if i go back, i am giving my computer to raven. she is cool. part, too, okay. i have been talking to her on the phone, this is my daughter, i love her so much. i love her little baby. she is a good kid, brother, and by god, you -- he gets on my ass. that's a trip. he's getting on my ass and he's on his way back. he says -- let's see. my god, brother, you do right by her. don't drink, dog. i love you, brother. [ bleep ]. it will get better, roy. oh, my goodness, i ain't going to lie now. after i read it and i laid down, i started practically having a panic attack. like, man, am i going to make it? >> it was really interesting for me to hear ray slip into the mindset of what i assume roy must have been going through. it kind of showed me what goes through someone's mind when they're on parole. >> i already got in my mind if i didn't have my daughter, i would tell that [ bleep ] parole board, let me self-invoke right now and let me stay here. and i wouldn't get out at all. if i could just revoke and if it wasn't for raven, because i don't want to

why is he reciting "the raven"? and why does the whole thing look like a scene from the falcon?eyard a few hours earlier. we got a line on a guy who had supposedly assumed the identity of edgar allan poe. i figured he was either crazy or perfect for this show or maybe both so i met him at the grave of one of my favorite writers and hoped for the best. all right. you are dressed as edgar allan poe. >> yes. >> do you do this every day? >> oh, no. i would like to work every day. life doing it. i love doing the shows and i put it on every opportunity. >> when did you decide this was what you were going to? >> well, i decided when i was a small child that i wanted to be an actor. that was my major passion in life. then when i was about 13 years old we were told by our teacher in this english class to read this next story. the class down at that -- saw true nervous, very, very dreadfully nervous i had been and am. why, you would say that i'm mad. and i was drawn in by that sentence. >> the disease sharpens my senses. not dulls. i read it. we will now perhaps take a ride to his home? >

the eagles/ravens pre-seen is august 22.ll be a homecoming of sorts for john harbaugh who spent ten years as an assistant coach with the eagles. ? owners heatings and kind of wondering why we don't play each other more in the preseason and see if we can work something out. and it looks like we're going to do that. we're going to go three days before weigh çplay. we're excited about that. we're looking forward to it. >>> wizards/hawks, we've got more drama than a soap opera. three guys in his grill, off glass for the win. how about it? wizards were up 21 with less than ten to play and bet a >>> union visiting vancouver, whitecaps pedro morales alone lofted over sylvester who was signed a few days ago. 1-0 vancouver. pretty footwork. ball on a 7% j and union fall 3-0. >>> finally tonight it's prom night for emmanuel acho. here's the photo he tweeted. a fan reached out to ask if he would accompany her to her prom. he agreed under one condition, if hanna reached 10,000 váweets which she did, and he honored his part of it. jami

we caught unwith the audobon new jersey native in washington township today where ravens quarterback is hosting a walk to raise money for cystic fibrosis. company is knee pads. he's a fan of chip's offense with or without sam bradford. >> i think it's a good offense for any quarterback to be n it's a matter of going out there and playing within your limits and not trying to do too much. just like any other offense. i think it's a great offense for qbs to be in and great offense in general for offensive players and people that want to put up numbers and you know give their team a chance to win football games. it's great. >> and flacco will see that offense and see that team up close and personal in a few months. the ravens and eagles wills practice against each other before a preseason game in august. >> a look at the accuweather forecast next on "action news". >> meteorologist melissa magee has your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. when "action news" comes right can: beautiful job. i knew you had it in you. and it was easy because of what i have in me. you know the color rich te

the former ravens safety announced his retirement today at owings mills.anager ozzie newsome signed reed to a one day contract. reed played 12 seasons, 11 with the ravens and finished ranked sixth in the nfl in interceptions and memorable plays and he was just as good in the community as he was on the field. i caught up with no. 20 after hi to see how he came to this final decision. >> i felt it in my spirit and not knowing what was going on, you know, just like it's time for you to go home. it's time for you to be in baltimore more, you know, than what you've been in the past year because of free agency and all that being gone, you know. i just felt like it was time. >>> the washington capitals put themselves in a good position heading into tomorrow's game in the big apple up 3-1 over new york. they have the chance to end the series with a victory. diane roberts has more from kettler iceplex. >> reporter: the last time the capitals were in the playoffs they lost a seven-game series to rangers. they would love to close it out in five friday night at the ga

and ray lewis, the long-time leader of the baltimore ravens visited two schools, telling students not to get involved in violence. ravens' coach john harbaugh and some players also there. >> bazi kanani is in baltimore for us this morning. bazi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena. good morning, ryan. the curfew has been keeping things quiet here in baltimore overnight. so it's being extended through the weekend, when protests could get even larger. >> back off! >> reporter: the tension seen at support protests across the nation, like this one in philadelphia, was no longer on display in baltimore. demonstrators standing strong through the rain, but peaceful. and disbanding as requested at curfew. even as new information by police brought more questions. about how 25-year-old freddie gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury in police custody. investigators reviewing surveillance video from this intersection discovered the police van transporting gray made four stops, not three as previously claimed. >> we're much more suspicious than before in light of the omitted informati

ravens suspended his contract with the team soon after that.ice and his fiance' have since married and now the charges are dropped it opens the door for rice possibly returning to the nfl. >>> still do not know why schoolbus driver lost control this morning on the schuylkill expressway. but it was just a mess. more than two dozen students ended up at the hospital. police say the bus veered off the road from the far right lane slammed into a guardrail. none of the children are seriously hurt. the crash shut down two of the three eastbound lanes. >>> so a man strips make at a busy airport and we do not mean naked. but he faces no charges. none whatsoever. police say he was protesting something that happens to lot of travelers. so what set him off? >> a local start up shuts down leaving a lot of people without a place to work and without thousands of dollars they were owed. so what happened? howard? >> flyers new head coach has some very good players in the nhl that have said very nice things. hear from one still in the playoffs that's coming up i

>> well there was a ravens game thomas hope you can hear me, a ravens game in which that team complained at some point during the game that the balls were not sufficiently inflated. and again, if you look at this report, it goes back to regular season games going all the way back to september of 2014 against the jets in which these officials were involved in trying to take air of the ball. so this looks like it was an ongoing practice by the patriots to deflate balls to a level to tom brady's liking. >> when we talk about the conditions that creates, how much of an edge did it give the patriots? >> if you look at the performance of tom brady in the first and second halves of this game it doesn't indicate it gave him any edge. he actually did not perform particularly well in the first half when the balls were underinflated and it was in the second half when the problem was corrected and officials put more air in the balls, that's when brady performed better. in that particular game you can't point to the performance and say this was all caused by the balls being inflated to a lower level.

love always your best bff, raven. they call her raven now. >> whether culberson joins her friend in prison or not depends on if she and her boyfriend are acquitted on charges of rape and sodomy. they have been offered a plea deal, which would greatly reduce the amount of time they could serve in prison versus being found guilty in trial. but they have turned it down. >> i don't know. i'm innocent. so i feel that i -- yeah, it's a risk that i'm willing to take. i am willing to take it because the jury, there's 12 people there. and, yes, they either are going to feel sorry for her or feel sorry for me. i don't know which one it's going to be. supposed to hit it again, bunky. >> life is a gamble in general. you don't know what tomorrow may bring forth. or i might just be able to be, hey. you can't find nothing on this man. all of this stuff is inadequate puffed up charges. more than likely, the jury will be able to see this too. >> for de'arborne, who is facing an additional charge of false imprisonment, a guilty verdict

the ravens cut him from the team. he is still a free agent. >> the mailman who crashed the gyrocopter on the capitol lan pleading not guilty to six charges and says he is open to a plea deal. he faces 9 and a half years behind bars for flying through restricted airspace. he said he will never pull a stunt like that again but stand behind his campaign reform attention. >> a stupid mistake that's what bill deblasio is saying about the missing powmis flag. he said the flag had not flown outside of city hall for nearly a year even though state law requires it be thrown every day. it was taken down because of roof repairs last june. workers scrambled to raise it back up after the taildaily news questioned them about it. deblasio says it will not happen again. >> a bold suspect leading police oh on a chase dares to call 1911 to tell officers back off. >> i am on speaker phone right now. >> stop xhasing me. >> you are the driver driving the wrong way. >> yes, i am. tell them to stop chasing me. tell the helicopter to get off

every one of them has individual problems. >> the baltimore ravens say they teamed with the maryland food bank to donate 30,000 pounds of food and supply to say families who have to live for now without a nearby grocery store or pharmacy. they were burned and looted in this week's violence. we all saw what happened to that c.v.s. >> it is great they are using their fame for good. >> the trial of a cleveland police officer accused in the shooting death of an unarmed couple is coming to a close as bisi onile-ere reports, 13 officers fired 137 bullets into the couple's car. the case led to a federal investigation of the police department. >> i'm bisi onile-ere and i'm outside the justice center in cleveland, ohio where a police officer is standing trial in the 2012 police chase and shootout that claimed the lives of two unarmed black people. cleveland police officer michael brelow is charged with the deaths of 43-year-old and a 33-year-old. russell and williams led police on a high speed chase that ended in a hail of gunfire. officers fired 137 times at the pair. brolow fired 49 of thos

. >> this bear climbed a transmission tower to raid a raven's nest in alberta. there's the raven.swooping and squawking and pecking at the bear. it paid no mind. hunters on the ground said the bear ate the eggs and climbed back down like he had done it before. lucky the bear survived. >> i wanted to see how high up that was. >> how high is the bear. >>> absolutely amazing out ere. >> unbelievable. >> nadal keeps making history. >> the french open on nbc is presented by longines. we welcome you on this holiday monday, of course memorial day in the united states. it is also

the former baltimore raven running back has had the charges against him dropped by a judge followingtervention. rice's contract with the ravens was terminated in september last year after video footage appeared to show him physically assault his then fiance who is now his wife. >>> the cricket empired injured in the attack in 2009 says he hopes to put behind him that experience as cricket now returns to pakistan. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: this was the attack in 2009 that forced cricket out of pakistan and changed the lives of all of those who were there. gunmen shot at the sri lanka's bus as it was heading to the stadium, killing eight people and wounding several players and officials. among the wounded was this pakistani umpire. >> i had two bullets first in my tummy, second on my right lung which is now not working at all. 22 bottles of blood, i spent 27 to 29 days in intensive care three days in coma. so it was a horrible day for me and for the pakistanis. >> reporter: since then the national team have played all of their home matches abroad. the security situation i

. >> so there was a legal victory today for former baltimore raven's ray rice. the judge dropped the domestic violence charges against the pro running back, and john harris is here on that. >> we have been living with the story, as have the rices for more than a year now and today it moved onto what looks like its conclusion, because ray rice went through a whole year's worth of an intervention program to avoid going to trail trial and this week, he completed the program and the judge signed off on it, committed the player for striking his now wife, jen a. >> reporter: former running back ray rice, captured on surveillance camera, knocking his now wife unconscious has been dismissed. the case began last february with a video of rice and jen a palmer, now his wife, in a very physical altercation in an atlantic city elevator. ending with him dragging her unconscious body into a hallway. and then more graphic video was filmed by mtz showing him punching his wife. causing outrage and tougher penalties for league conduct. >> not that they could solve it, but they nee

and running back interestfor the baltimore ravens. good to ishave you.ou been think as you watch ninety-firstfirst the riots and then the community response? >> it was tough to watch when you saw the riots and locations downtown, it was tough to see people hurt and responding that way. but again to see how the community responded to show that that was only a few people acting out that way and most people wanted the peaceful route and show the people coming out united as one front and one voice was pretty special to see the rest of the day. >> you know you and other players came today to talk to the kids and listen to them at local schools. what do you say to these kids and how do they respond? >> well we just wanted to go out and encourage them let them know that they matter that we're here for them that we stand with them. we know that they are've been through a lot and been hurting for a long time and we want to let them know that we care. i think even talking to some of the kids they don't feel like a lot of people care about them or that they matter.

sam raven made things happen. he was an activist speaker, but he was ever the quintessential southern gentleman. he treated all of us like gentlemen. in his view, we all were. speaker raburn once said the chair always takes the word of a member on one occasion, a point was made about the members representation as he has been in the chamber at the time qualifying him to vote on an issue. the chair always takes the word of a member. he insisted on fairness, the corm and stability. one of his greatest teachings that entered my unconscious mind was that the greatest asset in anywhere and -- the greatest asset anywhere in the western world can have is the ability to disagree. -- ability to disagree without being disagreeable. those others have heard them say that. i have a very vivid memory of his way of talking to us. he never cajoled. he never promised any reward for our going along with things that were good for the nation. this occurred in my second term in 1957. it was the first civil rights bill that had been pas

former baltimore ravens linebacker ray lewis is passionate about his city.le they visited neighborhoods. most affected by this week's events. >> put it back together but us. that's it. we're all we've got. the message is very simple, man. what we just started, here in battle wore, we have an opportunity to change baltimore. >> ray lewis is a big man full of passion and for baltimore. the former nfl linebacker got on stage at his baltimore high school and the kids leaned in like they were in a huddle. >> let's stop doing drugs, let's stop putting ourselves in situations. we can create what you -- challenge me to see who can read a book faster than me. >> lewis made it clear, b his heart hurts for the pain he sees in his city. protests and rioting made him put everything else on hold. >> this is a world problem. detroit, two years back to back, here we've got these young black kids killing each other like it's going tout of style, like it's a video game. and we have to teach them, stop killing each other. >> we have a long way to go. we have great people that

. >> like anthony, former baltimore ravens linebacker ray lewis is passionate about his city. >> that'sryan young caught up with him and some of his former teammates as they visited the neighborhoods most affected by this week's events. >> that's it. we're all we got. the message is very simple, man. what we just started, this tragedy in baltimore, we have an opportunity to change baltimore. everybody sitting in this room. >> ray lewis is a big man full of raw passion and a love for baltimore. the future hall of famer and former linebacker got a stage in this baltimore high school. and the kids leaned in like they were in a huddle. >> let's stop doing -- let's stop putting ourselves in situations. we can create what you tell somebody. challenge me to see who can read a book faster hahn me. >> lewis made it clear his heart hurts for the pain he sees in his city, the protests and rioting made him put everything else on hold. >> this is a rural problem. we have some black kids killing each other like it is a video game. we got teach them, stop killing each other. >> we have a long way go.

ravens suspend his contract with the team soon after. rice and his fiance' janay have since married and the charges are dropped it opens the door foy rice to possibly return to football. >>> still don't know why a schoolbus driver lost control this morning on the schuylkill expressway. but it was a mess and more than two dozen students ended up at the hospital. police say the bus veered off the highway from the far right lane and slammed into the guardrail. none of the children are seriously hurt. the crash shut down two of the three eastbound lanes. thank goodness those kids are okay. mayor michael nutter and the man who wants to replace him are both looking at what's ahead for philadelphia. nutter and democratic mayoral candidate jim kenney speaking after a meeting at city hall in center city. mayor nutter says one thing he knows for sure, the next mayor of philadelphia will be busy. as far as kenny he says he's up to the challenge taking on the possibility of extra competition. former councilman bill green who didn't always see hi to

a new jersey judge has dismissed domestic violence charges against former ravens running back ray rice after he completed a pretrial intervention program. the charges stemmed from a physical fight that he had with his then fiance in atlantic city in 2014. rice was suspended by the nfl but won an appeal. coming up at noon, the race to contain an oil spill off the coast of cal you. the growing problems and the governor's reaction. what is taking so long to find out the details of that massive toccata airbag recall -- takata airbag recall. and the star-studded goodbye to leave it -- to david letterman. autria: a state of emergency has been declared in southern california and the massive cleanup is underway after that oil spill along the pacific coast. it started spanning four miles but has since spread to about nine miles. the spill was caused by a ruptured pipeline which coast guard says was running at full capacity when it broke on tuesday. to the latest on that massive takata airbag recall. one in seven drivers are affected but many are still waiting to learn if their car is at risk >>

ravens suspended with the the the contract with the team soon after. couple has since married. new jersey judge dismissed charges after rice completed a pretrial intervention program. >>> sometimes things are just not the as sinister as they appeared at first blush. take a look at a bucks county town earlier this week. we told but this story. there were parents in newtown very worried after police kept getting reports of the man photographing what they thought was young children, at bus stops. it turns out he wasn't doing anything at all. he was taking pictures of something else entirely. police spoke with had man whose description came up this week. concern parents thought he was up to no good near these school bus stops. what he was doing was taking pictures of several properties. he is a property inspector hired by banks to document their mortgage status of some of the homes in the area. >>> warm weather danger? in most of us love warm weather, this is so fascinating. i had in idea this could happen. did you know your cat could have a problem with heights? now that the warm

brendon ayanbadejo, played for the baltimore ravens, lives in baltimore, and you're getting an mba atkins. good for you. >> that's correct. >> where does personal responsibility begin and end? where does institutional racism begin and end? people seem to confuse the two. >> it's really hard to say. i think it's kind of meshed together at this point. the bottom line is that institutional racism really involves differential access. when i say access i'm talking about access to an education, opportunities, goods and services that are provided. it's hard to say exactly where personal responsibility starts and the systemic issues that have flawed the system actually make it difficult for people to assume the levels of responsibility we'd like to see. >> so we saw this in an illustration i think this week with how individuals regarded the looters. you had the president and the mayor both regard them as thugs. the mayor walked back those words. as far as i know, the president did not. who was right and who was wrong? >> i think that what we've come to this point now where the word thugs and

ravens suspended his contract with the team soon after. the couple has since married.ersey judge dismissed the charges after rice completed a pretrial intervention program. so ray rice also currently a free agent. >> so, so far there are no reports of a team ready to sign him. >> no. >> but that could change. >> yeah. >> whoever need him right. >>> 6:26. when it comes to parking here in center city and around philadelphia, we could see some changes with our cell phones sabina. >> reporter: so, alex, i'm walking to work and i found this on my desk and my heart dropped seeing that white lettering. the it turns out it was only a prop parking in the city, is about to get a whole lot easier. we will have details after the break. (gong) blend kikkoman into your burger patties to beef up their savoury meaty flavour. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >>> dozens of protesters show up at a philadelphia police department overnight, so was what were they so upset about? what they witnessed that had them marching across town. >>> paying to park at a meter in philadelphia could ge

. >>> domestic violence charges against former baltimore ravens player, ray rice, were dismissed the young in atlantic city dismissed the charmings following his pretrial intervention, he was charged with third degree aggravated assault, after this video surfaced showing him punching his now wife. the arrest remains on his record. >>> a lawsuit is filed against st. joseph's after allegations of sexual harassment. she said she had suicidal thoughts after leaving the team. >>> after years of complaints, crew could begin demolishing a home in philadelphia as early as today. neighbors were concerned with the partially collapsed home in west mt. airy, final notice stickers from license and inspections date back to july 2014 neighbors say the elderly home opener left sometime ago. >> we would be sleeping and we think about the house falling down and taking our house out. >> the call to action brought the city to the scone. >>> and coming up tense moments on board of a whale watching boat. find out what went wrong. >>> video shows this family of jewelry dealers being attacked. they were loa

the ravens 16 restaurants that -- there have been 16 restaurants that have opened downtown.nt apartments that are being built or have been built. whole areas are growing and we have had a number of those developers come. for this building and this restaurant -- mark: where does the name come from? >> my wife and i spent a lot of time in italy. when you go to downtown italian locations, it is the city center in italy. mark: this is the city center of des moines. >> we like to think so. mark: thank you. john: great restaurant, great building. we will be right back after this. ♪ >> we are only on television every so often. occasionally, sporadically every day. but we're live 24/7, on the web. >> we're on at 5:00 eastern at 8 and at 11. have a great memorial day! see you next week! >> this is a cool chart. >> a beautiful chart to interpret. >> yes. >> the single best chart, weekday mornings. >> all right. are you excited? coming up, 4:00 in the afternoon in europe. moments away from the closing bell. this is the bloomberg market day. i'm betty. >> there with we go. a close to an

and ray lewis, the long time leader of the baltimore ravens visited two schools telling students not as well. >>> speaking of sports, tomorrow night is the night. the biggest boxing showdown in years. we're talking floyd "money" mayweather against manny "pac-man" pacquiao in a dual a long time coming. >> but win or lose, both fighters will take home a huge paycheck. abc's brandi hitt has a preview. >>> it's a record setting match-up. the richest in boxing history. manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather are getting ready for 12 rounds that could generate $400 million. >> i feel good. i feel strong. it's time to fight now. >> reporter: the confident undefeated mayweather is the highest paid athlete in the world. pacquiao a fan favorite and congressman in his home country the philippines. >> this fight is going to be not only to the people but to give inspiration. >> and the money is staggering in this showdown. mayweather is taking 60% of the revenue, pacquiao 40%. the biggest chunk coming from pay per view with rival showtime and hbo teaming up. 3 million households would bring in at lea

like a raven, the mayor told us.imore does. i hope the nation does because out of struggles, yes, there comes pain. yes, there comes inconvenience, but you go through whatever inconvenience and pain to make gain and progress. you don't become obsessed with the pain and start glorifying the discomfort and we must take all that we've had to deal with in the last several months and transform this country with it and make it a better place. we must not become part of the hostilities that we fight. on either sides of the debate and either sides of the argument. let us not forget that in this particular case an african-american young woman, 35 years old, made charges today, announced them as the elected state attorney in a city where an african-american woman is the mayor. it was people that fought that made their holding office possible. that's why i cannot give way to pessimism and dismay because every day i'm seeing results of people that fought before us and if we keep fighting progress is within reach. it's in our han

he asked baltimore ravens -- by rioting and looting. he asked baltimoreans to wait for the answers. >> are not involved in the investigation -- i'm not involved in the investigation by the state attorney. >> baltimore police have upset is -- have alleged freddie gray died of self-inflicted wounds, others say it may have been a "rough ride," where the drivers inflicted wounds. molly: workers in indonesia are demanding better pay. in france, the event is being marked as well. mayday is when the far right national front takes to the streets as well. they hold their event for french values. clovis, you are standing outside in paris, in the center of the city. things appear to be clearing out. we heard from marine le pen. what did she have to say? clovis: she addressed her supporters outside of the paris opera. she blames the socialist government, nicholas sarkozy the ump party, for the chaos. she called for the end of immigration. she said that france should follow the australian example of turning away all migrant boats and sending them ba

ravens way mentioned both the ordinance and the governmental ethics ordinance were enacted by the voters as many of the commissioners are aware by the voter it can't be amended by the board of supervisors it needs to go back to the voters it can't are reform for the ethics ordinance as mexico's to allow for later perspective fix so lobs as those changes indicator the provisions so in a way it allows you to not have to go back to the voters as long as their consistent with the spirit of the original ordinances it allows to you e rattle to adjust 2:00 o'clock and make slight fixed by something that was voted by the voter you try to extract a perfect ordnance about it is difficult having that option is a good thing. >> i agree so if alternatively we propose to did board and they infect it how is the amendment process differ. >> if you go through the normal legislative process that provision is not as i guess necessary because any board and acted orientals can simply be amended so the board 3 votes also known as to the super majority or 4, fifths of commission you could certainly well- it ye

information on ray rice, the new jersey judge dropped domestic violence charges against the former raven running back. the prosecutor said rice finished all the terms of his pretrial intervention. the charges stem from those elevator videos which showed him knocking out his now wife at a casino in atlantic city. >>> metro riders can expect residual delays on their rail service stemming from a power outage at stadium armory this afternoon. passengers were forced to shuttle bus between several stations on the orange, blue and silver lines. now service is back to normal. >>> the rain is gone and it won't be so long before the marchlike weather is out of here as well. meterologist howard bernstein is checking some much needed warmth memorial day style. >> in the short term it's chilly out and we're saying good-bye to the rain. the only chance for a sprinkle would be this stuff this evening over into garrett county. if you're stepping outside, you'll notice right around on doppler it's all quiet, just track showers west of cumberland in the next few hours. temperatures unseasonably cool, 49 a

the baltimore ravens terminated rice's contract and the nfl suspended him indefinitely.lled the incident the biggest mistake of his life. >>> a 2013 investigation found the child protection agency in georgia ignored child abuse claims. some even died. >> reporter: the child welfare system across the country is in desperate need of funds and more workers, and a lot of times foster kids slip through the cracks, and bad things happen. but one example here in the state of georgia, this girl who is now nine years old, a horrible thing, when she was eight months she was beaten so severely by her mother and her mother's boyfriend that she lost the ability to use her legs. but today she is with a loving mother and happy family. it's no secret that georgia's child welfare system has been an absolute mess. but now there is a new director. he was adopted as a kid, so he understands the system and he thinks he can make it the best in the world in the years to come. >>> in the current fiscal year we have added 278 caseworkers. that's in excess of 10% of the original amount that we ha

. >> it was at the women's concentration camp in ravens broke where she -- where germaine tillion was arrested as well. >> for me it was very important to tell the truth. i was anxious to report the truth. >> these two women have now been placed among france's most illustrious. genie: let's take a look at headlines. some of the most powerful people in global football are under arrest. several top-level officials at the governing body of fifa are held in direct under construction -- under corruption charges, pending extradition to the u.s. queen elizabeth ii opens the new parliament. she says the new government will pass an early law to the in-out referendum. four heroes to the resistance of the nazi occupation in france are set to be buried in the country's most procedures mausoleum, -- most prestigious mausoleum, the pantheon. time for business news with stephen carroll. let's start with a new deal on bank sigrid see the eu has just signed with switzerland. stephen: the exchange will begin in 2018. the deal designed to cut down tax evasion and avoidance. the agreement is the latest d

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. >>> domestic violence charges have been dismissed against former baltimore ravens player, ray rice, caught on tape punching his future wife. at a new jersey casino. a judge signed after after he completed a pre-trial intervention program permitted in less than 1% of cases in new jersey. under the program, rice underwent anger management counseling and paid $125 in fines. >>> some news that is frankly kind of ridic. you might need a teenager to fully get it. the scrabble dictionary is adding 6,500 new words including vape, emoji, and hashtag and ridic, short for ridiculous 1 and obbs and you obviously know what that's short for. and also you can continue to make words up like the rest of us. >>> clowning around. why so many of us are wearing red noses this evening. >>> maybe you have noticed recently a lot of famous faces sporting red noses, all because of red nose day, a special event raring right here tonight on nbc, featuring a parade of stars having a laugh for charity, including one that helped save the life of a young man you are about to meet. joe pryor has his story. >> repor

the ravens ended his contract in fall. he remains a free agent >>> diplomacy on a wrestling mat in the middle of new york city how top athletes are doing their part to law relations. a technological breakthrough that could change the lives of people that are paralyzed. >>> the u.s. and cuba held a new round of talks aimed at re-establishing diplomatic ties. the first order of business involves bringing back full-fledged embassies, part of that include hashing out the legal rites of diplomats. the u.s. wants embassy personal around cuba >>> the two sides were grappling in washington here in new york city american and new york hopefuls scared off in friendly xom petition. morgan radford has more on what is called wrestling diplomacy. laying it on the mat. times square is the stage for historic wrestling match between team u.s.a. and cuba. >> it's the first time u.s. and cuban athletes competed in a sport since a change in relations. it's the first time that the cuban wrestling team has come here to new york. >> wrestling bri

including comparisons to the initial punishment former baltimore ravens running back ray rice received, two games for punching his fiancee. tom brady gets double the suspension of ray rice? the nfl is an absolute joke. >> this isn't a court of law. this is the weird world of the nfl and what the patriots were accused of and found guilty of doing is affecting the integrity of the crime. that is an important punishment that is an important crime. >> reporter: the patriots facing a $1 million fine defiantly replacing his picture. sales of all things brady have doubled. as fans rally behind the qb. >> it's ridiculous. a fraud. >> it's about some air in a ball. he didn't commit a crime. he didn't commit a felony. it's nothing like that. just leave him alone. >> reporter: a handful of rogue patriots fanatics handcuffed themselves together in the lobby of the nfl headquarters. another group launched a go fund me campaign to cover the nfl fine. the tally for the fans, more than $9,000. tom brady's agent is vowing to appeal that suspension. they have until 5:00 p.m. thursday to get that done. >

this bear climbed a transmission wire to raid a ravens necessary in alberta, canada. you can see the birds swooping at the bear, but he paid no mind. the bear ate the eggs and then calmly climbed right down that transmission wire like it was no deal. like he had done that before. >> hopefully he wasn't eating the relatives of the birds. >> we think we know the outcome of that one. >> nbc's lester holt has some wise words for the graduating class of 2015. >> he gave out some advice at the sacramento commencement ceremony. >> prepare yourself to walk through doors of opportunity that will swing open when you least expect them to. my career has been marked by these moments. >> he received an honorary doctorate from the university he attended back in the 1970s. he left in 1979 to work at kcbs and the rest is history. or at least history in the making. he's the interim anchor for "nbc nightly news." >> i have heard of him. >>> it's a holiday weekend for many but back to work for many as we honor those who have sacrificed to keep us safe in this country. does your commute i

several baltimore ravens including ray lewis who's had his own serious legal issues delivered a powerful message to student. >> what is happening in baltimore, we have an opportunity to change baltimore. everybody sitting in this room. >> reporter: and tonight the white house tells nbc news that it has been contacting celebrities and athletes with strong ties here in baltimore hoping that they'll help defuse this situation. among those in attendance during this protest, the nba star carmelo anthony. lester. >> peter alexander tonight, thanks. >>> the 235 people arrested during all that chaos in baltimore on monday more than 30 of them were juveniles. many with no prior records including a young man who is now learning some very hard lessons about what happens when he disobeys his dad. both the teen and his father spoke with our rehema ellis. >> reporter: when baltimore streets erupted in flames earlier this week, carlos brooks couldn't believe what he was seeing. >> i was sitting in the house looking at the tv and was just shocked that it was going on. >> reporter: he immediately thought

we caught up with the audubon new jersey mate any of washington township today where ravens township quarterback is hosting a walk to raise money for cystic fibrosis. flacco, who grew up a big eagles fans say he is a fan of the chip kelly's offense with or without sam bradford. >> i think it is a good offense for any quarterback to be in. it is just a matter of playing within your limits and in the trying to do too much just like any other offense but it is a great offense for qb to be in. great offense in general for offensive players and people that want to put up numbers and give their team a chance to win football games. so i think it is great. >> so are the the the flyers interested in mike babcock or not? according to a report out of detroit flyers have not even asked red wings for permission to talk to bob cock, winningest coach in red wings history. the flyers well represented in the international ice hockey federation, how about the the hookup sidney crosby to claude giroux for the score to beat sergei bobrovsky. it is fun toy see them smiling together. sean couturier get a

it's just that their ravenous greed burst through america's chest like the monstrous alien. you don't character poor people as bad or lazy? the entree is ready just as you asked for it. >> we have conditioned people to look to the government to be their answer for every problem they have and take zero responsibility. >> the moocher class. >> subsidized freeloaders. >> give me these goodies give me a phone, pay my rent. >> nation of moochers. >> freeloaders in america. >> entitlement nen mentality. >> people who sleep until noon sucking off the nipple of the government. ( laughter ) >> jon: how ( bleep ) removed from reality is fox's perception of their own coverage on poverty? the main defender of your network's attitude towards those in poverty is the main offender. he does segments that would make epineezer scrooge go, "take it easy. these are people we're talking about." for dessert we serve you baked ( bleep ). >> every january we hand out to these so-called poor people. >> you're not being mean to poor people today. >> i am frankly i am. many poor families have homes wi

then when the video went public, the ravens terminated his contract and roger goodell suspended him indefinitely. but brady's out for four games and loses close to $2 million. if the nfl really believes that the outcome of this game was affected by this issue, then frankly, i think the team should suffer and the win should be vacated. >> ann skeet is an ethic proffer at santa clara university. she uses last year's little league world series team. they had their title stripped when they used players outside their district. deflategate comes after a string of incidents. skeet said they all lead to one person, nfl commissioner goodell. >> to me that's an issue of leadership. so you have to start with the commissioner and you have to say, is this the right person for that job? >> should mention that the patriots are taking a hit, being find a million dollars, losing a couple of draft picks. as you mentioned before the piece started, this is going to be appealed. brady's agent guaranteed that. terry mkcsweeney nbc bay area news. >>> the warriors are coming home tonight after a big win in memphis, ten

eagles and ravens re-season matchup is august 22nd at lincoln financial field.chip kelly has held joint practices with the patriots. it will be a homecoming for jim harbaugh, who spent ten years as an assistant with the eagles. >> we were just talking at the owners meetings and it was kind of wondering why we don't play each other more in the preseason and see if we can work something out. and looks like we're going to be able to do that. we're going to go out there and three days before we play in the second pre-season game coach kelly and i are working on the practice schedules right now. we're excited about that and looking forward to it. >> to the nba, we've got more drama than a broadway play. wizards, hawks, final seconds, paul pierce, cooler than a polar bear's toenails. off glass game winner at the buzzer. the wizards were up 21. wizards lead the series 2-1. how about the union, visiting vancouver, pedro morales ain't alone. forget about it. lobs over brian levester who was signed just a few days ago. 1-0, vancouver and ball on a string for brian maddox.

domestic violence charges against the football player ray rice were dismiss today the the formal ravens running back has completed the terms of his pretrial intervention. a new jersey judge dismissed those charges against rice who played at rutgers. he had has not played in the nfl since being suspended for striking his wife janet the in an atlantic city elevator in 2014. ray rice was charge with third degree aggravate add assault the charges were dropped but they will remain on his record. >>> it was an amazing final toy an iconic television career. >> david letterman said good bye last night following 33 years in what was a historic final show. but less than 24 hours after that broadcast dave's set is already being torn down. this was the scene outside the ed sullivan theater to day as crews began dismantling everything in preparation for steven colbert's debut in the fall. but again last night was a star studded finally tina fey, steve martin, jerry seinfeld, chris rock, just a few stars who stopped by the show. it is going back to the most memorable parts of the dave's late night ca