his daughter kelly be roberts son, my daughter-in-law, her birthday today.mine.be roberts son, my daughter-in-law, her birthday today. tracy, a good friend of mine.e roberts son, my daughter-in-law, her birthday today. tracy, a good friend of mine. roberts son, my daughter-in-law, her birthday today. tracy, a good friend of mine. the dog is in a lot of these. barbara bush turns 90 on monday. so we want to wish her well. >> happy birthday. that's fantastic. good people. >> i hate to go back but who was the woman? >> joanne. don't you know anything? >> no. >> you need to know her. >> who was that? >> she works with me. >> i was wondering. wow. >> great question. >> all right. anyway so the nba finals are going and jimmy kimmel had a retreat. these guys are halving and i can't concentrate. jimmy kimmel did mean tweets and he had some nba players read the meanest they have ever received. >> wesley matthews complains about every foul. just go eat doughnuts on the bench you fat [ bleep ]. i have 6% body fat. >> jordan looks like the uncle at a cookout that sticks

her two youngest sons slept in a trundle bed, pulled out from under her bed, and then across the hall was another bedroom that was robert'sas the oldest son, he got his own room. but as soon as he went away to college, his younger brothers moved right in. and then the last bedroom up here was the hired girls' room. they had a hired girl almost every year they lived here, and that girl then had her own space at the end of the hallway right up from the kitchen. we're in mary's bedroom now. and this would have been a sanctuary for her, as she was in a house full of boys and men and a lot of men coming to visit mr. lincoln. so she would have needed a spot that she could call her own, that she could retreat to if she needed to, that could serve as a home office for her. this is literally and figuratively the center of the home. home. this stove is called a royal oak stove, and you can see the oak leaves and the acorns on the stove door, or the oven door and it came from buffalo, new york. mary purchased this stove here in springfield from a local stove dealer we think somewhere between $20 and $25 for the stove. and if you thi

robert gildersleeve's son pleaded with the public to help find his father after the crash. the family now accuses amtrak of negligence and outrageous conduct. gildersleeve sat in the front of the amtrak train. more than a dozen lawsuits have been filed over the crash back in may. >>> to our weather now. we went a whole day without rain but more showers are headed our way. nbc 10 meteorologist sheena parveen is joining us with the first alert forecast. >> gorgeous way to start the week. nice and dry, low humidity, but now off to the west we have pretty severe weather flaring up. this is mostly confined to kentucky and ohio but it is part of a weather system that tomorrow will bring moisture to our area. so it's moving in this direction. for now we will stay nice and dry and even through the overnight hours. but we will see those clouds increasing before the rain gets here. take a look at future weather. we are dry for the overnight hours, clouds move in the humidity goes up. you will notice that tomorrow. then as early as about the very late morning hours, but closest to noo

know. >> the last time david saw his son was two nights before the fire. >> they were getting into the car, before he closed the door i waved to him and said robert don't be a hero. and he just smiled backed to me. that's the last thing i said to him. >> david turbyfill also lost his son travis. a metalworker, he's honoring the fallen firefighters in the best way he can. >> i did this design tuesday evening, after they perished. >> he says he could barely get through engraving travis' name. >> that's when it first hit me that they were gone because their names were down. there was no turning back. >> one letter at a time, he says, he came to terms with his loss. >> you can see a yellow flame as the letters are being cut. so, they died in fire and they are reborn in fire. >> david's hope is that the tragedy spurs a national conversation about how the country deals with wildfire. >> every accident we've had, there's a reason for this. in my mind the errors were made long before they ever went to the fire. >> anthony lowes john merson jr. travis turbyfill >> there's nobody in this country who would disagree with the proposition that we have the most

nbc 10 in upper darby for a birthday party in honor of robert wilson iv. he's the sonfallen police officer robert wilson. and people in the community pitched in to make the party a reality, donating food supplies and a sen view for the party. sergeant wilson was shot and killed while trying to break up a robbie in north philadelphia back in march. authorities say he was at the store buying a gift for his older son's birthday. >>> preparing for the pope. we showed you the philadelphia delegation for the world meeting of families as they got ready for their flight to rome. nbc 10 already has a crew in rome and they'll be covering the delegation throughout the strip this week. nbc 10's chris kato has a look at their itinerary at vatican city. >> reporter: from the city of brotherly love to the eternal city it is going to be a busy woke for that group from philadelphia. we know their official itinerary. it includes a visit with the u.s. ambassador to the holy see. a news conference announcing the festival of families on september 26th. a luncheon at the u.s. embassy to pro

son's birthday. nbc 10 was in upper darby for robert wilson iv's birthday party. here's the 2-year-old. he was the son of police sergeant robert wilson iii. people in the community pitched in to make the party a reality. they donated food and supplies and even a venue for the party. authorities say wilson was at the store buying a gift for his older son's birthday. >>> a volunteer fire company in northeastern pennsylvania had a fund-raiser over the weekend that many would say featured acts of bravery. it all had to do with snakes. fire department hosted this rattlesnake roundup every year. licensed hunters went into the hoods to gather dozens of reptiles. the snakes were measured and marked, then returned. the event features food and entertainment and draws thousands of visitors. >> all right. it is that time of year again. >> yes, since yesterday, summer is here and the city's pools are opening their doors to the public. officials say during the next two weeks pools will open daily until all 70 are open. this map showing the locations that are opening today from fox chase to francisvill

philadelphia's business sector and when a deal with at & t would move the company out of this city roberts and his son made a decision which would impact the thousands who work for him here and the billions in revenue it pumps into the economy. >> brian and ralph said no to that. they said that was not negotiable. >> reporter: even people outside comcast praised roberts as a humble man. >> you never knew how important he was or how wealthy he was or any of that. >> reporter: friends say he loved his family and traditions eating at the same small philly diners and making a point to foster a culture of integrity, respect and hard work. >> that lives on through the thousands and thousands of employees who got to know him and have been impacted by his culture. >> reporter: you are looking at the comcast center one of the tallest buildings in philadelphia and a place that roberts was very proud of. but his legacy lives on. not far away you can see some construction over here. that is the second comcast tower just beginning to rise. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> comcast released a statement today that rea

, when means -- i think it was frederick means immigrated to america and alongside him came his son robertns. and robert was a weaver and became quite famous for making very good quality irish cloth. as a result of that, he made a little bit of money and decided that he would set up a business in new hampshire and just by sheer luck chose earnest and went to new hampshire and became very rich, very famous as a very good entrepreneur, and that's how -- that's where that means family came from. >> well, with the loss of the white house for the pierces, how did they spend their post white house years? >> the first six months they stayed with the former secretary of state, and then james buchanan who liked franklin pierce, although he didn't like his politics but he liked him very much, respected him, also felt very sorry for the situation of jane's deteriorating illness, so he said, would you like to move over to medira, if you do, you can go for six months and you can go. so jane wasn't going to go but her aunt mary decided that she must go. so they got her to go, so off they went to medira

son. nbc 10 was in upper darby for robert wilson iv's birthday party. robert wilson iii, the fallen police officer. the community donated food supplies and even a venue. sergeant wilson was shot and killed while trying to break up a robbery at a game stop store in march. he was at the store buying a gift for his older son's birthday. >>> today the philadelphia housing authority will begin providing healthy meals to children across the city. it's all part of the summer food program to ensure that no child goes hungry. the agency is offering breakfast and lunch for kids in need at 20 sites through the city. the doors open at 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. monday through friday. the program runs through august 21st. >>> the supreme court justices could announce a landmark decision on whether or not to legalize same-sex marriages nationwide. marriage license bureaus across the country are prepared for a potential rush of applications this week should the supreme court overturn the ban, giving same-sex couples equal protection under state laws. the justices will dec

her son, robert, who was really a disappointment in the long run, had her incarcerated and sent intol institution. she decided, i am going to get out of here. she was able to mobilize to get her out of the mental institution. >> i don't think she ever really recovered from the loss of willie. >> it was not just willie. at the loss of edward, her husband, tad. >> and the loss of her mother that sent her to springfield in the first place. her life is shattered by loss. >> tell me how she served as the first lady to the president. her intuition about individuals is more accurate than that of her husband. does lincoln listen to her? >> think that she tried to advise him but his advisers did not want her interfering. that was definitely the case when he was dying and they to occur from the room and would not let her in to mourn, which was a traditional thing in her culture. the wife stays with the husband until he dies. they robbed her of that. >> gary robinson asks, did mary lincoln create enemies out of social rivals? who was our main antagonist? >> she had a number of rivals. the daugh

so we we would come here to the house ralph roberts built with his son brian. this is comcast, the nation's leading communications company, a blending of the words communication and broadcasting. over 95 years ralph roberts has many accomplishments, so numerous. first, marrying suzanne, woman he met he was 16. he graduated from germantown high school and wharton school of business. roberts was also a world war ii veteran. i've been reading through the accolades to him today. he's described as a visionary who started out with a tiny tv system in tupelo mississippi. described as tough, soft-spoken but a businessman devoted to his community. i can tell you i would see them out at charity events he and his wife. they were at the opening of the national american jewish history museum. also spon source of comcast cares day. something his wife started years ago because she wanted to give back to the community. they were big supporters of the cancer funding and research and finding a cure. their name is on the proton center at the university of penn. they were always gi

the youngest son of sergeant robert wilson iii turns two this month.up of delaware county residents used social media to gather birthday cards for the boy. thatted were that idea spread and nearly a dozen businesses are holding a birthday party him today. in march he had gone into a gamestop to buy a gift for his older son's birthday when two older brothers robbed the business and a shootout ensued. >>> prosecutors say chemicals and other materials used to make ghb were found in a man's springfield home in union county. ghb is often called a date rape drug because it can produce sedative effects. >>> good morning. it's a first alert weather day. tracking tropical downpours from bill. as we head into the rest of the morning we will see lighter downpours, so the heaviest rain is already pushed off shore. we are dealing with wet roads out there, so be careful if you're heading out in the early morning hours. flood watch in effect until 8:00 a.m. for our entire area. we are expecting tropical downpours, so that's going to decrease visibility out there on t

. >> his son robert runs the joint now and this is what they do here.to meet you. >> so this is the best cheesesteak in south jersey? unless i'm mistaken. >> new jersey. >> new jersey, period? >> yeah. >> is there a difference between jersey style and philadelphia style? >> yeah, we do ours on a round poppy seed kaiser roll. >> i'll have one of those. anything i need to no? >> rell, cheese and onions. >> beautiful. it's round. it's got steak, spices, browned onions, real american cheese, such as it is, and a poppy seed roll. fantastic. thank you, sir. >> what do you think? >> and it is sublime. >> relish, what do you think? >> hot pepper. >> a little bit? i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. man, this should be like a national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> thanks. >> really a thing of beauty. >> that's a good thing to hear. worth driving across the state in a blizard of for. >> that's what a lot of people tell me. >> we get a lot of people from philly. >> wow. that's treason. do they change their pl

. >> his son, robert, runs the joint now. and this is what they do here. >> so this is the place. the best cheesesteak in south jersey, unless i'm mistaken. >> in new jersey. >> in new jersey, period. >> yeah. >> is there a difference between new jersey style and philadelphia style? >> we do ours on a round, poppy seed kaiser style. >> i'll have one of those. anything i need to know? >> regular, cheese and onions. >> i'll have one. >> it has real american cheese a poppy seed roll. >> fantastic. >> thank you, sir. >> it is subblame. >> relish? >> that's hot pepper. >> i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. >> man, i just feel like a national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. thanks. really a thing of beauty. >> that's good to here. >> worth driving across the state in a blizzard for. >> we get a lot of people from philly. >> no way?! >> yeah. >> do they change the plates on their car and wear a disguise? >> it's different. the poppy seeds help. >> like this roll. it's awesome. that's delicious. i think we've le

the last grade outlaw of the american west begins life as robert leroy parker, the son of devout mormonrants who came west to search for the american dream. >> they were pretty poor. his father had homesteaded a farm in southern utah but the kids were sent out to work in ranches in the neighborhood. >> like so many legends of the wild west, butch comes into contact with a mentor figure and a particularly important in his life. in this case, it's a gentleman by the name of mike cassidy. >> he soons find out that his mentor has a lucrative side business in the back country of the wild west. [ gunfire ] >> butch learns the ways of breaking the law in this very me minor way and he adopts butch cassidy of his own. >> after struggling to make an honest living, earning little more than the nickname butch, parker settles into his new profession. >> by the summer of 1894, butch cassidy is a savvy and elusive wrestler, more than an annoyance to the cattlemen of wyoming who use their influence to arrest cassidy for stealing a $5 horse. it is that experience that many historians believe triggers ca

the youngest son of sergeant robert wilson iii turns two this month.nts used social media to gather birthday cards for the boy. that idea spread and nearly a dozen businesses are holding a birthday party him today. sergeant wilson was shot and killed in north philadelphia back in march. he had gone into a gamestop to buy a gift for his older son's birthday when two brothers tried to rob the place. wilson died after shootout. >>> a merck scientist in north jersey is facing charges for allegedly running a lab in his home to produce the drug ghb. prosecutors say chemicals and other materials used to make the drug were found in the man's springfield home in union county. ghb is often called a date rape drug because it can produce sedative effects. >>> wait lists for veterans at some va centers are longer now than they were a year ago. according to the "new york times," the va has increased its capacity by 7 million patient visits since last year when a scandal over false records and long wait times hit the department of veterans affairs. but officials did

. >>> comcast founder ralph roberts died last night at the age of 95. his sonrts called his father an inspiration to us all. comcast is the parent company of msnbc. now back to "hardball." >>> how many innocent people in our country, from little children to church members to movie theater attendees, how many people do we need to see cut down before we act? >> before we act. well said. welcome back to "hardball." that was democratic candidate hillary clinton during a speech in nevada today. yesterday her old boss president obama responded to the shooting in charleston which left nine dead with a sense of frustration over another gun-related massacre of innocent people. >> once again innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. at some point we as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this type of mass violence does not happen in other advanced countries, and it is in our power to do something about it. i say that recognizing the politics in this town foreclose a lot of thes

roberts died last night at the age of 95. he was the founder of our parent company comcast. his son, brian roberts, now serves as the company's chairman and ceo. in a statement today, he said -- >>> while most of us will be celebrating dads this weekend, one company is getting attention on social media for honoring single moms who have to be both mom and dad. >> she did all of it and she did it all as though she was two people. >> she really is, like, the most amazing mother, but she was really an incredible father. >> she was tough. >> this is part of a commercial for the toilet tissue, angel soft. in the ad, adults recount how their single moms handled it all from working, to providing food to fixing things. angel soft says they have a tribute for men, too, of course. >> a nice spot. >>> developing news in the search for two escaped killers today. why detectives hope a familiar list can help lead to their capture. >>> strong storms rocked reston. news4's mark segraves talks to homeowners who have one heck of a cleanup ahead. >>> travel trouble. why your ride on the next metro why

want their gran children killed. >> but versie and her husband, 60-year-old robert jackson say they have to protect their son he is accused of molesting his daughter as along with a 16-year-old stepdaughter in his house in nearby month dora florida. >> he wanted the officers and detectives murdered. >> jack frost is the undercover detective placed in an hotel room with the informant also posing as a killer. >> she wanted the entire family murdered because in her mind that meant her son was going to be able to get released from prison. >> oh, gosh. >> chill out, sit down. >> i can't. >> she was nervous of course, when she came in. >> i walk, i pace. >> i had wanted her to sit down because i didn't know what she was going to do with her walking all around the run. i didn't know if she was getting ready to pull a gun out and wanted to plug us because she had changed her mine with her husband and was going to get rid of these hired thugs. she wanted, you know, nothing left behind in that room when we left, whether it was ashes from a cigar or from anything else. >> i wasn't here. >> i'm nervous. >> i'm terrified

roberts. i've been here a long time, son. >> morrison questioned the 90-year-old at length. erts reveals he is the notorious kid. >> it wasn't always easy. so you had to do some things sometimes to get along. >> he certainly knew a great deal about some of the actual places where billy the kid was. some of the people that billy the kid knew. and some historical facts which were pretty obscure. >> according to william henry roberts, this is what happened at maxwell's house. roberts and his girlfriend, along with a friend named billy barlow had just returned from a dance. barlow expressed an interest in having some dinner. and was sent to cut a strip of meat hanging from maxwell's porch. as he approached maxwell's room, he spotted the two deputies. >> no one's here to hurt you. >> billy barlow walked into maxwell's room, and said to maxwell -- at that point garrett pulled his revolver and shot and killed the man known as billy barlow. billy the kid heard the gunshots and went on the run. >> i don't think that's him, pat. >> stay right here. >> the next day, a friend of his brou

. >> executives also credit ralph roberts with overseeing the seamless transition of the company's leadership to his sonbrian. ralph roberts was also one of philadelphia's best known philanthropists. nbc 10 spoke with the ceo of the united way about roberts' contributions to the community. >> he was committed not only to building a company that provided family-sustaining jobs to people both here in the philadelphia area and in fact all across the country and all around the world, but he was also very committed to giving back to the community. >> in the 1960s, ralph roberts identified the united way as the charity of choice he wanted his employees to be part of. you can learn more about ralph roberts and his contributions to our region any time by tapping on the nbc 10 news app. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> turning to our weather now, we have issued a first alert for part of the weekend because of this. flooding rain approaching the nbc 10 viewing area. >> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is back. she has been tracking this system. >> sheena it's all from tropical depression

robert brown. and he says, yes, i am the father of her oldest son.e get dna testing done and confirm that he is the father of the oldest boy. >> but as justin got older and was about to go out on his own, christine decided it was time to tell him the truth. >> justin was about to graduate and christine wanted to invite his biological father to the graduation, and it was going to be sort of at the graduation that she was going to reveal to everybody that this other man was his father, not mr. fitzhugh. >> ken claimed he was unaware justin was not his biological child. >> well, i, of course asked him. and he claims he had no idea about it. and the friends all seemed to think he didn't know. certainly the son didn't know. >> i believe ken knew about the affair, and i believe ken knew who justin's biological father was. there's no way christine would have gone and told justin that robert brown was his father and think that ken wouldn't have known. she certainly would have told him that i'm going to tell him. >> in the meantime, police didn't tell ken fit

roberts fond of the company that became comcast. he started in 1963 by buying a inall cable tv system mississippi. it has grown to become the nation's largest cable provider. his sonnow chairman and ceo. ralph roberts was 95 years old. those are your top stories. of the top grossing 600 films of 2007, only 1.9% were directed at women. women make up 51% of the u.s. population so what is going on here? in a half-hour special documentaries airing tonight at 7:30 p.m. eastern, bloomberg interviewed several female directors in hollywood from oscar winners to the director of twilight to various forms of sexism and discrimination they have faced in hollywood and what they are trying to do to change things. ♪ started iold when i could not be a director because i was a woman. and, i have been directing now for many years, but certainly not as frequently as i would have had i been a man. i was going into meetings on projects with people as a feature director who worked with academy award-winning actors so i should have been taken seriously in these meetings, but i was not. it was always a sense of can you really do this. that a man can do it better. >> people would say thin

. >> as you know four americans are being held captive right now, including robert levinson and his sonou heard from just a minute ago, and dan joins me live from washington. good morning. e >> thank you for having me. >> i heard what you said in washington today is great but tomorrow everybody will forget. why do you think that? >> this day and age we have a short attention span especially with the media reports, and it has been over eight years and we have seen my dad's case in the news and then it will die down and then people forget about it for a long time. that's why i am grateful you are having me on here because it has been a couple days now, and we are already worried people will drop the ball and the pressure is going to be off. i think it's really important to keep this message out there, and keep letting people know that he is out there, and he is suffering the most unimaginable nightmare and he wants to get home to his family and people need to understand that and people need to demand action. >> he was also working on behalf of his country, correct? >> yes. >> the fbi is o

roberts. i have been here a long time, son. >> he questions the 90-year-old at length and eventually roberts reveals he is the notorious kid. >> when i grew up you had to look out for yourself. it wasn't easy. sometimes you had to do things to get along. >> i certainly knew a great deal about some of the actual places where billy the kid was billy the kid new and historical facts which were pretty obscure. >> according to william henry roberts this is what happened at max kel well's house. roberts and his girlfriend along with a barlow returned from a dance. barlow expressed an interesting in having dinner. he cut a strip of meat hanging from his porch. as he approached makxwell's roo he spotted the two deputies. >> no one is here to hurt you. >> billy barlow walked into maxwell's room and said to maxwell... at that point garrett pulled his revulvar and shot and killed the man known as billy bartolo. billy the kid heard the shots and went on the run. >> i don't think that's him, pat. >> stay right here. >> friend of his who brought his horse over to him helped him mount up and billy the kid road awa

mainly japanese husband, and daughter, who i guess would be japanese, okinawan/hawaiian and son-in-law, robertcan. >> that's pretty. ooh, look at that. that looks good. >> now we are talking. that's awesome. >> i just caught local food. when i look at this table, it's just hawaii. got portuguese, japanese. okinawa okinawan, world war ii. i don't know. >> korea? >> korean, japanese, hawaiian. awesomeness. >> the food is bone deep hawaiian stuff, which is to say delicious mash-up, okay. take taco rice. it's a dish created in okinawa to approximate tex-mex appropriated by younger generations of okinawan and japanese found its way back to hawaii. got that? >> identify, my best friends were native hawaiian. helped me to realize the pride of being from hawaii, understanding the hawaiian culture. living it. possibly japanese. >> there's still a movement to sovereign. >> there's strong movement. so if fighting broke out, which side are you on? you don't have to think about that. >> i would joke about it. if like, me and hawaii. i am back and uncle sam and were like, no, native hawaiian only, i'm like,

he handed over control to the company to one of his sons brian roberts who is now comcast's chairman and ceo. raffle roberts was 95 years old. >> happening right now crews are back at the site of a massive water main break. millions of gallons of water turned a shopping center parking will into the a murky lake in hunting park. a 120-year-old water main ruptured shortly before 3:00 p.m. yesterday and now the big cleanup begins. fox 29's bruce gordon is live in hunting park. bruce, an all too familiar scene in this city. >>> yeah, a city with an aging crumbling infrastructure. shop rite supermarket behind me is open at this hour at the bakers square shopping center, but some 26 hours after the ticking time bomb that lies beneath our feet went several stores are still closed. the hair buzz was open for business friday. but all throughout the store they were cleaning up from a wet and wild thursday. >> you see that water and what goes through your mind? >> um, i'm stuck. i can go nowhere. >> reporter: mid afternoon break of a 48-inch cast iron water main installed back in 1895 flooded t

nbc 10 for a birthday party for robert wilson iv. he's the son of fallen police officer.nated food supplies and even a venue for the party. sergeant wilson was shot and killed while trying to break up a robbery at a game stop? in march. he was at the store buying a gift for his older son's birthday. >>> a key to a cause of breast cancer. see how a once-common pesticide could be causing the disease, used after it was used and why timing could answer questions for women wondering, why me? >>> it was a hot end to the weekend. we had temperatures into the 90s. we're going to be hot once again to start your work week. even hotter on tuesday. we'll talk more about the numbers and also peek at your seven-day. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. >>> a new study is l

the youngest son of sergeant robert wilson iii turns two this month.roup of delaware county residents used social media to gather birthday cards for the boy. that idea spread and nearly a dozen businesses are holding a birthday party him today. sergeant wilson was shot and killed in north philadelphia back in march. he had gone into a gamestop to buy a gift for his older son's birthday when two brothers tried to rob the place. wilson died after shootout. >>> preparing for the pope. later today the philadelphia delegation for the world meeting of family also leave for rome. archbishop chaput, mayor nutter and local officials will meet with vatican officials to iron out the details. they will fly out of philadelphia airport at 6:30 this evening and will be in rome until friday. chris cato is already in rome and he will have live reports from there beginning tonight. >>> groundbreaking technology helped catch a suspected child predator. the picture that changed the case. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits k

the youngest son of sergeant robert wilson iii turns two this month. group of delaware county residents used social media to gather birthday cards for the boy. that idea spread and nearly a dozen businesses are holding a birthday party for him today in upper derby. in march he had gone into a gamestop to buy a gift for his older son's birthday when two brothers tried to rob the place. wilson died after a shootout. >>> a merck scientist in north jersey is facing charges for allegedly running a lab in his home to produce the drug ghb. prosecutors say chemicals and other materials used to make the drug were found in the man's springfield home in union county. ghb is often called a date rape drug because it can produce sedative effects. >>> wait lists for veterans at some va centers are longer now than they were a year ago. according to the "new york times," the va has increased its capacity by 7 million patient visits since last year when a scandal over false records and long wait times hit the department of veterans affairs. but officials did not anticip

son legales. el presidente de la corte, roberts, dijo la opiniÓn de la mayorÍa del congreso aprobÓ obama care parao los subsidios de hasta 6 millones de personas incluyendo mÁs de 1 millÓn de hispanos. >> es una victoria monumental para el pueblo americanos hay millones de personas sin ayuda federal que protegiÓ esta decisiÓn no podrÍa tener suficiente dinero para pagar su seguro mÉdico eso es esencial en este paÍs. fernando: opositores argumentan que los subsidios del mercado federal no eran legales en el congreso los republicanos dicen que por ahora mantendrÁn la lucha para revocar la ley. la ley no funciona eleva los costos para las familias estadounidenses costos para los pequeÑos negocios. >> la realidad la ley es que todavÍa tiene muchos problemas se han generado mÁs altos costos en las primas y deducibles nos cuestan mucho mÁs las familias latinas. fernando: las personas que favorecen la ley dicen que esto ha ayudado consolidar la ley mucho mÁs como hemos visto continua todavÍa fuerte oposiciÓn en el congreso de las personas que quieren revocarla. ilia: gracias fernando no toque el control

i don't even wanna be broer of guy who nts to be son of man of the year. no. robertttitude. this is a big deal for your father. and i wa nothin' to do with it. what do you mean? thought you had to organize the whole thing. oh, no! oh, yeah. you two are gonna dodo this 'cause your father's very excited. he's already bothering me about it. dad knows about this? they don't surprise the man of the year anymore. that's how they lost the last man of the year.