because they hadn't seen her. >> reporter: sander does not have a police record. neighbors on his northeast philadelphia block didn't want to comment on the allegations. jones' neighbors say they are relieved an arrest has been made but nothing can bring back this beloved member of their community. >> church going woman. family woman. everybody in the neighborhood cared about her. liked her. she been around all our lives. so to have her gone, you know, not just the familiar l miss her but the neighborhood will miss her. >> reporter: police detectives are still searching various locations for evidence related to the murder. the actual murder weapon has not yet been recovered. iain. >> jennifer, thank you. this philadelphia police officer is under arrest accused of lying to fellow officers. investigators say brandon ruff walked into the 16th district last summer and handed an officer a bag with three hasn't guns inside. he says the guns belonged to a family member. ruff allegedly gave them a fake name and date of birth. ruff is an eight year veteran of the force he

sander was the masked man who killed jones in cold blood. vernon odem is live with more on how authorities solved the case. vernon? >> reporter: rick williams, all who knew sanders and jones are shocked, but some at the agency did tell police there was workplace contention between those two. >> mr. sanders was brought into the homicide unit on saturday for questioning and gave a full confession on committing this premeditated and selfless murder. >> police arrested randolph sanders for the murder of kim jones, she was his supervisor at the turning point children's agency. she was shot near her home as she waited for a bus to go to work. a masked gunman snuck up behind her and shot her once in the head and walk away. police followed his movements on septa video and temple university video until he reached a vehicle some miles away. still not showing his face, they closed in on a car he entered. the motive sanders knew jones was setting up a meeting with state officials to they will them he misappropriated thousands of dollars in funds. >> on

archaeologist william sanders. the economy of any given human group, any culture is a powerful factor that affects the rest of that culture -- the social organization, the political institutions even the ideology, the religion of a people. from my perspective, the economy of a group is one of the most powerful determinants of human behavior. keach: to archaeologists all economies fall somewhere on a spectrum from simple to complex. in a simple economy, people grow or gather all the food they eat. they make all the things they use. households in such simple economies are almost completely self-sufficient. at the other end of the spectrum are highly complex economies in which people specialize in one particular job, like these shoe salesmen in morocco. specialization means people are no longer self-sufficient, but depend on each other. the shoe salesmen are dependent on the shoemakers, and the shoemakers are dependent on the tanners and so on. this dependence on others makes society in general more complex so special

police say sanders stole $40,000 from the nonprofit. they'll try to make sure that is all he stole. >> that was nbc10's tim furlong reporting. they say sanders even tried to throw him off her trail. after he allegedly killed jones, they say he called her cell phone and left a message, checking to see if she was okay. >>> new information this evening about a philadelphia police sergeant accused of hiding his identity while turning over a stolen gun. our digital team was first to report on the investigation last year. today the district attorney charged brandon ruff. he also tried to hand over three guns at a north philadelphia police station last august but he didn't tell officers he was a police officer himself and gave a phoney name. investigators said one of the guns was reported stolen. ruff is now suing the department for false arrest. >>> new information on a sex scandal in the ranks of the philadelphia fire department. among other thing, the allegations include claims of sexual misconduct at fire houses across the city. nbc10's ja

welcome, bernie sanders. [applause] >> well, let me begin by thanking brookings for hosting this event and thank e.j. for moderating and thank all of you for being here this morning. before i begin my remarks in trying to explain what's going on in our country and where i think we should be going, let me say a few words about myself because my journey and how i got here is, to say the least, a little bit different than many others who have been on this platform. i was born in brooklyn, new york, in 1941. my father came to this country at the age of 17 without a penny in his pocket and without much of an education. my mother graduated high school in new york. my family was never really poor. my dad was a paint salesman. he never made much money. my mother's dream was to get out of the three-and-a-half room rent-controlled apartment that we lived in throughout my entire life, but we never made it out she never lived to see that dream. and what i learned as a kid is what lack of money does to a family. and the k

police say it was sanders seen here sneaking up on jones at the 12th and jefferson bus stop. the ski masked man killed her with a single slot to the back of the head. the killer was seen making his get away near temple university and onto the broad street subway. his identity still shielded. detectives went through some 100 hours of video before they saw the suspect get into an suv and drive away. >> detectives big break in the case came when they realized that the suspect a randolph sanders a 36-year-old male who was a coworker of mrs. jones drove the same type of vehicle. >> reporter: a brief statement from the turning point ceo where some coworkers eventually told police they did notice some tension between jones and sanders. >> despite this terrible situation, our amazing staff continues to do their job and to make an impact on the thousands of people that we serve. >> reporter: jim the probe into that allegedly stolen money has been turned over to the philadelphia district attorney. live at police headquarters in center city, learn none odom channel6 "action news. >> tha

sanders told "action news" weeks ago that he and the victim who recently got married were close. >> i was fortunate enough to be invited to her wedding when she was married. she was incredibly happy. this is just disturbing. >> reporter: today detectives were back on the scene with the metal detector looking for evidence but sources say surveillance video of the shoot are led them to a vehicle which led them to the killer of a woman this neighbor thought of as a daughter. >> i guess he had no idea that this guy or whoever it was would come up and do something like that. she did the right thing. you are doing something wrong you turn him in. >> reporter: are sources is a i police searched sanders northeast philadelphia home in the 9100 block of ryerson road and found three guns. that theft of fund from the non-profit is still under investigation, walter. reporting live outside philadelphia police headquarters, this evening kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >> kenneth, thank you. >>> police have made an arrest in the murder of a woman and father yesterday. dennis, is accused

bernie sanders is right. americans are hurting.equality thing is dangerous and harmful and it undermines the promise of america being a land of opportunity. somebody has to speak up for this issue. i hope he does. i hope that hillary clinton does, too. >> i'm watching bill kristol smile right now. >> i like our problem. our problem is who can represent working people's interests better? the republicans are all fighting for who can represent the koch brothers better. >> we're talking about inequality. >> yeah, well, you know. >> bernie sanders is not a credible opponent for hillary clinton. but keith would be. a good-looking, 51-year-old congressman from the midwest. working class. you said it would be healthy for the party. joe supports jeb bush. i support keith. >> bill kristol is my supporter. >> i think she needs the challenge. i would like to see it from someone like elizabeth warren who can explain the financial issues. >> she's made it clear it won't happen. >> that it's not going to happen. but i thing that is to hillary's d

sanders is being held without bail. iain. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> this police officer in philadelphia is with the 16th district is now under arrest. brandon rough accused of of lying to fellow officers. investigators say rough walked into the 35th district last summer and handed an officer a bag with three hand guns april side. he said the guns belonged that a family member. rough allegedly gave them a fake name and date of birth. rough is an eight year veteran of the force. he's been suspended for 30 days with intent to dismiss. >>> the teen convict evidence running massive drug ring known as the mainline takeover project is sentenced today. 19-year-old timothy brooks got nine to 23 months in jail plus five years probation. brooks and his friends pushed drugs to students at local high schools and universities out of his villanova home. attempting to corner the drug mark on the mainline. montgomery county judge presiding over his case said he may be eligible for work release after serving just three months. >>> and

bernie sanders is speaking instead.ernie sanders, elizabeth warren somebody from that wing of the party. they cliek hillary clinton but say she's not progressive. i have heard about fracking. a big issue. i heard about labor issues. they want somebody else to be a true progressive voice this the party. they realize it will be a tough road against hillary clinton. >> we'll ask but his stock answer is i'm thinking about it. by the way, if he does it he has to register as a democrat. something that's not the case now. when he comes to tend of this do you think he'll go ahead and run? >> i think he's looking at it seriously. he doesn't want to run and be a spoiler. if it looks like there is serious support he could run a spears campaign he goes for it. >> all right. the hillary clinton turning down the invitation should be a theme for a few months. hillary clinton, come on the show any time. you're invited. bernie sanders will be our guest live from the summit. that's in the next hour of "up." still ahead, two of america's

welcome bernie sanders. [applause] >> well, let me begin by thanking brookings for hosting this event and thank e.j. for moderating and thank all of you for being here this morning. before i begin my remarks in trying to explain what's going on in our country and where i think we should be going, let me say a i few words about myself because my journey and how i got here is, to say the least, a little bit different than many others who have been on this platform. i was born in brooklyn, new york, in 1941. my father came to this country at the age of 17 without a penny in his pocket and without much of an education. my mother graduated high school in new york. my family was never really poor. my dad was a paint salesman. he never made much money. my mother's dream was to get out of the three-and-a-half room rent-controlled apartment that we lived in throughout my entire life, but we never made it out she never lived to see that dream. and what i learned as a kid is what lack of money does to a family. and the

police say it was sanders who executed jones at the bus stop. was on the way to tell dhs that sanders stole money from a charity they ran together. >> bobbi kristina brown the only child of the late whitney houston is hospitalized and still unresponsive after being found face down in a bathtub. the husband of the 21-year-old woman found her in the bathtub of their atlanta area home on saturday. whitney houston drown accidentally inside a bathtub nearly # years ago. >>> a before a brazilian beauty contest ended in chaos after a woman snatched the crown off her head. cameras were rolling when the runner-up ripped out the crown and threw it at the ground and pointed an accusing finger at the winner saying they bought her way to the title. >> schools are closing on the delay. the list is at the bottom of the screen. that's storm tracker 6 live radar, showing where the storms are right now and david murphy is here to track it. >> reporter: we have umbrellas for the kids and we're dressing them warm with temperatures in the 30s. after school, the temp

thirty-six year-old randolph sanders. >> mr. sanders was brought in the homicide unit on saturday for questioning and he gave a full confession on committing this premeditated and senseless murder. >> reporter: jones, a program director at dhs funded turning point for children hired sanders. police say motive is in the confession. jones found out sanders was stealing upward of $40,000 from the non-profit, and was getting on that bus to report him. >> sanders has been arrested and charged with kim jones murder. >> reporter: officials believe that theft was a isolated incident from the non-profit although they have hired a third party investigators to conduct a separate investigation. reporting live from philadelphia police headquarters i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now an update or on a story reported first on three. sources tell "eyewitness news" that beginning today seven mens of the philadelphia fire department are expect to learn what, if any, discipline they will face following a report by the philadelp

weeks later the 36-year-old sanders is charged with her murder. >> mr. sanders was brought into the homicide unit on saturday for questioning and gave a full confession on committing this premeditated and senseless murder. >> reporter: police say sanders killed jones because she was going to expose his alleged theft of some $40 from the social services agency where she was his supervisor. police say it was sanders seen here sneaking up on jones at the 12th and jefferson bus stop. the ski masked man killed her with a single shot to the head. the killer was seen making his get away near temple university onto the broad street subway. his identity still shielded. detectives went through 100 hours of video before they saw the suspect get into a suv and drive away. police eventually realized sanders drove that same type of vehicle. >> on the morning of her murder she was going to report him to dhs which actually funds this nonprofit organization so he waited for her to come out the house laid in wait and then he ambushed her. >> reporter: a brief statement fr

sanders was held for court on all charges.nvestigators say sanders shot kim jones execution style near a north philadelphia bus stop. further investigation revealed the victim was planning to report sanders to dhs. jones accused sanders of mismanaging money for the center city nonprofit that they both worked for, turning point for children. >>> in the days leading up to sanders' arrest we showed you this video of jones walking to a bus stop at 12th and jefferson. police say surveillance video places sanders in the area at the same time as the shooting. he remains in jail tonight facing first-degree murder. >>> new information on a montgomery county woman accused of having sex with a high school student. iris gibney waved her arraignment today. married mother of three, and the victim is a 17-year-old potts grove high school student. they were caught having sex in a car at a public park last fall. they say the two met at a football game while gibney was volunteering for her daughter's cheerleading squad. >>> philadelphia's oldes

sanders was held for court on all charges.tigators say sanders shot kim jones execution style near north philadelphia bus stop. further investigation revealed the victim was also allegedly planning to report sanders to dhs. jones accused sanders of mismanaging money for the center city nonprofit they both worked for. turning points for children. in the days leading up to sanders arrest we showed you this video of jones walking to her bus stop at 12th and jefferson. police say surveillance video placed sanders in the area at the time of the shooting. he remains in jail tonight facing first-degree murder charges. >>> camden police need your help finding the woman accused of stealing a customer's wallet at this beauty supply store. surveillance video shows the female suspect standing near the wallet, taking it off the shelf and then leaving the store. if you recognize this woman, you're asked to call police. >>> eight more people are facing charges of illegal dumping in new jersey. it happened in restricted state parks and nature

senator sanders? >> mr. chairman, thank you very much. the good news is that our country has made substantial economic progress in the last six years since president bush left office. instead of losing 800,000 jobs a month, as we were during the final months of the bush administration, we are now creating some 250,000 jobs a month and are seeing steady job growth over the last 58 months. instead of having a record-breaking $1.4 trillion deficit, as we did when president bush left office in january 2009, the federal deficit has been cut by more than two-thirds. six years ago, the world's financial system was on the verge of collapse. today, that is certainly not the case. while we can be proud of what we have accomplished in the last six years, one would be very wrong not to appreciate that there is also a lot of very bad news in our economy, especially for working families. most significantly the simple truth is, that the 40-year decline of the american middle class continues. real unemployment is not 5.6%, it is 11.2%, if one includes pe

police say 36 year-old randolph sanders confessed to killing 56 year-old kim jones. jones was shot execution style while waiting for a bus at 12th and jefferson last month. >> big break in the case came when they realized that the suspect a randolph sanders, a 36 year-old male a, who was a co-worker of mrs. jones, drove the same type of vehicle. >> sanders and jones work together at the non-profit agency turning points for children. investigate thors say jones suspected sanders of theft and was about to turn him in when she was murdered. >>> well, curiosity about the the snow leaves a four year-old girl to take a tum. she fell out of the second story window but escaped without any injuries. all of this happened on west susquehanna a avenue in north philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry spoke with the little girl and her mother. >> reporter: like any child four year-old ikeisha hall loves the snow, she woke up in the middle of the night when flurries started to come down. >> she opened up her window and she went to see the the snow. >> reporter: ikita

senator sanders is a senator from vermont. he spent 16 years in the house of representatives, making them the longest-serving independent member of congress in history. he has dedicated his career to public service. he addresses the growing income gap. he has always tried to build our infrastructure and six environmental -- fix environmental crises. we worry a lot these days about congress being able to do nothing. i think it is worth noting that when two sides are willing to seek agreement and willing to recognize the urgency of government action, you can actually have things happen. very recently, senator sanders with senator mccain and others negotiated a very comprehensive bill to deal with the problems in the v.a. medical system. when we have senator sanders and senator mccain working together, we can produce miracles in public policy. while senator sanders will not be talking about miracles today i will close by saying that he is a fan of pope francis. welcome bernie sanders. [applause] >> let me begin by thanking brooki

because they hadn't seen her. >> reporter: sander asks not have police record. neighbors on his northeast philadelphia block didn't want to comment on the allegations. jones' neighbors say they are relieved to hear an arrest has been made. but nothing can bring back this beloved member of their community. >> church going woman family woman. everybody in the neighborhood cared about her. liked her. she been around all our lives. so to have her gone, you know, not just the family will miss her but the neighborhood will miss her. >> reporter: police detectives are searching various locations to find evidence related to the murder, the actual murder weapon has not been recovered. reporting from outside police headquarters i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> arrested thrown in jail for driving drunk on a hockey ring. parents call 911 as the sam bonnie drive as their girls were about to take the ice. the clue they knew something wasn't right and -- >> i need to push. >> you heard her. a woman behind the wheel alone when her baby decides it is time. what she actually

senator sanders was here this last weekend having house parties. governor o'malley is coming up in a couple weeks with fund-raising points. >> you walked into my trap. there are other candidates therefore you think there should be debates? [ laughter ] anyway, thank you very much raymond buckley. i know where you stand right now. anyway, much more to come in this special edition of "hardball," one year before the new hampshire primaries, and maybe debates. does it hurt or help if she doesn't have an opponent? maybe i'll get an answer tonight. >>> plus the vaccine debate. why is chris christie playing footsie with the anti-science side of this fight? >>> there's only one republican who can keep it close in the big swings states, one big swing state. >>> finally a dispiriting sound of a pandering politician. this is "hardball," obviously, the place for politics. at kraft we start with eggs oil, and our own crafted vinegar. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making from good to amazing. get inspired at kraftrecipes.

randolph sanders is locked up tonight charged with murder. police say he worked at the turning point for children nonprofit organization in center city. kim jones also worked there. investigators say she discovered sanders stole about $40,000 from the organization. they say sander shot and killed jones as she waited for the bus in north philadelphia three weeks ago. surveillance cameras captured that crime and police believe jones was going to turn sanders in that morning but sanders weren't going to let her get there. >> he took one of the greatest people in this world away forever. it didn't just hurt this family. it hurt the world. >> police say surveillance video helped them link sanders to the crime. they tried to throw them off the trail leaving a message on jones' phone by asking if she was okay after the murder. >>> a 90-year-old came face-to-face with armed gunmen now in the hospital. his neighbors are helping him pick up the pieces after a violent home invasion. nbc10 jersey shore burrow reporter ted greenberg is live in bridgeton w

in a bizarre twist ran dove sanders spoke to "action news" after kim jones death saying kidney words about her. jones was shot at 12th and jefferson in north philadelphia last month. but police was killed by sanders on her way to tell dhs officials that he had stolen money from a charity that they ran together. jones hired sanders to work at turning points for children a non-profit with a contract with the department of human services. >>> troopers say john williams did i did i divven pulled the fire alarm and ran to awaiting vehicle over the weekend. anyone with information organ whereabouts call state police. he was behind bars for dui. >>> bobby christina brown the daughter of whitney houston is still unconscious as she was found face down in a batting tub. the husband of the -- bathtub. the husband of the 21-year-old woman found her in the bathtub on saturday. whitney houston drown in a bath tube nearly # years ago. >>> the seahawks was down 4 at the 1 yard line, they passed for an interception. the coach said he called for a pass because the line was in a run-stopping defense. o

and sanders said, um, you see that guy down there? and i looked at him and, you know, he was about sanders' age but he was fit tan, and he was with, you know all these beautiful people and he was looking up, and he said see that guy down there? do you know what he's thinking? and we all like looked and it was like, oh, are we going to go through this? we just want to get out of the hospital. let's just finish rounds. do you know what he's thinking? i looked down, and none of us ventured a guess. and sanders looks at us and says, that guy is thinking "i should have been a doctor." [laughter] and this is what we struggle with as physicians, because people still view our profession in simple terms. but today i have a more nuanced view of medicine. and doctors are not perfect and our profession isn't perfect. but i do feel that doctor cans still want to be -- doctors still want to be knights. and i think that there's a lot that we have to go through in the next 10, 15, 20 years. we need to figure out a way to reclaim our professionalism.

the man is 36-year-old ran dove sanders. the nonprofit has a contract with the department of human services. sources say the victim suspected sanders stole money from the program and she was going to meet with dhs to turn him in. >> the fact that this guy's main goal was take. >> reporter: saturday sanders was picked up at his northeast philadelphia home where police found three guns. the man told us weeks ago he was close with his supervisor. >> tuesday she celebrated her and varies for married. this is disturbing. >> reporter: crime scenes were back looking for evidence. while jones' son continues to ask why. to find out that's the reason, i'll never see my mom again and my inspiration is gone for life, it's heartbreaking. >> turning point said last night it's relieved, but devastated by the arrest, it's difficult to say why the tragedy occurred the nonprofit will begin conducting an internal investigation. jones' son said her legacy is important to get involved and it's important to help the world. kenneth moten channel 6

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. >> bernie sanders, as well. >> this clearly a part of the democratic party that wants to be a tussle from the left. it will make our business a lot more interesting if there's a fight, right? >> exactly. >> coronations are not good for the media business. >> we want it to be interesting. >> a good debate. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, joan rivers' new york city condo is up for sale. we'll take you inside the million dollar home.

sanders stole the money but it was a one-time thing. they are investigating to make sure there isn't more money missing because they want to be able to tell everyone that is benefitting from their work where their money is going. sanders will be back in court but for now held without bail. tim furlong, "nbc10 news." >>> police in reading are looking for answers after finding a mother and son dead inside their home. berks county cornerer in says they were killed. police say johnny branford was stabbed. his mother was choked to death. authorities call it an isolated incident. they say the public's not in any danger. they haven't released any details about a possible suspect or motive. >>> now to the trial of a burlington county man accused in a 36-year-old murder case out of new york city. the mother of etan patz took the stand. she told jurors her son was trusting and she cried when talking about how she felt in the hours after he went miss pentagon pay row hernandez is on trial for kidnapping and killing etan patz who was 6 years old an

. >> rick, this new plan as suggested by senator bernie sanders he is a self avowed socialist but thewere for community college has the support of americans, 56% of americans favor the president's plan. >> i think what senator sanders suggested and his heart is clearly in the right place i don't think it's going to turn out to be something that the public is going to be all that interested in, but i was very heartened and i really appreciate you showing the results of that poll that americans do understand what the president is proposing with respect to community colleges, it's smart, we need an educated public if we're going to move our committee ahead. >> when you think of all the other things that have been free according to the president turned out to cost a lot of money. >> i think it sounds very very cruel, you know, it's not politically correct to say, but there's nothing you're going to learn in the college classroom that has any real relevance to the working world but the bigger thing is if you look throughout history the appeal of a college degree to pliers was that it took

the sanders immediately began researching cancer treatment options. >> and i said, "lord just lead uswhere we need to go. and i started searching and cancer treatment center just kept popping up. and i said, "this is where we need to take him." >> announcer: after a year of traveling around to different doctors, the sanders decided that having all treatment under one roof was exactly what they were looking for. cancer treatment centers of america in tulsa arranged for terry and his parents to be there within a week. >> when i got there, i was shocked because on my appointment time everybody was in the same room waiting on me. that was a turning point. you're part of the team. you may be the patient, but you're just as integral as the next person standing there next to them. >> announcer: terry met with his team of doctors, including his oncologist dr. ritwick panicker. >> terry sanders is a young man in his 30s who was diagnosed with primary mediastinal b-cell lymphoma. it's a disease in which the lymph nodes in front of our heart enlarge and become malignant. fortunately for terry, w

and senator sanders, thank you for being here. happy monday. and everybody is asking you the same question so i'm going to join the band wagon and ask you have you decided whether you will, a., run for president, and b., whether you will run as a democrat rather than an independent. >> the answer is no -- no. i've not yet made a decision. but, joy this is where i am right now. this is what i said at the brookings place this morning. and that is the great moral and economic and political issue of our time is the grossesque level of wealth and income inequality that we are experiencing. the american people know that there is something profoundly wrong when you have the top one tenth of one person owning more wealth than the bottom 1% and 99% of all new income going to the top 1%. we have to protect the middle class of this country and take on the billionaire class and that is what i'm given thought to doing. >> and senator, i think all progressives have agreed you are vocal on that issue and that elizabeth warren has been vocal and a champion on

. >> senator sanders, i wanted to ask you, hillary clinton made delay for her presidential campaign until the summer. do you see the opportunity to influence the democratic side during primaries? what is your decision-making process now? >> as i indicated on many occasions, i'm looking forward to running for president of the united states. i think people understand that this is not a simple decision. not just for yourself and your family but for the viewers. ,i happen to believe that in these extraordinary moments we are living in, which speaks to the collapse of the american middle class and the of seen level of income and wealth inequality, which speaks to the disastrous supreme court decision on citizens united, which allows the koch brothers and a few other billionaire families to be the wealthiest -- to be the most powerful political entity in america. we are looking at a billionaire family that will have more political power than either the democratic or republican parties. that smacks to me of oligarchy. you are looking at climate change. and lest we get our act together and signif

senator sanders. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. donovan, in case you haven't been made aware we have a philosophical divide on this committee of some degree. many of my republican colleagues believe that what is best for the country in the future is basically to cut, cut, cut, cut, cut, social security, medicaid nutrition, et cetera, et cetera. others of us don't think that is what is best for working families in this country. so i want to mention something to you. my staff did some research, and what we found is that it turns out that major profitable corporation after major profitable corporation, not only paid zero in a given year in federal taxes but in fact got rebates from the irs. just some examples. from 2008 to 2013, general electric made nearly $34 billion in profits in the u.s., and what was its tax break? what was its tax burden? zero. in fact it received a tax refund of nearly $3 billion. verizon from that same period of time made up of $42 billion in u.s., it received tax refunds of $732 million. they didn't pay any t

suspect, randolph sanders is a co-worker of jones. >>> your time 5:20. and a lot of folks still talking about the ends of last night's superbowl. you'll hear from the losing coach about the controversial play that cost his team the game. >> also, it is a superbowl competition, off the field we'll show you some of the superbowl commercial winners and losers, that are already going viral. which is your favorite? hit us up on twitter and facebook. we'll be right back. ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! >> economic g in -- checking in with traffic and weather together. >> this has brought true variety pack true mixed bag of different kind of precipitation t has all been temperature dependent. see how the bulk of the snow beginning to lift north. now, here's the thing. i still want you to expect that it could be slick out there. even if you are seeing it turn over to rain, expect that you might still have a cold enough grounds, that it does, you know produce maybe some freezing on contac

keach: archaeologist william sanders has been leading excavations in the copan valley since 1980.e decided to do a series of large-scale excavations out in the countryside to get an idea what the farming population was like. what kind of houses did they live in ? what was their lifestyle like ? probably 80% of the population of copan was in that social category. keach: unlike ceren, the ancient houses of copan had been exposed to centuries of erosion. very few artifacts remained intact or in their original location. still the team finds significant clues. in one structure the team discovers a razed platform of stone, the remnants of a sleeping bench. in another, they find evidence for a kitchen -- shattered obsidian blades that once were knives and broken pieces of pottery that were once used for cooking. the layout of ancient maya houses is quite different from our own. the maya constructed separate buildings for sleeping, cooking and storing food. they organized these buildings around patios. after two seasons of work up here, what can we say ? we have almost fully excavated a c

. >>> 36-year-old ran dove sanders waived his preliminary hearing. he confessed to killing kim jones back on january 1. surveil ascertains video shows him following her and shooting her. investigators say jones was going to turn in sanders for allegedly stealing $40,000 from the child advocacy agency where they both worked. >>> officials are looking to help residents of an apartment complex that has not had any heat in weeks. tenants say management are not taking action and looking for a warm place to say. county leads say they will step in to make sure it happens. they have cited the apartments complex for violations in the past. >>> a building encased in ice will have to be torn down. city srps ordered it's dangerous and ordered the demolition. water from fire hoses froze during the fire fight at the locust medical center on monday morning. the process is underway to find contractors to perform the demolition. >> south philadelphia got a taste of hollywood as they filmed scenes at a popular restaurant. crowds gathered at 1th and -- 13th and dickens

sanders was waived by the bucks.rs tribute website, sanders says he has received treatment for mental illness. >> i know i disappeared for a while. people were wondering where i was. i went into rogers memorial hospital, it's a hospital for mood disorders. they taught me about what's important and where i wanted to devote my time and injury. >> let's bring in terence moore. welcome to you, terence. first of all, when you saw that video, what was your reaction? >> well first of all, this guy's leave 2g$21 million on the table. i'm going to tell you a dirty little secret that's been the case for years, and this is something that the average sports fan does not realize. that is that just because these guys are magnificent players on the field, court, ice, that doesn't mean they've got it together mentally. and many cases, they don't, as we see with larry sanders. to give you a couple of other recent examples stephon marbury admitted he contemplated suicide many times. he was on the internet eating vaseline and crying fo

senator sanders. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr.van, in case you haven't been made aware we have a philosophical divide on this committee to some degree. many of my republican colleagues believe that what is best for the country in the future is base toy to cut, cut cut social security, medicare, nutrition. et cetera. others of us don't believe that's best for working families in this country. my staff did some research and we found that as it turns out, major profitable corporation after major profitable corporation, not only paid zero in a given year in federal taxes, but in fact got rebates from the irs. just some examples. from 2008 through 2013, general electric made nearly $34 billion in profits in the u.s. what was its tax burden? zero. in fact, it seefrdreceived a tax refund of nearly $3 billion. verizon in that same period of time made over $42 billion in the u.s. it received tax refunds of $732 million. in other words, they didn't pay any taxes. they actually got rerebates. now i think the president's budget begins to addr

archaeologist bill sanders. sanders: the writing system i doubt was understood by more than 10% or 20% of the population. the rest of the population i am sure understood the meaning of the icons -- the carvings of gods the representations of the kings and the symbols that they carried on their dress headdress and so on. when they came here for the great public ceremonies, they would see these things and understand what they meant. keach: but for today's archaeologists the meaning of these symbols is more elusive. at copan, artist barbara fash directs the reconstruction of a building commemorated after the death of king 18 rabbit. the workers are guided by an ancient pattern on a surviving wall. how do scholars interpret patterns like this which don't contain specific information like dates or words ? if you look at the side of the building that was still in place, and you see the regular course of rock going horizontal. and then there are these pieces going diagonally and weaving in with each other and they form

sources say sanders confessed his motive to police.e thought he was about to be fired because jones found out he was allegedly misappropriateing funds at turning point. >> she was no nonsense. >> jones neighbor derek rogers says he had known jones for 50 years she played by the book hadn't known enemies. this community is relieved to see the an accusing of killing their neighbor and friend is under arrest. >> we're all elated and to find out that he's been caught. she was a beautiful person. you know,. >> tonight turning points for children released a statement regarding her murder an employee sanderssanders alleged involvement saying "through this entire investigation we work closely with the philadelphia police department and are relieved that they have found her killer but devastated by the discovery. turning points for children is working tond why this tragedy occurred and fully cooperating with authorities. additionally we will begin conducting our own internal investigation ". >> reporter: and police are still searching for evide

randolph sanders is locked up tonight charged with murder.he worked with a nonprofit organization in center city. kim jones also worked there. she kiss discovered that sanders stole about $40,000 from the organization. surveillance cameras captured that crime. they believe that she was going to turn her coworker in that morning and he was not going to let that happen. >> it is one of the most egregious things i have seen. >> the surveillance video says it helped link them to the suspect. rob mccord will plead guilty to federal extortion charges. he had two charges of extortion charged against him. they should not risk making an enemy of his office. it happened in his failed primary race for governor. governor tom wolfe will not nate a new treasurer. >>> now to the atlantic city casey know crisis more trouble for the bankrupt rebel casino. a utility plant is threatening to cut off it's power. they say if rebel can't pay test bill by 5:00 p.m. thursday they will turn off the electricity, heat and water. rebel says that would violate a court ord