heather richardson. prof. richardson: thank you very much. it is a real pleasure to be here. and not just because i am coming from boston. [laughter] can everybody hear me in the back? are we ok? terrific. what i want to talk about today is not just the republican party but why we might care about the republican party even if we are not into politics. >> we turn it on? prof. richardson: that is why asked you if you could hear back there. are we good? you can care about this material even if you do not care about the republican or democratic parties because what i want to argue today is that the main theme of the republican party is the main theme of american history and it is a theme which we are grappling with today and have been since the very founding of america. these are our two founding documents -- the declaration of independence and the constitution. and they are very different documents. our students tend to put together, but they are very different documents. the declaration of independence was a treaty explaining to the world why america had a duty to break off fro

appearance. >> seeing jonathan richardson for the first time was kind of shocking.st -- you know, you had to wonder what was going through that guy's head to do that to himself. but he stood out. >> when i first saw jonathan walking down the corridor, it was like -- whoa. i've seen some odd-looking dudes in prison, but i think he was one of the oddest. >> richardson is serving a 55-year sentence for a murder he committed at age 19. when we met him, he was assigned to the secured housing unit or spd s.h.u., for the violence he had committed behind bars. in this never before seen interview, he explains what happened. >> i got into an altercation with my bunky, i ended up stabbing him. he had wanted certain sexual favors. i wasn't that way. so i ended up stabbing him, basically to defend myself. >> the inmate survived but richardson has not only directed violence towards others, he has turned it toward himself, as well. >> i have tried to light myself on fire one time. caused a lot of burns. i lost two fingers as well to the right arm. so -- >> can you show us your arm

governor richardson, thank you for joining us. wonder if the president's first goal was to screw up the deal before it's even brokered? >> it's going to be a tough sell. there are three problems. one, will the negotiators achieve the unquestioned big questions in the agreement. in other words, the pace of sanctions release, the inspections regime. secondly, will khamenei, the iranian leader embrace the deal? second, how can iran destroy this many centrifuges in a short period of time? there's a lot of questions on here but if congress moves before june 30th, they can squelch this deal. i think congress needs to give the negotiators between now and june 30th, the europeans and the u.s. a chance to conclude the best possible deal. >> the only thing that could actually stop the president is a veto approved by congress and that would require a lot of democrats. >> i think democrats are going to be with the president on this. i think some republicans will be with him. there will always be those politicians and ideologues but the warrio

that is kevin richardson. he has the kevin richardson wild life sanctuary. he's the lion whisperer. the lion had a dental problem. how do you fix a dental problem with the king of the jungle? >> cautiously. >> very carefully. >> broke his canine he's become more agitated aggressive. he's isolated himself. >> he lost his canines prematurely and he needs a root canal. so fixident stepped in to provide services to get him a root canal. >> this is a long procedure. >> they think this is going to be a four-hour surgery where they have to gikve him general anesthesia and put him tound do the work. >> what makes this procedure unique here we've brought all of our equipment out and we'll do it on site. >> a whole team that specializes in operating on animals. oh you can see. oh! >> in this image you can see where one of his canines has come out. they need to go in there and get out what's left over of the root. while they thought the surgery was going to take four hours. they said it took closer to six. >> three root ka nanska nails and one extraction. >> he returned him back to the pride.

. >> up next, heather cox richardson. she chronicles the evolution of the party of lincoln and examines the origins of the party, arguing it was founded to advocate for the middle class against the elite plantation owners. she also looks at the republican figures who defined the party like president abraham lincoln theodore roosevelt, and ronald reagan. at the wilson centerit is about an hour and a half. host: it is my real pleasure to introduce heather cox richardson today. someone's whose work i have been reading and admiring for some time now. she is a professor of history at boston college. and every time i think i have caught up with what she has written, she produces yet another book. so i have to keep reading but i do so with great pleasure. she has written five books on various aspects of american history. she is a 1992 graduate of harvard university's program in the history of american civilization and her first four books explored civil war, the gilded age, and the american west. and the presidencies of abraham

he had no visual reaction, for instance, when bill richardson testified. richardson, of course, the father of 8-year-old martin, the youngest person killed by the bomb that tsarnaev himself placed at the scene on doyleston street. on the stand richardson spoke with extreme stoic. spoke knowing that martin would not leave. young body torn apart and bleeding on the street. he talked about the difficult decision to take his daughter, who was also severely injured, losing a leg and rushing to the hospital hoping to save her life. and tsarnaev showed no noticeable reaction when little martin's autopsy photos were shown. very graphic pictures. i was actually in the courtroom the day that crystal marie campbell's autopsy photos were shown to the jurors. the jurors were in tears when they are looking at these very graphic photos but we couldn't see any reaction from dzhokhar tsarnaev. 17 of these 30 charges carry the possibility of the death penalty. and, greta something interesting to note here as we move forward into the aggravating factor stage of this, the nex

we'll get governor richardson's take on that coming up. you can guess what he would say. >> we have a lot to get to. let's start with where we stand. 74 points higher on the dow. the s&p 500 up by about 5 points to 2,085. the dow is the outperformer on the session. the nasdaq adding 16 to 4,933. >> lets get to our "closing bell" exchange. amy wu is back with us so is steve kroll. he's been regaling us with stories about his first days on the floor of the new york stock exchange but i won't tell you what year it was. david kudla from mainstay capital management is with us as well. jason pride from glenmede and rick santelli joins us. amy wu you read the options tea leaves to gauge sentiment. which way the options traders are leaning. higher or lower right now. what's the sentiment these days? >> well, tell you from the s&p's perspective, sentiment on the downside is still high for the next one month and three months. we're looking at this via equity skew. but i will say that with earnings seasonings coming to the forefront, i think single s

ambassador to united nations, bill richardson, former energy secretary former governor of new mexico. good to have you here with us, we want to apologize for technical problems. you your judgment on so little received by the obama administration in this negotiation if it were such, with the castro regime. >> well, lou, i think what we're receiving is from our latin american friends some 30 countries we have eliminated an albatross around our neck, latins always went after us saying we were opressing cuba, the embargo it actually got president obama a lot of praise. but you are right look, cubans are tough they are going to take their time on releasing prisoners and stop harassing our people, i think one thing we should put out right away is we're not going to give up the guantanamo bay naval base, but on the whole lou, i think that we don't want venezuela controlling cuba, we don't want the russians in there or iran, they have been flirting, on the whole because of the entrance and exit of cuban-americans more travel visits more potential american investment there as opposed to europe

later this hour i'll speak with bill richardson on the u.s.m hayden will join me. let's get to what's happening out there as we have breaking news at the hour. the death toll is rising after a massive earthquake shook nepal's capital of kathmandu. more than a thousand are feard dead and numerous search efforts under way. the quake in a densely popular area of the kathmandu vool valley. homes, temples all being leveleded. aftershocks rock the area as the death toll is expected to climb. nbc's kelly cobiella is monitoring from london. what's the latest. >> as you say, alex the death toll is climbing. reports of as many as a thousand, possibly more now dead. we have no count on the number of injured. rescues go on throughout the night. people digging through rubble trying to reach people who have been buried. one spot in particular, a tower, historic tower, collapsed when the earthquake hit. there were believed to be anywhere from 50 to 200 people buried underneath that rubble. there you see pictures of the tower and rescue efforts ongoing there

stuart richardson. we look at this chart during the break.hen you look at chinese money piling in the chinese stocks, because of the huge growth we are going through. this would either go to interest rates or the stock market. guest: in the short run everyone is a trend follower. with the authorities cutting rates the financial rusher means they will not be holding as much as they would be. it could be some sort of warning from authorities. they will see continued money going into china or it there are few other places where it can go. we're seeing lines on a number of major cities. the way this chinese psychology works it will be short-term adapts. francine: is this a bubble? fundamentals we do not know. let's not get used to gross at 7% -- growth at 7%. we have that story -- dangerous or not? guest: it could be dangerous whether it is a bubble or not -- francine: staying from that. guest: there are some that have no growth or declining earnings. if you're stock literate, there are stocks to be had on a long-term basis. is heading toward fai

as a head to and from the golden gate bridge this is richardson the transition diagonal that runs paste palace of fine arts this is not likely to affect traffic directly on lombard but if the does start to back up traffic with a second alarm goes through in an x rays arrive if they close this intersection could have ripple effects that could affect ride come in from the golden gate bridge. if you use the get normally you could instead use arguello date on the backside of the presidio in that way you could avoid any delays getting access to health live look from overhead from the helicopter partnership with abc seven news and this is looking down on the backside of the building this view is looking toward the west and just beyond is the presidio. but two blocks away from the lombard street that most the was no as the access we will take a quick break and have more when we return. >>james: now we have the live pictures now courtesy of the helicopter partnership where you can sing to recess on one phone. >>reporter: under a helicopter ride now i am at the presidio gates the fire was prett

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ambassador to the united nations, bill richardson.you very much for joining us, sir. let me just start with the simple question of where do things go from here? they had the handshake. they had the meeting. there are moves to restore diplomatic relations. can you see a point in the near future where completely normalized relations exist, and that includes the free flow of travel between the countries? >> yes, i do steve. i think this is one of the foreign policy achievements of president obama, after 50 years, this needed to happen. first, latin american antagonism the 30 or so countries will be reduced because we took this step. it was an albatross in our relationship with all of latin america. the next steps are going to be, one, the designating cuba off the terrorism list. that's been a big antagonism on cuba. they want that off. >> should they be off that list? >> yeah they should be off, steve. you know i've worked on this issue before. they actually cooperate with us on homeland security issues on drug control issues. what will

richardson the spectacular it. richardson the spectacular. great rain boy. really. >> neat. looking for the pot of gold still. >> we have yet to find it. >> sandhya do you know where it is. take us there. >> i have no idea. >> if live doppler 7hd will give us support. i saw a rainbow out our window here at abc 7. just amazing. let me show you live doppler 7hd in a little bit here but i want to show you some video from kirk wood. yes. with the wind going. snow coming down. it was white out conditions. some skier up there isen jo iing this. at the base foot of snow fell and summit 9500 feet, 16 inches was reported. now let's go to live doppler 7hd i'll show you what is happening at this hour. actually pretty quiet across the region and we are expecting things to pick back up but nowhere near what we saw today. numerous light anything strike over 900 at last check across the state of california. in the sierra of course that meant the snow. we also saw the funnel cloud around the sacramento county area. now things quieted down remember this is cold storm. we see the temperatures

i spoke to governor richardson today.e's, working behind the scenes but so far no one has been able to crack this nut. these talks should not end without americans coming home. >> i hope this message gets to the white house and the state department. thank you, montel williams, what a great cause. >>> up next, the latest conspiracy theory from the right wing that the top democrat in the senate foreign relations committee was indicted today on corruption charges because he disagrees with the president on iran. nonsense. they say it's payback but how come the corruption charges were all out in the air long before there was this disagreement over iran? this is nonsense. this corruption charge is not. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. 0 >>> i'm outraged that prosecutors at the justice department were tricked into starting this investigation three years ago with false allegations by those who have a political motive to silence me. but i will not be silenced. i am confident at the end of the day i will be vindi

h.h., richardson if you are not familiar, strode across the architecture stage. he strode across, the only weighed 320 pounds. he actually did 3 houses in washington d.c. one house way up 16th street. he did this work john hay and henry adams down on lafayette square. that is where the hotel with that name is located. this house here done for lar's anderson's father in his youth. think about this -- two very very different worlds. it goes to the point, and this is a rule of history -- we tend to disown at the taste of her parents and find great value in the taste of our grandparents. no, but there is the sense to reject what we know and rediscover something that has come from the past. in the case of the anderson house, it is very well known at the time, that here are the interiors. this is well enough known that he was published in a very famous book -- a huge folio of the best american interiors, published in 1883 called " artistic interiors." there is the entrance hall. there is the dining room. you came in through the entrance hall here. the dining room is a

precious richardson coleman is charged with two counts after texted murder and behind bars on 750,000 bail. investigators say she mowed down bee pristine deedeespence in the tioga-nicetown section. it was a dispute over emotions of man -- affections of a man. they left dinner burning on the stove, causing their home to catch fire. >> bucks county police are investigating a collision that resulted in death of pedestrian. it happened before 2:30 this afternoon 4300 block of route 313 and plumstead. the pedestrian was crossing the street in the westbound lanes and stepped right into the path ever a pickup truck the victim was 59-year-old than doylestown and not yet oyvrd this is heavy traveled roadway tough to walk across. >> and the church near st. joe's prep people came out to honor ryan gilyard. he is a freshman and collapsed during training practice and could not be revived. >> 37,000 runsers will take part in the tomorrow's boston marathon second running since bombing that killed three spectators. 25 runners at the finish line when the bombs went offer were treated to pasta dibber.

we got a look at the new guys like richardson and michael crabtree.hey shifted attention to the draft. not giving hints about what they will do with the number 4 pick. >> you are not going to get a lot of information from me as far as who do i like or where do we think, you know, the players are. >> number 4, you know that you are looking at some of the very -- you know, the best players. when you are sitting at the top you have a chance to make sure you acquire good football players. >> we will have coverage next week. the swinging skirts lpga classic at lake merced. the story today canadian 17- year-old brook. birdie on six. like wise on 7. shot a tournament record 65. 7 under par to take the lead under under for it -- 9 under for the tournament. a's and astros in a bit. mark will have that tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> 17-year-olds. >> golf is a young person sport. [ laughter ] >> a lot of sports are. >> i guess they are. >> thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, wet weather moving towards the bay area. live storm tracker 2, when the rain gets h

keenan richardson, thank you for coming out. for what you're doing. >> i appreciate it. >> i believe we have tanesha mart on the phone right now, is that correct? >> that's correct, chris. how are you this evening? >> tunesha, how are you? >> i'm well. >> what is your sense of where things stand now today? >> chris, i am ecstatic. i am so proud of our city. you are seeing right before your eyes what baltimore is made of. we are proud of our city. we are proud of what we are starting to accomplish. we have come together to voice the need for peace in our city. what everyone saw last night was not representative of who we are as a city. we've come together. the police department, the community, and we are working together to bring peace to our city. this is what we're made of. >> there's a lot of -- there's a lot of frustration with the police right now. there's a lot of frustration from folks that i heard here who said, there -- as keenan just said, there are freddie grays you've never heard of in fact. in fact, i had a gentleman

investigators say 29-year-old precious richardson coleman.olice say spence and coleman were romantic rivals. docks doctors had to amputate spence's leg and coleman turned herself in to police yesterday. >>> friends and familiar are paying their respects today to the two-year-old little boy who was killed in a hit and run last week in kensington. a viewing is under way right now at rodriguez funeral home on east erie avenue. alicea was hit while crossing the street with his mother. police have recovered the car involved in this incident but so far have not made any arrests. >>> a somber anniversary today marks 20 years since the oklahoma city bombing. >> ♪ >>> bag pipes played during a procession at the memorial. 168 people were killed including 19 children when a bomb went off in the alfred p. murrah building back in 1995. now, president bill clinton spoke to the families of the victims today. >> for 20 years you have honored the memories of your loved ones. you have inspired us with the power of your renewal. you have reminded us that we sho

tonight they'll be without thomas robinson, isaiah cannon and jason richardson. tonight the sixers will have only five games left to play. >>> check this out. chelsea visiting. charlie adam catches the goalie out of position and lets it rip from 65 yards away and it goes in. it bears a second review. this is rare. chelsea would end up winning the game two to one. >>> pga tour, final tournament before the masters patrick read started on the back 9178-yard par 316 and, yeah, it's a hole in one. that put him at minus seven. that's his brother-in-law on the bag so they start add foot race and it's on. i guess it's family thing. jordan spieth is your leader in houston at 14 under par. and the guy that's got the bag has got the lead. >> he's got the lead. he's carry the weight. >>> thanks beas. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a very fitting name for a 5k this easter weekend. we'll take you to the rabbit run at the philade >> ♪ >> welcome back. runners at the philadelphia zoo took advantage of a beautiful morning for today's philly rabbit run and so appropriated na

officially charge aid woman accused in a hit-and-run that severed a woman's leg. 29-year-old precious richardson coleman is charged with two counts after texted murder and is now behind bars on 750,000 bail. investigators say she mowed down beat rise dee dee jernigan spence in the tioga-nicetown section motive was dispute over affections of man. during the chaos following the crash spence's family left dinner burning open the stove causing their home to catch fire. >>> investigators in delaware are trying to piece together what led up to shooting on campus of philadelphia university that -- delaware university annie mccormick has more from dover. >> after saturday night shooting three people were transported to the hospital. we're now told none of them were students here at the university. >> gunfire and chaos erupted on campus of delaware state university during a sanctioned student greek cookout event on campus just after 8 p.m. saturday nighting. it was people running and fearing someone got trampled and i heard gunshots taken was horrific event. >> according to the university three people we

brendan: jason richardson founder of shopkeeper. that is exactly what he did. stephanie: market makers will be back in a moment. coming up, your week couldn't have been half as complicated as this guy. . . announcer: live, from bloomberg world headquarters in new york this is "market makers" with eirk shatzker and stephanie ruhle. stephanie: mayor in the spotlight -- protesters demand a controversial law be changed and they will be dealing with a follow for quite some time. we will be speaking with the mayor of indianapolis. brendan: getting a deal with iran is one thing, selling it to congress and the american people is another. we will look at president obama's strategy. stephanie: and we will see how the major studios are trying to prevent a sequel to the disastrous hack attack on sony. welcome to the second hour of "market makers." brendan: i am not erik schatzker, sadly, i'm brendan greeley helping out today. let's start with the top business stories of the morning. president obama is calling the deal with iran the best by far. he says it will make sure th

i remember the garden, the country of strangers, tasha richardson, rupert everett, i go back to, well, of course atonement, james mca voy and kyra nightly. a film i'm remembering with anthony hopkins -- >> the innocent. >> these are all films, and you've had varying degrees of involvement. >> well, some of them i wrote. >> right. >> but you have not been literally involved with every one of them. >> no sometimes i back off, by the time it's happening i'm writing a novel, but i don't want to get back in it. i wrote the innocent, john schlesinger directed. campbell scott played the young englishman. we have isabella rossalini who is swedish italian playing a german and we had anthony hopkins, a welshman, playing an american. >> hollywood, right? >> you couldn't move on the set for dialogue coaches. [ laughter ] >> i wonder if it's been a positive experience for you to watch with your participation and not these books that you pour so much of yourself into, become these films, i'm curious with directors when i get to visit, probably with authors whose films are made by other people, do y

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police say the 29 year old precious richardson coleman intentionally crashed her suv into pea trist expense friday afternoon. expense was pinned against a building and doctors were forced to amputate one of her legs. detectives tell us that pence and coleman were romantic rivals. >>> new this morning the secret service arrest as man who climbed a fence outside the white house with a suspicious package. they checked out the package and realized it wasn't dangerous. just last week, officials talked about adding steel spikes to the white house fences after rash of security scares. >> happening today 119th running of the boston marathon. it is the second marathon since a terrorist attack rock the race's finish line. security as you would imagine is tight. 30,000 run presser 87 countries are taking part this year. the marathon takes place one day before the sentencing phase begins for convicted marathon bomber tsarnaev dzhokhar. >>> as we continue this morning, a strong earthquake shakes taiwan overnight. we have new video from the moment the quake struck. >>> also the cbs weather lab son road t

investigators say, 29 year old precious richardson coleman intentionally drove her suv into another woman beatrice expense and then sped away. this happened friday afternoon on the 4400 block of 17th street. police say expense and coleman were romantic rivals. doctors had to amputate expense's leg. coleman turned herself in on saturday. >>> two teen girls in the hospital this morning after being hit by a car in northeast philly. the 15 and 18 year old was struck on roosevelt boulevard at tyson avenue in oxford circle last night. we're told they did suffer broken bones but no word how seriously they were hurt. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. >>> five families are out of their homes this morning after a 3:00 a.m. large fire in montgomery county. yesterday fire crews rushed to the 800 block of cone street in norristown after flames jumped a several row homes. three houses were destroyed eight damaged and 17 people have been displaced. now, little bit of good news in all of this no one was hurt. >>> well, happening today the fifth anniversary of the largest oil sp

jason richardson posted a pick on his instagram page. georgetown alumni henry simms and thompson could show them around, in doubt about that. let hope we get that thereafter an nba championship sometime soon and give whoever is in office a number one sixers jersey. nice shot. >>> flyers are playing out the string. they are in the pittsburgh to play penguins. they won six straight against penguins who are in playoff positioning right new to the very end, let's go flyers. how about that. erika, back to you. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" legal trouble for a local law maker the charges he he could face as early as today, jan. >>> a husband and wife are found dead inside their lower moreland home i'm jan carabao live outside police headquarters this morning, coming up, find out who discovered the bodies and possibly how they died. >>> jan, thanks. >>> also a family demand answers after a man dies in police custody. what officers are saying about his death. >>> vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the three's. we

i'm going to give you three of them and another leader of the sf uaa will come up, greg richardson. we would like to say and echo what kevin just said that we are incredibly pleased and commend the department and the urban ag program. we think that they have made significant and meaningful progress in this first year; which we're really happy about it. we would also like to see an annual report and having recognized that, we would like to see updates on the work plan, the goals and the budget for the coming year. and we would like to see that, if possible, at one of the rpd commission hearings. and we feel like this could be tool to promote the good work that the rec and park is doing. my last point, we understand that the coordinator position is fully funded for the coming year. and we would like to thank the department officially for incorporating this position into its budget. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> if we could get everyone to turn off their electronic-sounding devices, please. [ reading speakers' names ] come on up. >> hello. my name is maggie. and i am

. >>> sixers on the road in chicago to the fourth quarter jason richardson from trayville sixers tookees they made 13 of them 101-103 at the moment. here comes derek rose gets the lay in with the left. stretches the lead to 107-103. rose finished with 22. sixers fall 114-107. last two games of the season are home against the bucks and the heat. >>> philadelphia union hosting new york city fc john mccarthy the local kid getting a start in net for the union. 27th minute zach pfeffer finds the back of the net from about a yard out. but check out eric with a couple of back flips he got the assist. that was the celebration first assist in mls for him and extra time intond minute tied at one vincent nagara left wide open. two-one union win. more news coming up a jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges a

tam cam looking toward sausalito, richardson bay. 69 in santa rosa.n the low 70s around napa. 74 fairfield. livermore, 71 degrees. small craft advisory inside and outside the gray our emeryville camera. you see why -- it is choppy out. there gusty winds, sunny and breezy again tomorrow. we're looking at calmer and milder conditions for your thursday and friday. here's a look at the cold front that has set the winds into motion. they're cool on-shore winds out of the northwest that will remain as we head into your wednesday. here's a look at the computer animation. :tonight, close to 40 miles per hour gusts along the coast. point reyes. as we take you through time into your morning commute, keeping it on the breezy side. 31 mile-per-hour winds in san francisco. half moon bay, just about up there. 3:00 p.m. still breezy. not as windy as today. but we're going to keep it breezy to windy for your wednesday. and then things will change up a little bit. we'll fast forward to friday. getting out of town? your friday is looking fine except in northern califor

when credible allegations of wrongdoing by richard nixon were raised, his attorney general elliott richardson, appointed a special prosecutor, archibald cox, to investigate, regardless of partisan politics. likewise, when credible allegations of wrongdoing by bill clinton arose, his attorney general janet reno, a democrat appointed robert fiske, the independent counsel, to investigate those allegations. eric holder has been unwilling to demonstrate that same faithfulness to law, and unfortunately, ms. lynch has told the senate she, too, is unwilling to do so. for that reason, i urge all of my colleagues to vote no on cloture and to insist on an attorney general who will uphold her oath to the constitution and to the people of the united states of america. i yield the floor. ms. klobuchar: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: i come to the floor of the senate today to urge my colleagues to vote in favor of confirming loretta lynch as attorney general. i disagree with my colleague from texas. i serve on the judiciary committee, as does he. i listened

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lou: joining as that of former ambassador to the united nations bill richardson and also former governor of new mexico and has to listen to the iranian foreign minister and then as the deal and is effective negotiating ? >> this is what happens with negotiations. you get to the and trying to get the other side to blink. i am pleased the illustration and the european countries are resisting to the non-negotiable demands for ago they want the sanctions lifted right away. that is crazy. second, to change access but with nuclear fuel to build a bomb. but then not have access. another point the french foreign minister when they smelled that something will not happen and then what is happening but the allies are more anxious than we are to get a deal. so this confluence is leading to a situation where we may be walking away. lou: no one would be happier than the prime minister of israel. the survival of israel and i am paraphrasing, seems to be negotiable well the program from iran is not. that looks a pretty good summary of what is going on. >> spillways wanted the negotiations to expand beyo

and i'm sure that people like bill gray and dave richardson, who helped these people get into office so that african-americans would have a seat at the table are turning over in their graves that they're voluntarily going to give up that seat. >> all right. >> the backstory in the battle of the campaign between jim kenney and anthony hardy williams is about this e.i.t.c., these obscure tax credits. these are wonderful programs that help many kids go to schools that they would not be able to go to, and it's the kenney force who's trying to stir up mud. >> nia. >> we had a lot of issues and a lot of attention brought because septa was gonna have some really offensive ads on their buses dealing with anti-muslim messaging. but a group of people filled love park last week with a "dare to understand" campaign that's really challenging people to go out there, get to know your neighbors, get to have a better understanding. it's not about squelching free speech. it's about adding more speech. kudos to them. daretounderstand is the hashtag. >> it's gonna be interesting to see the response to t

firefighters battingling a two- alarm fire near lyons street and richardson. we're pushing in here.verpool lils restaurant. this is next to the entrance of the presidio near the lucas arts whetherring -- building. we'll get a look at the fire and what is on fire there. stay tuned. >>> wednesday morning. april 29th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic now. steve paulson has your forecast. >> sun nip and -- sunny and breezy. low clouds around. they will burn off. we had more yesterday. today looks to be a day of -- kind of a transition day. 60s, and 70s for most. we'll get 80s. the low clouds, not that much. the cooler temps, a lot of 40s. now we're seeing 50s but nothing racing out too far. westerly breeze, southerly breeze. onshore wind and that's going to give us kind of a nice day here. a little freshness to that breeze. this system going through, there are signs that high pressure will build in after today for a warmup tomorrow. morning fog, cool to chilly out there. but sunny and breeze. 60s, 70s coast and bay. near 80 for some. but tomorrow, we start a warmup.

confirmed in a statement that kamal resigned in a letter to chief executive dave richardson saying: > it's been a week of landmarks in the miami masters, andy murray hitting the 500 wins and serena williams making it 700 in the semifinals winning the first on a tie break. she suffered an awful second set, losing 6-1. williams took the last for a 16th consecutive victory at the event, which she won seven times. >>> the n.f.l. will be able to see photographs from a domestic violence trial of a player while considering whether to suspend him. they are photographs from greg hardy's trial after the n.f.l. sued for action. hardy is a dallas cowboy player. he was playing in carolina. his original conviction was dismissed after the accused was found not to testify when hardy requested a jury trial. >>> the biggest handball star in france is to stand trial for a suspected involvement in illegal betting. he and his younger brother luca were among players banned by the league for betting on the results of a match in which the club montpellier, lost to a struggling team. they are facing five year

under five to go, jason richardson for 3. sixers within 2. but daric rose takes over, scores the next three baskets for chicago sixers lose by 7. over the last 3 months they have one road win. >>> john mccarthy making his debut, makes 3 savings and allows one goal. he is doing back films why not it's 1-0. tied at 1. get in there that's the game winner. the union finally win their first match 2-1 final thanks to two local guys what a win in chester. >> reporter: that's sports i'm jeff skeverski have a good day! # >>> three sisters have shared everything including the same birthday why not their wedding day rocking the same hair style and make jump and gown, the identical triplets walked down the aisle together. i think we left one out. they distinguished themselves with different colors for their bouquets and different grooms. >> i wonder if they will play tricks on the grooms. >> i'm sure they have played lots of tricks already. >>> we have more "action news" just ahead. we'll be right back. >> we continue to follow a breaking story out of br

under five to go, jason richardson for 3.n 2 but derrick rose takes over scores the next three baskets for chicago. sixers lose by 7. over the last 3 months they have only one road win. >>> philadelphia native john mccarthy making his debut against new york city. 27th minute another local guy from dresher sets it up, he is doing back flips why not it's 1-1. 91st minute tied at 1 rebound, get in there that's the game winner. the union win their first match 2-1 the final thanks to two local guys, what a win down in chester! that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> another half-hour of action is just ahead. >> here's some of the stories we have for you scrambling for water, utility crews race to get water running again in montgomery county. >> a mother is arrested for abandoning her son in cobbs creek for more than a week. "action news" continues. # >> happening right now on "action news," dozens of homes and businesses are without water this noon after a water main break in montgomery county. >> police say a woman

jason richardson 2014 geek of the year winner the event is free at the free library on vine street from tax season and welcome the warmer weather at doodah parade from asbury avenue from 6th to 12th street and up to the boardwalk and ending at the music pier. for the second time in the past week listeria has led to a food recall. health officials say a popular type of humus may be containing the listeria. >> reporter: listeria is a bacteria and in most caseses it won't affect healthy people, but could cause life threatening illness for some people. >> people who are very young or old or compromised immune system like if you're a cancer patient or pregnant, because they are more at at risk. >> reporter: it's spread by eating contaminated food. uncooked foods are most at risk. there's no evidence that it made anyone sick, but 8 people in texas and kansas got sick by bluebell ice cream contaminated with listeria. out of the 8, 3 died. now it seems like it could have been contaminated several years ago. they have expanded the recalls and two plants have been shut down. the cdc is investigat

jason richardson for 3. sixers within 2 but rose takes over. sixers lose by 7.ths they have one road win. >>> john mccarthy making his day by against new york city for the union. another local guy from dresher sets up it's tied at 1. that's the game winner, the union finally win their first match 2-1 the final thanks to two local guys, what a win down in chester. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> some local high school basketball all stars hit the court last night. seniors played in the 6th annual hero scholarship basketball game. the matchup drew a big crowd in media. it benefits children of policemen and firefighters killed in the line of duty. we have new information on breaking story out of bridgeton new jersey, "action news" reported this early this morning. police say a double shooting outside a mexican market has left a man dead and another in critical condition. investigators are searching for the gunman. the action cam was at the scene of the intersection of washington and cohancy street. the fight involved several people and ended w

. >> yes, you know, they are butter richardson inside just on their own. >> oh, beautiful. i am going to add a little bit of pep tore it. >> taste as you go. >> and a little bit of salt to it. >> yep. >> and i top it here, this is the part we talk about breakfast. >> a fried egg. >> you gave it away. >> it is great when you cut it and the yolk starts to run over everything. >> and that is it. great. easy to make. love it. >> love it. >>> well a first of its kind playground about to open in the area. it is meant to be 100% accessible for all children. >> reporter: they slide. they spin. they swing. >> you had a great time. >> yes. >> reporter: but what picks the playground unique is that kids in wheelchairs can play alongside kid whose are not. >> this is a place where everyone is welcome. >> reporter: the founder creamed of creating a fun place for development tally challenged children like her daughter, eva, now 12. during the five year journey, the city donated the land and money. private donations funded 90% of the project. it transforms play time for elizabeth and her d

eliot richardson, president nixon's attorney general who refused to fire the watergate special prosecutor, archibald cox and resigned. rather different times. but perhaps not as much as we might think or want to think. we'll be right back. >>> president obama celebrating the so-called framework for a nuclear deal with iran. benjamin netanyahu is not. colonel ralph peters on the deal. >>> breaking news now. israeli prime minister netanyahu has now responded to the president on today's so-called framework agreement with iran. the prime minister telling the president during their telephone conversation quote, a deal based on this framework would threaten the survival of israel, end quote. fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters, joins us. good to see you. >> hi lou. >> let's more succinct, nor could he have been much more devastatingly critical of this so-called framework. >> nor could he have been much more right. look, today, the easter bunny came for iran. it was just absolutely stunning. anybody who wants to know the bottom line on these pathetic negotiations need only