the man seen in these surveillance images is now the man seen in this mug shot, 26-year-old reginald green of southwest philadelphia. arrested on attempted rape and numerous assault charges charges after allegedly terrorizeing a 27-year-old woman inside jefferson station. >> there was an attempt to sexual assault her. she fought him and he then physically assaulted her while he attempted to sexually assault her. >> reporter: the incident taking place in a restricted track serviceing area beneath the train platform. svu says green asked her for sex and struck her numerous times. >> punching her kicking her she suffered some pretty severe injuries to her face, to her eye, to her mouth and other bodily injuries. >> reporter: police say the victim did not know green but encountered him on the 1400 block of arch. she was asking for directions trying to get home. >> there was an he can change. there was some conversation and in fact the victim did accompany this mail. >> reporter: walking with him all the way inside jefferson station known as market east station. septa officials say they g

they say his name is reginald green.t night they charged him with attempted rape robbery and aggravated assault among several other charges. now, on monday around 1:00 in the afternoon, a woman was walking in center city and she didn't know reginald green. but they met on the street. they started talking near 10th and filbert streets. and she talked to him for about half an hour. surveillance video helped in this investigation. the man led her to the jefferson station track area where green then asked for sex and started physically assaulting her and tried to rape the woman. now, captain john darby says after a struggle the man ran away, but the captain said green did seriously injure the woman. >> basically pummeled her. he beat her with his fists, kicked her repeatedly she suffered injuries to her face. >> now, green according to svu detectives has 11 prior arrests including one indecent assault. they're going to check through their database to see if green may be responsible for any more assaults. if you have any info

a key component in that we were able to develop him almost immediately. >> reporter: police say reginalden was releaseed from previous arrest before this attack took place. he's been arrested 11 times and has an assault case in his background. in the meantime the victim continues to recover. at jeff son station in center city, dave kinchen fox 29 news. >> cash and a cup of coffee is what bucks county robber took from a wawa but police were hot on his trail tracked down the get away car and now 59-year-old richard, is in jail for robbery. police say he used a knife to hold up the store on the 600 block of rose wood avenue on sunday. now it was just a bizarre discovery in false township. that is or was an atm. police found it in a dumpster on the 100 block of lincoln highway highway. someone forced it open. where did it come from? police are trying to out right now. >> not since geraldo rivera and al capone's vault so much anticipation about locked safe. our bruce gordon was in warminster bucks county to unravel a similar mystery. >> excited about this one. so will a fox 29 viewer get very

the suspect has been identified as 26 year old reginald green. police say he led the victim down to a restricted area after she canned him for directions. the woman was badly beaten after police say green tried to rape her. green has a long criminal history. >> septa police recognized this male as someone that they had made contact with in the past. that was a key component in that we were able to develop him almost immediately. >> police say reginald green was just release from the a previous arrest before this attack. police credit surveillance cameras in helping with that arrest. >> so we're two bucks i guess, what poorer. >> yes. you didn't even buy a ticket. >> you're two bucks poorer almost three people are very rich right waking up to winning tickets in north carolina texas and puerto rico. >> they match all six of those powerball numbers. but we don't know which cities that the win remembers from, but they will split the jackpot that's worth just over $64 million. >> wow. >> closer to home, though, one ticket in pennsylvania matched enoug

police charged reginald green with attempted rape robbery and assault. they say he and a woman were walking and talking in center city when he led her to the jefferson septa station on 10th and market station monday afternoon. he walked her to a remote area and allegedly tried to rape her. she fought him. >> basically pummeled her. he beat her with his fists, kicked her repeatedly, she suffered injuries to her face. >> reginald green is no stranger to police. he's been arrested several times before. we're checking into his past now. we'll have more coming up in a live report at 6:00. >>> it really felt mild outside especially when we consider what's to come. >> mild being, what, 30s? bitter cold, another chance of snow is in the forecast too. let's talk to nbc10 first aleert meteorologist sheena parveen. no weather alerts tonight, right? >> right, no weather issues tonight. not until we go mostly into the end of the week. for the rest of the weekend, it won't be too bad. we'll see clouds increasing overnight and we'll drop below freezing once again. by 6

the suspect has been identified as 26 year old reginald green, police say he led the victim down to a restricted area after she asked him for directions. the woman was badly beaten, after police say green tried to rape her. green, by the way, has a long criminal history. >> septa police recognized this male, someone that they had made contact with in the past that was a key component in that we were able to develop him almost immediately. >> police say reginald green was just released from a previous arrest, before this attack. please -- police credit -- >> three found guilty of murder of rite aid manager. jurors just took two hours to deliberate before convicting the defendant. four year -- 40 year old jason mc clay was shot and killed, two attempted botched robbery back in september of 2013. the third rite aid employee gave them information about security procedures for the store. >> president barack obama faces uphill battle after making his case for continued use of military action against isis, in both iraq and syria. lawmakers say the plane reveals limited and slightly vague pla

identified as 26 year old reginald green led the victim down to restricted area after she asked him for directions, the woman was badly beaten after police say green tried to rape her. green has a long criminal history. >> septa police recognized this male. someone that they had made contact with in the past. that was a key component in that we were able to develop him almost immediately. mr. is say reginald green just release from the previous arrest police credit cameras in aiding in the arrest. >> three people found guilty in the murder after rite aid manager in chester, delaware county. it took jurors just two hours to deliberate before convict the defendant. forty year old jason mc clay was shot and killed when two of the defendants attempted a botched robbery back in september of 2013. the third, a rite aid employee, gave them information about security procedures for the store. >> 6:06. this morning we're remembering the life of 60 minute correspondent bob simon. >> was this shocking news last night? my goodness. bob simon died in a car crash in new york sit last night. he was 73

police say that reginald green led the victim to the secluded area of the septa station after she asked for directions that is when the 26-year-old beat and nearly raped the woman. he has 11 prior arrests. >>> the deal to sell the revel casino to a florida developer is dead at least now. the judge refused to extend the deadline to complete the sale, glen straub refused to do the deal until legal issues involving revel tenants are resolved. a hearing on tuesday will determine if straub will get his $10 million deposit back. >> we are under five hours away from a power ball draw that could win someone $500 million and maybe just maybe the person is buying a ticket on broad and oregon in philadelphia. sara bloomquist is now live there. >> reporter: we have seen a steady stream of customers at broad and oregon through the afternoon there was a line here and they are all dreaming about what they would do with a half billion dollars. >> when it gets this high it makes sense to play. >> people are playing the power ball. >> with strong sales the jackpot jumped to $500 million today and at news

. >> this reginald green from southeast philadelphia police say he is the man that pummeled and attacked a woman at the jefferson station in center city after he walked her to the station. >> he pummeled her and she suffered injuries to her face including including suturing. swelling and bruising. >> the man was arrested at the same station, they spotted him on the septa surveillance system. the woman said she had been talking to green for a half hour on the street before walking into the station with him. >> he has 11 prior arrests, including at least one indecent assault. >> police are continuing to check out green's dna to see if they can link him to any unsolved sex crimes the victim has now been released from the hospital. live in hunting park, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> right now there are more closures in affect on the roosevelt boulevard as the work continues to fix a broken water main, two northbound inner lanes and one southbound inner lane were shut down at 9:30 this morning, they expect to remain closed through much of the day. >> $500 million is

champion. >>> this man reginald green is under arrest in connection with monday's assault at septa's jefferson station. authorities say septa officers recognized green from prior contacts. >>> kate? >>> good evening chris. hello everyone. we have had a pretty decent day to day but everything is about to change. unfortunately we have rain and snow showers to talk about tomorrow but the cold really invades on friday, another snow chance, perhaps a slightly better chance for snow comes the saturday night and then sunday will be the coldest day of winter so far. temperature were not bad enough wind chills will be brutal. we will have those numbers in a few minutes, jessica? >> kate, thank you. >>> new 59:30 the murder trial of the man accused of killing real life american snipper, chris kyle, is now underway. kyle's widow took the stand during an emotional will day in court. cbs news correspondent omar villafranca has the details. >> reporter: twenty-seven year-old eddie ray ralph entered the courtroom where he is on trial for murdering american snipper chris kyle and chad little field.

. >> reporter: record obtained by cbs-3 show reginald green walk free from prison only a very short time before he is accused of viciously attacking a 17 year-old woman along a darkened isolated stretch of track, beyond the pratt form at jefferson station monday afternoon. >> she suffered some pretty severe injuries to her face to her eye and mouth and other bodily injuries and the individual offenders attempted to sexually assault our victim. >> reporter: police say green met at alleged victim half an hour earlier blocks away and she willingly accompanied him into the station down an elevator near the far end of the platform and in the restrict area where at salt happened. investigators declined to say what the the pair were doing when the attack happened and emphasizing. >> not a spontaneous attack, this was not precipitated a after some period of time that the two individual were together. >> reporter: while the attack happened in this isolated a area well beyond the platform the at jefferson station septa camera picked up video of the suspect and septa police officers a say they almo

reginald green is accused of attempted rape and aggravated assault against a woman at jefferson station. >> tonight we've learned green was released from jail three days before this attack. nbc10's christine maddela is following today's new developments. she's joining us live from jefferson station. police say surveillance video played a key role in finding the suspect. >> reporter: absolutely. that's part of the reason police caught him so quickly. this afternoon i've been looking into green's history. according to these court documents, he's been arrested at least 11 times in the past, charged with everything from indecent exposure to assault, recklessly endangering another person and harassment. >> the septa police recognized this male. >> reporter: when police pulled surveillance video from jefferson station, it didn't take them long to arrest green. septa police had contact with him before so did philadelphia pd. >> my sense is that he had been in center city that he had frequented that area may have been in shelters in that particular area. >> reporter: monday police say green wal

tonight septa police gave this photo of the officers arrested reginald green.ey've arrested him at least ten other times. this time he's charged with attempted rape robbery and assault. surveillance video from the jefferson septa station on 10th and market was key to catching him this morning. he's accused of att ig; woman at the station on monday. >>> a philadelphia family forced out of their home by a demolition problem is expected to be back by tomorrow. firefighters rescued the family after an excavator hit their house this afternoon and trapped them inside. the city tells us the company was demolishing the home next door. their wall. >> and he hit the side of the home. the front of the home started to buckle out, bricks started to fall. he tried to push the bricks back. >> the city tells us all repairs to the damaged home will be completed by tomorrow night. >>> tomorrow we could see a crucial step toward mandatory paid sick leave becoming law in philadelphia. a live look at center city. city council is set to vote on the bill tomorrow. the bill would requ

this man 26-year-old reginald green is now arrested on attempt the rape aggravated indecent assault recent lated charges accused of a brutal attack on 2784 old woman inside jefferson station monday afternoon. >> he basically basically pummeled her. he beat her with his fists. kick her repeatedly she suffer injuries to her face. >> philadelphia police say the woman did not know green but met him on the 1400 block of arch street looking for directions. >> this young lady is not from the area. happened to be down there unrelated business. happened to be in center city. and ultimately resulted in extended period of time together. >> reporter: talking for about their minutes. police say he walked her all the way into jefferson station at tenth and physical we are streets in center city. septa officials say the two got on a public elevator and went down to the train platform. that's where he led her to a restricted track section behind this gate where the assault took place. >> it was unbelievably 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon you feel safe. report roar commuter who's take trains every day at je

reginald green assaulted would the man at jefferson station monday afternoon. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" obtained record showing green was released from prison just three days before the attack. he has also been stopped or cited by septa officers 28 times in the last five years. >>> a pennsylvania family is struggling to make a life or death decision after her relative is murdered overseas. >> so you potentially have the power to spare this man's life or to put him to death. what is that like? >> it is a real hard decision. >> they have to decide punishment for their loved ones killer. hear their emotional killer and thought process coming up on cbs this morning at 7:00 o'clock this morning right here after "eyewitness news" on cbs-3. >>> well, talk about one persistent puppy, you have to see how you that dog proved the bond with her owner is unbreakable, coming up. >>> will cole hamels start the season as a philly. rereuben amaro talks about his future in philadelphia only on "eyewitness news" coming up, good morning don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls

reginald green led a woman to a secluded area.efferson station concourse after she asked for directions. they say green has 11 prior arrests. >>> a veteran from the war in afghanistan has been having more than his share of trouble with a philadelphia convenience store. he is hoping the wrongs done against him are now being made right. "action news" reporter kenneth moton live at 22nd and market in center city. kenneth? >> jim, there was quick action on this one after we got involved. the war veteran says he was kicked out of the 7-eleven not once but twice. all because of his service dog. 26 year old miguel olivero goes so does bailey. the art institute of philadelphia student is it a war veteran who served in afghanistan twice. bailey is his service dog who helps with his ptsd. >> she has been with me since october and she is my best friend. she does her job amazing. every time without fail. >> she was by his side two weeks ago when olivero says he had a rude encounter at the 7-eleven at 22 hnd and-- 22nd and market streets. tell

septa police gave us this photo of officers arresting reginald green. police say they know who he is. they've arrested him at least ten other times including charges for indecent exposure and shoplifting. this time he's charged with attempted rape, robbery and assault. now, investigators say the surveillance video from the jefferson septa station at tenth & market was the key to catching green yesterday. he's accused of sexual assaulting and attacking a woman at the station on monday. prosecutors say because of his criminal history, they're asking for a higher bail. >>> 5:06. and we have new information on the trial of a former music teacher accused of molesting his students in chester county. anton foman was scheduled to face trial. prosecutors say he molested six students while teaching at the malvern school of music. his new attorney says his client never agreed to the plea. instead he's ready to take the case to trial. he's accused of abusing several young kids during private piano lessons. >>> in burlington county police are looking for two men who

. >>> also today, this man reginald green, the man accused of trying to rape a woman at a septa station in center city will appear in court for a preliminary hearing. it happened earlier this month. police say the woman asked green for directions and he dragged her to a secluded area beat her, robbed her and tried to sexually assault her. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's a waiting game now. clouds are here and we're waiting for some snowflakes to move into the area. we will see some light snow in philadelphia, but not much. could see a dusting in the city. it's the shore and southern delaware that we'll see higher totals from this storm coming up the coast right now. doylestown, 24 degrees. might be a snow shower today in doylestown philadelphia some scattered light snow this morning. gone this afternoon. cape may, we are waiting for the first snowflakes to fall. and the temperatures well that will be coming down. it's 34 right now in cape may. that's a live view of beach avenue. clearly there's no snow just yet, but it is not far away. phi

we have this photo of officers arresting reginald green. they know him well. police say they've arrested him at least ten other times including for charges of indecent exposure and shoplifting. this time attempted rape robbery and assault. surveillance video was the key to catching him yesterday. he's accused of sexual assaulting and attacking a woman at the station on monday. >>> philadelphia police say they've caught the man who was wanted for a series of hotel holdups. we brought you that story in december about that chain of hotel heists. police arrested george meriwether last friday. he's charged with robbery, aggravated assault and other crimes. investigators say meriwether was caught on surveillance cameras during several of the robberies. he's accused of hitting hotels near the airport and in delaware county during a three-day crime spree last december. >>> plus in bucks county are trying to solve the mystery of this empty atm. they say someone found this machine behind a shopping center on lincoln highway in falls township. police believe the atm was

. >> 26-year-old reginald green police say is the one that pulled a woman into a secluded area of the septa station, she was beaten and robbed and nearly raped after she stopped to ask for directions on monday. green has several convictions and remains in police custody tonight. >>> we are tracking power ball fever right here at the "action news" big board tonight the jackpot was already one of the biggest ever but it went up again today it's sitting at $500 million, because of strong ticket sales, more people are buying into the dream at stores across the region now the odds of winning are slim. your chances are 1 in 175 mill that is an easy fac to ignore because there has not been a power ball prize this large in a year. this is the fifth largest overall lottery jackpot in u.s. history. you have until 9:59 tonight to buy your tickets because that is the deadline and find out if you are a winner by tuning in to 6 abc at 9:59 before "action news" at 11:00 for the live drawing it's only place to see the winning numbers pulled tonight. >>> one of atlantic city's failed casinos may go ba

come pope meant that we were able to develop him almost immediately. >> you know, police say, that reginald green there was just release from the jail. this attack, police credit surveillance cameras, and aiding in this arrest, somebody recognized him. >> clock 08. >> dress store manager killed three convicted of murder shooting death of drug store manager, this is a story at a rite aid, in media. >> yes. >> pennsylvania. >> so we will have more information on this story little later in the show. >> 7:09 now on this thursday morning. again, somebody named, yes, that's probably good idea. >> so paid sick leave, city council will be voting on this today. >> this is a big debate. >> this is a big deal. paid sick leave. >> high, mike, alex, bill expected to pass today, be passed by city council, then be sound by the mayor. now it has taken awhile toy get to this point. working families, business owners and advocates have been pushing for paid sick leave. will help roughly 200,000 city workers who will call for employers who have at least ten workers, to provide up to five days of paid sick leav

police say this this man, reginald green is this man, monday afternoon's attacker. is he clarnled with severely beating a northeast philadelphia woman and beat her. >> he pummeled her and beat her and she suffered injuries to her face. >> it occurred when they met outside of the station and talked for a while and went to a remote part of the station. she did accompany the offender to a remote section of that station off the platform in fact. >> they nailed green at 7:00 last night near the jefferson station recognizing him on the surveillance system. >> he has 11 prior arrests. >> assault? >> including at least one indecent assault. >> someone at septa once said, if you are on septa are you on camera and that sums it up there. >> police are checking other data bases to see if green's dna matches up with any unsolved sex crimes, live in center city, vernon odom channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. from our delaware newsroom police are trying to piece together a shooting that happened in newcastle at 7:00 this morning at the william pennville able apartments, they f

d-dot's reginald said the ones who plow your -- fill the pothol it happens when water finds a way toavement and into t soil. when it freezes, it pushes the soil up at a weak spot and leaves an air pocket when it thaws. cracks into a pothole when u drive over it. the i-team found that d-dot meets that goal about . when we made this map of awful the calls into the 31 for potholes. you can see how your pothole does compared to the rest of the city. to nbcwashingt and click on the investigatios link. e cal came from northw only 3 from southwest. we found some potholes can ling for weeks or even months. like these two on quebec place in northwest. records show they went 272 days before getting patched last summer. to break back open a few months later. >> they're like vampires. they never die unless you put a stake in their heart. john thompson with aaa mid- says potholes cae tho of dollars in damage fro broken rims to bad accide they to swerve to avoid the pothole, or they hit it and then brake to avoid more damage and then someone will rear end them. ar know says d-dot is trying someg n

. >> reginald smith, a convicted robber, was recently released from another maximum security facilityor crimes that include felony possession of a firearm and conspiracy to escape. he will spend the next 16 months at indiana state. >> sad to say i was out only nine months and i was only out nine months. dirty drops, i mean drugs, and this is where i find myself, back in another maximum security facility again. >> smith is not alone. a large number of inmates who are brought to isp have previously served time. >> i've been in this business 26 years and i've had offenders tell me, boss, i'll never be back. or this is the last time i'm doing time. and, unfortunately, they've said it to themselves many times. but when they get out of an institutional setting like the maximum security prison that we're in today, there is a true barrier in front of them. >> to cut down on the number of offenders who end up back behind bars, the state of indiana has mandated an intensive re-entry program. >> re-entry really is about preparing individuals to return to their community. i've had offenders that

. >> reporter: police arrested reginald green and charged him with attempted rape robbery, assault and several other charges. >> there was an attempt to sexually assault her. she fought him and he then physically assaulted her while he attempted to sexually assault. >> reporter: police say green met a woman while walking in center city. they talked for about a half hour before they say green walked the woman into a remote part of the septa station. >> he basically pummeled her. he beat her with his fists, kicked her repeatedly. she suffered injuries to her face. >> reporter: when green ran off the woman told employees what happened and they took her to the hospital for treatment. surveillance cameras helped catch green quickly. >> i'm glad they caught the guy because that was tragic. >> reporter: the special victims unit is looking through any open cases to see if green may be linked to any other crimes. reporting live in center city, christine maddela, "nbc10 news." >>> a bright sun greeted this man as he walked through owens park in williamstown new jersey. not a bad day to get out.

police say 26-year-old reginald green led the woman to an area near the track at jefferson station thiseek. she had asked him for directions. prosecutors have charged green with aggravated assault attempted rape and half dozen other offenses. green has another court date in two weeks. >>> philadelphia rapper beanie sigel is on the mend after being shot several times back in december. sources say the 41-year-old sigel still getting physical therapy at a south jersey rehabilitation center after being seriously wounded more than two months ago. sigel whose real name is dwight grant is said to be eager to return to the stage and the recording studio. he hopes to resume his career in the coming months. >>> take a look at this one. the selfie that could cost one woman her job behind the wheel with beer. it gets worse than that. what she was driving at the time time. >>> and a cloud of toxic chemicals creeping over several towns. people told to stay unside. what unleashed this dangerous mess and -- >>> all righty then. valentine's day has you seeing red for all the wrong reasons one gun range

twenty-six year-old reginald green is behind bars on one million-dollar bail and charged with aggravated assault, attempted rape and half dozen other offenses. police say he led would the man near the tracks at jefferson station this week and then brutally attacked her. green is due back in court on the 26th of february. >>> the criminal case of former penn state administrators accused of covering up child sex abuse allegations against jerry sandusky could soon be under consideration by pennsylvania's highest court. lawyers for former athletic director tim curly are asking the supreme court to review a county judge's decision to reject curly's claim. his right to legal council were violated during grand jury proceedings. curly is a awaiting a trial with former president, graham spanier and former vice-president, gary schultz on charges including perjury obstruction and conspiracy. >>> u.s. senator casey urging pennsylvanians to get vaccinated keystone state had secondlyes measles vaccination rates in the nation and only 86 percent of pennsylvania children entering kindergarten have measl

houston police arrested reginald player and le quint a powell after investigators say player and powellnt on a three week crime spree robbing and shooting 11 people including a 70 year-old woman. fifty year-old angelina romero alvarez was shot and killed. two are charged with her murder. >> the doctors said it, nurse said it, you are lucky. you shouldn't be sitting here. >> i survived because god wanted me to. my name is angela brantly and i'm a stage two, small cell carcinoma survivor. >> not many people survive that. >> yeah, so this particular disease is extremely rare and it is extremely aggressive. >> your fatigue and nausea turned out to be a soccer ball sized cancer in your ab. >> yes my hair was everything, and it was long and it was part of who i was and then it wasn't there anymore. >> all right. in more hair. here we go. >> reporter: angela brantly battled a a rare cancer and won. she has been cancer free for two years. >> this is my test this is my journey, this is what god has given me now what will you do witt. it would be same as if he gave me a million-dollar or if he ga

police gave us this picture of officers arresting reginald green. they've arrested him at least ten other times including charges for indecent exposure and shoplifting. this time he's charged with attempted rape, robbery and assault. now, investigators say the surveillance video from the jefferson septa station at tenth & market was the key to catching him. he's accused of sexual assaulting and attacking a woman at the station on monday. >>> and happening today in delaware wilmington will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the new market street village apartments. dozens of new units will be housed in three historic buildings. the local developer in charge of this project says the time is right to introduce these homes to the booming market street corridor. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is headed to chicago. many believe he is continuing to build support for a potential run at the white house. christie will attend two roundtable meetings and will be a keynote speaker at a republican event tonight. christie's backers have launched a pac that

reginald green was arraigned yesterday. the attack happened monday afternoon at septa's jefferson station. police say the victim asked for directions and he then led her to the track area and then attack her in the secluded maintenance access way. another hearing is scheduled for later this month. >>> did i win the power ball. >> no good hate to break it to you. >> i keep checking. >> someone bought a power ball ticket in delaware county and they have a nice check coming their way. >> oh, yeah. well, they didn't win the big thing. >> but they got a good deal out of it. >> yeah, they matched, hure he go, you need six numbers, five plus the power ball. whoever has this had the five numbers but not the the power ball. it is good enough for a million. the ticket was sold at domestic and imported beverage in glen mills. the owners say this is the second power ball winner they have had, in the the last three years, how about that. so, were you in that what we call liquor store. >> convenient store. >> in glen mills. >> i know we

reginald, good morning. caller: good morning. i have a question. i work for a company for 22 years.ll of a sudden, i went to work last week and i was told you were released. no compensation. host: released from his job? caller: i was terminated. on the spot. they got another guy to take my place. they said i was laid off, even though in six months, i would like to retire. host: we missed the first part. caller: i told them i would like to retire in six months and they did not give me -- correct this kind of a on justice. -- this kind of injustice. guest: you raise the bunch of issues. right to work laws we can workers and lower pay -- we aken workers and lower pay. chances are the person he kept was a younger worker. i do not know what you do, what your job was. you ought to look at that. we try to eliminate age discrimination in this country so that older workers do not get laid off for a younger worker to take your place. when you have a union, you're able to stand up and recognize what it is and stick together as workers to prevent that from happening. host: here's what the presi

police say they arrested reginald green late last night.