a man sings the national anthem and then collapses. the man suffered a medical emergency on the floor at the xfinity center. that shocked spectators coming to the campus to watch a high school championship game. darcy spencer joins us live outside the arena. she spoke to people who were there. darcy? >> reporte well chris, one witness told me tonight that this was a horrifying experience. you imagine thousands of high school students here to watch that championship game. the man walked out on to the floor of the xfinity center here tonight. he began to sing the national anthem when something horrible happened. he took a knee and apparently collapsed and rescuers were there. they rushed in and began to perform cpr. once things settled down students of both teams decided to go ahead and sing the national anthem . news 4 is not identifying the man but apparently performed the national anthem for three other games here this evening and collapsed. he taken to the hospital for treatment. >> like i say, the guy was singing and all of a sudden

. ♪ ♪ oh say can you see♪ >> singing the national anthem is a big deal.l training and singing the national anthem at a high school basketball game where 1,300 people are in attendance. ♪ whose bright stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight♪ >> my gosh that's a big voice coming out of this little girl. >> this 6-year-old had no plus musical training. this is her second performance. this is in ray seen, wisconsin ♪ the star-spangled banner yet wave♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave♪ >> and she nails it. i know everybody's got questions for this cute little girl right? >> yeah. >> we have her and her mom, joanna via skype right this minute. welcome to the show. tell us about how you discovered your little girl had such a big voice. >> we started noticing around 3 years old that she was justified around the house doing her own little thing and making her own little songs. ♪ what so proudly♪ >> what is it that you love about singing so much? >> i don't know. i just like singing. ♪ and the rockets red♪ >> you know singing in fr

game festivities as we know before each game could be the national anthem. guess what?l anthem. >> you're kidding. >> no, and el salvador lost 2- 0. >> got to ask you about the lady terps. what are their chances? they are elite 8. >> they are going to play tennessee monday night. they will make the final four. now standing in their way is county connecticut. >> power house. >> and kentucky just got by notre dame tonight. >> a will the of brackets were in trouble. when we come back, a quick look at it's the biggest trade violation in history. today middle east governments are shredding open skies agreements they signed pumping over $40 billion in prohibited subsidies into their state-owned airlines. protectionism at its worst. and their actions threaten thousands of u.s. aviation jobs. it's time for middle east countries to play by the rules. restore competition. restore open skies. fight for american jobs. a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 13 yea

the performance of our national anthem and the retiring of the colors. ♪ [national anthem playing] >>adies and gentlemen, please remain standing as a chaplain gives the invitation. >> let us pray -- god of the universe, we give you thanks for the gift of life and for the many blessings that life brings. today, we gather in this hollow temple to human freedom to honor one of arizona's most favorite sons. senator barry goldwater. few american figures have projected such a broad swath of insolence on our nature -- nation's political landscape. his strong and conservative force in his day led it to one of the great landslide losses in electoral history, yet pivotally gave way to the emergence of a new generation of republican leadership that in time ended decades of democrat domination of american politics. regardless of political party, we give you thanks for barry goldwater's example of a long career of public service in the united state senate. as we remember him here, may we all be inspired to consider lives and service to others whatever our gifts and talents. in payless with your sp

[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] >>> hello and good morning, friends.today is saturday, the 14th of march 2015. i'm anna kooiman. incredible new video just released of the moment that utah toddler was rescued from a smashed car in an icy river. >> anybody got scissors to cut the belt? >> here you go, right here. >> you got it? >> pass her up. >> go, go, go. >> how these heroes saved that little girl's life. >> and president obama says we are chipping away at the problems at the v.a. if that's the case. why are we giving this fired phoenix official her bonus back? >> it's a great photo. vice presiden

. >>> on this day in 1931 the star-spangled banner became the united states national anthem.y wrote it after seeing the british attack in the war of 1812. later somebody set words to the tune of a popular british song. for years musicians played the star-spangled banner at major events. finally, president herbert hoover signed the law making the tribute to the battered flag our official and them, and it happened 84 years ago today. >>> suddenly occurs to me when my father was born, we had no national anthem. he is older than the national anthem. dad, man, you need to start going in reverse or something. see you later! >>> if iran changes its behavior, the restrictions would be lifted. if iran doesn't change its behavior, the restrictions should not be lifted. if iran wants to be treated like a normal country, let it act like a normal country. >> i have repeatedly said that i would rather have no deal than a bad deal, but if we're successful negotiating, then in fact this will be the best deal possible to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. nothing else comes close.

please rise for the colors, the national anthem, and the pledge of allegiance. march of the colors. [marching] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the national anthem and pledge of allegiance. ♪ national anthem ♪ >> will you join me as we are led by representatives of the boy scouts of america as we recite the pledge of allegiance? >> i pledge allegiance to a flight of the united states of america. and to the republic, for which it stands. one nation, under god. indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> ladies and gentlemen currently remain standing for the retiring of the colors. >> throughout his presidency abraham lincoln, worshiped in the new york avenue presbyterian church here in washington. here he discussed theology with the reverend, a man revered by the lincoln family. these discussions may well have influenced lincoln's thoughts on the war and the future of our nation, which he presented and his second inaugural address 150 years ago. as we stand here, on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday, it is also important to note that this is stored church

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stand as we march on the colors and remain standing while movie driving leads us in singing the national anthem march on the colors ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in halt present arms oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? please be seated today is dedication marks the culmination of nearly 5 years of effort and 82 years of waiting with completion of that memorial we have kept the promise to out-of-towner our innovations mill veterans made to some many, many years ago i thank charles kendrick is smiling down on us today charles was a world war i veteran a hero that led the efforts to build this memorial complex with the developers building and this memorial court there was never enough money to build a veteran's memorial charles had a son charles junior he was a ace

he stood up on the table and sang about the cuban national anthem. all of the refugees sang with them. well, that was involved and another riot over food. and at that point, a priest showed up. once again, things are going on. this is not a simple thing that is happening. priests showed up and stood on the front of the jeep. he is telling everybody, calm down, everything is going to be fine, and that point, he passed away a few months ago but was the governor's administrative assistant and basically put in charge of all of this information. so ron went out there and ordered the national guard to go buy all of the cigarettes and all of the candy that he could find and they brought it back and everybody settled for a little while. but then arturo and jose got into an argument about not you know this, was not a political issue. he had no right to sing the cuban national anthem. he had no right to do any of that. and they were going to go to a a -- kind of what we did. what did we learn? what was happening at that time? we learned that many of the people

this resolution is adopted national anthem. >> item 4 to authorize the fire department to accept a gift of one xl interest the benny hoff valued at approximately 50 thousand 5 hundred for marin operations same house, same call? this is adopted unanimously next. >> to authorize the police department to accept a gift of s l if mr. benny hoff for 50 thousand 5 hundred for do police department maifrn unit. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adopted unanimously next item, please. >> item of a resolution to approve on airport contract for the support services for the international terminal 1-b project between t one to the joint have you ever seen consisting have been sprinkler and not to exceed ann in the amount in the $69 million. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this is adapt unanimously. >> item 7 to approve on airport contractor 0 for the terminal one central renovation at the international airport between the city and the not to exceed $23 million with a contractor durable of 5 years. >> same house, same call? week

the washington nationals are holding auditions to choose people to sing the national anthem in 2015.he first 50 hopefuls sang before a panel of judges today. >>> today is also a special day on the calendar. if you love path or pizza. it's pi day. we've been asking you to tweet us with your pi day plans. we caught up with one local couple who ditched their traditional wedding and got hitched at a local pizza joint. >> reporter: the pizza does pack them in but this crowd is here for more than just food. it's math and mattery mowny that brought them all together. >> we knew we wanted to do something small with just our families and close friends. >> repor but they didn't want the usual exchange of vows in a church and they wanted it on pi day as in the ratio to the circle's radius to its circumference. that sequence also matches the date. >> katy is a math teacher. she always does something for this for her students every year. >> reporter: maggie saw to that, she runs a company called pop wedco. >> so this one fit right in. maggie had already reached out to sam, the owner of the pizza

shared social media post in which she shared a satirical verse sergs of theversion of the turkish national anthem. >> nowadays we can see that turkey is moving a little far from democracy. >> reporter: turkey's prime minister has defended the prosecution of the 16-year-old blaming the prosecution. >> neither launch the investigation into the subject nor prosecute. >> reporter: while the 16-year-old is the latest to draw attention to the issue he's not the youngest. last year, a 13-year-old was pulled out of class under suspicion of making comments about the president in a facebook post. >>> annalan attack at a night club in mali french president francois hollande denounced the attack in its former colony as cowardly. >>> 32 witch doctors have been arrested in tanzania as part of the crack down offalbino people. witch doctors believe the body parts of albinos have special powers. >>> secretary of state john kerry meets in a few hours over a possible plan to train ukrainian troops, or the implementation of the three week old ceasefire by the army and pro-russian separatists. >> illegal pro-russian

most were from spain portland the museum was put on lockdown as people sang the national anthem. the prime minister called it act cowardly. first lady president obama expressing condolences. >> i want to join in to the others to express our condolences over the event in tunisia. >> just last month isis destroyed priceless antiquitieses in iraq. >> could our museum be next. >>> a warning being taken seriously at museums here at home. >> security forces shot two gunman inside the museum, but a manhunt is underway for two possibly three other accomplices. abc news, new york. >> march madness begins tonight for villanova and lafayette fans. the number one seeded take on the 15th seed. lafayette coach seville nova hall famer. >>> president obama thinks villanova and kentucky will end up in the title game. the president presented his bracket on espn yesterday. president obama predicts kentucky will emerge with the championship. the last time he picked the schamp i don't know was when he picked north carolina in 2009. >>> all new stories you did not elast night. a middle school vice pri

a little earlier, all the kids in the school lined up here in the hallway to sing the national anthemey do that now every morning. then they go for an hour's lesson on ukrainian nationalism, ukrainian history, and learning about patriotism. someone who comes from britain, it's very strange, because we don't tend to wave the flag and talk about patriotism, but here it's a very, very important subject, particularly because of what is happening with the rebellion, what's happening with russia. we've seen kids reading poetry making speeches singing nationalist songs. and what they say when you ask them is, before this conflict began, we didn't have a strong sense of being ukrainian. >> now when there is a war in our part of the country, we are worried so much. >> it's a lot of emotions. and i'm afraid. >> reporter: since the conflict began last year there is this growing sense of nationalism and national pride. and this conflict is in fact driving nationalism, both on the russian pro-russian side, and as've seen this morning, here now on the ukrainian side. ♪ >>> now to business. and aaro

please rise for the presentation of the colors, the national anthem and the pledge of allegiance. march on the colors! >> halt! colors present! >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the national anthem and pledge of allegiance. [national anthem playing] >> will you join me as we are led by representatives of the boy scouts of america in reciting the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge of allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. ladies and element, kindly remain standing for the returning of the colors in the invocation. -- ladies and gentlemen, kindly remain standing for the returning of the colors and the invocation. throughout his presidency, abraham lincoln worshiped. in the new york avenue presbyterian church, he discussed theology with a man revered by the lincoln family. these discussions may well have influenced lincoln's thoughts on the war and the future of our nation, which he presented in his second inaugural address 150 years ago. as we

thank you for being here. >> you will. >> and you guys are singing the national anthem.rward to hearing that and i'm sure you'll do it with soul. thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >>> and still ahead, we'll head back to new york, where the four tops are, for a number of breaking news stories, including stories overseas. >>> and still, with college parents as much as 71,000 dollars for college, how can parents get a break. and more from our msnbc growing hope special live from yes, we code from detroit. and more from debbie stabenow, for help on those still dealing with the 2007 mortgage crisis. .. i've had a lot of hondas... we went around the country, talking to people who made the switch to ford. the brand more people buy. and buy again. all-wheel drive is amazing... i felt so secure. i really enjoy the pep in its step... that's the ecoboost... the new image of ford now looks really refined. i drove the fusion... and i never went back. escape was just right. just announced, make the switch to ford and get $750 competitive owner cash on top of ot

. >>> suddenly occurs to me when my father was born, we had no national anthem. he is older than the national anthem. dad, man, you need to start going in reverse or something. see you later! >>> if iran changes its behavior, the restrictions would be lifted. if iran doesn't change its behavior, the restrictions should not be lifted. if iran wants to be treated like a normal country, let it act like a normal country. >> i have repeatedly said that i would rather have no deal than a bad deal, but if we're successful negotiating, then in fact this will be the best deal possible to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. nothing else comes close. >> all right you be the judge. did israeli prime minister netanyahu make a far better case to nix a new deal with iran than president obama just did to make one with iran? welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. this is "your world." if bibi hit it out of the park, did he put that iran deal out to pasture? doug wing due says at the least, the president has a much tougher sell now. doug, explain. >> well this is not some

the philadelphia police explorer unit was on hand to present colors during the national anthem. >> st. martin de porres church will recognize him. the remembrance mass is scheduled for 10:00 on sunday morning. supporters have established a trust fund for his family. you will find information on nbc 10.com. >>> tonight, sources tell nbc 10 news that senator bob menendez of new jersey could soon face federal criminal charges as his ties to a wealthy friend and political donor are being questioned. this evening we heard from the senator who maintained his innocence. >> let me be very clear. very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> robert menendez speaking out regarding the criminal charges that could come later this morning. he has been under investigation regarding his ties to a florida eye doctor including trips on the doctor's private jet. menendez says he did no wrong doing and he paid back nearly $70,000. >> i believe it could be, as he stated so eloquently a smear campaign from the republicans. for those who are against comprehensi

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people sang the national anthem and wrapped the national flag around. they chanted his name.re thanking him for his contribution. fromis a country that went that backwater into one of the most successful, if not the most successful, and all of southeast asia. eulogy by hisa son, he said the country mourns the loss of a father. he is seen as the father of the country and we grieve as one nation. >> lattice shaped his island nation into one of the great cities in the world. reflecting the ideas he stood for. realizing the dream he inspired. and worthy of the people have made singapore a home and nation. the state funeral yesterday marks the end of a seven-day mourning. more than one million people pay tribute. people -- 450,000 people spent as many as 10 hours lining up to pay last respects when his body was in parliament house. the country's mourning the loss of the founding father of singapore. it has been not only exponential growth, it has been exceptional growth for singapore started thisan yew nation. what of the future now? many people feel that the future is bright. it

members of parliament sang the national anthem in defiance. ♪ tunisia's prime minister said "our nations in danger." the arab spring began in tunisia in 2011, but the country has been struggling since. >> in addition to the arab spring providing opportunities for democratic growth in tunisia, unfortunately it also unleashed a wave of radicalism. >> reporter: an estimated 3,000 tunisians have joined isis in syria and iraq, more than any other country. and terrorism threatens crucial tourism. should there be a worry about traveling to tunisia now? >> no, i hope not. i mean, this is -- if foreign tourists stop coming to tunisia, the extremists will have won. the goal of the extremists who carried out this horrible attack is to basically undermine the political process. to basically sow fear and convince foreign tourists not to visit tunisia. >> reporter: tourists were caught in the attack. others are now likely to think twice before coming. katy tur, nbc news, london. >>> new twist tonight in the real estate heir accused of murder. the evidence led police to believe robert durst left his h

a little earlier all of the kids in the school lined up to sing the national anthem. someone who comes from britain, it's very strange because we don't tend to wave the flag, but here it is an important subject because of what is happening with the rebellion and what is happening with russia. what they say is before the conflict began, we do not have a strong sense of being ukrainian. >> now, when there is a war in our part of the country we worry so much. >> there are a lot of emotions. i'm afraid it can only go so far in our country. >> since the conflict began last year, there's a growing sense of nationalism and national pride. this conflict is driving nationalism both on the russian, pro-russian side and as we have seen, now under ukrainian side. >> for the past year, west africa has been battling an ebola epidemic which is claimed more than 9 -- more than 9000 lives. liberia has hit the -- has been the worst hit country. in a positive sign, there hasn't been a single new confirmed case there in the last week. andrew harding has been following a team trying to tr

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baltimore in september 1814 is going to say the third largest city in the national anthem. at the same time, another british invasion is stopped on lake champlain. the british are invading in new york and maryland and both massive invasions are stumped with major american victories just two weeks after the burning of washington. what this means is that fighting is going to go into 1815. the british will say, they were holding out. they were hoping the news arriving from america would come up with another major victory where they could then stick it to the american negotiators. it did not happen. if we had either burned baltimore or held plattsburgh, i believe we should have had peace on our terms. since that did not happen, and they put the issue of mississippi and the fisheries to the side, they basically come up with a treaty that does nothing but end the war, and return american and british relations to june of 1812 as if the war had never happened. same as before the war. none of the issues that led to the war are addressed. so if you are america, is this a victory? yes

they sang the tunisian national anthem in defiance and i got out alive. -- and they got out alive. imitators cheered for tunisia. this country faces difficult questions. it turns out that the authorities knew of one of the gun man. but they have done more to stop him and his accomplish. katty: the chief international correspondent also in tunisia outside of the gates of the museum where that attack took place. i spoke to her earlier. what is happening in tunisia tonight after these arrests? reporter: it has been an actual ordinary day after the shock yesterday. -- it has been an actual ordinary -- extraordinary day after the shock yesterday. the trade unions, the civil society groups lawyers including women lawyers who came here and they took over this whole street and they mark streit and and they forced the security guards to open up the gate. with tunisian flags waving and saying, using the same phrase they used for years ago. a french phrase which means get out. they say this to the ruling party and now today, and some time to come, they will say this to terrorism. the prime mi

richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes national anthem 7 to zero and places you on the next case. you'll consider the conditional use authorization in the zoning administrator will consider a request for variance >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and members of the planning commission teeny chang with the planning staff the item is for a conditional use authorizations for the property at 1700 market street with the planning code section to modify the 40 percent 2 bedroom greater mix by providing only that studio unit they want to demolish a building and construct a new 8 story approximately 41 thousand square feet for royalty and commercial space within a moderate scale and the unit empathize of 26 one bedroom and studio units no off-street parking is provided but two bicycle parking spaces it is via with a common roof deck to date the department has 7 letters of support from the coalition and business owners in the hayes valley association that competence their view unless the project provided 20 percent onsite affordable hou

. >>> some of you have a scary story to tell when a man collapsed singing the national anthem at a basketball game. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [ applause ] >> it happened at the xfinity center. thousands in the crowds finished the song for him. he was conscious when taken to the hospital. we are working out to find out what his condition is. >>> a lot of green along the national mall to celebrate st. patrick's day. the 44th annual parade steps off at noon. the theme is irish heart in the nation's capitol. here is a look at the route. the parade goes down constitution avenue between 7th and 17th streits northwest. >>> a route in alexandria will be shut down doing cable repairs there. the laneses will be back open by 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> the white house is telling the senate to back off from nuclear negotiations from iran. president obama's chief of staff sent a letter to senators saying we do not believe the country's interests are served to weigh in prematurely on the ongoing international negotiation. now, last week republican senators sent a letter to leaders in iran saying they co

. >> commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes national anthem 7 to doer commissioners that places you on general public comment i have no speaker card. >> any general public comment any public comment on this item? okay public comment is closed. and the meeting is adjourned. >> it seems like everyone in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new reside

standing up here and hearing the national anthem always fills me with pride for the 2.2 million minuteuniform around the world today. and with deep appreciation for their families, we support them. i am honored to speak on their behalf, and in particular, on behalf of the joint chiefs. i know that those sentiments are also in secretary carter's heart, but the truth is his appointment very nearly broke my oldest granddaughter's heart. i had to explain to her that our new secretary would be ashton carter not ashton kutcher. [laughter] that never gets old, does it? [laughter] i am sure that we got the better end of the deal. as we know from secretary carter's long experience in the department, he is the right person to leave the department of defense at this point in our history. not just for what he has none, but in particular, how he has done it. secretary carter is known for bringing judgment and candor to his decisions and explaining those decisions in clear and honest language. this is something those of us in the armed forces very much appreciate. our men and women and their familie

. >> please state and for the performance of our national anthem in the retiring of the colors. >> forward. ♪ ♪ >> at ladies and gentlemen please remain standing for the invocation. >> led as spray. >> let us pray. we are always to acknowledge and the blessing of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing all these years. we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our freedom and we pray for your protection for our men and women who battle and preserve that freedom today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character and courage, a man who has made a commitment of his life to courage and excellence in all that he does. a man who has great compassion and has brought everyone along with him on this journey and added great value to his life. may your blessing be on jack nicklaus. he is a role model for our nation. father, we continue to play that they will be one nation under god, with liberty justice for all. we ask for your blessing on this ceremony in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit we pray. amen. an

hey, i wanted to make sure you guys know not only is today national pancake day it's also national anthemch third 1931 congress ratified the star spangled banner as our national anthem. >> francis scott key. >> exactly. little trivia this morning. so say can you see by the dawn's early light a crash clearing along bucks county. southbound route 1 by lincoln highway getting it cleared out of the way. the police officers pulling away. traffic a little slow because they did temporarily block both lanes to clear out that accident but it's gone now so no, sir need to worry about that one anymore. our other crash in bucks county that was closing buck road in holland has also cleared so check that one off the list as well. i love when we can check things off the list. a couple new ones to take their places here in upper merion a wreck along river road. a new crash in upper salford montgomery county is along sumneytown pike at cedar hill road. not seeing widespread icing we saw yesterday morning after the precipitation on sunday afternoon and evening but there are slick spots out there this morni

the nearby parliament was put on lock down and law makers sang at national anthem. >> my concern is an individual that is becoming radicalized in their basement and watching videos and they want to replicate it. >> tunisia is one of the success stories of the arab spring. they are fairly peaceful compared to libya and egypt. and now they fear it's part of the growing threat of islamic attacks around the world. >>> a terrible accident involving a flying piece of plywood killed a woman walking along the street in new york city that woman is ridgely from philadelphia tina goan was walking across the street four foot piece of wood hit her on the street and the force of the blow center her into the brick wall a few months before she was suppose to be married. people will rethink walking down west 12th where there are often wind tunnel conditions. >> it comes from the hudson river and new jersey and blows right through here. >> one would hope they are taking extra precaution here knowing it's a windy block. she will be buried in philadelphia and the construction site is now under investigati

they apparently played the wrong national anthem for el salvador before a soccer match. the salvadoran deal members were confused. the organizer apologized and said it was a mistake. >>> the former governor of maryland takes a swipe at not one, but two possible presidential candidates. >> why martin o'malley is sounding off on hillary clinton and jeb bush. >> and new developments in the case against the so-called boston bomber. what the prosecution is expected to do in court today. >>> and a live look outside this morning. we're finally in for a bit of a warm-up. first we have to get through the morning. amelia will tell it us how high the mercury will rise. >>> 4:39. prosecutors are expected to rest their case today in the boston bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev attorneys will begin their defense. their strategy is designed to spare him the death penalty. they will argue his older brother tamerlan was the mastermind and dzhokhar was just following his lead. >>> the teams investigating a gas explosion in morning city say they can now focus on finding out what happened. t

. >>> the philadelphia police cadet unit honored officer williams, presenting colors during a national anthem before last night's sixers game. st. martin de porres church will remember him. the mass is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. you can find information about the trust for his family at nbc10.com. >>> happening today, a vigil will be held for the victim of a deadly hit and run in the holmesburg section of philadelphia. teresa posey was killed crossing state road two days before christmas. investigators say she was hit by a tow truck and the driver never stopped. surveillance video captured the truck speeding down the road. the police have yet to make an arrest. the victim's family tells nbc 10 teresa would have turned 34 this weekend and they still have hope her killer will be brought to justice. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez maintains his innocence. the allegations stem from a federal investigation into the senator's ties. the florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. last night a defiant menendez denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear. very clear. i have always cond

. >>> we've learned why a map collapsed while singing the national anthem at a high school championship game at the xfinity center. the executive director for the athletic association says payton easton suffec reaction to some medicine. easton was expected to be released from the hospital last night. he collapsed saturday night before a game between immediate. >>> came a bill will be considered t would ban most lawn pesticides. o public hearings earlier this year the attracted a lot of attention on both sides of this issue. the ct theity meets at 9:30 this morni in rockville. >>> also today, leaders will remind you don't drink and drive. you can get a free ride home at st. patrics day which is tomorrow. the sober ride program will begin at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and runnen till 4:00 a.m. wednesday morning. you can call 800-200-8294. 55% of all traffic deaths are caused by drunk drivers on st. patricday. >>> frightening moment after scaffoldin suddenly gives way on a high rise out w > plus maryland is in the big dance. but not everyone is happy about where they were seeded. we'll have new lo

snipers just in case and the israeli national orchestra didn't have sheet music for the egyptian national anthem and had 0 tune in to learn how to play it and out of the blue couldn't this is airport airplane and it was unheard of. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and sadat descends in -- you know, then he goes to address the conessa and tells them they have to give up the occupied territories and we're not going make a separate peace. menachem begin is only in office for a year, when this happens, his election was the greatest surprise in israel's his. he was -- the prime minister, first prime minister of israel called him a little hitler, he was a face fascist, a racist and they were embarrassed and summed he's elected the prime minister. it's called the great reversal in israel. he was an obstructionist and his goal was to expand the country of israel. not contract it. >> the idea they would somehow give up, totally against what he stood for. >> these were men were very -- >> so the individual personalities, you couldn't imagine coming together and the circumstances seemed completely unlikely. >> well

oh say did you know, that tuesday marks 84 years since the star spangled banner became the national anthem back in 1931. the federal reserve releases its beige book on thursday. and on friday the big number of the week for the labor department. the closely watched unemployment report for january. it is never too late and you are never too old. one sneaker maker in new york is living proof. transforming his business and maybe even his life by switching gears and styles. kate rogers is here joining us with more to the 73-year-old sneaker maker of the stars. i love this story. >> me too. and ken silverman creating a new company called relevant customs. take a look. >> we thought to make the shoe from the inside out. >> if you have problem feet ken silverman is it your guy. the new york based shoe manufacturer has been catering amputees, diabetics and people who need orthopedic shoes for his entire career at his business american orthopedics. >> my dad started the company since the second world war and i've been working here since here i was a young teenager. >> he's reinvented himself and the

. ♪ wrong national anthem before saturday's max between el salvador and argentina.salvador's team was visibly confused and organizers are taking full responsibility and apologized. >>> over at the verizon central, a few of our colleagues. they came out to support the national kidney foundation and raise aware not for organ donation. it includes doug kammerer and others. doug not only hit some impressive shots. he showed off a brand new look. check out the goggles. the modern day horace grant, kareem abdul jabbar. have you been hit in the eye before? >> i had lasik done in early december. i had to do that. he can see clearly. i want to keep it that way. a great tournament out there. eight teams from all over the air to benefit the national kidney foundation. >>> we're so close to warmer temperatures. they're coming tomorrow. out there now, not a bad night. look at the windchill. down to 36. we have a little breeze across our area and we're starting to see the clouds on the increase. down toward patuxent river, the coolest area. you're driving impact. maybe a few show

philadelphia police explore cadet unit paid tribute to officer wilson by presenting colors during the national anthem. all across the country, people are reacting to officer wilson's death, including actor and comedian dan aykroyd. he said he will donate money to wilson's family. members of california's gaming community have also pledged the same commitment. you can learn more on the nbc 10 news app. >>> now to an update on a story we brought to you yesterday as breaking news. only nbc 10 uncovered this surveillance video of a fight that witnesses say led to a police-involved shooting in philadelphia's old city neighborhood. we spoke with a woman who saw the fight at 2nd and market streets. she said somebody threatened her group of friends, then as the fight was breaking up they said they heard gunshots. that's when the woman's boyfriend jumped into this car with their brother and another friend. >> we just got into an altercation and someone threatened to shoot us so once we hear gunshots we're leaving, we're running. >> reporter: according to police, the car turned the wrong way on to chestnut stre