, for reilly to use to write the new letter. >> reilly practiced the handwriting, before writing a fake letter confessing to the baby's murder. >> the letter that reilly wrote, i actually killed jasmine. i'm sorry that you have to take the fall for this. i love you. >> the jail, with the 1200 inmates is likely city, news travel fast and it did. >> our officers are trained observers. they are trained to observe and trained to notice human behavior that gives indications what someone may be planning to do. not only that, they build a rapport with the inmates. >> jail investigators find out about the phony letter, phillips sent to his mother. according to court records, reilly, was paid with $20 worth of coffee and nutty bars from the jail commissary. reilly is charged with obstructing justice, tampering with evidence and forgery. phillips still faces a possible death sentence. still writing him. debra dixon, local 12 news. >>> these were not customers for a taste for barbecue. they were robbers in search of quick cash. a pair of gunmen, in the east end just after 11:00. they demanded mone

, for reilly to use to write the new letter. >> reilly practiced the handwriting, before writing a fake letter confessing to the baby's murder. >> the letter that reilly wrote,

jackson, reilly have not seen his kids in a year. cheeseman arrived home and saw his wife kelly, who is in on the mis. reilly's first grade class thinks it's an assembly on heroes, and then -- his girled southern them and he gives them flowers from st. patrick's day. >> hey kiddo! >> reunited the mission is a success. >> you didn't know he was coming. >> where was i at? i was in cuba still didn't you? >> the sergeant is shocked by how many people gathered for his arrival. >> he had no clue he thought he wooz coming to surprise reilly. >> come and get her out of class and that was it. >> the military man can't hold back his tears of joy and the room can't help but erupt in patriotic chants. >> your principal asked do you know a hero and what did you say? >> my daddy. >> this is special after serving 20 years in the military, the sergeant is now home for good. he has made the decision he is retiring from the military. reporting in newark delaware, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." ♪ 1,2,3 you can save 30% or more. from the fresh

will be the *last* to live in captivity at seaworld theme parks.sot -- john reilly, seaworld san diego park president // "the company will end orca breeding this year... // "to that end... we also reconfirmed our commitment to end theatrical orca shows."the entertainment company announced thursday... it's been listening to growing criticism. nats -- (protests) // "boycott seaworld!"after years of mounting protests... the 2010 death of whale trainer -- dawn brancheau... and the release of cnn's scathing documentary -- "blackfish"...sot -- (from: "blackfish") // "when you look into their eyes, you know somebody is home." sea world is changing with the tide... long-time critic -- the humane society.sot -- wayne pacelle, ceo, the humane society // "this is something that every animal advocate in the nation can celebrate as progress." sot -- richard bloom, (d) california state assemblyman // 13:19:58 - :03 // "i applaud seaworld's forward looking, humane and market responsive leadership." as for the 29 killer whales now in captivity... that's where they'll stay.sea world says it's for their

reilly. >> oh, john c. reilly. wow. this is -- this is -- this is kind of special. i mean, this is like really extra special. i mean, this is like super duper extra special with sauce. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nobody does that one. antonio banderas. >> okay. puss in boots was a labor of love. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is a classic. everyone has their version of this one. christopher walken. >> oh, christopher -- hello. oscar. you're beautiful. the way you glisten makes me aroused. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here's a guy who does a lot of impressions himself. kevin spacey. >> oh, kevin spacey. sure. sure. surprised by this but come on. i mean, who are you going to choose? matt damon? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you do any of matt damon? >> matt damon, i don't do his voice but i do like a micro impression. he's just always trying to restrain a smile it seems like. he's always -- he's doing the -- you know, he's just like -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> i love it. it's specific. >> jimmy: it's terrible, right? it's terrible. >> he's terrib

that comes from rochelle reilly of the detroit free press.f the detroit free press. it's nice to see you. thanks for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> is michigan in a different position than other states right now? from the outside, you can tell, i'm sort of agog at how many government-caused disasters the state is handling at the same time right now? >> this is an unusual position for any state to be in, but it's a sad position for michigan, which just had its largest city go through the largest municipal bankruptcy in history and should have been something that governor snyder could have touted as a great victory. but nobody can remember anything good that has happened because of all the bad things that are happening now. it's death by a thousand cuts. >> you are getting a lot of attention from presidential campaign, because of tuesday's primary and how unexpectedly important it is, particularly on the republican side. do you feel like any of the national attention helps? do you feel like any of the candidates get what's going on in

bred in the guide and kevin reilly who is trying to bring in that edgy drama that has worked on hbo andand if, that means spending a lot more on original kids programming for nickelodeon. up with that hit scripted show on nickelodeon or vh1 rather than just relying on reality tv. there's a lot of riskier for investors. lucas: investors are torn. they are concerned about what is happening with cable tv. if you look at what a lot of saying, itre is a risk but one that could pay off. it really depends on how investors feel about that. in the case of a viacom there is therencertainty because is generally uncertainty about viacom. in the case of time warner is more mixed. emily: thank you. my in-depth conversation with apple attorney ted olson as he rolls up his sleeves for his battle with the u.s. government. if you like bloomberg news check us out on the radio. app and onadio sirius xm. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton and are watching bloomberg west. floating janse is kelly is a potential nominee for the supreme court according to the new york times. is not granting interviews on the matter. senat

. >> it's reilly a multifaceted effort. first increasing our own resources so we can detect intrusions from wherever they come into american industry. the fbi is working very hard at that, along with our fellow agencies in this. also investigating and prosecuting those that we do find responsible for breaches and hacks. >> attorney general, thank you for the time. we really appreciate it. >>> when we come back, >>> the cease-fire in syria is shaky, but holding. that is the word from ban ki-moon tonight. there are reports of sporadic fighting. the russian brokered truce went into effect friday. it does not include isis or al qaeda forces. an isis suicide bombing north of baghdad has killed at least 38 people and wounded dozens of others. this comes a day after a bombing at a baghdad market left 73 people dead. a u.s. navy seal who helped rescue an american seville yang in afghanistan is tonight the latest recipient of the military's highest honor. kevin cork has the story from the white house. >> even if he had never perform

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capital improvement plan process and a need to have a centralized process we been asset management and reilly tying the asset management to a forward-looking 2 and 5 year budget cycle under option there were a focus on institutionalizing with the particular focus on the improvement program and really trying to identify to look at lessons learned from the water improvement and around resource coyotecy we spent time looking at the need for better collaboration between hope sf and one area of focus. >> may i ask a question. >> so gm where are you in terms of employee satisfaction i find the utilities you know customer and staff satisfaction so how in terms of leadership development how are leaders accountable you know and their staff in terms of hour they're leading. >> how to communicate back to staff. >> so we'll get into that a goal around the workforce development i can give you a sneak peak but an area of focus our general manager has been pushing with an organization and new leadership that through the h.r. department as well as there is additional work happening around core confidences an

time alone -- time warner brought in a guy named kevin reilly, whose job is to bring in edgy dramas.viacom, that means spending money on kids programming for nickelodeon. it means trying to come up with that hit scripted show on nickelodeon or vh1 rather than just relying on reality tv. how to investors feel? there is a lot of risk. if you invest a lot of money and it turns out to be a flop. lucas: investors are torn. they are mostly concern right now about what is happening with cable tv. if you look at what analysts are saying, they point out the increased spending as a risk, though one that will end up, that could pay off. it really depends on how investors feel about that. viacom, there is uncertainty because there is uncertainty about viacom. in the case of time warner is more mixed. shaw, entertainment reporter, thank you so much. up next my in-depth conversation , with apple attorney ted olson as he rolls up his sleeves for a long battle with the u.s. government. if you like bloomberg news check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg radio app and on sirius xm. " continu

courtney reilly was josh's girlfriend. she also knew, james campbell, sarah vande burg and mills sproul who were in that car. she doesn't want the blame to fall on james campbell who she says was driving the car. 3 3 "even though there was a mistake that happened, you can't determine somebody on remembered as well as all of them for the people that they were, not just based off of this accident."in a press conference today, coroner rusty clevenger discussed how alcohol played a role in this accident. 3 3 3 "in this case, indirectly, alcohol was a part of the cause of these young people's deaths."results show that the driver was legally drunk, and two of the passengers had blood alcohol levels above the 0.08 legal level. clevenger says one of the passengers barely had an alcohol level at all. josh lee's mom says that was her son, she released this statement."our hearts are broken and so are the other three group of parents who also lost there child. johnny and i hearts are just broken over the idea of the driver having a du

the winds will die down somewhat around 7:308:00 as the sun goes down, as they do so temperatures reilly drop by 9:00 p.m. we're in the low 50s under mainly clear skies. now tomorrow morning, grab the warmer jacket. not just the lighter spring jacket. look at the temperature in your neighborhood at 7:00 a.m. 39 in the district. 33 in gaithersburg and 34 in manassas, we'll notice a bit of a breeze tomorrow especially during the conditions right on into the weekend. i'll have more on the the winds coming up in my full forecast. >>> it's only going to a few more days until somebody starts yelling play ball out at nats ballpark. >>> in the wake of the computer hacking at medstar health. local cybersecurity company tells us what we can do to protect our family and our businesses. >>> is there anybody with you? >> no it's only me, my mom is at work app my grandpa's at work. >> why rescuers in montgomery county say a 7-year-old girl did sactly what time magazine called chris van hollen "a hero to environmentalists, education groups, and gun control advocates" for his accomplishments as a young

commissioner o' reilly, you've visited montana.any of these businesses only have a handful of employees, do not have armies of lawyers to wade through the thousands of pages of regulations. do you agree it's reasonable to exempt small businesses from some of these regulatory burdens such as enhanced transparency rules? >> absolutely. and i know you have legislation on this front. i know there's legislation considered in the house on this front. but we -- my colleague and i, commissioner pai, have articulated a viewpoint this should have been addressed by the commission. it wasn't sufficiently in our opinion. this should be something we can do. and your legislation would adequately and properly address this. >> commissioner pai, is that common sense? can we stratify this to a certain degree? it's an overused term in d. c. one size doesn't fit all but i think it makes sense for these small businesses. >> particularly in this obama administration and small business and everybody who submitted a comment suggested this burden was undue

your packet in our correspondence packet for today, i hadn't planned to give it to you but i'll not reilly repeat it but as you may know bosca monitored the mountain tunnel situation i believe we've pushed to insure that it gets the focus it needs to insure the reliability to all your water customers and to that end i'm pleased that you've heard from kathy howe about the inclusion of the mountain tunnel the hetch hetchy cpi so you have the ability to see the progress on the capital improvement plan and one of the things that making piecework like yourselves southerner aware of that raises the issues to a critical nature i'm pleased to see that moving forward one area we're continuing to work on with our staff is the emergency the amounting emergency response plan chase essentially the man plan it says how about the puc provide water the emergency of a hetch hetchy from the mid-town fails how to provide water to the customers that is critically important and mr. richie put together a report from my vantage point that is where this commission awareness of it and awareness of what it means wh

your packet in our correspondence packet for today, i hadn't planned to give it to you but i'll not reilly repeat it but as you may know bosca monitored the mountain tunnel situation i believe we've pushed to insure that it gets the focus it needs to insure the reliability to all your water customers and to that end i'm pleased that you've heard from kathy howe about the inclusion of the mountain tunnel the hetch hetchy cpi so you have the ability to see the progress on the capital improvement plan and one of the things that making piecework like yourselves southerner aware of that raises the issues to a critical nature i'm pleased to see that moving forward one area we're continuing to work on with our staff is the emergency the amounting emergency response plan chase essentially the man plan it says how about the puc provide water the emergency of a hetch hetchy from the mid-town fails how to provide water to the customers that is critically important and mr. richie put together a report from my vantage point that is where this commission awareness of it and awareness of what it means wh

capital improvement plan process and a need to have a centralized process we been asset management and reilly tying the asset management to a forward-looking 2 and 5 year budget cycle under option there were a focus on institutionalizing with the particular focus on the improvement program and really trying to identify to look at lessons learned from the water improvement and around resource coyotecy we spent time looking at the need for better collaboration between hope sf and one area of focus. >> may i ask a question. >> so gm where are you in terms of employee satisfaction i find the utilities you know customer and staff satisfaction so how in terms of leadership development how are leaders accountable you know and their staff in terms of hour they're leading. >> how to communicate back to staff. >> so we'll get into that a goal around the workforce development i can give you a sneak peak but an area of focus our general manager has been pushing with an organization and new leadership that through the h.r. department as well as there is additional work happening around core confidences an

that are in here and not in here i also want to thank you for your work and everyone who has been reillyvating the urgency how to serve the african-american students we had a breakfast with the sprunlts when i became want and mr. walton was vice president and without skipping a beat he said the number one priority for the superintendant is this year for african-american students highs commitment and the districts commitment to treating this with a different level of urgency than the past when we have the conversation about the resolution within of the things that came up that people came up one after other what been different this time how will this be different than the many times the past we world-class with this together with mr. dickey we'll assure you a level of others and transparency that has innovate been there no others past in honesty about what really is happening and i appreciate we know some of the new formations of accountability we created the african-american council the african-american apartments advisory committee i want to redistribution the members of the audience he

that are in here and not in here i also want to thank you for your work and everyone who has been reillyvating the urgency how to serve the african-american students we had a breakfast with the sprunlts when i became want and mr. walton was vice president and without skipping a beat he said the number one priority for the superintendant is this year for african-american students highs commitment and the districts commitment to treating this with a different level of urgency than the past when we have the conversation about the resolution within of the things that came up that people came up one after other what been different this time how will this be different than the many times the past we world-class with this together with mr. dickey we'll assure you a level of others and transparency that has innovate been there no others past in honesty about what really is happening and i appreciate we know some of the new formations of accountability we created the african-american council the african-american apartments advisory committee i want to redistribution the members of the audience he

. >> jason reilly said last night of "the wall street journal," if donald trump takes wisconsin, forgetle. governor walker said two things, number one, he was susceptible to attack about wisconsin, don't believe the hype about walker. the other thing that walker said, i'm dropping out. and if the other republicans are smart, and don't want donald trump to win, you'll follow me out the door. because you're not going to able to stop him with 16 people there and it turns out for those who wanted to stop donald trump, walker was right. >> there's a ton of blue collar voters out there and there are not a lot of evangelicals so this is a rich prize for whoever ends up on with it. on another network which their call letters start with a "c" they'll have two town halls tonight. one with ted cruz, followed by donald trump. and what ted cruz is calling on donald trump to do is say, let's not do the two one hours. let's do a two-hour debate. so anyway, that's what ted cruz -- >> and donald trump has not responded yet to say whether or not he's going to do that. >> i think it will be a no. >> i thi

that are in here and not in here i also want to thank you for your work and everyone who has been reillyvating the urgency how to serve the african-american students we had a breakfast with the sprunlts when i became want and mr. walton was vice president and without skipping a beat he said the number one priority for the superintendant is this year for african-american students highs commitment and the districts commitment to treating this with a different level of urgency than the past when we have the conversation about the resolution within of the things that came up that people came up one after other what been different this time how will this be different than the many times the past we world-class with this together with mr. dickey we'll assure you a level of others and transparency that has innovate been there no others past in honesty about what really is happening and i appreciate we know some of the new formations of accountability we created the african-american council the african-american apartments advisory committee i want to redistribution the members of the audience he