this is the man who murdered timothy kaufman. james jackson didn't know kaufman who he was where he was from. he killed him for the one thing he did know about it. that he was a black man. late at night on march twentieth jackson's victim timothy kaufman found himself on this corner in manhattan just half a block from where he lived for twenty years. at sixty six and retired cop and made a small amount of money by collecting cans and bottles to recycle. that night he was looking to a trash can on this corner when james jackson came up from behind and stabbed him multiple times before running off. bleeding cough and somehow managed to make his way to the police station around the corner. when he was taken to the hospital he was pronounced dead. when i heard it i just i cringed and just felt that knife you know thing would hurt me you know his purpose he said he come to kill many black men and he gave. his ear but you were pushing clark and her own women's new timothy kaufman since they were children growing up here in queens new y

this is what they handed out at the funeral in memory of timothy kaufman. collar does not attack collar hate and prejudice unnatural the murder of timothy kaufman could seem random like an isolated but the ideology of hate behind this killing seems to be growing. it was on display just a few months later when hundreds of white supremacist white nationalist and neo nazis gathered for a rally in charlottesville virginia. and the come from all over the country to protest the removal of a confederate statute by local officials. clashes with anti-racist to miss traitors the next morning that the governor to declare a state of emergency. this force rally organizers to move to a park a few miles away. one of the things we wanted to understand was if the rhetoric of the country's new president donald trump had emboldened these groups media a lot of people like to kind of be like oh true it's trump's phone or trump the calls that i was a truck was a megaphone that he picked up is the best way to survive in the internet is where we live and i'm moving us out of that

follett,was timothy but now it is named after a real estate company that owns it. timothy was an interesting man, born in bennington in the 1800s. -- he came up to the university of vermont. he was in one of the first graduating classes at uvm. like lawrence barnes and ira allen who was very much forward thinking, and he saw what was going to happen to burlington whitney champlain canal opened in 1823. he kind of jumped careers at that point and he became a shipping magnet. he and another partner built a pier down at the canal. they began acquiring boats, canal boats. timothy followed to and his partner probably controlled 90% of the shipping on the lake. unfortunately in the 1840's he made a serious business mistake , although you would not of at the time. he understood that he was in the transportation business and so he saw this new thing coming along, roads and he became the leading investor and proponent of bringing a railroad line from over on the east side of the lake where lines were already coming up from boston, the east side of boston along the connectic

this is the man who murdered timothy kaufman. james jackson didn't know kaufman who he was where he was from. he killed him for the one thing he did know about it. that he was a black man. late at night on march twentieth jackson's victim timothy kaufman found himself on this corner in manhattan just half a block from where he lived for twenty years. at sixty six and retired cop and made a small amount of money by collecting cans and bottles to recycle. that night he was looking to a trash can on this corner when james jackson came up from behind and stabbed him multiple times before running off. bleeding cough and somehow managed to make his way to the police station around the corner. when he was taken to the hospital he was pronounced dead. when i heard it i just i cringed and just felt that knife you know thing would hurt me you know his purpose he said he come to kill many black men and see. his ear but you were pushing clark and her own women's new timothy kaufman since they were children growing up here in queens new york.

when timothy came to bucktail, the small hospital was on life support. the organization had significant financial issues but it had a dedicated, strong-willed staff and supporting board. through a carefully planned financial restructuring process, timothy has helped bring the facility back to life. it is growing, modernizing and acquiring the equipment, technology and provisions needed to advance health care for the community. mr. speaker, thanks to timothy and his team, bucktail is looking forward -- is looking towards the future and the ommunity is grateful for it. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the center county dermatologist for being named the top physicians under 40 by the pennsylvania medical society. treats aine rosamilia skin conditions and skin cancers in patients of all ages in state college. in 2018 she will serve as president of the pennsylvania academy of dermatology and surgery. she attended medical school and residency training at penn state milton-hershey medical center. they recently honored her at its annual top patient expe

it timothy given . the reaction to this particular attack to revulsion at so many innocent people being killed. could this be perhaps a turning point. maybe not in the government response but certainly in public opinion by by sweeney i'm against squarely against the extremists i mean to be perfectly honest with you the egyptian public by and large is pretty pretty clearly opposed to the militant groups and extremists from quite some time ago i mean when you hear people talk about terrorism in egypt it's pretty unequivocal in their condemnation and disdain for it they see it as not only a threat to their security but also a threat to their livelihood these sorts of attacks damage the economy damage. the attractiveness of egypt's place in visits as a place to do business and they recognize that so i don't know that it's a turning point in the sense that there was much to turn the public has been against this for quite some time with obviously some exceptions. i think what what what this does though is it

charges have been filed against members of a now shuttered penn state fraternity in the death of timothy piazza. it followed recovery of a basement security camera. david spunt has what that video reveals. >> reporter: never give up the words used by the family of timothy piazza just a few months ago. tonight that video is now part of evidence, a video the fbi was able to bring back to life. >> we need parents to be talking to their kids about this. we need parents to put their foot down and say you must not do this. >> reporter: bold words from the father of the late timothy piazza. surveillance video thought to be deleted, recovered by the fbi. 19-year-old penn state beta pledge piazza died last february following a night fueled by alcohol. his fraternity brothers didn't call help for 12 hours. piazza died two days later. authorities say new evidence shows piazza was forced to have 18 drinks in an hour and 22 minutes. >> no one would do it voluntarily because it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: tom klein is the piazza family attorney. in all 26 fraternity members are now facing charges

charges have been filed against members of a now shuttered penn state fraternity in the death of timothy piazza. it followed recovery of a basement security camera. david spunt has what that video reveals. >> reporter: never give up the words used by the family of timothy piazza just a few months ago. tonight that video is now part of evidence, a video the fbi was able to bring back to life. >> we need parents to be talking to their kids about this. we need parents to put their foot down and say you must not do this. >> reporter: bold words from the father of the late timothy piazza. surveillance video thought to be deleted, recovered by the fbi. 19-year-old penn state beta pledge piazza died last february following a night fueled by alcohol. his fraternity brothers didn't call help for 12 hours. piazza died two days later. authorities say new evidence shows piazza was forced to have 18 drinks in an hour and 22 minutes. >> no one would do it voluntarily because it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: tom klein is the piazza family attorney. in all 26 fraternity members are now facing charges

timothy wu, thomas rid.tlemen, thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: and in other news, president trump took to twitter today to downplay the role of a former campaign aide who plead guilty in the russian probe. george papadopoulos admitted to lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia. today, mr. trump tweeted, "few people knew the young, low level volunteer named george, who has already proven to be a liar." we will take a closer look at robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election, after the news summary. mr. trump also met with business leaders at the white house to push his plans for tax reform. pushing speed, the president said he is "hopefully not" looking to phase in a corporate tax rate cut. he revealed his economic advisors will stay in washington during his upcoming asia trip to help fine-tune the tax overhaul. >> i want the house to pass a bill by thanksgiving. i want all of the people standing by my side when we get ready to sign by christmas. hopefully befor

that video has led to one dozen a digsal frat brothers being charged, and timothy piazza's parents were there for the announcement. >> a bitter sweet moment for timothy piazza's parents, after newly recovered video inside of the frat house where their son died, lead to new charges against, the beta theta pi fraternity brothers. >> they claimed we don't know what else happened other than what was seen in the upstairs video. we don't know what happened in the basement. guess what, guys? now we know. >> reporter: monday afternoon center county district attorney stacy parks million's announced the fbi recovered deleted video from february 2nd, investigators say it shows frat brothers giving the 19 year-old drink after drink, during a pledge event in the frat house, basement. >> coercing someone to drink seven to eight drinks in 12 minutes or close to 20 drinks in 90 minutes us reckless. >> reporter: prosecutors say a frat brother purposely delete that had video when police came to retrieve it. >> while they were there to get video from the fraternity brothers a series of commands, deliberat

liz: breaking news -- the federal judge timothy j. kelly made a decision on the big power struggle over who will be the interim director of the consumer financial protection bureau. let's take you to gerri willis in the newsroom with more, gerri? reporter: that's right, liz, you've got it exactly right here, a judge in u.s. district federal court judge timothy kelly is saying that, in fact, the president's pick will actually run the cfpb, the consumer financial protection bureau. that is a consumer advocacy agency that is highly controversial. this had been a foregone conclusion this is the way this would work out. the president would win, the president appointed this judge, timothy kelly, a short time ago, a very young guy but exactly what we expected. if you think this is the end of it, think again, because this will probably be appealed. that's what we're expecting right now, but this has been highly controversial because as you know richard cordray who ran the cfpb before this, he resigned, he supported the person he wanted to fol

timothy piazza was given 18 drinks in an hour and a half last february at the frat house. that's based on surveillance footage the night of the incident. it was deleted by somebody at the frat. at first they thought the security cameras didn't record but the fbi was able to recover the footage. one frat brother is being accused of deleting that footage. prosecutors won't say if the footage shows timothy piazza falling down the stairs but it shows him being given drink after drink. >> we're making holiday plans without our son tim because of your actions. if you did not commit the acts you did, we would not be here today and we would be anxiously awaiting tim's return home for thanksgiving break on friday. >> you can read more about the new charges and what the d.a. says was exposed in the deleted footage right now on the nbc 10 app. >>> jurors in the bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez says they can't reach a decision on any of the charges. the judge told the group to return tomorrow. menendez denies the charges. >>> and it's been a damp and dreary start to th

federal judge timothy kelly ruling against an obama leftover who sued the trump administration alleging president trump didn't have the authority to choose the head of the consumer financial protection bureau. the judge refused to block the president's appointment of omb director mick mulvaney to also be the director of the consumer present techs bureau. we'll have more on what the left and the dems have done to obstruct president trump's administration and his policies. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi actually pulling out of a meeting with president trump at the white house with just a week and a half to go before a possible government shutdown. we'll take up all of that here tonight. our top story resuming its provocations after a 10-week pause. the rogue regime launched a ballistic missile that traveled 2,800 miles into space before crashing into the sea of japan. the launch coming a week after president relabeled north korea a state sponsor of terrorism. >> it's the third time north korea has fired an intercontinental ballistic missile. it flew

video cameras in the basement of the beta theta pi frat house captured hazing of the 19 year-old timothy pea as but has been delete by a fraternity brother. fbi retrieved video now fraternity member braxton beck er facing tampering charges. d.a. charged 10 new defendants and reinstated charges against those with cases dropped. video shows piazza was served 18 drinks in one hour and 22 minutes. >> they claimed we don't know what else happened other than what was seen in the upstairs video and we don't know what happened in the basement. guess what guys? now we know. >> they are saying new they necessity because video was already hours long and now they have discover that part of it was cut out. piazza fell time and time again during that night in february and he later died from his injuries. we will have family's, attorney, and, and and, they will facing charges. >> they deleted it, and fbi, went and deleted surveillance tape. 7:08. service to celebrate life of the phillies pitcher roy halladay toys day. family, friends and fans will gather at spring training field in clearwater flashings

in timothy carpenter's case, the only thing that was recorded is when his cell phone made or receivedow a days they say, the aclu says for example your cell phone, without you doing anything, automatically checks cell towers from time to time to see if you have any new text messages or e-mails so that it's leaving this trail that can be accessed by the police. >> danny, as the law stands right now, who has access to data from a person's private mobile phone? >> in 2014, the supreme court ruled that police need a warrant to search the information contained on your device. that's not the case. in fact, this case isn't even about your phone calls, the contact of your phone calls or the content of your text messages. this is about noncontent information. as we just heard, when your phone is searching around for local cell phone towers to ping off of, this is really, it boils down to an inference that's drawn by law enforcement based on data not about what's in your phone but data about where you are located. and that's where this battle comes down to. on the one hand, the government has -

new tonight at 6:00 hear from timothy's father and his reaction to these new charges. and live from the sat center greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> greg, thank you. >>> injuriry in the bribery trial of the new jersey senator bob menendez has informed the judge it is dead locked, on all 12 charges. the judge, told the 12 jurors to go home, clear their head and return tomorrow to continue deliberations. deliberations resume from scratch this morning after seven of the jurors had to be questioned, about their exposure to media coverage over the weekend. last week, a dismissed juror made remarks to reporters about deliberations and defense attorneys worried it could have contaminated the process. >>> demonstrators take to the street outside philadelphia's criminal justice center this evening, rallies are i go for imprison rapper meek mill. judge that scaled him should recues herself. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is outside the criminal justice center right new to tell you more, joe. >> reporter: good evening, there are some very troubling allegations be

federal judge timothy kelly putting a quick end to the left's efforts to take over the agency. ed the judge rejected a lawsuit from a left starter who claimed she was the lawful acting head of the cfpb. the judge said no. reporter: president trump's acting districtor for the consumer financial protection bureau blasted out a photo of himself digging into the details without mentioning the mounting challenge to his authority. 237 the cfpb's department director installed in that post last week sued the president and mulvaney in federal court seek an emergency order to bar mulvaney from exercising authority on the ground the law that established the bureau makes her the acting director. she said i plan on being at the agency taking calling and meetings with external stakeholders and bureau staff. reporter: justice department attorneys sought to quash the suit. the vacancies reform act grants the president the right to appoint replacements. they noted the agreement of mary mcleod it's acting director mulvaney who is listed as the acting director. all bureau personnel were instructe

timothy kelly was an appointee of president trump.her complaint by english, however, to block the former republican congressman mick mulvaney who you see here, from taking any action at well. there's another part of the complaint we have yet to see. so far one for trump, zero for ms. english. >> it's not over, but the show is! here is "risk & reward," see you tomorrow. liz: breaking news -- the federal judge timothy j. kelly made a decision on the big power struggle over who will be the interim director of the consumer financial protection bureau. let's take you to gerri willis in the newsroom with more, gerri? reporter: that's right, liz, you've got it exactly right here, a judge in u.s. district federal court judge timothy kelly is saying that, in fact, the president's pick will actually run the cfpb, the consumer financial protection bureau. that is a consumer advocacy agency that is highly controversial. this had been a foregone conclusion this i

timothy mcveigh, aged 27. >> the shock around the country was huge. act of terrorism by one of our own citizens. >> a second man was charged today with blowing up the federal building. terry nichols, who has been in custody since just after the bombing. >> timothy mcveigh and terry nichols had met in the army. mcveigh had fought in the first persian gulf war. >> he left the military very, very disillusioned. the one thing that sustained him was his reading about the radical far right and meeting like-minded people. >> timothy mcveigh's plot to blow up the federal building took shape over the course of a secret year-long odyssey. >> he visited militia groups throughout the country. he went to the waco compound when it was under siege. on april 19th, two years to the date after the waco incident, oklahoma city was bombed. >> mr. president, there are tens, maybe more -- tens of thousands of men and women dressing up on weekends in military garb going off for training because they're upset about waco. despite what you say, we're talking about thousands an

camera the night that led to his death of timothy piazza, on monday, we're expect to go hear findings of that investigation into that deleted footage. that is the victim right there timothy piazza, 14 former members of thaw now closed beta theta pi fraternity are now facing criminal charges connected to the pledge's death. >>> a company that runs prison has new agreed to make big changes and pay out following a suicide of an inmate, their lawyer say she was mentally ill and in the treated well. ge o group operates george w hill correctional facilities in delaware county. it will now pay seven million-dollar which stems from the death of this woman lee wallace in 2015. she was in solitary confinement for 52 days and says she was mistreated. she took her own life. under this settlement prison will make big changes about suicide prevention and how long to keep someone in solitary. >> not only did we get answers for mrs. wallace about what happened to her daughter new settlement has effectuated very significant changes as part of the agreement. the wallace family would not agree to resolv

the next speaker please. >> james richards. >> timothy waters. >> good afternoon again commissioner.>> my name is timothy waters program director with young community developers and you heard from my prior comments the work and the good work that lenn ar is doing in the community to support the residents of bay view hunters point district 10. secondly, y.c.d. looks at this as a good opportunity and i mean we very much support the candle stick project and two dimensions from the job creation perspective and you heard comments about the support of le nnar and plus as some other comments affordable housing, 156 units of affordable housing and we understand and again in going through the presentation that le nnar continues to work with the constituents as made certain concessions and we fully expect they will continue to work with their constituents going forward and the message from y.c.d. is we support the project and hope we can move forward with the implementation of project. thank you for the opportunity. >> thank you mr. waters. >> joyce arm strong, renee nacie s, naola against. >>

worse ok timothy thanks very much timothy called us in cairo well history has been unfolding over the past couple of hours in zimbabwe where emerson god was being sworn in as the new president thousands of cheering supporters filled the national sports stadium in harare he has replaced robert mugabe he ruled for thirty seven years and he's made a speech sort to instill a sense of hope in the people buying to create jobs reimburse farmers whose land was seen and stamp out corruption. as we. pass on to governing i can't i mean we must. resist. and this is. you have got it that i was asked. of a lot of arabs must install he also praised the work of robert mugabe as a founding father yes responsibilities of lou there's you and you from met you and a very challenging time at the best of our nation. that used to be noted and celebrated four times whatever it was of commission or mission that might have book aired during that can't go on phase in the life of our nation let us only accept and acknowledge these immense contribution towards the building a foreign nation. well in just a moment w

the government's been struggling that for quite a few years all right so if they were leaving that timothy kaldis a professor of politics that no university thanks very much indeed for telling us about this terrible attack has taken place well the sinai region has been one of the worst hit by violence in egypt in two thousand and fifteen ice a linked group in sinai claimed responsibility for downing a russian passenger plane after it took off from the resort city of charlotte shake all two hundred twenty four people on board were killed when that happened in april at least forty five people were killed in twin suicide attacks at a church in the northern egyptian city of tongue and a month later in may at least twenty eight people were killed after a gunman opened fire in a bus carrying coptic christians near the city of minya a total of one hundred two egyptian christians have been killed in attacks since last december and then in july at least twenty six egyptian soldiers including a colonel were killed in a suicide bomb attack on an army checkpoint in northern sinai so as you can see it'

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timothy piazza's parents say it reveals the mindset inside the house. >>> plus we'll take you aboard the uss ronald reagan during an exercise that is a powerful show of force against north korea. >>> and in our new series generation" millenials talk about money, getting it, spending it, and making sure they have enough of it. >> but we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> he said you're just a child. no one will ever believe you. >> accusations mount against senate candidate roy moore. >> this is absolutely false. i never did what she said i did. this is a political maneuver. >> the senate majority leader said moore should drop out of the senate race. >> do you believe these allegations to be true? >> i believe the women, yes. >> as president trump wraps up his tour through asia, a bombshell report alleges that his son secretly corresponded with wikileaks. >> this is clearly one of the outlets the russia were using. the campaign knew it and were more than willing to work with them. >> an earthquake caused devastation in parts of iran and iraq. >> vi

timothy piazza's parents say the video reveal also the mind-set in the house. >>> and an historic naval exercise that is a powerful show of force against north korea. >>> millennials talk about money, getting it, spending it, making shurg they have enough of it. >>> we begin this morning with today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> he said you're just a child, no one will ever believe you. >> accusations mount against senate candidate roy moore. >> this is absolutely false. i never did what she said i did. this is a political maneuver. >> the senate majority leader said moore should drop out of the senate rate. >> do you believe these allegations to be true? >> i believe the women, yes. >> as president trump wraps up his asian trip, a report allegedly his son corresponding with ricwikileaks. >> this has got to stop and we will hunt this person. >> national mourning in iran after an earthquake caused devastation in parts of both iran and iraq. >> a video now recovered from the crime scene prompted new charges in the hazing death of a penn state university freshman. >> it's time

p timothy piazza. >>> an investigation into the massive data breach at uber. >>> officials say any fineill be higher than usual because the company did not promptly disclose the hack. the ride-sharing firm says hackers stole the information of 57 million riders and drivers. the company then paid the hackers $100,000 to destroy the information. >>> a live look at philadelphia's christmas villag cr busy putting finishing touches on the buildings there. the village opens tomorrow at the newly renovated love park. now in its tenth year, the market is modeled after a german christmas village. it includes vendors selling crafts, jewelry and sweets. >>> it will be great to see love park coming back to life. almost finished with the renovation there. it will be awesome. it will be cold for folks who are out and about tomorrow, glenn, right? >> tomorrow will be the coldest day of the holiday weekend, probably. it's going to start warming up on friday. by administrate it's goi-- satuy it will be feeling warm. 48 degrees. temperatures going down. winds at 17 miles an hour. in the 40s with a lot of

timothy piazza died after gingering a danger amount of alcohol at a pledge ceremony falling down basement stairs and spent hours unconscious before help was called. >>> 401k plans have been winning in 2017. maribel aber has a preview of of which way stocks could go. >> reporter: looks like futures are pointing to a lower open. we have retail sales due out this week. >>> sales of cold coffee are soaring they are up in a recent 352 week period. the cold brews are the beverages of choice among 18 to 35 year old. you can stock up at supermarkets an not have to wait at your coffee shop on your way to work matt and tam who wants to wait for anything any more? >> thanks maribel. >> now i want accuweather. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows the major of the region is covered in the green, as we take a closer look at the northern suburbs you can see there's a changeover to snow and wet snow and sleet highlighted in blue, of course, in white around lake harm -- harmony and poconos. you will see that in berks county. as we go farther to the south there's an area of steadier precipit

the conic timothy and the cooperation needed are mind boggling here to discuss a former u.s. trading commissioner bart chilton what does this say about we've talked about the president's power but i want to get that from you're from your perspective what this means in your your opinion about writing was you so i mean it's one thing for you to be in trying to the constitution but to have his actual initiative in trying is a huge deal but you know you've spoken about how important this is from the circulatory you know transportation modes in china and in the sixty plus countries that they're building links with but it's a lot more than that not just the trade the bianca spoke about but geopolitics i mean this is a huge deal you know overall around the world what have what about you know we've seen in the united states we had trouble with any new infrastructure programs just even getting money off the ground to deal with them let alone the dirty details how is it that china can actually bite off this much and chew it it's so broad there's so much to overcome the finances the cul

the district attorney says the footage shows fraternity brothers handing timothy piazza at least 18 drinksan hour and a half back in february. upper darby police are trying to find out who is hitting homes. it's been happening at drexel park. that's where "action news" dann cuellar is live. what are the details on this? >> jim, with the burglaries increasing, police believe this to be the work of one or two individuals looking for items to sell to get quick cash to feed their open "junk food to joy food" addictions. >> joe gormley and his wife joan were away from home last week only to find that their place had been ransacked. >> this was scattered like that. they emptied it. took all of my earrings, all of my bracelets, momentos -- things that meant a lot to me from my children and grandchildren. >> all of them were not at home when their homes were broken into. so far police have tracked three burglaries that seem connected. >> it seems to be escalating. having the experience i have, these individuals are desperate. god for bit someone is in there, they'll get hurt. they are not going to

technical problems with sound i'm so sorry, we have lost timothy. rise. if you want to remove your rubbish legally — it can be costly. and criminal gangs have spotted an opportunity to make some cash by offering cheaper rates and then dumping it unlawfully. last year, councils in england had to deal with more than a million illegal dumps on public land with the clearing up costing local authorities 58 million pounds a year. dan johnson reports. tonight, the scourge creeping across our country. it's a real mess, isn't it? we investigate the illegal rubbish dumps. there's even more of it. can you tell us where the rubbish has come from? we witness the endless struggle against criminal gangs. by having a piece of land, you then become victim to such a horrendous crime. can we talk to you about the rubbish? and we confront the fly—tippers. and you're going to drive away and leave this rubbish? for everyone else to deal with? there is abuse and intimidation. they are executing a warrant over there. in south—east london, bailiffs are reclaiming an old war

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>>> the palm springs international film festival announced it will present timothy ch ♪ >>> is that whatgetting even for things i did a long time ago? >> no. >> it has been 18 years since george clooney left "e.r." he's coming back to telt vision. he'll star in a tv adaptation of "catch 22." >> he'll play colonel katcart. who laid it in the original version? >> i have no idea. >> i thought you were a game show expert. it was martin balsam, who is george's former real-life fau father-in-law. here is cam's chance to redeem himself. let's see how he did on "who wants to be a millionaire". >> >> who wants to be a millionaire, baby. this was a dream. chris harrison tried to calm my jitters. there was a lot at stake. i'm feeing nervous. it is outside my element. i'm not known as a big trivia guy. >> what are you known internationally for? >> there's some things. google me. >> you got it right. >> getting tested for my knowledge had me sweating. >> we're not trying to trick you. we want you the win. that's the goal. the show is better if people win. >> i earned an engineering degree in college.

. >> en una catedral de san patricio llena de feligreses catÓlicos, el cardenal timothy brindÓ una misa muerte de sus seres queridos": a una ms. similar asistieron en una iglesia de manhattan. el acto fue oficiado por el padre fabiÁn arias, oriundo de argentina quien dedicÓ la misa a todas las vÍctimas, especialmente a los cinco argentinos que perdieron la vida tras ser embestido durante el ataque. >> seguir orando para que dios transforme el corazÓn de los hombres y mujeres que habitamos esta tierra, donde hay tanto odio, tanto dolor que se expresa en estos escenarios de muerte. >> hoy se revelÓ la identidad de una madre belga que tuvo que ser sometida a un proceso de amputaciÓn de ambas piernas. su esposo y su hijo de 16 aÑos, fueron tres de las 12 personas hospitalizadas despuÉs del atentado. la tragedia del martes abre el debate sobre la influencia de las leyes migratorias en la prevenciÓn de ataques terroristas. compuesta por 12 fiscales estatales, republicanos anunciÓ su apoyo al veto migratorio otro. >> la loterÍa de visas ha brindado grandes oportunidades para estados unidos, de

representing former principal in edison, timothy hart, how are you armand. >> good evening. bill: all right, so, i just need to understand, she used the term brazen hussey in the letter, that is front and center in your lawsuit against the board of education, but, sounds like according to letter, there was more to this conversation about not renewing him? >> it was not just brazen hussey. i would challenge never use that term, and wrote someone with his proclivities should not be involved in educating children, and he should be removed before he does something really weird. bill: the letter from teresa ward, referred to the environment as a hostile work environment working with your client. >> we didn't know about the letter until his termination, teresa ward is -- conducting her own investigation about what she thinks is a host will work environment, that is not her role, without that letter, we would not have really known what happened. it would have been a mystery, thank goodness she feels entitled enough to display her bigotry openly enough for everyone to see, it is rar

mcveigh it was an american citizen. >> laura: you're going back to timothy mcveigh? we already have enough problems. we don't really need more. >> if we are making sure that people aren't getting killed, then let's look at americans before -- >> laura: so we should take a chance -- would you trust sudan's background check? i mean, sudanese record-keeping? are you kidding me? i go but we have the state department the state department. >> laura: we don't have a magic box that we go through to see if he is on a terrorist watch list. >> that is like they go through security. they go through our security before they enter. the same is true with immigrants. if you want to market, is this the problem? they get to bring in a not there whole problem, but they get to bring in a spouse? children under the age of 21. >> what it does. those are the people that they bring with them once they win the lottery. but the long-term effect is what they called chain migration because after five years, they can become citizens, then, they can bring their parents, their adult siblings, thei

prosecutors say former district judge timothy dougherty of berks county stole nearly $100,00 from themissing volunteer fire service and mishandled more than $15,000 from his court offers. he has been sentenced to six to 23 months in jail. >>> and some animals in need are resting easier thanks to really great donation came from a king of prussia business. big barber dog beds dropped off lots of premium dog beds to the spca of philadelphia. you can certainly use t look at them, they're great. extra large loungers, and they give cozy spot for neglected and abused dogs, as well as animals who were recovering from surgery. >> those animals have to live in these condition else. now they have some nice soft beds that are really going to last a long time and really make their lives here a lot more comfortable. >> oh, already checking it out. the orthopedic beds typically call $100 or more. tried them out, they met with his approvalment tail wagging. >> looking very happy there. still ahead this morning, the philadelphia barber, we will tell you giving free hair cuts to the homeless. he's gett