the ivy league university announced yesterday that la tonya buck will fill the newly created positione starts in august. word of the hiring came a day after the university announced former u.s. president woodrow wilson's name will remain on its public policy school. the group of students had called to remove wilson's name because he was a segregationist. >> villanova is still in a state of celebration. a huge homecoming greeting them as they came back to campus yesterday. still on a high after that incredible ncaa win in houston. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at villanova. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. they're heading back to class -- okay, sorry there. yeah, today as students are heading back to class but i'm going the celebrations are going to continue at least through the weekend especially with that parade scheduled for friday in center city. but of course it was a hero's welcome when the team arrived yesterday. >> how we feeling nova nation? [cheers and applause] >> reporter: i'd say they're feeling pretty good. thousands of fans packed

today tonya couch watched her son sentenced. >> we've all wanted justice for this, and i, you know, i'm certainly glad to see that his -- you know, his confinement is going to. >> reporter: ethan couch ordered to stay in jail. >> 180 days enough? i don't think it is, but that's the limb nations of the hybrid case that we're at. >> for families small victory but still not enough. miguel almaguer, nbc news? >>> tonight a heated standoff is under way after tens of thousands of verizon workers walked off the job early today. a major strike that will potentially impact millions of customers. nbc's stephanie gosk has details. >> reporter: from boston to new york to arlington, tens of thousands of verizon workers took their grievances to the street. cootntract negotiations over health care, pensions and outsourcing are at a standstill. >> the goal is to hurt verizon and to compel them to come to the table and zettel. >> reporter: strike affects verizon's telephone, internet and tv business on the east coast separate from verizon's much larger and more profitable wireless business. the workers

give tonya pink ins dressed as a 60's housewife -- made. she is talking to his fantasy woman coming out of washington. he loves that juxtaposition between the surreal. betty: did his costumes have an impact on production? mark: yes, it we chose paul, hamilton is unkind of anything else. you are taking 20 people sometimes and putting them in a rehearsal studio to develop a piece. in this situation, the costume designer was the glue, and my view to hold the whole show together. they developed this shoulder up rule. where, everything from the shoulders down with be revolutionary worker. everything from the shoulders up would be the actor as they were just on the street. glue thatas the allows the audience to be both in the history, and in the contemporary universe. betty: thank you. bloomberg businessweek, you can read more about hamilton design costumes. breaking news, we want to bring you an update on that shooting at the air force base in san antonio. you're looking right now at the county sheriff. he said two people have been found dead. i

i'm tonya breyer. >> before we go on the last trading day of the week, the broader stocks up 400, andwer, and. [ slow down ] let's look at the sectors. autos in focus. the worst performer in europe here. that came in part due to disappointing news from daimler. earning -- and the real focus on daimler today being on that they are going to have an internal probe looking into emissions standards. that came at the request of the doj. and we did get word from volkswagen they came to an agreement. but we are still waiting more information a bit later. and ahead of this announcement reuters is saying that the volkswagen is due to hike its total provisions to 16 to 17 billion euros. from various sources. we await confirmation hopefully a bit later today from volkswagen. >> and u.s. markets also broke a three day winning streak yesterday. dow jones now lower than when we started looking at an open of negative 27 points for dow jones at this stage. s&p 500 culled lower by about 4 points. that's it for today. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. have a great weekend. >>> good morning and hap

host: centreville, virginia, tonya is waiting period caller: -- waiting. caller: good morning. to share two messages, one for all the american people. either be born in this land or sit on the ground that. if you really love your country, if you really care for your security, if you really care for thesafety of your children, future and the honesty, vote for donald trump. that man is maybe not politically correct and maybe not freezing his words to scholars and whoever in offices but heike to phrase it, is honest you get what you see. he is not faking it. he loves this country. he will make this country way greater than what it is at the moment. he will bring the glory of the past. to the best of his effort and his ability. host: michael steele. guest: you cannot walkway from the passion you hearing your voice. and the concern. that is consistent across the country with those who support donald trump. i do not hear the same passion for the other candidates. i just don't. you do not hear it for the other 16 on stage. trumpis something donald withone that has connected the americ

tonya, i love my mom's bed. >> cuddle all morning. >> who is this little guy? brownie?s his own instagram page. this is amazing. what is next? this is a cute dog. he is a dark cent. i love wiener dogs. >>> there could be smoke in the air at rfk stadium. the national cannabis festival is from noon until 8:00 tonight. >>> california allows medical marijuana and entrepreneurs are now helping patients. their pot with certain foods. this reporter shows us. >>reporter: this strain is a dominant hybrid and it's good for relaxation after work. >> you compare it with foods to create a gratifying high. >> we are walking it through like a beer and wine or coffee pairing in are more refined setting. >> the founder said it is an art and he first got the idea last year at his friends house. >> did you know that hops are a cousin of cannabis? those citrus tones in ipa are also in this lemon flavor i have. >>reporter: it is paired with paired with chamomile lemon tea and they are working with the chef two pair strawberry lemon macaroons with a strawberry cannabis. it's a revolutionary

at fenway park last june tonya severely injured after a broken bat flew into the stands a month later stephanie struck by a foul ball. >> the fact that i got hit between the eyes kind of reflects that i couldn't have >>> after a rash of high profile spectator issuing regulations to extend the protective netting unfortunately wasn't enough to protect this woman last night when the speeding ball went through a small opening and fired into the second row. >> the hospital spokesperson says that woman is in stable condition under going facial surgery today. marci gonzalez channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> the stunning school speech that got lots of people talking. >>> coming up, looking at [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around... it's dragging down your fuel economy. [ breaking glass ] but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. [ scrubbing bristles ] so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more mil

. >> thank you tonya. >> you know adele the singer of course. hello. >> not quite like that. >> she goes wining about something. adele, lining you have never heard her before, though. why babies are about to become her newest fan. baby. >> ♪ therwe cannot defeatsay a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, and i ask for your vote.

tonya couch is waiting to learn if she'll be indicted for helping him. >>> a 72-year-old woman tellingf survival. she was rescued after stranded for nine days in the arizona mountains. >> it has been a trek, a spiritual journey -- >> looking back, ann rogers says she would have stayed with her vehicle after it broke down. but after spending a night in her car with her dog, she tried to climb higher to get a stronger cell phone signal at a higher elevation. as the days passed she left clues like help sign made of sticks next to part of a carcass she found. after nine days she finally saw a search helicopter. >> finally, finally have human contact. and see that they were there. it was overwhelming. >> rogers says she survived by eating plants and drinking pond water. she lost some weight but only got a few scratches during her ordeal. >>> the fbi is trying to find out who made off with several andy warhol prints after a museum heist in missouri. you probably recognize these iconic soup cans, they were created by warhol in 1968, and they're valued at just less than $500,000. police say se

al jazeera joins us live mow, so in the end he easily survived this impeachment process tonya?yes, and as expected in the end, he survived the impeachment by 233 votes to 143. the national congress using the big majority to ensure that he survived but not before really rigorous and vigorous debate with the democratic alliance. it's leaders saying that the anc the voting and against the constitution, the other opposition party, behind this debate, the economic freedom fighters, saying that the anc were voting like cattle. so it got quite personal in the end, and was quite chaotic at times, at the beginning they tried to get the speaker of parliament to recuse herself, so a lively debate. although they knew they wouldn't win because of the big dominance in parliament. it was an important moment for the opposition to make full use of the platform they have been given. this debate broadcast live to the nation, to build on the momentum from that landmark constitutional court judgement last week. >> as you say, the. n.c. has a huge majority in parliament, but how united is it now fol

. >> at fenway park tonya carpenter severely injured then just a month later stephanie wh wapenski. >lects i couldn't have been looking more flushly at what was going on. >> reporter: after a rash high-profile spectator injuries, the league issued new recommendations to extend the protective netting beginning this year. unfortunately, it wasn't enough to protect this woman last night when the speeding ball went through a small opening and fired into the second row. and a hospital spokesperson says that woman is in stable condition and will undergo facial surgery later today. yeah, souza hopes to visit her in the hospital and you could see how badly he felt. >> we're pulling for her, as well. thank you. >>> let's check the weather and back to rob marciano. in the nation's capital celebrating the cherry blossom -- >> strawberry shortcake is flying. >> right. >> she's alive. >> she just got better. >> hi, strawberry or shortcake. >> completely uncontrived glee. >> i love strawberry shortcake with all of my heart. i still have my sleeping bag from fourth grade. >> and now a national news

. >> reporter: david banks live on lat tonya street in port breeze a redeveloping neighborhood in southa. banks has a 10 year abatement in the row house he renovated so for a decade he'll play roughly one half the amount of tax on the structure he would be assessed without the abatement but the city's tax assessor has mailed out nearly 535,000 reassessments on land value. there are no tax breaks here and that has banks grabbing his wallet. >> and my concern is that just recently we got notice in the mail that the land value tax value has increased. mine has increased several thousand dollars. >> reporter: the city's tax assessor says 85 percent of the taxpayers will see no change in their assessment or in fact a decrease. but the city also admits some reassessments could trigger property tax jumps of more than $400 or roughly three and a half percent of those reassessed. >> many of those large increases are due to new construction or consolidated accounts that we would put on the books anyway. >> reporter: for those taxpayers who don't think they're getting a fair shake on taxes there's

[cheers and applause] i want to thank tonya stephens and eric sirman and grizzly bear -- [cheers andlause] cesar vargas, justin long, sally kohn, congresswoman kelsey gabbard, assemblyman jawani williams -- [applause] and one of the great actors in america, danny devito! [cheers and applause] welcome to the political revolution. [cheers and applause] you know, when i was a kid growing up in flatbush -- [cheers and applause] our parents would take us to prospect park. they till have the seals -- they still have the seals and the elephants. all right. but i was never here speaking to 20,000 people. so thank you all very much for being here. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that is on the move. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that a year ago was considered a fringe candidacy, 70 points behind secretary clinton. well, they don't consider us fringe anymore! [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that has won eight out of the last nine caucuses and primaries. [cheers and applause] and with your help on tuesday, we're going to win right here in new york state! [cheers and

having the fund to go in we explained to her we had two people from the mayor's office of housing tonya and her staff were helpful they explained one of the loans she maybe goiblg wouldn't have to be paid back until title transfer not using her monthly funds to live on that's good news but the sense of being able to do the cleaning and deal with the materials with the assessment is a thing that is repeated so the outlet part of this not able to connect the dph they were part of the task force inspection the city attorney performed i'll be going back and talking with the city attorney that's probably where that funding needs to sit not necessarily dbi but the funds need to be there you know to be able to deal with the situations this is the not the only with only out there we have those conscionable living conditions. >> commissioner. >> in our litigation committee there was someone from the health department that is working on some instances. >> is that karen and . >> yeah, yeah the lead to. >> she's on industrial ohio gift this was going to be. >> thank you, rose mary for love you. >>

having the fund to go in we explained to her we had two people from the mayor's office of housing tonya and her staff were helpful they explained one of the loans she maybe goiblg wouldn't have to be paid back until title transfer not using her monthly funds to live on that's good news but the sense of being able to do the cleaning and deal with the materials with the assessment is a thing that is repeated so the outlet part of this not able to connect the dph they were part of the task force inspection the city attorney performed i'll be going back and talking with the city attorney that's probably where that funding needs to sit not necessarily dbi but the funds need to be there you know to be able to deal with the situations this is the not the only with only out there we have those conscionable living conditions. >> commissioner. >> in our litigation committee there was someone from the health department that is working on some instances. >> is that karen and . >> yeah, yeah the lead to. >> she's on industrial ohio gift this was going to be. >> thank you, rose mary for love you. >>

commissioner we have to be sensitive how we ask our managers to use their time we're even sensitive with tonya and cambridge when i'm traveling whether or not it is the right time for me to meet with managers when i'm traefl we try to be thuft how we use our managers time. >> forgive i suggests you're not proper the future. >> all right. are we able to continue moving forward. >> just quickly page 13 mentioned that we have a fantastic performer with the incredible performance the benchmark is a part of the portfolio so it is 8 percent pickup in a year it is totally noticeable when we think about this good balance between merging and established managers we continue to be selective and call the relationships and add new managers this the sector of the motivation but new emerging managers trying to tackle the position for those managers at the right time and audry will talk about europe later europe is tougher in a lot of ways we have lower exposure to europe being that some of the european ventures are uncomfortable to there has been a lot of innovation and more of a proves to me, you can be a

[cheers and applause] senator sanders: i want to thank tonya stevens and eric and grizzly bear. cesar vargas, justin long, sally cohen, congresswoman gabbard. assemblyman williams. and one of the great actors in america, danny devito! welcome to the political revolution. cheers and applause] senator sanders: you know, when i was a kid growing up in , our parents would take us to prospect park, they still have the seals and elephants. but i was never here speaking to 20,000 people. so, thank you-all very much for eing here. this is a campaign that is on he move. this is a campaign that a year ago was considered a fringe candidacy, 70 points behind secretary clinton. well, they don't consider us fringe anymore. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: this is a campaign that has won eight out of the last nine caucuses and primaries. and with your help on tuesday, we are going to win right here in new york state. this is a campaign which will feat donald trump -- [cheers and applause] senator sanders: mr. trump will not become president of the united states. that's for sure. this is

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host: centreville, virginia, tonya is waiting period caller: -- waiting. caller: good morning. to share two messages, one for all the american people. either be born in this land or sit on the ground that. if you really love your country, if you really care for your security, if you really care for thesafety of your children, future and the honesty, vote for donald trump. that man is maybe not politically correct and maybe not freezing his words to scholars and whoever in offices but heike to phrase it, is honest you get what you see. he is not faking it. he loves this country. he will make this country way greater than what it is at the moment. he will bring the glory of the past. to the best of his effort and his ability. host: michael steele. guest: you cannot walkway from the passion you hearing your voice. and the concern. that is consistent across the country with those who support donald trump. i do not hear the same passion for the other candidates. i just don't. you do not hear it for the other 16 on stage. trumpis something donald withone that has connected the americ

. >> we have lizzy and tonya, co-founder of privet. delve right in to redefining motherhood. somebody who has just become a new mom, chrissy teigen, putting her stuff out there, baby on the twitter verse and instagram. she dealt with backlash not because of this picture. there was a photo of her out on date night nine days after giving birth. she went on a date night with her husband. god forbid. >> oh my gosh. >> people were judgmental. what do you make of this? >> it's fantastic. i mean, she's given life. like you said, you have to come up for air. you had a life before the baby and should have a life after the babe be i. >> if i can give advice, everyone is an expert at parenting someone else's children. the baby will never remember it. >> that's right. >> she's hearing from all the experts this week. every time she goes out. she's been posting things that women found helpful. one of them she wrote, no one told me i'd be coming home in diapers, too. humor humor. buying myself a push present. joined by a picture of her cleaning a bot

commissioner we have to be sensitive how we ask our managers to use their time we're even sensitive with tonya and cambridge when i'm traveling whether or not it is the right time for me to meet with managers when i'm traefl we try to be thuft how we use our managers time. >> forgive i suggests you're not proper the future. >> all right. are we able to continue moving forward. >> just quickly page 13 mentioned that we have a fantastic performer with the incredible performance the benchmark is a part of the portfolio so it is 8 percent pickup in a year it is totally noticeable when we think about this good balance between merging and established managers we continue to be selective and call the relationships and add new managers this the sector of the motivation but new emerging managers trying to tackle the position for those managers at the right time and audry will talk about europe later europe is tougher in a lot of ways we have lower exposure to europe being that some of the european ventures are uncomfortable to there has been a lot of innovation and more of a proves to me, you can be a

. >> you have fox austin reporter tonya ortega live at the university of texas where that campus is shaken worried here on campus. this whole death is being investigated as a homicide at this point and even though her identity has not been released, her body was found here right behind me this this creek, right in the heart of campus, by the alumni center. they're working the case with several other agencies including the rangers. the woman was found on tuesday morning in waller creek which has been blocked off. and since then crews have been combing through the crime scene looking for evidence. police have not released the victim's identity but is believed to have been a dance student here at u.t. classes were cancelled on tuesday night and a private meeting was held instead. fenves said they're increasing the patrols on campus. and he ordered the shuttles to take the students to class. >> don't be distracted, be aware of your surroundings at all times. >> reporter: back out here live on the university campus. police are still canvassing the area. we saw some of them go into the creek. a

tonya was diagnosed in her early 30s, losing the ability to balance in her favorite high heels, was just all you have to do is do a post of yourself, a photo of yourself with your high heels on, instagram or on facebook, #heelsonheadup and then go to team fox. >> nice. >> very nice. >> a little big for me. >> here you go. >> i posted mine on instagram just holding up the shoe. very good. >> have a great day. see you back here tomorrow. bill: a double team against donald trump. senator ted cruz and governor john kasich said they will block the frontrunner from getting enough delegates to clench the nomination. martha: hi, i'm martha maccallum. that news breaking just at the end of our fox news crown hall. they said they will divide their efforts in the upcoming contest. kasich will pull out of indiana to give cruz a clear path while cruz will clear the way for

la tonya jones.k for myself. i was the kind of person that was deciding i like to speak in front of people. i'm blessed to have [inaudible] as one the stets for the citizens. please, he is a good guy. he is the kind of guy you'll want on your board. thank you. >> please come on up. >> >> good afternoon, supervisors. [through the interpreter] >> he says that i've been doing a lot of work with mission clab arive and with the lower street community services i'm here to support his appointment because he makes leaders out of us. nothing more than i want to share my support for him. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other members? come on up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm cynthia citizen and i'm with sro collaborative and i'm with the internship. i'm here to support [inaudible] for the appointment of citizen advisory. i've knownterag for a number of years. not only him before before i got into th the internship. he's an silent outreach coordinator. not only is he an asset to the board but to th