many of st.etersburg's industries were old and inefficient and haven't survived the transition to a free-market economy. hardwick: the pace of change in russia has just been so much slower than anybody could have imagined ten years ago, i think. the social problems, political problems and other issues have just been actually really surprising to people, and i think a lot of the people i've talked to have just lost faith in democracy. they see that their problems are perhaps too large to solve in the ways that they initially thought they could be solved and so they look back to times of more authoritarian rule almost thinking that that might be a better place for their nation to be now. so i think it's going to be a long road ahead for the kinds of changes to happen that everybody expected to happen a long time ago. narrat: one of the new continuing hopes for st. petersburg is to redevelop its harbor. the infrastructure is old and it operates far below its capacity. the city has been looking for f

st. he was going to dig into it and find his goal. ultimately, when the army breaks through the doorway, and the to room out, they find the head -- the bones of over 100 head of longhorn cattle. they find bones of chickens and the bones of a human hand and arm and human leg and put taken by the doctors back in 1702 and tossed in there. believe it or not, those human bones and all the other bones are the seed of truth that all the legends about people being sealed up in the walls of the fort, that there was a dungeon in the fort and torture chambers. it all comes from that history in 1702. there is a lot more to this fort being a military fortification because this fort was built to protect the community. later on as you go to the history of the city, this fortification is a primary target of henry flagler. he would like it gone because this is prime real estate, a great place to build a hotel. the city keeps its fortification because it becomes an entrenched part of the city's fabric of h

st. louis freedoms is in the cases were fomented through westward migration and national expansion. the role of freedom by residents, living on free soil was essentially derived from migration. and in these cases, from westward migration of owners with their slaves. in these cases, the petitioners directly opposed their master's wishes. they petitioned the court to override those wishes because for some time in the course of western migration, that person had lived on free soil. these cases were truly transformational. most slaves were brought west by floating with the current down the ohio river. the northern shore was free. and missouri's longest border was with a free state -- illinois. this quarter had to be passed -- this border had to be passed through in getting west. st. louis was as a marketplace for the west. st. louis was the depot for most westwood immigrants. it was the place to change steamboats whether you are going north, south, or whether you are going further west on the

st.in 1665 is the oldest continuously occupied european settlement in the united states. with the help of our comcast cable partners over the next 90 minutes we will speak with local lawyers as we learn about the city and its history including a look at henry flagler who developed the east coast of the state into a tourist destination. >> he needed to own the railroad between jacksonville and st. augustine to ensure that guests could get to his hotel conveniently. he built the first railroad bridge across the st. johns river in jacksonville so that people could make it to new york to st. augustine without changing trains. >> later we visit the st. augustine historical society. >> we have a wide range of materials, we have the first journal for the city council to the territorial act, we have a similar award journal, and a fascinating little piece which is st. augustine linked. >> and learn about the franciscan monks who settled the area. >> [speaking in native tongue] >> we are at the mis

st. louis freedoms is in the -- freedom suits and in the cases were fomented through westward migration and national expansion. the role of freedom by residents, living on free soil was essentially derived from migration. and in these cases, from westward migration of owners with their slaves. in these cases, the petitioners directly opposed their master's wishes. they petitioned the court to override those wishes because for some time in the course of western migration, that person had lived on free soil. these cases were truly transformational. most slaves were brought west by floating with the current down the ohio river. the northern shore was free. and missouri's longest border was with a free state -- illinois. this border had to be passed by or passed through in getting west. st. louis was as a marketplace for the west. st. louis was the depot for most westwood immigrants. it was the place to change steamboats whether you are going north, south, or whether you are going further wes

he built the first railroad bridge across the st. john's river in jacksonville so that people could make it from new york to st. augustine without changing trains. but in buying a railroad he bought the rights to extend the railroad all the way to daytona beach. this was even before he had completed his hotels and st. augustine. so clearly the dream was beginning to grow on flagler, and later on some we asked him that question. did you envision an empire that would expand all the way to miami and key west? and flagler said yes. he was a man who had big dreams. he was a visionary. and the question is what impact and flagler have on florida history and on the future of florida. and would florida have developed the same way they did without flagler? well, we don't know but i suppose you could guess that yes, florida would have developed pretty much the same way but flagler certainly accelerated the process. so much of the east coast of florida was essentially wasteland until he build his railroad. you simply couldn't develop an area lik

he can reap more benefits there than st. louis. st. louis is trying to give him something new and shiny so he'll stay as opposed to spending his own money in another community. >> by coming out foursquare does it send a signal to the federal government on these finances. >> it brings sanity to the issue of what is a public and private enterprise. teaches and bonds are subsidised, some of the benefits going to people down river, and, therefore, you need to provide some subsidy to get the local government to make a plant big enough to provide benefits to those folks. >> part of it is whether or not it's a public use. we can't say if a private business is a public use. >> it's hard to find collective consumption, public good aspects to this. you sell tickets, pay a fee, watch the game. the money goes into the pockets of the business, the typical way to do things. in most businesses the capital costs are paid for by the business. in this instance, because they organised the cartels that restrict entry into the industry and franchises, givi

flagler's st. augustine" examines the life of henry flagler who is largely credited with developing florida's eastern coast into a tourist destination. >> we are in the grand bar of the hotel ponce de leon in st. augustine, florida. this was the very of the most elegant winter resort hotel in the country when it opened in the 1880s and this room was used for receptions on occasions. president grover cleveland had a reception here. admiral dewey had a reception here. president-elect warren g. harding in 1921 had a reception here. so it's a room that is full of history. the hotel ponce de leon was built by henry morrison flagler. now, flagler is a man who is very little known outside of the state of florida, but he was one of the wealthiest man in america. essentially have been a cofounder of standard oil company with the john d. rockefeller. and in the early years of standard oil, rockefeller and flagler were best friends. they had homes on euclid avenue in cleveland near each other. when standard m

i screwed up but any event this is an opportunity that st. anthony's extended to mercy we got a tremendous relationship in fact we share a board member her somewhere and her husband bryan helped to cement this relationship and the outlet incredible partnership anyone of this magnitude it is because of partnership are of the public sector you know in san francisco we have a city government that really knows how to get things done narns you'll the complaints when it comes down to affordable housing you can't member of the government like the housing and others i can't see her i want to oh there you are probably the first it champion in this city i think that is a little bit and inspiring when your elected officials are vongz for the housing pea she's an incredible champion and pushing this issue since before she was a supervisor and huge champion and i give you our champion jane kim (clapping) >> doug failed to mention i come out of the school of doug schumaker i've been well trained well before i came into office to represent this district tho

st. i traveled to find another place for them. we all decided cobe was too old to integrate with another group. he has been top dog for 40 plus years at [stkpwao*-r/] san francisco zoo and it would hard to integrate him with other males. we have a $1 million gift to augment the exhibit. this is not the state of art exhibit we had hoped to put in africa. that range is something like $10 million, but we can do a lot with $1 million. the inspiration for this comes from the ropes course. the next picture is my daughter on the ropes course. there she is. this is on the eastside of the pachyderm building and i had an idea what if the chimps had a rope courses. so we have architects looking at the left side of the pachyderm buildingwhich is closest to the chimpanzees and would expand their area considerably. they could access the outside grottos via the chuted system that is working well at the philadelphia zoo. they could have this indoors. especially as they age, they can have more privacy and

happy st. patrick's day., one of new york's best irish bartenders, here at the pig & whistle. you have knife on you, greg? all right, well, if you stop by the pig & whistle, keep in mind that greg the bartender has a knife. [ laughter ] here's rich, who has a fun play on "kiss me, i'm irish." he has "kiss me, i'm [ bleep ]." >> how we doing? >> seth: rich, i have some t-shirts that i think will be real popular next year. let's start off with this one. hold it up. >> what are we working with? >> seth: liver let die. [ laughter ] here you go. this is a good one. a fun play on "i'm with stupid." it's like everybody. >> oh, it's everyone? >> seth: people in china are working right now. [ light laughter ] >> which tv show do you host? you're my best friend. >> seth: you're my best friend, rich! ♪ i'm seth meyers! happy st. patrick's day. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: still feeling it a little bit. you guys, we've got a great show for you tonight. lena dunham is here. [ cheers and applause ] so happy she's back.

live at st. joseph university dann cuellar "channel 6 action news". >> breaking news tonight from quakertown, berks county where a fire is burning at the stone gate village townhouse community. that's just off old bethlehem pike. chopper6hd was over the scene half an hour ago as flames shot from the roof the fire went to two alarms and at least two homes were involved. there's fwhon word on any injuries. >> and no one was injured but plenty of dam here as flames regard through this chester county apartment complex earlier this evening. this is viewer video as an army of firefighters converged here at the winter brook narcotics west white land. tonight residents are without a home and much more having lost everything they owned. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at the scene with the story. chad pradelli. >> hey rick the cleanup continues out here at the winter brook apartments crews are boarding windows. that is the apartment that caught fire. it is destroyed. and a short time ago i sp

and that was because the open space on the roof of st. mary's of the 500 pine building which will be the now st. mary's square expansion meets not only -- is not only going to be a new part of st. mary's square to address the shadow concerns, but is also designed to meet the planning code requirements for open space under planning code section 138. so i wouldn't go through all the details of those entitlements, but relevant ones for this discussion are that as commissioner low noted, there were a number of milestones that were supposed to have been met before site permit was issued for 350 bush. some of those have not been met yet and that is what we're working to complete right now, which is the finalization of the property transfer agreement, putting that and other supporting documents, including the cc & rs into escrow and getting the completion bond online. as we discussed theses are all appear to be close to getting resolved. but some of the other milestones that are relevant to this commission are that the planning commission condit

you are looking at live pictures from st. peter's square where easter mass is expected to start shortly. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is cnn news room. >>> let's start in kenya this hour. emotions are high in the country after a devastating attack at a university campus on thursday. the attack took the lives of 147 people, mostly college students. that may explain the move kenyan authorities took with four people involved in the rampage. they paraded them through the streets in the back of a pick-up truck. we want to warn you, the images you are about to see are dist b disturbing. >> reporter: a gruesome parade to town. the images far too shocking to show and are blurred. >> following the convoy. police piled the terrorists bodies into the back of a truck. the whole town is coming out to see. the alleged gunman locked. wrapped in an orange top, driven into a primary school for viewing. in the baking sun, the stench is overpowering. but, some in the crowd want more. you want them to be

he delivered his message from st. he delivered his message from st. tens of thousands of worshipers who ed gathered in the cold and rain. >> a big part -- well, of course a big part of seeingter sunday is egg hunts. all the candy and fun for the kids. one of philadelphia's oldest easter traditions took part in center city at the 84th easter promenade. >> it started with a hop ♪ and on two feet together or step we step adults, kids pets, made their way down philadelphia's easter promenade now in 84th year. >> just a fun thing to do. great neighborhood. we see people we know and kids enjoy it. >> sea of past tells and bunny ears dotted parade route from passyunk to second street. and the picture-perfect day had every bunny smiling. >> it's a perfect day. >> finally april. >> perfect, beautiful day spring is here. >> mr. and mrs. peter cotton tail and easter bunny danced with the philadelphia freedom band and parade goers wore easter best or sillest and judges took winners from a variety of categories. cynthia nelson and her daughter pick a color every y

regular us. >> if there was a way to meet with is folks of st. regis is have a conversation moab is one of the jewels and it would be great to set up a meet and sort of share with them you know the difficulty it is for more nonprofits to you know do what we do which is what the motorbiking does well, maybe some sort of things as leaders come to an agreement to help it's a win-win for is st. regularized as being a great neighbor and cvs is moab there to be able to use is programs they have for youth in. >> sure we could do that. >> that would be great, thank you. >> commissioner mondejar. >> i have a question we kind of went through it quickly i mentioned a w hotel what is that. >> that was in my version of the power point again, i apologize for there are a number of older agreements like that we have with the w hotel was is one you mentioned st. patrick's day church and there's some sort of existing obligation absorbed it is not a lot of staff time but accordingly things we need to review those sorts of things. >> our obligations to this location

supposedly, st.ly land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if musi

moved to st. louis, got involved with my church there, and then they started talking to me about the things that started with an s and ended with an s, sacraments. you are saids i don'ts have any of those. i went through the r cia process, right of christian initiation for adults and lened what god had been calling me to all my life. i learned the beauties of my faith. i learned that the body and blood, was in the eucharist. the word of god made flesh in the eucharist and it set me on fire. i becameca lick april 19th, 2 tow 3 and 2 years later in 2005, i go out on the street corners of st. louis and passing out bibles and inviting people to come in to the church. i fell the call to start preaching or talking and the religious education teacher said, let the spirit lead you. i started out with saying a hail mary and our father and began speaking about what god meant to me in my life to others. administering to dope dealers, prostitutes, gang bangers. in the last ten years tings lord brought me from

little david was pronounced dead earlier this morning at st. earlier this morning at st. christopher's hospital for children. gonzalez says his only regret is he could not have done more. >> if you have children wow understand. if anything i would have done differently i would have pushed the kid out of the way and jumped in front of the car for him. >> authorities do not have a description for the people or persons responsible and investigators say this surveillance video shows the car involved. late model white infinity m series with broken headlight and probably front end damage. christopher and his girlfriend say their home now is those that did this decide to do the right thing. >> tun yourself in it's the right thing to do. >> and back out live on the scene the other development in this case is city increasing reward for information to $20,000. anyone with any information is asked to call 911. reporting live in west kensington walter perez "action news," jim. >> walter, thank you. a passerby stumbled across a body in the bridesburg section of philadelphia and detect

this is a live look at st. peter's square#awp in vatican city. >>> chilly breezy weather is waiting outside for us this morning, but sunshine and an afternoon warm-up is ahead. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this easter sunday. meteorologist sheena parveen has the holiday forecast. and sheena all things considered, i mean, no rain no snow shaping up to be a pretty decent spring day. >> actually a really nice day, rosemary. a nice easter sunday the for you, but it is going to be cold when you walk outside this morning, especially if you're areas north or west or any of the suburbs. new jersey some temperatures are in the 30s. here's a live look out at boathouse row right now. kind of a cold start to the morning. if you're walking out anytime soon, you will definitely feel the chill in the air. a live look out at citizens bank park, 44 right now in philadelphia. it will still be a little breezy today. not as windy as yesterday. allentown, you're coming in at 33 degrees

reporting live outside of st. joe's campus, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a character struck two teenagers along the boulevard in the city's mayfair section. this happened in the southbound inner lanes north of tyson avenue at 10:00. the victim believed to be 15 and 18 years old were taken to the hospital. their injuries are not life threatening. the honda that struck the girls kept going but later returned to the scene. >>> a fire that tore through several row homes was sparked by a barbecue grill. viewer video shows the fire in norristown yesterday afternoon. resident said she and her husband were grilling on the back porch when the fire started. >> i'm in shock. i don't know. i can't believe. >> nobody didn't get hurt, i hold no grudges or -- >> everyone did escape out injury, but the fire, smoke and water destroyed or damaged several homes. >> the fire marshal will work to determine if the grill sparked the fire. the red cross is helping five families. >>> 5:06. 37,000 runners trained and prepare

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this is a live look from st. peter's square in vatican city where the pope is delivering his easter message. >>> we can look forward to a dry and sunny easter sunday. right now, it's a little bit chilly and breezy out there, but the pleasant conditions will be here later on. >>> good morning and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's just after 6:00 on this sunday. let's get right to the easter sunday forecast with first alert meteorologist, sheena parveen. and sheena anybody heading to services this morning may want to put on that jacket. >> yeah that's right, rosemary. some areas are little chilly to start off your easter sunday. some of you are in the 30s, especially suburbs in new jersey like millville, right around 31 degrees. allentown, close to freezing. here's a live look out at boathouse row this morning, before the sun comes up. temperatures are cool. and as we go through the day, it will be a little breezy too, not just as windy as it was yesterday. not as gusty as it was. here's

st. joe prep football team collapses and dies on the field during spring training and tonight the school community is remembering a young life gone way too soon. saturday night i'm walter perez. the big story on "action news" is tragedy that has shaken up this close nit cool community. the training is usually a time filled with excitement and anticipation. tonight they're mourning at the prep. "action news" reporter kenneth moton has the story from north philadelphia. >> we spoke off camera with the father of ryan gillyard he said teenager was simply a good kid and like so many waiting for autopsy results to find out how his son died. >> it was emotional saturday on the campus of st. joe prep as football coaches parents and student athletes graph well loss of 15-year-old freshman ryan gillyard ryan back erin running back was on this 11th and cecil b. moore practice field for morning conditioning workout when collapsed in front of teammates. they ran to help and could not revive the team.

>> and the doctor said, "go directly to st. jude." we hadn't got her there, she maybe would've had two more days to live. >> when you have cancer, you have to have a lot of hope. >> without the help of st. jude, he wouldn't be here today. >> it could happen to anybody that you love. tomorrow we're gonna wake up and another parent is gonna hear, "your child has cancer." >> hi. i'm marlo thomas. and i want you to meet some of the bravest, most inspiring children in the world. these kids are fighting for their lives every day at st. jude children's research hospital. >> announcer: kaelyn's parents were devastated when their daughter was diagnosed with cancer. she was just 6 years old. >> no one wants to hear the word "cancer." as a dad, that's the last thing in the world you ever want to hear. >> i was in shock and disbelief, you know. we didn't know what she had at that moment, but i knew it was bad, and the doctor said, "go directly to st. jude." as soon as we got there, they got her in a room, and they started testing that night. we m

st. jude gives kids like me a shot. a great shot. go to st. jude dot org or shop wherever you see the st. jude logo. >>> as early as today, jurors could decide the fate of dzhokhar tsarnaev. testimony wrapped up last week, closing arguments are expected this morning. tsarnaev faces 30 criminal counts for the bombing and deadly shooting of a police officer. charges would make him eligible for the death penalty. tsarnaev's attorneys are trying to put the blame on his older brother tamerlan calling him the real faster mind. >> to the extent they can put a finer point on the go. 's evidence and establish tamerlan was the leader, that leads very well into their defense to establish that dzhokhar was radicalized by tamerlan and was the least culpable. >> if dzhokhar tsarnaev is convicted on death penalty charges, another trial would then take place to determine whether she live or die. >>> new englanders also have their eye on another very high profile legal case also entering its final stages. hernandez an all-pro tight he said formerly for the pat

a spokesperson for st. joseph's tells us mayor nutter is an outstanding choice to address our graduates. he is jesuit educated a neighbor to the campus and his values around education and civil engagement are exemplary. unlike the cardinal newman society, st. joseph's university is educated on a wide range of issues and committed to exposing their students to diverse points of view. >>> 4:47 now and we are less than four weeks away from the primary election for philadelphia may yofrmt as expected, the race is really heating up now. five of the six democratic candidates answered questions at a forum. this was at the global leadership academy charter school. the candidates also took part in a debate at st. joseph's university earlier in the day. one of the questions there was about legalizing marijuana. >> state issue only. nelson diaz. >> i want some, yes. >> he said i want some yes? >> that's what he said. nelson diaz there. the most recent poll shows it's a tight three-way race. melissa murray bailey is th

. >>> phillies start a long road trip in st. louis with cole hamels on the mound. home coming for the big fellow ryan howard is heating up, he talks about staying on track ahead in sports. looking for a man who stole a what will fret a planet fitness in the lawn dale section of philadelphia last week. they ask you to take a a good look at the suspect. investigators say after stealing a wallet a and other personal items from a locker, he used the credit cards at a rite aide across the street. he then fled the scene in the gray suv. if you recognize this man call the the police. >>> it is one step forward two steps back for the the new owners of the former revel casino in atlantic city. new jersey division of gaming enforcement glenn straub says cannot assume revel's casino license in bankruptcy court. straub needs to be approved for his own license in order to operate a casino. >>> seventy years after he walked free from nazi concentration camp a professor from atlantic county stockton university continues to share his account with students. >> murray cohen has been

st. not able to do that then he might not look like quite the leader they want to have. >> surprised at all nobody's getten intel on this? sounds the way you're putting it that i don't know video or a picture hobbled would be a helpful thing? >> it would be a helpful thing and we haven't really seen any pictures of him since he actually showed up in public in the middle of last year. so it's not surprising that we wouldn't have seen him. you know, i think one possibility is that this is being floated maybe not truthfully as a way of flushing him out, making sure he shows his face. has at least a recording, to show he's still alive to his oh supporters. >> that's happened before. since we talked about it before and you wrote about it anything changed in your mind about what isis really wants? >> no. not really. isis has been relentless in trying to control territory. trying to institute a caliphate along what they call a prophetic model. it's harder for them since the military push especia

administrators at st. joe's prep says grief counseling services are being provided for students throughout the weekend and into monday. they released a statement saying ryan was a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of our community. we will do whatever we can to support his family and friends, especially the members of the freshman class and the football team. >>> philadelphia police tell us a woman will face charges in what they are calling an intentional hit-and-run that stemmed from a love triangle. according to authorities, the woman turned herself in late yesterday morning. that was just a few hours after the white suv allegedly used to hit beatrice spend was found in fern rock. they say she ran over spence friday afternoon. one of expense's leg as was severed and she remains in the hospital. we're still working to find out the name of the alleged hit-and-run driver. >>> happening now, a remembrance ceremony is marking the 20th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing. this is a li

earlier this morning, pope francis presided over mass at st. peter's square on a rainy day in vatican city. >>> here at home, it will be breezy but dry. you can expect sunny skies throughout the day. perfect for those hunting for easter eggs. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 10:00 on this sunday. let's get right to our sunday weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. really not a cloud in the sky in some parts of our area sheena. >> yeah rosemary. we're really seeing conditions shape up nicely for the easter egg you not. it's going to be a nice dry day, for most of the area. poconos, areas in the lehigh valley, you'll have the chance of seeing a shower. but for the most part this is what it looks like outside. lots of sunshine center city making for a great easter sunday. temperatures if you're getting ready to head out, low to mid-50s. 51, chester springs. lehigh valley coming in around 50 degrees. 49 allentown, 50 in quakertown. 59 right now in pottstown. most of south jersey and delaware in the mid- to low

matt delucia is live at st. christopher's hospital with the latest. matt. >> reporter: where does that leave the investigation, vai? they said they really want to get the driver off the street that and what the community is saying about this tragedy. that's next. >>> a fiery mystery this morning. philadelphia police are trying to put together what happened to the man found in a burning car near philadelphia international airport. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >> announcer:

a developing story in the east bay about a meningitis scare at st. mary's college. laura anthony joins us now from the county health department with late details. laura? >> hi, cheryl. we just got done speaking with a public health doctor and a representative from st. mary's dlej and they did confirm that the st. mary's student does have meningitis. the test shows that they have meningitis, but not that particular strain. the student became seriously ill yesterday morning and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. as a precautionary measure st. mary's had extra cleaning of areas where the student had been. here's what the public health doctor had to say. >> we're suspecting meningococcal disease and we just don't have laboratory confirmation. in the absence of laboratory confirmation, we treat it based on the old school medication of what's the symptom and what is the projected disease. >> we work diligently to administer prof lactics to approximately 60 community members who were in close contact with the affected student. >> reporter: beyond that st. mary's