the family of robb's murdered wife filed a lawsuit, claiming robb has been hiding millions in assets.hey want that money to go to his daughter. the former penn economics professor is serving five to ten years in prison after pleading guilty to killing his wife, ellen. she was beaten to death in december 2006 inside the couple's home in king of prussia. yesterday in court, rafael robb and his daughter, olivia, who's now 20, took the stand. robb admitted again to killing his wife. olivia robb, who was 12 when her mom was murdered, said she felt as if she lost both parents. >>> we're learning more this morning about how accused trooper killer eric frein may have been able to avoid capture for 48 days. newly released court documents show police found a laptop and two storage drives inside the abandoned airport hangar where frein was captured last thursday. frein told police that he used unprotected wi-fi hotspots to connect to the internet. authorities say he may have read media reports to learn where police were focusing search efforts. >> obviously well planned out, you know. and this g

when a lawyer for ellen robb's family asked rafael robb if he slaughtered his wife, robb answered yessaying he flew into a rage during a heated argument. when another lawyer asked if his daughter, olivia, feels she lost both parents in the tragedy, she answered "absolutely, absolutely." >>> happening today, a public hearing will be held on the future of a philadelphia charter school. school district officials will help determine if the walter palmer elementary school's license will be revoked. the state supreme court ruled that the school in northern liberty's violated its contract by accepting too many students. a woman with two great grandchildren at that school tells us she is angry about a possible closure. >> as far as putting him back in public school here, excuse the expression, public schools here suck right now, you know? they're talking about closing schools and putting them back in public schools, and yet, every time you turn around, laying off teachers all over the place. >> walter palmer, who's the founder and president of this school, has apologized for the situation. >>

robb pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in 2006.is daughter accused him of hiding assets from prison. nbc 10 is still working to get more details on this verdict and we will bring you more information as we get it. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, still a mild day today but the clouds, those were definitely around. here's a live look out at the link as the sun is setting across the area. we have cloudy conditions. come monday for the eagles game it will be quite a bit cooler. for now we're tracking showers. these will start to move in as we go overnight tonight. they will be around for the morning commute. tomorrow we will have rain around starting again with the morning, then periods of rain through the afternoon. most of it will be through the first half of the day. then as it clears out friday, we are colder and those winds increase. friday will be that transition day where it's colder and rainy. as far as the temperatures are concerned, today we briefly got to 72 degrees, most

yesterday, a jury decided that robb should pay $124 million to the estate of his late wife. the verdict ended a wrongful lawsuit to the family. they want the money to go to their college aged daughter. rafael robb pleaded guilty to the murder in 2006. >>> allentown people pl said part of cost-custing to a plan stemming off its generation business, 450 jobs will be eliminated. but the company says severance package it's and existing vacancies will keep the number of layoffs actually to fewer than 200. ppl are combining with riverstone. ppl says they expect that spinoff to close in the first half of next year. >>> happening today -- a school literacy program in philadelphia will get support from the business community. school officials will announce long-term commitments from the burger bra and another, both are to fund a reading and writing program already in place at two schools. a spokesperson tell us it will boost the advance of childhood literacy. >> what we're trying to do is what are the training and tools to help the kindergarten students moving through grade three to

robb pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. ellen robb was beaten to death while wrapping christmas gifts. rafael robb staged the scene to make it appear like it was a burglary. >>> 6:07 happening today. trenton's mayor will offer a progress report on his 100th day in office. mayor eric jackson will deliver a address at city hall. he said it's important for students to be part of the process for the design process for trenton's renewal. >>> umbrellas are going up this morning. we've got steady rain in the area. and it's going to be around for the next several hours but it will be tapering off to showers for this afternoon. we'll still get some rain later today, but it's not going to be the steady rain we're seeing this morning. that will clear out tonight with a gusty wind blowing tomorrow and that's going to bring the temperatures down for the weekend. temperatures slowly coming down with the rain. pocono mountains 40 degrees. a view from the mellon bank building. a dreary start but just light rain falling across the area and

. >> happening today, civil trial begins for raphael robb. the former university of pennsylvania economics professor pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of his wife. ellen robb was bludgeoned to death in their upper merion home in 2006. now, ellen robb's estate seeks compensatory and punitive damages. >> your time now 5:09. major mistake just days before the election, only on "eyewitness news" the problem that could send voters to the wrong polling place. >> also, relief in the poconos, now that eric frein is behind bars. how people are trying to get back to normal now that the seven week long manhunt is finally over. >> and, dying on her terms. brittany maynard's final message before taking her own life. it is a story that is ignited a debate all across the country. we'll be right back. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgar

nbc 10 was there as rafael robb headed into court in montgomery county this morning. jury was seated. the trial began this afternoon. the family of rob's wife is seeking damages for her estate. rob has allegedly been hiding assets from behind bars. robb, as you remember, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of his wife ellen. he was sentenced to five to ten years in state prison. ellen robb was bludgeoned to death two days before christmas 2006 as she was wrapping presents inside their king of prussia home. rafael robb staged the scene to make it look like a burglary. >>> the police in ocean county, new jersey say they're looking for a hit awn run driver also accused of trying to run over a police officer. police say 54-year-old robert deckert drove away after he hit another vehicle on route 37 in tom's river last nigl an off-duty officer saw the crash and followed the car to a nearby restaurant. when the officer approached the car, officers say deckert tried to run him over. >>> police made a potentially dangerous discovery at a north philadelphia bu

the suit was filed by the family of robb's murdered wife.ey say they want the money for the couple's college age daughter. he pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. she was bludgeoned to death while wrapping gifts in their king of prussia home. >>> i'm item furlong in southern maryland in the hometown of the woman abducted in philadelphia. we've spoken to police and her friends. we'll bring you back here, live, coming up. >>> ray rice appealed for a second chance after knocking out his wife in an atlantic city elevator. how he's trying to get back on the football field. >>> and lea still's big day. we'll hear from the 4-year-old as she's released from c.h.o.p. and gets ready to see her fathe play for the cincinnati bengals. >>> we continue to follow breaking news tonight. the search for carlesha freeland-gaither, who was abducted sunday in germantown. the fbi today released this surveillance video taken almost eight hours before the crime happened. the video is from inside a northeast philadelphia supermarket. police believe he is the

rafael robb bludgeoned his wife to death while she was wrapping christmas presents. he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and is currently in prison. the family of his wife, ellen robb, is seeking to have her estate compensated and money provided to the couple's daughter. the daughter who is now in college will testify during the civil trial. jury selection and opening statements are scheduled for tomorrow. this weekend, parents in one montgomery county community are being warned to check their kids' halloween candy after one boy said he found a razor blade inside the wrapper of a candy bar. this happened in towamencin township. >> how did it get there? like how did they take a sealed package? >> brandon was not hurt by the blade. police are continuing to look into how it exactly got inside that wrapper. investigators tell us that right now, they are not releasing the brand of the candy involved because they want parents to check every piece. >>> a philadelphia group with ties to one of the west african countries hit hardest by ebola is sending some much-needed

. >> well the family of former pen economics professor, raphael robb, finally gets to hear from him in court. this is seven years after he pleaded guilty to bludgeoning to death his wife. the victim's family seeking compensatory and punitive damages in court from rob who took the stand yesterday. ellen robb was killed in the couple's king of prussia home while she was wrapping christmas present in 2006. their daughter was 12 years old at the time. and the family's attorney says this case is about three things. >> to compensate the estate for the horrific pain and suffering that ellen suffered, it is to make sure that no longer financially de pent den on hers controlling father, and make sure what ralph yet rob gets out of prison that he doesn't live a life of luxury. >> the daughter testified today that she fears that her dad, ralph yell rob, or that she still fears her dad, i should say, raphael robb serving five to ten years in state prison. >> they say no good deed goes un punish. >> ninety year old good samaritan who has become a person charged in for the lauderdale. >> for what, k

now, ellen robb's estate is seeking compensatory and punitive damages. >>> ukee? >> well, the eagles got the win, and the victory puts the birds back on top of the nfc eastern division, but came with a price. sports direct or beasley reese has the injury report. >> eagles right on track at six and two, and leading the nfc east because dallas fell hard to the cardinals. cowboys playing without their quarterback tony romo. the eagles will be without quarterback nick foles for a few weeks. >>> all right, the last play of the first quarter, foles under pressure, slammed down onto his left shoulder. left the game with a injured clavicle. mri to follow. >> and in the fourth quarter, demeco ryans, defensive leader, made interception, came down, started his run back, turns out he has achilles heel injury, may be done for the season. >> enter mark sanchez, took over for nick, through couple of touchdowns, leading to the victory, helping, 31-21, in houston. >> injuries tough. i'll wait until that gets announced. and then damico, too, two guys, big time players on our team,

. >>> happening today, a civil trial begins for raphael robb. the former university of pennsylvania economics professor pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing every his wife. ellen robb was bludgeoned to death in their upper merion home december of 2006. now, ellen robb's estate seeks compensatory and punitive damages. >>> in sports, the eagles are back on top of the ffc eastern division, but yesterday's win in houston could cost the eagles bit. sport director beasley reese with a look at injuries that impact the eagles season. >> the eagles are right on track at six and two, leading the nfc east because dallas fell hard to the cardinals. cowboys playing without their quarterback tony romo, the eagles will be without quarterback nick foles for a few weeks. all right, the last play of the first quarter foles un pressure, slammed down on to left shoulder, with a injured clavicle, nri to follow. nicole ryans, the defensive leader, made interception, came down, start dollars his run back, turns out he has achilles heel injury. may be done for

>> walter robb, company posting an earnings beat. he'll tell us what's working for the national foods grocer. futures. if you missed it, jobs came in at 214,000, a slight miss. unemployment down to 5.8. act i. scene 3. open port twenty-two-oh-one-seven on the firewall for customer db access. install version two-point-three of db connector and ensure verbose flag is set in case of problems. (clapping sound) isn't the cloud supposed to make business easier? get the one that can connect to the systems that you already have. today there's a new way to work. and it's made with ibm. >>> shares of whole food rose sharply after earnings estimates be beat. has seen 100,000 apple pay transactions. is this a new era for the organic grocer or a continuation of long-term success? joining us exclusively is whole foods co-ceo walter robb. great to see you this morning. >> good morning to y'all. >> i thought this was a breakout quarter. tell me whether you agree and whether it's instacart or the infinity plan is working? give me the top three bullet

rafael robb staged the scene to appear like a burglary.eaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in november of 2007. on the hunt for a thief. take a look. police say this guy held up the belco federal credit union. he demanded cash. when he got what he want, he ran off. if you know who he is, call wyomissing borough police. >>> these two men are accused of breaking into a north philadelphia home and taking more than a thousand dollars. see if you recognize these guys. they were caught on tape trying to open a door to a home with a key on north 8th street. when that didn't work, police say they climbed through a window. if you know anything about the crime, call police. >>> from our delaware bureau, a big idea leads to a big payday for some high schooler students in north wilmington got an $8,000 grant from m.i. it to make a larger, more refined version of this device. it's designed to help hospitals removal surgical tools and syringes in the linen. >> they have to get medical tests. they don't know what the needle is used for. that costs the

. >> happening today, a civil trial begins for raphael robb.he former university of pennsylvania economics professor pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of his wife. ellen robb was bludgoned to death in their upper merion home in december 2006. now, ellen robb's estate seeks compensatory and punitive damages. >> the terminally ill woman who shocked the nation with a heartfelt youtube video last month has followed through on her promise. more on bring any maynard coming up. >> also ahead, basketball player scores a win against cancer. how she is living out her dream and inspiring millions. >> and daredevil nick wallenda's latest hoe wire stunt. not one but two skyscraper crossings. >> ♪ >> eagles nation, come with me now, first place, six and two, celebrating the win, but, once again, at a big cost. we'll talk more whether we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ of hershey's chocolateste to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. >> poconos are test ago rival where erin frein was captured last thursday, look to go w

rafael robb killed his wife inside their king of prussia home in december 2006.ry manslaughter and is in prison now. ellen robb's family wants her estate compensated and money provided to the couple's daughter. the daughter, who is now in college, will testify during the trial. >>> 4:46. now the latest on the capture of accused killer eric frein. authorities are testing a rifle recovered from that abandoned airport hangar where he was found. they're trying to figure out if that's the weapon used to murder a state trooper and wound another in that ambush outside pennsylvania state police barracks. frein was captured, as you know, thursday night, near the hangar, ending a seven-week manhunt in the poconos. and now that he's behind bars, business owners in the area where the search was conducted are hoping things will get back to normal. a number of businesses say that the search hurt their bottom line. some lost up to 30% of their normal business. but yesterday, customers started to return to restaurants and shops, now that frein is no longer roaming free. >>> once

. >>> raphael robb was convicted of murdering his wife ellen gregory robb inside their king of prussiae. the couple had a daughter who was 12 at the time. >>> tomorrow's mega millions jackpot has grown to 321 millions doors. that makes it the 20th largest jackpot in united states lottery history. the cash value is $200 million. watch that drawing tomorrow night on "action news" at 11:00. on wednesday the philadelphia school district will resume hearings to shut down the walter d. palmer charter school. this comes after it was revealed the school underperformed and violated its charter. last month they kicked out 250 children because the school was unable to pay its bills. >> cooler temperatures are coming faster. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us right now we are precipitation free which is nice. as we take a look at the wide view there, you can see there's a little bit of precipitation up in buffalo, but that's it. as we look outside we have the sun coming up off the coast of atlantic city, that's all good. you can see the camera bouncing a little bit as there's a little bit o

. >>> jury selection was underway for a penn professor rafael robb.k in december of 2006 inside of their home in king of prussia. they are seeking pecuniary damages. >>> an estimated 175 staffers as conde nast went to work inside of the skyscraper. it was a massive office building that took eight years and $8 billion. >>> it's quite a sight for sure. by and large, it's a nice monday that gave way to a few scattered showers tonight. >>> adaadam joseph join us. >> it's wet close to the end of the week. live at sky6 a beautiful shot of the skyline. let's look at numbers. we start at the north and west. 51 in st. davis. kennett square, 21. oxford and levittown, and the upper 40s. tannersville at 50. in the state of new jersey in delaware we are looking at upper 40s to 50z to smyrna and dover. the ocean is 53. you see the interior areas where the wind has calmed down with a clear sky. we dropped in the upper 40s. where the breeze is up. the temperatures between 51 and 53 degrees. a warm front is draped over our region. there is just enough of energy to hav

. >> so a jury says former penn state professor raphael robb must pay for the lung on death of his wife em end. they awarded the 64 year old to pay more than $124 million for the couple's only daughter olivia. it is the largest settlement in pennsylvania historiment rob pleaded guilty in 2007 to killing his wife, ellen robb's family says the verdict sends a very clear message. >> this was always about justice for olivia, for ellen, and for our family, and a statement was made not only on behalf of the family but all victims of domestic violence and abuse. >> pleaded to killing his wife inside of their king of prussia home, sentenced to five to ten years in prison. today at 7:30, on good day, rob's wife's brother, gary gregory, will be in to talk with mike and alex about the verdict. >> harrowing details coming out how accused cop killer eric frein seen hereof course survived in the woods of blooming grove for nearly two months, while evading police, this everything from soy sauce to dvd's to laptop. things on newly-released search warrant list. found it all staffed in the birch wood poc

-- robb and syria. >> the pentagon is pending $300,000 an hour in iraq. some lawmakers threatening not to pass a spending bill that would cover the money need by the pentagon to send troops to iraq at so-called advisers. >> what do we know about al qaeda in syria teaming up with the islamic state fighters? >> we have just learned about a secret meeting that multiple syrian opposition forces told ap reporters took place on november 2nd at a farmhouse in a town west of aleppo. represents of of isis, the two leading jihaddist groups in syria which had been at war with each other, their representatives reportedly met and agreed to team up to fight against the kurdish forces the u.s. is backing in northern syria. in other words they will stop fighting each other for now in order to defeat the kurds and other u.s.-backed forces, including the free syrian army. another example just how messy and complicated the fight in syria and is how even limited u.s. involvement is uniting the jihaddists. this is an iraq-first policy. >> jennifer, thank you. let's dug -- dig

the family of his wife ellen robb is seeking to have her sta estate compensated. the daughter who is now in college will testify during the civil trial. jury selection and opening statements are scheduled for tomorrow. >>> a philadelphia group with ties to one of the west african countries hit hardest by ebola is sending some much-needed supplies overseas. the federation mandingos. >> i am a liberian, of course. residing in the united states. and i am very much happy to see people, you know, liberians -- especially known liberians coming here to help for the cause of the human being. >> it will take about three weeks for the packages to reach monrovia. the supplies would be distributed free of charge to any liberians in need. >>> meanwhile, the new york city doctor infected with ebola is doing much better. dr. craig spencer's condition was upgraded from serious but stable to stable. officials at bellevue hospital say that spencer is receiving therapies that have been effective in treating ebola patients in hospitals in atlanta and nebraska. dr. spencer developed s

. >>> and jury selection began in the civil trial of penn professor rafael robb. he was found murdering his wife in 2006 inside of the king of prussia home. >>> the investigation continues on who defaced a 911 memorial in mercer county new jersey. they spray-painted the memorial in west windsor township. the strange writings identified as russian was painted everywhere including on the steel beam that was covered with a tarp. it stands as a symbol of so many lives lost. tonight the police are trying to find whoever disgraced it. >>> a veteran is facing criminal charges for what he allegedly did off-duty. it ended up on the internet. somebody posted a video of him touching himself on a broad street subway car in august. he was charged with indecent exposure and open lewdness. he has been with the trenton trt police for 12 years. he is on admin traffic leave. >>> this is in the 30 3000 bloc. they tried to open the door with a key. it didn't work. the men jumped through the front window and took $1,100 from at locked box. barbara lieberman stole millions of dollars f

the victim's wife is seeking compensatory and punitive damages from raphael robb, he is convicted of murdering his wife back in 2006 inside their king of prussia home. the daughter has -- the couple has a daughter who was 12 when his wife was killed. >>> the mega billion dollars is estimate the at $200 million. >>> the philadelphia school district resumes hearing on wednesday to shut down the walter d. palmer charter school after an inquiry shows that it underperformed over the last 6 years. the school kicked out 250 children last month because it's unable to pay its bills. >>> a long-running dispute over the washington redskins team is likely to go on for another quarter. >> in new york city a symbolic recovery from the 9/11 attack also. >> reporter: we're dressing kids in sweatshirts. immaculata at that is our university on 6abc. when i come back, i'll get you the day-park forecast and the ♪ music ♪ it's so important to make someone happy ♪ ♪ make just one heart to heart you ♪ ♪ music ♪ you sing to one smile that cheers you ♪ ♪ one face that lights when it nears you ♪ [ male announ

the family of his wife ellen robb is seeking to have her estate compensated and money provided to the couple's daughter. the daughter, who's now in college, will testify during the civil trial. jury selection and opening statements are scheduled for tomorrow. >>> today, the philadelphia police department will remember officer chuck cassidy who was killed in the line of duty seven years ago. they'll hold a candle light vigil at 66th and broad streets in west oak lane at 7:00 tonight. cassidy walked in on a robbery at a dunkin' donuts there on halloween in 2007. he was shot in the head and died from his injuries the next day. john lewis was sentenced to death for the murder. he was scheduled to be put to death in june, but his execution is on hold while he pursues an appeal. >>> right now, you can't drive across the ben franklin bridge. here is a live look at the bridge right now. it's closed to all car traffic in both directions until 9:30. it's because of a charity race. it's for a good cause. something tells me that the runners and walkers are going to be moving quickly, because it's

rob pleaded gym any 2007 to killing his wife, ellen robb's family says the verdict sends a very clear message. >> this is always about justice for olivia, for l end, and for our family. and a statement was made on behalf not only the family but for all victims of domestic violence and abuse. >> rob pleaded guilty in 2007 to killing his wife, inside the king of prussia home, he was sentenced to five to ten years in prison. now, today at 7:30 on good day, rob's wife's brother, gary gregory, will be in to talk with mike and alex about this verdict and what it means, this historic verdict. >> it is, thank you, 5:10, harrowing details coming out how accused cop killer eric frein survived in the woods for nearly two month while evading police, everything from soy sauce to dvd's and had laptop. they are just a few of the 100 things on a newly-released search warrant list. investigators found all of this stuff stashed at the birch wood pocono airport hangar where they finally captured frein last week. police say he also had maps of the area, weather camouflage gear, piles of clothing, and in

prosecutors brought the case against raphael robb who was convicted of murdering his wife back in december 2006 inside their king of prussia home. the couple had a daughter who was 12 at that time. >>> tomorrow's mega millions jackpot has grown to $321 million. that makes it the largest jackpot in lottery history. the cash value is $200 million. watch the drawing tomorrow night on "action news" at 11:00. >>> an wednesday the philadelphia school district will resume hearings to shut down the walter d. palmer charter school after an inquiry revealed the school underperformed after the past 6 years and violated its charter. they kicked out 250 children because it was unable to pay its bills. >> tam is sick of the winds. >> reporter: i am, too, i was reading the paper, and going through stuff on the internet, man, i had to look up. storm tracker 6 live double scan we are looking at nothing going on precipitation wise. as we look outside, we don't have as much windy this morning. it's a little bit breezy. every now and then the camera bounces down the shore and elsewhere. generally speaking the

ellen robb's family wants her estate compensated and money provided to the couple's daughter. the daughter, who is now in college, will testify during the civil trial. >>> turning now to the atlantic city casino crisis. taj mahal workers are set to march on city hall later this morning. they want mayor don guardian to reconsider granting concessions that the casino says are necessary in order to stay open. about 1,000 workers have signed a petition calling on guardian and other officials to do everything possible to keep the taj open. the casino has threatened to close in december if it doesn't get an aid package from the government. and not surprisingly, a new report shows atlantic county has one of the highest unemployment rates of met politan areas in the country. the unemployment rate is highest for metropolitan areas east of the rocky mountains. four casinos in atlantic city have closed this year, leaving about 10,000 people out of work. >>> if you take septa to work, you should have a normal commute this morning. the transit agency and the largest workers union hammered

police do not believe the robb r robberies are connected. >>> today begins the second open enrollmentperiod for the affordable care act. the law requires that everybody gets health insurance. last year there were glitches with the launch that focused on the website in year they're encouraging people to sign up early to avoid last-minute problems. if you enroll by december 15th your coverage will kick in on january 1st. if you would like more information, including how to enroll for coverage, go to our website, nbc10.com. >>> today top dogs from all over the country are in our area for the national dog show. more than 175 breeds will compete at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. happening today and tomorrow. events are scheduled from 8:30 in the morning until 6:30 in the evening. at the end of the weekend, one dog will win the tight of best in show. if you can't be there in person you can watch the national dog show at noon on thanksgiving day right here on nbc10. >>> this weekend ferguson, missouri, is bracing for a grand jury decision on whether the police officer who shot

publicly defending the president's policies, actually having to be corrected on the critical subject of robb. >> by the way, i have just been handed a note that i misspoke and said i supported the president's position on containment. >> reporter: for his part hagel told others he was fed up with micromanagement by the white house, a common complaint at the pentagon but hardly grounds for resignation. the bottom line, scott, is that hagel didn't jump, he was pushed. white house officials say the president simply lost confidence in his ability to run the department of defense. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon tonight. david, thank you. of course, afghanistan will remain a top concern for the next defense secretary. today two american troops were killed when a bomb exploded near their convoy in kabul. 52 americans have been killed this year in afghanistan. today was the deadline for reaching a deal over limiting iran's nuclear program, but there was no deal and the talks were extended for seven more months. in return for reducing its uranium enrichment, economic sanctions against iran wo

[laughter] >> robb is going to defend justice. after that, jonah will defend continents. and the great p.j. o'rourke. identity fend comments or does it depend? >> it is a dirty job. >> the great p.j. o'rourke needs no introduction. each will make a case for his or her virtue and the rest will explain why they are full of it. i encourage you to cheer and jeered them as you see fit and when it is done, use the people will decide to the king of the virtues really is. i feel like richard dawson here. let's play the future. let's play the feud. james, since you are completely soft tell us what is so great about temperance. >> i don't know. you tell me. that isn't what i read about in the book. what i wrote about in the book was simplicity. it would be in a point to say simplicity is a virtue. give me 36 reasons why in the next week's minutes lose so i wrote about that and chose temperance not because i believe in the anti alcohol grim leapt acts wielding people who want to take the fun away from life but in a sense of moderation. i believe in moderation for a couple reasons. i

olivia. >> ellen robb was bludgeoned to death back in 2006 inside her king every prussia local.oining us ellen's brother and attorney. how do you guys feel, $124 million. >> that's historic, right? >> it is, that's the largest verdict in pennsylvania history. yesterday morning in closing, he asked the jury and told them that he will ken not speak. let your verdict speak for her. they spoke loudly and clear. >> i we feel justice has been served. it has been a long time coming. yesterday was a monument al day for olivia, all victims of domestic violence. >> olivia had to testify, right? >> she did. >> in court? and her dad is right there? >> first time she had seen him in eight years. >> oh. how is she holding up? >> she is a courageous brave young woman. >> she nervous going in? >> of course she was, yes. >> and how does she feel now? >> she is elated. she is very excited, that a statement was made on behalf of her mother, and she lost her best friend, and her mother for life. >> but even with the relationship with her father, i mean, basically, when it comes to financial reasons

the family of robb's murder wife filed a lawsuit. they claim he has been hiding millions of dollars in assets. the former economic professor serving five to ten years after pleading guilty to killing his wife. she was beaten to death in december of 2006 inside the couple's home. yesterday in court, he and his daughter took the stand. he admitted killing his wife. the daughter felt as if she lost both parents. >>> a man was arrested in connection with a shooting that left a delaware state university student hurt. we reported the arrest last night at 11:00. monday afternoon a student was shot outside an off-campus residence hall. the suspect arrested last night is not a student. police are still looking for a second suspect. the victim is recovering in the hospital. >>> up next, it's a republican route. governor chris christie has something to say. >> this is who i am. >> new jersey's governor is back in the spotlight talking about yesterday's gop victories, whether he has his sights set on the white house and why he told a heckler to

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rafael robb bludgeoned his wife to death as she was wrapping christmas presents in december of 2006. he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and is currently in prison. the family of his wife is seeking to have her estate compensated and money provided to the couple's daughter. the daughter who is now in college will testify during the trial. jury selection and opening statements are scheduled for tomorrow. >> one, two, three, four. >> members of a main line community say no to plans to put a new building in their town. dozens of people protested yesterday along lancaster avenue in ardmore. they're against plans to put up an eight-story mixed use building on a parking lot on cricket avenue. many say that the building is too big and they object to losing public parking spaces. those in favor of the project tell us that it includes new shops and public and private parking spots. proponents insist it would help ardmore become a thriving business community. >>> next, space tourism appears to be on hold as investigators try to figure out what caused the virgin galactic spacecraft to c

could beat is probably robb. >> charlie crist is the three-time party switcher.tt has never really been very comfortable in front of the camera and he headed this hospital company many years ago which had fraud in its background and the legacy of that has never quite gotten off of him. while he was running for office in 2010 it stuck with him and his favorables were never very high. >> good luck to all of you on tuesday. we'll be watching all of those states and many more. >>> and our next guest correctly predicted all 33 senate races two years ago every single one of them. find out what he thinks will happen on tuesday night right after this. synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand businesses, from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, from jewelers to sporting good stores, to help their customers get what they want and need. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. you know your dunlike natural teeth. try new fixodent plus true feel. the smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and color

. >> we asked you for questions for the panel and we got this on facebook from donna robb.e writes, how is this -- talking about the escalation of troops, how is this different from when we trickled soldiers into indochino in the early 1960s? remember well where that got us. brit, do you see any similarities to vietnam here? >> you see the gradual escalation and the first forces sent to vietnam were advisers. what strikes me about this is the rationale for this now seems to be the iraqi forces are doing so well that we need to send twice as many advisers to help them as they had before. that seems to me not to make any sense. and it suggests to me, the truth s they're not doing so well and that's why we need to send the forces, the opposite of what they're saying. and i think that was always the case in vietnam. you know, we kept -- we kept caused them to keep ramping up slippery slope. >> let's take a look at however long the slope s let's take a look at the escalation so far in iraq. back in june the president sent the first 275 soldiers there to help support iraqi forces

. >>> we asked you for questions for the panel, and we got this on facebook from donna robb.he writes -- how is this different from when we trickled soldiering into indochina in the early 1960s. we remember well where that got us. brit, do you see any similarities to vietnam here? >> oh, sure, because you have this seemingly gradual contemplation here, the early forces send to vietnam were advisers. what strikes me about this is the rationale seems to be the iraqi forces now are doing so well, we need to send twice as many advisers to help them as they had before. that seems to me to make any sense. it suggests to me that the truth is that they're not doing so well and that's why we need to sended forces, the opposite of what they're saying. i think that was always the case in vietnam. we kept escalating and kept not quite winning, and that's what's caused them to keep ramping up the troops. it's a slippery slope. >>> let's look at however long the slope is, let's look back at the escalation. back in june the president sent the first 275 soldiers there to help support iraqi f

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coming up in this half hour, police, snatch and grab robbe robberies.show you how those thieves are carrying out their raids. >> acts of kindness to heal a wounded community. that's ahead. >> time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. the columbus dispatch says police this morning are searching for an ohio state university football player. the number 53 walk-on defensive tackle has a history of sports-related concussions. it's feared he might be disoriented. >> "the new york times" reports taxi medallion prices are tumbling across the country as online car services like uber and lift compete for rides. in most cities, a driver must own or rent a medallion to operate a taxi. an analysis by the "times" finds the price of a new york city medallion last month was $872,000. that's down 17% from the spring of last year. >> "the wall street journal" says oil prices tumbled to a four-year low after opec decided not to cut oil production. the price of crude used on international markets dropped to $72.58 a barrel thursday. if oil con

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we'll have much more on these markets in just a moment with cnbc contributor carol robb, tee seymourere for the party but first we have breaking news on wells fargo. what's happening, steve in. >> federal reserve and fdic commenting on the wells fargo living will. these living wills mandated by dodd-frank reform legislation that basically a bank to put out a plan to resolve itself in the event of a crisis and they're saying that wells fargo living will is a standard. about as close to accepting the plan. they say there are shortcomings and don't specify them and said it's been specified in a letter they're not providing. in 2015, they called it the bigger banks not credible. and so this is very different. this wells is obviously a smaller bank than the bigger 11 coming out and what's happening the fed not rejecting or accepting and saying that the plan is okay. and that's in contrast to the bigger plans which the fdic pretty much rejected flat out. we'll have other smaller banks to come in the days ahead from fed and whether or not they've accepted their plans. >> steve, just to be c