governors challenges are and vince would talk about solutions. if there's one thing i've learned working in cyber if the father of the internet suggests that, you say that sounds like a great idea. where are we right now? when we look at governors and as john just talked about the threats that we're facing, they seem insurmountable, but we have to break them down and how can we deal with the technology that we have that connects us that our constituencies want from us in order to canaccess our information as fast as possible and at the same time balancing the risks that come with that. as governors you face a very unique challenge. john alluded to it as did the governors in that you not only have to we'orry about protectin information technology, data, you also have to worry about protecting operational technology. that's the controls that run our critical infrastructure. you have a bigger challenge than some ceos of the largest corporations in the world do that may only have to protect -- and i put only in quotes -- the information technology. y

it's horrific that vince, our rhino, was shot.ted from poaching and that poaching happens far away in their natural habitat and here they're safe and poaching has come here now so that's extremely destabilising and shocking. tonight there's extra security in place at the rhino enclosure behind me where the two surviving animals are still being housed. this was a well—planned operation with apparently detailed knowledge of the park and it has put zoos across europe on alert. poaching has been growing in parts of africa. new tactics to stop it like airlifting animals to safety are now being trialled. all saw in off the prize torn to prevent being targeted, putting on a monitor can track their movements but the rewards of poaching are great and, as supply dwindles, prices and incentives rise. these criminals will seek out the weakest link to get their hands on the rhino horn. like vince, the other young male at thoiry might one day be used for breeding. as long as the incentives are high enough to take the risks they will go for thos

it's horrific that vince, our rhino, was shot., and that poaching happens far away, in their natural habitat, and here they're safe. and poaching has come here now, so that's extremely destabilising and shocking. tonight, there is extra security in place at the rhino enclosure behind me, where the two surviving animals are still being housed. this was a well—planned operation, with apparently detailed knowledge of the park, and it has put zoos across europe on alert. poaching has been growing in parts of africa. new tactics to stop it, like airlifting animals to safety, are now being tried. or sawing off the prized horn, to prevent them being targeted. fitting a monitor can track their movement. but the rewards of poaching are great, and as supply dwindles, prices and incentives rise. these criminals are looking for the weakest link, to get their hands on a rhino horn. and today it might be paris, tomorrow it might be a population of rhinos in sumatra, or indonesia, or a population of rhinos in kenya. it's about finding the weakes

it's horrific that vince, our rhino, was shot.ens far away in their natural habitat and here they're safe and poaching has come here now so that's extremely destabilising and shocking. tonight there's extra security in place at the rhino enclosure behind me where the two surviving animals are still being housed. this was a well—planned operation with apparently detailed knowledge of the park and it has put zoos across europe on alert. paris was the weakest link today, but it might be another population in namibia or other parts of the world. as long as the incentives and profits are high in and the risks are low enough, criminals will seek out the weakest link to get their hands on the rhino horn. these criminals are looking for the wea kest these criminals are looking for the weakest link to get their hands on a rhino horn. today it might be paris, tomorrow it might be a population in sumatra, indonesia or kenya. it's about finding the weakest link, getting their hands on the product. as long as the incentives and the profits are

are and vince cigna vince- matt boesler and cignarella join us now. number one thing you want to find out? matt: probably it's going to be to discuss why they felt such a need to hike this month. again, if you go back to two weeks ago, the markets weren't really pricing in a march rate hike. seems like fed officials really came out and try to get the markets onside for that. anything they feel about why they felt such an urgency to go as opposed to waiting june -- waiting until june, that will be an interesting discussion. scarlet: vince, as you look at the dollar, you would think a hawkish fed would mean a stronger dollar, but the dollar has been all over the place. vince: the expectations have built up so quickly, from the beginning of march, big dollar, big long dollar positions were put on rapidly. now we stand to see the actual .vent all of the fireworks of sort of been taken out of the picture a bit. to be big.t is going it will tell whether or not the dollar trend will extend or fall away. -- scarlet: this is something that joe has mentioned se

for anyone -- danny, gaming to give vince the "final word." looking for from the minutes next week? vince: i think bill dudley's discussion of whether the long run real federal funds rate was south of 1% was pretty significant. he was talking rates down. he was emphasizing, as danny said, the gradual path of rate renormization. he was talking between 0 and 1. dot. n't identifying a 3% it will be interesting to see what the conversation was. jonathan: danny of dartmouth, always great to have you with us on the program. looking forward to see you next time. vince from standardish mellon. the futures a little softer. the dow down 20%. s and 5500 futures negative four. ♪ attention homeowners age sixty-two and older. one reverse mortgage has a great way for you to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call rfree information kityour with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier w

you guys all work with coach vince. >> yes. >> okay. >> wow. >> there is coach vince. >> coach vince.ning. >> hi there. we are here to surprise you, because there are so many people that count on you, you have been there for 30 years. you are fearless. you stay up late at night. you wake up early in the morning to help these kids as coach vince, and they are just so thankful to have you in their lives. you go there. >> thank you. >> you take this. >> appreciate that. >> sorry to interrupt i see you are with a customer right now. >> thank you. >> one of the people that wanted to say thank you. >> my man bri. >> one of the things mom has said that you are as tough on these kids as you would be on anyone else you coach and you make them feel like they are ready for any challenge. >> well, they are, definitely especially my mighty might's. >> my basketball team, our track, our younger guys from eight years old to 14. >> so you have a full-time business job here. >> yes. >> why is it important for to you help out these kids. >> just friends of mine that i got to know through the years, thr

liz: is that what's going on, vince?if you woke up chuck schumer in the defend night and say is trump controlled by putin? he would say no. most democrats are under the opinion president trump has not compromised in any sense russia running the u.s. government. i think they stand to gain something politically, the question they can -- by floating this constant association with russia, they can say he's not legitimate enough for us to engage him in a policy debate. liz: here's how the media is covering hillary clinton's campaign officials meeting with russia. that includes john podesta and tony podesta, zero on abc, nbc, cbs, they're hot on the story about president trump's wiretapping claims about president obama. all three networks devoted time to that but not to the issue about the hillary campaign officials working for russia. john podesta, his brother tony podesta and others in that campaign talking to russia. what are your thoughts about that? >> well, the burden of proof when it comes to democratic wrongdoing is mu

it's horrific that vince, our rhino, was shot.ens far away in their natural habitat and here they're safe and poaching has come here now so that's extremely destabilising and shocking. tonight there's extra security in place at the rhino enclosure behind me where the two surviving animals are still being housed. this was a well—planned operation with apparently detailed knowledge of the park and it has put zoos across europe on alert. paris was the weakest link today, but it might be another population in namibia or other parts of the world. as long as the incentives and profits are high in and the risks are low enough, criminals will seek out the weakest link to get their hands on the rhino horn. like vince, the other young male at thoiry might one day be used for breeding. europe's zoos, designed to protect the species, are now themselves being targeted for the animals in their care. lucy williamson, bbc news, thoiry. arsenal manager, arsene wenger, is under mounting pressure tonight after his team were eliminated from the champ

. >> reporter: bees are astounding to learn about them from someone like master bee keeper vince, wholey university's april pierre program for me that's a treat. >> so bees have rules. >> okay. >> very strict rules. the spacing between the combs has to be exactly according to their rules. you violate the rules they'll change things and you won't like it. >> vince an student of his kyle mayo had me out to say the hives up close. >> let's see what's going on. >> nice. oh, yeah. >> here we are. >> reporter: they're in good shape but other hives aren't doing as well. some local bee keepers report 40% losses over the winter. study out last wreak from the center of biological diversity more than 700 bee species are in decline with more than thee hundred facing extinction. >> what does that mean to you, kyle? >> that's pretty disastrous when you if you about it. going to be a lot of work to keep those colonies alive. those species alive. >> reporter: the study list as number of key factor. climb change, urbanization, also lists pesticide use something vince says was not in play when he was g

here's vince welch. >> kyle larson finishes second. you led the race in the late stages and you chose to go high in one and two and brad took the low lines and seemed like he made up a little ground. what was behind the decision there. >> raced around brad a lot throughout the day and any time i was in front of him he would drive around me up top, and i knew i was going to have to take his line away on that start there after a couple of laps and tried. i just didn't have enough grip to get out there in the lead or not as much as i had hoped so he did a good job, you know, being a lane lower and getting on my inside, so, you know, disappointing i didn't get the win but happy about our second place run at a mile and a half where i struggle at and i can't thank everybody at the shop enough for building great race cars and hendrick engines for supplying us great engines and had a blast today. the target chevy was good. i ran the bottom a lot which no typically something i do so it was a lot of fun to learn how, to you know, kind of use bot

. >> in the town, a beloved 5-year-old white rhino named vince, shot to death. poach evers cut off his large horn, thieves broke in undetected by staff members the the poach evers escaped leaving two other rhinos unharmed and without vince's second horn, it appears their tools failed or they were interrupted. >> there say demand in parts of asia, a pound can be worth 10s of thousands of dollars on the black market and last year tj holmes when on safari with park rangers. >> the poachers, that is the biggest threat. >> on gma zoo miami explained they are nothing more than bone covered in a protein called kerr tin. >> and hundreds of rhinos are poached and zoos in europe are on high alert and ones here in the u.s. are taking precautions. >>> we are back here and philadelphia police wants to you look at two young men they are looking for in the surveillance video, they were captured on video swg on a swing set in a park right there along the 3800 block of edgemont street, authorities say they then stalked a 76-year-old man and hit him in the face and head and knock

you know what he is talking about, vince. gives him the power to manage immigration this way. >> yes, the power of telephone executive. but it's not the power of the despot and the king. one of the things the president can't do is he can't discriminate. and he is not allowed to move this policy forward in a discriminatory manner. >> if for security reasons he names six countries in the world that they were going to control or restrict in some way immigration from for a period of time. if you could not find a religious discriminatory element in there, or a racial discriminatory element or some constitutional discriminatory element, would he have the authority to do that? >> he would have the authority as long as he has a bona fide showing of a security reason. the other point is there used to be seven countries and now there is six. it's like the sort of reverse agatha christie novel. how does that one come off? they're undermining their own arguments every time they water this thing down. >> shea tough client to represent in

vince was an animal we were very attached to. we've had him since 2015. a very beautiful young male who -- we had been taking care of. i think he was happy here. we are deeply shocked and distressed, as are many in the zoological community. reporter: now there are fears this could happen again. it is the first time that a rhino in captivity has been killed for its horn. in africa, poachers kill hundreds of writers in the wild every year. their horns such enormous prices as contraband, up to 50,000 euros per kilo. >> in chinese and vietnamese traditional medicine, people think of rhino horn as a cure for cancer and the demand has increased wh the growth of a wealthy middle-class in both of those countries. reporter: detectives believe that the criminals may have been scared off right cctv cameras. otherwise, they might have killed 2 other rhinos as well, 37-year-old and five-year-old. brent: well, hindus across india are celebrating the annual holy festival which marks the end of winter and beginning of spring. on wednesday, thousands of pilgrims and visit

vince houghton. [applause] vince: this is interesting lien of, -- interestingly enough, we talked about doing these four great assassinations with one not so great thrown in. things have changed a little bit. the basic idea behind this is killing fidel, or not killing fidel. for a lot of younger people in which i deal with here at the museum, castro, or the mystique of field -- fidel castro is not as well-known as it was for other generations. he had not been in charge for a while. he was not a mean ogre of a person leading cuba. a lot of people who lived through this time, for the most castro was somewhat of a caricature of himself. i love this cartoon, to me it spells out the end of his career once he had retired. when he died it was a big deal in a lot of places. for a lot of college aged students or older, it was like, some old guy who used to be a bad person died. he didn't matter a whole lot when it came to the relationship between the u.s. and cuba. here we will talk differently. we will look

now the hunt is on for those who killed vince and stole his horn.estigators believe it could be worth as much as $40,000 if it reaches the black market. not as much as the rhino's life. life there. but things are not so sweet. "60 minutes" have found a british couple who have devoted their lives to freeing these anim animals. bill whitaker reports. >> reporter: these caged lions have never had it so good. they got to this temporary rescue center thanks to the unrelenting efforts of jan creamer and tim phillips and members of the organization they founded, animals defender, international. they told us all 24 lions here had been repeatedly beaten in traveling circuses. the lions sounded like they wanted to tell us themselves. >> hold on just one second. >> reporter: this was the first time we had an interview interrupted by roaring. >> this is their mourning song. where the hell is my coffee? >> reporter: jan and tim rescue more than lions. they launched their south american campaign after they seen a chimp chained. >> they had smashed his teeth to pu

his name was vince, a white rhino and he was only four years old.tigators say he was shot three times in the head, his horn probably sawed off with a chain saw. the attackers were determined. zoo officials say that the poachers forced open the main gate to the zoo and broke through at least two other security barriers without disturbing five people who lived within the grounds, which is also blanketed with security cameras.& but there are no cameras installed in the area where the rhinos live. two other rhinos living in the zoo and wildlife park were left unharmed. the zoo director said the entire zoo is in shock. "this is unimaginable. unfortunately this is done in africa and places which aren't clearly secured but not here in europe." it's believed to be the first time poachers have struck a european zoo in a search for rhino horn, valued in asia for its supposed qualities as an aphrodesiac. their global plight has become a high profile cause, with even prince william warning that wild rhinos could face extinction in our lifetimes. now the hunt is

here's vince welch. >> kyle larson finishes second. you led the race in the late stages and you chose to go high in one and two and brad took the low lines and seemed like he made up a little ground. what was behind the decision there. >> raced around brad a lot i was in front of him he would drive around me up top, and i knew i was going to have to take his line away on that start there after a couple of laps and tried. i just didn't have enough grip to get out there in the lead or not as much as i had hoped so he did a good job, you know, being a lane lower and getting on my inside, so, you know, disappointing i didn't get the win but happy about our second place run at a mile and a half where i struggle at and i can't thank everybody at the shop enough for building great race cars and hendrick engines for supplying us great engines and had a blast today. the target chevy was good. i ran the bottom a lot which no typically something i do so it was a lot of fun to learn how, to you know, kind of use both feet to get around the bottom

the four-year-old white rhino named vince was found with three bullet holes on his head. one of his horns had been cut off.. apparently by a chainsaw. his second horn was partially cut. two other rhinos were in the same enclosure.. and they were not hurt. happening today.. excitement is building about march madness. the big ten tournament is happening right here in d.c. for the first time ever. the verizon center starts hosting games today. and fans are pouring into town. tom roussey has more. come over to your t-v set and watch daredevil stunt-- leading to lots of views online. weather. toss to eileen through now (gone by 6am) - warm & windy through tomorrow - cooler friday (light mix possible early) - cold weekend - snow trending farther south sunday (little to no impact here) today: mostly sunny. warm and windy. highs: 64-68 winds: wnw 10-15 g 30 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 39-45 winds: wsw 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. still warm and breezy. highs: 66-72 winds: sw 5-15 g 25 coming up-- be careful who you leading to lots of views online.

you violate rules, they will change things and you won't like it. >> reporter: vince and his student of his kyle mayo had me out to see the hives up close. >> let me see what's going on. nice. here we are. >> reporter: they're in good shape but other hives aren't doing as well. local bee keepers report 40% losses over the winter. study out last week from the center for biological diversity said more than 700 bee species are in decline with more than 300 facing extinction. >> what does that mean to you, kyle? >> that's pretty disastrous when you think about it. it's going to be a lot of work to keep those things -- those colonies alive those species alive. >> reporter: the study list as number of key factors for the decline. climate change, urbanization also lists pesticide use something vince says was not in play when he was growing up. >> we didn't have any money to spray pesticides all over the place. nobody sprayed their lawns with herbicides. you know the clover and the dandelions and the winds that's all food for bees. not only honey bees but bubble bees, the orchard bees, and t

let's go to vince in florida.lease, vince. >> caller: booya, jim cramer. >> booyarks. >> caller: i'm calling about freeport-mcmoran, we spent the last s couple days below the 200-moving day average. we have a contract dispute in indonesia and miners on strike, is it time to buy more on valuation. you, vince, thel indonesia issue really just crushed me. i thought we had a real breakoua here and i like copper, i like worldwide growth. and i doik i have to tell you a 12 i would be willing to buy it long term. but that indonesian contract stuff, when is that going to go away? $12 i think it's okay. it's not going to roar like i thought it would because of the contract problems. how about tom in virginia? tom. >> caller: dr. cramer, what's up? >> i don't know, how about you? >> caller: great. i've been tracking a stock for a few months now and most analysts have high hopes but it's been steadily declining, tech resources is the stock. at what point do you think this has bottomed out? >> you know, i know that this is go

vince hou ghton. [applause] mr. houghton: thank you, peter. when we planned this series, we talked about doing these four great assassinations with one not so great assassination. like, it won't really matter that castro is still alive, because we planned these back in october. things have changed a little bit, but the basic idea behind this is killing fidel, or not killing fidel. for a lot of younger people, castro or the mystique of fidel castro is not as well-known as it would be for other generations. he had not been in charge for a while. he was not this mean ogre of a , person who was leaving cuba. he was for a lot of people that remember the cold war. a lot of people that lived through that time. for the most part, castro was somewhat of a caricature of himself at the end. i love this cartoon. to me, it really spelled out the end of castro's career when he had been retired. [laughter] so when he died, it was a big deal a lot of places. many college aged students were like, ok. some old guy who used to be a bad person died. he really did

like vince, the other young male at thoiry might one day be used for breeding.urope's zoos, designed to protect the species, are now themselves being targeted for the animals in their care. lucy williamson, bbc news, thoiry. arsenal manager, arsene wenger, is under mounting pressure tonight after his team were eliminated from the champions league. they'd gone into their second leg tie against bayern munich needing to overcome a 5—1 deficit. but the second leg proved equally one—sided, as natalie pirks reports. chanting # we want wenger out! # i said we want wenger out!# they were small in number, but loud in sentiment. a group of arsenal fans marched on the emirates tonight demanding the head of the manager. they feel they're not alone. chanting # we want you to go # arsene wenger # we want you to go #. 12 years, no premier league, no champions league. how can we call ourselves a big club? enough's enough, yeah, we want him out now. that's it, no more contracts. he's got to go now. but football is a fickle thing and one good result can silence even the loudest o

. >> move over vince vaughan, brandon brooks crashes the wedding of an eagle fan. brooks was invited by a fan he doesn'tno he met. he showed up at the ceremony in ohio to see the couple say i do. jeff lane sent the eagle a letter and said why not? free food, free drinks and a good time. >> he's so big he looks like a cut out. >> family and friends say goodbye to joni sledge. his father was a oicer that died before he was born. brad fox junior event honoring his dad. those stories and more when we come back. >> ♪ ♪ "action news" continues. ♪ >> saturday night. i'm walter what's happening on "action news" at 11:30. it too lones for a storm to destroy a church. >> and fire when a plane slams into a georgia. and how hundreds helped brad fox junior celebte and honor his dad along the way. >> a violent day on the strip in las vegas. first a robbery i jewelry store inside a well known hotel and then a shooting and standoff in a bus. we have details from gonzales. >> a assistantoff on the las vegas strip, a swat team surrounding a gunman two people on a bus killing one of

the poachers escaped leaving two other rhinos unharmed and without vince's second horn.appears their tools failed or they were interrupted. the demand for rhino horns from asia, it's falsely believed to have medicinal. it can be wofrt thousands of dollars. in reality, rhino horns are nothing more than bone covered in a protein called kerr continue. >> it's a myth to kill a majestic animal for a myth is horrific. >> every year hundreds of rhinos are poached. as the man hunt continues in france, zoos are on high alert. kenneth moten, abc news, new york. >>> the death toll expected to rise following a fire inside a troubled orphanage in guatemala. police officers blocked those from get to go the shelter. it was criticized for overcrowding and alleged abuse. they've recovered bodies and another two dozen found. >>> major wildfires across several states and the great plains will not be getting much help today. conditions are improving slightly. but gusting winds and low humidity are still in the forecast. the fires burning in colorado, texas, oklahoma and kansas have claimed

poachers broke into the wildlife park and shot dead rhino vince,

. >> vince velasquez gives up. phillies lose 7-3. >> the sixers announced joel embid will have surgery on his left knee to refair a partially torn meniscus. this is his third since being drafted in 2014. >> ohm forplayed despite his sore fee. okafor up seven after one. the first five three pointer, sixers down 13 at the break. westbrook behind the back of robertson. the record is 21 by oscar robertson. sixers lose 1222-97. the flyers are ,$8drw >> to the ice with ten games left, the flyers are behind the eight ball going back to the drawing board. coach hakessal plans to shakeup the line. flyers are eight points behind the bruins for the final spot. they are fading fast, lost sicts osixof the last nine games. >> you have to take care of your own backyard. that's what our focus is. we didn't get it done yesterday. >> it's do or die right now. hopefully, chemistry clicks and things go off the bat. >> time is running out. baseball class, u.s. v. preek owe at dodger stadium, a two run homer. u.s. has never won the clas

. >> boy, how old is vince carter now? yeah, my age. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00, another big weekend for "beauty and the beast." how the remake >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, over on tv 20, the firn pointing continues in washington after the failure of the republican health care plan. who president trump the blaming. >>> and at 11:00 right here on abc 7, lauraant any speaks with raiders owner ahead of a big vote ahead this week. >>> more than 9,000 runners took part in the rock and roll half marathon. the race began in golden gate park, shutting down two lanes of traffic on the golden gate bridge this morning. the race ended around around ard center at noon. >>> "beauty and the beast" is at the top of the box auchs for the second week in a row. the latest remake earning $317 million in just ten days in north america. and this month is now the biggest march of all time at the box office grossing the $1 billion flethreshold this weeke. power rangers, kong, life and logan rounding off the top five. that is >> hi, ever

vince the rhino in france, he was killed and his task was sawn off with a chainsaw. telegraph previewing the budget. they were halfway through the second horn when they we re through the second horn when they were rumbled. a story about george michael on the daily mirror, and another story we aren't talking about this morning, m15 bugging smart tvs, news from america about wikileaks smart tvs, news from america about wikilea ks and the smart tvs, news from america about wikileaks and the potential for them to hack into your tv even though it is turned off to listen to conversations and even use the webcam. if you're a conspiracy theorist, it's your worst nightmare. it's like your phone turning on when we've said different words. that was ona we've said different words. that was on a north korea story as well! the front page of the times, that story again, british intelligence helped a p pa re ntly again, british intelligence helped apparently to hack tvs and phones. another picture of vince and zoos are stepping up security after poachers killed this captive rhino to

fighting's facing the blue jays last night, vince on the bump. looking sharp.inning, one run allowed, he punched out seven. in the fifth tommy joseph remember the man at first base, ryan howard is gone. joseph heard homer of the spring, phils beat seven to one. play the blue jays again tonight in clearwater. hey, get your popcorn ready. eagles owner jeffrey lurely break his silence tonight. he hasn't talked to the media in a year. but, he will field questions from reporters, at the nfl owners meeting in phoenix. also, the flyers hosting the senators tonight, orange and black are six points out of the playoffs with seven games remaining. that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >>> and this morning, a big shake up in the nfl has the raiders moving to las vegas. the raiders are building a stadium to share with un lb but won't be ready until 2020. for now raiders will stay put in oakland for another season if not longerment not sitting well with all of the park in a fans in oakland. >> you're accounting out the heart and soul of your fan base. >> wha

. >> vince velasquez gives up.he sixers announced joel embid will have surgery on his left knee to refair a partially torn meniscus. this is his third since being drafted in 2014. >> ohm forplayed despite his sore fee. okafor up seven after one. the first five three pointer, sixers down 13 at the break. westbrook behind the back ofrob. the record is 21 by oscar robertson. sixers lose 1222-97. the flyers are in desperation mode. so much so the head coach is shaking things up. (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim

. >> boy, how old is vince carter now?ge. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00, another big weekend for "beauty and the beast." how the remake helps is this the year you spend more quality time with your dog? then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings during our dog days sale. like a 3-pack of playhound dog toys for under $10. and redhead men's rock bridge shorts starting at under $20. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, over on tv 20, the firn pointing continues in washington after the failure of the republican health care plan. who president trump the blaming. >>> and at 11:00 right here on abc 7, lauraant any speaks with raiders owner ahead of a big vote ahead this week. >>> more than 9,000 runners took part in the rock and roll half marathon. the race began in golden gate park, shutting down two lanes of traffic on the golden gate bridge this morning. the race ended around sesk center at noon. >>> "beauty and the beast" is at the top of the box auchs for the second week in a row. the latest remake earning $317 million

they broke into the zoo outside paris and shot and killed the 4-year-old white rhino named vince.oo keepers found him with one of his ivory horns saw ed off. they called it a heinous act. they are under constant threat from poachers in the wild. >>> in pennsylvania some drastic action to keep things civil at the gym. in scranton, the ymca has banned political tv in workout areas. no more cable news allowed on the tvs. the head says there's been some boisterous conversation over politics and one fight that almost turned physical. he says reaction to the ban has been overwhelmingly positive. >>> if you're watching in the gym, deep breath right now. nothing to divide us. it's going to inspire us. a lesson we can learn from these two best friends. >>> finally tonight, with all the division and discord we're seeing in this country right now, we want to follow up on a story we told you about last week. it's about the two boys from louisville, kentucky. one white, one black. best friends who got matching buzz cuts to fool their teacher and wound up teaching us a valuable lesson. kevin ti

. >>> we are a few week as way from opening day and they took the field to face the yankees and vinceal he is kes was roughed up and two of those hits were off the bat of greg bird. the phillies lose the game 7-3. >>> as steve miller once crooned time is slipping, slipping, slipping and that is not good for the flyers. they are 7 points back with 10 games to go. and they lost to winnipeg last night and tomorrow night they skate in minnesota, road games are the team's achilles heel. >> this is a difference for us. and that is how it is right now. that has been the difference for us. >> the sixers visit oklahoma city and the two teams have not met since the season opener and jahlil okafor is questionable tonight and dealing with a sore right knee, the same knee he had surgery on aier ago. and russel westbrook is having an mvp type season and averaging a triple-double. they will have to slow him down. >> if anyone has an idea please let me know. it's not a one-on-one thing when are you guarding a guy like him and it's a team effort. and it's a collective effort, trying to play one-on-one

david, we're out of time, vince, thank you.oin us next sunday, we have a special two hour special on the supreme court battle on the point and more time there. i'm so much out of time. thank you, both. >>> in closing, he hypnotized many with his lyric and flow. christopher wallace, notorious b.i.g. living life after death, many would probably give anything for one more chance to hear him rapagain. march 9th was the anniversary of his passing. we want to show you a tribute from the realm of politics on the house floor. >> i've got the privilege of representing the district where biggie smalls was raised. we know he went from negative to positive. and he emerged as one of the world's most important hip-hop stars. tech: this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving her more time for what matters most. tech: how'd ya do? player: we won

. >> yes it's 10-year anniversary of invisible the story of vince the former eagles player. the opportunity too talk ta him. >> when disney turned his story into a movie he became a role model to those who have a dream they refuse to let slip by. >> ten years lightser it's been few. first i'm pinching myself realizing it's invincible. it's the movie. this whole you know movie the whole process is about anybody. >> while football changed vince's life forever his unwil unwillingness to fail made him the person and player he is today. >> have fun in what you're doing. the potential is there for to you do the things you want to do. >> today vince spends time with his family hosting his own television show and coaching football. he uses motivational techniques in order to connect with players and is determined to produce not only good football players but good men. >> my job is is to make either players or those i'm motivating for trying to talk to feel good about themselves and they can see that there's something out there that's the future for them. >> it truly is invincible. >

. >> it it's from the movie "dodgeball" it was vince vaughn or a guy named patches o'houlihan. you probably don't need to see that movie. >> show me the calendar and we're good to go the firefighters calendar. >> moving along. a little bit of a change this morning. here's the camera -- so silly. okay, here's the san mateo bridge right now. the mist, you can see it on the camera lens and as the drivers make it across having to deal with breezy winds and having to turn on the windshield wiper. there may be low visibility at times as heavier rain continues across the sacramento valley and moving towards the east. we will see rain but clearing out later today the wind will be the next issue we have to deal with. as the seven-day forecast comes up on the bottom of the screen, we'll have rain drops today but the rest of the forecast is dry. look at the wind speeds coming in from the northwest. up to 20 miles an hour at least the start along the coast will be higher, up to 30 miles an hour and that wind advisory continues throughout the day as the winds continue to pick up for the coa

very sad story this, this is vince the white rhino.s horn, one of the horns taken off with a chain saw. he was not in the wild. he was ina zoo saw. he was not in the wild. he was in a zoo in paris. it's the first such attack seen in a western facility. when you compare that poachers in africa killed over a thousand rhinos in 2015, which, and the number continues to increase, about a quarter of the world's rhino population were killed in south africa. tragic and awful though it is, you're used to hearing these stories from africa. but to actually hear about it in a western facility. ina zoo! hear about it in a western facility. in a zoo! which allegedly has security and cctv. obviously the rhino horns are shipped off to china or other far eastern countries, apparently they can make about 35 grand, which doesn't seem that much when you consider what they've actually done. used in traditional medicine. yes. it's really sad. british zoos, well probably zoos all over europe, are upping their security. whip nay, which has —— whipsneade is up

we know how they use propaganda to reenforce grieve answer, ignite hatred and we know how they don vince people to give up their lives and join the fight. they target those who are vulnerable, feeling left out and the pool from which they recrete is expanding exponentially. governments can take clear and firm action to keep people safe and secure in their homes, in their communities. the virtual space is a different domain. it is domain of commercial companies. we must rely on them to keep people from harm. if we are to protect human life in this ever more connected world we need a new model of shared responsibility. this is the conversation i would like to have with you today. i would like to challenge our thinking and ask how we move from reacting to crisis and incidents to prevention and full acceptance of responsibility on all sides. in western societies we hold sacred democratic values, our right to privacy, safety and security. these values apply to the internet as well, which we all believe must be free, open and accessible, but there is growing public sentiment that not enough is

bye-bye birdie on vince velasquez who had four earned runs in five innings. chase utley gets his turn. the yankees crush the phillies 7-3. >>> the sixers news, this is not good. looking like joel bean needs surgery on his torn my thiniscu tear. they will have to see how long the recovery time is. it takes some six to seven months to recover. >>> and the thunder got into a scuffle with the warriors monday night. steph curry, russell westbrook right there. bret brown today said west brook is the most dominating guard he's seen in 16 years in the nba. westbrook has a blister on his finger but is expected to play. i'm john clark. we are right back. >>> it may feel like spring officially, but it is cold out there for these football players. >> and the wind is making it feel colder out there. looking live at the flags flying atop the aramark building in center city. that tells the story there, glenn. >>> the wind will die down tomorrow, but it will still be cold. the high of 44 with sunshine. friday, we jump quite a bit. saturday is up to 70. and then we get winds

. >>> and former nfl and philadelphia eagles player vince papale and other cancer survivors walkin walkinghe run center city to celebrate survives of that battle. march is national colon cancer awardness month. this event leads up to your get your rear in gear it's race in fairmount park which focuses on colon cancer research. >>> and when you see news happening in your neighborhood take out your phone and shoot it and then make sure to use the fresco app to send it to our newsroom. iain. >> dawn, thanks. >>> straight aid head when a local woman lost her son to drug addiction she was to try to help others avoid her pain. >> to me personally it was healing a bit through helping. >> how this woman and others are giving some comfort to people living on the streets for goodness sake. >>> people are flocking to the hollywood walk of fame to pay respects to fallen star. hundreds of people placed flowers along the hollywood fame star of rock and role pioneer chuck berry had died this past weekend. berry was 90 years old. ♪ parents in one local school addition tribute are upset tonight about a cha

investigators say poachers broke into the zoo, killed a white rhino named vince and cut off his horn. that one horn can fetch as much as $60,000 on the black market. it is believed to be the first such incident in europe. >> harvard dropout mark zuckerberg will finally get his degree. more than a decade after leaving the university to pursue building facebook, the billionaire tapped to deliver the commencement address. so, he will get an honorary degree and honorary doctoral gown. dr. zuckerberg. >> turns out former president obama once referred to slaves as immigrants. in comments that echo of course, ben carson's comments which caused an uproar. told you about this yesterday. addressing hud staffers, dr. carson explained, slaves were immigrants pursuing their dreams. he never said the word slaves, and president obama made kind of a similar reference during a speech 15 months ago. >> certa those of african heritage who had not come here voluntarily, and yet in their own way were immigrants themselves. >> immigrants who came here. >> later monday during a radio interview, secretary ca

also the vince lombardi trophy will be on display. it is going to be a great tailgate party. it's something for everyone. more importantly, it's something for all ages and it's free. >> awesome. julie, thanks for being here with you. a limited number of tickets will be made available for fans to see the draft up close. they will be picked by lottery on march 22. you have until march 19 to register. log on to nfl.com/fanmobilepass. it runs april 27 through the 29th. even if you don't score tickets, you can still be part of all the action on the parkway. it is free. >>> next on nbc 10, a tradition here in philly on st. patrick's day, irish potatoes. you won't find them in ireland. what did the irish say about them? >> i think they love them. we have been doing these for 28 years now. we seem to be the people that everyone buys them for. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990

vince is on the mound for the nets. he gets his start in west palm later today against the yankees. walking the first two batters in the 2nd, and then the rbi double to left. 4-0 yankees by the end of the 2nd, and 42 pitches. the nats will crawl back into it with offense and solid d. like this from bryce harper, lay it out for the ball. not a good idea to do that in spring training, but harper will get the glory. new inning, new pitcher, 2-run blast by matt holliday, and the sun is setting on the nats' chance to win this one. the yankees with the best record in spring training, between both leagues. 2 weeks from today, the nats right here on wusa 9, opening day against the miami marlins,. >> and the maryland terrapins women's basketball team destroying west virginia yesterday to move on to the sweet 16, the only maryland team left dancing after the men lost to xavier in the first game of the tournament. the day off today, and then they will head to bridgeport, connecticut, later this week for the next game on saturday. the players keep the season going. >> they made it like a big em

. >> reporter: council member and former dc mayor, vince, says this is why he is pushing for 420 # 0 police officers in the-- 4200 police officers in the district but he is concerned we are becoming complacent. >> to some stuff found, pretend it is not as serious as it appears or just something we should come to expect, which is terrible if that happens. too many young people out there who are lost. they need help. >> reporter: sources tell us mcallister's sister was there when the shooting happened. she is also a freshman, they started college together. the university is planning a memorial service in addition to the family's funeral arrangements. >> just not supposed to happen. all right, thanks, stephany. >>> there is 25,000 dollars for the person who can lead police to ayana mcallister's killers, call or text the number you see right now on your screen. >> unvaebl. >>> dc police-- unsable. >>> dc police need your help, michael last seen off benning road wearing a blackjackt and police 17-year-old sharaya pain, she was wearing a blackjackt and blue genes. call police if you have i