a jury handed down the verdict against us security associates of georgia yesterday. finding they will neglect in the death of tanya wilson and latanya brown. surveillance video from the former nabisco plant showed a guard running away from the scene of the shooting at the plant. >> security associate guards of the largest facilities in philadelphia. >> this sends them clear message that their guards can't simply run away in the event after crisis. they have to call management. they have to get on the pa system. they have to get on the walky-talky radios, and announce that there is a person in the building with a gun. >> us security associates issued a statement reading in part: us security associates believes that its personnel on duty on the night of the shooting made reasonable decisions and acted with courage in the face after direct threat to their own lives. we are disappointed today's verdict and intend to appeal. >> as we continue this morning, meet the newest host of the daily show. he may not and household name just yet but john steward's replacement is alre

security associates of georgia. finding them negligent in the against of items of tanya wilson land tonya brown. surveillance video shows a guard running away from the scene of a shooting at that plant. >> us security associates guards many of the largest facilities in philadelphia. this sends a clear message that the guards can't simply run away in the event of a crisis. they have to call management. they have to get on the pa system. they have to get on the walkie talkie radios and announce that there's a person in the building with a gun. >> u.s. security associates issued a statement reading in part "us security associates believes that it's personnel on duty on the night of the north philadelphia shooting made reasonable decisions and acted with courage in the face of a direct threat to their own lives. we are disappointed in todays' verdict and intend to appeal. ". >>> investigators tonight are trying to figure out why a small plane went down in chester county killing two people. the plane crashed yesterday in

. >> us security associates guards many of the largest facilities in philadelphia. this sends them a clear message that their guards can't simply run away in the event after crisis. they have to call management, they have to get on the pa system, they have to get on the walky-talky radios, and announce that there is a person in the building with a gun. >> us security associates issued a statement reading in part: us security associates believes that its personnel on duty on the night of the shooting made reasonable decisions and acted with courage in the face after direct threat to their own lives. we are disappoint in the today's verdict and intend to appeal. >> the owner after darby borough auto shop is out on bail this morning. he's among 11 people charged in a elaborate insurance fraud scheme. frank wilson owner of transformers collision specialists is accused of defrauding insurance companies of $85,000 with the help of ten co-conspirators. part of this alleged scheme involved causing damage to cars to inflate claims. wilson is also accused of offering kickback

i appreciate the subcommittee's willingness to take a hard look at the security vulnerabilities associated with how the transportation security administration is administering the pre-check program. as a frequent flier, i've long believed that tsa should have a trusted traveler program where individuals are identified as low-risk travelers and are provided by expedited airport screening. when tsa was established in 2001, congress granted 's the stay authority to establish a trusted traveler program. however, as many of you may

security a associate failed to protect their loved ones and that one of the guard ran away and hid in neither of them warned employees or kraft management but they did call 911. >>> u.s. security associate is vowing a appeal of the punitive damage is a ward saying the guard made reasonable decisions and acted with courage in the face of a direct threat to their own lives. >>> well the investigation continues tonight into that deadly shooting outside of the national security agency headquarters. two men dressed a as women tried to crash through the front gate this morning but they were stopped by armed a nsa officers. "action news" reporter sharrie williams has been following the bizarre incident and is live from the satellite center with the very latest tonight, sharrie. >> reporter: these men were in a stolen suv and apparently driving erratically right at these nsa officers and that is when the guard opened fire. terrorism is not the leading theory tonight a wild night, gone wrong, is. dramatic scene on the ground of the national security agency, and it all played out in broad dayli

security associations believes that its personnel on due tut made reasonable decisions and acted with courage in the face of a direct threat to their own lives. the company plans to appeal the verdict. >>> and the names of the two men killeded in a small plane crash on sunday in chester county are still a mystery. the faa and the national transportation safety board are looking into the cause of the crash. the piper pa went down just minutes afterward. >>> skies are clear right now and we're getting a cold start this morning. temperatures have dropped into the 30s and 40s. and they are still falling at this hour. the a wide view from center city. 44 degrees here at nbc 10. temperatures are in the 40s, but much of the area is in the 30s. yesterday we broke out with sunshine. the same thing, temperatures are falling at 4:20 in the morning. and waiting for the next round of cloud cover, just off to the northwest. this is producing rain and snow. and it is moving our way. but the first showers could be here later this morning. at 11:00, rainfall with temperatures in the upper 30s. but as

security associates of georgia, a finding them negligent of the deaths of tanya wilson and le tanya brown. surveillance video from that incident showed a guard running from the scene of the shooting at that plant. >>> we will be right back. ready to get rid of that old mower and move up to a honda well, you couldn't have picked a better time choose from ten different models with features you just won't find on any other mower whether you decide on the rock solid hrr series or the amazing hrx series you owe it to yourself to check out these incredible mowers and see what sets honda aparfrom all others visit the website you see here for specials going on right now and find the honda power equipment dealer nearest you honda lawnmowers very smart >>> reports say eagles will sign former dallas star miles austin, to a one year contract worth 2.3 million-dollar and another 700k in incentives. he has struggled with injuries and at 30, he will be 31 in june, he is a big body complimentary receiver at best n09/2010 austin topped 1,000-yard with the cowboys. he suffered a kidney injury last season i

security associates believes that its percent until on duty made reasonable decisions and acted with courage in the face of a direct threat to their own lives. >>> the company is going to appeal that decision. >>> and the philadelphia city council members will gather again in two weeks to talk about a food safety bill to help prevent explosions like the one we saw last year. they heard testimony about the bill yesterday requiring the fire department to inspect propane tanks and city food trucks, but the bill can't move forward any time soon and the state law allows the state to look into the propane tanks. >>> the rage the wage rally will take place today at rutgers campus. it will raise the minimum wage of workers to $15 an hour. this will call for a massive student worker strike in philadelphia on april 15th. >>> and 5:07. skies are clear. it is dry. and chilly outside. you have to bundle up this morning with temperatures climbing ahead of rain. we're tracking rain for later this morning and this afternoon. and then a warm up later this week. you have to wait a few days before it g

security associates believes that its personnel on duty made reasonable decisions and acted with courage in the face of a direct threat to their own lives. the company said it plans to appeal. >>> another morning where you will need a warm jacket. it's cold outside. a chilly morning for most. a dry morning as well. but that changes. tracking rain. the first rain drops could be falling by late this morning. and then a warm up on the way for later this week. but right now most of the area is cold. look at this 30 degrees in mount pocano. 39 in trenton. dover is at 45 degrees. this is the view from the frenchman nor this morning. yesterday at this time we had snow falling in the mountains. there's snow on the way for the pocano mountains. while it's rain for philadelphia, it's moving past ohio cleveland and wet weather is in western pennsylvania. and it's on track for us for late this morning. 11:00 this morning, it won't be a lot of rain but scattered light shower in philadelphia. well, that snow is moving into the pocano mountains and should stay to the north of allentown at noontime. ste

securities associates acted negligently.awsuit claimed that when a third employee armed with a gun entered the plant the garter doctors not act to protect those inside the plant. >>> so this guy right here, arrested for attacking an 81-year-old woman. no robbery involved in sussex county delaware. police say 35-year-old jerome roach of seaford punched the woman in the face near a home on the 9,000 block of stark road then he judd ran off. she's in the hospital but expected to be okay. police say roach also attacked another person earlier yesterday in a wal*mart parking lot. >>> republican leaders in indiana say they're working oh an adopt agnew measure clarifying that state's controversial knew religious freedom law is not discriminatory. >> but as the damage already done. >> fox news correspondent garrett tenney has the story. >> reporter: it's called the religious freedom restoration act a new bill in indiana that opponents say is aimed at legalizing discrimination against gays and lesbians passage of the law brought natio

context of the hay stakes talks between the five permanent members of the security council, germany and iran. jim walsh, research associate security studies, and al jazeera america contributor. help us understand why this is a key part of the negotiations. >> well, it's good to keep focus on the end objective, and that is, in this case, to make sure that iran didn't have a big pile of enridged environment. so it could grab the big pile. enrich it from 3-5% up to 80-90%, and have enough for a nuclear weapon. the objective is not to leave a lot laying around. one way to deal with it is to ship it off. there are other ways to deal with it. >> is shipping it out of the country bringing a third party into the agreement in a way that doing? >> yes, i think that's right. they have done that before. they shipped material to russia before, and the russians were the country or the group that helped build the nuclear power plant. the reactor, and kept them on the ground. it's good to have a lot of players here, engaging the iranians in the nuclear programme, having eyes and ears on the ground. it's all helpful. >> help us understand

context of the hay stakes talks between the five permanent members of the security council, germany and iran. jim walsh, research associate security studies, and al jazeera america contributor. help us understand why this is a key part of the negotiations. >> well, it's good to keep focus on the end objective, and that is, in this case, to make sure that iran didn't have a big pile of enridged environment. so it could grab the big pile. enrich it from 3-5% up to 80-90%, and have enough for a nuclear weapon. the objective is not to leave a lot laying around. one way to deal with it is to ship it off. there are other ways to deal with it. >> is shipping it out of the country bringing a third party into the agreement in a way that doing? >> yes, i think that's right. they have done that before. they shipped material to russia before, and the russians were the country or the group that helped build the nuclear power plant. the reactor, and kept them on the ground. it's good to have a lot of players here, engaging the iranians in the nuclear programme, having eyes and ears on the ground. it's all helpful. >> help us understand

and scratch your head, we'll give you context to make up your mind with jim walsh, a research associate, security studies programme, and barbara slaven a senior fellow at the south asian center. jim walsh, let me start with you, we hear about breakout capacity as binyamin netanyahu calls it a vast nuclear programme. are these testable propositions can we know today, in march 2015 whether iran is pretty close to having nuclear weapons capability or not? >> i think you can. there's maths here if you do it you can figure it out. basically rain has to produce enough enriched material at 80-90% to make a bomb. they'd need so many centrifuges for so many hours a day and it is correct to say if iran does not allow an accumulation of the 5% material, they can't make a bomb. there's a lot of countries that have 3-5% enriched you uranium, but they can't make a bomb out of it. other countries like japan have enrichment or reprocessing that could in theory be used for a bomb. that's why we have the international atopic energy agency where inspectors go in and iran unprecedentedly go in daily and confirm that

security secrets. according to associated press. alaska gop representative sugtded furg a hearing yesterday in washington d.c. that wolves could solve an area's homeless problem. he said i'd introduce them in your district. you wouldn't have a homeless problem anymore. it was in response to those fighting to protect the guy wolf population. >> a. . he is tick kicking all 422 miles of it. so far the walk seems to be going well. he tweetd out this picture yesterday writing a bus offered me a ride. had to decline. gret philadelphia. i keep on walking. >> hawaii senator brian shats is tired of all the snow. he tweeted yesterday asking can someone on n hawaii tweet a picture of the weather because this is d.c. right now. well ask and you shall receive. several of his followers sent him some beautiful pictures from hawaii where there's absolutely not a flake in sight. and that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >> and as we mentioned this weekend tens of thousands of people including president obama, former president george bush a

i appreciate the subcommittee's willingness to take a hard look at the security vulnerabilities associated with how the transportation security administration is administering the pre-check program. as a frequent flier, i've long believed that tsa should have a trusted traveler program where individuals are identified as low-risk travelers and are provided by expedited airport screening. when tsa was established in 2001, congress granted 's the stay authority to establish a trusted traveler program. however, as many of you may recall, it took years for tsa to get over its initial reluctance about modifying its screening operations for vetted trusted travelers. former tsa administrator john pistol deserves great credit for recognizing the potential for a trusted traveler program and integrating the pre-check program into tsa's risk based airport screening operations. it just makes good sense to provide expedited screening who-to-passengers who have submitted biographical information and fingerprints to those who have been vetted. today there are one million known low-risk travelers in the p

i'm the associate general counsel at the department of homeland security. i'm the associate general counsel for national protection programs directochltd rate. andy is my client. so, we're having some attorney/client discussion here this morning. . it's privileged. >> it's privileged so please don't tell anybody about the conversation we're about to have. originally i reached out to holly and harvey and jim and talked about the idea of doing a briefing on some of the new legislation and the new legislative proposals the new executive order we knew was about to come. they said great let's do that. the more i thought about it the more i thought, well, this is a great way to put an audience to sleep. is to have a lawyer talking about the mechanics of new legislation. so, andy agreed to come with me. we get to do a tag team. i'm the play-by-play commentator and he gets to do the color commentary. he gets to tell you what all these laws mean new authorities mean and daily operations. >> absolutely. >> so, i was trying to think of a good comparison. you look like

security environment. it was just across the street from the embassy wlsh this is not something someone associates with high security. >> you don't want to go into security details on something like this but would you have people with you from the embassy? do you have security personnel with you, close protection? >> what would normally happen in a country like this and in fact happened was you were asigned a security person from the korean government, and basically that person would kind of make sure that you know you could get to your seat and that strange people didn't come up to you. i don't know the details of what happened morning, but normally you would have someone. in addition i think whenever the ambassador would go somewhere, there would be a discussion between the embassy and then organizers to see what kinds of security arrangements they have, and normally the koreans are pretty well buttoned up and was suggested this morning, there were quite a few police outside. normally within the event itself there would be some security people but in this case, it seemed to be rather remarkable that a mem

security and other missteps. this will not stand. just when we think we have assessed the problems associated with september's white house incident and developed a plan to close existing gaps in security moving forward, news broke that two agents drove around a security barricade at the home where the president lives during an active bomb investigation drunk. you have personally committed to me and others and leveraging your lifetime of service to this organization to restore the service to its once stored -- storied reputation. i want to take you up at your word. give you every chance to achieve that goal. incidents like these demonstrate just how far you have got to go. and how short of a time you have got to do it. we will find the adequate funding for your agency. it will be on a short string and we expect results. your fiscal year budget request includes $1.9 billion dollars. which constitutes a 273 million dollar increase. in addition to the presidential protective service, the supports the services network of 42 domestic field offices, 60 resident offices and president agent offices and 24 offices abroad. notably, this request

. >>> jim walsh, research associate at mit security studies program joining us tonight from massachusetts. thanks for joining us. based on the latest developments, is the stage being set for a ground development? >> i don't think so. i hope not because i i don't think that will help very much. some of the signals that we saw today is this air campaign, which i don't think will accomplish very much. it might wrap up which begs the question why are you doing it. that won't fundamentally change the military equation on the ground. now can the gcc gulf corporation council in saudi arabia jet up from sirte into yemen. i doubt it. they have not fought a war for a long, long time. er it's not as if there is a ready-made force. even if they were going to do that, which i think would an bad idea, even if they do that, that's going to take some time. >> you make a good point about egypt, this possibility of sending in ground troops. and based on the history you say it's a valid point. do you think its just a threat from egypt or is there sincerity? >> i'm not buying it. you're right to put your fin

associated with terrorists. at twitter headquarters security personnel were on alert, likely in response to sunday's threats against twitter co-founder jack dorsey. . >> i don't think it raises the alarm to the level of what terror threat but i think twitter has to look at their physical security. >> he's talking about attacks on the offices of charlie hebdo, carried out by so called lone-wolf agitators. a twitter spokesman says our security team is investigating the threats with relevant law enforcement officials the fbi says they're looking into it. part of the response will depend on the authenticity of the threat. >> we don't know who made this threat. one of the problems with the internet is that you never know where everything comes from. this seems legitimate it was posted to a site that anyone could have posted to. >> according to a translation of the weekend's threatening post isis is threatening the company because it's been shutting down the terrorist organizations accounts including at kt for jihadi john the man claiming to quote, murdering isis hostages. >> twitter decide that had hate speech and certa

associated with terrorists. at twitter headquarters security personnel were on alert, likely in response to sunday's threats against-founder jack dorsey. . >> i don't think it raises the alarm to the level of what terror threat but i think twitter has to look at their physical security. >> he's talking about attacks on the offices of charlie hebdo, carried out by so called lone-wolf agitators. a twitter spokesman says our security team is investigating the threats with relevant law enforcement officials the fbi says they're looking into it. part of the response will depend on the authenticity of the threat. >> we don't know who made this threat. one of the problems with the internet is that you never know where everything comes from. this seems legitimate it was posted to a site that anyone could have posted to. >> according to a translation of the weekend's threatening post isis is threateni

safe and secure is another and the associated press reports clbt clinton's e-mail account can be tracedprivate server in her home and now some are asking whether clinton risked exposing state secrets when she decided against using a government e-mail account. dana wohlman, thanks for joining me. i think a lot of us assume that personal is always less safe than a private or government account. is that always the case? >> not necessarily. she may have -- hillary clinton may have had some security benefits in choosing her own server but there are drawbacks to having a homemade e-mail server like she had. had she gone with an e-mail server that was government owned it would have been located in a facility protected and guarded not just against physical intruders but also fires, floods any kind of outages there would have been off-site backup for the data. there would have definitely been some benefits had she gone with the federal server. >> really great point. how risky was it for her to just go with this personal e-mail account? >> definitely some risks involved. i mean, obviously she is

. >> reporter: he quit and complained to the securities and exchange commission claiming intuit -- by validating e-mails and associating phone number to each county. >> when i pitched those ideas i was always told that we didn't want to impact the user experience. >> reporter: intuit says such claims are unfounded and used appropriate security measures for the threat level at the time. and it instituting new procedures to ensure filers are who they say they are. with the months to go what can online filers do to protect themselves? >> file as early as possible the sooner the better. and if you're using these tax preparation services online make sure that you're using a unique password. >> reporter: ethan doesn't know who has his refund. >> i'm going to be dealing with this at the very least for six more months. >> reporter: wondering just who has his money and information. anne thompson nbc news new york. >>> when we come back royalty meets nobility as kate middleton meets the cast of one of her favorite shows. hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you

. >> homeland security officials discuss cyber security and the law hosted by the american bar association. they outline the goals of the national cyber security and communication integration center. this is 50 minutes. >> good morning. i promised i would be back and i am from a different podium. this is a new format. we are trying to throw c-span off. you got it. okay. thank you for braving the cold. did everyone get a copy of the book outside? the blue law review article? that is your reward for coming this morning. please be sure and get one show your friends and neighbors, put it on your coffee table. it marks you as special. allow me to let you peek behind the aba bureaucratic curtain. and i say that with our fondness. the standing committee is reviewed every year. they look at the topics such as programs publications outreach my things the committee has done in the legal community. holly puts our reports together and every year we received top reviews. in preparation for this year's review we were looking at our previous year and what we have done. we noted something very interesting

. >> secret drone tests are reportedly underway in some of the most secure airspaces in the country. the associatedss said that the secret service is flying over the white house in the early morning hours. the goal is to test defenses to see if the agents can interfere with the drones. earlier this year, they accidentally crashed a drone on the white house lawn, and as tom achermann explains, there are worries that devices might invade people's privacy. >> after spending almost $3 billion to develop the project, the u.s. military has launched the first of two lighter than air vessels called arrow stats. it has been hovering 300 meters above an army base north of washington d.c. it's mission to identify large metal objects like planes and missiles over a 500-kilometer range in the heavily populated northeastern u.s. and the system is designed to foil a short range enemy strike. >> the threat is real, our adverse airs to launch low altitude over the horizon attacks difficult to attack. >> the army sees the air ships tied to mooring stations, as superior to air based attacks. >> it's over the horizon

mall was present at was that that's one group, their camera and security issues are the same west field has many of the retailers that associate themselves in the same conversation with powell street and union square and if the commission decides this is a better fit and certainly bumping out the tender er loin west to van ness maybe you give up a little a little something on the south to make it fit and it would flow better for the policing they would still get those beat officers and they would then have more of the entire retail community. >> i don't know if i disagree with the ultimate solution but given this is such a big football and heard a lot from tenderloin and southern about it i'm a little concerned that potential plan you know maybe wasn't put out to the central folks so that they might have turned out in force to speak out against it as well. >> the other big issue the reasons nobody wants this place is because they think it eats a lot of resources so the question is is there any discussion about the businesses taking more responsibility for the cost of the policing? >> well, again, short of in annexing the west

security and other missteps. this will not stand. just when we think we have assessed the problems associated with september's white house incident and developed a plan to close existing gaps in security moving forward, news broke that two agents drove around a security barricade at the home where the president lives during inactive bomb investigation. -- an active bomb investigation drunk. you personally committed to me and others and leveraging your lifetime of service to this organization to restore the service to its once stored reputation. i want to take you up at your word. give you every chance to achieve that goal. incidents like these demonstrate just how far you have got to go. and how short of a time you have got to do it. we will find the adequate funding for your agency. we expect results. your fiscal year budget request includes 1.9 l.a. and dollars -- 1.9 billion dollars. in addition to the presidential protective service the supports the services network of 42 domestic field offices, 60 resident offices and president agent offices and 24 offices abroad. notably, this request includes a significant increase to accommod

the show of force comes as an association of south american nations rejected a decision to label venezuelan a security threat. >> 32 people died when the bus they were on plunged off a ridge. workers are working to reach the survivors. tens of thousands expect to take part in nation-wide. it made the president more unpopular. >> reporter: here, a working class area the president dilma rousseff has been supported. it's places like this across brazil that the party could count on turn out from their candidates. duff tough tips chipped away at loulty. this man has installed carsteros. things have never been slow. >> i used to have six or seven cars a day, now i'm happy to make one. his half-brother had a steady paying job. he's been unemployed for six months and helps at the shop when there's work. he voted twice for his predecessor, whom he credits with making a living. he supported rusev. >> i voted for dilma, believing in her. i voted for her. now, unfortunately, she's abandoning us. >> over the past 12 years, the workers party policies brought millions out of poverty. >> that became clear in the elec

host: she is the homeland security reporter at the associated press. has previously reported on the drug war. we have her for the next 20 minutes. we are on the line for democrats in texas area --. caller: good morning. i am talking about this executive order. abraham lincoln was a republican the. he passed the emancipation proclamation by executive order and freed the slaves. obama hasn't freed anybody. he's just postponed. when something is wrong the country, if you tell a lie long enough, it's true. that is what they do, they attack obama until his term is over. host: tag has a question or you on our twitter page. can you talk about morale at the dhs? guest: it's the lowest in the government. we have known that for years. there is a r survey. it has come in rock-bottom or very close to the bottom. there is no getting around it. when you are at the airport and your interaction with tsa, we have different versions of that. they have a very difficult job. it's the same with the border patrol. they are driving two hours just into a patrol section and th

i think clearly his focus on security was deliberate to take away from associations.nk this was about identity politics. he went for communal identity for issues that are important to core identities of his constituents. he played on them. he wanted to raise the level of participation in the elections. 80% of the settlers participated in their elections. so he clearly used the arab issue you know what "the new york times" called racist rants to scare people of the empowered arab-israeli citizens who were voting. clearly on the palestinian issue he went again with an identity question on jerusalem. so i think it was really mobilizing the right. he did that. he did successfully but at very high cost because it's going to cost him in governing and in foreign policy. >> ifill: ambassador rabinovich s that true is that who the israeli voters are spending time getting inside netanyahu head but also getting inside the heads of the voters and what they actually require. >> -- this is divided between right and left secular and orthodox jew and arab russian immigrants and so fo

one of the interesting things here the associated press is reporting on this as well, there is a fail-safe built into this secure cockpit door system. where if the pilot is incapacitated another pilot can punch in a code according to the associated press on a key bad if there is no response the door automatically opens. if you if the pilot in the cockpit wants to over ride the key bad device he or she can do that. that is another wipg el in all of this which would make it less likely it was an incapacitated pilot at the controls of the plane. >> they would physically have to sflip a switch. >> you think about the passengers watching the pilot banging on the door trying to get into the cockpit. >> an awful thought. >> now we are going to take you to another fox news alert. another big story we are following. sergeant bowe bergdahl facing life in prison after being charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. chief washington correspondent james rosen is live in dc with the details. >> heather and ainsley the decision to file court-martial charges against bowe bergdahl and the young sergeant's release

security i would be okay with that. >> reporter: the story was originally reported by the associated press which says the secret service is testing drones for its own use in law enforcement and protection. the drones will fly between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m. someplace in the restricted area around d.c. over the next several weeks. >> thanks for the heads up. >>> the department of homeland security is investigating yet another scandal which unfolded a week ago. >> reporter: i'm andrea mccarren at the white house where three secret service employees are under scrutiny, two for allegedly drinking and driving and a third for allegedly trying to help cover that up. the agents have been identified as mark connolly, second in command of president obama's security detail, and field office is every george ogilvy. their government car rammed into security tape. the two had reportedly been drinking for a retirement program for outward going service spokesman ed donovan. >> i definitely want the secret service sober when they're protecting our country, put very 100% faith in the organization. >> reporter: -- but i have 100% faith in the