the white house says an explosion

jesus said moses because the hardness of our heart suffered you to put away your wives.adultery. whoever marries her commits adultery. if the case of the man be with his wife, it's in the good to marry. he said to them, all men kept receive this.

the people are giving him a name moses. another baby abandoned as well. >> this highlights the need for safe harbor laws everywhere. >> shocking video. a happy ending not here but a couple of thugs using an ax. what are they doing? perhaps they smash their way in for loads of money. this is in perth. there have been two other break-ins in perth in recent weeks as well. people are baffled why. these are cashless places. all they managed to get away with was petty catch, iphone and vacuum cleaner. >> really all of that damage for that? it's so weird. >> long boards big on fun but short on fun if you crash. look out! this video shot as part of a commercial shoot for fayette chill clothing company, that's long boarder jarrett henry, just put on the long sleeved shirt because it was getting chilly. that saved him a atlot of skin. one deer scooting across. should have been his signal to watch out for others. another little deer boom in front of him. deer goes skidding across the road but notice there goes the deer scooting up the

could we see growing rates of joblessness, and what the government fears mose is social instability. an an investigation into cuba reveals it may have breached laws diverting traffic from rivals to boost its own services. if it is proven google faces up to $6.6 billion in fines. >>> hundreds of activists marched in new york calling for an end to police violence against unharmed black men in the united states. the family members of several men and boys who died at the hands of police took part. at least nine people were arrested during the demonstration. another group left new york on a 400km walk to washington to demonstrate against what they say is police brutality >>> now,ate u.s. teachers in the state of georgia received prison sentences for cheating. they were found guilty of falsifies test results to secure bonuses and programations. andy gallagher reports. >> reporter: it's one of the biggest exam cheating scandals in u.s. history. it's also divided opinion. these protesters called for leniency for the 10 found guilty of altering exams for bonuses. judge gerry baxter was in no

happening today, a judge will officially sentence a man who murdered philadelphia police lieutenant moses walker junior. rafael jones knows he will spend the rest of his life in prison. officer walker was a 19 year veteran of the police force. he served as deacon of his church in north philadelphia. he was 40 years old at the time of his murder. in august 2012 walker was wearing plain clothes walking to a bus stop in philadelphia when jones and another man tried to rob him and shot him to death. jones police was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison after testifying against him. >>> the family of a south philadelphia fruit vendor is holding a vigil tonight to remind people to keep looking for his killer. don ly had just finished filling his truck. someone stabbed him and slit his throat. it happened two years ago tomorrow. ly's father had no known enemies and police don't believe robbery was the motive because the wallet was still in his pocket with cash in it. this video shows the suspect casually walking away. there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> philadelp

the eight-day passover observance recalls the story of moses escaping from slavery and egypt. many jews eat unleavened bread during the celebration. >>> the southerly wind will help to keep temperatures nice and mild and warm to start with. look at the pocano mountains, 51 degrees. 61 in northeast philadelphia. atlantic city, 58 degrees. a nice mild dry start at citizens bank park. it will be good weather for the home opener but tonight there could be some rain. look at the rain right now, light rain moving into lancaster and chester county. a little steadier in southern and central county. downeytown scattered light showers in montgomery and central bucks county to start with. it's part of the system that is going to deliver clouds through the day today and occasional heavy downpours, even the chance of thunderstorms. you can see the heavier rain now moving into west virginia through the ohio valley. that's the possibility for us this afternoon. to start with though the rain moving in at 8:00 this morning. you'll see light rain across delaware southeastern pennsylvania and in

this is trey moses a 6-foot nine high school basketball star whose heart is as big as his size.rey asked his best friend elly meredith to prom. elly has down's syndrome. the two met through a program that cultivates friendships between students with and without developmental disabilities. elly's mom says her daughter is thrilled and they are excited about shopping for a dress. now in the effort of full disclosure trey does have a girlfriend but we hope she doesn't mind. >>> finally passover begins tonight at sundown and one group of science students at a university in israel found a unique way to celebrate. >> ♪♪ >>> normally the story of passover is read out loud over dinner but these students made a goldberg machine to tell the story. it uses dominos weights wheels books and even matzah to create a chain of motionly. it covers the entire tail of baby moses floating down the river in a basket to the splitting of the red sea. at the end the machine unveils a seder dinner front of the group. nothing like the seder dinner i'll be attending later on but okay. >>> the machine tells

the eight-day observance recalls the story of moses and the ancient hebrews escaping from slavery in egypt. this is marked by a ritual meal and many will eat unleavened bread and other traditional items during the holiday. >>> and now philadelphia have a break in one of their cases and say this could be the key to unlocking a bigger organization. >>> and dry right now at beach avenue, but not true in other areas. already seeing some rain on the first alert radar. your hour-by-hour future weather forecast when we come back. >>> we're tracking rainfall here, but it won't be here all day. center city is dry and reporting temperatures that are so much warmer this morning. 60 degrees. the winds are helping to keep things warm out of the south/southwest at 13 miles an hour and going to be stronger during the day. 20 degrees warmer in atlantic city than this time yesterday. look at pottstown, 33 degrees warmer than it was. but here comes the rain. just some light showers already moving in to philadelphia and bucks county. the light rain into the glenside area and extending to delaware. we a

among his prisoners were 10-year-old twins, eva and miriam moses, both victims of medical experiments. today, eva, the survivor, now living in indiana, confronted groening about what he knew and forgave him. >> i don't want him in jail. he's 93 years old. i do like the fact that he has some conscience. and at least was willing to clean his conscience. >> reporter: the tattoos they got then eva still has on an arm once pumped full of poison by nazi doctors. at least one other survivor in court was less forgiving. >> the way he sat down and looked as if he would be still the ruler of the world. >> reporter: groening said he witnesses atrocities but didn't kill jews himself. "i'm morally guilty," he said. "i admit it in front of the victims. but whether i am guilty of a crime," he told the judges, "you must decide." groening is one of a handful of guards now facing justice and in his case, a possible 15 years as a prisoner himself. bill neely, nbc news, germany. >>> still ahead here tonight, more of our reporting on a subject that has so many people talking about what it means to be a tr

he shot and killed police officer moses walker jr. in august of 2012. the officer was confronted by jones as he walked to his bus stop after his shift ended. mcfarland testified that jones pulled the trigger. >>> a woman convicted of killing a new jersey state trooper 42 years ago may be returned from cuba as relations between the nations now thaw. cuba has agreed to talks about returning fugitives, including joann chessmark, now known as asada shakur. she killed westerner forester then escaped to cuba. >>> keep our schools open. that was the message at this rally outside philadelphia school district headquarters tonight. protesters are upset with the district's plan to close kensington international business high school. the school would merge with kensington urban education academy and students say the school district didn't notify them until this past monday. the school reform commission will hold a public hearing on the plan to merge the schools in two weeks. >>> coming up we have showers moving in. it will be around for the morning commute. i'll sh

. >> some hated moses. >> what's your point? >> my point, achieving a peaceful end of roman rule.ration of a jewish king who gives romans the order they demand. >> and will by lath -- pilate support that. >>. jewish kingdom that keeps order. that keeps pottier at bay without the cost of military occupation. pontius pilate will return to roman triumph. a strong hand with dangerous fanatics would be a step toward that goal, leaving you king of the jews. >> saloam, you know it written if your enemy drinks your -- tell me friend, if your enemy brings you harm what is it. >> an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. >> yes an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth. if god is love, then loving is serving god. and that means you must love your enemy. >> you preach weakness. >> no, no. >> the strikes a cheek you turn and let him strike the other. if he takes your cloak you give him your tune nic. -- tunic. >> you do this. >> i will die with each breath on each and every day. feeling that by our effort god what is in our hearts. knowing that god is love. and in the kingdom of god, we will love

moses riddick another freedman testified he was at home when a man from the 5th new york voluntary infantry named john smith knocked on his door and told him he had to enlist in the army. he informed he he had already planned on enlisting and was on the sick list and would do so when he was well. smith told him you shall go now or i will blow your brains out. i've got orders to do so. i asked if i could go in and get my coat and i made my escape by jumping out the back window. reverend beels reported that mills benton and robert johnson were arrested also by colonel nelson's men and forced to enlist. he said both had been suffering at home from an ill condition. there were so many taken. owen said they took the 15-year-old away. i took it home. the boy has never come back. president abraham lincoln recommended nelson's appointment after he created quite a ruccus down in louisiana with a louisiana native guard. he had been forced out after insulting many of the free blacks in that regimen and impressing men into service. within a few months of course, similar accusations arose in the norfolk

it was like seeing moses part the red sea. you are a force up there.ow much practice goes into that? marc: this year, i have not been on tour, so it was a brand-new show, and so i actually had to practice it quite a bit. emily: you announced wave, a cloud-based analytics platform. what does this give your customers that they did not have before? marc: analytics is just a category that just is rich for innovation. a lot of companies in our industry have kind of sat on their, kind of, kingdoms too long and kind of kept the status quo going. there's a long list of those companies and a long list of those ceo's. and one of those areas is analytics. it is a completely new way to think about analytics, and mobile visualization, and it's really analytics for the rest of us. emily: there are myths about the greatest founders that are boiled down into legend. what is the myth of marc benioff, and what is the reality? marc: the reality is getting to this point in your career is a lot of hard work over a long period of time. the fundamental reality of our industr

. >> some hated moses, what is your point? >> my point, seeing the peaceful end of the roman rule.eeps order and without the cost of military occupation. pilate will return to rome in triumph. >> the strong hand would be a step toward that goal, leaving you the king of the jews. >> shalom! you know, it is written, if your enemy brings you heart -- >> an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth! but now i say that god is love, that loving is serving god. and that means you must love your enemy. >> you preach with me! >> no, no, if one strikes your cheek, you turn and you strike the other. if he takes your cloak, you give him your tunic? do you do what you ask of us? >> i will try each and every day. >> feeling by our efforts, what is in our hearts, knowing that god is love. and in the kingdom of god we will love our enemies. >> it's crazy, you can't love enemies. love them, forgive them -- >> so that we can be forgiven, and judge not so that you will not be judged. the kingdom of god is within you. each of you! those who look within themselves will find it. >> they walk away. >> he is bl

happening today, a judge will officially sentence a man who murdered philadelphia police lieutenant moses walker jr. rafael jones already knows he will spend the rest of his life in prison. that's because he waived his right to a trial in exchange for prosecutors not seeking the death penalty. officer walker was a 19 year veteran of the police force. he also served as a deacon of higgs church in north philadelphia. he was 40 years old at the time of his murder. in august of 2012 walker was wearing plain clothes walking to a bus stop in north philadelphia when jones and another man tried to rob him and shot him. jones accomplice was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison after testifying against him. >>> the family of a south philadelphia fruit vendor is holding a vigil tonight to remind the community to keep looking for his killer. 68-year-old don ly had just finished loading his truck outside his house on vollmer street when somebody stabbed him several times and slit his throat. this happened two years ago tomorrow and it's still a mystery. ly's children say their father had no known ene

off-duty police officer raphael jones, was found guilty in the attempted robbery and murder of officer moses walker, jr. back in 2012. jones' faces automatic life sentence. his co-defendant, chance year mcfarland, now serving 20-40 years in prison for his role in the crime. >>> also, happening today basketball tournament to honor slain philadelphia police officer, robert wilson iii. officer wilson was shot and killed last month during attempted store robbery. some temple university student are hosting the basketball tournament to raise money for the officer's family. police officers will also play in the game today at temple's university's pearson hall from 6:00 until 9:00 p.m. >>> new this morning the vatican says pope francis is considering a trip to cuba when he visits philadelphia in september. the pope helped the united states and cuba re-establish diplomatic relations earlier this year. now, he already has a busy schedule for his visit to the u.s. he's meeting president obama and speaking in congress, and the united nations before coming to philadelphia for the world meeting of familie

it recalls the story of moses and the ancient hebrews' escape from slavery and egypt. >>> a wet start to the holiday weekend. but will the weather improve in time for easter sunday? first taking a look at citizen's bank park in south philadelphia. the phillies are hoping they'll get in their game tonight against the pirates. what about it sheena? >> yeah we have some light showers moving in to philadelphia right now, renee. but periods of rain for the rest of the evening with a chance of a thunderstorm. then some nice changes. but windy changes as we go into your weekend. i'll show you that easter forecast, coming up. >>> and the race for philadelphia mayor is heating up. we're talking to the democratic candidate ahead of their first televised debate. the one issue all six of them seem to agree on. >>> we're just a little more than a month away for the democratic primary for philadelphia mayor. nbc 10 spoke with each of the six candidates ahead of their first televised debate tuesday. they seem to have one thing in common when it comes to an important issue. education as a top priorit

shawn moses used his cell phone to film the girls changing in stores like forever 21 and express. and then he uploaded the videos to a porn site. >>> and authorities say they are investigating a threat made against law enforcement in the case of a man who died in police custody. yesterday the hacker group anonymous posted online the names of officers who they claim were involved in the death of phillip white. the group threatened cyber attacks against the police department and the cumberland prosecutor's office. white died in the custody of vineland police after responding to a disorderly person call. the 911 and radio transmission gives the incident more contact. >> 911 where is your emergency? >> yeah there's some guy freaking out on the street here. >> what is he doing? >> he's screaming up there, he's screaming, i don't know what the hell is wrong with him. >> guy's trying to grab my gun! >> now officers later called for medical help because white was having trouble breathing. witnesses claim the officers kicked and punched him while he was handcuffed on the ground. law enforc

raphael jones was found guilty in the attempted robbery and murder of officer moses walker jr. officer walker was leaving his overnight shift in the 22nd police district in north philadelphia when he was approached by two men and shot twice. jones faces an automatic life sentence. his co-defendant chance year motorcycle far lalled, now serving 20-40 years in prison for his part in the crime. >> gloucester county pastor faces sexual assault charges this morning. franklin township police say james simmons began sexually abusing a woman when she was 17 years old. and the abuse continued for several years. the alleged victim is now 21. police say simmons is a pastor at the new life and christ ministries in mullica. he surrendered to police, bail set at $150,000. >> stand trial on charges of aggravated assault ... yesterday a judge denied motion to dismiss the charges against philip williams, catherine knox and kevin had your began got into a fight with a couple last september. one of the victims suffered severe facial fractures. >> and gruesome scene to tell but in phoenix arizona

tray moses is 6-foot nine high school basketball player whose hearties as big as his size.asked his best friend to the prom. she has down syndrome. they met to encourage friendships between students with and without developmental disabilities. her mom says her daughter is very excited about shopping for a new dress. >>> jimmy kimmel live is next on channel six followed by nate line. "action news" continues tomorrow morning at 5:30 with eva pilgrim and chris sowers. for jim gardner cecily tynan ducis rodgers the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a wonderful weekend. we will see you on monday. good night. >> ♪♪ : from austin, texas, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, bill murray. from "the walking dead," norman reedus. steven yeun. and melissa mcbride. plus music from the weeknd. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

moses riddick another freedman testified he was at home when a man from the 5th new york voluntary infantry named john smith knocked on his door and told him he had to enlist in the army. he informed he he had already planned on enlisting and was on the sick list and would do so when he was well. smith told him you shall go now or i will blow your brains out. i've got orders to do so. i asked if i could go in and get my coat and i made my escape by jumping out the back window. reverend beels reported that mills benton and robert johnson were arrested also by colonel nelson's men and forced to enlist. he said both had been suffering at home from an ill condition. there were so many taken. owen said they took the 15-year-old away. i took it home. the boy has never come back. president abraham lincoln recommended nelson's appointment after he created quite a ruccus down in louisiana with a louisiana native guard. he had been forced out after insulting many of the free blacks in that regimen and impressing men into service. within a few months of course, similar accusations arose in the norfolk

this is what texas wants its students to know about moses and the ten commandments. social studies traditionally has a civic function. its purpose is to cultivate the knowledge, skills and virtues necessary for responsible citizenship us what social studies standards say functionally represents the minimal knowledge of religion that the state wants its citizens to have and what the standards say about religion is determined through a political process. now texas is one of the few states to have a board of education elected through partisan elections so what the standards say is determined by a partisan process. the democrats and republicans by and against each other to shape their content into factions within each party by hand against each other such as tea party republicans and moderate republicans. the board is dominated by republicans in the standard reformed by the republican dominated aboard and to some observers, the current standards reflect and attempt to teach students to check out the religion through the lens colored with particular red state sensibilitie

>> i just got this from thinking about moses.ng at the television, and there is a show called "the mysteries of laura." >> debora messing. what you may not realize is there's somebody else on the program today and here is a sneak peek. >> deeply insecure woman. she has some anger issues, but in my opinion she is not capable of violence. >> we'll still need to see your files. remind you, nancy gave us written permission which allows us -- >> it's not that the, my office was broken to and all of my notebooks were stolen. >> really? could it have been one of my patients? >> well, it certainly crossed my mind. >> to your best recollection were any of the men the jealous or aggressive type? >> i don't think so. half the time we talk about her obsession with tv, "the voice." especially. she'd talk about who was safe -- >> i was so happy craig won. when he opened his heart and sang that johnny cash song i cried listening, it was so -- please continue. >> you're a shrink. >> i'm a shrink. i don't know if i was a psychiatrist or psycholog

>> just got them thinking about moses. >> back to moses. >> so you can find that on funnyordie.com. >lled "the mysteries of laura" -- >> yes. with debra messing. >> you will recognize debra messing as being a regular, but what you may not realize is there is somebody else on the program today and here is a sneak peek. >> nancy's a deeply insecure woman. she has some anger issues. but in my opinion, she is not capable of violence. >> we'll still need to see your files. just to remind you nancy gave us written permission, which allows us -- >> no, it's not that. my office was broken into a couple of weeks ago and all of my notebooks were stolen. >> really? could it have been one of your patients? >> well, it certainly crossed my mind. >> to your best recollection were any of the men that nancy was catfishing either the jealous or aggressive type? >> no i don't think so. half the time we'd talk about her obsession with tv. "the voice" especially. she would talk to me for hours and hours about who was safe and who had been voted off. >> i was so happy craig won. when he opened his heart a

by going to -- going together on vacation in puerto vallarta and they brought their kids apple and moses. yes that's their name. they consciously uncoupled a year ago but they managed to stay friendly while dating other people. gwen said we have a strong friendship and we laugh and have fun. i think gwenyth was mourning the one-year passing of her marriage and the beginning of the divorce . chris is like, oh this is great. finally i get -- i am so happy. >> you didn't do that thing with your voice. >> it is really pretty. i have to be squeezed in a certain area. on a scale of one to coconut how deeply do you admire gwenyth paltrow? >> i just understand their point of view if you coupled wouldn't you celebrate your great fortune and your wisdom? >> who got the better bargain? >> it is commendable that they can get together to be annoying. i think they had the divorce and then she said she was doing the vaw june that you steaming and he said i have to look into this. >> did you get it steamed? >> they should call it the -- >> is there a graphic department somewhere? >> they can whip that o

. >>: what moses when she asked me how did this happen to you how much goes to say that a poll a policemans she is disposed to think that a policeman is there to protect you and be there for you to be the good guy i'd not gonna tell her that a policeman did this to my face is just and honorable and every aspect of my life >> jr stone: she admits that she was drawn up and the stall remember much from that night. she was arrested for public trek up the intoxication when she woke police founder passed out at a bart station after patrick st. patrick's day party the world moldboard resisting arrest counts and battery on a peace officer and a lawyer says this does not justify this kind of a take down at the jail. >>: this doesn't mean they could use the sledge hammer he could use a fly swatter. >> jr stone: and the officers acted to to really p.m. my car your urinated in my car >> jr stone: less than 40 seconds later. wall >>: i'm not saying that all police are bad when they make a mistake they need to be accountable for it >> jr stone: jr stone kron 4 news >> reporter:: conditions by midweek th

when moses started in ninth grade, his school was pretty tough place. only half of the students graduated. unfortunately he was sometimes in trouble. hard-working teachers, fantastic city members and school counselors came together to transform the school in an effort called diplomas now. with federal support for intensive, innovative hands on approach they created real opportunities for moises and his piers to achieve. they had real time data to track school progress and encouraged moises and his friends every single step of the way. their collective efforts in short period of time are paying off. today, 80% of students graduate from booker t. washington. more than half of them are headed to college. same building, same neighborhood, same families. same challenges. but a very different set of expectations and supports. very different results. . . to help many more students walk the path to college new law must invest in innovative to improve outcomeses. we most -- another field in medicine and energy and defense, the need for innovation is well underst

around a few new players and especially a certain pitcher who shares a name with a man who sounds like moses >> i believe charlton -heston's son is starting for the a's. >> and fans are hoping to collect another this season. in san francisco abc7 news. >> in oakland young athletes got to walk on the same field as their big league heros. the oakland athletics hosted little league day today. abc7 newses was there -- abc7 news was there as young players and their families paraded around. the next little league day is may 17th. >>> still to come on abc7 news at 11:00 business is struggling to survive in the face of a higher minimum wage. one store is trying something creative to keep the doors open. and the final round for a popular family-owned golf course. and the san ramon company that is saving lives with an app. >>> covering fremont, palo alto and the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> tomorrow crews cleaning up a cement spill will turn their attention to a nearby golf course. they were cleaning up around glen echo creek. a subcontractor allowed 12 truck loads to pour out of the pipe into the

. >> felecia art and her mother, darlene moses, each received ten years for solicitation of first-degree murder, but the two years they've spent here so far have not been all bad. >> i work in the kitchen and i'm a cook. you know, when i was still out on the streets i really didn't know how to cook. i've learnt how to cook since i've been here. >> she's just a high-spirited girl. i mean, she's just happy go lucky all the time. she loves to work in the kitchen, she loves getting out and doing stuff. and i used to go set -- when i first got here, i used to sit and watch her play volleyball down at the gym and i'd just sit and watch her and think, she's not a little girl anymore. she's all grown up. it took me a long time to realize that. she's not my baby anymore. >> but realizing that has not been as tough as accepting it. >> darlene? >> it's mama to you. >> our relationship is on rocky ground. she doesn't approve of me for a lot of other reasons besides just being here. i have come out and told her that i am a lesbian. >> i think we went to breakfast one morning and she sat down and she