as carlton solomon jr.r his hearing, he's greeted by a familiar face from his neighborhood on johns island. >> you don't like to stay home, huh? >> man, i was doing good, man, for real. >> huh? carlton solomon, we lived two doors apart. his grandmother is like everybody's aunt in the neighborhood. used to always go to her house. especially in the summertime. she used to feed everybody. nicest person in the world. he comes from an awesome family. just put your attorney name right there. >> right here? >> uh-huh. >> ms. greene, she's considered something like family to me, too. she knows all my family. she's cool with all my family. they love her. >> i remember when he was born. i remember him small, as a young boy. he wasn't a bad child. he throwing his life away. he pretty much has condemned himself. he's going to be here for a while. going to be here for quite a while. >> murder, kidnapping, burglary, all type of [ bleep ]. >> yeah, you ain't getting no bond. >> [ bleep ] no. >> solomon is accused of murde

this is solomon shortly after he was arrested by the bladensburg police department. seen here being transferred to the prince george's county jail. he's facing a slew of charges including attempted first-degree murder carjacking and first-degree assault. this saul stems from solomon allegedly shooting and robbing a 65-year-old vietnam vet in the parking lot in bladensburg last november. then a few weeks later solomon popped up in this youtube music video holding the gun police believe was used during the crime and wearing the jack fret that night. police say a news4 viewer helped lead to his arrest. >> prince george's county crime solvers received a tip from a person. that person stated that they became aware of solomon's wanted status through the news4 story that we did a couple months back. that was their basis for calling in. >> reporter: coming up on news4, this was not a surprise for solomon. he told police he knew that he was wanted but why police say they were fearing for their own lives when going in to arrest him. live in bladensburg. back to you in the stud

>> hi, thank you, brian and solomon for coming today. i just want to mention that i had applied for affordable housing or below market housing three times and by the time i reached 50 i just gave up. but i think that this is really great about how you are simplifying the initial process because i had to run around, get all my information every time like within 7 days while maintaining my employment. so by the third time around i gave up. it's really a lot of stress and what you are doing here that's really great because i have already been in that process. >> yeah, that's what i think we are noticing is that you do all this running around and unfortunately you know only a few people are actually going forward with that. so it's almost, it compass -- exacerbates the frustration and when you make them run around it makes it worse that you put in all this time. we still have to deal with the fact that ironically in some sense, the success of this application will mean that the waiting list might become even longer. that's the flip side of t

. >> solomon knew he was wanted.knew what the charges he was facing were. that was no surprise to him today when he was arrested. >> reporter: bladensburg police say his family told him that he was wanted and urged him to turn himself in but he did not. they are looking at the possibility of him being connected to other crimes in this area. tracee wilkins reporting live. >>> breaking news we told you about at the top of the hour. police just gave a very short briefing on the death of a 5-year-old boy j just outside roanoke roanoke, virginia. 5-year-old noah thomas had been missing since sunday. here's what police say about how he was found. >> his body was discovered in a septic tank during a more detailed and aggressive search. the recovery of the body is now part of our investigation and ongoing. at this time no one is in custody and the cause of death has not been determined. his body is being transported to the medical examiner's office in roanoke for autopsy. the parents continue to cooperate with authorities du

so we are here with solomon, solomon jones thanks for letting us come on your show all morning long.no problems, we are glad to have you here glad to talk about empire. i think the the mayor and carol reddick as they talk about earlier and of course state senator vincent hughes and others will be talking about a little bit later as well. i think what empire has done for philadelphia is it has created an atmosphere where we are can look at philadelphia in a a different light. we can see some things about philadelphia and some potential in philadelphia that i think could be beneficial to all of the artists here in this city who have that type of artistry to offer. >> we have a big viewing party tonight, miss tootsie's, doors open up at 7:00 people need to get there early. there will be a lot of people down there. i'm seeing your staff how you move things. you have similarities between you and luscious, can you talk bit. >> we have our interns, radio and sawed use and claudia and keithon and we have troy and some other folks, mike, we have a whole production that kind of goes around wha

. >> good afternoon, council members, mike solomon. ocd. when i came to the housing project on the housing portal, i take the lead. brian explained a lot of the ideas we have. i'm going to explain two parts. some of the details that we put in as minimum requirements and i want to hear from you like what might we miss. for example, you know, whenever i put out a solicitation for development or if we do it in-house, at minimally one of the requirements is you know this must go by sf gov guidelines and of course san francisco web master team has great guidelines as well. so at least meet all of that. as a designer i happen to know certain things about certain colors you don't use for color blindness and certain things you have to implement into websites so readers can actually use them. but i know there is really a lot more to it and i want to make sure, you know, the google team that brian mentioned, you don't get better than that as far as user interface design. they are going to be our main consultants in that regard and they already know t

>> solomon is absolutely right. before we can answer that question, we have to back up and really articulate that grieving is part of a natural occurrence. it's deeply rooted, it's very significant to recognize that all individuals grieve. as significant as this particular killing was, the grief becomes really intense. i think what's in the community perspective, there's a lot of strength in community. so community is also traumatized and community is grieving as well. simply because people from various communities have police officers, friends, family members who are colleagues. i think one of the things we have to do is allow the grieving process to happen. we have to also recognize that the five stages of grief that starts with denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance goes through the process. it's a cycle. communities have to also recognize that there are times where there are police officers who are leaving their communities and they're not come home because of barbaric and demonic behaviors such a

president madison is depicted on the 5000, and this is solomon chase. he is a very important statesman and a figure in finance. surprisingly, there is even a $100,000 bill. it is the highest denomination ever produced. it was only used for internal bank transfers. it is a gold note. it is the only note that has woodrow wilson on it. that is a snapshot of what i would call more modern notes. what we are going to talk about is this period where the united states issued large sized notes in something called fractional currency. there were 12 different types of these notes. many of these were in circulation at the same time. i want to have time to go into detail on many of these notes. let me just comment on a couple of them. let me show you right now what we mean by a large sized note. if you can see this, this was what is considered a large sized note or a horse blankets. they were issued in this size from 1861 to 1928. if you contrast that size with the current one dollar bill, you can see why they are called large sized. even more strange, perhaps, this

. >> good afternoon well, it was afternoon i congratulate you, your like solomon and in the previous guidance that was very educational you didn't really deal with any of the issues you dealt with the general public comment you have to understand that you're killing the taxi industry and your not putting enough buses on and that's the only way you're going to get less cars polk street was designed in what the 18th century or the 19th century it didn't matters it can't take the traffic most of the streets in san francisco can't take the traffic your neglecting the taxi industry and yellow cab a going bankrupt and they're cutting the amount of money to the medallion holders down to one thousand dollars that's jeopardizing the medallion sales force you benefit from and you're sitting around doing nothing the puc new chairman is talking about handing over general recreation and your doing nothing not talking to him not doing nothing maybe we don't need trait transportation at all you have to do something soon or no taxi industry. >> yes. mr. chairman. >> i have an item here just to show

one of these i've already mentioned solomon other was an attachÉ for another named harry dexter whiteand he was living -- her roommate was service and he collaborated writing memoranda that to washington and glorifying the communist then rivals in the northwest part of china. tease dispatches were then funneled into treasury secretary morgenthau and the white house. it became the basis for policy which did in fact cut off financially than military aid and later on there was a plot to murder shanghai shack and later a plot to have a coup d'État to overthrow him in general. so there's nonstop plotting in our government back to the 40s into the 1950s. by the middle of all of this came back to washington in april 1945 and as soon as he got back here, he started hanging up with a bunch of communists and procommunist but the main one to let chevy who was a communist self-admitted communist even though he was not a member of the party. immigration service started giving documents and it turned out that a lot of other people are giving jaffee documents from the government and in june 1945, th

oh, carol riddick, solomon jones has the ball there. >> how low can you talk? how low can you talk?t. >> i will take q's advice. it is going to be pack. >> it is going to be pack. >> yikes. >> screening for this show, it was out the door and aroundment corner down the block. so i can only imagine everyone knows how great it is, a lot of people but will be fun. >> i'm going now. >> okay, save me a spot, will you. >> okay, i'll take my coat, reserve me a seat. so breast milk or formula? new statistics this morning how breast milk can benefit your bank account later in life. hum, a connection there. and later, starbucks and in the hot seat. would you talk to complete stranger about ration relations? the controversy that's brewing right now. see what i did there? brewing? coffee? i've been drivin' a lincoln since... long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. ♪ lease an mkc for $349 a month plus competitive owners and lessees get $1,500 bonus cash, only at your lincoln dealer. >> take a look at this, it says i

stem from a federal investigation into the senator's ties to florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. the justice department is looking into whether or not menendez accepted bribes in exchange for lobbying u.s. officials to help the doctor with business matters. last night, a defiant menendez denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear, very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the department of justice is expected to bring criminal charges against menendez in the next few weeks. jury deliberations will resume on monday in the murder case of the so-called black madam. winslowe is charged in the death of a british dancer in 2011. she's accused of killing the woman with illegal silicone injections during a body enharassment procedure at a philadelphia airport hotel. winslowe is charged with third degree murder, manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license. her trial was postponed for two days last week after she became ill. >>> happening now in delaware police and civic leaders are hosting a discussion on reducing vi

he will meet with saudi arabia's new leader king solomon and with other gulf state foreign ministers. national security correspondent joins us live from the pentagon with more on that. >> secretary of state john kerry is on route to riyadh to reassure the saudis who are sunni and in particular the new saudi king king solomon that the nuclear deal being negotiated by the u.s. and the p 5 in geneva will be good for the region of the this is going to be a hard sell to the saudis who kerry needs as part of the anti-isis coalition in iraq. saudis are terrified that iran is playing the west and will get a nuclear bomb. this will set off a nuclear arms race among sunni nations want to go keep up with shia iran. all of this comes as the coalition in iraq appears to be fraying. multiple senior military forces sell fox the u.s. coalition was not told about the large iraqi military operation into tikrit, saddam hussein's birthday. there's a great deal here at the pentagon that the operation is being held by the iranian leader of the guards and could force the commander. here is a photo of him on

the investigation stems from his ties to florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen.the justice department is looking into whether or not menendez accepted bribes in exchange for lobbying u.s. officials to help the doctor with business matters. last night, a defiant menendez denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear. very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the department of justice is expected to bring criminal charges against menendez in the next few weeks. >>> investigators are looking into what caused this fire at a gloucester county home. this video was sent to us from a viewer. it shows heavy smoke and flames pouring from the heston road home in glassboro around 8:00 last night. it took crews about two hours to get the fire under control. officials say everyone was able to make it out safely but there is extensive damage to that home. >>> today president obama, dozens of members of congress and some surviving marchers will mark selma's 50th anniversary on what is known as bloody sunday in 1965 police beat d

solomon melgen. menendez agreed to reimburse him $48,000. >> let me be very clear, i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the fbi raided melgen's office two years ago. he got more reimbursements from medicare in 2012 than any doctor in the country. >>> today marks 50th anniversary of the bloody march from selma to montgomery. it was ordinary organized by dr. martin luther king. president obama and george bush will join survivors where dozens of civil rights activists were beaten and tear gassed by police. >> selma is now selma is about the courage of ordinary people doing exroarld extraordinary things because they believe they can change the country and shape our nation's destiny. >> people are heading to selma by the bus load to participate in the commemorative event. >>> state liquor control board made a ruling yesterday, two distributers sued the board to get a definitive answer about what constitutes a case of beer, their answer was anything over 128 ounce

another serious crash, this one on solomons island road. we know at least four cars were involved. eight people had to be taken to the hospital, three of them life lighted it, including a one-year-old. none of the injuries were life-threatening. antennae, two police officers are in critical condition after a wrong way crash in new york city. that killed another officer and a friend. all were heading home from a strip club when the car drove into oncoming traffic, hitting a tractor-trailer head on. investigators have applied for warrant to test the driver's blood alcohol level. u.s. forces are evacuating a military base along the southern coast of yemen. the move comes after al qaeda seized a neighboring city in the war-torn country. u.s. forces began launching drone strikes three years ago. american british, and french embassies in yemen's capital closed last month because of security concerns. the tunisian government has to attain 20 people in connection with wednesday's attack on its national museum. prosecutors say that each has tie with terrorists. two men opened fire inside of

. >> reporter: solomon said the arch bishop was being too one sided and did not take seriously the threats of the communists in central america. >> the last thing in the world we want to do is to see central american fall under communist domination. because if el salvador falls, guatemal will be next, columbia next, mexico next and then what. >> reporter: the u.s. support of a right wing government triggered protest on the streets of san francisco. >> we want peace for central america. >> reporter: on the fourth anniversary of the assassination of arch bishop romero. the demonstrators named the man who they thought was responsible for killing him. >> who we have running for president now in el salvador is roberto davison who has been mentioned by robert white former u.s. ambassador to el sal -- salvador as one of the leaders and probably responsible for the death of romero. >> and a few years later, a u.s. judge agreed. no court in el salvador ever tried davison for the assassination. he died in 2002. >>> a former governor travels to el salvador to help children and how that mission led hi

already caused damage to kili-bati and the solomon islands. >>> mount suriabo has spewed ash. poor visibility and access roads around the tourist sites are closed. >>> the british fantasy author terry pratchett has died. fought a much publicized campaign against alzheimer's. >> irreferent observer ever human nature. he is most famous in his disc world series. transrateed into 37 languages. with sales topping 85 million copies. he was britain's best selling author in the 1990s until surpassed with j.k. j.k. rowling. while diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's. he talked to al jazeera on the matter. >> i would like assisted dying in this country for shall we say those cases which are not yet -- which might not be considered controversialcontroversial. >> in his final moments he remained eloquent. he announced his death on twitter saying, terry followed it under the endless night then followed by two words the end. >> more news on aljazeera.com. >> >>> flash point ferguson ground zeer who is right, who is on. it's in the eye of the beholder. life. >> every single person, there w

waves of 3 to 10 feet are possible there and in the solomon islands. a key update tonight from new york city. after crews find two bodies in the collapsed building. >> the likelihood of anyone else being here is very small. kimberly: new york's fire commissioner said while crews are still searching, they do not expect to find anyone else in the debris. they say that the two bodies they found today belong to the two missing men. both were believed to be inside of a sushi restaurant when the gas line exploded. they are trying to figure out if the line was tapped illegally. crews have reportedly identified the remains of the 70 victims of the 150 people on board the germanwings flight that crashed into the french alps. and a new and terrifying ordeal in the air, a passenger jet slams into the runway, injuring several people on board. it had circled, waiting for a break in the weather before landing. to hear the passengers, the landing was a nightmare. david curley has more. david: it happened after midday snow we conditions slamming into the runway at hal

it is moving away from the solomon islands. it is expected to move close to the area in the next 24 hours and move to the southeast. that means it is expected to effect new zealand by early next week as the next tropical cyclone. a lot of things happening across the southern hemisphere. across the northern hemisphere. another tropical system. this is bobby. this is the third tropical storm. it is expected to intensify and affect guam by the weekend. across hawaii, we have blizzard warnings posted for the higher elevations of the big island. this was the picture coming out of the area. freezing fog and blowing snow will continue into thursday evening. very different story across the iberian peninsula. weather has been gorgeous. people were enjoying sun bathing. look at the video coming out of eastern spain. some people took advantage of summer-like weather in spain wednesday by spending some time on the beach. people enjoyed sunny weather with temperatures pushing past 25 degrees celsius. warm conditions like this typically don'

the cyclone wreaked havoc in other islands, including kiribati and the solomon islands. as it makes its way south across the pacific, it's thought to pass close to new zealand in the coming hours. >>> olivia zinc significant is with save the children australia. teams are on their way to vanuatu to assess the damage caused by the cyclone. >> at the moment we don't have a full account of the damage in vanuatu. we are hugely concerned for some of the more remote islands which we haven't been able to gain access to. hopefully teams are making their way there today to see what the damage is there, and really to see the scope of this - of the impact. we do expect is to be - to be huge. children and families are going to need support in the coming days and weeks ahead. >> china's most important political gathering wrapped up. thousands met in beijing to pass laws approve policies and discuss the direction and the economy. let's get more on the meeting. curtis browning is live in tiananmen square in beijing. china's premier giving his only media conference of the year. what has

development, mayor's on housing and community development, teresa, director of housing development, michael solomon. lara sallee affordable housing data portal coordinator, sf aids foundation. 92 break. the council will take a 10-minute break. agenda item no. 7. overview of aids legal referral panel. a presentation of services that alrp provides to people with hiv and aids. pensacola comment is welcome. >> agenda item no. 8. cochair elections. agenda item no. 9. report from the director of mayor's office on disability. 92 agenda item no. 10. report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. >> agenda item no. 11. public comment. items not on today's agenda but one the jurisdiction of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 12 correspondence. agenda item no. there. council member comments and announcements. no. 14. adjourn in memory of derek zarda. >> next we have public comment. is there anyone wanting to speak? yes, bill? >> i just want to make sure that everybody knows about the upcoming ada celebration. carla has done a lot of work to get this event rolling. i just w

king solomon came to power after the death of his half-brother. >> terrorists are wreaking havoc in the region. domestically and by way of cooperation with regional international partners to uproot terrorism. we're part of the world livings living its problems, facing the challenges and facing the same responsibility. >> hundreds of police officers who fought for student protesters in myanmar who were demanding greater freedoms when police forces moved in with batons. we have reports from myanmar's largest city. >> a tense stand often turns to a confrontation. for more than a week protesters have been camping in a town three hours drive north of the city. they're unhappy with the new election law which they say restricts academic freedom and bans them from forming unions. on tuesday local officials said that they would allow students to march but when the activists found out they would not be aid loud to hold banners and chant slogans along the way they became anger. they tried to breach the line, and dismantle a tent. it doesn't take long for the situation to descend into violence. hun

investigation focuses on the senator's relationship with a wealthy florida eye dorkd doctor named solomon melgen menendez did favors for melgen, and helped the doctor acquire a contract. for port services in the dominican republic. the senator has called these allegations against him a smear campaign. we'll see where it goes. >> paul beban, thank you. >>> the man who attacked canada's parliament and a seven video by michael bibeau. >> we are retaliating the mujahideen in the area, killing our innocents. you can't be safe in your own land. >> zehaf babeau then stormed the parliament building before being shot dead by the sergeant at arms. >>> a panel created after the massacre at sandy hook elementary trigger locks installed many the panel also recommended that schools get doors that lock from the inside and more funding for mental health care. the panel submitted 92 ideas all gaining support from connecticut's governor. >> it's simplistic but it speaks volumes about what we can do to prevent children for instance from killing other children. >> the sandy hook advisory commission was forme

the action was brought against the three men after solomonings complains about the flier.as to talk about our religion if someone insults religion should we accept it? is it right. human rights groups accuse the authorities of bowing to pressure. there are soil that point to this -- and the concern is that these views are allows to gain more prominent, it could deepen the religious conflict. >> since 2012, violence related particularly between buddhists and muslims has killed more than 2 million people and displaced tens of thousands more. last year, a group of monk pros posed laws which they say aims to protect race and religion. the bill which is are being debated, would among other things restrict interfaith marriage and religious conversion. back at court the lawyers of the three defendants suggested he was not surprised by the verdict. >> are you angry. >> no, not angry. disappointed. it's not like america or france, or australia p the men could appeal, but are not allowed bail. al jazeera. >> venezuela's if the say as new law allowing him to govern by decree will hel

with that i will introduce an turney from solomon architects and before that we'll bring up wilson watson which is our eastern most site here. >> good afternoon, i want to say that as far as the community builders program, we are excited to be in that program and working with lanar and brian and work on changes based on the community. we are excited about this and working on this project since 2005. we really want to get started. the community is behind us and ready to get going. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is an turney. i'm happy to present the design for you in phase 1a. before i begin i would like to recognize an important partner, dr. honey cat. the chair of cac. so the master plan for hillside builds on the concept design described in the shipyard master plan for the hillside neighborhood. which is a residential neighborhood on a very steep south facing slope, but organized around a series of parks and paths. that will be for the folks living in this neighborhood and folks living as neighbors in adjacent neighborhoods. this slide which is addresses the transi

it's already damaged other islands including kerr patty and the solomon islands. >>> massive cyberattacks victimizes many people. >> reporter: at any other company this person might be called security manager. but at google her title is security princess. and as princess, she presides over a team of 30 hackers. although her team works for google, they spend their days trying to break into google's software. >> i try to find bugs in google's products and then remove those so that people who are criminals can't take advantage of them and harm users. >> reporter: the goal is to beat a growing number of criminal hackers at their own game. even at some of the world's biggest companies, it takes just a single person and one wrong click for hackers to break in. >> for better or worse, humans are the weak link in security. >> reporter: she is also doing another kind of hacking. >> majority of the people working in information security are guys but, um, i'm hoping to change that. >> reporter: in silicon valley, women make up 11% of the executives. and 23% of the entire tech workforce. >> what coul

>> my name is solomon north and i'm a free man. >> you are no free man.u're nothing but a georgia runaway. >> ♪ went down to the river jordan ♪ >> a servant that don't obey his lord shall be beaten with many straps. that scripture. >> my property. >> you say that with pride. >> i say it as fact. >> come here! >> by family and the home, now you tell me that is lost. >> if you want to survive, do and say as little as possible. >> i want to live. >> the astounding story of solomon northrup in "12 years a slave." eric foner, new york state, you focus on new york city, he was kidnapped in new york state. >> as i said, this was not in common particularly in the 1820's and 1830's. a little later because of the vigilance committee, because of the free black community, became more and more no realized against kidnapping -- mobilized against kidnapping. this was certainly an order -- known process to black people in new york. amy: i want you to read from "gateway to freedom" but first we're going to take a break. our guest is eric foner, renowned, prize-winning u.s

. >> took campaign cash and gifts from this florida eye doctor, solomon melgen.nt to know if the senator improperly usehis office to try to help the eye doctor get a port security deal in the dominican republic a deal potentially worth tens of millions. >> jon: all right, all right, maybe chris christie' thick isn't illegal, but campaign cash and gifts for you, port deal for you? you don't need to go to a corrupt florida ophthalmologist to see this is classic corruption. >> lots of senators fly lots of places for lots of reasons. they do favors for political donors all the time. >> the fact that he received contributions from dr. melgen, those two things alone are not enough. the government has to show a link-up. >> the quid pro quo that the gifts he received were the reasons he did these favors for the doctor. >> jon: what else could it be? what do you think it's a quid-pro-coincidence? which brings tonight's play. our politics are so sick, they're now shrugged off as it's a fuzzy line. what do you do? we're that chronically ill. unless the corruption jumps off

the florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. last night a defiant menendez denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear. very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the department of justice is expected to bring criminal charges against menendez in the next few weeks. >>> happening today in delaware police and civic leaders will host a discussion on reducing violence in wilmington. it's scheduled for the hanover presbyterian church this morning at 9:00. the forum will focus on new policies to promote peace in the community and better relationships between law enforcement and citizens. wilmington police chief bobby cummings will be one of the featured speakers. >>> this morning, police are searching for a murder suspect from montgomery county. stanley lang is charged with first degree murder. police consider him to be armed and dangerous. prosecutors say lang shot and kill ed killed a person. it happened on sunny brook avenue in cheltenham township. >>> a bank robbery investigatio

. >> michael solomon and re-sean bloomberg started in the music industry. but the digital age slashed the once profitable music's notice and forced them to look at new options. -- music business and forced them to look at new options. it was a case of if you cannot beat them, join them. they teamed up with a scientist who has deep roots in silicon valley. >> it's the first ever tech talent agency. we are essentially bringing the same talent representation models from hollywood and the music industry and pouring it into tech knowledge he. -- technology. >> i easily hit $10,000. i'm rather horrible. >> -- hireable. >> james started coding in the third grade. at the ripe old age of 29, he has little interest in joining a big company. management has helped him thrive in the digital age. >> it makes sense in this market. >> we discovered pretty quickly that people who are creative want to focus on the thing they are talented at and don't want to get bogged down in details. let somebody else deal with the invoicing, the contracts, the headaches. let me do what i

solomon we appreciate you coming in. will start talking to each other not standing on separate sides of the street yelling at each other. you can always hear solomon on > welcome back as we take a live look as prosessions are filing in at the palestra over at the university of pennsylvania where we have so many that are getting ready to say that final farewell to officer robert wilson the third who gave his life in the line of duty. there was a tweet that i just saw from thomas advertise well, the line from the police tradition assurance that every will be acknowledged with unparalyzed respect. the police officers deserve respect in these types of situations, but especially in these types of situations. they come together to show their love and support for their fallen officers. there is a memorial fund that has been set up in officer wilson's fame. you can get all that information on myfoxphilly.com website. let's take a look at some of the tweets that are coming in right now. we have this one from g baldwin which says

so this is the story of king solomon that a faction that says cut it. see if i care. but we have to be the ones to say no prepare you cannot do that. >> you are a liberal but one of the things you talk about in the book that is seen to date back to your experience in 1954 where you bring in mississippi part of freedom some more and - - summer. and hughes said then when you were 24 that you were not there to create a perfect world and you believed i believe it is either not here to build the perfect society just to venture that a man can live his life his own way. then you talk about the tactical importance to remain realistic. talk about that philosophy. >> negro was a term. but so within that african-american movement but in 1964 people made fun of mccain but remember the great play green pastures that was set in negro dialect at the time in the character that was caused -- called delawd in the is to call mccain delawd to mock him as high and mighty. but also most of us and this turned out to be the majority of black people and it has been replayed with the lgbt peop

solomon mel begin ophthalmologist from westphal many beach florida inform one case authorityies say mel begin over build medicare and the senator made calls advocateing for mel gip with federal medicare administrators. fed rag prosecutors looked into a security contract in the dominican remember lick trying to determine whether he broke the law advocating for his friend dr. mel begin whose company was being considered for the port security contract. senator menendez is serving second full term in the us senate. and he is ranking democrat on the senate for rep relations committee. >> his office in new jersey and washington to try to speak with him spokesperson issued this statement saying, as we have said before we believe all of the senator's actions have been appropriate and full and the facts will confirm that and any actions taken by senator menendez or his office have been appropriately address public policy issues and not for any other reason ". the investigation is being handled by the justice department's public integrity section in washington. the senator has admitted that he fa

heavier showers from solomons, past leonardstown. look at this activity from front royal to dahlgren trying to come up 301 again. if you're south and east, you'll hang with the showers for several more hours. maybe mid- to late afternoon before things settle down. significantly colder, too. yesterday afternoon we were in the 70s. right now temperatures anywhere from around 10 to 30 degrees colder. wear sitting at 47 at reagan national. that's as warm as we've been all day. 32 pittsburgh. 20s in cleveland. tomorrow even colder with a threat for some flurries. yeah, that's how the weekend starts. i'm give you the whole seven day in a few minutes. >> thanks, howard. >>> investigators in germany and france are digging into the backgrounds of the copilot accused of flying a commercial jet into a mountainside. all 150 people on the flight were killed, including 58-year- old yvonne selke and her 23- year-old daughter emily from nokesville, virginia. as kris van cleave reports, police are starting to uncover evidence that andreas lubitz may

>> reporter: the democrat from union see has drawn scrutiny for his relationship with eye doctor solomon melgen during his news conference mendez acknowledged a two decade friendship with melgen and says they've exchanged birthday holiday and wedding gifts but nothing more. >> every action that i and my office have taken has been based on pursuing the best policies for the people of new jersey and of this entire country. >>> "eyewitness news" spoke about the senator's troubles with south jersey voters friday night. i have a pretty positive opinion of him in general but it's unfortunate if it turns out to be true. >> i think this is true. >> menendez went to the senate in 2006. were his seat to become vacant respect governor chris christie would pick a replacement but the senator inactivities that won't happen. >> and i am not going anywhere. mendez is one the highest ranking hispanic members of the congress. he did not answer questions during his news conference in newark tonight. >> we're following several breaking stories right now. first chopper three over a fire at a nursing ho em in