tom brown came running from the woods.andra said she ran to see what had happened to julio. >> and then i heard another shot. and i looked next to me and my dog was jerking. he had been shot in the head. and i looked at him with total surprise, and i said, "you shot my dog!" and he smiled a big smile and said, "i shot your husband, too." at that second, my life flashed before me. i was 16 years old, and i was going to die. there was no one that could help me. my dog that i had had from childhood was dead. my husband, whom i loved, he's telling me he's dead, and i'm up in the mountains with a murderer. i'm next. obviously, whatever he wants with me, he's going to do, and then he's going to kill me. and i knew that i was going to die. >> he then took her deep into the woods. >> after hiking for about four hours, we stopped to rest at the river. and that was the first time that he raped me. >> candra said brown assaulted her repeatedly over the next several days. >> do not withhold your mercy from me. >> she said the one thin

please welcome tom brown. have done on this event. john shearer, kerry phillips and everyone out historic columbia for all they have done over the past month in the sesquicentennial observance. today, february 17, is perhaps the most memorable day in the history of columbia. february 17, 1865. the memories have become the starting point for the wide variety of cultural productions, beginning with reminiscences and photographs that megan showed us, through writings by people who lived through it, like mary chestnut, and continuing through the events of the past month. i would like to talk about those memories in the question and answer period, but what i want to focus on at this point is there are lots of ways to be memorable, and memorable does not always mean pivotal. looked at from a lot of vintage points, it is hard to see that the burning of columbia had a particularly large impact on its history. to be specific, what i want to focus on is the idea that the burning of columbia would not particularly be a bi

. >> reporter: in the seven months since the shooting death of michael brown chief tom jackson has been the face of the ferguson police force and its chief apologist. this is what he told us less than three weeks ago. did you discover a racial problem in the department? >> no. >> reporter: none? >> no, there is not a rarely problem in the police department. >> reporter: is there a racial problem someplace else? >> no. >> reporter: while the department of justice exonerated white police officer darren wilson in brown's death, it issued a follow-up report last week that said place -- police harassment in ferguson was routine and included arresting, jailing and even tasering african americans unnecessarily. furg isn't's police force is almost all white in a town that is two-thirds black. in addition to finding e-mails on city accounts that depicted president obama as a chimpanzee the d.o.j. discovered a strategy to boost city revenues through tickets and fines written by a police force that displayed racial bias and stereotyping. >> did you know he was a suspect in the case or did he not k

governor jerry brown prosed it today and ktvu's tom vacar is at the reservoir with why this billion dollars plan may be a drop in a very dry bucket. >> reporter: indeed. the bill will help. >> increase the -- >> reporter: the bill has many goals and put on the fast track. money for emergency drinking water for communities facing shortages and economic aid tohard hit communities, including -- to hard hit communities including farm relief. since this is state money expect fights as others will see what might be in it for their customers. >> we are hoping there will be opportunities for us. >> the legislation also provides funds for shovel ready water and flood projects, fish and wildlife protections, more aggressive ground water management and funds farm equipment upgrades. >> this isn't enough. >> reporter: he says politicians aren't very forth right. >> an element of denial. i think they could do more. to tell people how bad the situation is. >> reporter: the other player legislators fear. >> we need to deal with the grurilla in the room. 80% of the water goes to agricultural. as the drough

tom wolf would like to see colonel marcus brown confirmed as the pennsylvania state police. this is the problem that the rank and file see. brown never attended the police academy, but wears the uniform something that upset people. he made headlines from removing signs near his home that were critical of him. some people may understand some may not because his daughter saw them. >> terry what's going on. >> republican leaders in the senate put out a statement saying withdraw the nomination, that includes the president pro tem of the senate, the majority leader of the senate. this appointment takes complication. in addition meryl streep said it's complicated. the sign he removed on the street leading up to the home were illegally placed there to begin with. but then there's an ordinance that says to get rid of an illegal sign it's about the process. >> it's about the uniform. >> it's deeper than that, it could be the fact that incoming governor did not appoint someone from the within. he is an outsider. it could be that the senate is using this as a tactical device in the neg

olivia: and hash browns. tom: an interesting data check futures -11, the euro $1.0750, down .8%. is widening out, we're not there yet but we make it there a lot bigger than we think. 11.24 percentage points difference between greece and germany. oil this morning -- $47.64 on west texas intermediate. olivia: good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm olivia sterns here with tom keene and brendan greeley. it is time for my morning run street and it comes this money from the ceo and editor of "foreign policy." the editorial titled operation charlie foxtrot, which is to say operation cluster you know what. he writes -- gideon rose, editor of "foreign affairs," still with us on set. does obama have a coherent strategy in place? or are we just scrambling to react to events that are moving too fast on the ground in egypt and yemen and elsewhere? gideon: it is a little bit of both. there is a broader alliance shift in iran like you did with cuba, like he tried to do with russia and so forth. on the other hand, the regional order is falling apart and basically you have two kinds

pamela brown, cnn, dusseldorf, germany. >>> tom ballantyne joins us.e has a lot of experience covering airline safety. thanks for being with us. the hot issue right now for the aviation industry around the world, how much confidentiality are pilots entitled to when it comes to issues like suicidal tendencies, and when should doctors report their concerns to the authorities or the airlines? do you see any big changing on the way? >> oh, yes, i think so, john. the fact is, when something like this happens we have to take a very close look at the system, the system of recruitment of pilots, the system under which we check their back grounds, the medical issues that they've had in the past. it's quite clear that in this case he got through the cracks. for whatever reasons, lufthansa failed to pick up the issues that this chap had had before he joined the airline. and they need to really sit down and take a look at how we recruit pilots, how we test them, how we psychologically test them, and how we ensure that, you know, people, i mean, this man should nev

brown who was unarmed. >> the recent demonstrations came from tom jackson and others resigning following department of justice report showing the police department had a pattern of racial bias. >> two officers are recovering at home. the investigation continues. back to you. >> reporter: the police say the suspect had participated in demonstrations on thursday before the arrests were final. >>> robert dertz has been arrest inside new orleans. accused of killing a woman who was once a producer here at channel 5's original "evening magazine" and she is not the only victim. >> reporter: the authorities arrested the man on saturday on a los angeles county warrant. the subject of the hbo series "the jinx" the show looks at if he was involved in the 1982 disappearance of his wife, kathy and the year 2000 unsolved slaying of his friend susan berman. she was shot to death in her home in beverly hills. losangeles county district attorney reopened the case last week. the web site suggests the show had them look into it again and connect the death to him. >> you back him in the corner and threaten his freedom he will ki

the pennsylvania state trooper's association is asking tom wolf to recall his nominee for acting commissioner. colonel marcus brown is under investigation for charges of misdemeanor theft for removing signs that criticized him. brown was the head of the mayor before becoming the acting head of the state police right now. in a letter to the governor the president of the pspa said quote, the actions and circumstances surrounding mr. brown have garnered embarrassing national attention. >>> a high-tech crime fighting system already used in camden and wilmington could be coming to philadelphia soon. the city council president gerald clark says he wants philadelphia to start using the shotspotter system to use microphones to point cameras at the area where gunshots are fired. clark says that could help cut down on shootings in the city. he hopes to get a pilot program approved as quickly as possible. clark said if approved he would like to start the test the shotspotter system in the northeast philadelphia area where robert wilson iii was killed earlier this month during a robbery. >>> a burlington county police departm

. >> reporter: ferguson police chief tom jackson has faced withering criticism since the death of michael brown last august. his decision to withhold officer wilson's name while releasing video of brown in a robbery, fueled calls for resignation. the justice department investigation found jackson was running a police department rampant with racial bias. more focused on raising revenue through the courts than public safety. he had resisted constant calls to step down. jackson city manager john shaw out the door. >> we expect you to do more. >> reporter: the council approved a mutual separation agreement last night. and the top judge who resigned after missouri supreme court ordered a higher ranking judge to take over. before that the city fired its top clerk and two police supervisors resigned after the doj report linked them to racially charged e-mails. the fallout may continue as federal investigators press for reforms they've said dismantling the police department is not out of the question. in a statement to nbc news, jackson said he's confident the city will pull through these trying times.

. >>> the pennsylvania state troopers association is asking tom wolf to rethink his nomination. colonel brown is under investigation for misdemeanor theft for removing roadside signs that criticized him. brown was head of maryland state police before becoming the governor's nominee. the president of the pspa said in part the actions and circumstances surrounding mr. brown have garnered embarrassing national attention. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with this. swiped right out of the steering wheel. somebody broke into local cars and stole the air bags inside. five cars were hit overnight and the suspects had very specific targets. the latest smash and grab crimes involved air bags in hondas on hartel avenue. this isn't the first time something like this happened. on march 1st nine hondas were targeted not far from there. nbc10's deanna durante has been looking at recent threats. tell us about the demand for air bags and where the stolen merchandise ends up. >> reporter: police and the national insurance crime bureau suspects they're ending up in karsz just like this one. this is the

tom jackson faced intense criticism for the city's reaction to the shooting death of michael brown. a justice department investigation found widespread discrimination by his police department. that investigation also found ferguson's courts collected millions in improper fines and penalties to generate revenue for the city. that problem may go far beyond ferguson. >>reporter: municipal court in missouri resembles a production line. defendants charged with traffic and ordinance violations file in the front door of city hall appear before a judge and file out the back. on this night, most were here for minor traffic violations. >> it's ridiculous. >>reporter: is this the first time? >> no, it's not. >>reporter: st. louis county municipal courts are under scrutiny after a u.s. justice department called ferguson's court a mechanism for making money on the backs of the poor. >> i think anybody that comes out of the court system is crazy crazy. i would not allow it in my community at all. >>reporter: but a recent report found that they collect more than 20% of their general revenues from

brown unarmed. most recent demonstrations came after ferguson police chief tom jackson and other resigned following a department of justice report showing mostly white ferguson police department had pattern of racial bias. two officers were shot thursday are recovering at home, the investigation continues. chris van cleve cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now, police say williams took part in the demonstrations on thursday, before he shot the officers. they're investigate willing he acted alone. diana? >> reporter: erika, let the madness begin. ncaa tournament tips off tomorrow night in a few local teams will try to win it all in the big dance. the villanova wildcats celebrated last night avenger the top seed in the east region by winning the biggies title. they also set a school record this year with 32 wins. the wildcats will try to avoid historic up sweat at the take on another local team, the the leopards thursday night in pit burying. >>> tiff ' seen a lot of lafayette. i know that's a tough match up. do you have find your way and we played different styles this year. i think we'll be prepared for i

represents pennsylvania state police troopers is asking governor tom wolf to withdraw his nominee for commissioner of the state police. colonel brown was caught last week removing two roadside signs that were critical of him in a letter to the governor the president of the pennsylvania state troopers association wrote that brown's actions are an embarrassment to wolf's office. the state police department and troopers. >>> new at 6:00 a new push to bring a high-tech crime-fighting system to philadelphia. city council president daryll clark wants to start using a shot spotter system. it uses microphones to automatically point cameras to the area of a shooting. clark says it could help cut down on shootings in the city. the same system is already being used in camden and wilmington. he wants to start testing the shot spotter system in the 22nd police district in north philadelphia. that is where police sergeant robert wilson iii was shot and killed earlier this month during a robbery. >>> a bucks county man will have to pay up after police say he went for a joy ride at a local elementary school. take a look at these photos from the up

other celebrities who have fallen victim to swatting include tom cruise justin bieber ashton kutcher and chris brown. back to you. >> all right. thanks, jen. all right the trial is now under way for a prince george's county teacher and the football coach charged with sexual abuse. jury selection and opening statements started today in the case against 34-year-old andre brown. he was arrested last year after a 17-year-old girl accused him of sexually abusing her at high point high school in beltsville. brown had been a special education teacher there. he's now on leave. >> the prince george's county officer killed in a weekend crash is being remembered tonight. a viewing for 26-year-old officer brennan robain began just about an hour ago in beltsville. his funeral is set for tomorrow at victory christian ministries. robain died when his cruiser crashed off 193 in lanham. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> a long running fight over land in montgomery county is now over. >> that's right. we've been talking about this for quite a while and the county board of appeals voted not to al

tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: good news tonight about a missing 12-year-old boy. demetrius brown is safe tonight. the police search for him after he vanished from a southwest washington home yesterday. details of where he was found have not been released. leon: surveillance video of a high-profile secret service incident may have been erased. that is what director joe clancy told lawmakers in a closed-door meeting. earlier this month two agents were accused of driving through an active bomb threat investigation while drunk. they said that clancy claimed in his policy to erase tape 72 hours after they are recorded. alison: a fraternity taking action after racism shuts down a chapter. how it plans to prevent another incident. leon: pot for pets. alison: and the royals are still in d.c. what is on tap tomorrow? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] leon: the fraternity at the center of their racism scandal is taking action. they plan to create a confidential hotline for reporting race incidents. the gr

brown who was unarmed. the most recent demonstrations came after ferguson police chief tom jackson and others resigned following a department of justice report showing the mostly white ferguson police department had a pattern of racial bias. the two officers who were shot thursday are recovering at home. the investigation continues. >>> chris van cleve for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well police say williams had participated in demonstrations demonstrations on thursday before he shot the officers. they're investigating whether he acted alone in this case. >>> turning to our weather. an evening stroll on the campus of temple university. pretty cool tonight. but it's going to warm up tomorrow. meteorologist justin drabick has our first forecast. hey, justin. >> pretty windy outside tonight. a lot of hoodies and heavier coats needed. the winds are starting to die down. a lot of reporting stations aren't reporting gusts but we are gusting over 25 miles per hour in philadelphia at 26 at the top of the hour. still gusting over 30 up in mount pocono. but diminishing winds continue through the overnight. air temperatur

zac brown band from the at&t stage. tomorrow night, tom arnold will be here.e williams from "game of thrones." we'll have music from saint motel. and later this week, matthew perry, zooey deschanel, john cena, from "scandal" guillermo diaz, with music from for king and country and charlie wilson too. so please join us for all those. our first guest tonight, i'm pretty sure you know her parents. she grew up before our eyes and is now a mom with a ph.d. and a campaign aimed at young people called "serve a year." please welcome the 48th president of the united states, chelsea clinton. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm great. >> jimmy: i interviewed you and your mom and dad at arizona state university last -- awhile back. >> last march. >> jimmy: last march. we talked and one of the things, your mom was kind of haranguing you saying she wants a grandchild. she wants a grand child. and it turned out that at that time, you were pregnant. did she know you were pregnant then? >> she did know. >> jimmy: she did know? >> she just had been haranguin

tom wolf to withdrawal his nomination for police commissioner. the union sent the governor a letter today after colonel marcus brown was caught last week removing two roadside signs that were critical of him. several retired troopers have taken issue with brown for wearing a state police uniform even though he didn't attend the state police academy. >>> one headache after another for residents in northeast philadelphia. first they had to deal with water main break several weeks back now it's a massive hole left behind. residents tell us it has been blocking their street for weeks. >> worse they say kids play right nearby and their worried about kids safety. our dave kinchen talked to those concerned residents. he's live in northeast philadelphia for us tonight. dave? >> reporter: chris it's am like looking down into it and you can see into the other side of earth. not really but it really is pretty deep a problem for people trying to get home. it's a problem for people trying to get to work. and now crews are working to fix it. it's more than just a 3-foot deep dip on the 1700 block of den forth street in northeast philadelphia. it's practically a

tom took off in a red tractor-trailer. >>> 4:46 now. protesters angry over the police shooting of brandon tate brown in philadelphia disrupted a meeting lastbut the fight didn't stop there. nbc 10 was in center city yesterday as demonstrators chanted who killed brandon brown? they are demanding philadelphia police release the names of the officers who shot and killed brown on frankford after. the district attorney says ate the- tate-brown was not following orders when the officers shot him. ten members of that group that protested yesterday were arrested last week during a protest at a community policing meeting in long crest. now they are calling for the group to drop the charges against those who were charged and arrested at that meeting. >> we believe that the philadelphia police are so far gone that we can no longer trust them to protect and serve us. the philadelphia police should be disarmed disbanded immediately. >> again the district attorney cleared both of the officers of any wrongdoing in tate-brown's death. >>> the school commission is mapping out a plan to save money and invest more in education in philadelphia. yesterday memb

tom jackson had been under pressure since a white officer killed michael brown, an unarmed black teenagerugust. the officer was cleared, but the justice department found systemic racial bias in the city's police and courts. jackson is the sixth local officer to resign or be fired since the report came out. >> woodruff: the associated press went to federal court today, to force the state department to release hillary clinton's e-mails. in a statement, the news organization said: "(the documents) will shed light on actions by the state department and former secretary clinton... during some of the most significant issues of our time." clinton used a private account exclusively as secretary. she pledged yesterday that all her work-related e-mails will be made public. >> ifill: the secretary of state lashed out today at senate republicans who sent a letter to iran warning against a possible nuclear deal. john kerry has been leading the negotiations. he told a senate hearing that the letter, signed by 47 republicans, undermines american foreign policy. >> my, reaction to the letter was utter di

pennsylvania governor tom wolf standing behind his controversial pick for pennsylvania's cop top despite republican lawmakers calling on the governor to withdraw his pick. yesterday, brown apologized for taking down two roadside signs that criticized him. his actions sparked a misdemeanor theft investigation. today, governor wolf addressed the controversy. >> he acknowledges that he made a mistake, that he was acting as a father and was upset with what he saw, that his children were seen and he has apologized for it. seems to me he's done the right thing. >> brown says the signs were put up in front of his children's bus stop. and as a father, he didn't want his kids to see them. >>> this first day of spring dumped up to 7 inches of snow in parts of our area. when this winter weather will break and how soon temperatures will hit 60. >>> penn state students protesting a fraternity's punishment for allegedly posting naked pictures. what two lawmakers are doing to make stricter laws when it comes to what you put online. >>> you're going to be feeling that pain. >> plus, seals showing up on the jersey shore in big numbers. why officials say they're prone to attack you and y

tom jackson is necessary, but not justice. justice would be a living breathing mike brown or definitely an arrest of darren wilson.ther of which we have. the ferguson police department has proven that they are no longer fit to police. many of us would see it to be some sort of justice for the police department to be disbanded and all officers fired. officer knowles is capable of leading. none of this is justice. justice would be accountability for lives lost or never experiencing the trauma in the first place. >> deray mckesson, thanks for being with us. deray, a witness to the shooting of the police officers in ferguson missouri. deray believes it wasn't the protesters themselves in the shooting but the shots came from nearby. >> it sounds that is what law enforcement is saying. it came from somewhere near there targeting those police officers. >>> we will follow this breaking news from ferguson all morning long. two police officers shot in ferguson, missouri. the very latest next. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news. protests turn violent in ferguson missouri. two police officers shot. wha

pennsylvania trooper's association is asking governor tom wolf to recall his nominee for commissioner of the state police. the active commissioner colonel marcus brown is under the investigation for misdemeanor theft. brown says the signs were put up in front of the children's bus stop and the father didn't want his children to see that. brown was ahead of the maryland state saying quote, the actions and circumstancing surrounding mr. brown have garnered embarrassment. >>> and donors are expected to meet in new york with ted cruz's campaign. during a speech in virginia he focused on faith and the power of conservatives. >> it is a time to reclaim the constitution of the united states. i am honored to stand with each and every one of you. >>> according to a new nbc news/wall street journal poll 40% of voters could see cruz on the list of eight of respected 14 presidential candidates. and chris christie said senator cruz's affect won't affect the timing of his decision. he expected to make his decision in early spring or late summer and the governor said he won't run unless he thinks he can beat hillary clinton. >>> today president obama will sit down

tom jackson resigned. he'd been under pressure since the august shooting death of michael brown by officer darren wilson, who's since left the force. then, last week the u.s. justice department accused ferguson's police and courts of rampant racism, prompting chief jackson and five others to quit or be fired. in washington today, however, attorney general eric holder warned last night's shootings threaten any attempt to move forward. >> this was not someone trying to bring healing to ferguson. this was a damn punk, a punk who was trying to sow discord in an area that is trying to get its act together and trying to bring together a community that has been fractured for too long. this really disgusting and cowardly attack might have been intended to unravel any sense of progress that exists but i hope that does not in fact happen. >> woodruff: president obama tweeted his own reaction, as he left for a trip to los angeles, saying: "violence against police is unacceptable. our prayers are with the officers in (missouri). path to justice is one all of us must travel together." for now, the focus in ferguson is on f

protest over the shooting of michael brown, there have been several demonstrations, most of them peaceful. >> this comes hour after the word that the police chief is out. tom jackson will walk away with a year's salary. almost $100,000. >> after a lot of soul searching, and it is very hard for him to leave. and for us to have him leave. he felt that this was the best way forward. >> protesters have called for jackson to go for months since an officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager. the tipping point came last week. a federal report found a report of racial bias in the department. something the chief denied. >> there is not a racial problem in the police department. racial profiling is not prohibited but it is illegal. >> reporter: jackson's resignation takes effect next thursday. here is another live look at the situation in ferguson, missouri. we will continue to monitor the story and bring you any new developments right here on kpix.com. >>> police in the east bay have a murder mystery on their hands. christin ayers tells us about the first homicide in all-star albany since 2004. >> reporter: police are not talking a lot about the investigatio

several people and collected tom evidence but at this point no arrests in the shootings of the two police officers. as they've done many times since the death of michael brown in august people took to the streets of ferguson missouri but this was not a protest. instead, a prayer vigil. >> we're going to continue to heal and educate our community at large and have those tough conversations. >> reporter: the group prayed for the two police officers who were shot. in one officer shot in the face, the other in the shoulder. both men have been released from the hospital. in. >> we're lucky by god's grace we didn't lose two officers. >> the police chief resigned in the wake of a justice department investigation that revealed widespread racial bias. the missouri state police and st. louis county police are taken over security during future demonstrations as they did following the michael brown shooting. after the prayer vijl a few dozen protesters returned to the area. they dispursed as heavy rain moved into the area. it's expected to last into saturday. everyone here still uneasy knowing a gunman who's not afraid to shoot into a crowd is still out there. and lead

brown, thanks very much. >>> let's go ahead and bring in former fbi assistant director tom fuentes.hese new reports about lubitz apparent psychosomatic illness, what are your thoughts about security? do they change at all? that kind of -- that kind of illness can sometimes be hard to see. >> that's exactly right, alison. you know, you have to worry about the fact that you can't detect it until, oftentimes, it's too late, as in this case and especially if the person is trying to hide it from the public and from the boss. so, you know, it's a very difficult thing and i think the other concern that i think many pilots have at this point and many passengers is that even with stepped-up testing, it may not be completely reliable. you could be taking somebody from their career that really is fine, you know, that has a false positive in their testing and there could be others that you miss that still get behind, you know, the controls of an aircraft that shouldn't be. i think it's just -- it's not scientific enough to be able to tell with 100% certainty who can fly a plane and who shouldn'

brown who was unarmed. the most recent demonstrations came after ferguson police chief, tom jackson, and others resigned, following a department of justice report showing the mostly white ferguson police department, had a pattern of racial bias. the two officers who were shot thursday are recovering at home. the investigation continues. chris van cleve cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now, police say williams took part in demonstrations on thursday, before he shot the officers. they're investigating whether he acted alone. diana? >> time now 6:07. gun rights supporters attend a rally in lower merion township. they came to speak out against board of commissioners and an ordinance, they say prohibit people from openly caring guns in public parks or at least gives that impression. protesters claim the ordinance is illegal because it pre em ups existing state laws. pennsylvania is an open carry state. >>> we can't simply ignore the law, violate the law and say it should be okay because i'm a publicly elected official. protecting our children in the parks, and we disagree with the people who are out here, who think that thi

brown, al jazeera china. >>> investigation into mh 370 0930 here on al jazeera. >>> now, the american circus company, ring ringling brothers, barnum and bailey, will stop its most popular act. tom ackerman has the story. >> reporter: the circus has come to town. their star attractions is ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus, permanent home for elephants joining others who are too old or too resistant to the travel. >> if they are not comfortable they stay here throughout their lifetime and receive the best of care. >> that's not what animal rights champions say about ringling, the organization peta says handlers can be seen beating the animals and sinking bull looks into the sensitive skin of baby elephants that cry out the pain. in 2011 this video of an elderly elephant being beaten prompted the british government to ban wild animals from discuss circuses. elephants there will continue to be big circus draws. ringling said its decision was part of local laws restricting animal acts. but treatment becomes more controversial. another factor the $65,000 a year maintenance cost per an plal which is not exactly peanuts. tom ackerman, al jazeera. >> a reminder, you can keep up

tom llamas with the story. >> reporter: that's the richard family watching the boston marathon. martin by the fence, mom to the left with the brown hat and big smile. but lurking in the background, in the white hat, behind the tree. dzokhar tsarnaev. and the case resting with the image and a description of how the bomb killed little martin. the jury today in tears. the prosecution out to prove tsarnaev acted on his own murderous impulses, not just as a pawn of his brother. the case built on several key images, the video of tsarnaev planting the bomb and walking off, and then casually buying milk after. and the terror on the face of the chinese businessman after escaping being carjacked by the brothers. and his own words, written in the boat while on the run. the u.s. government is killing our civilians. allegedly writing, you hurt one muslim, you hurt us all. today, the defense began its case. trying to convince the jury to save its client's life. the question, will tsarnaev take the stand? one of his lawyers had no comment. david? >> tom, thank you. >>> and from the heroic rescuers in boston, to the image seen by so many tonight

tom wolf. >> members sent the governor a letter asking him to withdraw his nomination. colonel marcus brown for police commissioner. there have been a number of issues that caused our members to question whether mr. brownies the right person for the job. union sent the the letter after weeks of criticism by retired troopers over brown's decision to wear their uniform, even though he did not attend the state the police academy, and an incident where he removed roadside signs critical of him wearing that uniform. police say a third teen wanted in connection with the deadly robbery in the the man walking his dog turn himself in friday. tyfind hamilton is charged with murder and other offenses. he is the the accused shooter of james stohlman, killed march 12th. a second, 15 year-old is also charge in the murder hain a 14 year he old suspect is charged with robbery and conspiracy. >>> police on the the campus of the west chester university looking for men responsible for recent attacks on campus. police say the first happened last thursday when a student was hit by three men wearing masks. then

tom jackson, he is the 6th city employee to be fired or resign after the scathing justice department report. ferguson erupted in protests becoming violent the sometimes after the shooting of michael brown by darren wilson. three shots were fired north of the police department, the gunman is on the loose and dozens of witnesseses shaken. >> bullets went past my head. it was kind of traumatic i'm still kind of in shock because of it. >> reporter: we're seeing reports there are police and crime scene techs at a house on the hill across the street from the police department. no word on how that home is connected to the shooting. eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> we know you'll keep an eye on it and bring us any new details. >>> new this morning, a fast-moving fire injured a woman overnight. the fire started on the 4300 block of locust street. it spread to the apartments above. a woman suffered smoke, she is in stable condition. smoke and water damaged the laundromat next-door. >>> residents of a southwest philadelphia neighborhood say they are living their lives in fear. last night two bullets hit a church wall at elm wood avenue, another went through a bay window of a row home, insi

tom wolf is standing firm on his controversial picks for pennsylvania's top cop. this despite several republican lawmakers calling on the governor to withdraw his nominee. colonel marcus brown was the head of the maryland state police before becoming wolf's choice to head the pennsylvania state police. earlier this week brown apologized for taking down two roadside signs that criticized him. his actions sparked a misdemeanor theft investigation. yesterday, governor wolf addressed the controversy. >> he acknowledges that he made a mistake. he was acting as a father and was upset with what he saw, that his children were seeing and he's apologized for it. seems to me he's done the right thing. >> brown says the signs were put up right in front of his churn's bus stop and as a father, he didn't want his kids to see them. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. as we head into the rest of your saturday, expect improving conditions, especially compared to what we saw yesterday. but freezing drizzle is still a possibility as we head into the rest of your morning hours. you want to be very careful traveling. milder conditions exp

tom wolf. >> some members sent the governor a letter asking him to withdraw his nomination colonel marcus brown for police commissioner. the the president of the union says quote unquote there have been a number of issues, that have caused our members to question whether mr. brown, is the right person for the job. the the union sent the letter after weeks of criticism by retired troopers over brown's decision to wear his uniform their uniform even though he did not attend the state police academy and an incident where he removed roadside signs that were critical of him for wearing, that uniform. some say he had them taken down. >> okay. >>> 6:11. it is official, utah becomes the only state in the union to allow death by firing squad. why advocates say they need this. >> bob, follow a firing squad report. >> good morning everybody. we're in good shape on i-95 right here heading northbound up through the airport and girard point double decker bridge but an accident in bensalem, police looking for a driver who has fled the scene, chopper is on the the way and 14 irresistible flavors. one for the m

. >>> governor tom wolf says he is standing behind his choice for pennsylvania's top cop, despite a new scandal. colonel marcus brown was head of maryland state police before wolf's choice to be head of pa police. he apologized for taking down two roadside signs critical of him. governor wolf says he's 100% behind his nominee. >> he acknowledges he made a mistake. he was acting as a father and was upset with what he saw, that his children were seeing and he has apologized for it. seems to me he's done the right thing. he behaved humanly and in the end, humanely and legally. >> and as wolf said brown says those signs were put up in front of his children's bus stop. as a father he didn't want his children to see them. >>> happening this week in new jersey, a rally at the state house in trenton to push for the legalization of marijuana. several different groups in the garden state who want legal marijuana plan a rally tomorrow at 2 p.m. the so-called million joint margins at the trenton transit center. that moves to the state house. >>> local superstar mo'ne davis will be at the barnes and noble in center city tomorrow

tom wolf. members sent the governor a letter asking him to withdraw his nomination for colonel marcus brown for police commissioner. the president of the union says quote there have been a number of issues that caused our members to question whether mr. brownies the right person for the job. the the union sent the letter after weeks of criticism by retired troopers over brown's decision to wear their uniform even though did he not attend the state police academy and, an incident where he removed roadside signs critical of him for wearing that uniform. >>> a montgomery county woman says a man recorded her while she was inside of a dressing room in a local target and now she's worried she could end up on the internet. >> she fears that this will happen to someone else if this guy is not caught. fox's 29 shawnette wilson has more. >> i bent down pick up a shirt, i noticed a small glowing pen-like instrument. it was glowing blue. >> reporter: this woman ace frayed and embarrassed to show her face after she says what happened to her in the dressing room in target on old york road in abington. >> i w

tom wolf. today it sent the governor a letter asking him to withdrawal his nomination of colonel mr. cause brown for police commissioner. the president of the union says "there have been a number of issues that have caused our members to question whether mr. brown is the right person for the job. "the union sent that letter after weeks of criticism by retired troopers over brown's decision to wear their uniform even though he did not attend the state police academy and an incident where he removed roadside signs critical of him for wearing that uniform. >>> flags are flying at half staff in new jersey today to honor a fallen hero. marine captain stanford shaw died in a black hawk helicopter crash off the coast of in order two weeks ago. he was on a special operations training mission. the 31-year-old from bass king ridge somerset county served two tours of duty in iraq. the cause of the crash still unknown. >>> going door to door to sasave lives. tonight people who live on the 4800 block of polaski avenue in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood have new smoke detectors. firefighters and the re

tom jackson. there have been several protests here over the course of the summer and fall protesting the shooting of michael brownt to beef up security the missouri state highway patrol and the st. louis county police department have been brought up. right now it is fairly quiet. i just saw 1 protester down the street here. so hopefully it will be a peaceful evening. >> all right. diane thank you. >>> ferguson is now going through the process of remaking its police department. kalamazoo, michigan went through a similar process. a study there found that black motorists more than twice as likely to be stopped as white drivers. the kalamazoo police chief is in grand rapids tonight. chief, good to see you. you said you were taken aback by the results of the study. what surprised you? >> well i think that -- you know, initially understanding who my people are, and knowing they come into work every day with good intent. i think it does take you back when you get those type of results that really challenge your own assumptions about who you are as an organization, and who you are as a professional. it does take you back