david webster.is the ability of leaders to coerce people into doing things they don't want to do. you get power like that generally in one of two ways -- by having some kind of force or threat of force behind your demands, like a military force. or you get power by having something -- land, water, some scarce resource that other people need, and you manipulate them that way. i don't think maya kings were powerful in either sense. keach: the kings ruled not so much through power but through their authority to settle disputes spearhead the common defense and control some land. they also gained enormous prestige by redistributing precious goods and by leading religious rituals. but the authority of the king suffered a critical blow in a.d. 738 when 18 rabbit was captured and beheaded by the ruler of a rival city. adjoining 18 rabbit's palace was a smaller structure, the only known building erected by his successor king smoke monkey. some archaeologists think it was a council house where the last weaken

. >> reporter: tonight officer webster is free on a $5,000 bail. the fraternal order of police here said that the new charges are puzzling since he was cleared of charges last year. nbc 10 news. >>> tomorrow morning the justice department could announce a civil rights investigation into the baltimore police department. the baltimore mayor yesterday asked the justice department to investigate the policing practices of the force. that request came after the unrest sparked by the death of freddie gray while he was in police custody. >>> a shooting in north philadelphia claimed a man's life tonight and put a second man in the hospital. sky force 10 over the scene and someone shot the two men just before 8:00. one died at the hospital. other's in stable condition. police haven't arrested anyone or released a motive. >>> a pizza restaurant in queens served up more than slices according to police and has ties to our region. they say it's the hub of a cocaine trafficking ring. police arrested more than a dozen in italy today. the drugs were allegedly wareh

corporal webster's house in felton today, he's suspended without pay. nobody will specifically say how the case -- most people are wondering why webster wasn't indicted sooner. and a few crimes that night in 2013. all those charges. there might be some protests last night. they didn't happen they didn't come, the director today tells me they are meeting and considering some options. we're going to keep you posted. and of course we're going to keep pushing for answers on nbc 10. live in dover, nbc 10 news. >> 100% contained. firefighters getting the upper hand on that brush fire in burlington county. >> there is new concern now for dozens of campers making their way to the wharton state forest this weekend. you see what the fire looked like yesterday afternoon. on the right, the brittle conditions. nbc 10's south jersey reporter cydney long live. what are the conditions like right now? >> renee, the crews crowded the field until about ten minutes ago, they wrapped up working 27 hours straight. but before they left they told me they will continue to focus

webster turn himself in that same day, has been released on $5,000 bail, webster has been suspended, without pay, pend ing outcome of this case, he joined the dover police force in september of 2005. that is very latest reporting live from the sat center, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also breaking news right now crewness south jersey are battling a forest fire at wharton state forest. there have been some evacuations so far. this fire started behind the rangers station on 206 near quakerbridge road in shamong. area is now closed. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is at the the scene cleve. >> reporter: i'm at the corner of quaker brown road at route 206, where they are diverting traffic. this is a very busy traffic area. but nobody can get past on 206, just north of here because of the forest fire that they are battling. the call came in around 2:30, the main fire is located just north and east of the ranger station. the initial estimate we have is 100 acres are burning and they do not have any estimate about how much of that is being contained several s

people in the philadelphia area looking for loved ones should go to the webster elementary school at corner of sedgley and ontario. start there. we will work with you. we have a team there ready to support. we have nt. b in route. we will work with our collogueness washington d.c. and in insuring to piece together family information but if your local start at webster and we will provide auditional information. >> fire department. >> as mayor said, at about 9:38, fire department personnel responded and encountered six overturned trains. we immediately struck a second alarm and declared it a mass casualty event. at 9:34 or 35 we struck out third alarm and at 10:24 we struck fourth alarm. as mayor says that brings 33 apparatus and 122 personnel. it is a level three mass casualty incident which means that 18 medic units were brought on scene. we have a total of six critical transports to area hospitals. those hospitals include temple university, einstein, torresdale, and hahnemann and total of 43 transports, septa buses and medic units for less critical injuries. others are walking wound

now, his name is corporal thomas webster. he faces assault charges all because of this dashcam video. take a look. >> get on the [ bleep ] ground. get on the [ bleep ] ground. get on the ground. >> investigators say that's corporal webster who kicked lateef dickerson in the head during this august 2013 arrest. it happened at a gas station off route 13 after police got a call about a fight and someone possibly armed with a gun. dover police say dickerson was already complying with the officers' orders to get down. prosecutors say the kick knocked dickerson unconscious and left him with a broken jaw. now, prosecutors charge corporal webster with second-degree assault. he's now on leave without pay. his lawyer tells nbc 10 webster was only protecting the city of dover from dickerson whom he says is a criminal and a gang member. now, just a few minutes ago, the dover fraternal order of police released a statement which in part reads, "we continue to support thomas webster and his family, but understand why his actions were outsid

webster delivers a swift kick to the head. that knocks the man unconscious. 29-year-old latiff dickerson. this video just now released. the incident happening way back in 2013. the video being released because officer webster was recently indicted by the delaware state attorney general's office on a charge of felony second-degree assault. >> he was on his knees and didn't even get the chance. the guy decided to kick him in the face. >> there were two police officers there. there was no reason to have to kick him in the head. >> apparently the attorney general's office agrees with you guys. that's why the felony assault and indictment has been handed down. he was found to have a broken jaw as a result of this incident. officer webster was policed on administrative leave without pay, which is standard procedure when an officer has been charged with a crime. >>> thomas bradlen from denver is the latest winner in our ipad mini give away. >> you need friday's buzz word at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> friday's bu

the lawsuit was filed after a grand jury failed to indict officer webster in 2014.ut on may fourth, 2015, the delaware attorney general's office took this case before a second grand jury which did indict corporal webster charging him with second degree assault. and now after nearly two years the explosive video that led to the charges has been released. >> we s released the video. we released the video because the judge considered the law to be confidential. we decided to release it. we're a very transplant police department and we feel we handled this situation properly. >> i believe the city of dover acted properly when they released the video. i think the community had a right to see that. and i think that the transparent see is very important. >> reporter: officer webster turned himself in on monday. he has been released oh and $5,000 bail. he's also been suspended without pay pending the out come of this case. we're live in dover tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> okay natasha, thank you very much. >> well caught on camera smoke phils delta airli

originally a grand jury did not return an indictment for webster. but monday a second grand jury did indict webster on second degree assault charges. he has since surrendered to police season now out on $5,000 bon. >>> search is on for escaped prisoner in west philadelphia. the teen was on his way to jail, but got away handcuffs still on. only a block from the station. fox 29 weekend anchor karen schep is live outside southwest detectives. karen washington kind of help are police getting from the suspect's family? >> reporter: there certainly has been a lot of communication. they know that this fugitive has been talking with members of his family one of those phones -- burn phone you can just throw away. they've been talking with the family and spending a lot of time trying to convince him frankly to come on in. but in the wake of the situation we've had with baltimore they're worried about his safety. so they've been touch and go situation. they keep thinking he'll be turning himself in shortly but as of this minute, he's still on the run. it's a h

which allegedly shows webster kicking suspect dickerson in the head. corporal webster was initially cleared by a grand jury but second grand jury i am paneled return that indictment on monday. webster turn himself in that day and he was released on $5,000 bail. >>> students and parents are criticizing a school project that spark outrage in montgomery county. they say it is hurtful but organizers say it wasn't intended to be offensive. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has details. >> reporter: combating stereotypes with stereotypes that was the intent. >> it speaks to where we are right now. >> globe created and cure rated by students in the diversity program startled african-american students and their parent when project was put on display at sawedder ton area high school this week. >> it is africa, fried chicken. i have never made the distinction. >> reporter: this fat shore didn't want to be shown says his son was shocked with what was written on africa, which included a six letter word starting with an n. the the school gave us a statemen

that officer has been id as corporal tom webster. the american civil liberties union filed civil lawsuit against the city of dover and the police department last year, alleging that the suspect, latif dickerson, was assaulted. lawsuit filed after grand jury failed to indict officer webster in 2014. but, this week, the delaware attorney general's office took that case before a second grand jury, which charged corporal webster with second degree assault. >> we released the video because the judge considered it no longer to be confidential. at that point we decided to be trans lucent. we feel we handled this situation properly. >> i believe that the city of dover acted properly when they released the video. i think the community had a right to see that. and i think that transparency is very important. >> officer webster turned himself in on monday, and has been released on bail. he's also been suspended without pay pending the outcome of that case. >>> new information this morning about attempted attack outside profit muhammad cartoon c

that's the very latest here from webster school in port richmond. denise nakano. now back to you. >> denise, thank you. let's go to mitch walker now who is on the scene in port richmond. he is joining us on the phone. what is your update, mitch, from the scene? >> jim, we are just off a spur that leads back into the railyard just next to where the train derailment happened, near the curve where this appears to have happened. you see an odd number of unmarked vehicles appearing to be federal vehicles, presumably investigators going into what is a dead-end. we have also seen equipment going inside from amtrak. these are the lights that you now see illuminating the scene. we also obviously have many philadelphia police cars, fire equipment, as well as emf. the nbc 10 investigators, we also looked into how often this kind of thing happens. according to the federal railroad administration, there have been 18 train accidents so far in 2015. that's just in pennsylvania. 11 of those accidents involved the derailment, and five of those in pennsylvania involved passenger tr

corporal thomas webster was placed on leave in 2013 after police say he kicked a suspect in the headdering him unconscious. a grand jury declined to indict webster in march of 2014 but attorney general matt den reviewed case and thought it should be presented to the grand jury again. that second grand jury indicted webster yesterday. >>> closing arguments are expected today in the corruption trial for six former members of the philadelphia police force. lead defendant thomas licciardello is accused of leading his narcotics squad on illegal drug raids that aetnad thousands of dollars. prosecutors builder their case on testimony from a former colleague jeffrey walker. walker pleaded guilty last year. the other six defendants maintain their innocence. >> 5:36 and new this morning fire forced a family in philadelphia's strawberry mansion section out of their home. firefighters had the upper hand when the action cam arrived on the 2000 block of north wood stock street at 2:00 a.m. the investigation focused on the second floor where there are bedrooms. no injuries were reported. >> the red

a second grand jury indicted webster yesterday. >>> closing arguments expected today in the corruptionor six former members of the philadelphia police force. lead defendant thomas licciardello is accused of leading his narcotics squad on illegal drug raids that netted thousands of dollars. prosecutors built their case on testimony from a former colleague jeffrey walker. walker pleaded guilty last year. the other six defendants maintain their innocence. >> new information about the two gunmen shot and killed by police during a free speech convention in garland texas. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more on why police say the situation could have been much worse. erin. >> reporter: that's right matt. it could have been worse. officials say the two suspected terrorists elton simpson and nadir suv fee intended to shoot hundreds of people but they were out gun ned by a lone traffic cop and his pistol. the freedom defense initiative said they were simply exercising freedom of speech but it has been called an anti-muslim hate group by southern poverty law cen

the officer has been identified as corporate tom webster. the american civil liberties union filed a civil lawsuit against the city of dover and the police department last year. alleging that the suspect latif dicker sean, was assault the. lawn suit filed after grand jury failed to indict officer webster in 2014. but this week, the delaware attorney general's office took the case before a second grand jury, which charged corporal webster with second degree assault. >> he broke his jaw and knocked him unconscious. mr. dickerson was unconscious until he woke up in the police cruiser right outside the hospital. >> officer web stealth turned himself in on monday, has been released on bail, and also suspended without pay pending the outcome of the case. >> the justice department is expected to announced to that it will conduct a civil right investigation into the baltimore police. the feds want to know if baltimore police engage in discriminatory practices. mayor stephanie rawlings blake asked for the probe following the death of freddie gray. he

corporal thomas webster turned himself in today on charges stemming from an arrest he made in august of 2013. the delaware attorney general says corporal webster kicked the suspect in the head during the arrest. the suspect's jaw was broken and he was knocked unconscious. webster is on unpaid leave while the investigation continues. >>> tonight concerns about cutbacks in our area. dow chemical announced today it will trim about 3% of its global workforce as it prepares to break off a significant part of its chlorine operations. it's due to a deal announced earlier this year with olin corp. with six dow locations in our area we reached out to see how this announcement will affect local workers but haven't received a response. >>> new at 11:00, atlantic city is facing a new round of layoffs. and this time it's not casino workers. >> tonight officials confirm plans to cut 200 city employees and the fire department will be hit the hardest. >> nbc 10's george spencer live tonight in atlantic city where he asked about the impact of the layoffs. george? >> reporter: jacqueline city leaders

to webster elementary? >> reporter: you know, i do understand that there are some interviews taking place there and i can only imagine it might be some people that are just being taken there to give their account of what took place and i'm sure that is also a point away from this staging area where all the emergency response teams are away from -- to be at that school to kind of gather and get information. so at this point, i know that there are people gathered there, that there are law enforcement on scene conducting interviews with folks and i'm sure the information at that area is being given out to people who are looking for how to reach their loved ones or where to go next. in all of this. >> amtrak also released that 800 number. if you believe you may have a loved one or friend onboard that train, that hotline number they gave out i'll tell you, 800-523-9101. again, 800-523-9101. coming from amtrak for anyone who may want to check for information on loved ones or people they know who may is been on bo

indicted him for the second degree assault saturday of a lawsuit by the aclu that declined to indict webster last year. >>> faa shows a plane that filled with smoke a passenger snapped this shot from the delta flight yesterday. an engine problem created the smoke. the flight for fort lauderdale was heading to new york. it diverted to charleston, south carolina where firefighters were ready as a precaution, no injuries were reported. >> a brave 13-year-old girl fought off an attacker who police believe has an a history of attacking women. the predator followed the girl to the front stops and said he was lost. he darted indoors and forced his way in and grabbed the girl. she lambed her hands into his face he backed out the door. the same man is wanted for assaulting a 28-year-old woman in a supermarket restroom last month. >>> this is newly released video of a septa bus that got stuck on a railroad track tuesday night. it is conrail train was blocking the tracks and the driver tried to drive around and spun the wheel too far and she fell out of the seat because they was not buckled in. the tra

a grand jury indicted dover police corporal thomas webster for an arrest caught on camera back in august of 2013. as nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong tells us the video shows the officer kicking the suspect in the head and knocking him out. >> it happened almost two years ago at a gas station on route 13. corporal thomas webster beat dickerson after he complied with demands to get on his knees with his hands up. >> kicked him in his face broke his jaw and knocked him unconscious. >> dover police punished the corporal for violating policy. but a first grand jury didn't indict him. and the u.s. attorney's office decided it didn't violate dickerson's civil rights. somehow it got back on the radar of the attorney general. >> came back to my attention last week and after reviewing it we determined that it should be presented to the grand jury again. >> webster is charged and suspended without pay until the case is resolved. his attorney sent me an e-mail saying webster is innocent and that he was protecting dover from dickerson, a criminal a gang member. also thinks that the nation

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we chronicled what happened to webster and what happened was he had gone from being this person who was extremely conservative stable a hero in the community, a great teammate, family man to somebody who was totally unrecognizable to his friends and family. he went from somebody who was financially conservative to sending every dime his family had. he ended up living in his truck almost as a transient shuttling between wisconsin and pittsburgh sometimes living on the road or sleeping in train and bus stations. he had incredible physical problems as a result of the career in the nfl beyond the mental health issues. and he would go to these extremes to try to deal with them. his teeth started falling out for example so he would super glue them back into his mouth. he had incredible trouble sleeping. he could not sleep in a bed so tried a chair that didn't work and he tried his truck and when that didn't work he had purchased several mail order stun guns and had his sons or his friends literally taser him to sleep. and so it gave you an idea of sort of what the magnitude of what these issu

it shows officers tom webster kicking the man during at rest. police say webster and another officer were arresting the man following a fight at a nearby gas station. federal judge ruled that the video is no longer confidential which why is dover police released it. originally a grand jury did in the return an indictment for wednesday but monday a second grand injury difficult indict webster on second degree assault, he has since surrendered to police and now out on bond. in a statement the department says upon being notified of the indictment the dover police department immediately placed webster on leave without pay pending the outcome of the investigation. >> that is hard to watch, all right. >>> 5:11 is the time. the justice department is preparing to announce a civil rights investigation in the practices of the baltimore police department. the official announcement could come today. the the investigation comes at the request of the baltimore mayor stephanie rollins blake who met with the attorney general loretta lynch earlier this week. lea

at the time a grand jury chose not to indict webster. but last week delaware's attorney general sent the case to a second grand jury which did indict him. the aclu is suing the city on behalf of dickerson. the local director has seen the dash cam video of the incident. >> it's shocking, but it's not not -- it's 15 seconds, it's shocking, but it's not freddie gray. >> corporal webster is suspended without pay. in an e-mail to nbc 10 his lawyer says webster is innocent and that he was protecting dover from a dangerous criminal. >>> we turn now to an update on breaking news. septa police say they have received a call from someone claiming to be the parents of this little girl on your screen. officers found her about 20 minutes ago at the york dolphin station. that's on the market frankford line in kensington. she's 6 years old, her name is jasmine, police are now in the process of trying to reunite jasmine with her parents. >>> looking back and taking stock after the violence dies down. a week after raw emotion turns to acts of destruction.

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the grand jury indicted webster on monday on assault charges, delaware naacp leaders are criticizing them for releasing the video they needed time to stem any -- from the footage being released. >>> she was a pediatrician at philadelphia hospital she was found burned and strangled in her row home in 2013, yesterday the judge rejected a defense request to have smith's confession thrown out. today a crime scene investigator took the stand. >>> the superintendant of brick township schools is facing corruption charges, he approved a plan to give his granddaughter special treatment. the preschooler received $40,000 worth of fraud len benefits including transportation for day care when she didn't need it. former brick director is accused of engineering the scheme on his behalf. >>> developing right now police in nebraska are desperately searching for a missing 5-year-old boy an amber alert is issued for jose manaro, he was missing when his brother was found in a dumpster the toddler was rescued when a man stopped to clean out his car and heard noises coming from the trash bin, he does not

that he kicked a suspect in the head rendering him unconscious, the grand jury declined to indict webster in owe 2014, and he presented it to a grand jury instead. delaware state house is expected to vote today on a bill banning e-cigarette use in public places, in bars and movie theaters and indoor venues. it bans regular cigarette use and the vapor in e-cigarettes contains carcinogens and nicotine supporters say it's safer than tobacco. >>> our new jersey newsroom six flags in new jersey is facing a lawsuit. for cutting down trees to build a solar farm, they claim that it will hurt the barnegat bay watershed and six flags says that they will significantly reduce carbon dioxide emissions and they plan to replace 16000 trees. >>> and today the lisz for president got even longer former arkansas governor mike huckabee is the next presidential hopeful, he threw his hat into the ring an hour ago, for more on the growing field we go live to karen travers in washington d.c. >> reporter: good afternoon, hike huckabee knows how to rev up a crowd. he pished him sx as a social conservative. and got

trying to get into the webster tube or at least trying to get on to broadway. this is a crash where a person was killed in the car there. this is right here on 880. we're working to get more details from police and we'll give you updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. a live picture westbound. you can see traffic is going to be slow. it's about a 15-20 minute delay. no major problems. and if you are driving on 580, it looks okay. southbound 680 traffic will be a little bit slow as you leave pleasanton. >>> a fire at an automotive business has turned into a hazardous material situation. the fire is out. i want to take you out live to the scene where you can see the fire is out. firefighters still there. they say hazardous chemicals are inside that building. and they are working to contain the runoff. the fire started about 12:30 this morning. it's on reynolds circle. janine de la vega is there. she will have a live update coming up at 6:30. >>> time is 6:03. a major drug smuggling bust involving bay area workers. 1

the officer has been identified at tom webster. the man was left with a broken jaw. last year a grand jury chose not to indict webster but this week a second grand jury indicted him for assault. webster is on leave without pay. >>> police in san francisco are facing charges of sexism and racism. now district attorney is looking into thousands of criminal cases for possible bias. lisa bernard is in san francisco with more on that. lisa. >> reporter: john, in a city that prides itself on its progressiveness, authorities are reviewing 3 to 5,000 arrests and prosecutions for evidence of police bias based on race and sexual orientation. outside the san francisco hall of justice word that the san francisco police department is being investigated for racial bias is welcome news to mandy shabaz. >> the investigations are long overdue. >> the task force will investigate arrests the district attorney wants to know if there is a deeper cultural bias in the department. >> if there were people that were wrongfully convicted or they were wrongfully arrested, we have both a legal a

. >>> corporal thomas webster is accused of kicking a suspect in the head in august of 2013. he broke the suspect's jaw and knocked him unconscious. webster is on unpaid leave as officials investigate. >>> the aclu is challenging a law in delaware that requires gps monitoring of certain sex offenders. the organization filed the complaint yesterday which says high risk sex offenders must be monitored. the aclu argues the law is unconstitutional. >>> the city of philadelphia is celebrating a recently announced airport expansion project. people living near the airport say they're worried about the quality of their life. "nbc 10's" katy zachry is there this morning. katy what are they telling you. >> reporter: hi, tracy. i'm standing in a neighborhood of 70 homes. these homes have lived in the shadow of the philadelphia international airport for decades. they've dealt with all of the noise that comes with it the planes taking off, et cetera. now things are about to change because over the next 12 to 15 years there will be a lot of construction and activity at philly international

officer webster had originally been cleared by a grand jury. they say he did no wrong but this week the state revisited this case and brought charges against that officer. he has been suspended without pay. and the police department here is now bracing for possible protests. >> assure all of our citizens that their first amendment rights to protest will be honored. but i must assure the members of our community that lawlessness and violence will not be tolerated. >> reporter: now, leaders from the naacp are meeting in dover right now to discuss the incident, but as of right now, we have not heard of any planned demonstrations tonight. live in dover, randy gyllenhaal nbc 10 news. >> all right, randy. >>> meantime the dover fof rep released a statement saying "the decision by the delaware attorney general's office to take the case before a second grand jury over a year after the initial grand jury presentation without new evidence is puzzling puzzling, however we'll let the justice system work appropriately." >>> in burlington county, firefighter

. >>> corporal webster is suspended without pay. in an e-mail he says webster is innocent and he was protecting dover from a criminal. >>> well for police, you know knowing when it's necessary to use extreme force like shooting a suspect, that's a split second decision. >> "nbc 10" got a look at a tool that helps officers. >> put the gun down and walk backwards towards my voice. >> camden county police were faced with active shooter simulations yesterday. the device is one of only four virt actual simulators of its kind in the country. "nbc 10's" cindy long got a look inside and she joined officers to look at simulated suspects and assess for risks. >> you're safer in here than you are on a street. in here you can go home. >> so far 65 of camden's officers have taken the training. it is also used for the military. >> happening today, two new initiatives on drones and unmanned air attacks. more and more drones fill the skies, the government is looking for ways to maintain safety while encouraging innovation. >>> singer and songwriter

by now, you've probably seen it the 2013 video of thomas webster stopping with keith dickerson during a crime investigation. you probably also saw this. corporal webster kicking him in the face and knocking him unconscious even after he complied with an order to get on the ground. nobody answered the door the a his home today. he's suspended without pay after being indicted earlier this week. late today, the u.s. attorney's office in wilmington would only tell me they did a preliminary review of the case. and while they did see the video, they for some reason did not do a formal investigation. the u.s. department of justice is now trying to figure out why that was. and dover police prepped for possible protest. an earlier grand jurory chose not to indict him. only indictments are made public including the one here in my hand that was released this monday against officer webster. it is possible, in theory, that the first grand jury never saw the video at all. we're trying to get that answer. but, again, it's all done in secret. so nobody's, in theory supposed to leak what happens. we'r

a grand jury declined to indict webster in march of 2014.n delaware attorney general matt den reviewed the case and presented it to a grand jury again. that second grand jury indicted webster yesterday. >> the red cross is helping a family who lost three relatives in a chester county fire. the flames gutted a mobile home on the 300 block of hill road in west caln township yesterday afternoon. a family had gathered there after another relative's passing. two adults and two children managed to get out in time but according to neighbors three women had trouble getting out of the same opening as the survivors and then they hesitated about jumping to their safety. the victims' names have not been released. >> 6abc is hosting a live debate tonight featuring the five men and wony one woman vying for the democratic nomination of mayor of philadelphia. the candidates squared off at the temple university performing arts center last night. democratic field includes lynn abraham nelson diaz jim kenny doug oliver milton street and anthony williams. schoo

then to go head-on merriam-webster is adding surprising entries to the dictionary. i am glad you are here. kennedy: the soviets inspired world tiv many choices are the problem. but is this america correctional we be happy to have dozens of choices or demand even more? splits up the panel decide also this america and 2008 jesse's joyce and a part-time male model and comedienne the. [laughter] welcome to the panel. if an old man is frustrated by two dozen deodorants does that mean they are winning? >> the correlation between starving kids and deodorant i never read oliver twist but there was no deodorant and starving children. but if you run for president the entire floating base to own car stereo stores? you could forget about the close-up magician on vegas circuit. >> and also with all the armenians. >> just because he is not our began that it is okay to do that joke. kennedy: he has to go twice a day. [laughter] are you offended by choices? >> no. i think it is wonderful the more choices of better when i find ironic is that his campaign announcement will was giving

this is dash cam video of officer tom webster arresting a man in august of 2013.ou can see him kick the man in the head breaking his jaw. a grand jury look at the case last year. did not return an indictment but earlier this week second grand jury did leading to webster's arrest. he surrendered. he's out on bail. he's off the job. upon being notified of the indictment the dover police department immediately placed webster on leave without pay pending the out come of the investigation ". >> we're getting our first look at the moments inside this septa bus when that driver actually tried to make u-turn and got stuck on the train tracks. this was on columbus boulevard in south philadelphia tuesday night. a freight train was blocking the driver's normal route. that train was stopped so the driver drives around it tries to make a u-turn to get back on her route but she goes too far getting stuck on the track. let's take closer look at the driver and two passengers when the bus came to the halt. you can see the driver tries to hold on to her cheering wheel before she's

it shows thomas webster kicking dickerson in the face after dickerson had clearly given himself up. the kick knocked him out cold broke his jaw. last year a grand jury cleared webster but this week a new grand jury brought assault charges against him. he is now on unpaid leave. >> i think this is an isolated incident. we did our due diligence as far as following up, investigating it, turning it over to the proper authorities to ensure that accountability was there. >> dover police released a dash cam video after webster's indictment this week. the naacp members are demanding a thorough review of police practices in the city. >> the start of the aberdeen dad vail regatta. college rowers are getting ready to skull the schuylkill river. the dad vail started in 1934. now the largest college regatta in the country. rowers from more than 120 schools will be competing. racing starts around 7:00 this morning. that's the regatta by the numbers. for information, especially if you plan to go see the dad vail you can get all of that information on our "nbc 10 news" app or go to nbc10.com. we ha

to this day his name is invoked to describe the comicically complex and rube goldburg is in the websters dictionary. today we are joined by such a group of young scientist. of course they are from local high school supervisor cohen and tang. the local high school robotics team, the cardinal batonics team, 4159, i hope i said that right t is a mouth full, spent the last several weeks designing their very own mouse trap. they came to city haul to demonstrate the mu. the local feem under the in[inaudible] competed in several first robotics competitions with their robots. these young people know their stuff. i know rube goldburke who was a graduate of local class of 1900 would be proud. wree also joined today by rubes grand daughter, jennifer george wloo sin the audience. the legacy drether of rube gold burg link and the author of the book about her grand father the art of rube gold burg. here is the book t. is a pretty heavy book. thank you for being here today jennifer. you can stand please. thank you. built in the after math of the 1906 earthquake. the building representsviction and tenac

last year a grand jury cleared webster. this year a new grand jury brought assault charges against him and he's on up paid leave. >> we did our due diligence as far as following up and investigating it and turning it over to the proper authorities to ensure that accountability was there. >> dover police released the video after webster's indictment this week. the naacp leaders in dover are demanding a thorough review of practices in that city. >>> 50 students are suspended for bangor high school for their comments on social media. that's after two classmates were a chick-fil-a shirt. some of the messages contained obscenityies obscenities. some felt it was offensive because of the chick-fil-a's comments against gay marriage in 2012. >>> your cell fen is good for one more thing in new jersey. proving to police that you have car insurance. governor chris christie signed a new bill into law. it allows drivers to use phones tablets and computers to show proof of insurance. >>> montgomery county is preparing for the pope. the co

. >> ashley webster here with what consumers need to know. what do we need to know?l you, identity thieves may already have enough information about you including credit card numbers. often they don't have the security code number on the back of the card which makes them useless if they don't have them. that has led to a brazen approach by thieves who call unsuspects victims posing as fraud investigators. the scam artists claim to work for your credit card company they tell you there has been fraudulent activity on the account and want to make sure you have possession of your card. they want you to give them the security number on back. once they have your credit card information it is sold on-line on the ever expanding black market. what can you do to protect yourselves? monitor your bank accounts and never give out your credit card security number over the phone. the same doze for any e-mails that may be asking for your personal information if you have doubts contact the credit card company. >> ashley webster, thank you. >> log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder.

that is the issue and webster and that is the results. accord reached, says the constitutional claim could be reached, not a statutory claim because there was not a cause of action available. >> the only way you can achieve constitutional avoidance in this case is by the ruling against you on something statutory. otherwise we get there anyhow. >> again, our position. >> preferring a rule against you. >> certainly true but here congress has not provided jurisdiction for the court to reach statutory claims. there's not a waiver of sovereign immunity so we are left with the constitutional argument whether you do it at the level of smith vs. maryland, and answer the question about whether it is a fourth amendment search to get records from the telephone companies in this context for if you go to special needs inquiries or reasonableness approach if you look at the program as a whole not just the initial collection but the fact that they authorize the collection early on the imposition of robust control over when the data may be queried or don

for part of this wonderful s ac program we've enrolled the following schools lake shire and daniel webster and sunset and jose ortega are argon sutter are and lafayette and others also this friday will be the s ac c award banquet all our elected students will wish honored we're existed and next meeting is monday at 5:00 p.m. obviously 2015 the s ac c is a public council anyone is welcome as american people adams incentive dinner is provided for any guests if you want to attend or make a presentation or have a copy of the agenda please contact our coordinator salvador lopez thank you very much asking asking so next the accommodations i'd like to turn it over to >> thank you. this evening we'll be honoring a group of young men commissioner fewer and i somebody is grumbling left leg my stomach commissioner wynns and we have an opportunity to hear a young men they're part of a - in 2010 a young girl was raped and broadcasted on social media at the time the preservation specialist at the ymca and the young man that leads our young athletes was supporting the football team through the pumping ma

webster is on unpaid leave while officials investigate. >>> the time is 6:45. atlantic city is facing a new round of layoffs and this time it has nothing to do with the casinos. they plan to cut 200 city worker positions including 85 firefighters. they say it's necessary to cut taxes and they need to say that ac is serious about fiscal accountability. residents express hesitation. >> we need firefighters. that's the most delicate area to cut. there shouldn't be any discussion about that. >> it's very tough right now. i'm a taxpayer and i'm all for lowering our taxes. >> now the city says these cuts will actually bring the city's fire department into alignment with other cities of similar size. leaders will layoff 40 others. >>> a teary eyed dzhokhar tsarnaev for the first time they saw emotion from the convicted killer. he cried yesterday when his aunt took the stand. she sobbed uncontrollably and testified that tsarnaev was a kind and warm child. tsarnaev wiped his eyes repeatedly with tissues during yesterday's hearing. a jury convicted him on all charges las

this incident happened two years ago during an arrest but a grand jury failed to indict webster at thee. the kick broke latif johnson's jaw. the aclu filed a lawsuit on johnson's behalf. >>> today maryland governor larry hogan went on a tour of the future purple line. kind of. take a look at this. purple lined a vats took a cardboard cutout of the governor on a listening tour of the planned light rail system. they explained the benefits of the line to the cardboard hogan. advocates want the governor to publicly endorse the purple line sooner rather than later. let's get a look at your forecast with amelia. >> temperatures right now, 75 in manassas and baltimore, 79 in frederick, plenty of sunshine low humidity. however, the humidity is going to build in over the weekend. tomorrow a little humid and high of 83. more clouds in the morning, more sun in the afternoon, can't rule out an isolated shower on sunday. overall just more clouds in general. it's muggy. looking at our high temperature, 85 for mother's day. there's the chance of a shower or thundershower mainly later in the day on mo

it's a grphy, the winners are going to receive nearly $38,000 and they're going to get a merriam-webster dictionary so they can learn to spell some more hard words. >> they could probably write the merriam-webster dictionary. >> i think they just spelled it the last couple of days. >>> coming up in sports a lot of nats fans are wondering what in the heck is going on with stephen strasburg. jason is up next to figure it >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> well, the way things are going with the nats all i can say good thing they have max versuser. >> and good thing they're playing the cincinnati reds because they're a terrible baseball team. stephen strasburg used to be the hottest pitcher in all of baseball, but these days that is long gone. at least right now. he once carried the label of ace, of stopper of this pitching rotation but this season strasburg has posted an e.r.a. over 6. here's the thing, though. in his last four starts strag has been earned run average of 10. during that stretch, he hasn't made it

they could probably write a merriam-webster dictionary. >> that's right. we need the dictionary.nd which word would you use to describe the weekend to come, doug? >>> just a three-letter word. hot. yeah, hot, that's the word we're talking about today. it's going to be hot, a little bit on the humid side. we have a slight chance of a storm tomorrow and over the next couple daves, but right now the weekend really looking good. if you've got one of those boats it's going to be a beautiful boat weekend, beautiful beach weekend a beautiful pool weekend. because it's going to be on hot side. i've really taken the chance of storms on sunday down. that's good news, too. 82 degrees the current temperature 79 by around 7:00 tonight. can't rule out isolated showers in parts of the area so know that going out. if you see a shower, we can could see heavier downpour. 82 in gaithersburg 84 in reston and manassas, warrenton, 82 degrees. we have some shower activity around warrenton, prince will ym yam county, to the west. i-81 around luray see something showers through page and shenandoah counti