especially given what cindy sheehan is doing right now, in texas. [applause] it's one of those things where you say never let anybody tell you that one person can't make a difference. i mean if they're willing to , actually get out and put themselves on the line. and i mean, the connection with cindy sheehan has to do with pat tillman's parents. people know the story of pat tillman, i'm going to assume they do. he turned down millions of dollars in the nfl, he joined the army rangers, we got the big nationally-he was killed in afghanistan. there was a nationally-televised funeral that john mccain and other quote-unquote political luminaries spoke at. bush even spoke on the jumbotron in the arizona stadium. to address the fans as everybody cheered and a flu -- flew the blue angels, u.s.a., u.s.a. and the only problem is that that it was a disgusting lie. because pat tillman died at the hands of his own troops and how that occurred is something that's still unknown. because they burned all the evidence at the time, claiming it was a biohazard, which i

and this has come up in the situation like sheehan where there's a dispute about whether it's reasonable for -- you have a mentally disturbed person and let's say the person has a hossage in a house so there's an innocent person there and mentally disturbed person is acting in a way that seems to present a serious threat to the innocent person in the house. there's dispute about whether it's reasonable for the police to enter as opposed to waiting for a psychological expert or they only have negotiations for a short period of time before they entire and it's argued that wasn't reasonable, that's not good police practice. they should have waited a longer period of time and you end up imposing liability and then once they good, then they're in a life-threatening situation and they use force. you end up imposing liability for what is arguably a violation of best police practices, or something that is recommended by experts in this situation. that's what is anomalous about the rule you have suggested. >> i wouldn't agree that it's anomalous but also think at least in this case, unlike in she

reporting live tonight in milford, pike county, brian sheehan.ack to you. >> brian, thank you. >>> new jersey is facing a huge budget gap that's according to budget forecasts who say the revenues and the fiscal years of 2017 and 2018 every estimated to be more than $430 million less than governor chris christie forecast. the administration is expected to set up an assembly budget committee later today. >>> good news for philadelphia's new museum of the american revolution. it says it exceeded $150 million fundraising goal. a gift from the comcast foundation put them over the top. the museum opens on april 19t april 19th. the anniversary of the opening battles of the revolutionary w war. >>> some government leaders and volunteers in camden used this gorgeous day to clean up their city. fresco user nicole johnson sent us this video of volunteers taking part in the eighth annual camden clean campaign. today was the kick off of its this year's events just the first of 12 more scheduled clean up events throughout the spring and summer. ♪ >>> there cab

fox's brian sheehan live at the pike county courthouse in milford.is from the beginning. brian? >> reporter: good afternoon iain and lucy. guilty on all 12 counts. that's what the jury of eight women and four men decided after more than four hours of deliberation inside the room of the pike county courthouse behind me. now frein is convicted of killing corporal brian dixon and severely injuring trooper alex douglas at the brooming grove barracks before the verdict was read frein parents as well as corporal dixon's family along with many others who have followed this case from the beginning filed into the courtroom shortly before 5:00 this evening and then the jury entered the courtroom and the foreman went through count by count guilty in all 12. again, eric frein found guilty on all 12 charges this afterno afternoon. that includes murder and attempted murder so what what's next? sentencing in this trial begins tomorrow afternoon. expected to last several days and again frein is facing the possibility of the death penal penalty. reporting live tonigh

brian sheehan is live in milford tonight where frein was in court today. brian?> reporter: iain and dawn, emotional afternoon of testimony here in the courtroom in pike county. nicole palmer the dispatcher at the blooming grove barrack the night of the shooting taking the witness stand. now she describe the moment that she heard corporal brian dixon get shot and the chaos uncertainty that immediately followed. at one point breaking down saying corporal dixon repeatedly mouthed the words help me as he lie on the sidewalk outside the barracks. opening statements beginning this morning. the prosecution spent one hour and 35 minutes giving their op opening statements. now, they showed the jury still images of surveillance video the night of the shooting. you can actually see trooper alex douglas crawling on the floor after he was shot. douglas was in the courtroom this morning along with corporal dixon's wife and many supporters wearing blue ribbons now at one point mrs. dixon ran out of the courtroom in tears as the judge read allowed the charges that frein was faci

sheehan, we hope for survival, we hope for your assistance.id some digging into this and i spoke about the author to the head of the school when i was there. not really the best relationship there. if you go to george r. r. website he is not responded to the letter yet. if you look at his bio he wrote it himself, but each part of his life. when you get to high school the percent of his high school years. my four years at marist high school were not the happiest of my life. so, i don't know if is looking very good. especially because he is the guy that gets you to love a character so much a man kills every single person in the world. literally never seen anything coming, they haven't heard anything back from him. the letter itself is but gaining interest. maybe he will have a change of heart and throw little at them. if they can't raise the money the doors will be shut. $75000 has been raised since we heard the story. they are at about $85000. >> i'm sure that was the first letter is ever gotten requesting money. >> judging from how he has prod

hand carrying that news stream that nuclear arms trading was far more important than the kurdish sheehan. and i do think it is important not just run middle age white males but a more diverse representation to bring a different viewpoint but coming back to the free-for-all buffet of junk food treat the media away you retrieve your diet with portion control and help each raises. read the things that you disagree with. talk radio is a great institution but not $3 a day. like video ball paper watch the news in detention one the best takes me about the modern era is my dad was a dictator about the news tenth grade education but very well informed when the news would come on he would point at the screen for you cannot talk the news is on because for those 30 minutes he concentrated and absorbed everything that came through there. we watched nbc and abc. people think walking past a monitor in an airport is i watched the news. no. my dad used to watch the news. so finally e.d. internet. i have turned on the internet. a joyful practitioner of social media. i was an early adopter of facebook the

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reporting in milford, pike county, before i sheehan, iain and lucy, back to you. >> thank you brian veryk at the ben franklin parkway. if you take a look down towards the art museum on the right side of your screen, you can see really big stage set up. that is for the upcoming nfl draft. >> crews have already started getting things in place for the big event and that is lead as you can imagine to big traffic headaches for people trying to get around the art museum and on the steps and all that with even more closures coming to night at midnight. brad sattin s live along the parkway. did you find a place to park? >> it's not easy. it's not easy get around here at all. take look. we're by eakins oval. you can see traffic is all backed up. they actually started this work about eight days ago a week from yesterday. all to get ready for this huge stage you saw a shot eight minute ago here it is from the ground here. it is well underway. but as a result of them preparing this, they did have to take out couple lines by the art museum as well a portion of spring garden street. as you can see, or