. >>> da seth whim jumps and deputy commissioner joe sullivan came face to face in federal sullivan testifyinge gave william direct advice from the fbi. deputy commissioner joe sullivan spent 36 years climb to go the top of the police department proud of his position and his reputation. >> do you believe that seth whim jumps in isn't way set you up and put you in contact with someone of ill repute? >> it would certainly appear that be that way. that's why there's checks and balances in place. that information came to light. >> reporter: in court monday he testified when acting as chief inspector, in charge of the airport, the da urged him to help a friend, mohammed ali, from being stopped at the airport by the tsa. sullivan says he spoke to federal authorities about ad ali and even attend add lunch with williams and ali about the issue only to be told by the fbi he and the da should stay away from ali. a warning he says he passed ton williams. >> i just know that i fulfilled my sons ability to him, and thanks to the relationship i had with the other federal agencies, the right information even

sullivan and williams and ali didn't know he was under investigation by the fbi. sullivan says later he was told by federal officials it would be best if he and d.a. stayed away from ali. he said the d.a. invited him to join ali at lunch at the exclusive union league. >> i think all of you know me. you know what kind of law enforcement officer i am. my personal dedication to this city. it's not something to always put your finger on. i felt something wasn't right and felt the best course of action was to run that through my counter parts at the fbi. >> reporter: he said he was told to steer clear of ali. a second warning he shared with the d.a. he said had he know ali was giving gifts to williams he would have gone to the fbi sooner. the defense claims that williams was doing something that any elected official will do. a philadelphia bar owner who pled guilty to federal tax charges he says he knew by giving gifts and a car and trips to las vegas that williams would help him with a legal problem. outside federal court nbc 10 news. >>> the 21-year-old says he chang

sullivan testified the d.a. told him ali was a good person or a person of good character and that he was being treated unfairly by the tsa he felt because of his islamic background. sullivan testified that he would look into it. with the da on ali's side and the issue of mistreatment being raised because of a person's background, sullivan said it was an important issue to look into. federal prosecutors said ali gave williams gifts in exchange for favors. we will have more on this key testimony inside of that courtroom when i come back at 11:30. live outside the federal courthouse, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. we will see you then. >>> police are looking for the person who drove their car through a crime scene at nearly 60 miles an hour. officers were investigating a carjacking in kensington when someone drove through the crime tape, hit police bikes and nearly hit officers who had to jump out of the way. one officer broke his hand. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who shot a m

sullivan said he apply for global entry status.livan said he felt uncomfortable about the union league lunch. he told the court the fbi said stay away from ali and told seth williams the same thing. he said he did give williams that warning. >> i know i fulfilled my responsibility to him. thanks to the relationship i have with the other federal agencies, the right information came to light. >> reporter: sarah what williams sullivan and ali did not know at the time muhammad ali was being investigated for international money laundering at the time. it never turned up any evidence against ali. >>> delaware county investigators are looking for the cause of a row home fire. the flames broke out on the 1,000 block of harrison street in chester. firefighters believe the blaze started on the first floor of one home. neighboring houses stained smoke and water damage. the healthcare showdown continues in the u.s. senate. republican aids say a revised version of the healthcare will be coming down today. several republicans have said they will

the only thing thatis ronnie 0'sullivan. snooker club instead of a top professional snooker player. you think it has helped you guys are in some ways, yes. a lot of things you do away from snooker, their beneficial to the snooker. but too much of one thing, itjust sort of gets a bit boring. so having certain things to do that excites you makes life more exciting. you've talked about having effectively a breakdown, just after one the world championships. how difficult has it been to cope with some of the issues and play snooker as well?|j been to cope with some of the issues and play snooker as well? i think eve ryo ne and play snooker as well? i think everyone has little phases and moments like that in life. sometimes we just moments like that in life. sometimes wejust do not moments like that in life. sometimes we just do not know where going through. sometimes i've held it down when really i was ready to crack. then something happened and get you through it. but the world championships the year before, it was a bit too muc

fbi told sullivan to avoid dealing with ali. he took that to williams but said nothing happens. year later in 2013 williams requested his presence at a lunch at the union league with ali. once there he realized it was much of the same thing. federal officials say sullivan did nothing wrong except follow order of the top law enforcement officer. another government witness was on the stand yesterday and will return today, his name michael wise, owner of the center city's iconic woody's, he says he sponsor vacations and gave a convertible jaguar to seth williams hoping he could get him out of legal troubles tied to a bar that he owns in california. of course, testimony continues this morning. karen and thomas. >> lauren, we will be on ton of it, as you will as well. 5:36. today could be make or break for republican health care plan in the senate. >> lets get down to washington , and doug luzader, it doesn't look like they have the votes right now, doug. >> reporter: well, no, there are some republican senators that are saying that they can get to yes, on this but it is going to req

as they continued to press sullivan to get better treatment in the airport sullivan learned ali was a person the d.a. should stay away from. sullivan told the jury he warned williams more than once to stay away. he said he never learned to what extent his problems were. >> i think all of you know me. you know what kind of law enforcement officer i am. my personal dedication to this city. if you do this job for 36 years it is not just something you put your finger on. i felt something wasn't right and i felt the best course of action was to run that through the fbi. >> reporter: after talking with the fbi sullivan says seth williams pushed the issue inviting him to a lunch and said he continued to tell williams and ali there was nothing he could do and had no idea ali was supplying expensive gifts to williams. sullivan told the jury if he had known that he would have quote gone to the fbi sooner. on the stand right now a philadelphia bar owner who told the jury he knew by supplying seth williams with a car he would get payback from the d.a. that man is still testifying. we will tell yo

seth, a little bit on sullivan. in just a little bit. seth, when he warned away -- you why didn't you back away or did you? >> sullivan says he went to the fbi after that luncheon meeting and fbi counter terrorism told him tell the da toasty away from ali. it does not appear he did. 6:00 o'clock my wal cal weiss a restaurant tower with tax problems does favors for seth williams that. coming up. i'm jeff cole live at the courthouse. back to you. >> thank you, much jeff. philadelphia police are looking for a driver tried to kit hem on purpose. police were investigate a carjacking in kensington right around 2:30 this morning. at erie avenue and i street. officers on bikes and cruisers had surrounded a car that was involved in that investigation. when they say a black nissan came at them. luckily the officers and nissan's path jumped out of the way in time but the driver sped off. >> the manner at which this vehicle approached these police officers appeared to be intentional. that's the least the per fence of these police officers that were

back to back, all the different line combinations for mike sullivan. this year, compared to last year. they shut out, after struggling in back to back games in five and six. you need everybody. you never know when your number will be called. an amazing run for the pittsburgh penguins. the goaltenders meet. >> mike: i thought we would be playing at expertly as these two played in this game tonight, and particularly on their home ice. the con smythe trophy is presented to the most valuable player in the playoffs. in previous years, mario lemieux won it in back to back years. sidney crosby has won it once, and malkin. the predators salute their fans, one last time. the conquest over chicago, st. louis, anaheim, and taking the defending champions to six. a team to be proud of. for sure. here is pierre with sidney crosby. >> pierre: last team to go back to back, the detroit red wings, what does it mean matching that? >> we knew it would be tough all year, we tried to keep with it. a lot of injuries, stuff like that we kept finding ways. that is what we did

sullivan says williams believed ali was being racially targeted. police official told jurors after checking with counterparts in the fbi, agents warned that sullivan to stay away from the issue. sullivan testified, quoting, very definitively i told him to stay away from mr. ali and that was coming from the fbi. >> if you could change anything about the course of action here, would you? >> again, going back which i have done many times, you know over what happened, considering how it unfolded the information i received and who i received it from, i certainly, i certainly realized that i moved forward in good faith. >> deputy commissioner sullivan conclude that had police quickly pulled back from looking further inner to seth williams concerns that muhammad ali was being racially profiled, testimony continues, in the morning. >>> and adjunct professor at university of delaware will not becoming back to teach at the school due to posts she made on social media. "eyewitness news" report are anita oh is live with what the teacher wrote on facebook and w

. >> on behalf of senator mccain, senator sullivan, please. >> senators sullivan thank you : for your service. there has been a lot of discussion today about the budget and the continuing resolution. one of the issues that seems to be forgotten here last year, the , appropriations committee voted out of committee almost unanimously on a defense budget. fortunately, it came to the -- and unfortunately it came to the floor last summer around this time, and it was filibustered. so if we do that again, secretary mattis would that be , helpful to have a defense budget that we voted on and then be filibustered? sec. mattis: i think it would be horrible for our country as well as our troops, sir. sen. sullivan: i really appreciate your focus on the asia-pacific. i know that was your first trip as secretary. your recent visit to singapore, with the shangri-la dialogue i also think was important for a whole host of reasons. sorry i could not have joined you. i had an event that was even more important than the dialogue which was a high school graduation of one of my daughters, otherwise i woul

first on the stand deputy police commissioner joseph sullivan. the member of the philadelphia police department headed the city's counter terror unit. he said he never had a social relationship with the d.a. but in 2011 when williams reached out claiming a close friend had been the subject of racial bias while returning from an international flight and williams who assured sullivan muhammad ali was of high and moral character. at first sullivan told the jury federal authorities told him ali was clean and later was told it was best he and the district attorney steer clear of ali. >> going back over what happened considering how it unfolded and information received and who i received it from i certainly realize that i moved forward in good faith. >> reporter: sullivan also testified that he was asked to lunch with ali and williams. he said he made it a point to dress in his special uniform so people would notice he was there. he wanted the lunch to appear as though it were on the up and up. it was after that lunch he went to the fbi. reporting live

jake sullivan, thank you forjoining us. jake sullivan, thank you forjoining us.key adviser to hillary clinton, can give be objective about the trump administration? not entirely objective. i would have to put my bias on the table. i spent two years trade to stop him from getting into the oval office. but i think a lot of the things that we predicted during the campaign about his lack of it as though others have borne out over the last six months. soi borne out over the last six months. so i have tried to take a step back and tragedy is fair—minded as possible and assessing what he is doing. but the zeitgeist was or with within, wasn't it? he was much more injune within, wasn't it? he was much more in june with within, wasn't it? he was much more injune with what within, wasn't it? he was much more in june with what the voters' proteas were. i would argue that he had a lot of a shawville, but when a came to what they cared about, i think it came to what they cared about, i think i do more with hillary clinton and her approach. —— tuned in with their priorities. so

williams' attorney argues the da never ordered sullivan to walk ali through airport security. williams is accused of septembering bribes and misusing campaign funds in his role as da. he denies those allegations. >>> pennsylvania drivers get a d for habits on the road that's according to new survey. we're rude. news flash. well not news to most of us but our chris o'connell has closer look at what the survey uncover. >> reporter: at least we could say we're not as rude as new york drivers. but that's not saying much. according to new survey, on rude driving, we are among some of the worst. admit you've done it, you've cut someone off on the road. maybe you stole that prime parking spot at the mall. >> why are pennsylvania drivers so rude? >> i don't have to answer that question. >> reporter: if you didn't know already, drivers around here are, well, pretty rude. >> cutting people off. gestures that go on with. >> reporter: what makes a rude driver. >> cutting people off and not using your signal. >> reporter: survey done by non-profit cars for kids foundation asked drivers abo

for williams but for family members as well first witness of the day deputy commissioner joseph sullivan who sad requests from the d.a. dating back to 2012 made him feel uncomfortable. do you believe settle williams in some way set you up and put new contact with someone of ill rebuck. >> it would appear to be that way but that is why, checks was in place and that information came to light. >> reporter: he testified williams used him to speed up screening for friend and businessman muhammad ali at philly international airport. after feeling strange he said he went to the fbi who encouraged him to steer clear of ali who testified last week to yeah, showering williams with gifts to get close to someone in power. ali has pled guilty to bribes and other charges. well, he is hopefully going to testify against his friend and somehow show that maybe he is innocent and get a lenient sentencing, alex and thomas. >> the defense will have a lot to counter, more than to come, thank you. >>> bill cosby will face era cueser in court, less than two weeks after a montgomery county judge declared a mistr

he stole them. >> reporter: it was just before 5am saturday may 27th when the sullivan's new security system captured a man in light colored hoodie walking on to their front porch gently snatching two hanging baskets of flowers and then taking off. kathy's mother-in-law bought them in honor of kathy's son's first holy communion late april. kathy didn't even realize they were gone until two lace later and she couldn't remember what kind of flowers they were. >> they would have been sitting there drying out any way. >> probably. >> he's probably getting better use out of them than you would. >> probablely. >> security system alarm was set to silent at that hour of the morning as for their box err harley -- not much of a guard dog. >> he's scared of everything. >> couldn't then but notice the crime scene was shall we say undisturbed. i noticed you haven't replay the flowers. >> no. >> do you care about them at all. >> i probably won't. >> reporter: sullivan's neighborhood vineyard at wagner farms the corner of merlot and grief joe has been hit by car break in ins on the petty theftf late

sullivan says he was torn with the information he had because the d.a. requested him to show favoritism to his businessman, ali testified that he showered williams with gifts worth thousands of dollars including a trip to the dominican republic in hopes of trouble with his legal issues. another local businessman will be back on the stand. he owns iconic bar woody's and he will testify about bribes that he offered the d.a. in exchange for favors dealing with the bar over in california. we will have more on that coming up at 8:00. alex and thomas. >> thanks, lauren. >>> bill cosby will face era cues inner court today, less than two weeks after montgomery county judge declared a mistrial in his sexual assault case. a hearing is scheduled in santa monica, california, to set a date for cosby's next criminal trial and in this lawsuit comedian is accuse of sexually assaulting a 15 year-old, at plate boy mansion more than 40 years ago. >>> agony that the jury could not come to a consensus, at least that is according to a juror in the bill cosby sexual assault tr

before i get to joe sullivan's testimony there was another major accuser of seth williams on the witness stand all this afternoon who says he bribed the district attorney with lavish and expensive gifts. center city bar owner michael wise was the second government witness to testify that he bribed seth williams in exchange for using his influence. in-wise's case getting the philadelphia district attorney to write letters to help resolve his liquor license problems for a bar he owns in san diego. wise told the jurors he paid for multiple airline tickets for williams, his girlfriend and his two daughters to take vacations in las vegas, california and florida. weiss is testifying here under immunity from prosecution. the first government witness today a philadelphia police power house. >> i just know that eyeful filled my responsibility to him and thanks to the relationship i had with the other federal agencies, the right information eventually came to light. >> this morning philadelphia deputy police commissioner joe sullivan who was the chief inspector back in 2012 in charge of the depart

sullivan testified williams believed ali was being provided at the airport and subjected to increased security measures. sullivan toldor ors he talked to counter part at fbi and they warned him not to get involved. >> going back i had been over many times how the information up foameded and how i received it and who i received it from i certainly realized i moved forward in good faith. >> and testimony in the case resumes in the morning. >> and the university of delaware has cut ties with an ajuvrkt anthropology she posted about otto warmbier imprisoned in north korea recently returned home and died shortly there after. detweiler wrote online am i the only one who thinks otto warmbier got what he deserved and blamed parents for racing him to think he could get away with whatever he wanted. and the backlash was harsh and swivrt. >> it's upsetting. i would never do that to my students. >> her comments i think are inappropriate. but i would defend her right to say them. >> the university issued a statement reading in part the comments of katherine detweiler do got reflect the values or p

williams attorney argued the da never ordered sullivan to do anything for ali.lso on the stand michael weiss a restaurant owner and convicted tack cheat who testified he paid for trips for williams and his girlfriend and children in part so the da could help him with legal and business troubles. williams attorney had this to say at the end of the day. >> attorney burke, give us a little bit on sullivan today. >> no comment. >> do you think he hurt your client today. >> no comment. no comment at all. >> sorry. >> seth a little bit on sulliv sullivan, just little bit. >> no comment. >> when he warned you why didn't you back away or did you. >> reporter: it was learned da williams gave the man he called his super friend michael weiss a special da badge paid for by his political action committee. aggressive cross examination expected tuesday. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> the feds wire tapped the cell phones of powerful labor union johnny dock dougherty and philadelphia city councilman bobby heenan for more than a year as part of on-going investigation. the philad

deputy commissioner joe sullivan told the court today that williams approached him about muhammad ali, he is a businessman, friend of williams who testified last week. sullivan told the court that williams believed ali was being profiled at philadelphia international airport and subjected to increased security measures. sullivan told jurors he checked with counterparts in the fbi and agents warned him not to get involved. >> going back which i have done many times over what happened, considering how it unfolded, the information i received and who i received it from i certainly realized i move forward in good faith. >> testimony in the case will resume in the morning. >>> documents show federal agents wiretapped cell phones of the philadelphia labor boss john dougherty and his pro shay bobby henan for more than a year. they apparently list toned dougherty's calls for 16 months starting in april of 2015. dougherty head the international brotherhood of electrical workers local 98, he has been focus of an fbi investigation into nearly all aspects of the union's operations. >>> cloud of sm

that is how deputy commissioner joseph sullivan described some of the requirements district tern seth williams made of him, all of this testimony coming here at the federal courthouse yesterday. he told jurors back in 2013 seth williams requested his presence at a lunch, venue the union league social club, the reason to have lunch with the businessman that federal agents had warned both sullivan and williams to avoid >> i just know i fulfilled my responsibility to him and thanked to the relationship i have with the other federal agencies the right information came to light. >> sullivan says he was torn with the information he had and d.a.'s request to show favoritism to that businessman muhammad ali. ali testified that he did shower williams with gifts, thousands of dollars and even trip to the dominican republic in the hope for trouble with his legal issues. today another local businessman will be back on the stand, owner of the center city bar is also telling his story of cozying up to williams in hopes that he can help him also with legal trouble. karen and thomas. >> lauren, thank

, sullivan says the fbi told him to stay out of it. >> going back many times, the information i received, and who i received it from, i certainly, i certainly, realize, that i move forward in good fate. >> faces bribery and other charges, if convicted could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison. >> documents show federal agents wiretapped the cell phones of philadelphia labor boss john dougherty and his protege on the city council bobby even and for more than a year. calls for 16 months, starting in april of 2015. dougherty runs the international brotherhood of electrical workers local 98, he's the focus of fbi investigation into nearly all of the aspect of the union's operations. >>> well, time now 5:36. in business news this morning, the reason shares of one car rental service are high they are morning. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, with the details, good morning once again, jill. >> good morning, jim. futures pointing to lower open, yesterday they snapped lose streak gaining 14 points, nasdaq lost 18. avenue cyst thinking ought ton must d

sullivan: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> well, mr. shanahan, i want you to look at the answers that you gave, the standard answers that you proposed. some of them were less than specific. at least one of them and more were almost insulting. i want to move forward as quickly as i can with your nomination. i am concerned that 90% of defense spending is in the hands of five corporations, of which you represent one. i have to have confidence that fox is not going to be put back into the hen house. shanahan, i think you're a fine man. you have an outstanding record. but when you answer a question about defensive weapons for ukraine as something that needs to be examined before you reach a conclusion, that's not an informed answer. this is not a new issue. so take a look at the responses you up sent to this committee. take a look at the responses you gave to some of these answers. somehow over the last several years, this committee seems to have been treated as sort of a rubber stamp. that's not the role. that's not what the constitution of

sullivan testified williams believed ali was being provided at the airport and subjected to increased security measures. sullivan toldor ors he talked to counter part at fbi and they warned him not to get involved. >> going back i had been over many times how the information up foameded and how i received it and who i received it from i certainly realized i moved forward in good faith. >> and testimony in the case resumes in the morning. >> and the university of delaware has cut ties with an ajuvrkt anthropology she posted about otto warmbier imprisoned in north korea recently returned home and died shortly there after. detweiler wrote online am i the only one who thinks otto warmbier got what he deserved and blamed parents for racing him to think he could get away with whatever he wanted. and the backlash was harsh and swivrt. >> it's upsetting. i would never do that to my students. >> her comments i think are inappropriate. but i would defend her right to say them. >> the university issued a statement reading in part the comments of katherine detweiler do got reflect the values or p

well, sullivan told jurors f.b.i. agents warned him not to get involved. >> going back, which i had many times, over what happened, considering how it unfolded, the information i received, and who i received it from, i certainly -- i certainly realize that i moved forward in good fate. >> now, williams faces bribery and other charges, if convicted he could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison. >> in california today a trial date could be set for another lawsuit against bill cosby. in this suit, cosby is accused of sexually assaulting a teen, at the playboy mansion more than 40 years ago. accuser judy who is said she was 15 at the time. the hearing comes less than two weeks after pennsylvania jury dead-locked in the case against cosby. a mistrial was declared on charges that cosby drugged and molested andrea constand. >>> well, the cape may county zoo in south jersey announce that rocky, their beloved siberian tiger, has passed away. the 16 year old tiger died saturday morning after experiencing health problems, as

back to back, all the different line combinations for mike sullivan. this year, compared to last year. they shut out, after struggling in back to back games in five and six. you need everybody. you never know when your number will be called. an amazing run for the pittsburgh penguins. the goaltenders meet. >> mike: i thought we would be playing at expertly as these two played in this game tonight, and particularly on their home ice. the con smythe trophy is presented to the most valuable player in the playoffs. in previous years, mario lemieux won it in back to back years. sidney crosby has won it once, and malkin. the predators salute their fans, one last time. the conquest over chicago, st. louis, anaheim, and taking the defending champions to six. a team to be proud of. for sure. here is pierre with sidney crosby. >> pierre: last team to go back to back, the detroit red wings, what does it mean matching that? >> we knew it would be tough all year, we tried to keep with it. a lot of injuries, stuff like that we kept finding ways. that is what we did

my guest is us democratic party insiderjake sullivan. a key adviser to senior democrats, including hillary clinton when she was secretary of state as well as on the campaign trail last year. president trump has attracted a lot of criticism at home and abroad over his rhetoric and style of leadership. but is he not proving more effective in important foreign policy issues like the fight against extremists than the previous democratic administration? jake sullivan, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. as a key adviser to hillary clinton, can you be objective about the trump presidency? probably not entirely objective. i would have to put my bias on the table, that i spent two years trying to stop him from getting into the oval office. but i think a lot of things that we predicted during the campaign about his lack of fitness for office have borne out over the past six months. i've tried to take a step back and be as fair—minded as possible in assessing what he's done. but the zeitgeist was always with him, wasn't it? he was much more

. >> this week muhammad ali testified williams put him in touch with sullivan because ali was having ongoing problems with tsa screenings at philadelphia international. sometimes being detained for hours. on one occasion he told the court sullivan arranged for a police officer to greet him at the terminal and the processing went quickly. previously the deputy commissioner did nothing wrong. he will be the first witness on monday morning. repo reporting, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> confusion at philadelphia city hall today where people from opposing sides clashed over the soda tax. philadelphiaens were asked to come ask share their feelings on the tax good or bad, but some thought the meet iing was plann to override the tax that funds pre-k programs in the city. support es of the tax brought signs and sounded horns. meetingers couldn't get the crowd under control so the entire hearing was cancelled. >>> there's a new push to crack down on so-called stop and go stores that sell alcohol in philadelphia. city councilwoman organized sit-ins at several stores today. some of them

jake sullivan, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me.a key adviser to hillary clinton, can give be objective about the trump administration? probably not entirely objective. i would have to put my bias on the table, that i spent two years trying to stop him from getting into the oval office. but i think a lot of the things that we predicted during the campaign about his lack of fitness for office have borne out over the last six months. so i've tried to take a step back be as fair—minded as possible in assessing what he has done. but the zeitgeist was always with him wasn't it? he was much more in tune with what the voters‘ priorities are. you know, i would actually argue that he had a certain emotional appeal, but when it came to voter priorities, to the issues they cared about, they lined up more with hillary clinton and her approach to the issues. so it was really a battle between a guy who had the number of the media, and could very effectively carry out a political campaign, and the person who had the ideas and the substance. in the

philadelphia attorney general escrow sullivan is expected to -- joe as you will vacant is expected -- joe sullivan is expected to testify about bucks county businessman humid ali. >>> congressional budget office is expected to produce a formal score for the senate healthcare bill as early as today. president trump spent the weekend calling for support of all senate republicans, the bill doesn't have it. some say the plan cuts too deep boo medicaid. if the bill is put to vote in the senate this week it may not pass. >>> and today is the last day before the supreme court summer recess, one of the final decisions of the term could include the issue of president trump's travel ban. the issue has been tied up in the courts since the original order sparked widespread protest. two federal appellate courts ruled against the travel pole. policy, it would impose travel ban on does majority muslim countries. >>> what a great day. rmts. >> reporter: fantastic, lots of sunshine building. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have no rain, sky6 live hd showing the great crowd -- outdoors. a great mo

sullivan testified that williams asked him to help get a friend through airport security quicker. the deputy commissioner said williams and his friend made the request again during a lunch at the union league which sullivan says left him feeling uncomfortable. sullivan says he then stayed away from the situation at the advice of the fbi and told williams to do the same. "action news" reporter vernon odom has been in court all day and will have the very latest coming up on "action news" at 6:00. >> investigators are looking for the person who brutally murdered a woman in north philadelphia. she was found stabbed to death in a park near dobbins high school this weekend. right now it's not known if she was targeted or the victim of a random attack. john rawlins live at the scene. john you've just got an update from police on this. >> reporter: that's right, we heard from the head of the homicide unit here. he said the victim had been with friends in kensington and somerset about an hour before the attack. then she and another friend took a bus here. they parted ways. then on video th

sullivan: we need more missile-defense capabilities? sec. mattis: we can protect the nation but as we look to the future, absolutely. sen. sullivan: thank you, mr. chairman. >> sen. peters: please. , please. sen. peters: i appreciate this informative testimony. describedmattis, you rapid technological change as an important force acting on the department. you highlighted as one of the four major forces that we have to confront. you and i have had the opportunity in my office to talk about how robotics and a taunus systems -- autonomous systems will fundamentally change warfare in the next 10 years, perhaps much sooner than that. the private sector is leading in many of these developments. ford motor company, general motors will likely have a production of self driving automobiles in the next four to five years in the marketplace which is sooner than most people realized. secretary mattis, you stated that the fact that most of this technological change will come from the commercial sector may expose it to state competitors and nonstate actors

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sullivan was previously in charge of the department's homeland security operation. bucks county businessman muhammad ali testified that williams put him in touch with sullivan to smooth over problems ali was encountering during tsa screenings. >> he's going testify he was asked to intervene on behalf of mr. ali. specifically mr. ali wanted to get past the second step screening to make his entry back into the united states a little easier. >> reporter: prosecutors say williams sold the power of his office in exchange for money, gift expenses and paid trips. something witness' defense attorney will continue to challenge during cross-examination. >> as soon as they're done, mr. burke stands up and pokes holes in that testimony. >> seth williams maintains his innocence. nbc 10 will be in the courtroom tomorrow morning for the second week of the trial. count on the nbc 10 app for instant updates from the courthouse. >>> take a look at this. that black smoke is from a car that caught fire down the shore in avolon. it happened outside a house on 19th street. and the smoke

sullivan later contacted the fbi and said if he had known williams was getting expensive gifts from ali, he would have gone to the fbi sooner. >>> after a series of setbacks related to his travel ban, tonight president trump can celebrate a legal victory, at least a partial one. the state department said it will begin implementing the ban on travel from six muslim majority countries soon. the partial restrictions include a 90-day clause on issuing visas for travel to the u.s. from those six countries. but the court also agreed with a lower court ruling that the travel ban cannot be enforced against anyone seeking a visa who has a close relative here, anyone who wants to come here to study or teach and anyone who is coming to accept a job offer. president trump tweeted this afternoon, quote, very grateful for the 9-0 decision from the u.s. supreme court. we must keep america safe, end quote. >>> also on this last day of the session, the supreme court is letting stand a gun ruling made by a federal appeals court here in philadelphia. the third circuit majority ruling allows people convict

for "nightly business report" in washington, d.c., i'm brian sullivan. >> meanwhile, republican senators are raising against the clock on their own on health care and today, they promised to release their bill on thursday. the goal is to produce and vote on a health care bill before congress leaves for its traditional july 4th re. >> seth:. kayla has the progress and sticking points. >> after weeks of deal making, mitch mcconnell e the wraps off health care. >> we're going to lay out a discussion draft thursday morning. you'll be able to take a look at it. i think you heard from some of my colleagues the highlight of it and i wouldn't want to compare it to the house bill. it will speak for itself. >> the privacy negotiations providing fuel for democrats. >> i don't know what's in the bill. our colleagues who are working in secret right now seem to have a disturbing lack of interest in transparency. >> republicans can only lose two votes. even lawmakers involved in the talks like senator ted cruz say there's still a lot of work to do. the party's priorities vary widely. some like cruz ins

sullivan: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: madam president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. sullivan: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: madam president, every week to months now, i've been coming down to the senate floor and have been using the opportunity to talk about someone in my state, the great state of alaska who has made a difference. and we call that person the alaskan of the week. and these are individuals unsung in many ways who are doing something for their community, something for the state, and in many ways are inspiring everybody. now, i'm a little biased here, but i believe i live in the most beautiful state in the country, probably the most beautiful place in the world, full of wonderful people, beautiful landscape, and we certainly encourage everybody here in the senate or watching on tv to come up to alaska, experience it yourself. you will have the trip of a lifetime guaranteed, guaranteed. we are also blesse

. >> peter sullivan joins us. he's a staff writer for the hill. senate republicans have released their health care law replacement measure, how did this discussion draft come together? >> it's been in the works for a few weeks, well over a month. senate it majority leader

saturday may 27th the sullivan's new security system captured a man in a light colored hoodie walkingtheir front porch gently snatching two hanging baskets full of flowers and then taking off. the posies had been bought by kathy's any other law for her son's first holy communion. kathy didn't even realize they were gone until two days later. >> you didn't notice they were gone? >> no. that's how much i water them. no. >> reporter: they would have just been sitting there drying out any way? >> probably. >> reporter: this guy probably getting better use out of them than maybe you would. >> probably. >> reporter: security system alarm was set to silent at that hour of the morning and as for their boxer harley, well -- >> is he a good guard dog. >> no he doesn't bark. >> couldn't help but notice the undisturbed. >> i noticed you haven't replaced the flowers. >> no. >> do you care about them at all. >> i probably won't. >> reporter: neighborhood the vineyard at wagner farms has been hit by car break ins lately and other petty thefts. kathy and her husband pete do not like the idea this cre

so, i remember watching "the ed sullivan show." it was on for decades and what i didn't know was that ed sullivan was a civil rights activist because he brought so many african-american acts on his stage at a time when he was probably threatened, the show boycott, sometimes the show wasn't shown in different parts of the south so that day we're having two young women, granddaughter, and diane carol's daughter are making a documentary about ed's civil rights work. they're producing that now and diane carol is going to be with us. she was on the show nine times. so we're very excited about having that. >> how very special. and there's also a sports element in this as well. how does that come into play in this? >> what we do is look at civil rights in all aspects of life so on the sports evening, we're showing a documentary about the 17 other african-american athletes that went with jesse owens to berlin at that olympic games. the hitler games. and so we want to know their story as well. this will talk about that. >> so there's a lot

after the sentencing, rich sullivan, the dad, former marine said as parents we are not happy. sullivan accused of murdering his neighbor and stealing money to fund the terror plot, he faces the death penalty in that case. >> the 25-year-old, top-secret for october. the reality winner is accused of leaking a report about russian interference in the presidential election to an online news outlet, she was denied bail this month after prosecutors found hound written notes about joining the taliban and burn down the white house. rob: commuter chaos. a subway train derailed injuring dozens of people. the crash forcing hundreds of passengers to flee in the dark tunnels underground filled with smoke. dangerous stuff, the third electrified rail. official blaming this on human error saying a misplaced piece of railcars two cars packed with people to jump the tracks. some debris catching fire in the tunnel forcing people to break train windows to escape and go through the smoky tunnel, four people were hurt. what a mess that was. >> imagine walking through those tunnels and the pitch dar

gideon versus wainwright, griswold versus connecticut, "new york times" versus sullivan, brown v.cal juries and bill of rights was anti-federalist teen party suspicion of local government. and that's important. but that isn't the power bill of rights today because you believe some of the most fundamental rights need to be protected against states and localities. brown v. topeka and kansas, gideon versus wainwright in florida, roe v. wade and texas, lawrence versus texas, sullivan was an effort by alabama to shut down free speech. miranda v. arizona, griswold versus connecticut. most of the cases that ordinary people think of as bill of rights cases are not bill of rights cases because the amendments are only about limiting the federal government. so, what kind of cases are gideon versus wainwright and texas when they are not bill of rights cases you now know enough to know the answer was cases are they. they are 14th amendment cases. no state or localities shall make or enforce any that is the second founding. a second bill of rights that is more intuitive for most americans today

sullivan is expected to testify about how he put ali in touch with him to try to help with the issues a at the airport. >> sullivan did come to court today, but there were two more witness who is had to testify. the witnesses for the prosecution were employees in the da's office. they testified how seth williams used vehicling for his own personal use and how he did not disclose gifts from muhammad ali on his ethics form. >> senate republicans unveiled the proposal thursday. it eliminates the penalty on people who do not buy insurance. tax credits to help people afford insurance while slashing taxes for the wealthy. mitch mcconnell hopes to push the measure through, but its fate is uncertain. late this afternoon yet another republican that he could not vote for the plan. bringing the republicans against it to fife. >> we lose this, we lose lives. >> i will need to rely on that state-sponsored health insurance. the way things are going, it will not be there for me. i need it to be there for mee. >> senator toomey said in a statement he's examining the health care draft carefully and we

more, andrew sullivan can share his story.ere -- tell us the story, andrew. >> i arrived here to get into the finance industry, but i was a chartered surveyor. most of the stocks on the hong kong exchange where manufacturing and property or retail and property, so it was a popular sector. rishaad: how have things evolved in finance? even then, it was not that easy to get a job in finance. >> persistence paid off more than anything else here it one of the things still truth is people are willing to give new entrance an opportunity in hong kong. the labor laws are such that obviously if it does not work out, you can get rid of people quickly as well, but it does mean people are more willing to give that first opportunity, and does not fite cv 100%, people are willing to be flexible, and that is a key thing of still doing business in hong kong. doing business in hong kong and being in the industry you are in, and you have dealt with stocks and network,ow, the enigma would this have existed 20 years ago? do you think governance ha