joy and terrence and eight month old terrence, jr. joy is concerned about her baby's future. >> he's a young black mail. young black males have targets on their backs and it's important for me to make sure i'm listening and i'm aware of what's going on. >> reporter: chester's murder rate in 2016 was roughly four times hire than that of philadelphia. this year the city is on pace to double last year's carnage. residents of this town heal meeting listed their concerns easy to access guns, abandoned homes, trash, teen loitering, few security cameras. absentee parents. one woman brought to the meeting a banner with the names of chester murder victims dating back to 1980. edith blackwell found the names of her two never tuesday. she herself was wounded in a 2012 gas station shootout. >> you got hit in the back. >> got hit in the back with a bullet. yes. >> at that point did you say to yourself i got to get out of this town? >> i did, but i still love my town. i just believe there's hope. >> reporter: joy taylor knows her son's life may dep

fighters, the britishj pair of kell brrok and amir khan, the australianjeff horn and the american terrences cast, khan was the preferred choice with 48% of the vote cast. paquiao's advisor also said the fight would be held in the uae, which wont be much comfort to one of the four, jeff horn, who believed a deal had already been agreed to fight

what about >> terrence howard revealing his plan school for chemical engineering so my plan b is still plan b. >> the empire star honored with the excellence in the arts a ward. >> i'm so honored that you have even considered my body of work deserves any kind of recognition. >> opening up about what is in store on his hit fox show. >> are they ever going to work it out? are we ever going to see a -- >> not if we want to stay on the air. >> i heard eva longoria is joining the team. >> what is her character? >> she's commissioner. i want to keep my job. >> all right. well, variety is reporting that late night host jimmy kimmel is pondering retirement when his current contract ends in 2019. >> telling variety my wife is pregnant and at a certain point i'd like more free i have very little free time as it is. >> we'll see but right now kerry washington is about to celebrate a big tv milestone this season and she is giving a lot of credit to the writers. >> in a sexy black dress and leather corset the always stunning kerry washington looking fabulous in a 50 shades kind of way at the writer

terrence howard, someone please explain?aw him and i thought he should be sitting next to a fire. >> it was not a hit for me. terrence, you know, he's weird on the carpet. 's hit and miss. and it was definitely miss last night. >> okay? >> he borrowed that from the empire wardrobe. >> yes? oscars, let me grab this from wardrobe really quickly. wasn't good. >> thank you so much, guys shall appreciate this, our fox fashion panel. we do have to get to breaking news montogomery county court house you see them bill cosby now getting out of the car. he is putting on his jacket there. he has his aids there helping him get together as we've seen so many times before. had several hearings so far in our area. but this one is a little different. this one, he's asking for there to be change of venue when it comes to his trial. so either the jurally have to be brought in from a different caught i, into montgomery county, wore this case he wants the whole trying being held in a different county. of course prosecution feels like this is a

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joy and terrence and eight month old terrence, jr. >> i'm highly concerned. i mean i live here.'m not, you know, immune to anything that happens here. i am part of the community. i have a child that i'm raising here. he's a young blackmail, young black males have targets on their backs it's important for me to make sure i'm listening i'm aware of what's going on. >> reporter: chester murder rate in 2016 was roughly four times hire than that of philadelphia. this year the city is on pace to double last year's carnage. >> our young people today it's easier for them to get a gun than it is for them to get a book. >> reporter: residents were asked to list the issues that concern them on that list abandoned homes, trash, teen loitering absence of security cameras. absence of parents and, yes, chester police literally asleep on the job. >> calgary baptist church there's a car in the back of my yard i have on camera he's sleeping. that's a problem. >> reporter: christina wright brought a banner to the meeting with the james of chester murder victims dating back to 1980. edith blackwell

fighters, the britishj pair of kell brrok and amir khan, the australianjeff horn and the american terrencerawford. of the 16,000 votes cast, khan was the preferred choice with 48% of the vote cast. paquiao‘s advisor also said the fight would be held in the uae, which wont be much comfort to one of the four, jeff horn, who believed a deal had already been agreed to fight in brisbane in april. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are claire cohen, women's editor of the daily telegraph and broadcaster david davies. good to have you both. watford fan, united fan. the i leads with an exclusive story about sweeping changes to the nhs that could lead to some hospitals closing. the metro focuses on the death of city banker oliver dearlove who was killed with a single punch on a night out. the telegraph says doctors are failing to prescribe women a pill that can cut the risk of breast cancer by a third because many doctors are unaware that it can be used to prevent the disease.

. >> reporter: it was a rough morning for thousands of drivers like terrence carter. he was stuck for hours along interstate 580. video there sky 7 shows the backup stretched all the way to tracy. >> i was more than stressed out. i had anxiety. you know, fear of missing my flight which it did happen. and i needed to use the restroom. >> reporter: the california highway patrol closed two of the four westbound lanes because of this, a giants pothole about # feet long. it exposed the rebar in the concrete. repairs could not wait. >> when you have exposed rebar, you just can't have vehicles traveling over that. >> reporter: caltrans crews with jackhammers, hoses and shovels worked nonstop to fix it. a spokesman says a few things caused this pothole to open up. >> you get this much rain over this long of a period, you're going to have potholes. they crop up with no notice. >> reporter: plus this is a major connector between the central valley and bay area traveled by tens of thousands of vehicles a day including lots of large heavy trucks. nobody was heard, but the chp got

adjusted policy after an officer failed to turn on his body camera before the fatal shooting of terrenceterling last year. what is the protocol? >> almost every time they have an interaction, they're required to turn it on. when they get a call for service, the dispatcher will ask them if they have turned their camera on and the officer has to respond that they have. >> reporter: in the metro pd's first full month of deployment, it recorded 140,000 videos, or 34,000 hours of footage, that includes a spike for the presidential inauguration. body cameras are now an industry. vendors like taser international, the manufacturer working with metro pd, not only sell the pricey kamras but video storage space along with it. the company booked $180 million of business in the first three quarters of 2016 alone. >> we'll be issuing you the kamras. >> reporter: they have tell you that implementing the cameras remains a work in progress. >> law enforcement is trying to do the right thing for our department in particular. for them to embrace this body-worn camera says to me that my folks feel like they

we have a conversation about the terrence soon. please introduce yourself. >> i am a first year student at the school of law. my question goes to all of you. what do you think is an appropriate or right response to the russian hacking and the u.s. sanctions. i had a conversation with my friend that it is not only an intervention on the election but they attacked the very institution that is supposed to protect the value -- excuse me -- the value of democracy. it is an attack on your values. what is an adequate response? >> give us a 45 second proportional response to the hacking. we got about 85 people lined up. >> i will be quick on that. this issue of the proportional response, you have to tread carefully. theshould be guided by advance copy. we have to be very careful on this because when you mentioned to take down want similar institutions in other countries. the russian government always believed that we have been doing that. we have not engaged in that same kind of counter retaliation or preemptive action we did. the wake of,

say jealousy is a likely motive in a lehigh valley shooting that left a person dead. 36-year-old terrence ferguson was shot and killed in the parking lot of an auto zone in palmer township. police believe 23-year-old dakota baptiste shot the victim after he spotted the man in the car with a woman he had a relationship with. baptiste texted her earlier in the day saying he would shoot ferguson. he is behind bars charged in the shooting. >>> a hotly contested south jersey pipeline will move forward now that the pinelands commission approved the project. it will carry natural gas 22 miles per hour between maurice river township to cape may county passing through the protected pinelands preserve. the meeting was filled with critics and supporters voicing their concerns. >> concerned once they pass this pipeline today it will open up a pandora's box and allow for development that's not appropriate in the pines. >> we do support the project, the employment part of it is why i'm here to create jobs for a lot of time construction workers. >> a legal challenge gains the pipeline construction was f

fairfax county police arrested terrence ma low on unrelated gun and drug charges but the ammunition found with him is the same kind that was fired into those homes in january. if connected it would be welcome news to neighbors who have been rattled by the shot that wasn't all that close and then when the second one went off it really got my attention. sounded like afghanistan. been there, done that. >> court documents name maloy has the primary suspect. >>> the sheriff's department will host a community meeting tonight. the meeting is to help answer any questions regarding recent burglaries. stepties say the m deputies say this man shown in this video has broken into several homes. >>> and check out this new video of that atm robbery. we broke the news right around this time yesterday. this is incredible video. three people backed a white van into a gas station. they wrapped a chain around the there are actually two similar cases but in one they didn't get the machine. first, three suspects in a van stole an atm from an exon station in laurel. in another case the suspects damaged an atm,

. >>> 37-year-old terrence federal government son was shot and killed in an auto zone parking lot. woman told police that she was texted earlier in the day, saying he would shoot ferguson, he remains in jail charged with the shooting. >>> 33-year-old an andre hughes was charged with his 7th dui. he was pulled over yesterday after stopping in the middle of a intersection for a red light. >>> the south jersey gas pipeline will move forward that will carry natural gas 22 miles between maurice river township in cumberland to a plant in cape may county through the protective pinelands preserve. the meeting eject motion filled with critics and supporters voicing their concerns. >> concerned once they pass this pipeline today it will open a pandora's box and allow for more development. i meant violates the pinelands plan and law. >> we support the project, the employment part of it is why i'm here, to create jobs for a lot of construction workers. >> reporter: legal challenge against the pipeline construction was filed before the vote took place and opponents have promised more lawsuits.

it's my pleasure to present to you his excellency the govern of the commonwealth, the honorable terrence r. mcauliffe. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. speak ter howell, leader norman, ladies and gentlemen of the virginia general assembly, thank you for inviting me to speak with you this evening. and to the people of virginia who are with us tonight who are are watching from home, thank you for the honor of serving as this commonwealth's 72nd governor. we are joined here this evening by our great lieutenant governor ralph northham. [ applause ] and our great attorney general, mark herring. [ applause ] these twos virginia leaders have been great partners as we work to build a stronger, more open, and more prosperous virginia. i thank them and, of course, our first lady is with us here this evening, dorotor mcauliffe. [ applause ] >> dorothy your work expanding access to healthy nutrition, promoting national service and making our commonwealth more welcoming to military families has made our state a better place to live. thank you for your leadership and thank you for our

. >> ed: my name is ed gregory, originally from terrence falls, born and brought up here, born in 1945ing the hay day, there were three paper mills, a cotton mill, a silk mill, a foundry, a beehive of activity here. >> anthony: back then, a company town like this, the company actually took care of you. they built and provided homes for their employees. schools. the river provided energy. the company provided nearly everything else. >> ed: the heyday is gone. people are definitely struggling to find work. the down just kind of died during the '80s. when the folks came to work, they were immigrants -- >> anthony: attracted by the manufacturing here. >> ed: correct. made it a possibility of owning a home in a real decent part of the county here. ♪ >> ed: so my father was here, a millwright, a millwright's job is a jack of all trades if you will. if there was something that needed to be repaired. >> anthony: you could work in a mill and live in a nice home, send your kids to school, make a living all on a mill salary. >> ed: you bet. >> anthony: it's unthinkable now almost. what happened t

. >> reporter: it was a rough morning for thousands of drivers like terrence carter stuck for hours along interstate 580 near livermore. video from sky 7 shows the line of cars moving at washington speed stretched all the way to tracy. >> i was more than stressed out. i had anxiety, fear of missing my flight this it did happen. had to use the restroom. >> reporter: highway patrol closed two of the four westbound lanes because of this, a giants pothole that exposed rebar in the concrete. caltrans crews with jackhammers, hoses and shovels worked nonstop to fix it. a spokesman says a few things caused this pothole to open up. >> potholes always crop up when you have weather like this. we've had a lot of rain for a long time. and that is just when they happen. also 580, the pavement hasn't been in good shape for a while because that is a major east/west route. >> reporter: nobody was hurt will, but the chp got the 15 calls for flat tires. ray louie us a one of the unlucky ones. >> it was bad. it was a big bump. luckily i didn't lose control of my xcar. >> reporter: he did have to wait five ho

. >> also, caught on camera, e cigarette battery explodes in a man's pocket, terrence johnson leavingt in calgary canada when he believes loose change came into contact with the spare battery. the explosion burned a hole in johnson's jeans, he suffered third agree burns on his thigh, urging other users to read the fine print on the company website warning people not to but the the -- put the battery in your pocket. >> people trying to safer money may stop using their credit cards to keep debt, but it may actually damage your yesterday the score. >> jen murphy mother of two is expecting her third child in april. she spent months paying off the balloon her wells fargo advice a credit card. >> our intentions were to save it, and keep it like an emergency card. and also to help with some of the costs for when the baby comes. >> then got this letter from wells fargo. >> they had closed out my account for inactivity on my account. because i kept it at zero ball. i didn't use it. >> six months of card inactivity was the leading factor in their decision to cancel her card along with balances

. >> it's a unique program that allows students to build their custom made you go terrence and earn something greater in the end. half moon bay high school is this week's cool school. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: some days, school can be a grind. but for these students it's a blast. >> this is just something i was very passionate about and i wanted to do it. i feel like the kids get a lot out of it. >> as you put it all together you feel like, wow, i'm making this and it's going to, like, play music it's, like, this cool feeling to think, like, i did this for from, like, scrap. >> reporter: it takes roughly 50 hours to sand and piece together these intricate instruments. the sides of the guitar are made of avanka wood a very dense wood and top of the guitar is made of spruce which is typical for acoustic guitars. but the program would not exist had it not been for an odd twist. anthony lost his job in san diego during recession cutbacks even lived in a trailer for three months but refused to give up on teaching thanks to his wife christie. >> the whole time i'm struggling trying to find a job tryi

terrence paxton bradshaw. >> that's right. >> 100 million people watching. what's your thought?the best interviews i've ever had with tom brady. i told him, if you get that its super bowl, nobody will be more proud of you than me. i'll hug you enough that led to him do that trophy. but when you reach out to grab it, i'm going to drop it on your foot. >> wing of the panel, is defined, nervous? >> we are close to an asset. we are not rocket scientists. we would talk football. we have been together 23 years and where family here. >> the last time we did the super bowl, i had to leave because my dad died that night. i made my mother go get a checkup before i came down here, make sure she's okay. >> here we are a final rehearsal before the biggest game, the super bowl. you are not singing halftime. lady gaga is jumping from the ceiling. >> where do you see your role here? >> behind the scenes, kind of pull the curtain back and show you what's really going on. >> you are going to do a big time sunday. >> it is everybody's super bowl. >> what is going through your mind with 100 million

justice terrence thomas is represented in a small display around the confirmation hearings , and thee by anita hill that led to a great deal of controversy, but then ultimately his confirmation and seating on the court. host: some may argue they played a bigger role especially thurgood marshall. william pretzer: we know there are thousands of stories we could have told in much later detail. we simply can't include all of those stories all at the same time. we have done our very best to find the kinds of stories that we think resonate with people, both the known and unknown stories. , justs is a living museum like our understanding of history changes, we reinterpret. we find new information. this is a conversation about what we will include in the museum in the future rather than looking at what we have already done in the past. host: a living museum despite its size and limited space. what is not included that you would like to see included down the road? william pretzer: my own interest is in the history of science and technology, and that is an interest that many, many people have

. >>> got some friends in the terrence manning academy. where is that? where are you guys from?ht. very nice. senior trip. way to go. my senior trip was downtown. that was about it. head inside now to savannah. >> all right, al. thank you so much. now to something i think took a lot of people by surprise. bob harper, the fitness trainer. host of nbc's "biggest loser," revealing he suffered a heart attack that left him unconscious for two days. >> reporter: bob harper is the picture of health from his sculpted arms and chiselled abs to his no-nonsense attitude about getting in shape. harper has made fitness his business. pushing contestants to their limits as a trainer turned host on nbc's the "biggest loser." >> up, boom, drop. come on jackie. push! >> reporter: now harper is facing a serious health issue. the 51-year-old confirming to nbc news he suffered a heart attack two weeks ago, calling the ordeal scary. harper detailed the incident to tmz, saying he collapsed while working out at a new york city gym. a nearby doctor sprang into action administering cpr and using a defibr

. >> terrence stevens, cincinnati bengals. >> cam newton the atlanta falcons. >> brian scott, atlanta bowl. come in early and we have rehearsal day and get them together really quick and pull together a great show extremely quick. ainsley: big show tonight. what is happening? >> super bowl gospel is tonight. get tickets at ticketmaster and ticketmaster.com. tickets are 25 to $75. great show. cece wayans. tammy mann. it is going down tonight. ainsley: what are you singing now? >> we'll sing, a lovely day. ainsley: take it away. ♪ ♪ when i wake up in the morning and my heart is filled with pain ♪ ♪ smile upon my face is gone, can't see the sunshine from the rain ♪ ♪ but when i think of you, the world's all right with me ♪ ♪ lord, just one thought of you, and i know it is going to be a loving day ♪ ♪ loving day ♪ it is going to be a loving day ♪ the lovely day ♪ ♪ jesus is the lover of my soul, deep within ♪ ♪ you're the one that can take away, take away you will of my sin ♪ ♪ because when i think of you, then the world's all right with me ♪ ♪ lord just one thought of you, and i know it'

think he just didn't want to be sitting there yucking it up with them at this kind of you a ten terrencepot on. this is a slap in the face to those saying i'm not going to put up with this anymore. this comes right after friday when you had members of the press left out of some gaggle that sean spicer did places like politico, "l.a. times." you mentioned earlier when you worked for the "new york post." this isn't new. this is something that has happened before. have you been kicked out of an airplane, have you been kicked out of gaggles, tell us about that. >> i remember a column i wrote in 2008 got my me kicked off of president obama's campaign plane. we would routinely get kicked out of those gaggles in the white house. it was not a big deal. i will tell you, abby, the "new york times" never mounted the ramparts to defend the first amendment when that happened. the only time they care about the first amendment is suddenly when they get oleft out of something like this. really is obnoxious. something else that president obama said i think it was last week that is a very good thing cpac.