sweeney you have a question. >> the application has been approved by planning that was for the removal of residential rooms and not a valid permit and to restore it back to automobile use and to remove the illegal dwelling both are $6,000 not enough minor permits. >> for the building code issues. >> removing the use. >> so this is easy for us to - >> the other part is. >> yeah. >> i think you've had our rebuttal we didn't formerly call this do you have any last words before we ask public comment and vote? >> the advertising i'm not sure it was there and if is there we want to remove it with the permit we'll have to wait for the issue we're godfather not going to do anything else so basically waiting. >> is there any public comment? before a vote? seeing none, would anybody like to make a motion commissioner walker >> we've voted to uphold the order of abatement and held it in abeyance i'd like to stepped that for thirty days to allow the owner to get a permit and resolve our notice of violation i second that. >> there's a there is a motion and a second what are we extending. >> the hol

. >> reporter: california national guard captain beverly sweeney made this complaint at ft.ewis in washington state, saying it felt like warrior commanders were conspiring against her and creating roadblocks at every turn. sweeney says commanders blocked her from getting care she needed, pushed injured soldiers beyond their physical limits, and ordered soldiers to work overnight guard duty even on medications that made them drowsy. >> it was very painful. i believed -- i believe in the military. i'm an army brat. my husband served. my mother served. >> reporter: new army records obtained by nbc dallas and "the dallas morning news" show more than 1100 complaints nationwide about commanders over five years at more than two dozen warrior transition units or wtus. those are just the complaints to the army aum budsman, one of many places they can complaint. ft. bragg had the most complaints 160, ft. hood in texas had the second highest total with more than 140. in all, there were seven wtus with at least 71 complaints about leadership, including ft. bliss in el paso where the arm

sarah frier also in san francisco and paul sweeney here in new york. when i said tomorrow we will hear from ed williams, i met today. and williams will give us his take on twitter's troubles today. that is coming up next. stay with us for that. ♪

we are live in southern stafford county this noon, i'm sam sweeney, abc 7 news. jummy: ok. thank you. and you can now get abc 7 breaking news text alerts like the update on this investigation and you can get those in an instant. to subscribe, go to wjla.com/text and enter your telephone number. new this noon crews are on the scene of a deadly accident at a rock quarry in prince george's county. this is on kirby road in clinton just across the street from james ryder fendell elementary school. authorities say a worker in that quarry became trapped and he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word this noon on his identity. a massive search and rescue effort is still underway in nepal after that devastating earthquake from over the weekend. the 7.8 magnitude quake hit nepal saturday morning and triggered an avalanche. so far, more than 4,000 people are reported dead with the death toll still rising. international aid groups are on the way to mt. everest and the country's busy capital city of kathmandu. there's fears of more damage from aftershocks continue. >> this whole tent

but i caught up with his coach dabo sweeney and asked him a couple of questions about that. >> what we try to teach our guys is football, create the opportunities take advantage of the platform and the brand and the marketing that you have available to you. but as far as paying players professionalizing college athletics that's where you lose me. i'll go do something else because you know there's enough entitlement in this world as it is. >> but dig down into the small type in sweeney's own contract and he's got plenty of entitlement going on. >> we wanted to get his contract, which they didn't want to provide, we had to get through a foya request. foia request. the splairs players have to wear nike shoes whether they like it or not because the coach has got an endorsement deal with niek aye pfn it'snike, it'sguaranteed in his contract. >> but don't worry, the money is rolling in, football makes money for colleges but that seems like that might not always be true. >> they go out of their ways to spend that money to show they are not actually making a profit at these different schools.

reporting at the white house, i'm sam sweeney, abc 7 news. jummy: today, we are hearing from the man who flew his gyrocopter on to the u.s. capitol lawn and getting a first look at brand new footage of his flight. take a look. doug hughes talked about the flight and his arrest in an exclusive interview with abc news. hughes arrived to his home in florida over the weekend where his house arrest begins today. hughes says he was never a security threat. >> i'm a mailman. i was delivering the mail. i don't think that the government is going to shoot a 61-year-old mailman in a flying bicycle. jummy: hughes could get four years in prison. he says now it's up to the american people to continue the conversation about campaign finance reform that he wanted to started with this stunt right here. more than 30,000 runners are finishing the boston marathon this noon. in fact, the elite runners are just finishing. we just got word that kenya's caroline rotish has won the women's race. more than 3,000 uniformed and undercover officers are deployed on that 2

the board of directors met this morning and sam sweeney is live in northwest d.c. with metro's plan to keep passengers safe. sam? sam: jummy, good afternoon. i just walked out of where metro officials met with board members to establish initiatives to help keep passengers and employees safe. so far this year metro habit even come close to their goal when it comes to keeping passengers and employees safe. in today's metro meeting, board members and metro employees expressed deep concerns for metro's safety. when it comes to injuries involving metro riders and employees, the numbers for the year are up more than 50% from this time last year. while the l'enfant plaza incident remains under investigation, metro is not wasting time ordering new safety measures. the biggest changes will be maintenance improvements. 88,000 tunnel lights must be functioning, no exceptions. underground passageways must be clear of debris. new protocols must be put into place when it comes to metro's alarm system. the ventilation fans that should have cleared smoke during january's incident

daniel sweeney was killed on april 29th along with robert nery. they were fighting a fire when the building collapsed. well today, a portion will be renamed the firefighter daniel sweeney highway. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> skies are mostly clear right now, it is dry. and temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. 51 degrees in northeast philadelphia. the wind will pick up and by this afternoon, we'll be seeing clouds and a few rain drops. we're watching live showers from the west. and that activity coming up from the south is likely to hit delaware and south jersey first. not expecting heavy rainfall. but this afternoon, a possibility we'll see that rain at 8:00 in the morning. to the clouds that are moving in delaware and south jersey. as we go into the later morning hours. showers will pop up in eastern maryland then they start moving into central delaware. that's 1:00 in the afternoon. by 2:00 2:00 in the afternoon, could see showers in south jersey as well heading towards philadelphia. goi

sweeney the question is who owns is it win a lot 2 or 4 or 5 unit condominium units. >> this is where we're double dipping on the costs that is the situation. >> available that's why shows here. >> yeah. >> we should clarify that. >> just to clarify for the board the scope of the appeal presents this file it is strictly shows asking for the order of abatement. >> right thank you. >> we get to decide; right? you'd we got sidetracked there she got the photo up. >> sorry i wasn't presented for that so. >> before you step down commissioner mar. >> i had another question related to the scene for example, our inspectors go out and do on inspection we charge a fee for that inspection that's one inspection that's one inspection so how could we charge 3 property owners that same fee it seems to me because that inspector went out once if we wanted the pertaining to share that fee they'll pay 1/3rd each for that inspection nonetheless that inspector went out 3 times it would be different if the inspections were internal if the problem is inside a particular unit in a condo and they went inside t

i know you and paul sweeney were discussing this.out why the stock is trading higher. fy 2.5%. profit and sales missed estimates. paid click's did not rise as much as analysts had been looking for. cost for click fell. it is not a surprise. you have more people searching on their mobile phones using the search function. that carries lower advertising rates. when it comes to any kind of outlook or forecast google does not say a lot that gives people reason to buy the shares. they say they continue to see great momentum in mobile advertising. that is not enough for me if i were an investor to buy the shares. alix: it is a longer-term play as they migrate to mobile. in terms of amazon, it is a similar story. we had seen the stock moved lower in the after our market dealing with the cloud revenue but overall that means this week are profitability. scarlet's: i was looking at the web services business, the business they broke out on its own, making clear that it is a $5 billion business with gross -- growth rates that most companies would

sam sweeney, abc 7 news. jummy: thank you. meanwhile, jurors will hear evidence in the penalty case of the boston marathon bombing trial. as expected dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted of all 30 charges against him earlier this month. as abc's marcy gonzalez reports, this phase of the trial is going to be much harder to predict. marcy: back in the courtroom, today is a battle for convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's life begins. the same jury that found him guilty on all charges seated again today for the penalty phase of the trial. protesters gathered outside backing the pleas of some of his victims to bring the case to a close. calling on the government to take the death penalty off the table. rebecca gregory who lost a leg in the bombings and completed the boston marathon yesterday is one of many who fear a death sentence could lead to years of appeals. >> part of us getting on with our lives is this ending. marcy: a sentiment shared by the family of martin richard killed in attacks. writing in an op ed in bost

fire fighter sweeney and lieutenant robert neary they died in april of 2012 when a building collapsed during a kensington warehouse fire. ceremony will be at engine 56 on rhawn street at 3:30 this afternoon. >>> a scare in the air for former president bill clinton. his plane made an emergency landing in tanzania because of engine troubles. the former president was in the country as part of the nine day trip of africa with the clinton foundation. law enforcement official confirmed that the plane experienced technical problems. the plane was back in the air within two hours. >>> take a look at this video driver of the tractor in peru found himself and tractor in the middle of the raging river. he was driving the truck when he lost control of the heavy vehicle and drove it right in the water. tractor quickly sank and he had to climb on top of it as you can see. people threw the man a rope to help him out. police and fire fighters eventually got there and it took them some two hours to rescue that man. >> wow. >> look at how fast that water is rolling. >> that water can sweep you right aw

sam sweeney is in rockville with why police believe there may be more victims. sam: it's the most disturbing of crimes. police say this 23-year-old waldorf man sexually assaulted a 20-year-old mentally disabled woman. >> this 20-year-old female is a woman who functions at the level of the middle schooler. sam: the two chatted on the dating website plenty of fish and agreed to meet in a rockville home back in february. that's when police say giddings made his move. >> after the assault, he took her computer tablet on the way out. sam: the victim told a staff member at a county program she attends. they notified police. now montgomery county investigators believe there m be more victims. >> they think that giddings was trolling if you will and in many places in order to establish multiple contacts. that's another reason why they believe that there may be other victims. sam: giddings faces multiple counts including three counts of first degree sexual assault. he's currently being held on $150,000 bond. reporting at the montgomery county police headquarters i'm sam

reporting on capitol hill, i'm sam sweeney, abc 7 news. jummy: "7 on your side" this noon with a consumer alert. another popular ice cream maker is issuing a voluntary recall. a random sample of jenny's splendid ice cream has tested positive for listeria. the company is now shutting down production saying it will not supply retail outlets until all products are 100% safe. it's the interview people around the world have been waiting to see. former gold medal olympian turned reality tv star bruce jenner is ready to unveil a revelation. jenner opens up to diane sawyer for a two hour "20/20" special titled "bruce jenner the interview." we have a clip of that exclusive interview in a new promo. take a look. >> are you going to be ok? >> yeah. i hope i'm going to be ok. jummy: you can watch the full interview when it airs tonight at 9:00 here on abc 7. it's not an illness, it's a condition from early childhood. the struggle of pain of gender dysphoria. >> in fact, the suicide rate among transgender individuals is the highest we've seen in any po

sweeney is the 9th of 12 workers to be convicted. >>> also this morning former philadelphia mob boss joey merlino is a freeman again. officials released him yesterday from a prison in florida where he had been held since january. prosecutors said that merlino violated the terms of his parole by secretly meeting with other mobsters. a judge agreed but an appeals judge reversed that and ordered him released immediately. >>> philadelphia officers are looking for people who are attacking people walking their dogs. investigators say the officer fired shots at the suspect who ran away from the scene. the attempted robbery happened about a block from where james stoolman was shot to death. authorities charged three teenagers in connection with that killing. neighbors we spoke with are still thinking about it. >> you wouldn't have to carry a gun to walk your dog in the evening time but i guess it's city living. >> dog walkers seem to be easy prey. i don't know why. >> a make shift memorial to james stuhlman remains in the neighborhood. >>> 65joe derosa lived on federal street. he was in his

sam sweeney live with the new surveillance video that captured the entire thing. sam? sam: jummy, good afternoon. this is a heartbreaking story. first, i want to explain to you where we are. we're in east baltimore and every single store in this shopping center was looted on monday night. these are all private business owners just trying to make a living and starting their own businesses and they were victimized. here in this one, they raise up this security fence, security wall. they go inside the store. they break the windows, and i want to show you that surveillance video that we just obtained from this store owner. you can see these people pouring in, one after another. and then it becomes hundreds of them. they turn on the lights. and they do this for a minute and then they take whatever they wanted inside this store and they left. now, we can come back out live i want to show you what this looks like today. four days later take a look around me. i've covered hurricanes. i've covered floods. i've covered fires. this is what it looks like after one of those events.

firefighter daniel sweeney was killed on april 9th 2012 along with lieutenant robert nery. they were fighting a fire when a building collapsed. today a portion of a road will be renamed the firefighter daniel sweeney roadway. >>> a chester county son faces a hearing next month after charged with the murder of his elderly father. prosecutors charge that edward o'brien iii moved his then 90-year-old dad from a rehab center to his home. investigators were told the son was told his father needed medical care and medication which he never got. >> this army veteran now weighed about 130 pounds. he was covered with bed sores, he was covered with human waste. he had died from neglect. >> son's attorney tells nbc10 that his client's father did not want to die in a nursing home and refused medical treatment. he also claims o'brien cared for his father right up until his death. >>> philadelphia police investigating a child luring case wanted to see if a new incident just blocks away was related. the latest incident happened tuesday. police say a 13-year-old girl told them two men appr

i'm sam sweeney abc 7 news. jummy: ok sam. thank you. coming up here on abc 7 news at noon -- we will have more of our baltimore coverage. this is news chopper 7 over that scene there. jummy: all right. welcome back. doug hill here to join us to talk about the forecast. doug: yeah. the weather is pretty decent next couple of days. rain and if things work out by the weekend should clear out and start feeling warmer and feel like spring. we'll start with a couple of live shots from the weather bug network in laurel. few fair weather clouds. that is it and the clouds will tend to kind of come and go during the day. zero chance of rain. 63 degrees right now and temperatures pretty close to where they should be for late april. numbers around the area well we're doing pretty well here as far as 60's go for temperatures close to 70 degrees and we're going to see the numbers kind of hold like this tomorrow again. turn a bit cooler with some rain as we head through thursday and friday. we'll be good to go for the weekend weatherwise. let's check

cory: paul sweeney, interesting stuff. thanks for joining us.w night, our sitdown with sheryl sandberg and richard branson. more "bloomberg west" after this. ♪ cory: this is "bloomberg west" where we focus on the future of business. i'm cory johnson. u.s. drone strikes killing an american and italian held hostage by al qaeda. president obama says he takes full responsibility. president obama: i directed the existence of this operation be disclosed publicly. i did so because the families deserve to know the truth. and i did so because even if certain aspects of our national security efforts have to remain secret in order to succeed, the united states is a democracy committed to openness in good times and in bad. cory: two americans linked to the terrorist group were also killed. senate leaders are preparing legislation that would extend the government authority to collect telephone data. it would continue the surveillance authority through the end of 2020, otherwise, set to expire june 1. meanwhile, the house has passed a second cyber security bu

emily: paul sweeney and bryan womack, thank you both so much. coming up, we will be sitting down with the former deputy director of the nsa, general keith alexander tomorrow. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. turning now to the rsa conference -- one of the largest cyber security conferences in the world with almost 30,000 attendees in san francisco it has been almost two years since the first revelations about nsa surveillance from edward snowden. in that time cyber attacks have become an ever greater threat to the u.s. government and private sector. how has the nsa's strategy evolved? cory johnson has more. what is at the top of mind for people at the conference this year? cory: that is the big question. how has the threat changed and how has the response changed? we have seen so much and the world of cyber attacks from the target attack last year to the sony attack which is sort of brought a new way of doing things for hackers which means there's a new way of doing things for the government and the private sector and to talk

sarah frier also in san francisco and paul sweeney here in new york. when i said tomorrow we will hear from ed williams, i met today. and williams will give us his take on twitter's troubles today. that is coming up next. stay with us for that. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg west. let's get a check of bloomberg's top headlines -- the supreme court has heard arguments in the gay marriage case. supporters want the court to extend the rights to the 14 states that do not allow it currently saying it violates their constitutional rights. here is justice stephen breyer during the argan it's. arguments. justice breyer: there is one group of people that what open marriage to so they have no ability to participate in that fundamental liberty. that is people of the same sex that wish to marry. we ask why? the answer we get is well people have always done it. you could've answered that one the same way we talk about racial segregation. matt: opponents say it is a decision that should be left to each state individually. tyson foods is a in the use of human antibiotics

and nbc bay area terry sweeney. how does the government compete here with no stock options? >> reporter: they tell me it comes down to this. what's your motivation? love of money, probably the private sector and if it's love of the country, they can probably find some talented people who love the usa. and they could disable, among other things the ability to pump water. >> after a few days without water, life becomes pretty miserable. technology competent people who know how to deal with cyber attacks and mitigate them when they han, that confidence is in short supply. >> reporter: he said a recruitment among young techies would have a up and down side. >> they would be able to be involved in something challenging and it goes a long way to mitigate a financial reward. >> reporter: we asked if they ate the the recruitment program would be successful? >> the rate of pay would be -- wouldn't be as much. >> it depends. if someone wants to do something for a good cause, they would definitely jump into this, rather than for monetary benefits. >> you would be dealing with very sens

a portion of verree road will be designated as the firefighter daniel sweeney memorial highway. the honor will be held at foyer department engine 56 and fox chase. firefighter daniel sweeney and lieutenant were killed three years ago in april when a building collapsed during kensington warehouse fire. >>> today philadelphia will get to see the final love park concept. philadelphia parks and recreation and the fairmount park con is her advance i want the public's opinion when it presents the john f. kennedy plaza design. meeting will be held at 5:30 at any time at the free library of philadelphia on vine street expressway. >>> 6:07. this video will leave you speechless. a woman walks to up a man pumping gas then lights his car on fire. what happened that sparked this dangerous confrontation. >> but first you hear about it all the time. you may even be a victim yourself. thieves grabbing people, smart phones right out of their hands. now, some of those crooks are off the street. the sting you have to see. and it is only on fox. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a scien

honor will be held at the department engine 56 and fox chase, firefighter daniel sweeney and lieutenant killed in three years ago i should say, in april when a building collapsed during kensington warehouse fire. >>> today, philadelphia will get to see the final love park concept. philadelphia park's and recreation fairmount park con is her venosi, wants to hear your opinion when it creates the john f. kennedy design now the meeting will be held at 5:30 tonight at the free library of philadelphia, on vine st. >> coming up surprising new information about the gyrocopter that landed on the lawn after us capitol revealed in a congressional hearing plus what the pilot himself has to say about that meeting. it is not houston we have a problem, but russia we have a problem. spacecraft caring supplies to the international space station now spinning out of control. what went wrong straight ahead. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. cause i'm not just a fellow da

sweeney you have a question. >> the application has been approved by planning that was for the removal of residential rooms and not a valid permit and to restore it back to

there was a long line all day at sweeney's bakery. up specially decorated cookies pies and cakes for easter sunday. it's one of the biggest days of the year for sweeney's. the store has been in business since 1957. >> time now for accuweather at the action news big board. meteorologist cecily tynan taking a look at the first weekend of april. holiday weekend and kind of a mixed bag. >> weather will be improving as we head through the weekend. certainly not starting off very nice. we're live on sky six which is literally in the clouds taking a look over reading from the pagoda. we've got the low clouds and the moisture over reading and storm tracker six live showing that there is one heavier downpour right now that moved just north of reading another one south over 422. mom lightning -- no lightning strikes. we'll have off and on showers through the evening with the possibility of a gusty thunderstorm. temperature-wise very warm inland, 61 degrees in philadelphia. our high so far 63. didn't hit 70 today. never got really enough of a br

sweeney came down and look at the property i can't remember entirely but i had my krooshth put gutters along the house we put it into the sewer because water would not contribute to the hillside that's all we could do we were waiting to hear back for a meeting to work with the unstable hillside >> i never heard anything until 2013 and then i get a notice of violation which i was the notice of violation went to three or four different neighbors there was a lot of confusion in the interim we sold one of our lots to a neighbor he didn't understand what was going on because all that happened before he bought the property anyway it was we said we don't know what you're talking about the building came back with a continuance you was speaking with the inspector we got another dates for the hearing my notice said the 13th and my neighbors notice the 18th and the 18 million dollarsth was a sunday so my neighbor called keith and questioned it and keith said oh, there was a mistake blah, blah 8 and 3 looks at alike there was a typo we'll we e reschedule everyone fine i didn't show up for the 18th

credit greece -- credit suisse chief economist, james sweeney.things will be a time to short german 10-year bunds. take a listen. bill: the eurozone and ecb quantitative easing program will end, and one of the reasons for the overvaluation has to do with mario draghi and his program of 60 billion euros a month in terms of buying power. you don't want to fight the fed or the ecb, i suppose. alix: what you think of this? james: i think it's pretty amazing where german yields are right now. 10 basis -- 10 basis points for a 10-year investment, so that's the market assuming ecb rates will not go up in 10 years. recently, we've actually had very strong growth -- alix: your audio's not working, so we're going to get you hooked up. i'm going to go to lisa. you really wanted to know when he was going to make this short. did you get an answer? lisa: he basically the same right now it's not that much of a drag on performance if you are shorting something that has a negative yield or any young. one of the challenges of shorting a security that has any posit

edward sweeney is the ninth, i should say, out of 12 men to be sentenced in the case. federal judge sent two more ironworkers to prison yesterday. it was part of a steam by ironworkers local 401 to pressure builders into hiring union workers. >>> in delaware a new push to warn young people about the dangers of binge drinking. officials are launching a new campaign aimed at young people between the ages of 12 to 25. it's an extension of an existing program targeting underaged drinking. this will include a media blitz putting messages on billboards buses, websites, radio stations as well as schools. >>> the chainsaws and wood chippers were churning today in gloucester county following yesterday's storms. crews are clearing away a large tree that came crashing down on a home here. today's work revealed the extent of the damage. >> now that they removed part of the tree you can see more of the damage. when the tree was there, it didn't look as bad as it does now. but at least i have my animals out of the house and they're all safe. >> the homeowners estimate that the tree

reporting on capitol hill, i'm sam sweeney, abc 7 news.nd that's it now for abc 7 news at 5:00. alison: right now at 6:00 -- >> we recording it? alison: a man is dead and a community outraged. now, a new admission from baltimore police after a man dies in police custody. leon: we have shocking video that's just hours old. the search for the man behind a sudden brutal attack. alison: and a student is arrested accused of attacking a teacher. why students say they're not surprised. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> because of this incident, a mother has to bury her child. maureen: demands for answers and call for calm in baltimore as protesters protesters come to town. brad bell is live in baltimore with new information on this developing story. >> the new information is from a baltimore police conference concluded a little while ago they are now admitting that freddie gray should have been given medical treatment before he was put in handcuffs and thrown in the back of a van. they're also admitting that while he was in the back of the

the team was not sure what to call it and the winning suggestion it's sweeney donut dog and i tasted it today and it's kind of yummy. cecily just fell off her chair. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17. and then join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. now for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers and it's entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams we'll see you tonight at 11:00. now, more and more americans are discovering that shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. >>> breaking news tonight. the massive terror attack on a college campus. at least 147 dead. new images tonight. gunmen strapped with explosives. 13 hours of terror. reports of christians singled out and killed. martha raddatz is standing by. >>> also breaking tonight, history with iran. has the u.s. and its allies stopped iran from developing a nuclear weapon? terry moran, live with what iran has now agreed to. >>> the new discovery after the jet crash in the alps. investigators tonight revealing what

i'm sam sweeney, abc 7 news. leon: all right. now, we have seen a lot of violent images out of baltimore in the last few days. we'll show you some of the positive pictures going viral including one by one of our very own here abc 7's photojournalist matt applegate. alison: that's right. new details on the controversy of whether to show that movie "american sniper" at the university of maryland. the decision that was reached this week. alison: we want to go to baltimore now and listen in as the police commissioner is speaking at this hour. >> are finding over to the state attorney's office as quickly as you can. we are being accountable to them so we can be accountable to the public. hope that answers and clears up any concerns or confusions about that report. we just wanted to be clear. we continue to see reports of that and we wanted to address any confusion that might be. i'll take a few questions. our hope is to be able to provide as many updates as we can, whatever new information that we might be able to share, our hope is t

engine 56 in fox chase dedicated a street sign to fallen firefighter daniel sweeney. a portion of the road between raun and kendrick streets is now firefighter daniel sweeney memorial highway. he and lieutenant neary died in 2012 when a burning warehouse collapsed on them. >>> to new york city now, jurors in the etan patz murder case are now done for the day and they are still deadlocked. pedro hernandez of maple shade burlington county is accused of killing the 6-year-old boy back in 1979. prosecutors say he confessed a few years ago but hernandez's headquarters argue someone else did it claiming hernandez is mentally ill. today was the 11th day of deliberations. yesterday jurors sent a note to the judge telling him they're unable to reach a unanimous decision. etan patz's disappearance helped draw national attention to the plight of missing children and their families. >>> new at 5:00 victoria's secret revealed. surveillance video showing two women stuffing bras into a bag during a heist at a mall in wilkes-barre township. the second time this has happened. these wo

for more, we're joined by paul sweeney. how big of a threat is this to verizon and at&t?ichael: in the near term -- paul: in the near term, not much at all. but anytime google gets into any business, you need to pay attention. tom: when does apple do this? tim cook has got to be squirming. paul: apple is in the market at the high-end of the market. i think they are comfortable where they are. tom: mi going to get a 20 dollar per month cell phone bill? paul: that is not happening. i don't think they do it for a long time. olivia: once you put a $20 per month plan out there that gives you your money back for data that you don't use, how can there be anything other than complete price explosion -- implosion? paul: if they say, let's roll this out to more devices, more carriers, that is when verizon and at&t have to pay attention? tom: can they roll it out to apple? paul: they potentially could? we have not seen much of that in the past. tom: what did you learn on the facebook conference call? paul: business remains very strong. tom: killing it. paul: they got a little hurt o

edward sweeney is the ninth of 12 men to be sentence issed in this case.federalup sent two more of those iron workers to prison yesterday. prosecutors say this was all part of a scheme by ironworkers 401 to pressure builders into hiring union workers. >>> we have new information into the investigation of a philadelphia veterans affairs office. the va inspector general is widening its review now looking at two senior leaders for potential misconduct on capitol hill a house committee herd testimony from an office. the panel questioned several whistle-blowers who worked for that department. the hearing also looking at allegations of big payments to executives. >>> new information in the atlantic city casino crisis. there is no word on when a judge will issue a decision on a dispute between trump and the casino. now, at the time the casino was trying to cancel the union's contract. the casino sued to stop the letter campaign. the union says it's a free speech issue. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 8 minute

and this guy here a sweeney doughnut dog available at wilmington blue rocks game a hot dog topped withon a krispy kreme doughnut and this puppy was here in the news room last week and people said it was really delicious. >> which one are you taking. >> i like the hot dog wrapped in pretzel with crab dip. >> i'm going to do the sweeney only because one of our producers tried it and he said it was really good. >> really? >> if they say so. >> the doughnut part and the bacon and the whole -- >> thanks alicia. >> let's get another check on the roads. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with an update. >> i would try most of them and would try them multiple time. you don't want to try to use this ramp this afternoon. here's our overturned trash truck we were talking about, the ramp from kelly drive outbound and ridge avenue westbound to get to the city avenue bridge. route one to get southbound towards city avenue, that ramp shut down as it has been now for over an hour. you can see police are still on the scene but there's still some cleanup left to do. kind of a mess here o

tonight fans got their first taste of the team's new sweeney dog, a hot dog with a sweet doughnut roll, bacon, jelly. >> that's quite a mixture. >>> it's a mild spring night. >> tonight on first alert radar, rain moving in just in time for the morning commute. more details from sheena parveen. >> we have rain approaching, mainly our western counties. we'll be here for the morning hours, during the morning rush. here's a look at the radar and light rain for chester, lan lancaster counties. we'll see this spread across the area. overnight the rain moves in and early tomorrow morning, by 8:00 we will see some showers around. maybe not everyone will see rain for the morning commute. south jersey and delaware expect the showers. temperatures around 60. along i-95 temperatures mid to upper 50s. scattered showers in areas through the lehigh valley up near the poconos. you should be mid to low 50s. still the chance for scattered showers. i'll show you if this will linger into your weekend. warmer temperatures in the forecast too straight ahead. >>> the man who landed a gyro copter on the lawn

watershed lands and we manage as also mentioned we manage three parcels that directly abut the watershed, sweeney ridge, rancho [inaudible] and the property that he call [inaudible] estate. they adjoin the watershed in different locations. >> >> we have supported different uses on the watershed and have an excellent working relationship with our colleagues at puc for ways that can be done. i want to invite christina and she's our san mateo coordinator and will explain in-depth how the general management plan envisions access to the watershed. >> thank you howard and thank you for having us here today so as mentioned we have a scenic easement and recreation easement over the entire watershed and the contiguous lands adjacent and important to have connectivity to the trail systems. as part of our management plan the alternative approved in january of this year the title was really for connecting people with the parks. we know that a lot of the visitors of the parks live on the bay side of the peninsula and don't have access to the open space lands so as part of our general management plan i would l

not far from the banjo playing sweeneys' home, all the brothers were dead by now. a staff officer hauled up some fence rails for lee to sit upon as he waited. for a time, the general fell asleep. as he awaited word from grant. just before 1:00 p.m., the union staff officer bearing a flag of truce and a note from grant arrived at lee's apple tree headquarters. grant's note informed lee i will push forward to the front for the purpose of meeting you. it is now my pleasure to call forth patrick schroeder who for 20 years has explored the lanes the fields and the home places of appomattox courthouse as an historian for the national park service. today, he will carry our story from the apple tree into mclean's parlor, 150 years ago to this minute. >> thank you, john thank you for all of you being in attendance today to remember this important date in our country's history. the union officer carrying grant's letter was lieutenant colonel orville babcock. named william mckee dunn. they found lee resting under that apple tree by the appomattox river. lee had with him only