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wharton? >> who. >> donald trump. >> yeah. i don't care. >> he talks about it all theto wharton, an ivy league school. vote for me because i went to wharton. >> he also has very small loan from his father for a million dollars. i don't know what to say about that. >> you don't know? >> no. i'm going to vote for bernie. >> in all fairness. richard, to donald trump i'm not sure he needs the students at upen to get him over the top, polling well ahead here in pennsylvania. it's these unbound delegates that matter over the popular vote any how but the fact remains the folks i talked to at least here at upenn and the students at wharton, didn't seem particularly fond of sdmoop probably wishing they went to michigan or something. jacob in philadelphia. that's all for me. stay with msnbc for updates on the 2016 political race throughout the day. thanks for joining us. you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. i'vand i'm doing just fine. allergies.mastering life. claritin provides 24-ho

but the students here at wharton don't seem to be behind him. it really matter? at the end of the day, the popular vote is only going to count for 17 delegates. 54 of the delegates are unbound and have nothing to do with the popular vote. does donald trump really care if people don't like him at wharton? >> probably not. i know you to be a very fair reporter but it got to be you found nobody while asking on camera that was proud to claim donald trump because you didn't include a sound bite from anybody. >> reporter: no, and i promise you, alex, had someone told me that they would support donald trump at wharton of course i would have included that. we spent quite a lot of time out there, went to both sides of the building. but no dice. >> kind of interesting. >> all right, we'll see you here in studio tomorrow, jakon soboroff. we'll see you in studio tonight. >> government ed rendell is a hillary clinton supporter and you are a penn graduate but undergrad, right? so do you want to claim anything about donald trump, in a parallel world there? >> w

not true says acclaimed professor adam grant at the wharton school of business. in his new book "originals" how nonconformists changed the world, professor grant shares the secrets of successful trail blazers and explains how you can become one. here's nbc's willie geist. >> i want to share a couple things i learned. >> reporter: 34-year-old adam grant is teaching some of the world's brightest young business minds to be productive by being creative. >> some of you had way too much fun with this. >> reporter: the first step to an original idea, he says, is to poke a hole in the status quo. and see what's behind it. >> originality starts with looking at the world around you and seeing something that nobody else saw. it's basically about taking the lead and saying, i'm going to take initiative to not only have the idea but make it a reality. >> reporter: in 2010, four of professor grant students at wharton did just that. they wondered why a pair of eyeglasses should cost hundreds of dollars. that question and the answer the guys found gave birth to the popular eyewea

he even mentioned his time at the wharton school in philadelphia most polls shows him with the doubleit lead over his g.o.p. rivals in the the keystone state. >>> republican rival governor john kasich will campaign in connecticut today. yesterday he made a campaign stop at brandywine campus of penn state. political pundits call kasich a licensing shot for his parties nomination but he is polling in second place for the g.o.p. behind trump in the state. >>> 5:37. next up in sports bidding a final farewell to april icon of philadelphia, what we have learn about the man who gave us the flyers at a huge celebration of his life. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is respons

he is a graduate of the wharton school and the university of new york law school. trialg as a attorney for the civil division. as deputy chief of the criminal division for the u.s. attorney's office in the western district of michigan, he supervised the health care fraud and computer-related crimes unit, among others. he also spent four and a half years as a judge advocate for the u.s. marine corps, handling both civil and c

will get access to office space and have a host of advisers at the ready including mentors from the wharton school of the university of pennsylvania. >> we are looking for people with incredible entrepreneurial spirit and a philadelphia tie and authentic to what they are trying to achieve. >> check that out, you see the complex taking shape in camden from their brand new drone video, it's expected to be cleat and up and running by the fall. the selection process starts on friday april 18th, the opportunity is open to entrepreneurs not just in our area but across the world. it will be competitive but a great chance to get a shot. >>> and sticking with the nba, a legendary career that started in lower merion, tonight it will end under the bright lights of los angeles, kobe bryant will finish his career, they will play the utah jazz. a final chapter in a storied 20 year career that is sure to land bryant in the hall-of-fame. he played 1300 games all of them for the lakers and tonight one more for the home fans. >> it means everything. i drew up a die hard laker fan. it's like a dream come true

the wharton school is in pennsylvania, penn, they are going to do well. at the crowds. >> some of the delegates are elected on the ballot. that poses a challenge for you. how are you handling that? >> if i win the state it doesn't mean you win the ballots. it is really unfair. it is crazy what is going on. we will do well but i think it is very unfair. somebody else is supposed to win. we are very heavily favored to win. the polls are saying it. really you should give it back to the voters. it is very, very unfair. the rules were clearly established ahead of time. when people say that the rules are the rules how do you respond? >> i respond by saying they changed the rules. after i got in they changed the rules. i joined and they changed the rules and they took it away from the voters. >> you think they did that because of you? >> i think so. i think so. they saw i did well in colorado. it's a crooked system. in the meantime i am winning. >> you met with megyn kelly of fox news. what did you agree upon? >> megyn called she wanted to come up. she came into

trump says he loves pennsylvania, and mentioned his time at the wharton school, in philadelphia. olls show him with the double digit lead with his g.o.p. rivals in the keystone state. meanwhile, republican rival governor john kasich will campaign in connecticut today. yesterday he made a campaign stop at penn state's brandywine campus. the political pundits call kasich a long shot for his parties nomination but he is polling in second place for the g.o.p., behind trump in the state. >>> voters in pennsylvania and delaware head to the polls next tuesday for their primaries, fox 29 will have fully lex coverage starting in our 10:00 o'clock news this that night. >>> man who drove a helicopter, in restrict space before landing in the u.s. capitol will spend 120 days behind bars. judge sentenced douglass hughes, he admitted he was trying to call attention to the influence of big money in politics. he got attention, all right. u.s. postal service mail carrier flew the aircraft from gettysburg, pennsylvania to washington d.c. in april of 2015. >>> a septa transit officer is okay after he

the wharton school the business at the university of pennsylvania came in 16th. is undergrad, lehigh university college of business and the college of new jersey were in the 30s and drexel's lebo college of business ranked 76th. it's been a good year for villanova. >> starting salaries are so important. more than ever now because so many people are worried about leaving college with so much student loan debt. that's impressive. congratulations. >> their law school is a top notch law school. villanova is doing some things right. you can probably bet on enrollment increasing because of all this. >> we should do a story on that. i'm sure it will. >> pretty good. >>> flyers fans fallout. hear what ed snider's family, what they're saying about the bracelet incident. >> on the verge of a sweep. we'll also hear from flyers captain claude giroux about tonight's must-win game. >>> and a philadelphia fun charged with dui will learn her fate today. the key piece of evidence tossed from the case that could work in her favor. joe sestak supports a plan that the new york times

>> trump graduated in 1964 and went to fordham university for two years before transferring to the wharton school of the university of pennsylvania. he graduated in 1968 and after all his military training, a medical deferment makes him ineligible for the vietnam draft. trump went to work for his successful father, fred, but the boroughs of brooklyn and queens were not enough for him. he'll take manhattan. >> from the time i was very young, i've been fascinating with the new york skyline. >> coming up, trump moves across the river to manhattan and the new york real estate business will never be the same. they say that in life, we shouldn't sweat the small stuff. but when you're building a mercedes-benz, there really is no small stuff. every decision... every component... is an integral part of what makes the 2016 c-class one of our most sophisticated cars ever. because when you're setting a new benchmark for refinement, it is the small stuff... that makes the biggest impression. the 2016 c-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. th

for five years, this country has been working on extremely complex formulas, and i went to the whartonance, i know formulas better than anybody. they've worked on formulas that nobody knows. we're going to give them a little here, low interest loans. you don't have to do any of that. too complicated. too much corruption could be involved. how about this? the government giving low interest loans, that would be fun, right in the government is our banker. too complicated. what do you is say the following. carrier, here's what's going to happen, you're going to leave indiana, you're going to leave indianapolis, i wish you a lot of luck in mexico. enjoy the heat. enjoy the heat. and i hope you build a really beautiful factory. but here's what's going to happen, every single air conditioning unit that you make that's going to go right now over an extremely strong border. no longer swiss cheese, folks, won't be swiss cheese. we will have the walls. [applause] >> we will be charging you a 35% tax, every single unit. lou: there it is. and there you hear the reaction. carrier, obviously, is also

and mentioned his time at the wharton school in philadelphia. st polls show him with a double digit lead over his gop rifles in the keystone state. trump has rally tomorrow in harrington, delaware. meanwhile republican rival governor john kasich was in media today. he made a campaign stop at the campus of penn state brandywine. political pundants call kasich a long shot for his party's nomination he's polling in second place for the gop behind trump in the state. voters in pennsylvania and delaware head to the polls next tuesday for their primaries. fox 29 will have full election coverage starting in our 10:00 o'clock news. >>> ♪ >> racing at more than 100 miles an hour this motorcyclist recorded his whole wild ride. weaving past cars, riding the yellow line. what he didn't see that might have him in a whole lot of trouble. >> one boss tries to reward his employees but it ends badly. what he handed out as a bonus that's not only illegal it's down right dangerous. >> and crews tear down house and start crushing all of the debr debris. what they he

they study this at the wharton school and harvard, because the difference may be between the public and private sector. i went if, you know, it's really been -- to this day it's a great case study. i went in and we did a job like you wouldn't believe. we took out that horrible big massive slab of concrete. we leveled it out. most importantly, i said to the people what is with this freon. i hear they're losing millions of copper tubing. who are the people? they said it's an air conditioning firm from miami. miami? i don't want ice from miami. so i called up a friend of mine who was a partner with the montreal canadiens. i said do you know anybody who knows how to make ice for an ice skating rink? he said i have the greatest guy in the world. he came to new york and he saw me. he said this is crazy. he said mr. trump, they're going to have five miles oh of this piping. if there's a little pinhole in five miles, it's dead. he said you don't want that. you want rubber hose and you want water and in the water you put salt so it doesn't freeze. i said boy, that sounds good. and we bought it f

they study this at the wharton school and harvard, because the difference may be between the public and private sector. i went if, you know, it's really been -- to this day it's a great case study. i went in and we did a job like you wouldn't believe. we took out that horrible big massive slab of concrete. we leveled it out. most importantly, i said to the people what is with this freon. i hear they're losing millions of copper tubing. who are the people? they said it's an air conditioning firm from miami. miami? i don't want ice from miami. so i called up a friend of mine who was a partner with the montreal canadiens. i said do you know anybody who knows how to make ice for an ice skating rink? he said i have the greatest guy in the world. he came to new york and he saw me. he said this is crazy. he said mr. trump, they're going to have five miles oh of this piping. if there's a little pinhole in five miles, it's dead. he said you don't want that. you want rubber hose and you want water and in the water you put salt so it doesn't freeze. i said boy, that sounds good. and we bought it f

they say he attacked a woman on the 1300 block of wharton street about 1:30 in the morning on wednesday. the victim was able to mace the man and he ran off. police want anyone who might recognize this man to please call them right away. "action news" reporter gray hall has been getting more details on this case and he'll have a live report coming up tonight at 5 o'clock. >> all right, it is time for a check of the accuweather forecast on this friday. >> some rain starting to fall for some of you out there. meteorologist adam joseph standing by with the details. >> yeah, rain for a few and the warmth for everybody, even a little humid this afternoon compared to early on in the week. take a look at the numbers right now in philadelphia, 77 degrees, 76 in allentown as well as millville. 75 in dover, mount pocono. a bit cooler at some of the shore locations like the boardwalk in beach haven at 64 degrees. as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan a couple of showers in southern parts of new castle county but there's a cluster of downpours in the tip of cape may moving away from sussex c

i went to the wharton school of finance. i was like -- i'm like a really smart person. a really good brain. [ laughter ] >> seth: trump talks about his brain like he just bought it. [ laughter ] "while the ladies are in the kitchen why don't you come out to the garage and i'll show you my new brain. [ laughter ] holds up to 200 words." [ laughter ] and yet in spite of his very good brain, trump's campaign has made some of the dumbest mistakes possible in its delegate recruitment efforts. for example, the state of washington hasn't held its primary yet, but the campaigns still need to recruit people to serve as delegates there, because even if trump wins the washington primary those delegates can vote for whoever they want to on the second ballot at a contested gop convention. and again, in washington state trump's campaign messed this up big time. first, the campaign sent out an e-mail soliciting possible delegates on friday, april 8th to let everyone know that the deadline was wednesday april 6th. [ ug now that's bad, but not as bad as this. they sent the email to resi

i went to the wharton school of finance.ry smart person and student and all of that and hopefully!y am. and, frankly, cbs morning show with charlie rose andg(n all of them, they begged me to go on the show all the time. >> sure. because you deliver high ratings. >> they begged me to go on the show. so i don't think the vulgarian is the right word. perhaps they don't like me. they don't like my policies. they don't like my stance on trade. >> you know the new york term in your face? that's what they thinchts they certainly wanted me on their show because they beg. >> you bring high ratings. everybody knows you bring high ratings. that's why. also. i bring a lot of people that want to see our country turn around. >>=bwç÷ right. to see what you have to say. >> as an exampd2+g you look at nafta and what happened to our country or look at nato the way we are spending so much money and we're benefiting all these other countries. we are like, bill, we need a change. we need a change fast. we're not going to have a country left. bel

30 this afternoon, investigators say a gunman shot two men as they were driving down the street near 20th and wharton. the second victim was shot, in the finger, police say an arrest has been made and a weapon has been recovered. >>> well, a week long celebration of the technology and innovation, philly tech week, got underway today. >> started to take advantage of the pennsylvania's new medical marijuana law and get in the cannabis. trang do explains. >> it is law, yeah. >> with his signature, governor tom wolf opened up access to medical marijuana for patients in a whole new industry in pennsylvania. >> the interesting thing is it is heightened. hot topic. everybody is trying to get involve. >> reporter: philadelphia base greenhouse ventures is hosting what it is called a cana business and medical research conference to educate people looking to set up dispensaries and froe operations. >> these are the top influencers in the industry coming here to philadelphia a to talk. there is no berth opportunity to learn how to make your next best move in this industry then learning from these guys firsthand.

it really became much better when i hit about 20 when i graduated from the wharton school of finance and i started working but i worked with him during summers, but it was a great relationship. >> did you always know you were going to go into this business? >> no, i wanted to be a baseball player, wanted to make movies. i had a lot of ambitions as i was growing up but ultimately i decided i'd work for my fathers over the summer. i was in cincinnati, ohio. i worked there. different places. i loved doing it. ultimately when i got out of school, i said this was the right thing to do. we had buildings in brooklyn and queens and i always wanted to go into manhattan. i used to look across the river and see the big buildings and it was something that always intrigued me. i had a great relationship with my father. probably even better when i worked with him. >> this is lilian ortiz over here. she's an attorney from suffolk county, new york. she says she's planning on voting for you but has a question for tiffany. lilian? >> tiffany, good evening to you all. >> good evening. >> what do you mo

it really became much better when i hit about 20 when i graduated from the wharton school of financeng but i worked with him during summers, but it was a great relationship. >> did you always know you were going to go into this business is. >> no, i wanted to be a baseball player, wanted to make movies. i had a lot of ambitions as i was growing up but ultimately i decided i'd work for my fathers over the summer. i was in cincinnati, ohio. i worked there. different places. i loved doing it. ultimately when i got out of school, i said thifs was the right thing to do. we had buildings in brooklyn and queens and i always wanted to go into manhattan. i used to look across the river and see the big buildings and it was something that always intrigued me. i had a great relationship with my father. probably even better when i worked with him. >> this is lilian ortiz over here. she's an attorney from suffolk county, new york. she says she's planning on voting for you but has a question for tiffany. lilian? >> tiffany, good evening to you all. >> good evening. >> what do you most admire about

it really became much better when i hit about 20, when i graduated from the wharton school of finance and i started working, but i worked with him during summers, but it was a great relationship. >> did you always know you were going to go into this business? >> no, i wanted to be a baseball player, i wanted to make movies. i had a lot of different am bigs as i was growing up but ultimately i decided i'd work for my father over the summers. i was in cincinnati, ohio. i worked there. different places. i loved doing it. ultimately when i got out of school, i said this was the right thing to do. we were in brooklyn. we had an office in brooklyn. we had buildings in brooklyn and queens. and i always wanted to go into manhattan. i used to look across the river and see the big buildings and it was something that always intrigued me. i had a great relationship with my father. probably even better when i worked with him. >> this is lilian ortiz over here. she's an attorney from suffolk county, new york. she says she's planning on voting for you but has a question for tiffany. lilian? >> tiffa

police say the woman was walking along the 1300 block of wharton street when she noticed the suspect following her. so she pulled out her pepper spray as a precaution, then moments later police say he pounced. >> the offender at rushed up behind her, grabbed her, tackled her to the ground and pulled her dress down. the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she manages to fight him off and pepper spray him which time he fled. >> the woman suffered only minor injuries from the struggle again police are urging anyone who might recognize this guy to please call them tonight. >>> a mercer county firefighter is expected to be okay after a scare on the job this morning. the 58-year-old firefighter got lightheaded during a training exercise at the fire academy. the lawrence township fire department says this happened because he recently changed medications. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. >>> seven people are hurt after fire tears through six row homes in camden early this morning. skyfox over haddon avenue after crews got the flames under control. now it took firefig

along the 1300 black of wharton street. the news has rattled the nerves of those living in the area. >> makes me think, you know, be more aware, you know, like never have my headphones in, don't talk on the phone, don't be distracted as i'm walking. >> reporter: the attack happened as the 19-year-old victim was walking home alone. she told detectives she felt someone walking behind her. she grabbed her mace and that's when the man attacked. >> he rushed up lined her grabbed her tackled her to the grounden pulled her dress down, the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled um officers say the story could have will a much different ending if the victim did not have the will to fight back. >> slaw in the fight of her life. if you saw the still photo that's her hand at his throat. she was in the fight of her life and she fought him off. >> reporter: people living in the area are shaken by the came and say 33 don't recognize the suspect. the neighborhood

sixth best in the national league. charlie whartonhe start tonight in milwaukee but didn't pitch long. to the second inning charlie laid down bunt and fell running to first base he left the game with left hamstring strain and he'll likely be put on the 15 day dl. in the third inning phillies scored three times. first big league rbi when he singled to right. to score rough. that makes it three-one. in the fourth the phillies trailed by a one until franco hit his third homer the last two games. three run shot to left. the fightings take a six-four lead. next inning franco just showing off. robbing brian braun avenue hit franco went three for five and drove in four runs. then in the ninth, herrara hit his second homer of the year. he drove in two results phillies beat the brewers 10-six. >>> showdown high noon tomorrow game six between the flyers and caps. orange and black still playing after losing the first three games of the series. and it is another must win game for dave hack sal's squad. neuvirth will start in goal for the flyers.

police say it was around 1:30 wednesday morning on the 1300 block of wharton street in south philly. the victim was walking home when she noticed a man following her. she quickly pulled out her pepper spray and just in time. police say the man in this photo grabbed her from behind. >> he pulled her dress down, the top of of of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled. >> reporter: suspect took off running on 1200 block of south claire i don't know street. >> i'm really shocked especially in this area. you have the police up here. very observant quick if you need them. it's almost like the suburbs here. >> reporter: police passed out flyers in the neighborhood warning of what happened. >> my neighbor just told me i literally just found out. >> reporter: it's frightening to many like ellen kenny. >> i'm really scared, yeah, everybody is probably feels the same way. >> reporter: take good look at the pictures which police say are clear enough for someone to recognize and help police identify the man before he strikes a

it really became much better when i hit about 20 when i graduated from the wharton school of finance and i started working. but i worked with him during summers. it was a great relationship. >> did you always know you were going to go into this business? >> no. i wanted to be a baseball player, wanted to make movies. i had a lot of ambitions as i was growing up. but ultimately i decided i'd work for my fathers over the summer. i was in cincinnati, ohio. i worked there, different places. i loved doing it. ultimately when i got out of school, i said this was the right thing to do. we were in brooklyn, we had an office in brooklyn and we had buildings in brooklyn and queens. and i always wanted to go into manhattan. i used to look across the river and see the big buildings, and it was something that always intrigued me. i had a great relationship with my father but probably even better when i worked with him. >> this is lilian ortiz over here. she's an attorney from suffolk county, new york. she says she's planning on voting for you but has a question for tiffany. lilian? >> tiffany, go

. >> reporter: the attack happened as the victim was walking in the 1300 block of wharton street at 1:30 in south philadelphia. she told detectives she felt someone walking behind her. she grabbed her mace and that's when the man attacked. >> he rushed up lined her grabbed her tackled her to the ground and he pulled her dress down -- the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fleddism it's no doubt a terrifying ordeal and police are praising the brave 19-year-old woman for being able to fight back and escape. >> she was in the fight of her life. that's her handled at his throat. so she was in the fight of her life and she fought him off. >> reporter: we showed people living in the neighborhood pictures of the suspect who is described as a 37-year-old black man about five-seven and 225 pounds. police say he was wearing a black hooterred sweatshirt and black pants. no one we talked to recognized him. residents are disturbed by the news and hoping for a quick arrest. >> i wonder if she had any kind of training or h

the university of pennsylvania's wharton school is ranked number 16.st year. for years, the wharton school was considered the best business school in the world. >> eleven spots from last year. >> the university of delaware, not on the list. >> what about direction snell. >> not on the list. >> okay. >> but looks like people were not happy about this in a statement, bloomberg, decided this would be their last undergraduate, and part time business program, ranking. they're getting out of the business, they're tired of taking the heat about this survey every year. >> what's the other one? >> quitter. >> whole book? of the colleges, the time ranks them all? just escaped me. >> us news and world report? >> there go, uh-huh, they do that. >> we're out. >> not doing this any more. >> ready for the red trip with the family? driving yourself crazy? listen up before you load up the car. fellows do yourself a favor. >> this headless woman here, i've never seen you look better. >> she always looks good, though, mike. >> wow. hello. the unusual product that she is

police say the woman was walking along the 1300 block of wharton street when she noticed the suspect following her. she pull out her pepper spray as a precaution and then moments later police say he actually pounced. >> the offender then rushed up behind her, grabbed her, tackled her to the ground and he pulled her dress down, the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she manages to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled. >> now the woman suffered likely only minor injuries from the struggle. again police are urging anyone who might recognize this guy to please call them. >>> a woman who set her newborn baby on fire and left her in the middle of a south jersey street has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. shaye sentence dad after pleading guilty in february to aggravated manslaughter. authorities say the 23-year-old pemberton township woman doused her baby with an accelerant and set her on fire in january of 2015. that baby had third degree burns all over her body. 60% of had he body in fact. she died at the hospital. prosecutors say she hid her pregnancy

. >> donald says he loves pennsylvania and mentioned his time at the wharton school right here in philadelphiaump also addressed his image so far during his presidential run and how changing it could hurt his numbers. he is not changing his attitude. >> at some point i will be so presidential that you people will be so bored and i'll come back as a presidential person and instead of 10,000 people i will have about a 150 people and they will say but boy, he really looks presidential. >> he is not going to become presidential, until he becomes president. those comments come on the same day his campaign advisor told republican national committee members and delegates that trump will run a more traditional campaign from here on out and next word out of his mouth were lyin and crook hillary. >> yes. >> you think he would go crooked clinton because you like alliteration, sue. >> yes, crooked clinton. >> you know, somebody needs to advise. we have changed the color of the precipitation to purple rain just for today but we don't see any of that precipitation in our area right now, in fact, we are seei

he is a graduate of the wharton school and new york university law school. mister brian lennon served as federal prosecutor in michigan and virginia for 16 years and a trial attorney for the us department of justice civil division. as a deputy chief of the criminal division for the us attorney's office in the western district of michigan, ryan supervised the healthcare fraud and computer-related crimes unit among others. he also spent four and half years as a judge advocate for the us marine corps, handling both civil and criminal matters. now in private practice cross enjoyed, he specializes in criminal defense, particularly healthcare fraud and other white-collar and drug offenses, corporate internal investigations and compliance matters. mister michael norton served as us attorney for colorado from 1988 to 93. he was appointed by president reagan and reappointed by president george hw bush. mister norton has been practicing law since 1976 and is admitted to the bar in the states of colorado and virginia as well as washington dc. catherine glenn foster is a

the surveillance photos shows the woman fighting off her attacker. it happened on wharton street in philadelphia. the suspect approached the 19 victim from behind and forced her to the ground and she managed to fight back and spray the man with mace. >>> also, breaking news here, philadelphia firefighters region cued a man trapped in a grate at a construction site. >>> and a community in mercer county new jersey are coming together to remember a beloved superintendant. dr. steven mayer was hit and killed by a 17-year-old driver thursday morning. he served as superintendant of the robbinsville school district. mourners can watch the service via feeds at several locations including the high school. >>> pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane says 15 drug dealers are off the streets in delaware county saying the suspects trafficked large amounts to the city of chester. kane says the suspects operated out of the bennett homes development. we are seeing a change to end the work week, mostly cloudy skies and a possibility of rain later for us. you may want to keep the umbre

he is a graduate of the wharton school and the new york university law school. mr. brian lyman served as a federal prosecutor in michigan and virginia for 15 years and a trial attorney for the u.s. department of justice. as a deputy chief of the criminal division for the u.s. attorney's office in the western district of michigan, he supervised the health care fraud and computer-related crimes unit among others. he also spent four and a half years as a judge advocate for the u.s. marine corps. . he in private practice, specializes in criminal defense particularly health care fraud and other white-collar and drug offenses. norton served as u.s. attorney for colored water from 1988. he was appointed by president reagan and reappointed by president george a w bush. mr. norton has been practicing law since 1976 and is admitted to the bar is in the states of colorado and virginia as well as washington dc. catherine glen fosters an associate scholar with the institute where she offers research papers on science, research and medicine. she was formerly an attorney with alli

look at these photos, this man allegedly attacked an 19 year-old woman as she walked along the 1300 block of wharton street in south philadelphia early wednesday morning. police say, the suspect managed to pull victim's top down during the struggle. she sprayed him in the face with mace, and he ran away. if you recognize that suspect, call the police. >>> hundreds of the people gathered to pay their respects to the robbinsville school superintendent killed while jogging earlier this week. memorial service was held for steven mayer at the christian lines church in plainsboro. he died tuesday when a driver hit mayer and his dog. police identified the driver as a robs instantville high school student, no charges have been filed. >>> a memorial grows outside of howard high school, a technology high school in wilmington as community mourns the death of the sophomore. fifteen year-old amy joyner francis was attack in the girls bathroom yesterday and later died in the hospital. grief counselors were made a veilable at the school today, police say at least two other students were involved but no arrests hav

the mayor of wharton called for mandatory evacuation after the national weather service forecasted theo river will crest at 48 feet tonight. to give you perspective, the river bank considered at full stage is 20 feet. so it is considered a major flood stage at 43 feet. part of texas inundated with and deadly flooding in some areas. michelle: another sight to see. this in china. a school sporting event was cut short when a whirlwind formed in the middle of the field. the third one formedded and forced a student airborne before tossing him to the ground. the student was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. i chatted to you about this, doug and you said they're not uncommon. doug: they're common. but those of that velocity are on the rare side. michelle: pick a person up. doug: usually 25 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. jonathan: i grew up in the desert and we saw them all the time. but didn't pick people up. doug: different meteorology involved in that. rain, we have gone ten and a half days without a drop and it's on the way. michelle: we have a friend. jonathan: monster bug. is that a

she was walking home wednesday at 1:30 in the 1300 block of wharton street the when she noticed a man following her. detectives say that is whether he she grabbed her mace. >> she was a wear she was being followed. as a precaution she took it out. she was correct in doing so. if it wasn't for that month knows what would have happened. >> reporter: surveillance video provided police with the clear images of the suspect and glimpse office victim struggle her hand seen here around the suspect's neck. >> he rushed up behind her rush her and tackled her to the ground and he pulled her dress down, off the top of her dress, exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him, at which time he fled. >> reporter: police began distributing crime bulletins throughout the neighborhood. >> the specific location, and then the details, and then contact numbers for the police. >> reporter: teresa is thankful for the information, after living in the neighborhood for more than 20 years she is more on guard now then ever before. >> so troubling and so upsetting because the relative, the neig

they have the wharton school of business. as the situation changes, they change.ice, they reboot. intove no special insight whether mr. trump will or should secure the republican nomination. as an expert, we feel the struggling candidate deserves an improvement on this point. do you believe the reboot will be an official? or, do you think that part of trump's appeal was the fact that he was so outspoken. if it is not broken, don't fix it. the jury is still out on what this will mean. actually said in his press conference last night after he won these five , hearies that he, himself said i am me. i will not be changing my campaign style. this is who i am, it is worked for me. so, he seemed to walk back to little bit. the comments that he has been playing a part, that he will mature as a candidate and change as the political situation demands, as he turns towards a general election with hillary clinton. so, there seems to be tension within the trump campaign. we have seen some reports of the managerhours that his who came in and took some of the top jobs, there are

and the wharton school is in pennsylvania, at penn. i think we'll do well. ere are elected on the ballot and that could pose a challenge for you. how are you handling that? >> again, it's one of these crazy deals. i mean, if i win the state that doesn't mean you win the ballots. it's really unfair. we have to give it back to the voters. it's crazy what's going on up we'll do very well, but i think it's very unfair. listen to that crowd. and then somebody else is supposed to win, but, you know, we're very heavily favored to win. the polls are all saying it. but really, you should give it back to the voters. it's very unfair. >> in the state of colorado for example the rules were clearly established ahead of time. when people say the rules are the rules, how do you respond? >> i said they changed the rules. after i got in, they changed the rules. i joined they changed the rules and taken it away from the voters. >> do you think they did that because of you? >> i think so. they saw i do very well in colorado. so i think so. look, it's a crooked system. but what