but a kind of -- a civic landscape, in many ways new england was perfect except for the new englanders. [laughter] prof. gallagher: that's right. and on that note -- i'd like to thank you all very much for coming out on a nasty day. you all had a hand out on your seats that tells you what's coming up in the 20th century, a a version -- a version of what we've been doing in the 19th century here. i hope you will attend all of those and remain good friends of the miller center and travel home safely. thanks for coming. thank you, peter. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> here are some of our featured programs for this holiday weekend on the c-span network here he tonight at 8 p.m. eastern, former texas state senator wendy davis on the challenges facing women in politics. easter sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern, jack necklace -- nicholas receives the congressional gold medal. cornel w on the radical political thinking of martin luther king jr.e then best-selling author ronald kessler. he has written

the new englanders said to the pennsylvanians you're crazy. you're the central state. let's make a deal. let's stay in new york temporarily and permanently locate in pennsylvania. okay said the pennsylvanians. and the house of representatives passed a bill to locate the seat of federal government approximately three mile island, a place called columbia pennsylvania which had previously been merely wright's ferry but changed the name to columbia in hopes of enticing congress. the bill went to the senate led by robert morris of philadelphia. the senate amended the bill crossing out and saying it would be a german town, pennsylvania. bill came back to the house. the new englanders and the pennsylvanians were willing to go along with that. the pennsylvanians going to be pretty upset at the result. madison tries to argue constitutionally that this bill was different, couldn't have it at the end of the session. we need to discuss it. new englanders and pennsylvanians said no no vote, vote. madison said there is one problem. there is no provision for who has jurisdiction over

aaron hernandez played for the new england patriots, arrested and charged with murder. we have been following the case here, and today, in that courtroom with him, the man who gave him his break. new england patriots owner robert kraft, taking the stand, revealing one of their final conversations together. abc's ryan smith tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new england patriots owner robert kraft took center stage. while the owner and his star player were once close -- >> he would always hug and kiss me. >> reporter: kraft told prosecutors he heard rumors about hernandez's involvement in the killing of semi-pro football player odin lloyd, and confronted the talented tight end in the weight room. >> you asked aaron to look you in the eye, didn't you? >> yes. >> and he did, didn't he? >> yes. >> and you asked him if he was involved and he said no. >> that is correct. >> reporter: and in this trial, some of those closest to hernandez could be sealing his fate. his fiance shayana jenkins, may have bolstered prosecutors' claims of a coverup. they allege this surveillance video s

. >> it's a springtime standard in new england patriot country. perfect day for football. >> you wake up. >> hard work. >> a block down in a pool. >> mike branch coaches the boston band bandits, a semipro team. he remembers another day just like this. june 15th, 2013. something seemed out of place. >> a black suburban pulls uprigu up right on my car. in the driver's seat, bandit defensive end, 27-year-old odin lloyd. >> then i see him. >> he thinks it's odd because lloyd doesn't own a car. >> i'm like, who's car is this? >> branch has his suspicions, but he never gets a straight answer. lloyd is busy telling his buddies about the good time he had at a club the night before. >> oh, he said he was at the club with mr. hernandez and they were partying. and he had a good time. >> mr. hernandez is aaron hernandez, a $40 million rising star with the new england patriots. oh >> odin lloyd's best buddies, darryl hodge and daryl sweet, say their friend wasn't normally a big partier. they know a different side of him. the friend they describe was passionate

former new england patriot aaron hernandez begins a life sentence in prison after he's convicted of murder. >>> it's a miracle that she's alive. >> caught on camera a terrifying moment a monster wave sweeps a sightseer into the ocean. >>> and the last strut. gisele bundchen makes her final trip down the catwalk, retiring from the runway after a to-year modeling career. captioning funded by cbs retiring from modding after a 20-year career captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, april 16th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> doug didn't intend to fly above the most restricted space in the world, but even though he posted his plans on the internet, he flew undetected onto the lawn of the west u.s. capitol. he took off from his small helicopter about 80 miles from capitol hill yesterday. hi approached the capitol from the west flying right over the national mall. hughes says he was trying to draw attention to campaign finance corruption. this morning authorities are trying to figure out how he got so far without being stopped. e

it's the differential in gas -- natural gas prices between new england and the rest of the country. 2-7 is the number of the chart. this is an infrastructure problem. and i just think it's something -- it's absolutely urgent for our region. we went into natural gas in a big way, as you know starting in about the year 2000. now 50 to 60% of our electricity comes from natural gas. a lot of people like myself switched to natural gas to heat our homes. and last winter, winter before last, we had the highest natural gas prices in the world. and this shows us that almost double the u.s. rate. so i just hope that the department can be aggressive and forward-leaning in helping the governors, the delegation, the utilities to solve this problem. it's a pipeline problem. it's not a gas problem as you know. i think it's going to take an all of the above kind of strategy in terms of permitting and ts ait's a really urgent problem for the region. i assume awe gree. >> yes. in fact, the very first field hearings that we had for the qer were in new england specifically driven by the gas pipeline issu

police learn was rented by new england patriot aaron hernandez. over the next several days, investigators search his home and cars removing bags of possible evidence. june 26th, 2013. nine days after the murder of odin lloyd. hernandez is arrested. for first degree premeditated murder, illegal weapon and ammo charges. his plea? >> not guilty. >> and he is no longer a new england patriot. >> i and other members of the organization were shocked and disappointed. >> hernandez is canned before he gets to the courthouse. >> mr. hernandez is charged with a very serious crime. that shouldn't be enough told him without bail. >> he is staying in jail. his attempts at bail have been denied. >> i think the commonwealth has presented a case that circumstantial, to be sure, but very strong. >> as hungarian hernandez adjusts to life behind bars, charged with murder, yet another accusation of gun violence makes headlines. four months before odin lloyd is gunned down, the football player is at tootsie's strip club in miami. a law enforcement source says hernandez

it's a springtime saturday in new england patriot country. a perfect day for football. >> you wake up and you -- >> one, two, three. >> hard work! >> a block down in the pool. >> mike branch coaches the boston bandits, a semi pro team. he remembers another day just like this. june 15th, 2013. something seemed out of place. >> a black suburban pulls up by my car. who is pulling right in front of my car? >> in the driver's seat bandit defensive end, 27-year-old odin lloyd. >> then i see a smile. coach. >> branch thinks it's odd because lloyd doesn't own a car. >> i'm like whose car is this? >> branch has his suspicions but never gets a straight answer. lloyd is busy telling his buddies about the good time he had at a club the night before. >> all he said he was at the club with mr. hernandez and they were partying, he had a good time. >> mr. hernandez is aaron hernandez. a $40 million rising star with the new england patriots. >> odin lloyd's best buddies darryl hodge and darryl sweet say their friend wasn't normally a big partier. they know a

. >>> the jurors who cover victoried former new england patriots' football star guilty. he immediately began serving a life sentence with no chance of parole. he's locked up in a maximum security prison just miles from gillette stadium where he starred on the field. anna werner reports. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: aaron hernandez's mother and fiancee hugged each other and subbed. jurors took seven days to find hernandez guilty of murdering his friend odin lloyd in 2013. lloyd's body was found in an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez's home. he had been shot six times. bristol county attorney thomas quinn. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well known new england patriots football player however in the end the jury found that he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. >> reporter: hernandez was a rising star with the new england patriots with a 40 million dollar contract but was dropped from the team after being arefrtsed. in text messages hernandez urged lloyd to meet him the night he was killed. a neighbor's surveillance came

. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well-known new england patriots football player. however in the end the jury found he was a man who creat who committed a brutal murder. >> grief a year since a south korean ferry accident. so close and yet so far. a video showing the spacex rocket falling back to earth but failing to stick the landing. good evening i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. how a florida mail main was able to breach air space in washington, d.c. undetected and land a small helicopter on the west lawn of the capitol building. lisa stark reports it's raising more concerns about security in the nation averages capital. >> a 67-year-old wanted to galvanize the country something he feels very strongly about campaign finance reform. he certainly grabbed the spotlight but at the same time, he violated the security of the nation's capital. this cell phone shows what tourists on capitol hill saw and heard. the loud noise of a single person aircraft flying low and landing on the capitol lon. it took capitol police nearly a minute to converge on the gyro-c

it's going to be the super bowl champion new england patriots hosting the pittsburgh steelers. how about those packers? they're playing the bears in week one. da bears. and your first nbc sunday night football matchup is going to be nfc rivals the new york giants

the report finding more than 2500 officers from new england and new york descended on watertown, across the river from boston, many, they claim didn't have orders to do that. the report also says some of the officers often failed to identify their targets completely before firing, which it says created a situation of dangerous cross fire. >>> indonesian authorities rescuing more than 300 foreigners who had been slave fishermen. officials say the victims were lured into leaving their countries, then forced to catch fish under brutal conditions. they were often beaten and shocked with taser-like devices and some of them were locked in a cage. the victims are from other south asian countries like burma cambodia and laos. >>> now the massacre in kenya where nearly 150 people were killed by terrorists at a university this week. officials say five people have been arrested in connection with the horrific slaughter which targeted christians and saying more arrests are expected. the terror group al-shabab says it will carry out more attacks. john huddy is in our middle east bureau with the late

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go to page 226 -- you know what i'm talking about -- deferential in natural gas prices between new england and the rest of the country, 2-7 is the number of chart. this is an infrastructure problem. and i just think it's something -- it's absolutely urgent for our region. we went into natural gas in a big way, starting in the year 2000, and now 50 to 60% of the electricity comes from natural gas, and a lot of people like myself, switched to natural gas to heat our homes, and last winter, winter before last, we had thee highest natural gas prices in the world, and this shows us it almost doubled the u.s. rate. i just hope that the department can be aggressive and forward leaning in partnering with the delegation and utilities to solve the problem. it's not a gas problem as you know, and i think it's going -- it's going to take an all of the above kind of strategy in terms of permitting and it's a really urgent problem for the region and i assume you agree with that. >> yes, in fact, the very first field hearings we had for the qer were in new england driven by the gas pipeline issue and the

then swirl over northern new england southern canada that's what's causing the cold temperatures. this cold pocket of air stuck here and will it will sit here for few more days until it moves out of here we're stuck with below average temperatures. pollen count very high. not a lot of rain to talk about to help clean out the atmosphere sunday monday and tuesday very high pollen counts. oak, birch and male pell the main pollens causing the problems for allergy sufferers. tomorrow morning a few clouds around but by afternoon increasing sunshine. not a bad way to finish off the weekend mid 60s with dry conditions. there's that storm i was talking about over northern new england backs to the south and west for monday bringing more clouds a few scattered showers monday afternoon. but we're in the 60s. the storm finally starts to move on out of here tuesday into wednesday. we'll see more sunshine then we warm upper 60s to around 70 degrees. there you go. clouds through the overnight the first half of sunday morning. this is 8am. serve dry. just some clouds basically from the city on sou

today the former new england patriot's tight end was found guilty of first-degree murder and was quickly sentenced to life without parole. anna werner is following the case. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: aaron hernandez's mother and fiancee hugged each other and sobbed after the verdict was read. jurors took seven days to find hernandez guilty of murdering his friend odin lloyd in june of 2013. lloyd's body was found in an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez's home. he had been shot six times. bristol county district attorney thomas quinn. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well-known new england patriots' football player however, in the end the jury found that he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. >> reporter: hernandez was a rising star for the new england patriots with a $30 million contract, but he was dropped from the team after being arrested. most of the evidence against him was circumstantial, but there was a lot of it. in text messages, hernandez urged lloyd to meet him the night he was killed. a neighbor's surveillance camera captu

wind advisories in upstate new york and southern new england. winds gusting 45 to 50 miles per hour. philadelphia with winds up to 44 miles per hour. as for snowfall the caribou could have a lot of snow. chilly in the northeast. new york city up near 59. washington, d.c. should be up near 69 as we head into your sunday. nice rebound. we have to get through today before we get there. >> focus on the future. >> right now, it may as well be 79. >> it will feel great. >> thanks, dylan. >>> to another story that is triggering shock on the holiday weekend. more americans accused of plotting to join isis. the latest arrest is a 30-year-old mother from philadelphia. ron allen is here with me. >> good morning, craig. several suspects charged this week are women planning to travel to turkey and syria. a familiar route for recruits. two here in new york allegedly planning to build and detonate a bomb. one dressed in back and her eyes visible charged with trying to support isis. prosecutors say the 30-year-old mother of two bought a plane ticket to go join t

bristol county district attorney thomas quinn. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well-known new england patriots' football player, however, in the end the jury found that he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. >> reporter: hernandez was a rising star for the new england patriots with a $40 million contract, but he was dropped from the team after being arrested.ci most of the evidence against him was circumstantial, but there was a lot of it. in text messages, hernandez urged lloyd to meet him the night he was killed. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured lloyd getting enter a car that prosecutors said was driven by hernandez. surveillance video from hernandez's own home showed him holding something resembling a gun the day lloyd was killed. video also showed his fiancee, shayanna jenkins, removing a box from their home. she told the court hernandez told her to get rid of it. >> did he indicate to you what was inside the box? >> no. >> reporter: odin lloyd's mother, ursula ward, spoke after the verdict. >> he was my strength. i love him dearly. >> reporter: hernandez alsoot

here is page one of about seven pages of the books on historic new england. this shows it here, the honorable lars anderson, house in washington, d.c., the different dates. the house was worth $343,945. the interior is $245,000. this is a clue as to what is going on. furniture $11,000. total cost at this house is about $624,122.04. it is interesting, not all of the information is here, but some is about the light fixtures and all of this. this comes around the question -- okay, here we are at the house -- what is it? over time, as was noted when the house was dedicated in 1905, in washington newspaper called it an example of a florentine village. other people have said it is a little bit of english baroque. another term is the beaux-arts style. one problem is is that there ain't a beaux-arts style. you want talk -- you weren't taught a specific sort of style. to identify this as one particular origin, i think is a bit inaccurate. what little in brown are up to hear with anderson -- what little and brown are up to here are taking the principles of classicism,

the union will host new england on sunday. >>> 5:16. i appears that americans are spending more times at restaurants than the grocery store. >> teenage cigarette use drops dramatically, but a government report finds a troubling twist. karen. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows yes, we have the showers, we have light rain for the morning commute does it last? the accuweather anne's is coming up. >> ben and jerry's is collaborating to make an ice cream inspired beer. it will be sold this fall. i guess they are tired of making things with bacon. >> reporter: i went to the ben and jerry's factory in new england last year. >> i will went to the brewy in colorado. it was nice. >> reporter: let's check out i-95 it's not good, unfolding southbound by the airport off to the side now but the emergency crews have not arrived yet. once they do we could have restrictions. >>> mass transit regional rails the first one out of the gate on time. media/elwyn chestnut hill east will be operating on special schedules. landslide doylestown s

david: madison himself saw the first amendment as a product of a new england conspiracy, because they had created a godless constitution, and the states of new england paid congregationalist churches out of the public treasury. they were worried that this godless constitution somehow destabilize the role of religion in the state. jefferson who was in paris says we need a bill of rights. madison wrote him and said, we don't need a bill of rights. in particular, what would become the first amendment, that is what you don't want. the people pushing for that our people most concerned about religious power. >> his problem though was, the constitution was explicitly a grant of power to the federal government, and whatever was not included in that grant of power did not exist as a right. some people said power is such that power will creep. therefore, we need a list of what they cannot do. that became the bill of rights. madison was a phrase, if you have that list of what you cannot do, somehow that would expand the constitution itself. madison in terms of religious liberties, as i understan

he brought the same crew with him when he became an nfl star with the new england patriots.ued to surround himself with low lifes, with violent, aggressive people. i think the nfl, the nba, the baseball league they need to put quality people around these young kids. they're taking these kids from tough socioeconomic positions in life and handing them millions of dollars. these players need people around them. you look at a team like the miami heat. riley surrounds these kids with mentors. these kids need mentors. you can't hand them all this money and expect them to live life differently than they did prior to when they became a star. we have to focus in on that. he's a bad guy, hernandez. he's a killer. it's in his dna. his lifestyle from the beginning of a young age to today is a violent lifestyle. he's lived an ugly life and got what he deserved in his punishment. unfortunately, he destroyed an innocent family and also destroyed the family members around him. we need to do better as a society. we need to improve what we're doing with these young athletes and entertainers.

look it's quite clear, aaron hernandez is not getting any more money out of the new england patriots sitting in jail for the rest of his life. the patriots don't have to worry about that. >> they don't have to pay now that he's convicted. >> he still faces charges in that double murder from back in 2012 and that trial could start as early as august. do you see more convictions coming his way? >> well the speculation, at least, is that massachusetts has got an interesting system so that they could appeal this case if they were successful on the appeal then the prosecutors make sure they have a backstop. in the other case by all accounts appears to be stronger than this one. be careful what you wish for. he a great trial judge in this case and she really erred on the side of giving him breaks which puts you in a tough spot when you're up on appeal. >> dan, do you think further charges on hernandez they will get equal attention for people in boston? >> i do. that happened right in the city of boston. it happened before this other thing. it happened before the 2012-'13 season. evidently

high pressure building over eastern canada and new england keeping temperatures below average.bitterly cold air. caribou, maine and northern maine 40 degrees. that's pretty chilly. you notice the 70's and 80's we've had for the past couple of days down south to the carolinas. they've been pushed southward because of some clouds and some rain. our area, high pressure will continue to build in this afternoon. that will help dry up some of the moisture in the air and break up the cloud cover. there will be a persistent area of rain in the radar, that will head off to the east. in time over the next couple of days that high will build up. that will allow an upper level disturbance and cold front bring rain on friday. weekend while not guaranteed to be rain free weekend picture is looking better. here's what we have. high pressure moves off. clouds move back in late tomorrow. as that happens, the chances of rain pick up late at night and especially for the day on friday, areas of rain likely through the area. we should see some clearing by friday night and weekend again looking a li

not just here but also new england new york city 48 and syracuse 35 burlington 43 and low pressure justthe west of caribou, maine look at the record lows, philadelphia 33 degrees, and allentown 29 and wilmington 30 degrees set back in 1930, we'll be a few degrees from the records by tomorrow morning. coming up in the accuweather forecast you guys want some warmth? how warm would you like it? >> 70s. >> i would like 70. >> are you lost sir? >> i am trying to find darby road. >> just down the road. >> thank you very much. >> how are you buddy hey i'm doing well. >> everyone knows dave roberts. >> stick around and we can interview you in a little bit. >> why not. >> and we'll talk to the kids as well. >> you look great. >> david you look great. >> he looks good. we miss him around here, and now if you can find mr. 6 we would be thrilled about that. >> a delaware police officer that became an online singing sensation is back and better than ever. >> the officer gained fame by singing taylor swift's "shake it off" he promised an encore he is joined by his brother in blue demetrius stevenson

now new research from the new england diary of medicine, 3,000 to 6,000 milligrams.ow 3,000 is unhealthy which is where the government guidelines are. 2300. what am i supposed to believe? >> it's confusing. the jury is still out on this. first, there's denying salt intake. we know salt intake is important for human life. then too much salt is bad for us. what are we supposed to believe? according to the new england journal of medicine, it says, decreasing sodium intake increases renin which destroys blood vessels. so it's conflicting. too much salt, bad for people with stroke heart disease, and diabetes. now this study says too little salt may cause peripheral vascular disease. it's quite conflicting. >> the number the government says you should for 2300 is in the danger zone according to the new england journal of medicine. they're saying go ahead have 6000 milligrams. which is more than double what the government is saying. (?) >> right. honestly 6,000 seems a little in excess. having read the studies especially the med analyses. we look at multiple studies. the in

northern new england, a cold rain and you will have to shovel a little bit of kneesnow in extreme newnd. just a little wetter than we'd like from dallas through arkansas. it's rough. louisville area this morning and kentucky, a lot of bad weather. >> we'll see you on "morning joe." coming up the price was wrong. but the contestant still walked away with a brand new car. more on the mistake that led this price is right model to hide her face in shame. what happened? we'll be right back. your mom's got your back. your friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their businesses. we have the right people on-hand to answer your questions backed by a trusted network of attorneys. so visit us today for legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? new neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration

former new england patriots super bowl star aaron hernandez guilty of first-degree murder in the shooting death of odin lloyd on june 17th, 2013. he was sentenced moments after the guilty verdict was read. he will now serve life in prison without the possibility of parole. any minute now we are expecting that the prosecutor as well as the district attorney in the case will come out and speak live about this case. of course we're going to bring you that as it happens. but this morning, after 35 1/2 hours, seven days of deliberations, going over months of testimony, the jury of seven women and five men handed down its unanimous verdict. >> madam foreperson, indictment 2013-9 a-3-a charging the defendant aaron hernandez with murder, what say you, madam foreperson. is the defendant not guilty, guilty of murder in the first degree or guilty of murder in the second degree? >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> madam foreperson, by which theory or theories deliberate premeditation and our extreme atrocity or cruelty? >> extreme atrocity or cruelty. >> indictment 2013-983-b, charging the de

a large low in eastern new england.rn pennsylvania, they will remain there as they sink towards virginia. we're kind of sandwiched in between other showers to the north so at least on the dry side of things here. overnight a lot of clouds, a chilly breeze 41 in the suburbs, fifty six degrees for suspect. winds stay up between eight and 16 miles an hour overnight. then high pressure comes in, pushes that low away. sunshine returns and stays breezy out of the north-northwest 10 to 20 miles an hour tomorrow. but we will excel those temperatures into the upper 60's. that high begins to weaken a little bit but couple areas of low pressure to the west will stay to the west on wednesday. just a few clouds midweek. how does 74 degrees sounds a couple of days from now and those lows will pivot to our south and eventually develop a low off the coast on friday. but for the next two days with that sunshine returning just a good reminder that for the next two days we'll have a high u.v. index. the sun right now is as strong as it is

still haven't had that perfect spring day in new england yet where it's 60 but not windy.ng there. >> yesterday wasn't too bad. everybody that talks on the east about how, you know you don't have climate change because it's so cold. look at out west. what a year of extremes. >> i've been saying for a while. >> hot and dry. >> if the drought was happening in the east, just imagine. the headlines every single day. it's become the norm. >> it has. unfortunately as jerry brown said that's the new norm. who are you picking for the final four? >> in my bracket i have kentucky over duke. that's not fun but that's what everyone wants to see. >> that will be an exciting game. still ahead we're going to tell you how you can buy an american pie for $1 million. he says she's an undisciplined overwaterer. she claims he's a cruel underwaterer. with miracle-gro moisture control potting mix, plants only get water when they need it. fight ended. or shifted? miracle-gro. life starts here. in those around them as early as age two. that's the same age they begin adopting the attitude and voca

roads will be wet in the northeast, texas and northwest but slippery in the northern midwest and new england>> if you're flying, airport delays likeliest in new orleans, atlanta, charlotte, washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston. okay, that's everywhere. >>> updating our breaking news from outside chicago, at least one person is dead after a giant tornado cut a path across northeast illinois. but officials worry they may find more victims when the sun comes up. >> yeah they've been trying to check overnight for more victims but the extensive debris making that difficult. abc's alex perez there for us. he just filed this report. >> reporter: authorities believe most of the homes in fairdale, illinois, look like this structure, completely destroyed. authorities confirm at least one tornado tore through this stretch of north central illinois about 7:15 thursday night. the twister hopping and skipping through a 50-mile area. at this point we know at least one person confirmed dead. seven others injured. at a restaurant in rochelle, illinois crews had to rescue 12 people trapped afte

you can see some popping up across areas in northern new england. so this moisture will continue to retro grade or move back to the west throughout the overnight hours and for start of the workweek on monday w that said there could be a few showers popping up, from time to time, especially by tomorrow afternoon. so we will talk about what is a head, cloudy but quiet tonight. we are track ago this stray shower as we get into monday afternoon. temperatures will be moderating this week, in fact, there is two days this week that i think you'll look forward to. temperatures in the upper 60's to near 70. we will talk about details with the accu weather forecast. new back over to you walter. >> looking forward to it already, thanks, melissa. >>> police are searching for five men in connection with the shooting in the frankford section that ended with a man hospitalized in critical condition. the victim was discover lying in the 4700 block of d a ra street late last night. he suffered several gunshot wound to the chin, neck and back. victim was taken to tem

behind bars. >> reporter: convicted murderer aaron hernandez may be known for wearing 81 with the new englandots but now has a new mub with the massachusetts department of correctiones with his first full day of processing complete at mci cedar junction, maximum security facility down the road from where he played in the nfl. next day will have medical assessments and full evoevaluatn including his state of mind. he mouthed the words, you're wrong and told a service days before, i'm getting out of here. and when i do, get a hold of obama and tell him you should be doing security at the white house. hernandez is awaiting trial for a double murder in boston where the motive prosecutors say was anger over a spilled drink. >> how do you plead this indictment, gimty or not guilt oo. >> once hernandez is processed, he will be brought to the correctional center where his actions will be documented 24 hours a day by 366 surveillance cameras, much like the video evidence captured in his own home used against him during the trial. he will be confined it a cinder block cell and can expect to be put in t

that prison close to the stadium where he once played as a new england paytriot. he said, i didn't do it hours after being sentenced to life without patrol. hernandez grim-faced as he heard the verdict with his mother and fiance in tears, and just feet away from the family of victim oden lloyd, no less emotional. hernandez appearing to mouth the words, you are wrong, and telling his family i'm strong. i'll be okay, and he watched them weep. he was found guilty of the murder of oden lloyd shot six times, and surveillance videos show the victim on the night of his death getting into a rented altima with hernandez and two other men, and video shows the same car at the industrial park where his body was found, and minutes later that car found back in hernandez' driveway. his own surveillance cameras show him holding what prosecutors say is the murder weapon and that glock never found. and he admitted he was at the crime scene and saw lloyd killed but did not shoot him. and officer sentencing they found out from the judge that hernandez faces charges for a double murde

. >>> former new england patriots player aaron hernandez waking up in prison after being convicted of murder but now we're hearing for the first time what hernandez had to say about his conviction. the jury found him guilty yesterday of first degree murder in the death of one-time friend lloyd, hernandez received the mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. now as hernandez was being taken to prison a law enforcement source heard the former new england patriots player say quoting here they got it wrong. i didn't do it. but jurors say they considered all the evidence and they're sure he was guilty. >>> marijuana is going to stay on the federal government's list of most dangerous drugs a u.s. district judge in sacramento ruled yesterday that marijuana will continue to be classified as a schedule one drug, schedule one drugs include heroin and lsd and are defined as drugs with no accepted medical use and high potential for abuse state governments like california that have legalized medical marijuana in conflict with federal government laws. and in some case

you can even see a little snow in new england. >> the weather threat will linger today. here now abc's bazi kanani. >> reporter: the heavy downpour across the midwest leading to flash flooding. these drivers in indiana stranded. a school bus driver in tulsa, oklahoma, losing control on slick roads. the rain just part of the problem. >> there's a massive hailstorm right now. >> reporter: drivers blinded by hail. just look at what it does to this weather chaser's windshield in kansas. the hail as big as baseballs in some places, a six-inch blanket of the ice pellets covering the town of roberts, idaho. the dark skies also ushering in dangerous winds ripping roofs right off, toppling tractor trailers, plucking entire trees from the ground. >> i was in awe a little bit because obviously as you can tell they're not small trees. >> reporter: the severe weather threat not over yet. this morning millions across the heartland bracing for more unsettling spring storms. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >> let's find out now where those severe storms are likeliest to hit from accu

running sprinklers to grow new england-style gardens? that's a choice that's been made but now we're coming up against natural limits. narrator: the arid southwest is not the only area in the united states faced with water supplies reaching their natural limits. cape cod, in the northeast a region with relatively high precipitation is experiencing its own sustainability issues. cape cod is a location containing ecosystems unique to the new england region. with beautiful sandy beaches and a rich variety of natural habitats, including grasslands wetlands and woodlands, cape cod is one of the most attractive recreational areas in the nation for both tourists and permanent residents. eichner: i think, in general the cape community is very aware that we live in a sensitive area. people come here because of its natural beauty and because of what it has to offer. and we need to take care of this environment. narrator: in recent years, cape cod has witnessed a large increase in its population. stone: from 1950 to current, the population has gone

that core of cold air stuck across new england.ntil it gets out of here we're not warming up but we're on a warming trend. yesterday's high 56 today 58. average 67 so well below that. but notice the line each day we get closer to average and even above average by the middle of next week as we approach 70 degrees. 57 at the airport right now, low 50's millville mid-50's atlantic city. really nothing terribly warm across the northeast. we're just stuck in cool pocket of air so everybody is feeling the chill. pollen count remains high. not a lot of rain in our forecast society air is not able to clean out. so again we'll be well over a 10 out of a scale of 12 so oak birch and maple if those pollens cause you problems you'll be feeling it for the next several days. temperature-wise tomorrow back into the mid 60's so closer to average, partly sunny skies as we head into monday, maybe a couple of showers not a big deal. tuesday we're going to be on the dry side as well. so let's time it out for you. clouds tonight maybe a shower or two s

but up toward new england it is much much colder.rtheast wind. normally it doesn't, but in this particular weather pattern it will. just a few showers around now. light showers, but a little heavier activity back toward pittsburgh. that should be moving in by 6:00 8:00 tonight. and some of that could be on the heavier side with thunderstorms. so there is the warmer air. big temperature contrast from allentown to dover. 60 to 70. here come showers and possible thunderstorms, we go into the evening hours. some of that as you see on the heavy side. and the wind starting to come from the northeast. that's going to drop the temperature and once the northeast wind comes in it is not going to warm up until that wind shifts. so wednesday, 8:00 a.m. starting 44. now we'll see what happens. by 11:00 a.m. down to 42. by 2:00 p.m. we're still 42. temperature doesn't go anywhere tomorrow. if anywhere, it is going down. you can see the scattered showers or periods of light rain or drizzle all over the place. and then tomorrow night, we're down to

is bill belichick, the famous coach of the new england patriots going to walk into the courtroom andhe owner of the courtroom did? >> reporter: not going to happen. they don't need him. >> that's crazy to me. you talk to your coach more than you do your owner. i still don't get that. i want to bring joey jackson into this. you're a defense attorney. let's say this is your client. you're sitting beside a superstar, a beloved new england patriot, a guy who walked into the courtroom with so much sheen it was blinding. and one by one, day by day that sheen has been tarnished. you don't put him back up on the stand to regain the fame and sheen and the essence of i didn't do it? >> absolutely not. the sheen has been significantly tarnished by the 131 witnesses that the prosecution has put on that stand after months. there's so many problems ashleigh when you put your client on the stand, one of which is the wrecking after your case. everything that you do as a defense attorney to mold your case, structure your case to place that doubt could all be for naught in the event the defendant does

actually a split in new england.england are keeping coastal areas chilly while we're a little warmer inland. new york city included. there's some good out there. there's some people saying how about me. >> how about me. hey, a good hump day. we like that. >> great for travel. >> thank you, bill. now time for entertainment news. actress susan crow best known for playing tracy partridge on "the partridge family" died at 52. cause of her death unknown. osborns reality tv show revival is not going to happen. you can chuck up cancellation to a scheduling conflict for the busy rock and roll family. >>> jimmy fallon may have spilled the beans on brad pitt's secret hobby. >> brad pitt was spotted walking around with a bruise on his face. check this out. yeah. brad said it was caused by falling on stairs in the dark while wearing flip-flops. of course that's what he had to say, you know. because we can't talk about fight club. >>> get ready to swipe right. actress hilary duff is officially looking for love on tinder. the star