murase and commissioners, i had the wonderful opportunity to award tracey an outstanding teacher and wonderful can colleague tracey teaching is initiative and her outdoor out of the side lessons courage the students to surpass their portable or potential she leads other teachers with positive courage time and implements complex resurrection that tints to achieve equality and access for all students tracey is our advanced placement coordinator at washington her role enables students to enroll 2, 3, 4 washington's policy as well as the policy of the district w in other classes without further ado i'd like to give tracey. >> (clapping.) >> yeah. i want to say thank you very much for this honor i feel really surprised and grateful for the unanimous colleague that wrote all the nice things i'm so lucky to be at school like washington i feel supported and valued by our principle and the whole administrative team i feel very lucky to work with an amazing teachers and under the influence of alcohol our students in their by the evidence so go eagles (clapping.) >> congratulations once again s

right now, the wildcats are heavily favored to win the tournament chris and tracey. oh yeah, the kentucky wildcats. >> it's true. >> it's going to be hard not to mark kentucky in that final spot. we'll see how far the wildcats can go the villanova wildcats. >>> it's not often you get to see philadelphia's sixth ncaa basketball coaches on the same bench. this morning, they're teaming up for the annual coaches versus cancer tournament. it benefits the american cancer society. since it began, it has raised more than $11 million. >>> philadelphia city councilwoman brown is organizing a rally in love park today hoping to promote service and love in response to allegations of racism by a fraternity at the university of oklahoma. nine fraternities and sororities will be represented. here's that video. cigna alpha epsilon fraternity kicked off that campus. other allegations have surfaced at sae chapters at other colleges. people are invited to come with an open heart and positive spirit. >>> and learning more this morning about the man charged with last week's shooting outsi

. >> reporter: well, tracey, later this morning, investigators are going to go over the evidence they removed from the suspect's apartment which is the one right there on the top floor where the light is on. that sits next door to the victim's apartment. i talked to the man hit by the gunfire a little while ago. he's now resting and trying to figure out the reason for this shooting. after the violence the suspect barricaded himself inside the victim's home. they used flash bang grenades to subdue and arrest the suspect. the victim was rushed to press presbyterian hospital. he says he doesn't know why the suspect shot him and accused him and another neighbor of robbery. >> neither of us like, his neighbors -- we work we do what we got to do, come home that's it. i don't need that problem you know what i mean? it's unreal. it's unreal. >> reporter: he says the bullet went in through his tricep on his right arm and lodged into his right armpit. police investigators use add search warrant to get into the suspect's apartment. it's unclear if they actually found the weapon used in the shoot

good morning, tracey. >> good morning.heet tweeted about it but now pressure is mounting from democrats and republicans who don't think that's enough. it turns out hillary clinton is not the first secretary of state whose e-mails weren't stored by the government. >> i don't have any to turn over. i did not keep a cache, i did not print them all. i do not have thousands of pages somewhere in i my personal files. >> they were kept on is serve are at her home. >> they would have been prime targets for cyberattacks. >> reporter: critics question whether anything was missing from the 55,000 pages she turned over. >> it's not up to secretary childrenen to decide what is a public record and what's not. >> she fed the existence of this until she was caught. >> reporter: supporters are wondering if this could hurt a presidential bid. >> she needs to step up, come out and state exactly what the situation is. the silence is going to hurt her. >> i think that at the end of the day people will -- this would just be regarded as a slight

. >> reporter: tracey the crime unit that arrived about a half hour ago are just now wrapping up their work. you can see the officer just getting into the van and now they are pulling off the block. detectives were searching for the gun that was used in the crime as well as other evidence. police say the shots were fired around 10:00 last night. the two next door neighbors had been at odd for some time. police say suspe

. >> hey tracey. good morning to you.einfeld is about to become the master of another domain the internet. reports say sony is int talks to sell reruns to an online video store. netflix is passing. a deal could be worth more than $100 million or 500,000 dollars an episode. stocks come off a down week. oil prices on focus trending at near $44 a barrel on) dÑ concerns about global storage5:4c0a,4f"7wd capacity. also hopes an iran nuclear deal is close. we get updates0xÑ 6 ing the fed which meets tuesday and wednesday. the nasdaq raising to 4871. back over to you. >> thanks. >>> a chilly start this morning. temperatures in the 30s. 35 here at nbc10. we will see some sunshine today. right now the skies are dry. but changes come tomorrow morning. 35 degrees at 5:25. what's happening in the wonderful world of traffic? >> good morning, bill. good news to report this morning. things looking good. a live look at 95. we're seeing more headlights at this hour. we'll take a look at drive times coming up. >> reporter: live in upper d

at a have i is live for us in washington and tracey what is the new legal challenge. >> this time the money that millions of americans get to help pay for the premiums. the case is key verses burr well. it's not a constitutional question but a interpretation of five words in a thousand page document known as obama care. >> those words an exchanged established by the state. >> the law grands sub staty in exchange and established by a state. not by the federal health and not health care.org. millions of people that did not set up the own exchanges are getting things to help pay for the insurances. >> i don't want to seem them disappear pause we can not afford health care again. >> 8.2 million americans would be left uninsured if they decide that people that used the exchange are not eligible for the tax credit. without all of the healthy people in the system premiums are expected to skyrocket. >> that would force the president to go back. >> supporters argue that it's not about the law but an attempt to destroy obama care. >> let's not have a switch but a conserve ich conserveative assa

>> animal control officers tonight are taking care of a bear wondering through a neighborhood in tracey wrapped its head to protect the animal. a car hit the bear and then it climbed the tree. they used a tarp to catch the animal after it was tranquilized. a crowd came out to watch and cheered as they made the catch. the bear is okay and will be released into the mountains. >> a close call. >> yeah. >>> not really close at all today. we weren't getting any rain. >> no, sometimes there is a minimal chance. it is to our north. it is in vancouver, british columbia. which, by the way, is still to our north. to is redding. >> geography lessons coming up tomorrow. the northwest territories is up there, too. so is the north pole. as ken just pointed out. we are clear outside at san bruno. we are seeing a clear mild night tomorrow. we are going to set a record high in san jose when we get to 84 degrees. remember that. we are talking record heat as soon as tomorrow. and 0 chance of rain. vallejo tonight, 51. fremont, 51. san francisco, 54. you will start your morning in san jose. 52 degrees. rec

. > the children of the comedian killed in the new jersey turnpike that injured tracey morgan are getting a $10 million settlement from walmart. that amount was disclosed in court papers filed in new york. james mack anywhere died when a walmart truck rear-ended the van carrying him, morgan and two others. morgan's lawyers say the former saturday night live star suffered a brain injury, broken ribs and a broken leg. a former standpoint temple university football is facing charges of human trafficking tonight. matthew brown was a wide receiver running back and special teams player for temple 2009 to 2012. he was arrested in maryland after allegedly arranging for paid sex between three under age girls and an under paid detective at a best western. >> brown's bond has been set at $75,000. an l eye witness news exclusive tonight, an unusual disguise along with high detective work identify a robbery suspect. investigative reporter walt hunter has the story. >> police say the frightened clerk inside this a-plus mini mart no doubt paid more attention to the gun pointing at him than to the unusua

tracey potts is live in washington dc, could this impact negotiations?t, vice president biden released a saying they were trying to circumvent the obama administration and the constitution. the author of the letter, a freshman republican, and the 46 l lawmakers that signed it with him says they're trying to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. they say whatever deal they work out with the obama at min strags will only last for the obama administration. that the next president could get rid of it. that congress can make changes and the state department denies that is true. there is concern during these sensitive negotiations, and they're right between sessions right now that this could have an effect. but they consider the letter pr propaganda. >> tracy potts, washington dc, thank you so much. >>> and the senate will take up the issue of medical marijuana today. they aim to reclassify marijuana under federal law. if it is reclassified, it will be recognized for it's medical benefit. kristin gillibrand will one part of the mission. >>> the secret se

. >>> all right joining me now is tracey clayton who wrote "a black girl's history."d a big wig at the intergreek council. >> i was also softball official of the year -- >> that is for monday's block. >> jr. story, first of all was a great story and very powerful. just tell me what your experience was like. >> very sporthort it was kind of a mess. i like to say i got two great educations, a great education in the classroom. they are the harvard of the south. but i got a great social education. i think when i started we had ten black students on campus or in the class but it was a school record. it had taken that long to get ten black students in one space. and you just really feel the pressure of being "the only one" in a situation like that. as it is being like the only black person wasn't enough we had so much confederate things around campus. every day there was rows of confederate flags. >> including one fraternity that had like southern heritage history days. >> some background the dorm is named after jackson davis who was an alumni. he efswas the president of th

. >> tracey potts is live from capitol hill with the fallout. >>> good morning, overnight we got a new statement from vice president joe biden about this. he says it could be a dangerous move. he says lawmakers are trying under tcut the president and circumvent the constitution. >> the letter is incorrect saying that congress could modify the terms of the agreement at any time. >> it is somewhat ironic to see some members of congress wanting to make -- >> iran called the letter propaganda. >> they're sending a letter to the same people they were cheering against just a week ago. >> senator tom cotton is the freshman republican behind it. >> the white house fears it could affect the negotiations. >> it certainly interferes with that effort. >> jon kerry meets with iran's foreign minister again on sunday. >> they said they were making some progress, and what they're trying to do is get iran to back off of the nuclear program and to allow international monitors in so everyone, the international communities, can see what's happening on the ground there. >> all right, showmanship or sabotag

. >> tracey potts. what are you hearing? >> republicans want to keep in place sanctions in iran. that's what john kerry is talking about negotiating out if iran agrees to curb their nuclear program over the next ten year. part of the issue going on right now, is whether they dropped sangs at the beginning. based on what iran pledges to do or whether they drop them over time and that's what they are trying to work out. the wild card here is israel. benjamin netteniahoo won re-election. he is against negotiations. state department said they don't think that will have an impact but they're waiting to see what happens today and tomorrow. after tomorrow if they announce more talks next week that's actually good news, could mean they are coming to a an agreement. >> tracie, thank you. >> back here, state attorney general said she used her personal e-mail for work but it only happened on rare oh cases. she said she does not use e-mail regularly anyway, but said she used her own private e-mail to reach top members of her staff harris said in rare cases she forwarded e-mails to co-workers

. >> thank you for the latest, tracey. >>> that group calling for an independent investigation into .o asking for the boat to be salvaged and lifted from the water. the ferry sank in april killing more than 300 people. most of those on board were high school students. >>> it is 6:32. people everywhere want to know, will she or worn she? as in will hillary clinton address her personal e-mail account at a public appearance in new york today. she's been under scrutiny for using a personal e-mail account while serves as secretary of state. a server at her home kept those e-mails which have now been handleded over to the state department. she is urging the state department to release them. >>> it's time to check your microclimate forecast. we haven't been giving the giants enough love recently, but baseball season is starting in a few hours. >> they're in arizona. >> out of sight, but never out of mind. >> that's right. it feels like spring train weather out there. >> gorgeous. >> but you were saying in 72 hours things could change? >> it looks like we are going to get some showers, and ou

tracey thanks for that picture.ll >> so you look out the window, so in south jersey here, delaware, like hey where is the snow? it is coming. can you see on radar here? the transition is happening northwest to southeast. just hasn't happened here in philadelphia just yet. we are getting report of snow, in many other places to the north and west every us. look at this storm how the reach of it is. this cold front extends all the way down it texas and we're going see some impulses, shall we say of energy moving along the cold front. you can see up in allentown the transition already happened to snow, and that heavy wet snow, we keep talking about. it is coming. it looks like the transition line is now entered northeast philadelphia. and if you're in delco like jenny joyce is you will probably be seeing the rain change over to snow, pretty soon here's cherry hill, that's where steve keeley is, right now so, steve, it is rain right now. but i know you believe me. that it is going to change over to snow. >> you know, sue

tracey smith takes us on tour of the estate where the late lady diana once lived with her brother charlesrr. here is a preview whatever you will see coming up a little later on cbs this sunday morning. >> reporter: about two hours north of london the estate is 13,000 acres of english farmland and forest. it is a spread roughly the size of manhattan upon which sits one very grand house. and, no, that's not it. this is it. at 506 years old truly magnificant. but oh, the upkeep. >> yes i've been in charge for 20 odd years. i've done new roof, new exterior, new plumbing new heating. >> that makes sense. and i would imagine that living there is a lot nicer if you have good water pressure. >> yes. >> this was richard. way. >> each and every room rad i can justly beautiful with furniture that often pre dates the american colony. but even in this living museum, there are clues that are aureola family lives here. >> you know what strikes me about this room, you have all of these beautiful formal portraits. >> yes. >> and then family photos. >> yes. >> like any of wows have in our house. >> this is

. >>> the bear drama in tracey is over for now after days of bear sightings. you can see that little gal right there. they had tranquilizers to get it out of the tree, and you can kind of see it right there, and came down on the tarp safely and has been released back in the wild. the female was spotted on monday night. she was hit by a car but didn't appear injured. people say at a saw it again tuesday and yesterday, it was in the tree for two hours before fish and wildlife officers hit it with tranquilizer darts. and today around 2:00 a.m., the bear was released in good condition, officials say, scooting right out of the trailer when they set it free. pam? >>> indiana's governor signs a controversial anti-gay law. next, the bay area company that is taking a stand and said it will now not do business in the state. plus, a massive explosion and fire in the big apple. still ahead, the latest on the investigation into that explosion. >>> indiana's governor signed a controversial religious freedom bill. the new law could allow businesses to turn away gay and lesbi

tracey deinunzio is the founder. you started this with $8,000?n in investment capital from investors like richard branson and perkins. we have 90 employees and we're growing very fast. >> it all started because you looked in your closet and saw what? >> i saw a bunch of things that i rarely wore and it was an overflowing closet but i felt like i had nothing to wear. >> you found out women only wear 20% of what's in your closet. i actually think that's true. you go from that idea to do what to start this business? tell us how it works. >> it works kind of like any other marketplace where you can list any item for sale and then if somebody comes along and buys it, we send you a shipping kit. you can put your item into the kit. you don't have to leave the house to ship. you pay a low 9% commission and only when you make a sale. >> how do you know what i have. >> i know what you have you take a photo of it and you write a small description. it's like posting to instagram. when you do that your item is automatically lists for sale. >> why not use ebay

we're going to start out with sue rahr followed by tracey meares. >> thank you. sacramento sounds lucky. good cooperation. actually, my question is for chief magaw. i have two questions. one, could you tell us a little more about the disciplinary review committee and how that works? that sounds pretty interesting. >> the committee meets quarterly and reviews -- we have laobr, law enforcement bill of rights in the state of maryland. there's a set process for discipline action. but lesser offenses and even things that go to disciplinary board, making sure that -- so they look at what's happened over the last three months. making sure that there's equity between what you got for discipline for an action and i did the same thing and i was -- i got less than you did. it's about keeping -- it's equal across the board for everyone. it's made up of f.o.p. members from their staff and command staff from the police department. and that group will rule if it's equitable or not. >> and if they find it's not equitable, what happens? >> well, it would stand. if you were involv