let's start with vince. vince cable: we have demonstrated that is what our priorities are which is -- it happened in my case to be i've fought most of my political life in supporting that. the national interest to sort out what is an economic emergence. i think was demonstrated from the parliament situation. we can rise to the occasion. the next problem and will be different. there's a lot of tough economic decision-making. that kind consideration is not relevant. my party's role is for the duration to stop at the other two main parties and veering off into extreme directions. we already have details on what it might intel. maybe coalition or supporting the government from the back benches. anna: if there is no emergency, could you still going to a coalition? vince cable: it is possible. we need to show some humility. we do not pick the next government, the people do. and the party that gus the largest number of seats has the option of trying to form a government and they could do it on their own as a minori

anna: thank you, vince?: one of the very best programs that we run that i launched a few years ago was the growth accelerator which you run on our behalf and it is a great success. in terms of my pitch, three things from the record and three for the future first let me say the signature state and that we participated in progressing from rescue to recovery amid all the indicators and the highest level of van purchases for the last 30 years, all the indicators are that we are on the right track. secondly i launched with support across the government an industrial strategy. we have plans with creative business ease and services thinking a run skill, long-term innovation, supply chains and so on. sorting out the problems with the banking system and the reason we are in this mess still is because of the banking collapse. we're fundamentally restructured. investment banking has happened and one of the things i am unable to launch lending platforms, startup loans, long-term capital, we have been able to get on top

plus, get this country star vince gill is here.ard innovations in rural communities. maybe we'll get a little song or so out of him. we'll be back right after a break. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning. quarterly results beating the street pretty handily. it has hired lazar to explore strategic financial alternative the. we'll try to understand what that means. also time warner reporting adjusted earnings of $1.19 a share. that beat the street by a dime. >>> we're going to talk now about aflac reporting fiscal fourth quarter earnings up an adjusted $1.54 per share in line with wall street estimates. dan amos ceo, joins us with more. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> joe can do the duck. i can't do the duck. >> or say amos. >> amos that would help too. >> or amos. >> do you want to do the duck first? >> becky did it. >> aflac. >> you did it didn't you? >> i kind of wimped out. you do it better than i do. >> i can do it like gordon godfrey. >> gilbert godfrey. >> dan, let's talk about the earn

kennedy: i've never seen a vince vaughn impression, that's crazy. i love it.trying to get his keys back. >> i don't know where you are. i can't remember where i put you, are you in the cushion of this couch, you're not. keys. if you can hear me, i will find you. and i will use you to open the car door because right now i'm locked outside of it. kennedy: that makes me so happy, and i know he's been through a great personal tragedy. >> he has. kennedy: if he saw your impression, it would bring completion to his life. >> if you are watching, reach out to me. kennedy: christian bale, the deli counter screwed up the order on his sandwich. >> listen, i'm going to be honest with you, i come here for one reason and one reason only! because i like bagel chips on my tuna fish! you know, fan, they're not there, they're there, but they're not the rye! come on! they're not the rye! i'm going eat it because it's bloody delicious. kennedy: it's hard to do welsh. >> he was born in wales but he's english. kennedy: scandal! i didn't know that. i thought he was walesy. seth roge

. >> like domestic lie vince, for example? >> domestic violence is definitely one of the calls we get that are alcohol related. people that commit domestic violence after drinking alcohol is usually something that was already there and alcohol abuse is an excuse. it's not really. it's something that it doesn't make you lose control, but they use it as an excuse. >> exactly. i am sure you have seen many in your years with the department. one of the things you probably have a concern, we talk about domestic violence. how about sexual assault. women that like to have a cocktail, they meet somebody in a bar, that puts themselves at risk? >> once again, it definitely affects your judgment. it affects the judgment of the person, the female. it also affects the person that's offering her to drink. so a lot of times you'll do things that you normally wouldn't do if you weren't drinking. and you have regrets. >> and you also have the problem, people spikeing drinks. >> absolutely. >> all of a sudden she drinks and it hits her like two

i'm nbc10's vince lattanzio. tonight's six democrats looking to be philadelphia's new mayor will square off on nbc10. after the event we'll host an exclusive post-debate analysis show through the nbc10 app and nbc10.com. it's at 8:00. i'll be joined by two analysts to break down the highs, lows and surprises from the debate. you'll have the chance to weigh in as well. post your thoughts on twitter using #phl2015 or on our facebook page during the debate so they can be featured on the show. see you tonight. >> all right, vince. >>> from our trenton bureau new jersey governor chris christie has some chops in the kitchen. christie appears on a new show called "pasta and politics" that debuts tomorrow night on nj tv. they prepare italian food and talk politic with guests. >>> the cost of an education isn't just being paid for by parents and taxpayers. it turns out teachers in many districts are footing the bill themselves for classroom essentials but now they're turning to technology for help. how crowd funding is be

i'll be running and so will vince and so will this woman right here.s call her a super hero. why she's taking on broad street and doubling as a role model at the same time. >>> and we have another cold night in store. freeze warnings patchy frost around the area. and also some parts of our area could see rain over the weekend. i'll tell you the timing on that coming up. >>> and this video of a bold burglar's quick get away caught on a trolley camera. helped police i.d. their suspect. still ahead at 6:00 the picture that investigators want you to see. >>> well another cool chilly kind of day outside with the wind around too, gusting near 30 miles an hour. tonight, the wind will start to lighten up. and temperatures dropping below freezing for more of the area than we saw last night. and also patchy frost around for pretty much everybody by tomorrow morning everyone has the chance of seeing that. so if you have any sensitive springtime plants, you might want to cover those so they don't get damaged. for part of the area we're watching rain, looks to stay

'ó ♪ ♪ >> i'm nbc 10's vince lattanzio with this exclusive.plea one woman made to the popular convenience store chain that the wawa store that the first in the chain would be closing to make way for a big, new location down the road. the woman penned anxs)ñ open letter to wawa officials about the plan saying the store had played a huge role in her family's life for the past 50 years and now that letter is going viral online. tap on the nbc 10 app right now to hear how her petition has struck a nerve with wawa fans here locally, but also wawa itself and it's the exclusive story available on the nbc 10 app and nbc 10.com. keith? >> vince, thank you. >>> for thoseglected philadelphia horses are being cared for by the society of cruelty totuj animals. they)p? rdered the own are the of the horses to remove the horses from the lot, but the spc attack them. so far police haven't filed charges. >>> we are learning more tonight about the exhaustive effort to find clues and debris for the french alps plane crash. officials say they've located the remain

vince then neighbors have been calling him the baltimore batman. >> i mean but a lot of us did defend our homes, defend our storefronts, defend our bars and i mean, we did our best. maureen: while some looters made their way inside woodyard was able to keep a large number out. an ex-convict, woodyard said he wanted to stand up for the people who gave him a second chance. a baltimore city councilman is standing by his push to stop using a word to describe the rioters. a word used by many elected leaders including president obama and baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. >> come on calling them thugs. just call them [beep]. just call them [beep]. no! maureen: karl stokes' comments on cnn ignited a firestorm on social media. today, he was asked about his choice of words. >> going to stereotype them, then just go for the word that is most commonly used to stereotype poor black kids. maureen: also on twitter today mayor rawlings-blake apologized for the way in which she characterized the rioters on monday night. the unrest in baltimore made major league history today. the baltimore ori

. >>> i'm nbc 10's vince lattanzio with this digital exclusive. as spring moves on and a number of new stores and restaurants are opening up in a popular part of a philly neighborhood. main street in manayunk. get a look at what's coming right now. get the full story from our partners at newsworks.org by tapping on the nbc 10 app or visiting nbc10.com. jim? >> thanks vince. >>> the debate over e-cigarettes rages on and a new study is raising new concerns. the number of teens using the electronic form of tobacco is on the rise. why this has medical experts especially concerned. >>> and after a beautiful day today, rain is moving in for your friday. and it will start with the morning commute. i'll show you the timing and what it means for your weekend coming up. >>> then coming up on "nbc 10 news at 6," emergency repairs to one of the busiest roads in our area. why residents say road crews should have seen these sinkholes coming. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, g

. >> vince grew uphe grew up playing video games but many of the villains detected depicted middle easterns. >> so he created nan. >> it came up with wanting to create different protagonists. i grew up with strong women in my life. saudi women are not weak. they're not passive. >> but most of them are veiled, and they will nobody his next release saudi girls. which is being shown at the change for games festival. this is all about harnessing the power of games for social good. game something big business, and game makers are beginning to realize the biggest potential for growth is in the developing world. game revenues from the middle east now total more than $1.5 billion and they're expected to nearly double by by 2017. the cultural sensitivity is key. >> to the western player this game feels revolutionary. it's something new. it's something interesting and something we've never seen before. >> dutch egyptian ramey ismael is helping with an initiative called game dev.world. >> i think there is a step up and a large part that have comes from the mobile market because large markets in the mi

little hint there, vince. >> yeah a new partnership with philly.com today., visitors to the region's most popular website will get trusted weather information from the first alert weather team. let's actually take a look at the new experience on philly.com. just like on nbc 10.com visitors can watch the first alert video forecast. get reports from meteorologists like sheena parveen, as you see here. and then sign up to get trusted information during severe weather events. now, the nbc 10's first alert weather team will also be contributing blogs to philly.com on current weather events. this partnership extends the same trusted nbc 10 weather experience, available now on nbc 10's website. to a new set of viewers. welcome, keith. >> thank you very much. we're all getting excited, meanwhile. vince is running, i'm running, the blue cross broad street run is a few days away. the race to the finish is on. why the end of the 10-mile trek was actually just the beginning for these two runners. >> yeah i'm not running, but i'll be there to support everybody else runni

lyle lovett and vince van allen also performed.s is part of the end performance of the white house series to celebrate music in america. the entire show will be broadcast on pbs in june. >>> it is one of the most rare artifacts connected to the assassination of president abraham lincoln and few people have actually ever seen it. a police log with a firsthand written account of what happened that night president lincoln was assassinated. and as news4's mark seagram reports, it was found in the trash. >> it's now kept under lock and key inside the chief of police office. only a few people are authorized to handle it and they must wear protective gloves. >> as you can see, the book is in very delicate condition. >> reporter: this is the original police blotter from the eighth district headquarters from the years 1862 through 1865. like all police blotters it's a daily handwritten record of every arrest and incident. april 14 1865 had several routine entries. >> vacancy for one, suspicion of the other one, assault and battery for anoth

popeye's chicken on the jersey turnpike. >> vince lombardi stop. >> you know the vince lombardi stop?e pop eye'seye's there. unbelievable. i'm a popeye's fan. one of those guys who just can't stop talking. i was downloading a movie. i was trying to download a movie. i have verizon. i don't. i get that little spinning wheel. download didn't finish. i finished the download. headphones on. and i'm safe. i didn't finish in time. so. many. stories. vo: join us and save without settling. verizon. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cau

i have a few more cards, vince -- i'm sorry, i cannot read the last name, greg hasesen, kevin vanderberg. >> hello, i manage a program called 50 plus which is for gay men over 50 both positive and negative. this is a generation -- actually, first, i moved back to san francisco about a year and a half ago and i think i heard something wrong in the presentation. it says ryan white funds subsidies in the city. i thought the city took over that. so i just want toad put that out as a point of clarification. but what i wanted to say is this is a generation that faced the greatest scourge of our lifetimes. my parents who were in two wars have not even seen this. i want to thank my colleagues, my friends, who stood up here to talk about this. to live to this point, to survive, then to be faced with this, loodsing your income, back in the day i lived in virginia for 28 years. they said long before hiv or aids killed you, it would strip you of your dignity and that's what will happen when these people get to that age and they loods their income and they lose their homes. in our program they say th

vince and paul have been friends for more than ten years, sharing a passion for motorcycles and the openober 2001, the pair travel to san francisco to visit mcdonald's parents. early the next morning they ride north to what they expect to be a long stretch of empty road. armed with a helmet cam, he rides behind his friend and off to one side. >> we got up and he wanted to go out and do some filming. he was being a maniac on the streets of san francisco. the weather wasn't too bad. it was a little foggy, but it was cool. >> mcdonald has been deaf since birth and communicates with the help of a sign language interpreter. >> translator: i thought of a good place by the beach. it was very empty. there were no trees. there was no parked cars. there were no people. there was nothing for me to hit if i made a mistake. >> to communicate visually, they ride in a staggered pattern. >> i always try to stay on his left because that way he didn't have to let go of the throttle to sign to me. he was basically dictating where we were going. he doesn't do the whole follow thing well. >> a self-described

has no vince to revise it. based on this position, japan has made various efforts to provide realistic relief for the comfort of women. and throughout the history of the 20th century women's dignity and basic rights have been infringed upon in wars. we intend to make the twenty-first century a world where no human rights violations against women. i promised that the general assembly of the united nations last year, that japan would stand up before and lead the international community in eliminating sexual violence during conflicts. for an international frame work including the u.n. women japan provided approximately $12 million in 2014. and decided it would provide $22 million in 2015. in any case, the won't first century should be an age where women's rights it's never been -- that is for our strong resolve. thank you very much. i would like to adjust this question to president obama. in the east china sea, and south china sea china continues to make fore rays into the ocean the islamic state is still very act

. >> bomb squad robot delivered a pizza in an unusual effort to cop vince distraught man off freeway ramp in san jose. we were over the interchange at 6 80 2 80 and highway 101. police negotiators were called in to talk to the man who was armed with a knife. he surrendered shortly after eating the petitions a.the standoff created a traffic mess for more than 6 hours. >> tomorrow. east bay water officials could declare stage 4 drought emergency hiest level possible. it would men hair rate for everyone. especially for the biggest water users. storage at 53 percent x's ty for the entire district. this is a look at like in am door county just at 27 percent. hears what that declaration would mean. people who use 98 gallon or less per day would see 17 percent i hope crease in the bill. those using 2 46 gala day would pay an extra 24 percent. biggest waterways ter using 1500 gala day would pay 45 percent more which includes excessive use penalty. >> i'm not 0opposed to the why >> i'm not 0opposed to the whyed that the people should be penaltyize slightly so i don't have to try to take a two

. >>> i'm nbc 10's vince lattanzio with this digital exclusive.eep wawa number one part of my family. that's the plea one woman made to the popular convenience store chain following news that this wawa store in folsom the first in the chain would be closing to make way for a big new location down the road. the woman penned an open letter to wawa officials about the plan saying the store has played a huge role in her family's life for the past 50 years. now that letter is going viral online. tap on the nbc 10 app right now to hear how her petition has not only struck a nerve for wawa fans but also wawa itself. it's a digital exclusive story available now on the nbc 10 app and nbc10.com. >>> coming up next the woman who could soon make history in the nfl, plus caption this the story behind this picture of former phillies pitcher jamie moyer. brookside crunchy clusters - crispy multi-grains and sweet fruit-flavored pieces dipped in rich dark chocolate. discover brookside crunchy clusters. >>> hi i'm amy fadool from comcast sports net. the phillies ar

. >> bomb squad robot delivered a pizza in an unusual effort to cop vince distraught man off freeway ramp in san jose. we were over the interchange at 6 80 2 80 and highway 101. police negotiators were called in to talk to the man who was armed with a knife. he surrendered shortly after eating the petitions a.the standoff created a traffic mess for more than 6 hours. >> tomorrow. east bay water officials could declare stage 4 drought emergency hiest level possible. it would men hair rate for everyone. especially for the biggest water users. storage at 53 percent x's ty for the entire district. this is a look at like in am door county just at 27 percent. hears what that declaration would mean. people who use 98 gallon or less per day would see 17 percent i hope crease in the bill. those using 2 46 gala day would pay an extra 24 percent. biggest waterways ter using 1500 gala day would pay 45 percent more which includes excessive use penalty. >> i'm not 0opposed to the why >> i'm not 0opposed to the whyed that the people should be penaltyize slightly so i don't have to try to take a two

. >> roer: ehen old prr vince cod have e that trtmt. she unrwenfour suers in hefirst 60 da of li. at lu procu would have cut t one suery andhorn prr's lo hospitalizatio her mom stl tes up sti rembering h many timehe wsold it was the end. >> a t of crng a t of prayi. telnmto call yo pasr, she will in the live. >> porr:oy parker has a e bl of heth but jan is honin her famy wi go thugh t smtrauma a. >> is rky b dot gi up on yo chd. >> porte finily don gve onour chil 20uropean baes have en sav usi is new procu. so incribleime that phidelph ll ha th fir cncto save babi here. >> ildren spital typally rang anberne chiren's hospil in ameca, sno rpri th theyre dog is the. >> port:blute. thas,i >> ank you, moni. >>> y have heard the sayi oean's trash is anotr man trsurene pidehiarst is shing wathat real mes. bradlmall spt lt year colcting lit inr fa mou park and trsformed tonht this dispy at the firmnt warworks. some of hifin a eancy tes whole lot ofos and eveno ng are want micel vick jee candates for phadelphia' myospenthis eah day at free lia in cenr city outlingheir sio r fute of cityark

. >>> i'm nbc 10's vince la latanzlio. ask away, you did.ore than 150 of you shared your thoughts for the democratic mayoral candidates. now, we analyzed all of them and narrowed them down to ten questions. they included one like this. we know government has limited spending capacity. are there certain city departments in which you envision investing more resources? and on the other side are there agencies where you envision spending less resources? you can read the answers the candidates posed to us right now on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. look for this logo right here. and after the debate we're actually hosting a post-debate show breaking down how experts and you at home think the candidates did. that's at 8:00 on tuesday, exclusively on the nbc 10 app and nbc10.com. >>> and coming up later this morning on "nbc 10 @ issue," you can get to know more about the candidates and where they stand on the topics important to you. >>> the time right now is 9:58. a motorcycle drive leads cops on a chase along schuylkill expressway. nbc 10's jesse

vince, thank you for joining us this afternoon. hillary clinton is likely the champion for the democrat party. and if you recall, she looked like the front run ner 2008 but then a young senator named barack obama came on scene and stole her thunder and became president. so who is likely to come around this time? >> well hillary clinton is still undoubtedly the odds on favorite to capture the nomination for the democratic party. but with that said now what we're finding out is the deb bee wasserman shultz is promises we are going to have to debates. and she is going to be put on stage with democratic primary opponents including people like jim webb or martin o'malley or bernie sanders. and the only thing a this happen in this a situation like that is the hiry hillary has to prove her street cred with the left. and it could potentially damage her going into the election. >> yeah she may have some problems there. >> absolutely. and we've seen it play out this week. look where hillary's already gone. she's already tacked to the left on

vince. >> good morning commissioners and good morning general manager ginsburg, i think it's important note a few things. no. 1 it's not just about the laborers, but about the unions and trades to work on something and develop something together that benefits the community. so there are two things happening here. we'ring asking to launch an academy, but also targeting a particular community, jobs now workers. what we want to do is link folks to private work opportunities. director mentioned that earlier and in terms of creating career pathways that don't right now exist , it's one thing to give a man a job or a fish and it's not thing to give them a career or teach them to fish and that is what we proposed to do with your help. i'm always honored to speak before this commission because this commission has accomplished the most, whether you are talking about hank, or talking about the fields or talking about prop b, whether you are talking about the arboretum, and that is made this commission -- in my mind it's the pinnacle of this movement because we have everybody on board talking abo

again, this video does show him firing that weapon and again the chief said although unconstitution vinceuse of the car to take down that suspect was safer than the officer firing a weapon. no charges have been filed against that officer yet. a lot of controversy surrounding this video and certainly very graphic to z tam, back to you. >> geez, okay, thank you erin. >>> the other recent officer take down prompted several protests. this is video from new york city where several demonstrators demonstrators were arrested. in san francisco. in la the lapd arrested soon people who blocked a set of train tracks. these are some of the 28 protests held. >>> the volunteer deputy who shot and killed man in oklahoma was booked on a manslaughter charge. robert bates surrendered almost two weeks after he shot eric harris. bates said he meant to use a taser on harris but accidentally fired his gun instead. bates posted bail and has been released pending his next court appearance next week. >> the man who found a disabled 21-year-old man abandoned in a wooded area of philadelphia is speaking out for the

father vince guest says undocumented residents need to drive their children to school and doctor's appointmentske the rest of us. >> it's also very much a safety issue. i think all of us want our roads to be safe and all of us, we're driving in our streets want to make sure that the person driving next to us is a valid driver, has passed a test, is properly insured. >> this city council meeting was held at the court last night because it's bigger. it was standing room only and many people couldn't fit inside the building. >> gusty winds and rain storms. >> yes, thunderstorms possible later on today. storm tracker six live double scan shows us we're basically dry and a couple of little sprinkles up to the north and west of philadelphia that we are still trying to get through. as we take a look outside we do have sky six in center city and we are looking at decent conditions to start out. a little bit cool. not a lot of wind out there but as we go later into the day, we are looking at the clouds thickening and then eventually some showers and some of those thunderstorms popping through. as we tak

i have a few more cards, vince -- i'm sorry, i cannot read the last name, greg hasesen, kevin vanderberg. >> hello, i manage a program called 50 plus which is for gay men over 50 both positive and negative. this is a generation -- actually, first, i moved back to san francisco about a year and a half ago and i think i heard something wrong in the presentation. it says ryan white funds subsidies in the city. i thought the city took over that. so i just want toad put that out as a point of clarification. but what i

. >> bomb squad robot delivered a pizza in an unusual effort to cop vince distraught man off freeway ramp in san jose. we were over the interchange at 6 80 2 80 and highway 101. police negotiators were called in to talk to the man who was armed with a knife. he surrendered shortly after eating the petitions a.the standoff created a traffic mess for more than 6 hours. >> tomorrow. east bay water officials could declare stage 4 drought emergency hiest level possible. it would men hair rate for everyone. especially for the biggest water users. storage at 53 percent x's ty for the entire district. this is a look at like in am door county just at 27 percent. hears what that declaration would mean. people who use 98 gallon or less per day would see 17 percent i hope crease in the bill. those using 2 46 gala day would pay an extra 24 percent. biggest waterways ter using 1500 gala day would pay 45 percent more which includes excessive use penalty. >> i'm not 0opposed to the why >> i'm not 0opposed to the whyed that the people should be penaltyize slightly so i don't have to try to take a two

vince, i will go to you first. up the no, ma'am nation of lynch republicans are getting nothing much accomplished because she's eventually going to get through while angering black women. >> absolutely. it make nos political sense, no legal sense. based on what we are deal ing with in the country now in terms of oh policing and race it 's an abdication of responsibility to really move forward some good policies with good people in order to solve a problem. i don't understand wie the republicans really want to just push black women and latino folks to the side. then at the same time expect they will be able to reel people in with their candidates. it makes no sense at all. >> uh you mentioned the confluence of policing and race. dick durbin made a comment that seemed to be either strategery in terms of look at this black woman being held up or oh just speaking out of turn. >> loretta lynch, the first african-american woman nominated to be attorney general is asked to sit in the back of the bus when it comes to the s

. >> reporter: eighteen in old parker vince could have use that treatment. underwent four surgeries in her first 60 days of life. doctors say inflated lung procedure would have cut out one surgery and shortened parker's long hospitalization. her mom still tears up still remembering how many times he was told it was the end. >> a lot of crying, a lot of praying. telling me to call your pastor, she will in the live. >> reporter: today parker has a clean bill of health but janel is hoping in other family will go through the same trauma a. >> it is risky but don't give up on your child. >> reporter: definitely don't give up on your child. 200 european babies have been saved using this new procedure. so incredible time that philadelphia will have the first chance to save babies here. >> children's hospital typically rang as number one children's hospital in america, so no surprise that they are doing this there. >> reporter: absolutely. thanks, jim. >> thank you, monica. >>> you have heard the saying one man's trash is another man's treasure, one philadelphia art

but trying to cob vince the jury it was tamerlan tsarnaev's plan all along. noting that his fingerprints were found on supposed bomb-making materials and this pressure cooker lid. "we don't deny that dzhokhar full little partition patted in the events but if not for tamerlan it would not have happened." david, the courtroom was packed today. many victims were there, including the parents of little martin richard. the jury made up of seven women and five men, start dlib rating first thing tomorrow morning. >> tom llamas from boston. tom, thank you. >>> and we move on this evening to that explosive "rolling stone" artle. a young woman alleging she was the victim of gang rape at uva. tonight, an analysis finding the reporting failed on every level. you'll remember the massive protests the backlash against greek life. tonight, the fraternity at the center of the scandal is taking legal action now. and what the man seine is now saying tonight about the alleged victim. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: in "rolling stone's" article, this was a house of horrors

no team hall that visited pakistan vince this attack in lahore in 2009. six cricketers were injured when their bus was targeted. >> playing in front of a stadium of 46,000 empty seats wednesday mlb game took place without fans who were shut out of camden yards because of the recent violence on the streets of baltimore. the players tried to make it look like business as usual. one signing a fake autograph and bowing to the no one existent crowd. >> khris davis hits a three-run homer. >> cheering. >> you couldn't ask for better weather for a baseball game but this was all the turnout outside the gates i have camden yards. while the players showed up, all the fans were locked out. major league baseball said its decision to shut out the public was from an abundance of caution after monday's streety at after the unexplained death of an unarmed black man while in police custody. >> the mayor and the president both said the people that demonstrate were thugs but yet they're allowing the thugs to determine whether we can go to a ballgame, whether or not people in

vince carter still in the league. courtney lee led memphis with 18. and then went up 18.. portland is all beat up. >>> game two, spurs and clippers. blake griffin, defense from boris diaw. if i tackled you like matt barnes did manu ginobili, you'd have your attorney draw up a lawsuit. >> that's a playoff foul. play on. another former warrior belinelli with the steal and strong take. st. mary's finalest patty mills. right now, in a the fourth. it's 88-83 spurs leading. >>> atlanta's mike budenholzer received his coach of the year award. hawks starting fast. turns into a two-on-one. paul millsap, ooh, baby. fourth quarter jared jack. inside. the bounce there. there's jarrett jack. i'm catching up. final seconds. deron williams down two. and misses. atlanta takes a 2-0 series lead, 96-91. i miss a matt bonner dunk. that's okay. matt bonner's not making the highlights often. abc 7 sports, brought to you by toyota. >> didn't make them tonight. >> he did. but a 20 seconds. out of order. >> thanks. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time as always. we'll see you again in

this white house believes there's a lot of skon vincing that the technical details of the deal can go with on capitol hill to try to convince them that this deal potentially takes away the option of iran obtaining a nuclear weapon. but we should say that on capitol hill a lot of the critics are saying its no the just the technical details but it's also the broader details. put simply a lot of people wanted to know what's the timeline for the potential for sanctions to be lifted. the white house is saying one thing. iran is saying another thing. the iranians saying that these sanctions would be lifted immediately. u.s. saying sanctions would be fazed out. so there's not much detail there on about distinctions. and the white house secretary admitted that the phaseout of sanctions is stl something that needs to be agreed to. >> he seemed the interview with tom freidman to be a little more conciliatory towards the israelis towards the prime minister specifically obviously they strongly disagree on this. but he suggested it pains him to be hearing anti-israel, other supporters of israel. w

. >> it could be the same van they faked vince foster's murder. >> so many conspiracy theories. >> obama has not come out to endorse her yet. he said she wrasse -- she was a great secretary of state. >> i think he said she would make a good president. >> no, but that's not an endorsement. >> it must be good the stuff they have on each other. they have to be the best frenemies in history. who else is he going to say would make a good president? she is really the only one on the democratic side who has come out which is why she can do all of this. she can have an h with an arrow as her logo and have it say hillary for america. that's the best you can come up with? at least rand's rhymes. stand with rand. they got creative. ept -- renting a hipster van doesn't mean i am one of you. >> it is a tinder reference to swipe right. you are trying to get me to vote for you with the same bad decision i made in buffalo last weekend? >> i understand the young veer veer -- vernacular. i am one of you guys. i want somebody who is more than me who can be a leader and will run the country. >> i felt the s

. >> in indiana jason col vince is proud of the n.c.a.a.nd the sports community for opposing the indiana law. >> athletes coaches, athletic institutions and sport sponsors across the country took an historic stand tonne the right side of history at a treat time of need. why protests continued at indiana where the final four basketball is under way. and the pizzeria that said it wouldn't cater a gay wedding closed. it received a crush of publicity after the co-owners comments. more than $847,000 was raised for the business in a funding campaign. campaign. welcome back. this month plenty will toss their hat into the ring to run for president. when it comes to running for congress or senate not everyone runs a tough campaign. dozens of incumbents ran for office unopposed around the country. michael shure explained how it inspired a brit, a former advisor to pm david cameron to intervene. >> reporter: this is alabama senator jeff sessions, in a bit soipd for re-election last november he received 800,000 votes, while his campaign twitter had 12

>> they didn't ask if you killed vince foster which surprised me. >> because everyone knows she did. >> remember that? >> that was in the pre internet days. how did that sustain? was that done by snail mail? >> what the story about it? >> yeah. >> i think the truth has a way of getting out there. >> it certainly did. >> blood running up the hill is a dead give uh way. no pun intended. >> what do you think people wonder about you? >> i didn't know you would ask me that, tom, but i did check out the top -- coincidentally i checked out the top google searches and you can see them there. >> you can take that down. we don't need it. >> andy levey destroys tom shillue. andy levey speaks the truth about chem trails. i understand why people are googling how old is hillary clinton. you don't want a 92-year-old woman running the country i don't think. i think it is important -- >> is she 92? >> look, all i know is she uses a walker. and she is very very, very old. i think 92 is a nice round number. >> and she is very secretive about her health history is she not? she was fainting and she had a

is so the idea of having existence on the town but concern vinced it was lanfant who convinced washington that he need it had whole 6,000 acres. thefuls the idea of the other g.w. who dreamed of the idea of this federal city. where exactly it was to be located, how it was to be financed. everything south of florida avenue. it's the only nonlinear diagonal street in the old federal city. that was lamfant's idea that he convinced washington. washington, if you will, step son-in-law, commissioner rights to washington and says the presidential area, the place that the president, the white house has been at work, presidential mansion as it was called, at the time, is going to be located: it's too big. washington voted back and always supported lamfant's vision. always. even after lamfant quit. even after he was president. incidentally, it was known as the white house because that's the way it was painted. it was known that at least by 1804 and does not because of the burning of washington in 1814. >> since we're only up to 1850 and i want to try to stay on time today since a few people came in

. >> reporter: vince struggles with severe depression that left him periodically home less.e says his art on display in a up come show depicts chaos in his brain. >> it is a literal way of getting those emotions out of your system instead of pushing them down letting them build up, and build up it allows to you express tonight a very healthy way. >> reporter: art from the project home project, will be featured at artist for all seasons art show opening this come monday the 13th at drexel university. it will be a great show. a lot of people will be interested in seeing it. we have more information at cbs philly.com and i'll put that seven twitter ape facebook. wonderful folks. >> see how many pieces they have put together too. >> you were whyy today it was a bus you day. we will talk about that and medical sports. and, crisis treatment center and, scattered good foundation. second part in the continuing series on how communities who work together to protect children, and families from the damaging effects of stress. not enough hours in the day; apparently not 6789 are. >> gre

charlie: that was bobby lane, i always thought it was vince lombardi. he talk to you about the illness? rick: brent: yes. i had had my own health issues that were serious. charlie: you had a virus that impaired your hearing? brent: and heart trouble. the first time i had a heart attack, he called me in the hospital bed, as soon as i had gotten out of my angioplasty. he called me up and said, i told you you should really stop smoking. after i had just gotten my heart cleaned out. that was typical steve. charlie: really. rick: you like to tell people how they should behave. he called tim cook's mother up, and said, tim really needs to have a family. why can't you encouraged him to at least have a family? that is the kind of thing we had several people say that, even before he had kids, he had this paternal sensibility towards his employees. it was interesting. charlie: did he know tim was gay? rick: yes. he did. i don't think we haven't actually talked to tim about this but i don't think he would've ever come out while steve was alive. under steve, your p

. >>> i'm nbc 10's vince lattanzio with this digital exclusive.ve been vaccinated against diseases against measles and pertussis is flawed. the nbc 10 investigation into records the state health department collects found some of the data to be abnormally high or low or completely wrong. the system is meant to give health officials a leg up in knowing where potential con contagious disease problem spots lie across the state. we sought a specialist to explain why this matters and we also talked to this family the kraft family of bucks county to find out why they're worried about the current immunization policies in the state. it's all part of a digital exclusive story available now through the nbc 10 app. >> thank very much. >> our area has a lot to offer, but this is the place to be if you're a doctor, not exactly, turns out. a new list is out ranking the best and worst states for doctors to practice medicine where pennsylvania new jersey and delaware rank and why. >>> and cool and cloudy today, but by tomorrow we have the risk of some severe storm