the 2nd autopsy for the sheridan family. i have questions.muscle relaxes and her bloodstream as shown on the toxicology report normal or not? and what does that say about how she died? to call what did the nature death, and type of board say about the death of both sheridan's? three, what do we now know about the medical examiner who performed their autopsies for the state? a full interview tomorrow on "chasing news". ♪ >> my favorite took quite a tumble caught on video. >> cinderella paul that the town of bright yellow lamborghini with prince charming, steve rutherford. >> not a lot of people get a chance. >> am i the only one that thinks sfx: toilet flush man: (yells) what are you doing in here? i'm grooming. is that my toothbrush? yes. how about a little privacy? don't live with roaches. get raid ant & roach spray. raid?? sfx: (poof as bug explodes) and take back your home. raid kills bugs dead. sc johnson, a family company. i'm really psyched subway's bringing the flavor with this new guacamole made from creamy hass avocados... people rea

in fact, he asked sheridan where general lee was and sheridan said he is over in that house waiting tosurrender to you.o you. and he invited sheridan to come along with him. he said, come on, let's go. when grant enters the parlor, lee rose and met him. the two men shook hands. there, indeed was a contrast between the two men. first of all, lee was 58 years old, grant was 42.16-ye there was a 16-year difference between each -- the two men.the and sometimes, i think too much is made about their dress. general lee put on a new uniform that day. said he expected to be general grant's prisoner, and wanted to make his best appearance.s never general grant was never a fancy dresser. he had just rode over 20 miles on virginia muddy roads. as you probably experienced today. e grant wasn't riding by himself. he had his staff with him. had an escort.he third west virginia cavalry. none of grant's staff was clean. it wasn't like the mud just l stuck to grant and no one else. they were all mud splattered. general lee had put on a new uniform and he rode only about a mile and a mile and a half to t

john and joyce sheridan's son is pushing authorities to release the full report into their deaths.rosecutors ruled the case a murder/suicide. they say the former chief executive of cooper health systems killed his wife and then himself. but the sheridan family says the investigation is flawed and they want the full report so they can prove that. mark sheridan asked the state attorney general to force the release of the report but the attorney general's office says it is not getting involved. >> now, it was really a hot dayenday on the river for athletes and for the regatta. the competition continuing tomorrow. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwarz is back. >> and that could complicate things for the athletes and travel in the area. >> yeah there may well be some airport delays, as well, during the morning. and it is on the warm and humid side for those folks on the river. and farther north and west you get, the warmer it is. it's 86 degrees in allentown. that's the warmest on our map. 85 in redding. and northeast philly 73 atlantic city international, rig

in case you forgot met sheridan and his own brothers were ruled out as suspects early on.t has not decreased the bad blood between the prosecutor's office and the family which included a shouting match between matt's brother mark at the family home. >> i wish i were in charge of this investigation. incompetent. >> the family says an insurance investigator pointed out evidence that the prosecutor's office had missed. one thing is for certain the end has not been written yet. ♪ 's. >> here in new jersey. i don't know about you. when the whether is looking nice i want to check in. just near central park. >> predicting the weather and holding smitty your report because more accurate. >> absolutely. we communicate on a human the species level. 82 degrees in new york. not too bad humidity. put away the slide. he was to tell you one thing a change in the weather coming. your dogs have changes coming. water for your dog. that's right. in storage right now. >> talk to me about the ensemble. >> trademark one-of-a-kind designer party dresses made by her brand. i get the matching bowt

i asked mark sheridan several several times that he checked his family's bank records and he said thereno withdrawals made after the last night he and knew his father was alive. >> a lot of i think has to do with attitude. the d.c. police have made an arrest in their running dna tests. meanwhile in somerset county is hard to even get anyone to return a phonecall and the perception remains that they try to shove this under the rug as a murder suicide. >> would have a sheriffs doing now? >> they will get a declaration and we have asked mark weber and matthews tried to get the f. are you involved and he said as of right now there's no indication any federal laws were broken otherwise they'd be happy to have anybody. >> let's have them on the show. >> we will talk about that and the funeral of the sevopolous family will be monday. >> our thoughts are with them. such a horrific crime and tragedy. >> just when you think they're leaving new jersey it turns out they are bringing the men. i had it to the headquarters. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you r

someone shot a man in the upper body at sheridan and norwood street.o word on the condition or the motive. >>> today we honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. a presidential proclamation designates 11:00 a.m. as a time of unified prayer and 3:00 as a national moment of remembrance. citizens are also asked to fly their flags at home at half staff. president obama will place a wreath at the tom of the unknown a little later on today at arlington national cemetery. the department of defense will host an observance at arlington's memorial amphitheater. since the civil war more than 1 million american members have lost their lives in war and many others have died in the line of duty. in our area today, many people will be lining up along different parade routes paying tribute to the men and women who have fought for our country. "nbc 10's" katy zachry is lifeve where the largest parade gets going in a few hours. katy? >> reporter: this parade dates back to 1946. right now we are along orthodox street one of the main routes o

and the first bomb was at the babylon hotel where they often hold meetings and the second hit the sheridan the war in yemen now where the saudi-led campaign against the houthis is now in the third month and residents flee coalition led air strikes and fighting on the ground and left 40 houthis and allies dead on thursday. in the latest round of bombing coalition planes targeted sanaa in the north and the southern port city of aiden. fighting in yemen forced many schools and colleges to close but for a small number of students attending lessons the challenges of learning in a war zone are immense. >> reporter: the english teacher makes his way to class and teaches in sanaa but since the war began student numbers have fallen and working conditions have become more difficult and says power cuts and lack of fuel and cuts are some of the problems facing teachers. >> the situation has worsened and teachers have difficulties and handicaps which they are working to get over them. as you can see the war has inflicted serious impacts on the way teachers are teaching. >> reporter: he is one of the st

investigators say someone shot a male in the upper body at sheridan and norris street. they're not telling us the victim's age at this time and no word yet on the condition of the victim or the motive. >>> also new from overnight, look at this photo. investigators are trying to determine the cause of this fire montgomery county. this was on norristown road in horsham. >>> firefighters contained a fire on blue mountain. it was on blue mountain drive in moore. campers didn't put out a fire and it spread. four firefighters had minor injuries. >>> new from overnight as well a firefighter actually died while trying to rescue people from fast-moving flood waters in oklahoma following a weekend of record rainfall there. "nbc 10's" rosemary connors is live in the digital operations center. rosemary, this news about that firefighter hitting that community hard in oklahoma. >> just devastating, chris. the chief says this is the first time he has lost anybody in the line of duty. the veteran firefighter who was a captain was one month shy of his 20th anniversary with the departmen

the seniors at the sheridan apartments say it's making them depressed.y have started a petition to change the color. [ non-english language ] >> emphasizes the age of the residents a little bit like a jail almost. >> everybody that's spoken to me has only spoken to me to tell me they thought the colors were unattractive. >> to be fair, before the paint job, management did ask the seniors what colors they would like. but the residents say they didn't realize the gray accent color would be so dominant. >> that's an expensive fix. >>> city of pacifica now taking action as stench from the two rotting whale carcasses has become unbearable in town. the dead whales wash ashore at mori point in april and may. driven by the wind from the pacific, the stench carries two miles into the valley in pacifica so the city brought in equipment to bury the carcasses. the normal solution is to let nature take its course but that can take months and the city has been getting a growing number of complaints about the odor. >>> we'll be right back. h atures below average, cloud

the intent of the business mpt i would point out that if aproveed the business will go into the sheridan palace hotel. the space is vacant for quite a while. this business model as well as our condition reflects a high end operation mpt i don't see the premises creating blight on the community and don't see it creating amunity program and don't see it creating a police problem. i will read the l condition mpt condition number 1, no nysnotable [inaudible] condition 2, no person under the age of 21 sell or dlerfb alcoholic fweverages. 3, no wine is sold greater than 15 percent by volume accept for dinner wines [inaudible] condition 4, wine shall notd be sold in bottles or containers smaller than 750 ml. condition 5, beer and malt beverages and wine coolers 16 ounces or less are not sold in single containers. condition 6, exterior of the premise is equipted with lighting and power [inaudible] not disturb the normal privacy and use. condition 7 and think this is important, this is the first time we use thd condition. this was a condition drafted by the alu and are the first in the state of c

the 11th annual asian american breast health event was held at the sheridan in center city today. susan g. komen philadelphia held workshops in 13 languages. for multiple generations of women in a community many also received free mammograms. >> justin joins us now with another look at weather the first part of this weekend is good. second part good but we end on bit of sour note? >> hot humid dealing with some showers some thunderstorms, but ever since memorial day boom, summertime weather, the trend temperatures again today upper 80s, even some nine the degrees in some spots, again late tomorrow, our next shot for some needed rain across the region, but pretty comfortable tonight or quiet i should say we take you outside, look at center city from our roof camera. all is quiet. just few fair weather clouds, still on the humid side, very warm temperatures still in the 70s but rain, non-existent this month. check it out. since may 1st over 3 and a half inches below average rainfall for allentown over three and quarter inches for trenton, philadelphia, over two and quarter inches be

we will go first to sheridan and columnist, ohio, a veteran. caller: thank you for taking my call. appreciate c-span. let me tell you, that debacle -- with the v.a. -- happen in phoenix, arizona. senator mccain blew his top of th about that. why wasn't a here where? he is from arizona. here's the problem. i've i'm legally blind, i have been for 10 years. host: how old are you? caller: 86. i am an old bone. host: you served in korea, i suspect? caller: yes, sir. another stupid war. read "cry korea," if you can get a copy of it. it was published in the u.k. or "first casualty in war is truth." about the v.a. -- i could have gotten a high dental policy. my wife had one, but sadly, she passed on september 13. this policy with high vision, in order to cover my eyes and dental. host: why do you have to wait? caller: you cannot sign up for another one -- don't ask me why these idiots made it that way. you cannot sign up until october 15. then, it will become effective january 1 2016. i do not know who set that up. apparently congress. the v.a. -- i do not know what is wrong there. i do no

. >> reporter: many of the apartment buildings on sheridan street share a neutral cream colored paint. but the people who live in this senior complex are anything but neutral about the color it's been painted. >> feels like it kind of emphasizes the age of the residence a little bit like a jail almost. >> reporter: at issue is the dark blue-ish gray paint that dominates the color scheme. building managers got a designer to recommend some trendy color combinations. >> they think this is modern and very urban but for seniors it's gray and drab. >> reporter: chris gaither used to manage the complex and says elderly people are affected a great deal by small changes to their environment. >> their apartment is the center of their life. and they want to be able to wake up and enjoy what they see because they're home a lot. >> reporter: but the dark colors have most people here seeing red. they say the community room feels gloomy. natural wood on the patio is turning gray. even their front doors are a dark color. they've taken up a petition and peter dunning says the feeling seems pretty unan

car bomb went off 11 minutes plart in the sherd dan hotel. 30 others were injured -- later in the sheridan hotel. 30 others were injured >>> rurins in palmyra -- ruins in palmyra have been shown to be intact. new pictures were posted online. 10 pictures shows the entrance and inside. newsagencies have not been able to authenticate the images. there's fears that the group will destroy palmyra's ruins, as with other relics. capitol hill killed 20 men in the ampitheatre on wednesday. >> the u.s.-led coalition is helping fighters in syria make progress against i.s.i.l. kurdish fighters are getting stronger to the stronghold of raqqa. the kurds are closing in with support from coalition air strikes. since the beginning of the month they have retaken 200 kurdish and syrian towns from i.s.i.l. in iraq shia brigades are making advances on i.s.i.l. positions north of baghdad. they pressed forward in the district around 40 miles north of the capital. this is separate from a push to retake anbar, announced by the iraqi government this week. shia militias joined government forces and imran khan report

. >>> in camden investigators say someone shot a man in the chest at sheridan and norris street. there's no word on the age or condition of the victim and police have not made any arrests. >>> a fire in montgomery county that started in a car quickly spread to a garage and now the cleanup is under way. a viewer sent us this picture from the scene on norristown road in horsham last night. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to determine the exact cause. >>> a camp fire in northampton sparked a wildfire on blue mountain. a group of campers did not properly put out their camp fire on saturday and it skorvecorched a couple acres. the fire has been contained but four firefighters suffered minor injuries. the flames did not damage any houses or buildings. >>> this morning many are remembering the nobel prize winner who inspired the academy award-winning movie "a beautiful mind." princeton university professor john nash and his wife alicia died in a car crash over the weekend on the new jersey turn bike. it happened in monroe township on saturday. police say they were in a taxi co

the seniors at the sheridan apartments say it's making them depressed.thered, in fact, they started a petition to have the colors changed. [ non-english language ] >> feels like it emphasizes the age of the residents a little bit like a jail almost. >> everybody that has spoken to me has only spoken to me to tell me that they thought the colors were unattractive. >> before the paint job, management asked the seniors the color they like. the residents say they didn't realize the gray would be so dominant. >>> research at ucsf may change the way women approach breast cancer screening. researchers found that not all women need extra breast cancer screenings as previously thought. previous research suggested women with dense breasts may need more checkups because it's difficult for x-rays to pass through the breast tissue. meaning a tour more could go undetected -- a tumor could go undetected. but the study says not all women with dense breasts are at risk. other factors like family history should be considered, as well. >>> federal investigators looking int

same situation at the other location the sheridan hotel although it changed its name. this is a clear message that isis may not have taken over this particular city violence still exists on a fairly regular basis. and a message that the targets that the two strikes were hotels that are very frequently stayed in by foreigners and vips. throwing into the question the iraqi security forces to keep these installations safe. when it comes to the u.s. arming the sunni tribes potentially without going through baghdad, that could cause some tensions. at the end of the day, these tribes do need weapons. they have been asking for them for over a year. the government has promised to make good on that. bearing in mind the u.s. has gone through this with the sunni tribes before back in the days when it was fighting al qaeda. the isis predecessor. the sunni tribes turned on al qaeda and allied with the u.s. and they were fighting side by side in some instances. until that promise, that idea becomes a reality, it will be very difficult to convince the sunnis and shi'a government have

the wreck is approaching sheridan but it is on the right- hand shoulder.ic." over to roberta now. >> my favorite time of the program time to check in with our weather watchers because today i want to know just how far inland that marine layer extends. so what do i do? i call on the weather watcher who have their eyes on their particular neighborhood and let's see right here 52 degrees in the north bay, that would be peggi rodgers. she is sum a rock star. peggi says it's overcast there right now withed steady barometer. so we have overcast conditions to the north. how about to the east? we go about 60 miles inland toward clayton, that would be jane, she is reporting 51 degrees and clearing there. so that's a good indication the marine layer is extending about 60 miles inland and cuts off this morning. in fact, just how gray is it outside? currently we have overcast conditions in san jose, also no reports of any airport delays there at mineta international airport. but sfo has delays of an hour on some arriving flights due to the deck of clouds. we are in th

eric sheridan is an analyst at ubs and joins us now.t john just said about their business model versus their quote rivals unquote is this punishment unfair? >> well it's not unfair. because if you take a look simply at the cut in their forward profitability guidance, and ebita. it's around 20%. and the stock is down 20% from that perspective it's relatively fair. i think if you look out beyond this year, 80% of that cut is tied to things like fx and the integration of lynda.com, the education asset they bought. those are unlikely to repeat in 2016. so the conversations we're having about investors is how much of the core business here is actually hurt or damaged going forward. we think there's some miscues from operation. but the core philosophy, the core what's going on at linkedin really isn't much changed on a going-forward basis. >> two issues that jumped out at me from the call. one was that rise programmatic advertising in europe that hurt sales. but the other was the salesforce realignment where they said they brought in all thes