. >>> arraignment is set today for edward moses jr. of southwest philadelphia. he's charged with murdering his girlfriend. he's also the mother of his two children. crystalin thomas was found shot to death in her home in delaware county yesterday morning. darby police believe an argument between crystalin and moses led to the shooting. the victim's children are now with their grandmother. >>> families fighting for safety on the streets. that was the theme of a neighborhood rally in philadelphia last night. sky force 10 was over east falls, where neighbors blocked traffic during the evening rush hour. the demonstrators were protesting the state's plan to remove traffic lights from the intersection of allegheny avenue and 32nd street. neighbors tell us that the lights are necessary, because children cross that intersection to get to school. folks demonstrated in the 1970s to get the traffic light installed after two children were killed crossing the street here. >> we've spent the night out

mother and leave her in there to die. >> report roar neighbors would see moses at the house from timeo time but never saw trouble with no sign of a killing coming overnight.& >> there was noise in the breezeway and his car was park in the back end got in the car and he left. >> reporter: investigators say family member entered the home and found thomas fatally wounded in the bathroom. police were surprised to see that neighbors volunteered information on their own. >> they can't say enough about the people in lansdowne park in the spring valley and weymouth road area many we would not have been able to do this. >> i'm glad that the community did speak to the police a lot of us were interviewed and he was apprehended. >> reporter: tonight that suspect is in custody facing numerous murder charges. police tell us they expect he will be app rained sometime tomorrow morning. as for the children of the victim, they are staying with extended family tonight. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> on your way radar did you see those passing showers in your neighborhood tonight live lo

victor moses shown a second yellow ca rd victor moses shown a second yellow card for diving.llied the ten men. diego costa with the equaliser. no sooner though had chelsea finished celebrating, than arsenal we re finished celebrating, than arsenal were back in front. alan ramsey timing his arrival to perfection. his club now the most successful in the competition's history. at the end of a vintage fa cup final chelsea's dreams of the double are ended by arsenal. an otherwise disappointing season for the gunners finishes in glory. this team has suffered and united and responded. i said last week this team will win the championship, with one or two buys and keep them together and i think we are on a goodway. despite today's success questions remain over the future of arsene wenger, whether he stays or goes, he has certainly made his mark. it was also a record—breaking day for celtic, who have won a treble of trophies without losing a domestic match all season. today brendan rodgers's side won the scottish cup after beating aberdeen 2—1. patrick gearey reports. for weeks now cel

chelsea pressed, but when victor moses was shown a second ca rd when victor moses was shown a second white man down. —— the man —— they went a man down. —— the man —— they went a man down. and diego costa levels for chelsea. no sooner had chelsea finished celebrating than arsenal we re finished celebrating than arsenal were back in front, aaron ramsey timing it to perfection. chelsea's dreams of a double were over, and otherwise disappointing season for the gunners ending in glory. i can't describe this. it has been a up—and—down season, but it finished with an fa cup it has to be successful to finish with silverware. ijust successful to finish with silverware. i just love this competition, and i love playing here, so i'm delighted. the boys deserve it, and i'm happy as well for the manager, him to get another fa cup. delighted. last of the chelsea players are just picked up their losers‘ medals and i can see arsene wenger climbing the steps to accept a winner's medal, and an fa cup for the seventh time, and an fa cup for the seventh time, a record for a manager. he goes ahead at ast

people like moses and alonso who have come in and done great jobs moses and alonso who have come in andve been able to play the same starting 11 every week with no european commitments they can focus on the premier league. that has really shown this season. arsenal have their defensive problems on top of everything else. the smart money has to go on chelsea?” of everything else. the smart money has to go on chelsea? i would love to say different but i think you're right. the smart money will go on chelsea, just looking at how strong they are and also with arsenal's defensive absentees today. i think it would have been a tough ask for them with a full squad available but with the players they are missing it's going to be a real challenge. with the players they are missing it's going to be a real challengelj it's going to be a real challenge.” know if we stay on air for another second a sprinkler is going to go on and it will be one of those things that are seen for evermore across television. it's a half past five kick—off here at wembley, arsenal against chelsea. across the bbc of cours

neighbors were instrumental in leading police to moses. he's been charged with homicide. >> this is a 14-year-old girl struck by a hit and run driveway in her own driveway. >> new castle police announced the arrest of 20-year-old elijah meredith. he fled the scene but there is no proof he intentionally ran over the girl. she is doing amazingly well and is in stable condition. >> the mother of the toddler pennsylvania police say was locked in a cage is defending the enclosure. tiffany george calls the applywood and lattice structure a playpen and alleges it was approved. >> we did not have the intentions of locking our children inside of a cage. >> the father, cecil cuts remains jailed on child endangerment charges for leaving the boy and two babies home alone. >> president and mrs. trump are in the area on the way to saudi ariearabia. it is trump's first trip as president. it was shortly after takeoff when president trump got socked with another russia revelation. the new york times said trump told russian officials that he fired the head

darby police believe an argument between thomas and moses led to the shooting.he victim's children are now staying with their grandmother. >>> families fighting for safety on the streets. that was the theme of this rally in philadelphia last night. sky force 10 was over east falls, where neighbors blocked traffic during the evening rush. the demonstrators were protesting the state's plan to remove traffic lights from the intersection of allegheny avenue and 32nd street. neighbors tell us the lights are necessary because children cross that intersection goat to school. people demonstrated here in the 1970s to get the traffic light installed after two children were killed crossing the street. >> we spent the night out here all night 39 years ago to get this traffic light up here and we want to keep it here. >> penndot plans s ts to repla traffic lights with flashing lights and new pedestrian crossing signs. >>> leaving mounting troubles behind in washington, president donald trump is now in saudi arabia to begin his first overseas trip in office. saudi officials g

employees say 31 year old edward moses, jr., is charged with murder. the victim 26-year-old crystal thomas was found shot and killed in her spring valley road home early this morning. police say cops say she leaves behind a young son and daughter. moses is the father of her son both kids were inside the hous at the time of the that shooting. the exact motive not yet known. but police call this a clear and senseless case of domestic violence and credit neighbors for stepping up with informati information. >> as we were standing out front, people were walk up to us and saying, i know this, just piece aft peace. i mean, as it was -- as it was progressing it was just neighbors coming up before we'd even knocked on doors to canvass it. that's how in seven hours or seven and a half hours we were able to make an arrest on this homicide. >> police expect the suspect to be formally arraigned on the charges tomorrow morning. >>> a safe place for children turns into a chaotic scene after a bomb threat is called in to a daycare. and the people accused of calling i

you and i have worked together closely to support judge moses. i want to bring her to your attention, mr. secretary. the program she put in place is called operation streamline and encourage you to try to expand that. as chairman of science and appropriation subcommittee i'll do my part to help ensure the resources are focused there with additional prosecutors, u.s. marshals to make sure that folks are processed and handled in a way that protects everyone's due process rights and to ensure that people are handled expeditiously by immigration judges. we need to make sure they're there on the border to handle people who come across and receive that notice to appear, which i believe, henry, they call those permiso. in previous administrations they got that notice to appear and they were gone, disappeared, never to show up again. so simply by enforcing the law, ensuring that people show up in front of the immigration judges or appear before a judge like judge moses up and down the boarder, you can have a dramatic effect on protecting our southern bor

. >>> 31-year-old edward moses jr.is unarrest tonight for the murder of his girlfriend in darby borough this morning. police were called to the home on spring valley road for reports of gunshots at 7:30. the victim, 26-year-old crystal thomas was that found shot to death inside. police say moses is the father of the victim's child. police have not released a motive for the shooting. >>> the fbi and lehigh county police raided a house in salisbury township this morning and took two people into custody. investigators were seen in the backyard of the home on emmaus avenue searching cars motorcycles and a boat. justice department officials tells the raid is part of a drug related investigation involving cocaine and heroin. seven people in all were arrested at various locations. >>> the heat continues to oppress the philadelphia area for a third day. that means it's an official heat wave. youngsters were keeping cool with water spouts in dillworth park outside philadelphia city hall and this snapping turtle was soaking up t

the suspect's name, edward moses of southwest philadelphia. they picked him up this afternoon and found a gun in moses' home at the time of the arrest. they believe it started with an argument. police say tips from neighbors and family helped them find that suspect quickly. >> as it was progressing, it was just, neighbors coming up, before we knocked on doors. that's how -- in seven hours, or 7.5 hours we were able to make an arrest on this homicide. >> we're told moses could appear before a judge as early as tomorrow morning. the victim had two young children pap boy and a girl now with their grandmother. live in the breaking news center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> jacqueline, thank you. >>> all right. we are a little more than six days away now from the biggest moneymaking weekend for the jersey shore. memorial day weekend, coming up from cape may to margate to ocean city. people heading towards the water as beaches and businesses get ready for you. nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg joining us live from ocean city. >> hope

moses, was too happy to confiscate winchester slaves from their masters. he also predicted that, like pharaoh, southern slaveholders would continue in their iniquity until they would be overwhelmed in total disruption. understandably, during the occupation, winchester's population -- african-american population had the only rights and literature -- liberty. cornelia mcdonald comforted herself with the note that most of the black population were faithful to the white people. the can blame them if they love freedom and approach she -- and appreciate their civil liberties. officers have a slightly different view. the colored people of america should erect a monument to his memory. he was their friend, when, to be so draw upon them adverse criticism. the white protestants could agree with this, but not with the merit of setting a monument for him and not in the valley. winchester witnessed a second valley -- battle in the spring of 1863. the victim this time, republican -- a republican general detested more than protestants. defeated theho force, where the wri

it's outrageous. >> reporter: neighbors would see moses at the house from time to time but never sawrouble with no sign of a killing coming overnight. >> there was some noise in the breezeway and his car was parked in the back and he got in the car and he left. but at that time no one new he had commit add crime. >> reporter: investigators say family member entered the home and found thomas fatally wounded in the bathroom. police were surprised to see that neighbors volunteered information on their own. >> they can't say enough about the people in lansdowne park in the spring valley and weymouth road area. we would not have been able to do this. >> i'm glad that the community did speak to the police. a lot of wuss interviewed, and >> reporter: the suspect is facing numerous murder charges. we're told by police he's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. meantime, the children of the victim are staying with extended family tonight. dawn? >> all right. dave, thank you. >>> now a story you'll see first on fox 29. police sources say a 45-year-old south philadelphia man stands charged tonight

since the first day the foot of the -- when moses came to the jews of the time, moses knew that the law has been proposed to all the nation of the earth me. knew the secret. the knew that -- some say today in america -- had been proposed to all the nations. that's all of them refused. and he was in desspay to the poor little jewish people who accepted, who accepted to do and to hear and then to hear the new moses knew, the jews knew, the companion of moses knew, except -- who believed that it was easy, they knew that to be a jew is not an easy task. that to be a jew is not a comfortable state. they knew that it is not even a state. to be a jew -- i'm not a jew. i'm sorry, rabbi, but you are not a jew. 65 days of the. >> all the year of your life and the moments of your day there is a moment where you are more jew than others. to be a jew is not just -- is not the grace that fall on your head and which you have to understand, spiritual capital. it's much more uneasy than that and there is to name nor last time, my master, he is most famous book, which is -- is called "difficult liberty."

officers giving credit to neighbors who helped track moses down. >>> the mother of 22-month-old boy found locked in a cage in north manheim township is defending the enclosure. tiffany george claims local child welfare workers approved the plywood and grid-like structure you're looking at. police arrested the father yesterday after they found three children alone, the toddler was in the cage. his 1-year-old brother was in the play pen and day old baby girl was in the car seat. >> the whole purpose was so he couldn't get out and hurt himself. >> we do not have the intention of locking our children inside a cage. >> we've learned 38-year-old cecil k up -- kutz is in jail on child endangerment charges. >>> state police took 25 suspects in custody in what's known as maple empire. they seized guns and money and $300,000 worth of drug. the drug helped to fuel the opioid crisis in the state and the gun violence that's been plaguing trenton. >>> 7:05 a.m., emotions ran high during a protest over a traffic light in the hunting park section of the city. people were upset because of plans to remove

the chamber was built in 1903 by arnold moses. he was a new jersey architect from merchant bill, new jersey. it is in the neoclassical style. what is unique about the architecture at the statehouse is how different the building is depending on which architect constructs the wing. very much in contrast with the general assembly, where we just came from. the senate architecture really conveys a strong sense of the senate itself. architecturecal hints back to the origin of the senate to greek and roman architecture. the senate also takes some of their traditions back to the house of lords and the other houses of parliament. the architecture communicate a sense of formality, if you will. one of the features of the room are the murals that were painted in 1903. the painter was best-known for the murals he did at the panama canal. but the murals represent liberty and prosperity. the middle mural quite clearly depicts liberty. here, she is holding a musket rather than a liberty cap. and prosperity is holding the corner of abundance. of a

. >>> and this man 31-year-old edward moses expected to face a judge this morning on charges that he killed his girlfriend in darby. police say he shot and killed chris thomas a mother of two young children on spring valley road. they say the shooting happened following an argument. police are giving credit to neighbors who helped track moses down. >>> the mother of 22-month-old boy found locked inside a cage in northern manheim township defended the enclosure. workers approved the plywood and grid like structure. police arrested the father after finding three children alone. the toddler was in the cage and 1-year-old brother in the play pen and day old baby girl in a car seat. >> we did not have the intention of locking our children inside a cage. >> 38-year-old cecil kutz remains in jail on child endangerment charges. >>> a major drug trafficking ring no longer in business in trenton. state police took 25 suspects into custody in operation maple empire, they ceased -- seized guns and money. the attorney helped to fuel the opioid crisis in the state and the gun violence plaguing tre

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i would probably put mose last but i think we are seeing one of the things i really admire is chairman thune and mobile now that addresses the streamlining issues. chairman pai with the digital empower agenda is very thoughtful about what it is going to take that is complimentary to any proposal and i think creating the broadbrand council is intriguing. it is fun to share costs with him which is a roll up your sleeves i think he thought he would get 40 names into the pot and there is 400. so i think there is a lot of interest in people serving on that advisory council. gl what percentage of the u.s. population doesn't have access to broadband? >> i think it depends on who you ask. 85% of my maybe offers at least speeds in access of ten megabits to 85% of their consumers out there. i look at our ecosystem and it is pretty robust. everybody is using different standards. we have parts that are served and that is why one of the initiatives put forward was the connect america fund too which allowed some of the larger air areas who are for whatever reason choosing not to invest in the world

it has created a nexus -- exodus unrivaled since the days of moses.he christian population has plummeted to 500,000 in syria in the past six years. christ the followers of have fallen by 80% in the past decade and a half due to the violence, extremism, and ask against christian communities. it was not always like this. in 2004 shortly combathe end of initial operations in iraq, i traveled to a city in iraq. it was my first time overseas in that part of the world. met withver forget we local leaders, political leaders, and religious leaders. i was with a small delegation of congressman. i witnessed something i will never forget. standing incal imam his traditional apparel. as the local bishop arrived, i saw the two of them embrace warmly. they began to speak with each other in animated ways. the translator said they were speaking about their families. the imam was its appreciation -- expressing appreciation for the condolences he was given for loss and their community. there was warm affection between them. a state department official who , howraveling

"if basketball is your religion, these are the tablets moses brought down from the mountain."u have a copy of those? >> i've got them in here. >> so, let me just take a look. basketball he has "basket ball." >> yeah. >> two words. >> yeah. evidently, somebody suggested naismith ball, and he said, "i don't think that'll work." >> a month later, in january 1892, naismith's basketball rules are publish in the springfield college newspaper. rule 1 says, "the ball may be thrown in any direction with one or both hands." and the game is supposed to be non-contact. there's no shouldering, holding, pushing, tripping, or striking. ♪ >> hey, coach. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. how are you? >> i asked some young players from the mokan basketball program in kansas city to demonstrate for you how today's hoops differ from the original game. so, coach, the naismith version of basketball has 13 rules. now you have 150 pages of rules in the nba. what are the big differences? >> the big difference is rule #3. back in the olden days, you had to actually pass the ball, and right where you catch it, y

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"if basketball is your religion, these are the tablets moses brought down from the mountain."u have a copy of those? >> i've got them in here. >> so, let me just take a look. basketball he has "basket ball." >> yeah. >> two words. >> yeah. evidently, somebody suggested naismith ball, and he said, "i don't think that'll work." >> a month later, in january 1892, naismith's basketball rules are publish in the springfield college newspaper. rule 1 says, "the ball may be thrown in any direction with one or both hands." and the game is supposed to be non-contact. there's no shouldering, holding, pushing, tripping, or striking. ♪ >> hey, coach. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. how are you? >> i asked some young players from the mokan basketball program in kansas city to demonstrate for you how today's hoops differ from the original game. so, coach, the naismith version of basketball has 13 rules. now you have 150 pages of rules in the nba. what are the big differences? >> the big difference is rule #3. back in the olden days, you had to actually pass the ball, and right where you catch it, y

it's created in exodus on rival to the day of moses in some communities. in syria the population of christians has plummeted to 500,000 in just the past six years. interact, followers of christ have fallen by 80% in the past decade due to the violent of extremism and acts against christian communities. it wasn't always like this. i saw firsthand, in 2004, shortly after the end of the initial combat operation, i traveled to basra, iraq. it was my first time overseas in the part of the world, and i will never forget, we met from local leaders, political leaders and religious leaders. our small delegation of congressmen. there i witnessed something i will never forget. i saw the local standing in his apparel and i saw the bishop arrived and the two of them embraced warmly and began to speak with one another in animated ways. the translator who is with me said they were speaking about their families. one was expressing the appreciation that the bishop had expressed for condolences regarding the loss in their community. there was warm affection between them. i

. >> as moses malone said, fo, fo, fo. >> and we are going to say hello to the spurs. the warriors have swept their way in to the nba finals with a perfect 12-0 record, when we come back, the highlights from san antonio. >>> abc seven sports. with a chance to close out of the the series with a sweep, the warriors behind steph curry and kevin duran made sure the spurs would not survive to play another game. this may be the final game. steph curry with a great move, gets the shot to fall. curry was upset no foul was called the dubs went on a 13-0 run and curry score again despite being surrounded. durant finished with 29 points, 18 of the first half, and he was 10 of 13 from the floor. now, it's golden state on on the break and durant sets up draymond green for the dunk. dubs led by 14 at the half. san antonio never threatened to take the lead as golden state kept the spurs at bay. durant from long-range and now it will be curry shaking off the defender and hitting the step back three. he finished with a game high 36. 129-115 was the final as the warriors advanced to the

investigators believe an argument between thomas and moses led to that shooting. relatives and neighbors are now speaking out. >> being arrested will never bring crystalin back, okay? but give him what he deserves. >> it's really heartbreaking that something like that would happen to someone that was really that good-hearted. >> the victim's children are now staying with their grandmother. according to darby police, it was neighbors who gave officers leads on the suspect. >>> a teen has turned himself into police after this surveillance video circulated, showing him waving a gun inside of a septa train. we're told the 17-year-old surrendered after seeing the video himself on television. according to police, the teenager pulled the gun when he got into a fight on the market frankfort line last week. >>> rain or shine, a little bit soft rain, that is. the stotesbury cup regatta continues today in philadelphia. this is a live look at the schuylkill river, where semi-final races got underway at 8:00 this morning. the rowers were certainly sweating yesterday as tempera

unprecedented threats in the land where it was given life, its creed in an exodus unrivaled since the days of moses in some communities. in syria, the christian population has plummeted from one-and-a-quarter million to only 500,000 in just the past six years. in iraq, followers of christ have fallen by 80 percent in the past decade and a half due to the violence of extremism and acts against christian communities. but you know, it wasn't always like this. i saw it firsthand in 2004, shortly after the end of initial combat operations in operation: iraqi freedom. i traveled to al-basrah in iraq. it was my first time overseas and in that part of the world. and i'll never forget, we met with local leaders -- political leaders and religious leaders -- our small delegation of congressmen. and there i witnessed something i'll never forget. i saw the local imam standing in his traditional apparel, and then as the local bishop arrived i saw the two of them embrace warmly, and began to speak with one another in animated ways. and the translator who was with me said that they were speaking about their famili

take moses mother, had it not been for her creativity, moses would've been killed as a baby.ve been no 10 commandments, and in the lis wiehl today. were it not for her faithfulness, we would not have a savior in the world of jesus christ and all the good he's done. today's the day to celebrate all mothers as the poet said. elizabeth: pastor, so sorry i have to interrupt you. thank you joining us. we will have more right after the break. get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... i can tell you prolia® is prove

for example, he wants to put moses annenberg in prison. republican paper and if you go irsr annenberg on an audit, and he was runnable, so he does not just pay the fine goes to present than johnson is campaign misuse of contributions with his supporters, and now the iris .oes after him so he comes to roosevelt. he has to pull the iras off of johnson so they could continue to be his man in texas then put them on moses annenberg to make sure they go to prison so fdr did call both of those off. so he's doing with someone in the executive branch they could be very powerful. >> yes, in the back. >> where you both united in the way you viewed economic relations or the lack of with economic relations between united states and japan leading up to world war ii? and how surprised do you believe the united states was with the attack on pearl harbor? >> i think we were pretty united in her that, and that it's something i did the majority of the work for on the book, so i will answer first. we do think -- we point out in the early pages, in 1933, even

. >> as moses malone said, fo, fo, fo. >> and we are going to say hello to the spurs. warriors have swept their way in to the nba finals with a perfect 12-0 record, when we come back, the highlights from san antonio. >>> abc seven sports. with a chance to close out of the the series with a sweep, the warriors behind steph curry and kevin duran made sure the spurs would not survive to play another game. this may be the final game. steph curry with a great move, gets the shot to fall. curry was upset no foul was called the dubs went on a 13-0 run and curry score again despite being surrounded. durant finished with 29 points, 18 of the first half, and he was 10 of 13 from the floor. now, it's golden state on on the break and durant sets up draymond green for the dunk. the dubs led by 14 at the half. san antonio never threatened to take the lead as golden state kept the spurs at bay. durant from long-range and now it will be curry shaking off the defender and hitting the step back three. he finished with a game high 36. 129-115 was the final as the warriors advanced to the

they sead edward moses was arrested in south west philadelphia thanks to tips from neighbors. investigators say thomas is the father of one of the victim's two children. >>> a former employee is under arrest for calling it a bomb threat to a main line day-care center. authorities say alex steed made a threat against the new gulf children's center in radner back in february. the school erack vated and no bombs or suspicious packages found. a warrant issued for a second worker. >>> new jersey state police say their guns did not work for a time and are now suing the company that made them for $2.5 million. the lawsuit claims the guns made by manufacturer sigsour frequently jammed. they haven't returned our request for comment on this. state police recently switched to a different gun model made by a different company. >>> and the son of a former congressman is suing the fed. today a federal judge set a june 20th trial date. in the suit, he alleges the feds violated his rights and damaged his ability to earn a living after an agent tipped off the media of a raid at his center city

-lemonis: holy moses. -norton: what you think?ven't had a chance to take it in, but, oh, my gosh. i am shocked with how amazing it looks. it's warm, and it's inviting, something that i can see people loading up their family in the car and coming from north carolina, virginia, tennessee, florida. how you doing, buddy? oy! what do you think of the store? -shuler: it's big. -lynne: it's big. norton: you know what i call it? marcusizing. lemonis: you marcusized this place? -norton: no, you marcusized it. -lemonis: okay. so, can you kind of give me a tour of the place? lynne: okay. we'll start off with our grilling section, which we're still adding to it. lemonis: what about -- lynne: this is our western wear. norton: i think they'll sell. lemonis: i just think this is a giant mistake. norton: you got to remember you're in south carolina. these things do sell here better than they will a lot of places. lemonis: i don't think it's about where we are. i think it's about what we're trying to be. getting in the apparel business is a totall

investigators believe an argument between thomas and moses led to the deadly shooting. yesterday, we spoke to a relative and a neighborhood. >> being arrested will never bring crystallin back, okay? but give him what he deserves. >> it's really heartbreaking that something like that would happen to somebody that was really that good-hearted. >> the victim's children are now with their grandmother. darby police say neighbors gave officers leads on the suspect. >>> now to some news overseas. you are looking at president donald trump arriving in saudi arabia a short time ago. it's the first stop on his nine-day trip to the middle east and europe. also his first overseas trip in office. today the president is expected to meet with saudi leaders and sign several agreements on security and economic cooperation. now, back in washington, former fbi director james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee in an open session. the chairman said comey will appear some time after memorial day. senators want to hear about comey's role in the investigation of russian

victor moses shown a second yellow card for diving. rallied the ten men.had chelsea finished celebrating than arsenal were back in front. aaron ramsey timing his arrival to perfection. his club now the most successful in the competition's history. so at the end of a vintage fa cup final, chelsea's dreams of the double are ended by arsenal. an otherwise disappointing season for the gunners finishes in glory. this team has suffered and united and responded. i said that last week this team would win the championship with one or two good buys, and keep them together. i think we're on a good way. despite today's success, questions remain over the future of wenger. whether he stays or goes, he's certainly made his mark. one of the founding members of the rock group, the allman brothers band — gregg allman — has died. he was sixty nine. a statement on his website says he had struggled with many health issues. gregg allman and his older brother duane started the band in the southern american state of georgia in the 1960s. appropriately enough, tim allman reports.

they liberated the slaves. 3,000 years not jesus, not mohammed not moses nobody. until they called it immoral. in the birth certificate they were all endowed by god with an illegal right to libertyri and as i said it was a little over a generation. at the cost of 600,000 american lives america owes their freedom to america. i have no apologies. and made great sacrifices to realize it. and i now have the most inclusive most equal society in the face of the earth. back to your first 100 days of the trump agenda. the democrats had overplayed their hand so greatly. i'd be really surprised that supreme court justice said it will be very conservative. the democrats voted weren't th all 170 -- senators who voted conf in the appeals court. what does i that do to the credibility of democrats. if there are religious a democrat will be committed to the democrats. but there scratching their heads over that one. we had had one debate on health care. they have already been indicting them morally. you will not win that argument politically. the problem with obama care is it was

i saw moses. you couldn't have picked a better caricature of who you wanted speaking with that stentorian voice of his. >> america must stop this predictable pattern of reaction. when an isolated, terrible event occurs, our phones ring, demanding that the nra explain the inexplicable. why us? because their story needs a villain. >> narrator: despite the shooting, the nra stayed focused on its core beliefs. >> the base of the national rifle association believes so strongly it's more a religion, or what a religion used to be. there's a passion involved in it. >> the nra is the closest thing that a membership group can have to just pure patriotism. they love their country. >> as long as there is a second amendment, evil can never conquer us, tyranny in any form can never find footing within a society of law-abiding, armed, ethical people. >> narrator: heston tapped into a fundamental fear of nra members-- that the government would use columbine to restrict and then take away their guns. >> purchases

victor moses was sent off for chelsea, diego koestler still managed to equalise before aaron ramsey isr united. a record seventh for arsene wenger. all the questions now will be is that his final act as arsenal manager? what has been seen asa arsenal manager? what has been seen as a disappointing season, finishing outside the top four and the champions league football for them next season, but finishing it with this fantastic fa cup final victory against the champions, chelsea, and denying them the double. that will bea denying them the double. that will be a board meeting next week and arsene wenger says that is where we will finally find out where his future lies, but for now he says he just wants to enjoy it and i'm sure he will because this was a very special win for the gunners today. the german cup final is underway aswell. eintracht frankfurt taking on borussia dortmund who have made borussia dortmund and a miserable run borussia dortmund and a miserable ru n after borussia dortmund and a miserable run after losing their past three cup finals run after losing their past three cu